Grantsville High by Joshua Figueira Could Have Had No Idea His Life STAFF WRITER Would Come Full Circle Almost 30 When He First Set Foot Inside Years Later

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Grads across the county celebrate See A9 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN June 5, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 004 50¢ Cops apprehend HANGIN’ ON suspect in Wal-Mart parking lot stabbing Eighteen-year-old from West Valley City claims to have ties to brutal Salvadoran gang by Suzanne Ashe

STAFF WRITER Police have arrested a suspect in the recent stabbing of a Wal-Mart employee in Tooele. Eighteen-year-old Mariano Zacarias of West Valley City was booked into Tooele County Detention Center last week on suspicion of stabbing A.J. Hayden, 23, during an alterca- tion in the Wal-Mart parking lot early on the morning of May 13. threatened by Zacarias and sev- Zacarias has been charged with eral juveniles at 4:45 a.m. Two of attempted homicide and rioting. the employees went inside the store, but Hayden confronted According to Tooele City Police officer Lt. Paul Wimmer, three store employees were SEE STABBING ON A5 Native son takes over at Grantsville High by Joshua Figueira could have had no idea his life STAFF WRITER would come full circle almost 30 When he first set foot inside years later. Grantsville High School in the Last week, McCluskey, now fall of 1978 as a seventh grader, 41, was named the new principal 12-year-old Travis McCluskey of GHS, replacing Leon Jones, who moved within the school district to take the head job at photography / Maegan Burr Rose Springs Elementary. A cowboy attempts to stay on a horse during the bronco riding competition at the Deseret Peak Stampede Rodeo Saturday. The two-day “It’s kind of been a whirl- rodeo handed out over $30,000 in prize money. (See story on A10) wind,” said McCluskey of his new appointment. “I’ve received a lot from Grantsville. This is my chance to give back to the school and community.” A long-time Grantsville resi- High-end homes not moving as market cools dent, McCluskey has spent much Excess inventory may be partially due to homes built before buyers are lined up of his life in the halls of GHS. photography / Troy Boman As a student, he was a three- by Mark Watson eral more months because finding 32 houses sold in the Grantsville wide for a home sold during the Grantsville native Travis McCluskey STAFF WRITER buyers for such pricey real estate area at a median price of $259,547 first quarter of 2006 at $155,065. was named the new principal at is particularly difficult at a time — up 58 percent in price from The average sales price for a Grantsville High School last week. SEE GRANTSVILLE ON A7 It could be a long, dry summer for home sellers at the top end of when the market is cooling off. this time last year. In the Tooele, house during the first quarter of the local housing market. Sales of homes in Tooele Valley Stansbury Park, Erda and Lake 2007 was $204,843 — a 32 percent About 111 houses in the price jumped dramatically from 2004 to Point, 213 houses sold during the jump. Police searching for three range of $300,000 to $1.4 million 2006, but have leveled off in 2007. first quarter of 2007 at a median Grantsville leads in the number are on the market in Tooele Valley, That slowdown, however, hasn’t price of $189,900 — a 32 percent of houses on the market priced at hooded men who shot into according to the Wasatch Front affected prices, which continue jump from 2006. $350,000 and above with 18 hous- Regional Listing Service, but real to rise, according to Wasatch Information from the Tooele Front Regional Listing Service County Board of Realtors showed estate agents believe those hous- SEE HOMES ON A6 Tooele woman’s apartment es could be up for sale for sev- data. During first quarter 2007, the average sales price county- by Suzanne Ashe sweatshirts. She didn’t recog- STAFF WRITER nize them, so she did not open Police are looking for three the door. When she walked Ex-Marine accused young men who fired multiple through the apartment toward rounds into a Tooele wom- her bedroom, a third suspect an’s apartment early Monday shot through a sliding glass of murder found morning. door at the back of her ground- The incident occurred floor apartment, littering the at 1:20 a.m. at the Gateway room with shattered glass. competent for trial Apartment complex located According to Lt. Paul by Suzanne Ashe behind Wal-Mart. Wimmer of the Tooele City STAFF WRITER Yvette Salcedo, 18, told Police, officers were called by Former marine Walter Smith was found compe- police she was woken up by a Salcedo just after the incident. tent to stand trial earlier today for the March 2006 knock at her door. When she Police had responded to a fight murder of his girlfriend and the mother of his two checked through the door’s that occurred at the apartment children, Nicole Speirs. Smith is being held at the peep hole, she saw two young Tooele County Detention Center without bail. men dressed in dark hooded SEE POLICE ON A5 Smith originally told police that Speirs, 22, had drowned in the tub of the couple’s upstairs bathroom. Then on Aug. 4, Smith, 26, a veteran of the Local parents tackle growing war in Iraq, checked himself into the Veterans Administration Hospital in Salt Lake City. While there, he reportedly told his uncle, and later the problem of kids’ screen time police, he was responsible for Speirs’s death. Smith had under gone a 90-day competency With school out, the battle to keep kids away from evaluation to determine if he was able to stand trial. television and video games is heating up This morning 3rd District Court judge Mark Kouris said that he had read two competency reports — Olsen is not alone in cutting by Karen Lambert one from the prosecution and one from the defense her kids TV time. As parents and CORRESPONDENT — and found the trial could proceed. educators become more aware Shelli Olsen of Overlake Speirs was the mother of Smith’s young twins, a of the role “screen time” — i.e., rations TV time for her kids to boy and a girl, who are now being raised by their time spent in front of televi- one hour a day tops, year round. maternal grandparents. The couple had lived in a sions, DVD players, computers, As a result, she said her four duplex near 700 South and 800 West in Tooele. video game systems, etc. — can girls, ages 3 to 9, will spend At the time of Speirs’ death, Smith told officers play in childhood obesity, many the summer riding bikes, selling on March 24 that he and the children traveled to are working hard to ensure their lemonade and making up neigh- a family gathering in Burley, Idaho, and returned borhood clubs. “I love it when kids don’t spend summer vaca- photography / Troy Boman Walter Smith is escorted into 3rd District Court for a competency hearing today. Smith was they use their imaginations and SEE MARINE ON A5 leave the TV off,” Olsen said. SEE PARENTS ON A6 found competent to stand trial for the March 2006 murder of his girlfriend Nicole Speirs.

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 Utah & The West

Corrections The 2007 edition of the Tooele County Segregation fears linger under surface of voucher debate Summer Guide, which was distributed in the May 24 edition of the Tooele by Brock Vergakis South Carolina has also come Transcript-Bulletin, contained some ASSOCIATED PRESS under criticism, she said. factual errors. On Page 14, it was report- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — “Among African-Americans ed that Ophir Days will be held on July Private school vouchers are they were very, very con- 12. The correct date is July 28. The for- often touted as a way to level science about it. It’s like deja mer Tooele County Search and Rescue the educational playing field vu — we’ve seen this before,” Demolition Derby is now called the for less affluent families, par- Synnott said. Deseret Peak Demolition Derby and will ticularly minorities living in “They’re not hitting on that be held on June 16. On Page 20, the date poverty. ‘We don’t want your child to of the Festival of the Old West was listed go to school with blacks or But in Utah, one of the chief as Sept. 22-24. The correct date is Sept. poor people.’ They’re saying, critics of the nation’s broad- 26-30. The Independence Day photo on ‘You’ve got to be a good par- est voucher program is the Page 10, the Demolition Derby photo on ent,’” she said. “Back in the NAACP, which fears vouchers Page 18 and the Junior Livestock photo ‘60s there were segregation are a backdoor to creating on Page 26 were photographed by Missy academies founded in South segregated schools. Thompson. The Transcript-Bulletin Carolina. Some didn’t admit “It is a large fear that apologizes for the error. blacks until the ‘70s or ‘80s. In that’s exactly what’s going Valley Weather Forecast those early years, race was on to happen,” said Jeanetta everyone’s minds. I don’t think Williams, president of the it is as overtly on everyone’s Local Weather Salt Lake City branch of the minds now, but it’s there. But Wed National Association for the other appeals are being made. 56/38 Advancement of Colored 6/6 It has that element of helping People. “After Brown vs. Windy with showers and thunder- the middle classes.” storms. High 56F. Winds WNW at Board of Education there were Civil rights leaders fear a 20 to 30 mph. a large number of schools that voucher program would mere- closed down because they ly subsidize private schools said, we will close our schools AP photo / Douglas C. Pizac Dr. Galey Colosimo, principal of Juan Diego Catholic High School, poses on the campus May 31 in Draper. and affluent families who can before we integrate. Now all Thu 60/42 He said the state’s voucher program will help diversify private schools. Some groups, such as the NAACP, already afford to send their 6/7 the sudden these folks want fear vouchers are a backdoor to creating segregated schools. children there, depriving Chance of showers. Highs in the to come in and do vouchers.” the state’s public schools of low 60s and lows in the low 40s. Utah lawmakers this year The fear about voucher pro- gation academies” and popped history of segregated schools needed funding while help- approved the country’s broad- grams leading to segregated up throughout the South. say current voucher debates ing schools that charge tuition est private school voucher schools exists because it’s hap- Eventually, courts ruled bring up painful memories for most families couldn’t afford pened before. The first state- those scholarship programs many, said Marcia Synnott, a Fri 70/46 program, which gives par- even with a voucher. 6/8 ents $500 to $3,000 per child sponsored voucher programs illegal, although many white University of South Carolina “We don’t want to see that Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the for private school tuition. In arose in Southern states as students continued to avoid history professor who is an happen,” Williams said. “It low 70s and lows in the mid 40s. November, voters will decide a way to help white families enrolling in public schools and expert on the history of edu- would be going back to seg- ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content whether they want to repeal avoid sending their children those who did often moved cation in the South. regated schools. It would be Service the program before it takes to integrated schools. The to predominantly white dis- An effort to start a voucher looking at the haves and the effect. schools were dubbed “segre- tricts. Those familiar with the program similar to Utah’s in have-nots.” Temps / Precipitation Date High Low (prec./inches) May 31 82 56 June 1 85 56 Military wants renovation of lab for increased defense testing at Dugway June 2 91 63 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — built in 1952 to develop chemi- rials to the atmosphere.” Education Projector Director “concept plan, not a detailed June 3 91 63 U.S. Army officials want to cal weapons. It was decom- But in a response, environ- Stephen Erickson said. Plans final plan.” June 4 93 64 renovate an old laboratory at missioned in the 1990s and mental groups objected to the for the lab expansion have a The Army tries to strike a Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for the Dugway Proving Ground replaced by a new facility. proposal and said Dugway “general lack of specificity and balance between public disclo- the National Weather Service, reports that his to increase defense testing of Under the proposal, renova- officials have shown a lack details,” he said in a concern sure requirements and releas- recording station at 139 S. Main received no biological agents. tion would occur in phases. of openness about the health, letter sent to the Army. ing too much information, precipitation between May 31 and June 4 and a total of 0.89 inches in May. Utah environmental groups, The total cost of the project safety and environmental “So, someone needs to pay Nicholson said. For the water year, which began Oct. 1, including the Sierra Club and is unknown, Dugway spokes- issues related to use of the attention to it,” Erickson said “We have to protect our cus- 2006, Tooele has received 11.13 inches of the Healthy Environment woman Paula Nicholson said. old lab. Friday. “I guess it has fallen on tomers and the United States,” precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 Alliance of Utah, oppose the An environmental assess- Utah officials have limited us. ...We will always argue for she said. inches of precipitation. proposal. ment of the proposal published oversight at Dugway, which greater transparency.” Those customers include ten- Subscriber Service Army official propose reno- last month states that controls makes it difficult to monitor In its response to Erickson’s ants that help Dugway fulfill its vating the 32,000-square-foot would be in place “to prevent work that affects the health letter, the Army said the mission of testing chemical and If you haven’t received your newspa- Baker Laboratory, which was the release of biological mate- and safety of staff, Citizens assessment report presents a biological defense systems. per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. Customer service hours on Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Bountiful woman accused of neglecting animals gets some back Tooele WEST BOUNTIFUL, Utah is more than the allowable two “I think they were ridicu- in their own waste.” �� (AP) — A woman accused of dogs inside,” said Capt. Ted lous to do what they did,” Nielsen said the case has �� failing to give proper care to Ellison, Davis County animal Berger said about the seizure. �� been handled properly, even “We Are Your Neighborhood a variety of animals recovered control chief. “We watched to “I don’t want to say a lot. The if the dogs were placed in Family Theatre” �� some of them while still fac- see how often they are fed and animals were there when they homes of Berger’s choosing. 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ing misdemeanor charges. taken care of. Over a period of were confiscated and that’s �� Finding new homes, he added, (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� Sheryl Berger can keep two time, we had concerns.” all. was better than euthanizing Tickets are now available online dogs and must find adoptive Berger is charged in West “They like to be there. They at www.movieswest.com �� the dogs. �� families for 15 others. She also Bountiful Justice Court with like to play down there,” she “We worked out a resolution �� can keep more than 20 chick- cruelty toward animals, oper- said. “They just get a kick out �� ens, including a chicken breed ating a kennel without a of it.” where individuals, families, �� couples ... licensed the dogs June 1 - 7 �� that resembles a turkey. license and giving false infor- Ellison, however, said it *Times & Shows Subject to Change Authorities confiscated mation to a police officer. was no playground. and took them. They signed �� an agreement that the dogs �� dogs, chickens and other ani- She faces up to $4,000 in res- “These dogs were adult �� mals from a barn May 4. titution for the cost of keep- dogs that were not in the best would remain with them and Pirates 3: �� “We watched that barn for ing the animals at the shelter, physical condition,” he said. not go back to Ms. Berger,” �� some 45 days, knowing there prosecutor Mike Nielsen said. “They were dirty, stinky, living the prosecutor said. At World’s End �� (PG-13) �� Dly: 12:05, 1:00, 4:00, 4:30, 7:20, 7:50 �� Wyoming coal industry Sun: 12:05, 1:00, 4:00, 4:30, 7:20, 7:50 Only �� keeps digging as pressure * �� Shrek the Third �� rises over climate change Dly: 12:05, 1:00, 2:20, 3:00, 4:35, 5:00, �� 7:00, 7:30, 9:15, 9:45 �� ment through loans to industry and by Matthew Brown Sun: 12:05, 1:00, 2:20, 3:00, 4:35, 5:00, �� a mandate for 21 billion gallons a ASSOCIATED PRESS 7:00, 7:30 Only (PG) �� WRIGHT, Wyo. (AP) — Every year of coal-derived liquid fuels by FREE Drink �� second of every day the oversized 2022. with any dinner �� “We’re going to be looking at �� shovels of the Black Thunder mine entree purchase �� claw another three tons of coal new sources of energy and indeed �� Spider-Man 3 from the arid plains of eastern we should be,” said Thomas, whose �� (PG-13) Wyoming. state leads the nation in coal pro- Dly: 12:15, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 duction. “What we need to be equal- DINNERS �� Companies like Arch Coal, the (Served with fries, salad and roll) Sun: 12:15, 4:00, 7:00 Only ly concerned with is what we’re �� owner of Black Thunder, supply the • NY Steak Dinner �� going to do now, for the next 15 fuel for more than half the country’s • Fish Dinner �� years or so. Coal is one of the larg- electricity. And with the industry’s • Shrimp Dinner est fossil fuel resources we have.” * �� backing, Capitol Hill lawmakers • Fish Combo Dinner �� Thomas’ efforts on behalf of • Gyro Dinner Bug led by U.S. Sen. Craig Thomas, R- �� industry stumbled in April, when • Chicken Dinner (R) �� Wyo., and House Natural Resources Dly: 12:15, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 9:55 his proposal was defeated on a �� Committee Chairman Nick Rahall, Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30 Only �� party-line vote during a Senate �� D-W.Va., are pushing to recast coal’s Energy Committee debate over an �� image — from climate change cul- ethanol bill. He plans to try again in Show Times are subject to change. �� prit to promising “alternative fuel” Our Box Office opens daily 20 �� June when the bill hits the Senate minutes before 1st show starts. �� that could ease dependence on for- floor. All shows before 6pm $4.50 �� eign oil and possibly provide an • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� But a neighbor to the north, Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� exit plan for the global warming Democratic Sen. John Tester of 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� quandary. Montana, is now saying coal should HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm PG �� Think of it as diet coal: A new not expect a free ride. Tester said in �� wave of coal-fired power plants �� a recent interview that any coal-to- RITZ RITZ �� would capture carbon dioxide to liquids plant supported by federal Playing Nightly Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 prevent its release into the atmo- dollars must include technology 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 R �� sphere. Other plants would use a Kevin Costner, William Hurt, Demi Moore �� to capture and store carbon. 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TUESDAY June 5, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 �� Experts stress safety as ATV accidents increase �� by Sarah West related accidents. away from riders, we just want �� STAFF WRITER Wolfson said, on average, to make the riding experience Eighteen people died nation- there are 750 deaths and 135,000 safe for everyone,” Wolfson �� wide in crashes involving all-ter- emergency room visits each year said. “This summer we want �� rain vehicles this past Memorial in the U.S. related to ATV acci- everybody to have a safe and Day weekend and although dents. In Utah, there have been enjoyable riding experience, but �� there weren’t any fatalities in 114 total reported ATV-related every rider needs to follow the Tooele County, a 45-year-old deaths from 1982 to 2005, and rules every time they ride.” woman was injured at the Knolls from 1982 to 2001 there were 89 He said riders should follow Recreation Area in an ATV acci- deaths. Another 25 deaths have these basic safety guidelines: dent and had to be flown to the occurred from 2002 to 2005, but • Wear a helmet hospital. Wolfson said that number could • Children under 16 should increase because the agency can ATV accidents aren’t unusual ride youth-model ATVs still receive death certificates at the Knolls and Five-Mile Pass • Stay off pavement from 2005. MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent areas, as both are popular des- • Don’t ride at night where “We have a grave concern tinations for those with ATVs riders can’t see the terrain 108 East Vine and off-highway vehicles in the about the percentage of deaths in Utah involving children • Don’t ride under the influ- Tooele, UT 84074 county. In the first few week- ence of drugs or alcohol ends of April, Randy Griffin, a younger than 16,” Wolfson said, 882-0202�� • One person to an ATV BLM ranger, said he counted a adding 46 of the 89 deaths from intended for one person combined 11 OHV accidents at 1982 to 2001 involved children • Take a training class Knolls and Five-Mile Pass. He younger than 16. He said ATVs need to be rid- Visit www.atvsafety.gov for said there have been deaths at �� den with extreme care. safety information, data and both of these areas in the eight �� years he has worked at the BLM, “The number one message we free training classes available in �� but he was unsure how many. have for riders in Utah, is the Tooele County. “There are a lot of accidents CPSC is not trying to take ATVs [email protected] at both areas, not only with ATVs but motorcycles as well, that require transport to medical facilities,” said Griffin. At Herniated Disc? Degenerated Disc? Sciatica? Knolls, that means being trans- “Amazing FDA Approved Technology Works For The Most Difficult Low Back Pain Cases” ported out of the remote area by (If you or someone you love is suffering with back pain, please read this.) helicopter. “Every day I would have pain starting at my lower back and going down my leg all the way to my toes. Tooele County Sheriff’s Lt. I knew I had to have something done, but surgery was not an option. Since receiving treatment on the Duke North said from June 1, DRX9000, I have had no pain! I would recommend anyone with back problems to see Dr. Brown and find 2006 to June 1, 2007, there were out if the DRX9000 will work for you.” -Mrs. Shields five injury accidents reported at You may have tried everything else, you may have been told you need surgery, or maybe you had surgery Five-Mile Pass and eight injury and it didn’t work. If any of this is true for you I want to invite you to “check out” the latest technology in file photo accidents reported at Knolls. treating back pain without using drugs or surgery. In Utah, there were 46 deaths in ATV-related accidents involving chil- Griffin said riders may get dren younger than 16 from 1982 to 2001. Whether your pain is from a herniated disc, a degenerated disc, or arthritis in the spine, this cutting edge lulled into believing an ATV is technology could be the answer to ending your pain-even if you’ve already tried physical therapy, chiroprac- safer than a motorcycle because is a major problem, according Griffin said. tic, injections or surgery! it has four wheels instead of to Griffin. He added that those “We are very concerned I know there are a lot of reasons why people are skeptical. Maybe you don’t think it will work for you. two, but in reality ATV riders older than 18 who choose not to about the upward trend that Let me remind you the DRX9000 is FDA approved. It has no dangerous side effects. Our program works can and do experience the same wear helmets are setting a bad we are seeing in the total num- for almost 9 out of 10 people. Chances are it will work for you too. You won’t find that kind of success types of devastating accidents example for younger children. ber of people dying — both anywhere else! and serious head injuries that Lack of experience and adults and children,” said Scott So if you are tired of living with pain, if you are tired of taking a lot of drugs to mask the pain, or if you motorcycle riders do. appropriate safety equipment, Wolfson, spokesman for the want to find an answer to your back pain that does not involve surgery, this may be exactly what you are Lack of adult supervision particularly helmets, are the pri- U.S. Consumer Product Safety looking for. when children are riding ATVs mary causes of these accidents, Commission, referring to ATV- Call within the next 10 days for a FREE evaluation to see if the DRX9000 is the solution to end your pain. All you stand to lose is a little time. Think how it could change your life if this could fix your problem. Call In The Next 10 Days For Your FREE LOW Back and Disc Evaluation. School board member to step down 435-882-7200 by Joshua Figueira “Personally, I’m sad that she’ll “I had pain in my hip and down the leg for about 25 years. I had a hard time doing anything. Since being on the DRX I can sleep, walk, and work without constant pain. The treatment didn’t cause any STAFF WRITER be leaving us,” Chapman said. pain and now I am almost pain free!” -David P. Tooele County School District “Kathryn is so full of energy, she Board of Education member has such good focus on the bud- Kathryn Schmidt has announced get, and she’s full of ideas.” that she will step down later Schmidt’s greatest contribu- this month. Schmidt’s husband, tion to the board, said Chapman, Kenneth, was recently trans- is her vision. ferred by his employer and “She is so progressive,” the family will be relocating to Chapman said. “I think we’ve NOW OPEN Greensboro, N.C. on July 10. really needed that out here in “I have mixed feelings,” Tooele.” Schmidt said. “I’ve enjoyed Schmidt’s progressive attitude learning some things and being is evident in her final advice to IN TOOELE a part of this important orga- her yet-unnamed successor: “I nization, but my family comes would just say to them that edu- first, that’s my priority.” cation is changing so much, and & ERDA Schmidt, still in her first term, they need to look forward to the has been a member of the school future and change with it.” board since she was elected in Under state law, the school Kathryn Schmidt 2004. board has 30 days from Schmidt’s “It’s hard to leave mid-term,” middle of the budget and have date of departure to appoint a Thompson’s she said. “We’ve started some to try to figure out all the num- successor. If the board fails to things I’d like to see finished.” bers,” Schmidt said. “I want to name a replacement within 30 One of those things is the dis- see it through the cycle, to finish days, the responsibility shifts to trict budget proposal. Schmidt up some priorities.” the Tooele County Commission. has said she will stay on until Fellow board member Debbie Persons interested in filling after the board’s final budget Chapman says Schmidt’s knowl- the vacancy may submit their Smokehouse hearing, scheduled for June 19. edge, energy and work ethic will names to the school board for “It would be difficult for be missed. consideration. Come someone new to come in the [email protected] • Beef Jerky New SeeLocation Our California man scarfs 59 hot dogs in 12 min. by Bob Christie Kobayashi’s old record of 53 just been going up at a tremen- • Turkey Jerky ASSOCIATED PRESS 3/4 was set last year at Nathan’s dous clip,” Nerz said. “I always PHOENIX (AP) — A California Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog thought there was a limit — a man smashed the world record Eating Contest, held at Coney limit to the human stomach and • Buffalo Jerky for hot dog eating at a contest Island in New York, said George a limit to human willpower — Saturday, gobbling up more than Costos, who helps runs the but I guess not.” regional contests for Nathan’s. Chestnut won a free trip to 59 franks in 12 minutes. Chestnut placed second in New York, a year’s supply of hot Joey Chestnut, 23, of San • Smoked Sausages last year’s world championships, dogs and a $250 gift card to the Jose, shattered the record held consuming 52 hot dogs. mall. by Takeru Kobayashi of Japan “He’s unbelievable — he just He flew to New York on Hot Italian, Polish & Chorizo by downing 59 1/2 “HDBs” — keeps on going,” said Ryan Nerz, Saturday night for a previously hot dogs and buns — during who works for Major League scheduled trip to throw out the the Southwest Regional Hot Eating, which he describes as first pitch Sunday at a game Dog Eating Championship at the “a world governing board for all between the New York Mets • Smoked Chickens Arizona Mills Mall in suburban stomach-centric sports.” and the Arizona Diamondbacks, Tempe. “These guys’ numbers have Costos said. Cornish Game Hens & Turkeys

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Summer is the perfect time to get kids away from screens Parents today face a sinister new enemy in the fight to keep their kids healthy, socially active and curious about the world around them. This enemy takes many forms. It can be 60 feet tall or two inches square. It deals in everything from simple messages from friends to games to Hollywood movies. It is invasive, working its way into our homes, cars and pockets. It is the screen. Parents have long known they need to limit the amount of television their children watch, particularly as our kids have become, by all accounts, less active and more obese than at any previous time in history. But the movement to reduce “screen time” is fairly recent. Screen time takes into account all the hours in a day we spent peering at various screens, be they attached to a television, computer, personal DVD player, cell phone, iPod, or the wall of a movie theater. Add up all those hours in your own life and you may be shocked. Add them up in the life of a child — who after all is supposed to be developing and learning, not working for money — and you will certainly be appalled. The real problem with screen time — side affects on our eyes and social life not- withstanding — is that it’s sedentary time. That wouldn’t be so bad if there wasn’t so much of it. According to a 2005 study by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, every day on average 8- to 18-year-olds in America spend nearly four hours watching TV and DVDs, just over an hour on the computer, and about 50 minutes playing video games. That adds up to approximately six hours of screen time per day. Put that time atop a school schedule and it’s easy to see why many kids aren’t physically LETTERS TO THE EDITOR or socially active — they don’t have the time. One major cause of excessive screen time is simple affluenza. Nowadays, par- Hungry for something new the motors of the race cars from every ents can afford to put a TV in every kid’s room. In fact, the Kaiser study revealed Since moving here from Reno a few race. Some days I am even fortunate LETTERS POLICY two thirds of 8- to 18-year-olds have a TV with a video game system in their bed- enough — when outside of the house years ago, I have watched this area The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- room, and those kids spend an hour and a half more each day watching than kids — to hear the garbled announcements stridently develop. The new SR-36 came ters to the editor from readers. Letters to the racing audience. Most people live who have to share a family TV. Another cause is overly permissive or disinterested to us just in time, as did newer and must be no longer than 250 words, in the Tooele Valley for its rural atmo- parents. Only 20 percent of 8- to 18-year-olds say their parents regularly enforce better places to shop. What has failed civil in tone, written exclusively for rules about how much TV they can watch. to emerge is anything that could even sphere, which has somehow dissipated the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recognizes the screen time remotely be considered as fine dining. in the roar of the engines. I do not have nied by the writer’s name, address and epidemic and the role it plays in childhood obesity, and offers tips on its Web site for In Tooele, Applebee’s seems to be as to pay to play race cars. Gentleman, phone number. Priority will be given to weaning kids away from screens. In April, the Utah Department of Health launched good as it gets. Thankfully, they change start your engines. letters that refer to a recent article in its “Unplug ‘n Play” campaign, which asked school kids to pledge to reduce their their menu often enough that we don’t Janice Anderson the newspaper. All letters may be sub- screen time and offered prizes to schools with the best participation. always have to drive to Salt Lake City Grantsville ject to editing. We encourage the Tooele County School District to do all it can to help reduce to find decent fare. Still, there isn’t kids’ screen time. But, as always, the real responsibility for ungluing kids from anyplace here in Tooele that is upscale Keep street clear for parade Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submitted for screens lies with parents. If each of your kids has their own television, video game enough to discourage the screaming Well, another 4th of July parade is just system, and computer in their bedroom, it’s time to unplug them. Parents should “Notes of Appreciation” baby crowd or where you can order a a month away. I have enjoyed attend- take advantage of summer to turn off the screens and get kids outdoors. Then, whole bottle of wine. Perhaps it’s the ing the parade ever since moving to once the good habits take hold, make sure the enemy doesn’t get back into your Readers who are interested in writing a retarded liquor laws that have failed to Tooele in 1983. I have only missed a kids’ life again. longer guest op-ed column on a topic of attract an upscale culinary institution or couple of parades over the years, one general interest should contact Editor maybe it’s the perception that there is due to the birth of my daughter 20 years Jeff Barrus directly via the contact no market here for anything other than ago on that special day. There is noth- information at the top of this page. GUEST OPINION steakhouse or “Tex-Mex” cuisine. I beg ing more American than a small-town to differ, and I truly wish for better. parade celebrating our nation’s birthday. E-mail: [email protected] Gerry Larrivee But I have one complaint. When are Fax: (435) 882-6123 Erda they going to ban street parking along Mail: Letters to the Editor Amnesty deal for illegals only the parade route? People start reserv- Tooele Transcript Bulletin ing their spots by parking along the P.O. Box 390 rewards lawbreakers MMP races come to you streets days in advance. The cars and This is in response to the May 22 was watching as these show great contempt for the trucks make it very difficult to view the editorial (“Track putting Tooele on the to the curb, where the cars are normally one of the polit- average hard-working, middle-class parade, and it creates a hazard by push- map; next step is ours”) regarding Miller parked. How nice it would be to be able ical talk shows American citizen. I don’t think Chertoff ing parade goers farther out into the I Motorsports Park. In the editorial, it to sit on the grass, under the shade of street. With the explosive increase in recently and heard knows that a skilled tradesman in was suggested that the people of Tooele Tooele’s population, and attendance at the beautiful trees along Main Street, something that Tooele County who makes $25 per County could be more supportive of this the parade, it makes sense to ban park- and enjoy an unencumbered view of the really made me hour now will end up making $10 per venue. I assure you that I am a partici- ing on the street. This would allow more parade this year. angry. Secretary of hour after his amnesty package floods pant at this venue on a daily basis. I have people to view the parade from the park- Craig E. Gurling Homeland Security the market with cheap labor. the pleasure of listening to the whine of ing strip as well as in the area adjacent Tooele Michael Chertoff People who wish to become basically scolded American citizens and assimilate into opponents of the American society and culture via legal Jaromy Jessop latest immigra- avenues should be welcomed. Those GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST OPINION tion reform bill who wish to turn our nation into by stating, “You’re another Third World country by cross- not going to replace 12 million people ing into it illegally and then demanding [illegal immigrants] who are doing the and leaching social services they have More skills means never competing with illegal workers work they’re currently doing. If they not earned, refusing to learn English, hen dis- ting filled, then chances are that will I asked Gutierrez what he made of don’t leave, then you are going to give and waving the Mexican flag in our cussing the become a magnet for illegal immi- the charge that foreign workers take them silent amnesty. You’re either faces should be stopped at the border. Wimmigra- grants. Where there is demand you jobs away from the native born. going to let them stay or you’re going Hopefully all citizens in Tooele tion compromise usually find the supply.” “It’s just not true,” he said. “Our to be hypocritical.” County will feel compelled to call that he helped As for those jobs that Americans unemployment rate is below the aver- My reaction to this was if Chertoff their congressman and senators and shape, Commerce won’t do, they’re everywhere in this age of each of the last four decades. can’t do his job and take care of tell them they are opposed to the Secretary Carlos economy — especially if you’re talk- So we do not have enough people the problem of illegal immigration illegal immigrant amnesty bill. Sen. Gutierrez sounds ing about young Americans. This gen- to do all the jobs that are available — which happens to be our largest Bob Bennett is among those who have like a proud father eration of 20-somethings was raised — especially low-skilled jobs. We’re national security threat — the presi- endorsed this bill. I will be calling his — and a protective Ruben to have high self-esteem, to choose talking about agricultural jobs, nurs- dent should fire him and appoint some- office. one. Gutierrez has Navarrette careers they love, to get plenty of es’ aides, cooks, dishwashers, maids one who can. This bill is unfair to illegal aliens much to be proud GUEST COLUMNIST education and to value their time. in hotels. ...These are jobs that are This may seem like a purely national because it creates a slave class com- of. This legislation Many have no interest in being hired very necessary but, you know what, issue that won’t touch us here in small- prised of people who will perform the represents an intricate give-and-take. hands. as a society, we’ve moved on. These town America. However, I believe if jobs many Americans don’t want to The fact that the right and the left A reader in Vermont wrote that aren’t jobs that our people want.” the current immigration reform bill do. This bill is unfair to skilled trades- each found plenty to love and hate in his neighbors are “making a big deal I suggested to the commerce secre- — which is nothing more than an men, whose wages will be cut in half this agreement attests to its fairness. about the illegals working in the dairy tary that the message we ought to be amnesty package backed by large cor- No one got the better of anyone. And in many cases due to a flood of cheap farms” and “claim that they are tak- giving the low-skilled is to stop blam- porations and corrupt politicians — is that’s a good thing. ing others for their problems and go labor. And finally, this bill is unfair to ing their jobs.” Yet, the reader noted, passed, it will have a terrible impact on And yet the deal is fragile, and so get more skills. He agreed. the legal citizens of this country, who “the dairy farmers claim no one here our quality of life, wages, health care, it needs protecting. The extremes at “If there is one piece of advice you are being sold out by politicians in wants to work on dairy farms.” educational system, social security sys- both ends of the spectrum are say- can give people today,” Gutierrez Washington who value a quick buck The same goes for those who tem, and crime rate. ing they’d rather have no bill than said, “it is to increase your skills. And more than our national security. Please own and manage restaurants, said What if 12 million people decided this bill. If they don’t change their do it every single year. It’s not a mat- join me in voicing your displeasure to the woman who called into a radio to ignore the law and refused to pay approach and start being construc- ter of doing it once like before and elected officials who support amnesty show I was on recently. She said she income taxes? Do you think the IRS tive, they might get their wish. Then hired illegal immigrants at what she you’re set. ... The bottom line is that would be as forgiving as the INS seems and making it clear to them that you they can go back to bellyaching about when you have more skills, you’re expect them to uphold the law and considered a good wage -- $15 per to be when people ignore our laws and the status quo. hour — because she couldn’t find making more money. ... It could be a sovereignty by crossing into our coun- defend and secure our borders as the One especially vulnerable part of vocational skill. It could be an electri- Constitution requires. Americans who wanted to be cooks try illegally? I don’t think so. the compromise is the guest-worker or dishwashers. cians’ skill. It could be the skill to fix Secretary Chertoff went on to say program. The idea is to import I’m not about to excuse the hiring air conditioners. Something. But you Jaromy Jessop writes on local his- that if we deport hard-working illegal hundreds of thousands of foreign of illegal immigrants. That’s the very need to have skills.” tory and outdoor adventure, and is a immigrants, the price of a head of let- laborers each year to do jobs that root of the problem. But I’ve become Quite right. And if you have those tuce will go up to $50. Statements such frequent contributor to the Transcript- Americans won’t do. The bill’s spon- a bit more sympathetic to employ- skills, and a decent work ethic, you sors suggested 400,000 workers per ers, especially small-business own- won’t have to worry about guest year. But recently senators abruptly ers, who have jobs that they urgently workers or immigration deals or com- trimmed the number to 200,000. need filled. That’s not easy when petition from across the seas. Your Gutierrez doesn’t think the lower you’re dealing with a work force full destiny will be in your hands, and not number is enough, and he suggests of people who act like they’re doing in the hands of Congress. What a lib- that the void might be filled by you- you a favor by working for you. erating notion. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since know-who. 1894 Numerous employers tell me that this “If you don’t have the right num- arrogance applies even to low-skilled Ruben Navarrette can be reached at Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus ber,” he said in an interview, “and workers, the very folks that some [email protected]. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor you come up short ... and those jobs Democrats say will be hurt by a guest (c) 2007, The San Diego Union- are available and they’re not get- worker program. Tribune A5

TUESDAY June 5, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Sail Fest ’07 gives landlubbers a chance to become salty dogs by Alleen Lang ming the sails. But be warned, Friday at 6:30 p.m. followed CORRESPONDENT Shearer said, once visitors get by a barbecue at 7:30 p.m. On a mission to capsize a taste of sailing, they may no Free breakfast will be served the long-held belief that their longer be satisfied watching Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m. beloved body of water is a the action from the shore. A steak or chicken dinner is large, smelly wasteland, mem- Visitors might also catch a scheduled for Saturday at 5:30 bers of the Great Salt Lake ride during the Crystal Race, p.m. followed by music by the Yacht Club are hosting the a race held on Wednesday at bluegrass band Summit County annual, family-friendly Sail 6 p.m. to kick off Sail Fest Line. A free hot dog barbecue Fest ’07 event from Wednesday ’07. More intense races will be part of the closing cer- to Sunday this week. include the Ultimate 20 Open emonies Sunday at 3:30 p.m. “We do it as an outreach to Championships held Friday show the community the recre- through Sunday starting at ation possibilities of the Great 10:30 a.m., and the Utah Cup What: Sail Fest ’07 Salt Lake,” said Dave Shearer, scheduled for Sunday at 9 a.m. When: Wednesday event organizer. Both races are 20 miles long through Sunday The event will be held at the and attract high-end sports Great Salt Lake Marina, which boats. The Ultimate 20 Open Where: Great Salt Lake can be reached via Interstate Championship attracts sailors Marina 80 by taking the Saltair exit. from across the West, includ- Sail Fest was started 12 years ing California, Wyoming and ago by the Utah State Park Colorado. Service, but the event became Races can be watched Frank so popular the park service from shore or from the Island OHLMAN did not have the manpower Serenade cruise ship. Tickets Attorney at Law on the Island Serenade will M to stage the event, and turned it over to the Great Salt Lake be reduced for the Sail Fest Yacht Club. The event contin- weekend. FREE ues to be supported by the The less competitive, but still Consultation Utah State Parks Department file photo fiercely fought Sixth Annual for and Kennecott Copper, but has Two sailboats race on the Great Salt Lake. Sail Fest ’07 will bring racing, free sailboat trips, barbecues, a Cardboard Boat Regatta is now become the premier annu- band and contests to the Great Salt Lake Marina this week. scheduled for Saturday at 10:30 Wills & al event for Great Salt Lake a.m. Here sailors in hand-built Trusts classic events ranging from course, dining under the stars Yacht Club members, Shearer Club have volunteered to take crafts compete for prizes like said. cheering on racers in every- while being serenaded by a passengers aboard for a trip the most spectacular sinking, Playing off of a Viking theme thing from cardboard crafts to local band. around the lake. Passengers most spirited crew and the 493 W. 400 N. Tooele this year, the 135-year-old sleek racers, geocashing, build- A popular event for land- can expect to be pressed into fastest or slowest craft. yacht club will treat visitors ing sand castles, joining the lubbers is the free sail held service, helping with every- Opening ceremonies for 882-4800 like Viking royalty with a dozen crew onboard a yacht, and of Saturday. Members of the Yacht thing from steering to trim- Sail Fest ’07 are scheduled for www.schmutzmohlman.com

small knife, Wimmer said. did not know his assailant prior fled the violent civil war in their Homeowner’s Stabbing Tooele City Police investiga- to the stabbing. own county formed protection Find out continued from page A1 tors and the Salt Lake City Gang Zacarias claims to be a groups against existing gangs how you can save Warning Task Force worked together to member of the MS-13 (Mara in their neighborhoods. MS-13 the group near the Subway res- track down Zacarias and four Salvatrucha) gang. If so, he is later turned to illegal activities Avoid the Heating taurant at the north end of the juveniles that are also being the first MS-13 affiliate to be including drug, gun and human store. held, Wimmer said. arrested in Tooele. MS-13 sprang trafficking. & Cooling Zacarias allegedly stabbed Wimmer said the victim was up in California in the late 1980s, $2150 Industry’s “Bait’em Hayden several times with a not affiliated with any gang and when Salvadoran refugees who [email protected] On A New Cooling and Heating System. Plus, & Switch’em” 12 month financing on Traps... approved credit. bathtub and Speirs underwater. the new evidence. Originally the trail date and a date for a hear- Marine As part of the investigation, medical examiner was unable to ing that could potentially sup- Chances are you’ve seen the, “How To Get Central Air Free When You Buy A continued from page A1 the court ordered an exhuma- rule the death either an accident press the confession. New High Efficiency Furnace” or “Or act now and get your air conditioner for tion of Speirs’ body in March so or a homicide. The case will continue with a $1,995!” These are the same “Dog and Pony Shows” that some heating and home about 1 a.m. on March 25 that the State Medical Examiner Smith’s attorney Matthew preliminary hearing July 18. cooling contractors in The Valley use about this time every year to get into your home. And I’m almost certain that you’re as sick of hearing it as I am! to find the water running in the could re-examine it in light of Jube requested a preliminary [email protected] “I’m Jason Harris, General Manager of Harris Air Systems. The fact of the matter is any heating & cooling company can give you the same deal if not better. You see, some heating & cooling contractors can get pretty creative trying to drum up business in the Spring just to get into your home and tell you they’re out of the system advertised and subject you to the same pricing you can get from any dealer in the Valley. So when you hear something that is too good and some drywall damage, out of town at the time. to be true…It probably is!” Police no other damage occurred. Wimmer said the shooter Jason Harris General Manager Harris Air Systems continued from page A1 Salcedo suffered minor cuts from the broken glass when used a small-caliber weapon Right Now complex during a party the fragments hit her as the door but it was unclear if the shots You can legitimately save up to $2150 on a system installed by a company that has night before, Wimmer said. shattered. were fired from a handgun or been working in your neighborhood for over 15 years now. And because we’ll It’s not known if the two inci- Salcedo lives in the apart- make sure you know all of your options so you can choose which one will best dents were related. ment with her mother and a rifle. fit your budget, you’ll likely save More Time & Money with Harris Air over any bait’em and switch’em contractor. Other than the broken glass younger sister, who were both [email protected] Gotta Get Something Off Your Chest? Polygamist sect member to move 272 N. Broadway, Tooele Write a letter to the Editor, 882-1069 family, business to Texas Panhandle (it’s good therapy). by Betsy Blaney arranged marriages between me or bother me.” ASSOCIATED PRESS men and underage girls. Ranching and farming are P.O. Box 390 A Division of Harris Air Systems In Lockney, people like shop- LOCKNEY, Texas (AP) — the mainstays in the Lockney Tooele, UT 84074 No Gimmicks…Just The Facts keeper Ginger Mathis worry area, about 75 miles from [email protected] Samuel Fischer would appear From A Harris Trained Professional! to be just what this withering that Fischer, his two wives and Amarillo. Farmers produce Texas Panhandle town needs. their 24 children will soon be cotton, wheat, pumpkins and joined by thousands of other A successful cabinet maker corn. The town’s population sect members now living Utah with a thriving business in has dropped by about 200 from and Arizona. Fischer has closed Utah, he hopes to move the the 2000 census because there on one house in Plainview and operation here, bringing with is no other work for young has contracts on three others people not interested in farm- it as many as 100 jobs and there; he is also checking out ing or ranching. perhaps eventually an influx of property near Lockney. FREE Fischer took his case for residents. “He wouldn’t be looking at moving to Lockney to his future Many here, however, say houses if he didn’t have some Fischer is no godsend, and the others coming,” Mathis said. neighbors at a town meeting. INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURE! economic boost he could pro- Others want to give Fischer He requested the meeting in a Do you dream of international adventure? vide their town of about 2,000 the benefit of the doubt. letter to the local paper after it is not worth the cost. “I just feel like he’s one published a column about him Why not have one in your own home? Fischer is a polygamist, a of God’s creatures and if he and his association with Jeffs. member of the Fundamentalist wants to come to town, that’s About 100 people attended. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter his business,” said Kay Martin, When pressed, Fischer told Day Saints, a renegade off- who owns an insurance agency them that Jeffs was his spiri- shoot of the Mormon Church. in Lockney and is a member of tual leader but that the FLDS The sect’s leader, Warren Jeffs, the town’s economic develop- doesn’t have a stake in his is awaiting trial on charges he ment board. “It doesn’t scare business. Wyoming antler arch auction fetches $51,000 JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — One Johnson outbid Amy Pearce $50,000,” Loose called to of the famous elk antler arches of AG Interior Design of Salt Johnson, who made the final on the Jackson Town Square Lake City. bid. has been sold for $51,000. At one point, it appeared When it was over, the bid- The antlers will go to Jerry that Pearce would win the auc- ders seemed stunned at the Johnson, who plans to set up tion. She was on a cell phone price. the arch at a hotel he owns in taking instructions from her Jackson Hole. The money will boss, who had a client with a “I just sat there thinking, go to the Rotary Club, which is new house in Park City, Utah. ‘$50,000,’” Pearce said. replacing the arches with ant- But auctioneer Jim Loose Johnson said of his last bid, lers purchased from the Boy kept things moving. “That was probably way higher Scouts. “Don’t let her have it for than I planned.”

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OBITUARIES She said both are model homes houses in Grantsville listed above with luxury amenities. One is $500,000 with one in Dolorosa when the family would get Homes priced slightly above $1 million Estancia listed at $1.2 million. Roger M. Lohnes and the other slightly below $1 together and especially loved continued from page A1 Stockton shows one house listed spending time with his grand- million. The Dolorosa Estancia above $500,000 and in Rush Valley “Papa” kids. He was an avid Utah Web site shows that three-quarter es in that range on the market, one home on the market is priced Jazz fan. Roger is survived acres lots in the subdivision are according to the listing service. at $1.4 million. 1920—2007 by his sweetheart of 64 years, selling for about $150,000 each. Tooele shows 13 houses on the Lucille; his three daughters Of the 70 lots available, 16 are Tooele Prudential Real Estate Our loving husband, father, market in that price range. In Erda Linda (Roy) Fudge, Margie already reserved or sold, accord- owner Vickie Griffith said there brother, grandpa and papa, there are nine, Stansbury Park (Earl) Tate and Leslie Howe ing to the Web site. are still several mid-range-priced Roger Martin Lohnes, passed five, Lake Point two, Stockton all of Tooele; 11 grandchildren Coldwell Banker broker Brad houses on the market in Tooele away peacefully at his home two and Rush Valley one. and 21 great-grandchildren; Sutton said builders speculat- Valley. “It is good for a buyer in Tooele on June 2, 2007. “We’ve had a lot of spec homes brothers Eugene (Dorothy) ing they will find a buyer once a right now because there is a wide His loving family was by his pop up in Grantsville,” said Lohnes of Tooele, Edward house is built is a new trend in side. He was born August 20, Tooele County Board of Realtors selection of houses and proper- Lohnes of Minneapolis, Minn., Tooele Valley. 1920 in Warwick, N.D. on the President Michelle Warner, refer- ties,” she said. “The only problem David Lohnes of Fort Totten, “Builders have been more will- Spirit Lake Reservation to ring to homes built by a devel- is that it is hard to find anything N.D. and Paul Lohnes of ing to build spec homes the past Aaron O. and Florence Morin oper before a buyer is lined up. under $130,000. We don’t have California; and sister Elizabeth two years,” Sutton said. “Before Lohnes. He married Marjorie Roger M. Lohnes “There are between 20 and 22 affordable new houses.” LaCrow of Minneapolis, they would do just the opposite Lucille Nelson on September houses built and standing without Minn. He was preceded in — they would make sure they She said all the rules for new 25, 1942, in Salt Lake City. after 35 years. He came out a buyer. Most of these are not death by his parents; sisters had a buyer. In fact, prices were construction for Tooele City are Their marriage was solem- of retirement to work at Tate built by local builders, but build- Teresa, Lily, Margaret and rising so fast that some build- hurting the availability of afford- nized in the Salt Lake LDS Mortuary for 10 years. He ers outside the area. I think these Marion; and brother Daniel. outside builders are anticipating a ers did not want to have a buyer able housing. Temple in 1977. Roger joined was a member of The Church Funeral services will be held big influx of people moving into early on. Because most of these Griffith said some buyers are the Civil Conservation Corps of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Wednesday, June 6 at 1 p.m. Grantsville.” spec homes were in the $300,000 coming to the area because of at the age of 17 where he Saints. He served as ward clerk. He was also a mem- at Tate Mortuary. Family and New home construction is hot range, it would take them up to served until joining the Army recent industrial developments. ber of the Sons of the Utah friends may call from 10:30 along the entire south boundary six months to build. By the time Air Force, serving in World She said she had talked to peo- Pioneers. Roger enjoyed fish- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. prior to of Grantsville and on the town’s they had it built, a $300,00 house War II. He took great pride in ple coming into Tooele because ing, hunting and gardening. He the service. Interment Tooele west side. would be worth an additional being a WWII veteran. He was of Conestoga Wood Specialties, loved growing tomatoes, plant- City Cemetery. You were kind Warner is currently marketing $27,000.” a firefighter, first at Deseret Bonnie Plants, EG&G, Miller ing flowers and taking care of and generous — everyone was two high-end homes nearly com- For those looking for land and Chemical, then at the Tooele his 60 rose bushes. He loved your “Buddy.” Papa you were pleted at Dolorosa Estancia sub- a house in the $500,000 range, Motorsports Park and some who Army Depot where he retired the best dad and grandpa any- division, a high-end gated com- Erda is the place to look. Eight were being transferred to the one could have. We will miss munity that borders Durfee and houses in Erda are listed above Tooele Army Depot. you and we love you. Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, Worthington streets in Grantsville. $500,000, and there are two [email protected] and How Much Do They Cost? Consumer’s Guide Compares 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands Ibapah elementaries. state. veyed by the Tooele Transcript Parents Michelle Fausett, outgo- Indeed, health groups and Bulletin didn’t identify their Get this book to learn: continued from page A1 ing PTA president at Dugway parents nationwide are con- children as having a problem What is the best brand for you? Elementary, led the effort to get cerned too much television with screen time, several grand- How much do hearing aids tion glued to the tube. students involved at her school. equals reduced time exercising parents saw their grandchildren cost? In April, the Utah Department That week she and her two chil- and more exposure to com- as having one. What should you expect from of Health held its Unplug ‘n dren made a concerted effort to mercials for fatty products. The Eric Pehrson of Stansbury new hearing aids? Play campaign to coincide with replace much of the time they’d American Academy of Pediatrics Park said his grandkids indeed spend watching television with Academy recommends against Learn how to save 50% off National TV Turnoff Week. watch TV too much. “It’s diffi- other activities. In addition to those under 2 years old watch- MSRP on digital hearing aids. Students at Vernon, Dugway and cult to stop them,” he said. common childhood activities ing television at all, as it may For a FREE copy, call Ibapah elementaries, as well as However Frankie Duke, 60, Offered to the public by hundreds of others statewide, like riding bikes and reading lead to decreased attention span 1-800-957-6270 books, Fausett’s kids watched and hinder normal development, of Lake Point said her nine Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message documented how much time grandkids don’t watch much TV UT License #368167-4601 they spent watching television, their dad play volleyball on his which requires physical activity work team and went on a trip and human interaction. Plus, too because her daughters won’t let playing video games or using them. a computer. Then they signed with their mother to explore the much time on the television can area surrounding Dugway. hurt social development for all They’re allotted one or two pledges to reduce that screen But Fausett is the excep- ages. shows a day at 30 minutes per time. Vernon Elementary — at Boost Your Business! tion rather than the rule. The Janet Chevalier, a Tooele show and they don’t let them which all 33 students partici- American Academy of Pediatrics mother of eight, said her kids play many video games, she pated — tied for highest num- TOOELE estimates the average child in watch more movies than tele- said. When they do watch they’re TRANSCRIPT ber of participants among the America watches about four vision. Her son Marc, 22, said selective, and watch shows like BULLETIN small schools. The school will hours of television a day. When when it comes to video games Animal Planet and Discovery ADVERTISING • 882-0050 be awarded $200, while $100 movies and video games are and his younger siblings “usu- will be awarded to Dugway and Channel. added in, kids spend an average ally they’ll play any chance they “I think their mothers do of about six hours a day of screen get.” struggle and I think it’s hard for time. The U.S. Department of “They play more on the com- them to find other things to do Health recommends less than puter than on the TV,” Janet — you have to prepare crafts two hours of screen time per admits. and things,” she said. day for a child — not counting In addition, Chevalier’s kids But Jennifer Bright of Tooele time spent in school and on like to spend time on social homework assignments. networking site MySpace. said it isn’t hard to limit her kids “There’s a lot of research that Fortunately, Janet said, their television and computer game shows a relationship between involvement in extracurricular time to under 45 minutes a day. the amount of time children or activities like water polo and Instead they skateboard, read, even adults spend in front of swimming at the high school play with legos and ride bikes. the TV and obesity,” said Lynda limits their time on the com- “Because I’m the mother, I’m Blades, who organized the puter. in charge at my house,” Bright Unplug ‘n Play campaign for the While most parents sur- said. Cedar Hills residents oppose plan to raze grove PROVO, Utah (AP) — The the land where the trees stand between the cities.” Utah County community of from Highland, said Gary Highland’s Council plans to Cedar Hills was named for its Phillippi, a former Highland vote June 5 on a plan that dense groves of cedar trees, Council members. In the deal, would offer Cedar Hills a piece but now some residents are Cedar Hills committed to an of land for the golf course fighting to save those trees irrevocable conservation ease- in exchange for executing the from a bulldozer. ment to forever protect the easement agreement. Cedar Hills’ City Council trees. Cedar Hills City Manager voted in February to build 22 But legal paperwork for the Konrad Hildebrant said it’s not homes on a city-owned golf easement was never executed. a fair trade. The land offered course in order to raise $6.25 Phillippi said Highland acted isn’t enough for 11 homes, million to pay off a bond in good faith and is now ask- but Cedar Hills would likely issued last year to keep the ing the Cedar Hills council to be required to include all the course in the black. do the same. cedar grove in the easement. Under a development plan Working with Phillippi is 11 of the homes will be built Tyler Sheffield, a Highland Cedar Hills Mayor Mike in a stand of mature cedars, resident who lives next to the McGee said the city’s first pri- which some could be 500 grove. He says he’s collected ority is paying off its debt. years old. 500 signatures from residents “There is no other choice,” City leaders plan to remove who don’t want the trees said McGee. “We will do the trees, but a citizen petition razed. everything we can to save as and an old agreement with Building homes in the grove many trees as possible, but if the neighboring community of “would wipe out most of the it comes down to paying off Highland could stop the con- grove as we know it,” Sheffield the debt or making Highland struction. said. “We appeal to Cedar Hills residents happy, we will prob- In 2000, Cedar Hills annexed to honor the understanding ably pay off the debt.” 100,000 acres treated for crickets in Box Elder PARK VALLEY, Utah (AP) infested this year, we feel it The percentage of privately — Utah and the federal gov- necessary to increase our owned land infested by crick- ernment are offering to pay level of support to those ets is close to 50 percent, well 95 percent of the cost to treat farmers and ranchers,” said above 10 percent in past years. nearly 100,000 acres infested state Agriculture and Food Dimilin will be sprayed from with Mormon crickets in Box Commissioner Leonard the air. Elder County. Blackham. The spray program starts “Many ranchers simply Box Elder County was June 4. could not afford the cost of ranked third for agricultural “Because of the high per- treating so many acres,” he production in 2005, but first in centage of private property said in a statement. cattle and second in sheep.

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TUESDAY June 5, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 REEL TALK Inspirational ‘Gracie’ transcends sports-film genre, gives girls hope of beating the boys t seems the major- — everywhere. If a Shue (Elisabeth’s brother) and over but after losing their num- become not only as good as, but a much more worthy message ity of sports films young girl wants to directed by her husband Davis ber one player, Coach Colasanti better than, the boys she will be for young girls who believe any- Iare filled with so wrestle, play football Guggenheim. “Gracie” will be (John Doman) tells his team playing with and against. thing boys can do they can do much positive energy or play soccer at a seen by some as an honest they have to work twice as hard Before even being able to try- better. and predictability they higher level then she representation of life for girls to win next season. out, Gracie has to take her case [email protected] don’t work as drama. should be able to. In before sports was considered Gracie takes this to heart and for playing with the boys to the Disney’s “Remember the 1970s and earlier, acceptable. Others will view decides she needs to start train- school board. At the hearing to FLICK AT A GLANCE the Titans” and this was unthinkable. “Gracie” as a pity-party film, a ing with only nine months until decide whether or not she gets “Invincible” are two The common percep- way to get people to feel sorry tryouts for the following season. Grade: B a tryout, many people speak Rated: PG-13 exceptions where the tion was girls couldn’t for girls who were looked down At first she doesn’t take herself for and against her, but it’s her Time: 95 minutes focus is more on the play sports. “Gracie,” on for wanting to play with the seriously because neither does mother (Elisabeth Shue) who Missy Now playing film than the sport. which is based on a boys. I believe the film fits the her father Bryan (Dermont turns the film from just anoth- The new film “Gracie,” Thompson true story, shows the former bill better. Mulroney). She sneaks off and STAFF WRITER er sports flick into a moving which focuses on girls world that not only Carly Shroeder stars as at one point “borrows” her fam- film for every women athlete out there. Gracie is eventually allowed to tryout, but the ultimate decision is up to Coach Colasanti on whether or not she makes the team. “Gracie” is a great movie for young girls who are interested in sports and families in general. It’s not only inspirational and truly moving, but the cinematography and acting is actually well done. This flick is honest and sincere in a way many sports films are not today. “Bend it Like Beckham,” which � launched Keira Knightley’s career, has nothing on “Gracie.” � This film is made better and has �� Redline Race

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BMX racers of all ages 5 to 65+ test their ability and compete on a variety of challenging courses, so come photo courtesy of Picturehouse on out and let brother, sister, mom and dad enjoy the race. Kyle (Christopher Shand) attempts to screw up Gracie’s (Carly Schroeder) kick during tryouts for the Columbia High School boys’ varsity soccer team in the new sports film “Gracie.” Getting started: Any BMX bike will do with no more than 20” wheels. Remove any freestyle pegs, all reﬂectors, brackets, kickstand and chain guard. Long sleeve shirts, soccer, also fits into this rare can girls excel at as many activ- Gracie Bowen, a high school ily’s car to drive to the Jersey pants, enclosed shoes and a helmet are required. category. ities as boys, they can be better girl in 1978 who just wants to be Shore only to get caught by When I was younger, I played than boys. accepted by her father as one her father. It isn’t until her dad For more info. please call 241-0117 or sports all year round. I was “Gracie” is based on the who can play with the boys. Her begins to believe in her that he visit www.deseretpeakcomplex.com. You can also visit — and still am — a tomboy in real-life story of Elisabeth older brother Johnny is the star actually decides to coach her to these sites: www.ababmx.com or www.utahbmx.com almost any aspect of the word. Shue — who also stars in the of the boys’ soccer team from I earnestly believe anything a film as Lindsay Bowen — who Columbia High School in New boy can do I can do better, played soccer with the boys Jersey. When the team loses to and “Gracie” only enhanced my for the first portion of her life. their rival school in a pivotal belief. This film will give hope Because this is a family-based game, Johnny is killed in a car Come to the “Bingo Blowout” At to girls — and their parents film, it was written by Andrew accident. The team’s season is

back and coach.” said McCluskey was selected for Grantsville In 1993, after eight years of the job because of his combina- continued from page A1 coaching, McCluskey officially tion of experience and ability. joined the GHS faculty as a “Being a good classroom sport athlete and student body chemistry and physics teacher. teacher, he understands what vice president. In his 20-plus He taught at GHS until 2004, good, quality teaching is,” Bring in this coupon for years as a coach and assistant when he went back to school to Johnson said. “Principals some- coach for the school, he helped earn his master’s degree in edu- times have to make decisions lead Grantsville to three foot- cational administration. that make students and teach- your 20 FREE Bingo Cards. ball state championships and “After I got my master’s degree, ers unhappy. Mr. McCluskey can two state baseball titles. And I took a job at Grantsville Junior make those tough decisions.” in his 10 years as a teacher at High [as vice principal]. Then Johnson said McCluskey’s You could win up to the school, he taught numerous when the assistant principal’s strong community ties will also courses and was instrumental in job at the high school opened serve him well during his tenure establishing GHS’s biotechnol- up, I jumped on it,” McCluskey as principal. ogy program. said. “The community support $500.00 McCluskey considers all of his As for his promotion to prin- in this town is so important,” Expires 6/12/07 achievements a labor of love. cipal at a school he’s invested so McCluskey admitted. “We need “I consider Grantsville my much in, McCluskey said, “It felt their support, and I look for- home — this is where I belong,” like coming home. This is my ward to continuing to build that 291 North Main Street he said. “I moved here two dream job.” relationship.” Behind Jim’s Family Restaurant Open 1 P.M. To 10 P.M. Daily weeks into my first-grade year, McCluskey said his top priori- A relationship that, for him, Closed Sundays and I haven’t really left since.” ties in his new position are staff- began some 30 years ago as an 435-882-2283 In fact, except for a short ing and academic performance. unsuspecting seventh grader. sabbatical to earn his master’s “We’ve got a number of open [email protected] degree, McCluskey hasn’t left at positions to fill this summer,” he all. Even while an undergradu- said. “And, as always, we will ate at Utah State University, he work to continue to improve would make time in his sched- our academics. Grantsville has THINK OF A STROKE AS A TIME ule for his alma mater. always been very competitive “I only went to school in the academically, and we want to BOMB. AND 911 AS THE HOTLINE winter, spring, and summer,” maintain that tradition.” said McCluskey. “I would sit out Tooele School District TO THE BOMB SQUAD. fall quarter so that I could come Superintendent Michael Johnson As soon as you or a loved one experiences even one sign of stroke, call 911 There’s a immediately. New treatments may Better Way prevent death or disability, but only if to Get the they are given within the ﬁrst three vital Word Out. hours after the ﬁrst sign of stroke.

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TUESDAY June 5, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A8 Tooele High graduates 350 at Deseret Peak Complex by Steve Schwartzman heard from their valedictorian CORRESPONDENT Amanda Snow and salutatorian For four years, the students in Leslie Brunson. the class of 2007 at Tooele High Tim Mullen played the musi- School have spent their time, cal number “The Swan” by effort and lives in the halls, hop- Camille Saint-Saens on his ing for that final day when they cello and Jessica Cooper, Casey could don a cap and gown and Day, Kassidy Stewart, Camber walk out of high school with Stoddard, Hathaway, Wayner, pride. Witte, and Sutton McAffee per- That moment finally arrived formed “The Impossible Dream” last Thursday as 350 THS stu- from “Man of La Mancha,” com- dents celebrated their gradu- posed by Clay Warnick. ation at the Deseret Peak Harrison spoke to the gradu- Complex. ates a final time, giving them a dose of gratitude and humor. “You students have just been “For the most part, you kids awesome,” said THS interim were great, but there were principal Larry Harrison as times...” said Harrison with a he spoke to the students just laugh. “You’ve really made me before presenting the class. “I proud.” couldn’t have asked for better The class was presented by photography / Maegan Burr out of you.” Harrison and Tooele County Students from the 2007 Tooele High School graduating class sing “The Impossible Dream” from the Broadway musical “Man of La Mancha” at The ceremony began as the School Board Members Debbie commencement ceremonies Friday at the Deseret Peak Complex. graduates marched one by one Chapman, Kathryn Schmidt and to their seats to the “Grand Carol Jensen accepted the class March” played by the THS band, and gave each graduate their directed by Marilyn Syra. A quar- diploma to the accompanying tet of graduates — Christopher music of Reid, Stoddard, and Wayner, Wesley Reid, Bobby Colin Mitchell. The graduates Hathaway and Steve Witte — then united in their final rendi- sang the “Star Spangled Banner” tion of the THS school song Tooele Arts Festival 2007 as all were seated for the pro- as they were escorted out and gram. gave their final THS “year cheer” Food Vendors Erin Christiansen, student — “0-7, 0-7, 0-0-0-0-0-7!” — and body president, and Laurie tossed their caps into the air. TOOELE Barbara Warner Frida Fox Halladay, senior class presi- The theme chosen by the 2007 Beljo Services Hamida Nawaz dent, welcomed the audience graduating class was: “The past Colosimo’s Sausage Maui Wowi as scholarships were given from is our heritage, the present is MUSIC Crazy J BBQ Moon River Corn the National Guard and other our responsibility, and the future Crazy J BBQ Rocky Mountain Concessions institutions, and the graduates is our challenge.” Dippin Dots Ice Cream Snowie Dippin Dots Ice Cream Suger Bear Kettle Corn Donna Chavez Tamale Kitchen Elizabeth’s Catering Volker’s Bakery (Richard’s BBQ) Western Country Enterprises

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Heather Merrill Marion Icabell Rich Passey Donna Watkins Tony Adams Brent Lowery Nancy Cavazos Hand-made painted Sculptured golf balls Paintings made All-season Pencil drawings Chainsaw-carved Copper, brass and newborn dolls in animals from leather hand-painted gourds wooden bears silver jewelry Grads all play role in Wendover High commencement by Natalie Tripp sented the graduates with their CORRESPONDENT diplomas, while Jeff Hogan At some large high school and Julia Holt, representing graduations there is not much the school board, accepted the time to reflect on individual stu- graduates. Superintendent Mike �� dents. At Wendover High School, Johnson and secondary education director Terry Linares were �� however, the entire graduation ceremony is dedicated to each also in attendance. student. “This is the first time in a Eighteen students received long time that we haven’t had a diplomas from WHS last keynote speaker,” Mascaro said. Wednesday. The students, who “Everyone seemed pretty happy all started at the school as about the way things went. I seventh graders, turned their haven’t heard anyone complain tassels after a ceremony that about it. I think everyone agrees that graduation is for the gradu- some called “intimate,” includ- ates.” ing senior class adviser Kathy The ceremony was short and Mascaro who also dubbed the sweet, lasting just under an ceremony a personal honor. hour. To cap off the ceremony, “Graduation at Wendover a traditional slide show of the High is very family oriented graduates was presented. Each and full of emotion,” she said. graduate had their baby picture “Because of the small class sizes displayed with some pictures of at Wendover, the majority of their childhood building up to the students have a part in the their senior year. program.” “That’s something special Valedictorian Lindsay Mascaro we can do that bigger schools and salutatorian Ana Martiniz just don’t have the time to put spoke to their classmates about together or show at graduation,” the changes they experienced in Mascaro added. their lives as they entered WHS A quarter of the WHS gradu- as unsure seventh graders and ates are committed to attend- left as seniors. ing college in the fall, and half “Many seniors across the are planning to complete high- country can relate to the eager- er education some time in the ness to move on, but the ele- future. The class spent their ment of fear expressed in start- middle school and high school ing something new was found in careers together and finished both speeches,” Mascaro added. without leaving one classmate Principal John Barrus pre- behind.

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A9 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 Adult education grads earn diplomas after overcoming challenges by Missy Thompson a difficult road and it took awhile.” diploma. STAFF WRITER Five of the graduates were from “We look at their transcripts This time of year, parents are Dugway. Five others were from from high school and see what watching their children graduate. the Tooele County Correctional credits they need to graduate and Most of these 2007 graduates are Facility. Another five not included help them earn it,” Conway said. 17- or 18-years old and have their in the 84 were from Wendover. “It takes these students awhile, whole lives ahead of them. The The adult education program is but they come back year after year Tooele County Adult Education open year-round to students want- until they get it all done.” Program, on the other hand, is more ing to take classes toward their [email protected] about good things coming to those that wait. The program graduated 84 students, ranging in age from 18 to 56, with high school diplomas Tickets Now on June 1 at the Grantsville High on Sale School auditorium. “This was one of the best graduations we’ve had,” said Linda Conway, coordinator for the Tooele County Adult Education Program. Graduate Colleen Grover spoke �� of the many trials she went through to finally achieve her diploma. In her speech, Grover told the audience of dealing with her son’s death in 2003 and how one of grandchildren was born with heart defects and another that was born premature. “They told about their lives and why they wanted to come back to 1st Place adult education and how they feel $2,000 about finally graduating,” Conway Plus Trophy said of the speakers. The keynote speaker was Ed 2nd Place Dalton, former member of the Utah $ Heat Winners State Office of Education. He told 1,200 Plus Trophy the graduates how much they have Trophies accomplished and that they have a 3rd Place Cash Prizes lot to be proud of. $ Mari Riches, from Spain, gave 700 a speech and also sang the Josh Plus Trophy Groban song “You Lift Me Up.” The Grudge Matches mother of seven children, Riches also received a scholarship from photography / Maegan Burr Brittany Herrera proudly shows the crowd her diploma Friday at the Tooele County Adult Education gradua- Purchase Tickets at Ticketmaster.com or Deseret Peak Complex Utah State University to continue Download rules and entry forms at www.co.tooele.ut.us/domoderby tion held at the Grantsville High School auditorium as Superintendent Mike Johnsen looks on. Herrera was with higher education. No outside food or beverages allowed one of 84 graduates to receive a high school diploma. Britany Riches received a standing ovation after singing Martina ers were Manuel A. Garcia, Liuana College of Applied Technology SIGN UP AT TOOELE SUPPLY TICKETS “The audience consisted mostly CHILDREN (12 & Under) ...... $5 McBride’s “Anyway.” Conway said S. Vaveao — a Dugway graduate gave dental assistant scholarships 175 North Main • Tooele ADULTS ...... $10 of family members. They were so (435) 882-2464 • FAX (435) 882-2447 that the audience was raving about who is from Samoa — and Cami to Rachel Rasmussen and Gaillard. FAMILY (2 Adults & 4 Children) ...... $30 happy to see their students gradu- S.L.C. 531-1313 her incredible singing abilities. Gaillard. Krista Batt and Sarah Goodwin ADULT with PIT PASS (16 & Older) . .$25 ate,” Conway said. “They’re not Speaker Amy Pitcher told the Abby Allred and Herrera received received scholarships from Salt only excited for their own adult crowd she plans on going on to col- scholarships from USU to help Lake Community College in the student but the others. They’ve had lege in criminology. Other speak- further their education. The Utah medical assistance field. Saturday, June 16 • 6:00 pm Gates Open: 5:00 pm • Deseret Peak Complex - SR 112 & Sheep Lane NEWS TIPS: 882-0050

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Continental BREAKFAST LUNCH Sponsored by Dugway High commencement Provided by features small, inspiring ceremony by Steve Schwartzman cal “Cats.” coordinator Ken Luke, and Hogan, CORRESPONDENT Senior class secretary CJ and students were introduced by Fourteen Dugway High School Mathews introduced the ceremony’s Kari Billings, the student body presi- seniors enjoyed their 2007 com- guest speaker, Betsy Swynenburg, dent for the 2007-08 school year. mencement exercises at the DHS a Dugway teacher of 18 years and A senior tribute video presen- GOLD SPONSORS gymnasium last Thursday. current interim administrator at tation was then held, directed by “Overall I’d say everything was Grantsville High School. She spoke Stevenson and Morgyn Broadhead BRONZE THE successful,” said DHS senior adviser to the graduates about her experi- as final words were given by Chelsea SPONSORS CHAMBER Joseph Morgan. “The ceremony was ence with the students and their Moffett of the senior class. The grad- smaller than it usually is, but it was abilities, and told them what to uates then sang a recessional song, CUP a good time.” expect in the future. accompanied by Hancock, as they The ceremony began with a pre- “Ms. Swynenburg was a teacher were dismissed as the graduates of lude by Elijah Hancock, a proces- here for a long time and I’m sure the 2007. sional song by the graduates and students really enjoyed hearing from “I think these kids are going to Traveling a welcoming speech by Joshua her,” Morgan said. do really well in life,” Morgan said. Trophy Nelson, DHS student body presi- After Swynenburg’s speech, “They have a big variety of interests We’re Part of the Solution dent. The grads were then addressed the class of 2007 was introduced and you may be surprised what they by valedictorian Landon Wilkins and by principal Karen Swenson and can do.” salutatorian Tiara Stevenson. accepted by Jeff Hogan, a mem- Overall, Morgan has great expec- Nelson, accompanied by Elijah ber of the Tooele County Board of tations for his former students. Oquirrh Hills Golf Course • 4-Person Scramble Hancock, played a trumpet solo of Education. Diplomas were awarded “I honestly couldn’t be any more Call 882-0690 to register or sponsor or donate door prizes. “Memory” from the Broadway musi- by Swenson, district curriculum excited for them,” he added. A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Farley belts ace at Oquirrh Tooele’s Hayden Farley fired an ace on the new Deseret Peak Stampede increases nine at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. The local link- ster drilled the hole-in-one on the 154-yard 15th hole with a pitching wedge to become the first golfer to accomplish the feat on the new nine at the local course. Preston Pratt, Brad Pratt and Nick Pratt witnessed the dramatic shot. talent, gate and payout for seventh year THS open gym set Tooele High has scheduled an high school by Nick Drake individual-team camp all this week at THS SPORTS EDITOR for the upcoming ninth through 12th graders interested in playing basketball for the Buffs. For the past seven years, the PRCA- The camp will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Deseret Peak Stampede rodeo has improved through Thursday. There is also a team camp and grown with each passing season. at Utah Valley State College in Orem June But the annual pro event this weekend 11-15. Tooele coach Ray Brazier said he may have been the best since the Tooele hopes to take a freshman and two to three County-based event re-joined the PRCA cir- other teams to the prestigious camp. The cuit in 2000. cost per player is $190 or $230 for meals. Those players or parents interested should The two-day rodeo handed out an eye- contact Coach Brazier at 435-245-6763 or popping $33,720 of prize money to the top 435-232-5396. notch talent at the Deseret Peak Complex. Stansbury Jr. Golf Clinic The total payout for the two-day event dem- The Stansbury Park Golf Course has slated onstrates local businessmen and sponsors a Junior Golf Clinic beginning this week and also savor the prestigious two-day affair and conclude next week at the local course. The proves once again this event is here to stay time for 8-10 years-old (3-4 p.m.), 11-12 in Tooele County. (4:15-5:15) and 13-years & older (5:30-6:30) And that was not the only increase. The are set by age group. The entry fee is $30. Stampede was also another huge hit at the For more information contact the Stansbury Park Golf Course at 882-4162. turnstiles and for the local venders display- ing their wares. Tooele Valley Summer tennis Indeed, the Deseret Peak Stampede gets There are a number of events set this summer in the Tooele Valley area for tennis enthusi- better with age and last weekend was no asts. There are tennis camps for youth ages exception. 14-18 (June 11-13 and July 16-18) and ages The local event provided continuous non- nine-14 (June 25-27) from 7:30 a.m. to noon stop drama, action and even a little slapstick at the THS tennis courts. The cost is $55 for comedy sprinkled in to lighten the mood. approximately 10 hours of instruction play Although the PRCA event was absent for match playing experience. For more info. on nearly two decades, this entertaining and anything listed above please contact coach Derek Smith at 843-1172 or 840-5178. competitive rodeo has become annual tradition to kick off the summer of festivities in Athlete Sport Injury screens Tooele County. Free athletic conditioning sport screens are offered at Meier & Marsh Professional The rodeo faithful enjoyed the fast, furi- Therapies for Tooele County high school ath- ous and exciting action of talented cowboys letes. This sport screen is used nationally to and cowgirls from all over the nation during help athlete’s peak performance and identifies this year’s two-day event. The pro event areas vulnerable to injury and offers condition- drew some of the most talented livestock ing programs to target weak areas. This and entertainers on the PRCA circuit. community program is offered throughout Ike Sankey has hit the rodeo circuit with the summer. Call 843-1311 or visit MMPT at photography / Maegan Burr 1226 No. Main. his top-notch rodeo stock for the 25th year Steer wrestling was one of the many events at the Deseret Peak Stampede Rodeo Saturday at the Deseret Peak Complex. Steer wrestlers must give the steer a 10 foot head start before chasing after the steer, jumping from their horse and wrestling the steer to the Rocky Mtn. baseball camps ground. The shortest time wins. The Rocky Mountain School of Baseball will SEE STAMPEDE ON A11 conduct its Annual Summer Ball Camps in Provo, Utah at BYU’s Miller Field. The first camp is June 11 & 12 and the second camp is June 13 & 14. Players will be divided into individual groups by age. The camps are for Cowboy, Buff netters shine at 3A state tourney players ages 7 through 18. The camps will emphasize hitting and defense by position. by Nick Drake more points at state than Tooele High The staff will include college and pro players SPORTS EDITOR has in quite a while in boys tennis,” and coaches. Visit www.rmsb.com or call, toll free at 1-877-272-0862. Grantsville has always expected to he noted. “Everyone that made the battle with the tennis elite regardless of state tournament at least won a match Wendover Classic Co-ed the size of school or classification. and that is a huge stepping stone for The annual Wendover Classic Co-ed softball our program. Unfortunately, we met tournament will be held June 9-10 in Wendover, However, third seeded singles Nev. The entry fee is $200 per team and send players Logan Paulich and George the future state champs in the second entry fees to West Wendover Rec District, P.O. Parkinson weren’t seeded to get out of round. We did our best but we got beat Box 5010, Wendover, Nev. 89883. For more the second round. by better players.” information call 775-664-3289 or 775-664- But the Cowboy netters registered “It was one of the best boys tennis 3723 or email [email protected]. state quarterfinal upsets and advance seasons at Tooele High in the history of Christmas golf tourney into Class 3A State boys tennis semis the sport at the school,” he added. “You The annual Operation Christmas Golf tourna- before losing to eventual state champs have to hand it to the boys for their hard ment has been scheduled for June 24 at at first and third singles. work and determination and their win- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. The entry fee is Paulich fell to Park City’s Hunter ning attitudes. They learned how to win $40 per person, which includes lunch, and early on in the season and carried that the format is a four-person scramble. For Nicholas in the first singles semis and more information contact Mark or Christine Parkinson dropped a decision to even- over and turned it into a lot of victories. Sandoval at 435-843-8247. tual state champ Sam Miller, also of We had a lot of fun and that is what Park City, in the third singles semi- sports is supposed to be about. We had Wrestling camp at GHS great senior leadership. The good thing There will be a wrestling camp June 7-9 finals. at GHS sponsored by Western Wyoming Logan and Park City tied for the is that we only had two seniors but we Community College for ages 10 to 18. It pro- state team title with 20 points each will miss those two players next year. vides wrestlers with the opportunity to learn while Pine View captured third and I would like to tell Brian how much I and improve valuable techniques in folk-style Dixie fourth. appreciate his dedication as a captain wrestling as well as conditioning and lifting for Grantsville qualified its entire team and assistant coach Terry Weddle, for the upcoming year. Cost is $150. For more his outstanding coaching and constant info call Clarence Evans at 884-6158. for the prestigious post-season meet while five of seven starters from Tooele support throughout the season. We Tooele baseball showcase competed in the state tourney as well. couldn’t have had the success we had National Scouting Report will hold the First The year turned into a banner year without those two individuals as well Coast to coast Baseball Showcase in con- as the entire team.” junction with the Ringor Baseball Showcase for both local programs. The Buffs Series. The showcase is scheduled for 9 a.m. logged their best overall dual record The state meet capped the prep ten- and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20 at Dow in the history of the net organization at nis careers of seniors Brian Buzianis James Park in Tooele. A college recruiting 14-3 while the Cowboys captured a 16-4 and Kevin Schmidt. session will follow at 6 p.m. For more info. overall dual mark. Comments were not available by go to www.nsrshowcases.com/baseball or photography / Maegan Burr Tooele Coach Derek Smith said his press deadline from the Grantsville contact Mike Hinds at 801-243-2836 or Grantsville’s Logan Paulich reaches for a backhand in the Class 3A State boys tennis tournament at High net program. mail to: [email protected] or team turned in a banner season in BYU. The Cowboy netter fought to the state semifinals before falling to the eventual first singles state 2007. [email protected]. champ from Park City, Hunter Nicholas. “We played great at state and scored SEE TENNIS ON A12

FROM THE SIDELINES Kart racing at Miller Motorsports Park is fast and furious ell, the tem- Suzette Souders a good friend and neighbor ized us with the rules of the track, the basic down the straightaway. Recovered and sifications. Nevertheless, they all share one perature is took us over to the rack and started fitting kart controls, and the many flag colors and somewhat humbled, their confidence grew thing in common, they all look and sound Wrising, the us with facemasks and helmets. She was presentations. Then they started up the slowly with each ensuing lap as they learned like the real thing. The drivers approach gnats have subsided, very knowledgeable about kart racing which 100cc two-stroke engines, which can propel the layout of the course and the ends and them similarly as well with their own pit and the centers of our gave my wife Kimberly and Alyssa Arthur a the kart to speeds far faster than we could outs of the different turns and how they area and garages for support crew and communities (Tooele little more confidence as we made our way ever handle on this course. These karts are respond to speed going in, carried through gear. It’s a serious business, in appearance and Grantsville High to the track. very similar to their Grand Prix counterparts and coming out. at least. When talking with the pros after schools) have grown Now the track at Miller Motorsports Park with tight steering, responsive throttle con- My son Logan was a quick study, using their laps, their fast cars, fancy uniforms silent. That can only is known as the most spectacular kart road trols and vented disk brakes, which come in his all-state athleticism, quick reflexes and and extraordinary talent didn’t fool me. The mean one thing … course in North America. Stretching the tape handy on the corners. The kart’s tires even superior hand-eye coordination to weave gleam in their eyes and the smiles on their summer is here. It David Gumucio to almost nine-tenths of a mile, the track is resemble their racing cousins, which makes his screaming kart around the track with face betrayed their real purpose in this pow- won’t be long before GUEST COLUMNIST 30 feet wide and has a main straight-away for a sweet ride and manageable handling. ever alarming speed. Despite his growing erful pursuit — kart racing is just plain fun. fireworks are in the of 900 feet in length — for all you football So we followed the pace kart onto the confidence, when the checkered flag flew, Every Tuesday night is KSL night at air and all that saltwa- fans that is three football fields of fast and track and with the waving of the green flag he agreed with his mother and girlfriend that Miller Motorsports Park. For kart racing ter taffy on Soelberg’s shelves will be thrown furious fun. But despite it being one of the we were kart racing in Tooele County. Now kart racing was not for the faint of heart and that means $5 for five laps, or any multiple to scrambling children along the 4th of July fastest tracks in the nation, “The Monster” don’t let your womenfolk tell you this racing should be respected. Racing demands calcu- thereof. It’s a great way to save money while parade route on Main Streets. But in the as those who work at the park affectionately stuff don’t matter to them. When the green lated wisdom with controlled enthusiasm so experiencing kart racing at its finest. The meantime, what is their to do? call it, still has a wide range of different flag cut the air, both Kimberly and Alyssa one can conquer what the course and kart karting complex is centrally located at the I took Rod Zundel up on his invitation speed corners and subtle elevation changes, were petal-to-the-metal going Mach 2 with would give them. It requires practice and main paddock area. There is also a karting and cruised over to the Miller Motorsports which lend it to a variety of configurations their hair on fire until the first turn. That is patience just like any other sport you choose school on the Monster for the novice and Park on May 29 for KSL Night. Wayne perfect for all classes of kart racing. when you get a first hand revelation about to accelerate in. advanced. With a large fleet of rental karts Pacheco, the Kart Center Manager, greeted This night the Monster was getting some your kart and your skills to try and make it You could identify other drivers on the for juniors or adults, the Monster at Miller us as we walked in the Kart Center and maintenance on the east side, so we settled in this particular racing sport. Each racing course quickly by how they drove the course Motorsports Park can accommodate anyone he showed us around the pro-shop and for the west side of the beast, showing off queen felt like their kart was going to flip and by the machine underneath them. Some at anytime, single or in groups of any size. instructed us on the finer points of kart driv- its size and versatility. A skilled and friendly over as they tried frantically to shed veloc- karts had four-stroke engines, others Rotax So give it a try … I’ll be in the pits … along ing on Larry Miller’s celebrated track. Then pit crew got us into the karts and familiarity in the turn from their high-speed launch engines, there are many different kart clas- the sideline! A11

TUESDAY June 5, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Buff baseball turns in strong season during 2007 by Nick Drake and Chisolm Woolley each rapped a RBI the sixth inning to snap a 4-0 deficit and SPORTS EDITOR single to stake the Buffs to a quick 3-0 roll to a road win at Tooele’s Dow James Tooele had a pretty productive base- cushion. Park. ball season during the 2007 campaign. However, the lead would be short- Matt Gochis gave the Buffs a huge lift The Buffs finished with a 16-10 overall lived. Carbon exploded for eight runs in with a solo home run in the bottom of the record, tied for third place in the Region the bottom of the first frame of the game first frame. 11 baseball ranks and fought to a 2-2 to seize the lead, 8-3. Dustin Pollastro Zac Clausing rapped a lead-off double mark in state tournament play. clubbed a single and Brady Wilde was hit in the second inning and scored on a Not too shabby for a team with only by a pitch. J.J. Blue belted a single and Zach Mikesell single to stake Tooele to two senior starters and seven more Kyle Asay was also hit by a pitch. J.D. a 2-0 edge. underclassmen. Shurman ripped a RBI single and Jordan The Buffs tacked on two more tallies Of the 26 games on the year, Tooele Moynier crushed a three-run triple. Ron in the bottom of the fifth to build a 4-0 played a tough season with 20 games Herrera added a run scoring single and lead. Matt Medina clubbed a one-out against state tournament qualifiers from Pollastro followed with a four-base error double and Gochis ripped a two-out Class 5A, 4A and 3A. to give the hosts a five-run edge after one RBI double to aid the effort. Mark Pratt The Buffs made one of the most inning expired. belted a run scoring single to give the remarkable comebacks on tournament The Dinos tacked on three more tallies hosts a four-run edge and only six outs history with 15 unanswered runs after in the second stanza to extend the mar- remaining in the contest. gin to eight runs. Blue smacked a double trailing 11-3 to beat Carbon 18-11 in first However, Bear River exploded for and Tyler Turassco added a RBI single. round post-season action. nine runs in the fateful sixth stanza to Marcus Zaccaria and Moynier smashed Tooele Coach Dan Medina felt the grab a lead it would never relinquish. RBI singles to build the 11-3 advantage. team played well throughout the season. Blake Adams belted a lead off single The Buffs battled back in the top of “We had a good season,” he said. “At and Trevor Gardner added a double to the fourth to make a game of it. Mikesell, one time we had five sophomores in the push both runners into scoring posi- Cody Lopez and Medina all drew one-out game playing and we thank our seniors tion. Tyson Thompson clubbed a RBI walks to ignite the rally and Anderson for their leadership and positive role ground out to put the Bears on the reached on a fielder’s choice. Matt Gochis, scoreboard and Darrin Toone reached models. We’re excited about the future Mark Pratt, Clausing and Witkowski also base on another fielder’s choice. Jon Lish and we have a good nucleus of experi- drew bases loaded walks to pull Tooele and Morgan Porritt each drew consecu- enced players coming back.” to within 11-8 after four frames. tive walks to force home runs and Justin The state tournament capped the prep The Buffs erupted for seven more tal- Capener drilled a two-run single. Danny baseball careers of seniors Mark Pratt, lies in the fifth. Lopez and Medina each Smith reached on a Buff miscue while Zach Mikesell and Trent McCormick. drew walks and Anderson was hit by a Taylor Bowcutt and Adams followed Tooele 18 - Carbon 11 pitch to load the bases. Gochis crushed with clutch singles to give Bear River a Things looked bleak for the Buffs a pivotal three-run triple and Pratt fol- 9-4 advantage. when the visitors trailed Carbon 11-3 lowed with a huge RBI triple to aid the The Bears struck for three more runs after three innings and were five outs effort. Clausing was hit by a pitch and in the top of the seventh when a Toone and two runs from losing the game on Woolley added a run scoring double to double, walk to Lish and Buff miscue the 10-run rule. However, Tooele erupted give Tooele a 15-11 edge. on a ball hit by Porritt keyed the charge. for five runs in the fourth and seven Pratt, Clausing and Witkowski all pro- Smith also rapped a RBI single to stake more in the fifth to help produce 15 duced hits in the sixth to trigger a three- Bear River to a 12-4 edge. unanswered runs and turn the tide on run rally and conclude the scoring in the Brock Sorenson reached on a Bear the Dinos and register a slugfest victory game. error and later scored on a Matt Gochis in St. George. Gochis and Pratt smacked consecutive single to complete the scoring and the Tooele drew first blood in the affair. triples to trigger a seven-run outburst in contest. Matt Medina drew a walk to begin the the fifth frame and Woolley followed Gochis led all Buff sluggers in the photography / Troy Boman game and Derick Anderson was hit by a with a RBI double to help spot the Buffs game with three hits, including a home Buff teammates mob Matt Gochis at the plate after the Tooele slugger scored the go- pitch. Matt Gochis followed with a single a lead late in the contest. run, double and single, while Medina, ahead run in the top of the seventh inning at the Class 3A State baseball tournament. and Mark Pratt reached on a fielder’s Bear River 12 - Tooele 5 Pratt, Clausing, and Mikesell added one However, Emery rallied back in the bottom of the seventh to force a tie and then won choice. Zac Clausing, Steve Witkowski The Bears exploded for nine runs in safety each for Tooele as well. the game in the bottom of the eighth to eliminate Tooele from state play.

ity of entertainers that return each Stampede year and the consistent growth in payout on an annual basis. continued from page A10 “Skydive Utah set the stage for 8th action-packed rodeo each night and his beasts were at their best as they fell from the sky to kick last weekend at complex. The off the 8th annual Deseret Peak Annual company produced livestock for Stampede,” she stated. “With top the National Rodeo Finals for the caliber rodeo athletes, Ike Sankey’s past 25 seasons, including 20 head top stock and the antics of PRCA for the 2001 NFR. Sankey seized funnyman, Keith Isley, the Deseret the coveted Stock Contractor of Peak Stampede spectators where Tooele County National the Year award in 1999 and his treated to another exceptional prize animals have been raking in rodeo experience that they will Wild Turkey Federation honors and awards over the past never forget. Keith Isley was in top decades. form as he made Saturday night a Bull fighters Phil Kropp and extra special one for a young man BANQUET & AUCTION Joe Butler risked life and limb to celebrating his 15th birthday. rescue cowboys from the massive “The crowd was in stitches each June 9th, 2007 horned and bucking beasts and evening as Keith Isley entertained pick up men J2 and Bobby Marriott throughout the rodeo performance were on the scene to lift cowboys not only in the rodeo arena itself DESERET PEAK COMPLEX to safety. Then, there was seven- but going into the stands bringing time PRCA Clown of the Year Keith the action up close and personal to DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 P.M. Isley, who tickled the funny bone the near capacity seating. This was of many rodeo fans and announcer a great rodeo and has grown and DINNER BEGINS AT 5:30 P.M. Dinner is limited, so get your tickets early! Lots of prizes to be won. For more information please call: photography / Maegan Burr A bull rider attempts to stay on a Ty Anderson @ 830-4660 bull at the Deseret Peak Stampede Darrin Allred @ 830-4153 Rodeo Saturday. Bob Pannunzio @ 840-3150 “The support from the community was excellent again,” she said. “We would like to tell the Tooele County Commissioners how much Pet of the Week we appreciate their dedication to the annual affair, all the sponsors that help make this rodeo happen and all the time put in to bring this quality of a event to not only Tooele County but the state of Utah. I think we really need to give a tremendous hand to the Deseret Peak Complex staff for getting it ready for this weekend’s activities because I know they had to work hard to get it prepared for the two- day event. “There has been a lot of positive feedback from the contestants and fans alike every year and they say that the direction of the rodeo is headed upward every year,” she added. “I think each year we get some new people that say we put on a good show, and its something that the whole family can go out and enjoy. Word of mouth Schnauzer is spreading about how fun and Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be entertaining our rodeo is every required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. year and the quality of talent and Shelters are only required to hold animals for livestock we have here and that is three days before they are euthanized. photography / Maegan Burr the best advertising you can get. A young competitor gets picked up after falling off of his sheep by professional bull fighter, Joe Butler, who For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals was facilitating the mutton bustin’ competition before the Deseret Peak Stampede Rodeo Saturday. With perfect weather and great available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at competition along with the humor 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville huge hit as many young sheep rid- Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Will Rasmussen entertained the of a first-class funny man, this improved with each year. I am very ers showed what they had in front rodeo is already one to mark on large crowds all weekend as well. pleased with how everything went Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. of a very supportive audience.” your calendars for 2008. Thank you Ann Marie Allred, the eighth this year and the enthusiasm that Allred said the rodeo couldn’t to all that came out to support and annual Deseret Peak Stampede- the crowd showed through out the take place without the tremendous enjoy this rodeo.” Tooele Veterinary PRCA chairperson, said the com- rodeo. The Dodge truck horse shoe financial support of the local busi- Complete scoring and pay out mittee members are encouraged toss was also a hit with a couple nessman, sponsors, county, vol- of the prize money for the two- Clinic and pleased with the increase in tosses that came very close to their unteers and the community as a day event will be published in 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 cowboy and cowgirl talent, the qual- mark. The mutton bustin’ was a whole. Thursday’s edition. A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 Pine View knocks out THS boys soccer in opening round by Nick Drake Meanwhile, region champ to keep the game a tight affair, better than ours. They did a lot SPORTS EDITOR Logan reeled off consecutive 4-2, by intermission until the of what we wanted to do and Top-ranked Pine View posted wins over Uintah, Park City and Grizzlies broke it open late. won the match.” three goals in the opening half Delta to earn the bid in the title Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox The setback finished the Buff of play and the Region 9 cham- tilt before falling to the Panthers said his team played well but season. Tooele completed the pion Panthers rolled to a 5-0 vic- in the championship match. just couldn’t sustain it for an year with a 5-11 overall record tory over Tooele in the opening Logan has been a thorn in the entire game. on the year. round of the Class 3A State Boys side of the Tooele High boys’ “We did all right to start “It was definitely and up and Soccer tournament. soccer team since the team out the game,” he noted about down season,” Wilcox said. “We Riley Dias produced a hat joined the region ranks. The the playoff game against Pine had some highs and too many trick with three tallies on the Grizzlies produced four goals View. “But then Pine View has lows. We were glad to make day while teammates Cabett in the first half and tacked on a quick striking team and they the playoffs and it’s been a few Richards and Ricardo Arreola a 3-0 scoring differential in the took advantage of our falters on years since we’ve done that but tacked on one score each for second 40-minute period to reg- defense and scored three goals we just didn’t finish the season the victors. ister a 7-2 victory over the Buffs mid to late first-half. That was very strong. And teams that go photography / Troy Boman The loss eliminated Tooele at Tooele. typical of our games after the a long way in the playoffs stay Tooele’s third singles Dylan King smacks an overhead volley in a match from state play while Pine View Tyler Santiago fired in first part of the region season. consistent and together through- at THS earlier this spring. moved on in quarter-final action. a pair of tallies for the first- We dug ourselves a hole it was out the entire season not just in Pine View combo Hank Housley and In fact, the Panthers used the place Grizzlies while Edwin impossible to dig out of. spurts. We were inconsistent all Russell Christensen battled past the first round triumph to build Sanchez, Fabrice Kalala, Tanner “The second-half, we came year long and we paid the price Tennis Cowboy duo 6-1, 6-4 in the quarters confidence and momentum in Gittens, Bryant Quiroz and Erik out played well for a while but for that.” continued from page A10 to eliminate the GHS duo from post- the tournament. The Region 9 Maldonado logged one score did the same thing and they The state tournament set- The state meet capped the prep season action. champ reeled off consecutive each for the victors. scored two more goals,” he back capped the prep boys soc- tennis careers of seniors Josh Childs, Cowboys Bru Painter and Degen wins over Juan Diego, Bear Tooele tandem Ian Mohr and added. “We just weren’t pre- cer careers of seniors Eddie Bru Painter and Degen Hill. Hill logged a 6-1, 6-3 victory over River and Logan to record the Eddie Herrera poured in one pared to play and Pine View’s Herrera, Brady Caldwell, Ian Carbon’s J.J. Glasson and Jeff Vogel Class 3A State boys soccer title. goal each, both in the first half, team chemistry was obviously Mohr and Leo Areola. State results The Cowboys tandem of Logan in the opening round of state play Paulich and George Parkinson bat- at second doubles. But Park City’s tled deep into the Class 3A State net Jim Burrus and Evan Pace defeated Cowboys still succeed in spite of difficult slate during 2007 tournament at BYU. the GHS duo in the second round to by Nick Drake and third place tie with Tooele tion playing a region champ in and Trevor Gardner; Logan Paulich whipped North Sanpete’s oust the Grantsville combo. SPORTS EDITOR in the Region 11 standings and the first round of state. foursome Zach Beed, Andrew Scott Bentley, 6-0, 6-1 in the opening For Tooele, Brian Buzianis white- Grantsville didn’t exactly only one game of the second “That was our downfall,” he Bennett, Jaren Tyler and Matt round and fought past Pine View’s washed Delta’s Jaxon Stanworth, turn in the best prep baseball place pace set by Logan High. added. “But we stepped on the Hedin; Ben Lomond tandem and Region 9 champ Burke Van 6-0, 6-0 in the opening round of season in the program. Still, not too shabby for a field with the best teams out Kyler Hubbard and Sky PoVey Norman, 7-6 (9-7), 6-2, in the quarter- state action at BYU. But Park City’s But the Cowboys did play team that returned just two there and held our own against and Ogden’s Scott Richey. finals. However, eventual first sin- Nicholas logged a 6-0, 6-3 triumph one of the most difficult and starters from the previous most of them. We beat a lot of Grantsville trio Ryan Butler, gles state champ Hunter Nicholas, over the Buff senior to eliminate the demanding preseason, league spring season. good teams. Out of the final 12 Quade Drewery and Brayden of Park City, recorded a 6-1, 6-1 vic- Tooele first singles’ player. and post-season slates in recent The year came to an end teams left in the tournament, Fisher also collected second- tory over Paulich in the semis. Buff Matt Wihongi logged a 6-3, memory of the successful pro- in the state tournament we played nine of them and team All-Region honors along Parkinson followed suit at third 6-2 win over North Sanpete’s and gram. when Wasatch eliminated the beat five of them. Our kids with Tooele’s Derick Anderson, singles as well. The Cowboy net- Region 8 champ Josh Benson in Grantsville battled 18 teams Cowboys with a hard fought 7-4 have nothing to be ashamed Stewart Christensen, Cody ter blanked North Sanpete’s Shawn the first round of post-season play. that qualified for state in the decision. off. They had a good season. Lopez, Chisolm Woolley, Steve Miner, 6-0, 6-0 in the first round But Dixie’s Kevin Luttrell earned a Class 3A, 4A and 5A tourna- In spite of the setback, We just have to work harder Witkowski, Jake Dalton and battle and Parkinson dumped Pine 6-2, 6-0 win over the Buff netter to ments this spring and met four Grantsville Coach Loren and get better.” Chase Banks. Bear River four- View’s and Region 9 champ Jake eliminate the Tooele second singles of the top six team’s in the final Anderson said his team still The state tournament capped some Jon Lish, Blake Adams, Lingwall, 6-4, 6-3 in the quarters. player in the state quarters. state standings, including a pair turned in a productive season the prep baseball careers of Justin Capener and Danny But eventual third singles champ Tooele’s Dylan King registered a of wins over Bear River and with a tough and formidable seniors Ryan Butler, Logan Smith joined the local prep Sam Miller, of Park City, defeated decisive 6-3, 6-0 win over Delta’s Juan Diego during the regular schedule throughout the year. Drake, Garett Giles, Quade baseball players on the sec- Parkinson 7-6 (10-8), 6-0, in the Michael Banks in the first round of season, both of which tied for “Overall it was a good sea- Drewery, Wacey Sorenson and ond-team All-region selection semis to eliminate the GHS netter. state play but eventual state champ fifth place. son,” he stated. “We had our Brayden Fisher. as well as Logan foursome Dain Cowboy Jared Nordgran posted Miller recorded a 6-2, 6-1 triumph The Cowboys posted impres- ups and downs. It took us a Grantsville players Mark Evans, Derek Van Noy, Brad a 6-1, 6-0 win over Delta’s John over the Buff netter in the state sive victories over Region 11 while to get going. Finally we White, Wacey Sorenson, Garett Theurer and C.J. Ricks and Ben Stanworth in the first round at sec- quarters. champ Bear River and Region found some consistency going Giles and Logan Drake gar- Lomond’s Jake Smith. ond singles but lost a 6-1, 6-1 deci- Buff duo Jordan Knighton and 8 champ Juan Diego during the into the second-half of our nered first-team All-Region Tooele’s Jesse Bissegger sion to Pine View’s and Region 9 Eric Gutowski earned a 6-4, 6-4 deci- league and pre-season sched- league and got on a roll. We 11 honors along with Tooele’s and Grantsville’s Austin champ Sam Christensen in the state sion over Juan Diego’s and Region 8 ule and beat every team in their finished strong minus the two Zac Clausing, Mark Pratt, Zach Killpack joined Bear River’s quarters. champ Sean Maass and Joe Salemi region ranks — only one other games we lost against Logan Mikesell, Matt Gochis and Matt Colton Fronk, Logan duo Grantsville tandem Josh Childs in the first round of state play. team managed to accomplish and Ben Lomond. We let the Medina. Other first-team selec- Josh Thompson and Brandon and Eric Allred whipped North But Dixie tandem Eric Mathis and that feat. Ben Lomond game get away tions include Bear River’s Darin Peterson, Ogden combo Sean Sanpete duo Colton Clark and Parker Turner Pope claimed a 6-0, 6-1 win Grantsville finished the cam- from us that really cost us and Toone (MVP), Tyson Thompson, Holley and Morgan Stewart and Earl, 6-2, 6-4 in their first doubles over the Tooele tandem in the state paign with a 9-15 overall record that put us in the tough situa- Morgan Porritt, Taylor Bowcutt Ben Lomond’s Corey Rallison. opening round match at state. But quarters.

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IN SEARCH OF FOUR SEASONS Name: James Swanson From: Texas To: Stansbury Park

he rolling hills of Texas are beautiful, but the Tsummers in Utah are definitely favorable compared to the scorching sun in the South. And that’s exactly why James Swanson and his wife photography / Troy Boman Velma moved to Stansbury Jasmine, a student from the New Hope House, arranges merchandise (left) while fellow student Amber can be seen getting help from Park in April. coordinator Sara Branham in the reflection of a mirror inside the Anything Cute fashion boutique Monday. The store is located in downtown Born and raised in San Tooele and all money earned supports the New Hope House which helps at-risk girls. Antonio, Swanson received his degree in secondary education from the University of Texas. He found his first job teaching English and math at Boulevard Heights in Fort Worth. As a young teacher he met his wife who was serving as a secretary in the office of the high school. The two worked in the Fort Worth Independent School District for over 35 years and finally settled into retirement. The empty nesters found they had too much time on their hands to sit alone in Texas. Anything Cute “We started talking about where we could finish out our Boutique provides women with chic clothes, community hub lives together, and as much as we’ve grown up loving Texas we wanted a change,” Swanson said. “We didn’t have by Amy LeFevre any children to go live by, and CORRESPONDENT we wanted some place with traditional seasons where it’s ary Bondi often heard women not so hot. We do enjoy ski- complain they had to go into Salt ing every once in a while. Lake to find anything cute. When We’d traveled to Utah for the she decided to bring a chic cloth- Olympics and enjoyed the ing store to Tooele City the phrase atmosphere, the people were seemed like the perfect name. so friendly, and the winter Bondi’s new store, Anything Cute, is located in weather wasn’t so bad.” Mdowntown Tooele at 33 N. Main St. The store is a The couple searched for a stepped-up, discount women’s boutique featuring quiet community, just outside new and nearly new clothing ranging from size 2 the city, and stumbled upon petite to 3X, and other gifts for women. Because the Stansbury. store is a non-profit organization, purchases are tax “We had never seen the free. place, but there were some Every penny spent at Anything Cute goes to oper- nice homes for a good price,” ate the New Hope House, promises Bondi, who is he said. “It’s just what we also the director of the New Hope House / Rocky were looking for. I’m pretty Mountain Teen Challenge. Bondi is also the Reverend sure we’ll stay right here for for Assembly of God Church in Tooele. Bondi explains as long as we can manage. that the New Hope House is a Bible-based prevention The weather has been beauti- center in Tooele City for troubled teenage girls. Since ful, perfectly cool, and our the house opened in August 2001, 23 girls have com- neighbors have treated us so pleted the year-long program. Many of these young well. We feel blessed to have women have drastically improved their academic found such a great place to skills and have gone on to college or professions. end our days.” The career area at the front of the boutique includes compiled by Natalie Tripp a two-piece Ralph Lauren outfit for $13 that, according to Bondi, probably retails for $130. In the window If you’re a newcomer or know hangs a stylish 3X silk raincoat. A classy, 100 percent of a newcomer who’d like to linen outfit has a tag asking for only $18 — for both share the story of why they pieces. Name brands include Bill Blass, Fred Davis, moved to Tooele County, please Eddie Bauer, American Eagle and Aeropostale — which photography / Troy Boman contact Sarah West at (435) Mary Bondi (left), director of the New Hope House and Linda Sheffy, Mission Director for Miracle Valley church 882-0050 or via e-mail at (right) in Cheyenne, Wyo., share a moment inside the Anything Cute clothing store located in downtown SEE CLOTHES ON B12 [email protected]. Tooele. Sheffy traveled from Wyoming to deliver goods that were donated by her church program. Jell-O makes light, cool desserts for summer days here is is relegated to the salad plate as a of gelatin is so thoroughly mixed it crystals form. Light and cool “cheesecake” nothing fruit and gelatin mixture cut into takes on a different character — it Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. 1 can (1 2/3) cup canned milk quite as a nice, tidy square resting on a let- becomes smooth and creamy or Cool to the consistency of egg 1 3-ounce package lemon gelatin Ttasty in tuce leaf. Very prim, proper and forms the base for other mixtures. whites. Roll 16 graham crackers 1 cup boiling water the summer as a predictable. No doubt that is what to fine crumbs. Melt margarine or 1 8-ounce package cream cheese cool, light dessert. has made it the object of so many Gelatin dessert butter and mix with crumbs. Press (can use half package if desired) The hot days make local gags. 1 3-ounce package gelatin — any cracker crumb mixture into oblong 1/2 cup sugar eating a light meal However, move it into the realm flavor dripper pan, saving a small amount 2 teaspoons vanilla rather appealing of desserts and it takes on special 1 cup boiling water for the top. 2 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs and dessert should appeal. Gelatin is neither liquid 16 graham crackers Whip partially set gelatin until 2 tablespoons sugar be a nice addition Diane Sagers nor solid, but it has some of the 3 tablespoons butter or marga- frothy. Whip very cold canned milk 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon to it. CORRESPONDENT characteristics of both. To gel, the rine until it thickens. Then add lemon 1/2 cup butter, melted In Utah, the mixture must be cool and that cool- 1 13-ounce can evaporated milk juice and sugar. Continue beat- popularity of Jell-O ness combined with the flavor and ing until thick and creamy. Fold in Homefront 2 tablespoons lemon juice Place milk and beaters in a deep has become a local sweetness lends itself to delightful 1/2 cup sugar whipped gelatin and blend well. bowl and put in freezer until ice joke — with green mixtures. It whips nicely and mixes Pour in lined pans and sprinkle crystals form. Dissolve gelatin in Jell-O taking the well with other ingredients to make Place milk and beaters in a deep remaining crumbs on top. Chill brunt of the ridicule. Often gelatin tasty treats — in some cases the gel bowl and put in freezer until ice until set. Serve. SEE JELL-O ON B12 B2

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 GRADUATIONS

Scholar. She graduated from Savala Smith Weber State University in 2004 Jason Calvin Tiffany Corbridge with a bachelor of integrated Savala (Avi) Smith, daughter Tiffany (Hanson) Corbridge studies in criminal justice, soci- D’Avignon of Gary and Pat Smith and the graduated Magna Cum Laude at ology and legal studies. Avi cur- late Carl Smith will be graduating Jason Calvin D’Avignon has commencement exercises held rently works as the director of June 16 from Webster University graduated from Westminster on May 5, 2007 at Utah State student involvement and student with a Master of Arts in manage- College with a bachelor of arts University. Tiffany graduated union operations at Albertson ment and leadership with high degree in philosophy with an with majors in both elementa- College of Idaho in Caldwell, academic honors. Avi is a class emphasis in economics and eth- ry and early childhood educa- Idaho. Thanks to all her friends of 2000 graduate from Grantsville ics. While at Westminster he tion and earned an emphasis High School with high academic and family who have helped her served on the Judicial Council in health, wellness and nutri- honors, where she was a Sterling so much in achieving her goals. and as the government rela- tion. She is a member of the tions chair of the Association National Society of Collegiate of Students of Westminster BIRTHDAYS College. Scholars and was on the Dean’s list during each of her semes- Betty Johnson ters at USU. Tiffany will begin Jason Calvin D’Avignon teaching kindergarten at Wilson Tiffany (Hanson) Corbridge The family of Betty Johnson Elementary School in Logan in of Chris and Evon Hanson of would like you to join in the the fall. Tiffany is the daughter Stansbury Park. celebration of her 80th birthday. There will be an open house in her honor on Saturday, June 9 FINANCIAL FOCUS from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Tooele North Stake center, 583 N. 270 E. Your presence is the only gift requested. Don’t let external events keep you from investing f you look few months — the stock market tion to troubling news. You may existing investments. Many for rea- not only gained back the ground need to change your investment people sell some of their invest- Betty Johnson Isons not it initially lost, but moved to new strategy in response to some ments due to short-term price to invest right heights. events — but, by and large, they fluctuations. This is generally not now, you For a dramatic illustration of should be events related specifi- a good idea, because long-term could find this pattern, consider the after- cally to your individual situation performance is what counts. them — global math of the terrorist attacks or your existing investments. However, if you notice other HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! unrest, high of Sept. 11, 2001. Immediately Consider the following scenarios: changes in your holdings, it may gas prices and following this event, the stock • You move closer to retire- be time to make some moves. so on. Yet, if market closed for several days. ment. During much of your For example, if you own stock you wait until Tye Hoffmann When it reopened, the Dow working years, you’re trying in a company whose manage- “things settle GUEST COLUMNIST Jones Industrial Average imme- to build financial resources ment or business objectives have Come Celebrate Vickie Garcia’s down” before diately fell 684 points. By Sept. for retirement. Consequently, changed, or whose products or 1-Year Anniversary investing, 24, the Dow was off 14.3 percent, you’ll need to invest a sizable services no longer seem com- with Insurance Network, LC. you’ll have difficulty achieving its worst weekly percentage loss amount of your portfolio in petitive, you may be better off by your financial goals, because in 61 years. For 2001, the Dow growth-oriented vehicles, such selling your shares and moving there will always be some exter- lost 7.1 percent, closing the year as stocks. As you move closer on to new opportunities. You may have heard she left the nal events that could keep you at 10,021. But if you fast-forward to retirement, and even during You may find other reasons business or moved out of town, out of the market — if you let five years to 2006, the Dow had retirement, you’ll still need some associated with your life or your but for the last year she has them. But the smartest investors recouped its losses several times exposure to stocks, because portfolio to make changes — but been selling insurance right look beyond today’s headlines over, closing the year at 12,463 you’ll need their growth poten- don’t be swayed by the events of here in Tooele. — and when tomorrow arrives, — a 24 percent gain since the tial to keep ahead of inflation. the day. If you invest wisely, and they are often rewarded for their 2001 close. However, you may want to work keep on investing, the future can Come see Vickie for all of patience and perseverance. In short, while it is true that with your financial adviser to be bright. your insurance needs. Want proof? Look at every past performance is no guaran- rebalance your portfolio to major event of the past century tee of future results, history has provide more income-produc- Tye Hoffmann is an investment that could have given investors shown that the stock market has ing opportunities, which may representative for Edward Jones Located at: the jitters, such as assassina- been resilient enough to over- come from bonds, certificates of Investments located at 974 N. Serving 134 W 1180 N Suite 3 tions, wars and political crises. come even the most cataclysmic deposit or even dividend-paying Main in Tooele. He can be con- Tooele for Next to Clothes Line You will find that after just a few of events. So don’t head to the stocks. tacted at (435) 833-9440 or at Express by Walmart. over 15 years years — and in some cases, a investment “sidelines” in reac- • You see a change in your (435) 830-0917. Or give her a call: (435) 882-0707 NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 WEDDINGS George / Wall

Kelli George and Nick Wall have chosen Saturday, June 9, 2007, to be married at the Salt Lake Temple for time and all eternity. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Tooele South Stake center, 1025 Southwest Drive in Tooele. Parents of the bride are Doug and Stephanie George. Parents of the groom are Bart and Stacy Wall. If we have missed inviting any friends, please feel welcome Now Offering to come. Nick Wall and Kelli George Whitney Kay Dunyon and Zachary Isaac Rinck CPR and Dew / Sullivan Dunyon / Rinck Randy and Terri Dew of Tooele Sharon Dunyon and Michael Babysitting classes are pleased to announce the and Margaret Dunyon would marriage of their daughter Ashli like to announce the marriage Nikkole to Cody Sullivan, son of of their daughter, Whitney David and Marilyn Castagno of Kay Dunyon to Zachary Isaac CPR Class Cost $25 Stansbury Park and Dr. Wesley Rinck, son of Trina Mannon and Kim Sullivan of St. George. The Michael and Laurie Rinck. The couple will be married on June couple was married on April 6, Babysitter Class $10 9, 2007. A reception will follow 2007. Whitney is a wildland fire- from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Stansbury fighter for the Bureau of Land • Basic First-Aid Park Clubhouse. Ashli and Cody Management. Zachary is in the are 2002 graduates of Tooele National Guard and volunteered • Basic CPR Skills High School. Ashli graduated with the 116th engineers deploy from Salt Lake Community to Iraq, he deployed May 18, College in 2005 and from Utah • What to do when someone is choking Ashli Nikkole Dew 2007. The couple has made their State University receiving a and Cody Sullivan home in Taylorsville. •When to call 911 bachelor of science degree in elementary education in 2007. Community College in the fall She is currently the adviser of of 2008. Cody is employed by the Grantsville High School EG&G. The couple will honey- drill team and instructor for moon in Las Vegas and later this — June — Jazz In It dance studio. Cody is summer on a cruise. They will attending Utah State University. make their home in Tooele. If He has been accepted in the we have missed anyone please radiology program at Salt Lake join us on Saturday. CPR Class June 13th at 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the MWMC classrooms Ross Rydalch You are loved by so many of us and we will always celebrate June 4th. Babysitting Class

June 20th at 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the MWMC classrooms Carlie Jacobsen and Klinton Ray Allred Jacobsen / Allred

To Sign up for these classes please Alex and Marianne Jacobsen are pleased to announce the mar- contact Kip Thompson riage of their daughter Carlie to Klinton Ray Allred, son of Cary Pulley and Kenneth Allred and the late Bill Borgogno. They will 435 843-3746 or be married June 9 at Eldredge Happy Birthday! Manor in Bountiful. The happy couple will reside in Wyoming. [email protected] Son, Dad, Husband, Grandpa and Great Grandpa B3

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Isaac Paul Stephens was born Jones and Samuel Schmidt. born on May 28, 2007, to Spencer on May 15, 2007, to Corbin and CJ Steven Hall was born and Amanda Phillips. Nikki Stephens. on May 23, 2007, to Curt and Mary Morgan Johnson was WARNING: Low Back Pain Sufferers! Annastaziah Lynne Fisher Colleen Hall. born on May 29, 2007, to Gregory was born on May 15, 2007, to Kaden Christopher Mendez and Sunshine Johnson. “Medical Breakthrough Offers New Hope For Brianna Fisher. was born on May 23, 2007, to Tyson Matthew Sanders Kate Smart was born on May Amy Lougy and Albert Mendez. was born on May 29, 2007, to Herniated Disc and Sciatic Patients” 17, 2007, to Justin and Mandy Crew Jeffrey Lewis was born Matthew and Andrea Sanders. Smart. on May 23, 2007, to Jeff and Boston Stephen Baker was If you suffer from relentless Back Surgery Is Only 50- After careful examination Zachary Daniel Johnson was Heidi Lewis. born on May 30, 2007, to Stephen and debilitating back pain 53% Effective… Besides there is evidence that this born on May 20, 2007, to Jared Nicholas James Taylor was and Tara Baker. and you want to end it NOW- being very dangerous back amazing technology actually and Cheryl Johnson. born on May 27, 2007, to Melanie Paige Marsden was born on please continue reading this surgery can leave you the helps restore and repair the Kylie Camille Schmidt was and Dean Taylor. May 30, 2007, to Aaron and bulletin. It may be the most same, or even worse! Many disc! important thing you read this people who put their hope in FREE Consultation for born on May 23, 2007, to Amy Ashlynne Leah Phillips was Rachelle Marsden. year! Why? Because if you surgery are disappointed when anyone with severe low back suffer from unrelenting back they discover they feel worse pain- How To Eliminate ANNIVERSARIES pain you need to know about after surgery. This is because Your Back Pain Quickly, the most up to date, FDA ap- surgery does NOT always ad- Safely, and Easily Without of 50 years together include proved technology for getting dress the REAL problem. Drugs Or Surgery! Edward and Ruth four daughters, 10 grandchil- rid of back pain once and for Medical Breakthrough If you are one of the mil- dren and two great-grandchil- all! Offers New Hope to Back lions of Americans who suffer Stoddard dren. Long-time residents of If you have gone to your Pain Sufferers. from debilitating low back Tooele, Eddie is retired from family or company doctor In search of a safe, effective pain, and want a safe and non- It is with admiration and joy Tooele Army Depot and Ruth with back pain you may have and non-evasive treatment for surgical solution, this may be that we announce the anniver- from the Tooele School District. been told you need a shot of Low back pain, a team of what you have been looking sary of our parents, grandpar- They will be celebrating their cortisone or even surgery to Scientists and physicians for! ﬁx it. performed a study on people To learn more about this ents and great-grandparents. On anniversary at a getaway retreat There may be a better solu- with herniated and degener- new technology call June 8, 2007, Edward and Ruth in Yellowstone with their loved tion to end your pain- without ated discs using a brand new 435-882-7200 for a FREE Stoddard will be celebrating 50 ones. Congratulations and love harmful drugs or dangerous technology called non-Surgi- consultation. Call now. Don’t years of marriage. The result from you family! surgery. cal Disc Decompression. live your life in pain! Sincerely, Dr. Dev Brown

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Jule L. Perry celebrated his 80th birthday on June 4th, 2007 His famly would like to wish him a happy birthday! B4 BULLETIN BOARD

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 The Bulletin Board Tooele Grandfamilies classes Grandfamilies is an advocacy, intervention and support program service for family members who are raising a relative’s child. Classes in Tooele run every Wednesday from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Family Center, 66 W. Vine St. until Aug. 7. Tooele County Fair Please visit the fair’s Web site at www.tooelefair.com for a complete schedule of events, rules & entry forms for the Car Show, Demolition Derby, 5K Run, Little Miss Pageant, Karaoke Contest, Battle of the Bands and vendor & food booths. Veterans needed If any Army, Navy or Marine veteran or active duty personnel are in the area it would be appreciative if the call Debbie Winn with the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce office at 882-0690 or e-mail her at [email protected] or contact Lance Wallace at 833-2853 or through e-mail at lance.wallace@us. army.mil. A list is being compiled of veterans and active duty military in the area for a celebration. photo courtesy of Milo Berry These elementary school students received the Mayor’s Community Youth Recognition at Tooele City Hall in May. The awards are given for their contributions to the community, Grantsville family, school and relationships with peers. Pictured are: (l-r) Jared Lane, Jacob VanDerwerken, Jeanne Buhl, Samantha Montgomery, Jen Lee and Cheyenne Thomas. Irrigation rules 25-29 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at 430 W. will be requested at the door. Don’t Inglés idioma segundo Utah Ave. Any questions call Jewel be left out! Grantsville Irrigation would like to Philanthropy ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y at (435) 882-4642. emphasize that this year is extremely Curious George story time participa en las divertidas clases dry and all rules and regulations will Volunteers to lead/side-walk horses Mt. View VBS Curious George will be at the de inglés como idioma segundo. be closely monitored and enforced. Healing horses therapeutic riding Come join us here at Mountain library June 8 at 1:30 p.m. for a very Partícipes: principiantes y avan- The rules for residential watering center is beginning their riding pro- View Baptist Church as we blast off special story time. Don’t forget chil- zados. Centro de Educación para for those without meters are: Do gram in May. Volunteers are needed for a week of fun. All week long we dren’s story time every Wednesday Adultos 76 South 1000 West, Tooele; not leave a sprinkler in one spot for to lead and side-walk the horses for are having a great vacation Bible at 11 a.m. and children’s crafts each Teléfono: 833-1994. ¡No faltes! more than 1.5 hours-not to exceed a riders with special needs. For more school called “It’s Out of this World.” Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Check the Alzheimer’s classes maximum of 8 hours per week per information please contact Kathy at We’d like to invite all children, kin- library for any special story times or Open to anyone caring for some- share, no unattended open hoses, 843-7774. dergarten through 6th grade, to join other special events that come up. one with Alzheimer’s disease or and do not water between the hours Gentling wild horses and burros us as we boldly go where no man has For more information on these and related to dementia. Learn about this of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. As of May 15 The Intermountain Wild Horse gone b before with fun songs, silly other library programs, visit our web- disease. Get and share ideas. Discuss there are 250,000 gallons per share & Burro Advisors Learning Center skits, yummy snacks, exciting Bible site http://tooelecity.org/tcl/library. experiences with others. Next meet- allotted to residential meters. There in Erda needs volunteers to gentle stories and much more. VBS will html or call 435-882-2182 or visit us ing is Tuesday, June 12 from 2:30- are two regular agricultural turns. wild horses and burros. The center be from June 11 to 15. Admission is at 128 West Vine Street, Tooele. 3:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen Activities The Board will continue to moni- is open Mondays, Wednesdays and free. VBS runs from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Center, 1892 Aaron Dr. (across from tor the reservoir for any additional Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, and located at 822 E. Main St., Suit #2 in hospital), Tooele. Refreshments will turns. Please call the Grantsville Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Grantsville. Education be provided. Sponsored by Tooele Irrigation office at 884-3451 to con- Volunteers will gentle the animals First Baptist VBS Aging Services and Alzheimer’s fidentially report any abuse or leaks and take them to BLM satellite adop- Vacation Bible School (VBS) will Personal ancestral file class Association — Utah chapter. For to the system. tions around Utah. Volunteers must be held at the First Baptist Church, The personal ancestral file class information about Alzheimer’s dis- be members of IWHBA ($15 for sin- 235 West Main in Grantsville, June on sharing files (GEDCOM) will be ease or attending the monthly group, gle or $30 for family per year). Call 18-22, from 10 a.m. to noon. Classes Wednesday, June 6 at 7 p.m. at the call Frank at 882-2870 x130 or Donna Ophir Janet Tipton at 843-7465 or (801) will be for grades 1-6. Registration center, 751 N. 520 East in Tooele. at 882-2870 x126. 554-4431 or visit www.iwhba.org for will be Monday, June 18 from 9:30 to The hours are Tuesdays from 9:30 Ophir Days more information. 10 a.m. For more information, con- a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Wednesdays from Food and craft vendors interested Healing horses for students tact Eve, 884-3737. 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Thursday from Groups in Ophir Days should contact Scott Students, 12 and older, break away New Life Christian Fellowship will 12:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Fridays and at 882-1075. from summer boredom. Join the be celebrating its seventh anniver- Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Eagles new officers Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding sary Sunday, June 10. We want to address is 751 N. 520 East in Tooele. The Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary Center team for disabled riders. invite you to be a part of this excit- Call 882-1396 for more information will install the new officers for 2007- Grist Mill Adults are welcome too. No horse ing celebration. If you attend anoth- or to sign up. 08 on Saturday, June 9 at 5 p.m. A experience necessary. You’ll have er church, join us for the special 2 Free plant pest help stuffed pork chop dinner will follow Annual Jubilee lots of fun and you’ll make a differ- p.m. service. We will be having lunch The Master Gardener organiza- at a cost of $8.50 per plate. Karaoke together immediately following the A Pioneer Jubilee will be held ence. Call Kathy at 843-7774. tion is offering free plant pest help with Keith and Debbie will be down- 10 a.m. service. Bring food and join on June 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m. stairs following dinner. Come out us. We will not be having our regular at the Benson Grist Mill sponsored throughout the growing season. and support the new officers. 6 p.m. service. If you have any ques- by Tooele DUP. Free Admission. Schools Bring samples to the USU Extension Diabetes support group tions call us at 843-7430 or visit our Wagon rides, quilting, pioneer dem- office at 151 N. Main St., or call dur- The Tooele Diabetes Support Web site: www.newlifeoftooele.org onstrations, bus tours, children’s THS class of ‘87 ing those hours for help with garden- Group will meet June 6 at 11 a.m. at games. Western lunch and enter- All members of Tooele High School ing problems. the Mountain West Medical Center tainment $8 (adults) $2.50 (kids). class of ‘87 are invited to attend their Advanced computer class Conference Room. We will be dis- Bus tours, ($10), of E.T. City and 20-year reunion Aug. 3, 4 and 5 at the Library An advanced computer class in cussing living Wills, and receive help area. Limited seating. Reservations Eagles Nest. The cost is $40 per per- Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, filling them out. Bring you favorite for lunch or bus tours call 882- son. Reservations need to be made Mystery story contest PowerPoint and Windows is being snack and receipt. All are welcome. 7678. Reservations before June 1. by June 1. For reservations or more Attention all teens, check out our offered on Monday and Thursday If you have any questions call Carol No Refunds. information, contact Saila Felver at Web site at http://tooelecity.org/tcl/ nights for four weeks beginning June at 843-9787. 951-303-8974 or sailafelver@yahoo. library.html for the first chapter of 4 from 6-9 p.m. Fees range from $20- Action 4 Autism our mystery story which began May com. 50. Action 4 Autism is a parent organi- 22. Enter your writing of the second Lake Point DHS reunion zation aimed at supporting individu- chapter by June 7, the third chapter Adult education Dugway High School will be hav- Get your high school diploma als with an ASD. Meetings are held by June 20, and the fourth chapter Lake Point days ing their High School Reunion on this year! All classes required for the first Tuesday of each month at no later than July 3. Our judges are We will be holding our first plan- Saturday, Sept. 1. This is open to all a high school diploma, adult basic 7 p.m. at Tooele First Assembly of ready and eager to read your chap- ning meeting for Lake Point Days. elementary, high school students as education, GED preparation, word God building at 127 North 7th Street. ters. Each winning chapter will be We invite community members to well as parents and faculty. If you processing, drivers’ education and Come join us on June 5 to learn available to read on-line and in a attend and help organize this upcom- would like to have further informa- English as a second language are behavior strategies for dealing with book kept at the library. If you need ing event to be held the second tion please contact Lisa (Schrier) available. Register now to graduate a child with an ASD. For childcare help accessing our web page the weekend in September. We hope Vender [email protected] (608- 374- — just $35 per semester. Located at call Erin, in advance, at 843-0765. library staff can help. to do some of the same things we 3338) or Kelly (Stephens) Presutti 76 S. 1000 W., Can be reached at 833- Caregiver guide classes held last year and build on those [email protected] (724-274- Mystery adventure 1994. Adult Education classes are for Do you care for a family member For adults and teens we will have fun experiences. Meeting to be held, 4864). students 18 and over. or friend who has a mental illness? “Mystery Adventure @ your library” Saturday, June 9 at 5 p.m. at the The June Caregiver Guide Class will which began June 1. Six murder sus- Take GED Pearson Barn 7240 N. Adobe Lane The GED test will be given on June be dealing with this sometimes dif- pects, six weapons and nine crime in Lake Point. For information call Kids 18 and 19, starting at 8 a.m. Please ficult and sensitive issue. Caregiver scene area’s to choose from. Think Cory Cook 250-1869 or Jill Pearson contact Andrea at 833-1994 by June Guide Classes are held monthly to you can figure it out? We also have 250-2983. Summer Craze 14. Pre-registration is required. help you to provide hands-on training a contest called “Who am I” that will There will be summer adventures with a wide range of topics changing start on June 5. You need to figure English as a second language that include Meet the Challenge, A monthly. The meeting also provides out who the literary detectives are. ESOL conversational classes are Deseret Peak Pirates Life for Me, The Quest of a support system for caregivers in The person with the most correct held Monday and Thursday from 7 the West, Where in the World is Our the community. Next class will be answers will win. to 9 p.m. at the Adult Education Softball field Imagination, Magical Potions and Tuesday, June 19 from 7 to 8:30 Children’s programs Learning Center, 76 S. 1000 West. There are no practices on the fields Spells, and a day of the performing ESOL students may come anytime p.m. at the Tooele Senior Citizens Children’s programs will be the unless scheduled. Please call Jeff at arts. Times are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. the center is open for Individualized Center, 59 E. Vine St. Refreshments “Mad Science of Salt Lake” on 843-4010 for more information. every Thursday and Friday, starting study with our software programs will be served. For more informa- June 7 at 6 p.m. Grab your ticket Aquatic Center swim dates from June 21 through July 27 for and textbooks. The book fee is $25 at the library. Then we will have The 2007 swim session dates are: children ages first grade and up. The per semester. SEE BULLETIN PAGE B6 “Whodunit” beginning on June 12. June 11-21 (no 9 a.m.), June 25-July cost is $20. For more information Figure out whom the culprit from 6, July 9-19, July 23-Aug. 3, Aug. 6- see our Web site at www.tooelecity. our clues and pictures, then fill out 16. Lessons are offered at 9 a.m., 10 org/citydepartments/youthservices. the answer sheet to get a small prize. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY a.m., and 11 a.m. Call 435-843-4035 asp or contact Terra Sherwood at On June 26 at 6 p.m. will be our for more info. 843-2142. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Missy Thompson at 882-0050, “Pink Panther Scavenger Hunt,” see fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for Discount swim passes if you can locate all the objects The Deseret Peak Aquatic Center special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Churches and get a reward for your detective etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your is offering season swim passes at skills. One more fun program for a discount until June 11. Purchase notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your kids ages 6 through 12 is the Hogle announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- your tickets today or call 435-843- Church of Christ VBS Zoo Outreach program. This pro- Mark your calendars. The Church tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on 4035 for more info. gram has limited seating and tickets of Christ is having their VBS June the day prior to the desired publication date. TV PAGE B5

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WEEKDAY MORNING CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News The Early Show The Price Is Right The Young and the Restless As the World Turns (4) ABC (5:30) News Good Morning America Live With Regis and Kelly Good Things Utah The View (5) NBC News Today Rachael Ray Studio 5 (7) KUED Sesame Street Curious George Clifford-Red Dragon Tales Big Big World Reading Rainbow Between-Lions Fetch! With Maya & Miguel Cyberchase DragonflyTV (8) KPNZ Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Jerry Springer Maury (10) TBS Saved by the Bell Saved by the Bell Dawson’s Creek Movie NewsRadio The Cosby Show Steve Harvey Steve Harvey (11) KBYU LDS Confer. Mister Rogers Teletubbies Arthur Curious George Clifford-Red Dragon Tales Big Big World Berenstain Bears Barney & Friends BYU Devotional LDS Confer. (13) FOX News News News The Morning Show With Mike & Juliet M*A*S*H M*A*S*H FOX 13 News at 11 Tuesday (14) KJZZ Shephrd Chapl Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Fresh Prince My Wife and Kids Montel Williams Dr. Keith Ablow NCIS (15) KUWB The Daily Buzz Eye for an Eye Eye for an Eye Judge Lopez Judge Lopez Judge Hatchett Judge Hatchett 7 p.m. on ^ CBS (23) FX Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Buffy the Vampire Slayer The Practice Spin City Spin City Dharma & Greg Dharma & Greg Don’t call this one a cold case — it’s (25) QVC Varied Programs on fire! Or was, anyway. In “Smoked,” (26) ANPL Really Wild Barking Mad Backyard Habitat Adoption Tales Animal Miracles Emergency Vets Emergency Vets Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix Varied Programs the NCIS team identifies a burned (27) NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Dora the Explorer Go, Diego, Go! Blue’s Clues Backyardigans The Wonder Pets! Dora the Explorer Go, Diego, Go! Blue’s Clues Backyardigans Varied Programs and mummified body discovered in a Boy Meets World Boy Meets World Home Videos Living the Life The 700 Club Gilmore Girls Full House Full House Family Matters Family Matters furnace on a Marine base. It turns out (28) FAM to be a serial killer whom the FBI has (29) TOON Xiaolin Showdown Ben 10 Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Gym Partner Camp Lazlo Movie Varied Programs been after for years. So now the two (31) CMTV CMT Music Varied Programs CMT Power Picks Varied Programs agencies must work together — reluc- (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch Lilo & Stitch Doodlebops JoJo’s Circus The Wiggles Higglytown Little Einsteins Mickey Mouse Handy Manny Charlie & Lola Zack & Cody That’s So Raven tantly — as they notify the dead (36) SPIKE Paid Program Paid Program Movie Varied Programs World’s Wildest Police Videos World’s Most Amazing Videos World’s Wildest Police Videos man’s family and make some startling discoveries in his old home. (39) TNT Charmed Charmed ER ER Judging Amy Judging Amy (4:00) American Morning Newsroom Your World Today Newsroom Animal Battlegrounds (41) CNN (43) CNBC (4:00) Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Morning Call Morning Call Power Lunch 7:30 p.m. on : ANPL; 10:30 p.m. on : ANPL (46) LIFE The Nanny The Nanny The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Frasier Frasier Will & Grace Will & Grace Movie Dinnertime! This new series is more (49) FXNEWS (5:00) Fox and Friends America’s Newsroom Fox News Live Fox News Live The Live Desk than just a showcase for showdowns (51) FXSPN Final Score Varied Programs between predators and prey. It looks (52) ESPN SportsCenter SportsCenter Varied Programs SportsCenter SportsCenter Varied Programs at the role of the setting in those JAG Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Movie Varied Programs showdowns, which can cast the “de- (57) USA ciding vote” in whether a critter be- (71) DISC Joyce Meyer Paid Program How It’s Made How It’s Made Deadliest Catch MythBusters How It’s Made How It’s Made Varied Programs comes another animal’s dinner or lives to fight another day. The pre- WEEKDAY AFTERNOON miere episode, “Rivers,” visits with CHANNEL 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 grizzlies hunting salmon in Alaska, (2) CBS News Guiding Light Bold, Beautiful Inside Edition Dr. Phil Oprah Winfrey News Evening News trout pursuing mayflies in Britain and (4) ABC All My Children One Life to Live General Hospital Martha The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News piranhas chowing down in Venezuela. (5) NBC News Days of our Lives Passions Extra Be a Millionaire News News News NBC Nightly News America’s Got Talent (7) KUED Varied Programs Berenstain Bears Jakers!-Winks Curious George Maya & Miguel Arthur Fetch! With Cyberchase Business Rpt. 8 p.m. on % NBC (8) KPNZ The Greg Behrendt Show The People’s Court Judge Mathis The People’s Court Maury The Greg Behrendt Show It’s no “American Idol,” but this com- (10) TBS Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. Yes, Dear Yes, Dear King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Every-Raymond Every-Raymond petition series garnered a decent au- (11) KBYU Varied Programs Between-Lions Sesame Street Caillou Thomas & Friends Cyberchase Arthur Maya & Miguel Fetch! With Curious George The Brady Bunch dience during its first season. It’s back for more with a new host, Jerry (13) FOX Judge Alex Judge Alex Judge Judy Judge Joe Brown Divorce Court Cristina’s Court Judge Judy Judge Joe Brown Bernie Mac Bernie Mac King of the Hill King of the Hill Springer, replacing Regis Philbin and (14) KJZZ Jeopardy! Family Feud Matlock Montel Williams My Wife and Kids Frasier News News The Insider Frasier a new judge, Sharon Osbourne, re- (15) KUWB The Tyra Banks Show Blind Date Blind Date The Cosby Show The Cosby Show What I Like What I Like Reba Reba Malcolm-Mid. Malcolm-Mid. placing Brandy. Performers of all (23) FX Movie Fear Factor Varied Programs King of the Hill Varied Programs Dharma & Greg King of the Hill King of the Hill That ’70s Show stripes — singers, dancers, comedi- Varied Programs ans, acrobats and more — and ages (25) QVC compete for a $1 million prize. (26) ANPL Varied Programs Growing Up... Funniest Animals Funniest Animals Corwin’s Quest The Crocodile Hunter Diaries The Most Extreme Independent Lens (27) NICK Varied Programs SpongeBob Drake & Josh Ned’s School Fairly OddParents Fairly OddParents Jimmy Neutron Step by Step Step by Step Full House Full House Sabrina-Witch Sabrina-Witch Gilmore Girls 7th Heaven Smallville 11 p.m. on _ KUED (28) FAM Lupe who? The new documentary “La (29) TOON Varied Programs Pokemon-Diam. Lupe: Queen of Latin Soul” remem- (31) CMTV Varied Programs Bandit-Smokey Bandit-Smokey Varied Programs bers Lupe Yoli, the Cuban-born singer (33) DISN Hannah Montana Boy Meets World Phil of the Future Cory in the House Movie Varied Programs who came to New York in the 1960s (36) SPIKE Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: Voyager Star Trek: Voyager CSI: Crime Scene Investigation CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and took the United States by storm with her powerful voice and sensual (39) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Charmed Charmed Varied Programs style. Dubbed the “Latina Judy Gar- (41) CNN (11:00) Newsroom The Situation Room Lou Dobbs Tonight The Situation Room land” for her unique voice, turbulent (43) CNBC Street Signs Closing Bell Closing Bell Kudlow & Company Mad Money On the Money personal life and large gay following, (46) LIFE Movie The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Still Standing Still Standing Reba Reba Still Standing Still Standing she also, like Garland, died too Fox News Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Big Story With John Gibson Special Report The Fox Report With Shepard Smith young. (49) FXNEWS (51) FXSPN Varied Programs The Sports List Varied Programs Wednesday (52) ESPN Varied Programs 1st and 10 Outside the Lines NFL Live Rome-Burning Around the Horn Interruption SportsCenter Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Law & Order: Criminal Intent The King of Queens (57) USA (71) DISC Varied Programs Deadliest Catch MythBusters Cash Cab Cash Cab How It’s Made How It’s Made Varied Programs 7 p.m. on ^ CBS From the “Careful What You Wish TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 5, 2007 For” files: Doug (Kevin James) gets a CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 chance to work alongside Deacon (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment NCIS “Smoked” ’ (CC) The Unit “The Broom Cupboard” ’ 48 Hours Mystery “Love and Lies” ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show (Victor Williams) as a substitute su- (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood George Lopez ’ According to Jim The 2007 ALMA Awards Celebrating Latino artistic achievement. (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. pervisor but turns it down. Then he (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) America’s Got Talent Contestants audition for the judges. ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night discovers Carrie (Leah Remini) thinks (6) HBO “Entrapment” ›› (1999, Action) Sean Connery. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Jerry Seinfeld: The Comedian Award “John Tucker Must Die” › (2006) Jesse Metcalfe. (CC) Countdown The Sopranos “The Blue Comet” ’ he lacks ambition, so he gives the (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Great Escape” (CC) (DVS) Wild! Rocas Atoll in the South Atlantic. Frontline “The Tank Man” ’ (CC) As Time Goes By Being Served Independent Lens (N) ’ (CC) new gig a shot ... with disastrous re- (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Under Suspicion” ›› (2000, Suspense) Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman. Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You sults. Carrie has some of her own (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City (:05) “Remember the Titans” ››› (2000, Drama) Denzel Washington. (CC) when she tries to show the boss (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Antiques Roadshow “Jackpot!” (CC) Secrets of the Dead “Irish Escape” BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith she’s got “moxie.” (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) On the Lot (N) ’ (CC) House “Que Sera Sera” (CC) News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Becker ’ (:35) Will & Grace American Inventor (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Gilmore Girls ’ (CC) Veronica Mars ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show 8 p.m. on $ ABC (23) FX “The Italian Job” ››› (2003) Mark Wahlberg. A thief and his crew plan to steal back their gold. “I, Robot” ›› (2004) Will Smith. A homicide detective tracks a dangerous robot in 2035. The Shield “Spanish Practices” (CC) It’s a competition, its initials are “AI,” (25) QVC N.V. Perricone, M.D. Cosmeceuticals Now You’re Cooking Made for iPod Gold Rush: 19th Anniversary Total Gym Experience (26) ANPL The Most Extreme “Body Snatchers” Wildlife on One Animal Battle. Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (CC) The Most Extreme “Body Snatchers” Wildlife on One Animal Battle. Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (CC) America votes on the winner, and Si- (27) NICK SpongeBob Drake & Josh ’ Home Videos Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) mon Cowell is involved. But that’s all (28) FAM “One Fine Day” ›› (1996) Michelle Pfeiffer, George Clooney, Mae Whitman. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Falcon Beach ’ (CC) Paid Program Paid Program this series, returning for a second (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Grim Adventures Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Shin Chan Inuyasha Inuyasha season, has in common with “Ameri- (31) CMTV Dukes of Hazzard “Money to Burn” Dukes of Hazzard “Route 7/11” ’ Bandit-Smokey Bandit-Smokey Bandit-Smokey Bandit-Smokey Prankville ’ Home Videos 20 Funniest Videos ’ can Idol.” Instead of looking for the (33) DISN Phil of the Future Phil of the Future That’s So Raven That’s So Raven Hannah Montana The Suite Life “Motocrossed” (2001, Adventure) Alana Austin, Trevor O’Brien. ’ (CC) That’s So Raven Life With Derek next great singer, it’s seeking the next (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) “Today You Die” (2005, Action) Steven Seagal, Treach, Lawrence Turner. The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) Star Trek: Voyager “Tattoo” (CC) great gadget or gizmo. A panel of (38) AMC “Fletch” ›› (1985, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Dana Wheeler-Nicholson. “Stakeout” ››› (1987, Suspense) Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Madeleine Stowe. (CC) “Fletch Lives” ›› (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase. (CC) judges including George Foreman but (39) TNT Without a Trace “Light Years” (CC) The Closer “The Butler Did It” (CC) The Closer “LA Woman” (CC) Without a Trace ’ (CC) Law & Order “A Losing Season” ’ Law & Order “Myth of Fingerprints” not Cowell — he’s a producer — (41) CNN (5:00) Presidential Debate Cont’d Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) picks the best ideas, and each finalist (43) CNBC Fast Money Millionaire Inside, Guide to Wealth The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Millionaire Inside, Guide to Wealth The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch gets $50,000 to develop his product. (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Vanished” (2006, Suspense) A.J. Cook, Brad Rowe, Carlos Ponce. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren CSI: NY (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) NBA Action (N) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (52) ESPN U.S. Poker Championship (CC) U.S. Poker Championship (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NBA Fastbreak Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (Live) (CC) “I Committed a Bunch of Grisly (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone “Heart of Darkness” Killings and All I Got Was This Lousy (71) DISC Deadliest Catch “Crossing the Line” Deadliest Catch (N) After the Catch “Man vs. Nature” (N) MythBusters “Diet Coke and Mentos” Deadliest Catch “Crossing the Line” Deadliest Catch T-Shirt.” That’s not the episode title, (518) ENC “Fried Green Tomatoes” ››› (1991, Drama) Kathy Bates. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Cape Fear” ››› (1991, Suspense) Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Mindhunters” ›› (2004) LL Cool J. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (534) STARZ (:10) “Speed 2: Cruise Control” › (1997, Action) Sandra Bullock. Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:20) “Sky High” ›› (2005) Michael Angarano. ‘PG’ (CC) “The Da Vinci Code” ›› (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) but the murderer du jour is basing his (561) MAX (5:45) “Get Carter” › (2000) Sylvester Stallone. Cont’d “Cry Wolf” ›› (2005) Lindy Booth. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Rookie” ›› (1990, Action) Clint Eastwood, Charlie Sheen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Hills Have Eyes” ›› (2006) ’ actions on the legends found on a (576) SHOW (5:15) “Election” ››› (1999) Cont’d The Tudors (iTV) Fall from grace. ’ “The King” ›› (2005, Drama) Gael García Bernal. ‘R’ (:45) “Havoc” ›› (2005) Anne Hathaway. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “A Rage in Harlem” ›› (1991) line of T-shirts that are very hot at the (591) TMC (:15) “Mickey Blue Eyes” ›› (1999) Hugh Grant. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Game 6” ›› (2005) Michael Keaton. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Breakup Artist” (2004) Joseph Lyle Taylor. ‘R’ (CC) “Love Comes to the Executioner” ‘R’ moment. Sort of makes you want to go out and have a bunch of “Thou WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 6, 2007 Shalt Not Kill” shirts made. CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment King of Queens King of Queens Criminal Minds “The Big Game” ’ CSI: NY “Hung Out to Dry” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show Barbaro (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Next Best Thing American Inventor ’ (CC) Traveler “New Haven” (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. 11 p.m. on & HBO (5) NBC NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Final Game 5 -- Ottawa Senators at Anaheim Ducks. From Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif. Da Vinci’s Inquest (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night One of the saddest stories in the (6) HBO “Date Movie” › (2006) Alyson Hannigan. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Robots” ››› (2005) Voices of Ewan McGregor. ‘PG’ “Over the Hedge” ››› (2006) Voices of Bruce Willis. Entourage (CC) Barbaro (N) ’ (CC) world of sports last year was the story (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Secrets of the Dead ’ (CC) D-Day: The Price of Freedom (CC) War in the Air: The Unseen Enemy As Time Goes By Being Served They Filmed the War in Color of Barbaro, the Kentucky Derby win- (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hawaii Five-0 (CC) Hawaii Five-0 (CC) Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You ner whose quest for the Triple Crown (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond House of Payne House of Payne Every-Raymond Every-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens “Spanglish” ››› (2004, Comedy-Drama) Adam Sandler, Téa Leoni. (CC) was cut short by a devastating injury (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Sinking the Supership” ’ Man Made Marvels of Asia ’ BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:40) I Love Lucy at the Preakness Stakes. His owners, (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) So You Think You Can Dance (CC) So You Think You Can Dance (N) ’ News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil ’ (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Becker ’ (:35) Will & Grace trainer and doctors fought valiantly for (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Hidden Palms “Ghosts” (N) ’ (CC) One Tree Hill (N) ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show months to save him, but the compli- (23) FX That ’70s Show “I, Robot” ›› (2004) Will Smith. A homicide detective tracks a dangerous robot in 2035. “Taxi” › (2004, Comedy) Queen Latifah. A bumbling policeman and a cabby chase bank robbers. Taxi › (2004) cations proved too much, and he was (25) QVC Gold Rush: 19th Anniversary Poolside Kirk’s Folly Jewelry: Last Chance euthanized in January. (26) ANPL Planet Earth Rarely seen desert life. Planet Earth “Ice Worlds” (CC) Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (CC) Planet Earth Rarely seen desert life. Planet Earth “Ice Worlds” (CC) Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (CC) (27) NICK SpongeBob Drake & Josh ’ Home Videos Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Thursday (28) FAM “Ice Princess” ›› (2005, Comedy-Drama) Joan Cusack, Kim Cattrall. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Real Estate Movie: Air Bud Spikes Back (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Grim Adventures Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Shin Chan Inuyasha Inuyasha (31) CMTV Dukes of Hazzard “Double Sting” ’ Dukes of Hazzard ’ Prankville ’ Hogan Knows Hogan Knows Hogan Knows Hogan Knows Hogan Knows Hogan Knows Hogan Knows 6 p.m. on : ANPL; 9 p.m. on : (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Cory in the House Cory in the House Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “The Proud Family” (2005, Fantasy) Voices of Kyla Pratt. ’ (CC) That’s So Raven Life With Derek ANPL (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: NY “Recycling” (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Star Trek: Voyager “Maneuvers” ’ Arf! The athletic golden retriever is (38) AMC “Red Dawn” ›› (1984) Patrick Swayze. High-school guerrillas take on invading Soviet troops. “Commando” ›› (1985) Arnold Schwarzenegger. (:15) “Red Dawn” ›› (1984) Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell. (CC) back in this 2003 direct-to-video in- (39) TNT Law & Order “Mammon” ’ Law & Order “The Sixth Man” ’ Law & Order “Hands Free” ’ Without a Trace “A Tree Falls” (CC) Las Vegas “Bold, Beautiful and Blue” Law & Order “Haven” (CC) (DVS) stallment of the film series. This time (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) around, Buddy the canine helps a girl (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation (N) Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation become skilled at volleyball. Katija (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba “Switch” ’ “Long Lost Son” (2006, Drama) Gabrielle Anwar, Craig Sheffer. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine Pevec. Jake D. Smith, Edie McClurg (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren and Cynthia Stevenson star. (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mets. (CC) Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NBA Fastbreak Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Movie: Say Uncle (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Terrible Swift Sword” 6 p.m. on ≤ SHOW (71) DISC MythBusters Human projectiles. (CC) MythBusters Exploding truck-tire. (N) Cash Cab (N) Cash Cab Dirty Jobs “Well Digger” (CC) MythBusters Human projectiles. (CC) MythBusters Exploding truck-tire. What’s so funny about a witch hunt (518) ENC “Underworld: Evolution” ›› (2006, Horror) Kate Beckinsale. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” ››› (1991) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Prophecy” ›› (1995) Christopher Walken. ‘R’ (CC) against a suspected pedophile who’s (534) STARZ (:10) “Friends With Money” ››› (2006) ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Shaggy Dog” ›› (2006, Comedy) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:29) “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” ›› (2006) Johnny Depp. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) totally innocent? Peter Paige, writer, (561) MAX (5:20) “An Officer and a Gentleman” ››› ‘R’ Cont’d “The Dukes of Hazzard” ›› (2005) Johnny Knoxville. (:15) “The Last Boy Scout” ››› (1991, Action) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Accepted” ›› (2006) Justin Long. director, producer and star of this (576) SHOW The Tudors (iTV) Fall from grace. ’ Laugh Whore (iTV) Comic Mario Cantone. ’ (CC) “Queer Duck: The Movie” ›› ‘NR’ (:45) “Strangers With Candy” ›› (2005) Amy Sedaris. (:15) “Shadowboxer” › (2005) ‘R’ 2005 comedy-drama, keeps a light (591) TMC (5:35) “Untamed Heart” ››› (1993) ’ ‘PG-13’ Cont’d (:20) “Death to the Supermodels” ‘R’ (:45) “Happy Endings” ›› (2005) Tom Arnold. Various people deal with problems, relationships. “Little Athens” ›› (2005) ‘R’ (CC) touch on what could be a heavy sub- THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 7, 2007 ject. His character, Paul, simply en- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 joys playing with kids. 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Kathy Najimy and An- (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Nature “Wisdom of the Wild” ’ Globe Trekker ’ (CC) As Time Goes By Reunion Special ’ (CC) John Inman thony Clark also star. (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Who’s Harry Crumb?” ›› (1989, Comedy) John Candy, Jeffrey Jones. Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You Supernatural (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “The Score” ››› (2001) Robert De Niro. A master thief agrees to work with a volatile partner. (:40) “Maverick” ››› (1994) (PA) Mel Gibson. (CC) (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Encountering Sea Monsters” Wild Things “Forgotten Rhino” (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:40) I Love Lucy 8 p.m. on / KUWB (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? 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B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2007 Bulletin Seniors continued from page B4 Grantsville Senior Center tion regarding this free ser- The Grantsville Senior vice, call Dee Askerlund, Center can be reached at 884- RN at Mountain West Home 3446. Health and Hopsice or Barb Health Clinics: McFarland at Harmony Home Hearing — Tuesday, June 5 Health and Hospice at 843- from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 9054. Blood Pressure — Every Rocky Mountain Lodge meeting Thursday at 12 p.m. The meeting of Rocky Daily Schedule Mountain Lodge #11 will hold Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, its regular stated meeting on Thursday and Friday please Saturday, June 9 at 10 a.m. make your reservations before Any questions or need a ride 8:30 a.m. the morning of the call Gene at 882-1222. meal, or sign up sheets are N.A.R.F.E. meeting available at the center. N.A.R.F.E. - Chapter 1253 Breakfast: Wednesdays of the National Active and from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Retired Federal Employees Aerobics: Tuesday and will meet at 1 p.m., June 8, Friday at 1 p.m. in the basement meeting Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. room of the Daughters of Bunk: Wednesday at 1 p.m. the Utah Pioneers Museum, Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. 47 E. Vine in Tooele. Enter Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. from the north parking lot. Pool: Everyday Salt Lake Chapter Alzheimer’s Puzzles: Everyday Chairman, Rosemary Alder Quilting: Monday at 9 a.m. will be our guest speaker. For Wendover, Nev. on Friday, more information call Marla July 29. $15 per person, & 7 photo courtesy of Milo Berry Ramey at 882-3876 or Hal cash back, free all you can eat These secondary school students received the Mayor’s Community Youth Recognition at Tooele City Hall in May. The awards are given for their Webster at 882-5331. buffet and fun package. contributions to the community, family, school and relationships with peers. Pictured are: (l-r) Amanda Hyer, Jacob Dalton, Eric Gutowski, Kristina Diabetes classes set Tuacahn and Mesquite June Chapman, Mitchell Gallegos, Morgan Gates, Dayna Frost, Katelyn Penngilley and absent from the photo is Stephen Schwartzman. Anyone with diabetes don’t 18-20. Thursday 9 a.m., Friday 10 a.m. ter at 10:30 a.m. and leave Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday at noon at St. miss out on self management Annual Luau on Saturday, at 11 a.m. You need to sign classes held Wednesday eve- June 16. No ceramics until at 1030 S. 900 West, Room Barnabas Center, 1784 N. up. (Transportation for those nings, June 6, 13, 20 and 27. Dutch Oven Dinner on June September 118, in Tooele. Enter on the Aaron Drive, Tooele. Open, who have no other transpor- You will need a doctor’s refer- 29 at 4 p.m. the entertainment Line dancing: Monday 1 north side of the chapel. The mixed, non-smoking, wheel- ral. For more information call will be Dan Butcher. p.m. (No Tuesday class until tation). Erda meeting has been dis- chair access. Nursery avail- Eilene DeLeeuw and leave a Tooele Seniors September) Check your health continued. able Monday-Friday. The Silver Sneakers fit- Hearing — Wednesday, June message to register for the The Tooele County Senior Castaways AA meets Alateen group classes. Please call 228-0048 Citizen Center can be reached ness program Monday, 6, 9 a.m. to noon. Castaways Alcoholics Alateen group info, call 849- or 882-5671. at 882-2870. The Center is for Wednesday, and Friday 9:30 Blood Pressure — Tuesday, Anonymous meets Monday- 1881. the enjoyment of all Senior a.m. (Muscular Strength and June 19 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with Citizens 55 years and up. Range of Movement, Cardio a follow-up June 26. Veterans Meals: Lunch 12-1 p.m. Circuit & Yoga Stretch) Foot Clinic — Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Night Dancing 6 to June 19 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Free concerts and Friday 8 p.m. Appointments are necessary. Free concerts honoring Breakfast 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 8 – Wayne Jones Alzheimer’s Support Group past, present and future veter- Wednesday June 15 – TBA Tuesday, June 12, 2:30 p.m. at ans and their families will be No Friday Night Dinners June 22 – TBA Cottage Glen. at the Tooele Veterans Square until September June 29 – DJ Ned Memorial Park on Sundays at Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., Monday, June 11 – Wendover 2:30 p.m. Bring lawn chairs Thursday 12:45 p.m. New play- Trip Leave Center at 11:00 a.m. Recovery and blankets to this non-polit- ers desperately needed. Cost is $11. ical, free salute to veterans. Bingo: Monday 1 p.m., Annual Iosepa Luau Kick drug habit For more info call Dennis Friday 12:45 p.m. Saturday, 16 June 12 – 4 p.m. LDS Family Services addic- Tracey at 435-850-9014. Pinochle: Tuesday 1 p.m., Buses will be at the cen- tion recovery meetings are

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Table J O other member correspondence. Courses in Business promising location. 60 saw, 10” freezer, carpet or 1,300 acres in town- Tooele County School District We O er: Marketing, Business Management, Graphic Design, shampooer, Dinette set, and Communications preferred. Experience with ship 14 South 4 East. stereo, computer, pres- • Competitive Salary financial institutions, marketing, and/or design work Call evenings (435) sure washer, fertilizer • Excellent Work 462-2218 (ucan) spreader. 1782 E. GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - Vice Principal: are a plus. Strong written and verbal communication Must have current Utah teaching licensure and successful experience as a If you sell Insurance, Shephard Environment skills, including grammatical, spelling, and editing. secondary teacher or administrator. Preference will be given to applicants promote a hospital or Lane.(801)250-9667 • Close Convenient Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, that already have an administrative certificate. Candidates currently enrolled an ambulance service, and Office. Familiarity with Access, PowerPoint, NORTH VALLEY Appli- in a program will be considered. For more information contact Terry Locations place your classified ad Photoshop, and similar programs a plus. Good atten- ance. Washers/ dryers Linares, Dir of Secondary Ed, 833-1900, X1149, or Human Resources, • 401(k) in all 47 of Utah's news- $99-$199. Complete 833-1900. Closing date: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 - 4:00 p.m. tion to detail with accuracy and efficiency. Ability to papers. The cost is only • Health Insurance work with minimal supervision and adapt quickly to repair service. Satis- • Life & Disability Insurance $135. for a 25 word ad faction guaranteed. IN-DISTRICT ONLY: DUGWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - changes that often accompany credit union marketing. ($5. For each additional • Paid Vacations Must be friendly, personable, and be able to get along Parts for all major School Internship: word). You will reach brands. Walmart gift Applicants must possess a current Utah teaching certificate and • Paid Holidays well with members, credit union staff, and marketing up to 500,000 newspa- cards w/purchases over currently be working for Tooele County School District. Primary vendors and contacts. per readers. Just call $ 1 0 0 . 8 4 3 - 9 1 5 4 , preference will be given to those already enrolled in an administrative Quali ed applicants must Tooele Transcript Bulle- 830-3225. program leading to an administrative certificate, and those with Special submit a resume with salary Facilities Assistant/Courier tin at (435)882-0050 for Education licensure. For more information contact Ken Luke, Dir Elem Duties include preventative maintenance and general details. (Ucan) OAK DINING table w/2 Ed, (435)833-1900, X1152, or Human Resources (435)833-1900. Closing history to: leaves, seven chairs maintenance of facilities and equipment, etc. Pro- JACUZZI HOTTUB and date: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 - 4:00 p.m. Tooele Federal Credit Union and hutch. Beautiful vides a variety of courier/delivery duties utilizing a Polaris ATV free needs condition. $1000 obo. HR Department s o m e w o r k motor vehicle to ensure proper distribution of mail, Call 882-5779 or PO Box 720 (435)843-0542 material, and supplies. Processes, receives, and 830-9607 Tooele, Utah 84074 distributes mail. Must have a high school diploma, SELL YOUR computer in Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. Fax: 435-833-9993 GED, or equivalent. Must be physically capable the classifieds. Call SOLID OAK Entertain- Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office of operating a motor vehicle safely, possess a valid 882-0050 or visit ment center 5’x6’ with - 92 Lodestone Way,Tooele or downloaded at web site: tooelesd.org E-mail: [email protected] TV $250; 2 matching driver’s license, and have an acceptable driving www.tooeletranscript. TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Tooele Federal Credit Union is an equal record. Knowledge of basic methods and techniques com love seats just like new The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in opportunity employer. $250; Bar with two compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations of general construction and building maintenance and SELL YOUR car in the s t o o l s $ 1 0 0 should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900. 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Must have facturer. Carpentry ex- (435)830-0374 DRIVERS - REEFER perience needed. Call experience with children. RECENT average- now (435)843-4514. $875- $1,556/ week. Pay DOE. fax: 435-882-2768 Great benefits. Excel- email: [email protected] Business owners If you lent freight network. EOE need someone fast, Salt Lake City terminal. place your classified ad Orientation and dis- in all 45 of Utah's news- patch. Call Tina GSI Manager papers. The person you 800-248-7725 Ext.6643 Starting Salary: $26.86 DOQ. Full-Time Position w/ Benefits are looking for could be www.primeinc.com Furniture • Appliances • Flooring • Home Theater from out of town. The (ucan) cost is only $155. for a The Engineering Department has an exciting opportunity working as a GIS RN Case 25 word ad and it DRIVERS NEEDED: Manager for the Tooele County Engineering Department. The GIS Manager Join our team & enjoy a fun positive working environment! reaches up to 340,000 Central refrigerated has full supervisory responsibility and will perform complex professional and Managers households. All you do service. CDL training administrative work at a manager’s level directing, organizing and coordinating Liddiard Home Furnishings has been family owned & Offering Sign-on is call the Transcript available, $0 down/ the activities of the County Geographic Information Systems (GIS) division. operated for over 50 years and is continuing to grow. We are bonus & flexible Bulletin at 882-0050 for earn $$$ within 3 This position will develop, implement and maintain County long- and short- weeks, 800-521-9277 range GIS planning efforts, goals, and projects. Plans strategies to promote currently accepting applications for the following positions: hours. Experienced all the details. (Mention UCAN) GIS functions within county departments and coordinates GIS activities Home Health nurse FIVE STAR AUTO between other agencies, jurisdictions, and levels of government. FULL -TIME for Case Management. Business owners If you $15-20 per hour com- Customer Service/Field Representative: Competitive salary need someone fast, mission THE IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL POSSESS with Health & Dental place your classified ad Full-time ASE Certified Full Diagnostic Me- • Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to supervise employees; budgetary Primary responsibility will be assessing the service benefits including in all 45 of Utah's news- needs of customers & professionally determine a chanic/Technician 5+ functions and management of a major division. 401K & paid time papers. The person you AND timely solution. Applicant must be dependable, are looking for could be years exp. Fax re- off benefits! sumes to 884-6850 or • A Master’s degree in a related field and two (2) years work experience personable & at least 21 years of age. Needs to be from out of town. The Call Coy, 843-9054 call 840-1673 directly related to GIS. able to lift 100+ lbs and have a good driving record. cost is only $155. for a OR Fax 846-1120 25 word ad and it FUN PART Time sum- Experience in minor furniture repair preferred. or apply at www. • A Bachelor’s degree in geographic information systems, geography, computer reaches up to 340,000 mer job. Transportation science, civil engineering, or drafting and four (4) years work experience harmonyhomehealth households. All you do .com for afternoon activities directly related to GIS. FULL-TIME is call the Transcript gas is reimbursed and Retail Sales Positions: Bulletin at 882-0050 for good pay. Please call • Must possess a valid Utah Drivers License. all the details. (Mention (435)882-7859 Applicants must be experienced, personable, DRIVERS UCAN) (435)840-5406 if inter- REQUIRED SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES assertive, self motivated, and career minded. If you are Superior Excavating, BUSY GRANTSVILLE ested • Thorough knowledge of the principles of supervision and management; the right individual with a great attitude, this may be located in Grantsville, auto shop is looking for GREAT CLIPS $500 Thorough knowledge of automated mapping/GIS: thorough knowledge of the the opportunity you have been looking for. We provide Utah has a full time a mechanic/helper. opening for qualified Hire on Bonus to first principles, applications, and techniques of GIS; thorough knowledge of the comprehensive training and offer a great commission belly dump and water Exp. not necessary but 3 qualified applicants functions, operations and practices of GIS; thorough knowledge and in depth based pay structure with generous benefits. Average truck drivers. Drivers helpful. Apply in per- 30,000 to 40,000 the understanding of GPS/(Global Positioning Systems), spatial analysis concepts, Salary $36,000 a year. will be responsible for son at 6 E Main St. NO first year, always busy, spatial data management, and database design; thorough knowledge of ESRI pre-trip and post-trip phone calls please. great customers (435) programming and mapping tools, AML, ArcGIS (ARCInfo, COGO, ARCView, inspections and equip- 843-9410 Avenue, etc.); thorough knowledge of advanced algebra, geometry, trigonom- FULL -TIME ment cleanliness. Must etry, cartography and drafting; thorough knowledge of personal computers, be able to work seasonal CLEANING CONTRAC- HELP WANTED Part Delivery/Warehouse Positions: overtime, including TOR seeks a qualified Windows NT and general office software and hardware. Saturdays as needed. time nights at Taylor individual to manage Maid. Cosmetology and Applicants must be dependable, personable & at least Must have Class A CDL and supervise a janitor- Candidates should highlight all of the areas in which they have expertise, match- 21 years of age. Need to be able to consistently lift with doubles and triples retail experience a plus. ing their professional experience with the specific qualifications listed above. endorsement. Competi- ial contract at Tooele 100+ lbs and have a good driving record. Pay structure Some weekend re- tive wage depending on Army/DCD. Federal q u i r e d . A n g i e based upon experience. experience. We require background check re- (435)843-8480 a pre- employment drug For specific information pertaining to this recruitment, contact quired. FT days. Carrie Hinkel at (435) 843-3157 or email at [email protected]. screen. Wage depending $14.23/hr plus benefits. I AM Looking for daycare Apply in person at: on experience. Apply at Tooele Depart- and preschool provider Applications and additional information are available at the MON.-FRI. • 10:00 am-8:00 pm Apply in person at ment of Work Force in Grantsville. Newborn Tooele County Human Resource Office, 47 South Main Street, Tooele 2502 N. 400 E. • Tooele SATURDAY • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm 981 North Industrial Services or call PARC a n d 4 y r s o l d . or online at www.co.tooele.ut.us EEO Employer Park Drive (801)402-0950 (801)694-0492 Tuesday June 5, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B9

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Unlim- (435)884-3823 or pets. 801-589-3896 (801)916-0101 new oven/ stove, refrig- School. Reduced DOE. Vacation, retire- sume (801)975-7680 or ited possibilities! Trucks erator, garbage dis- $209,900. 843-1525 or RV LOTS available in ment and sick leave. e-mail heidi@signatu- 882-7094, Homes for TOOELE, 6BDRM, 3bth posal, new garage door 840-4621. Ask for F a x r e s u m e t o reequip ment. com (801)860-5696 nice quiet park. 144 newer home, quiet, opener with remote, Heather. 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 882-8481. West Durfee, Grants- Rent large rooms, 2 car ga- new furnace, central air truck, 4x4 frame & en- ville. (801)651-5151 rage, clean, $1300/mo with FINISHED BASE- 5BDRM BANK FORE- Business Small Business owners: gine, good tires & great CLOSURE! O n l y $$WHY RENT when plus deposit. John MENT. Great location WELDER. WMS OF UT Place your classified ad engine (350). 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Berna Welders must pass a $10,970 local Utah reach up to 340,000 cellent condition, good home $550/mo plus Newer appliances, P/U. Tan, matching (435)840-5029 Group vertical weld test using Company. 801.593. households and it is a tires, recent battery, s p l i t u t i l i t i e s sprinkler, fenced, 370 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM shell, Ext. cab, 460 1 Real Estate 1/16" dual shield wire. 0084 WWW.1800vend one call, one order, one very dependable, 40-45 (435)841-9244 H i g h l a n d D r . home South Willow bill program. Call the m p g . $ 1 2 0 0 . eng. standard, 2 tanks, Ranches 0.5acre We offer a full benefit ing.com (ucan) 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, (435)830-7042 FSBO Transcript Bulletin at (435)882-5393 Excellent Running Con- WONDERFUL CLEAN 4200sqft, granite count- package. $13-$24 per $600/mo, first and last ALL CASH CANDY 882-0050 for further dition. $6,500, OBO, 4bdrm, 2bth, finished 3BDRM HUD! $381/MO! ers, large laundry, hour DOE. We are an month rent, $400/dep, Route. Do you earn info. 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Nice rental located at Lease 1900sqft finished in the classifieds. Call DEADLINES FOR clas- real estate. Homes, obo (435)843-1831 auto transmission, ex- .27 lot. $246,000. 2400 760 W 1220 S $950/mo Stansbury Park fully 882-0050 or visit sifieds ads are Monday lots, acreage, farms cellent condition, towing sqft Stucco and brick, (801)674-6267 landscaped w/vinyl www.tooeletran and Wednesdays by Call lets talk. package, 94K. $10,000. 2 MONTHS FREE w/2yr lots of windows. Lots of fencing and RV pad script.com 4:45 p.m. $1,000,000 Dee (435)512-2512 lease! 30’X70’ GREAT extras. 654 Country Autos 3BDRM 2.5BTH Town convenient lake access, (801)440-3166 Jed (435)882-1054 Main Street location Club, call for info 435 home 2 car garage W/D great neighborhood (801)201-5272 c a b l e i n c l u d e d . Commercial building for 843-9060. Open House 1998 DODGE Ram $272,000 1500sqft. Back deck, lease. (801)463-7777 Sat 11-3. 1977 FORD Mustang 1500, clean, truck, (435)840-4311 WANTED: I Will pay $975/mo (970)926- or (801)403-3955 II Interior and body in 80,000 miles, lots of ex- cash for your junk cars. 4215 4BDRM 2BTH split level, FSBO REDUCED good condition needs tras; 2001 KX 250, C a l l S c o t t carburetor an electri- recently remodeled. Tooele 5bdrm Rambler The Kirk clean bike. 830-4745 3BDRM 3BTH, Newer 2.5bth 2564sqft. 2 car (435)830-6189 cal work $1800 obo Homes East bench, fenced Quiet, Quality apartments in a Rambler in quiet restored historic structure 435-830-2344 1999 TOYOTA Tacoma back yard, detached garage, hardwood entry TRD For Sale $9000 cold-a-sac off 1000 24x36 garage. 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(ucan) auto, ac, p/seats, p/mir- (435)841-9144 Group 1 rors, p/windows, cc, tilt, R e a l E s t a t e 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile http://www.realestate home for rent, no smok- Real Estate Advisor sunroof, tint, MB Quart Speakers w/amp, new intooele.com ing/ pets. 882-1550 low pro tires-17" cus- Serving the needS of BuyerS/SellerS: $$$STILL RENTING?! 4BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- tom rims., $7000 OBO, • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters TOTALLY FINISHED Buying a home is eas- rage, very nice, sunny NEW LISTING MOTIVATED SELLER! 435-840-8385 • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners IN CUL-DE-SAC ier than you think! Call & spacious! Big back- 1996 SLI Saturn, great J a m i e K e r r yard. $1095/mo. 805 • Families Needing Horse Property condition, $2500. (435)841-9144 Group 1 North 310 East. 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Michelle Anderson NEW LISTING 3 bed, 2 bath, 1444 sq ft $ 7 5 0 0 C a l l 2 AND 3bdrm apart- vision clean close to 435-840-8898 417 WEST 200 SOUTH Rambler. Next to tot lot ments behind Super schools 2 car garage TOOELE on the green belt. (435)840-1494 (435)882-5019 Wal-Mart. Swimming No smokers $1000/mo 374 Bevan Way Great investment property. pool, hot tub, exercise (435)840-5551 1200 sq ft home on 1.27 Landscape Allowance 2003 CHEVROLET room, playground, full acre. Beautiful property in Easy to Show Cavalier, 70k miles, 4 clubhouse. 843-4400 4BDRM 2BTH, 1310 N Tooele. $249,900 door sedan 2.2L, 465 E. 2 car garage, 2BDRM 1BTH apart- $4800. Clint 830-5727. fenced yard, good 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. ment, w/yard & storage. neighborhood, clean, GRANTSVILLE • $285,900 Coming Soon ACURA INTEGRA 94 $610/mo includes all no smokers. $1000/mo 3 bdrm, 2 bath 1342 N. 650 E. • TOOELE $1,200! Ford Taurus 97 utilities. $400/dep. $800/dep. .50 acre lot. 3400 sq ft NEARLy FINISHED $314,000 $600! Police Impounds (435)830-1177 435-840-5551 2204 sq ft rambler in Great 6 bdrm home. available from $500! Michell Anderson 840-8898 2BDRM, 1BTH, no pets, 5BDRM BANK FORE- SW Tooele with garage Almost 3800 sq ft For listings call $425/mo plus deposit. CLOSURE! O n l y of every mans dream. including bonus room. (800)586-3805 ext. (435)843-5213 $ 6 1 , 9 0 0 ! 3 b d r m SOUTHERN UTAH Under $200,000. 9387 (ucan) 11 SOUTH 400 EAST Anybody with 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- $47,900! More homes MEADOW, UT Call for details. Modified Streets Car eled, govt. subsidized. available from $10,000! $ Filmore County fair, but not show/ BBQ @ Tracks Playground, carport. For listings call 297,000 $249,900 CONDO • SLC perfect credit, June 17 12pm, Tuner $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, (800)586-3901 exten- CONDO • SLC sion 5455. (ucan) 5 bdrm • 3.5 bths Almost 5 acres. cars, food, live perform- Grantsville. Call Tammi 515 S. 1000 E. I have lease ances, prizes and Beautiful family home 884-3466, 884-1712. GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm Eastbench beauty • 2 tiered deck Aztec condos giveaways. Free admis- with historic log cabin Totally remodeled condo. to owns. Equal Housing Opp. 2bth, hookups, 2 car, sion and open to public on property. $269,900 Call for details. $895/mo. Rambler @ modifiedstreets.com for 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- Heckert Cottages. details. m e n t , $ 9 0 0 / m o , 911 N. 1430 East Lana McKean Michelle Anderson $400/dep, utilities in- 397 Utah Drive SELL YOUR CAR or cluded, central air, w/d (400 South 400 West) 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 boat in the classifieds. hookups, no pets or Davidson Realty FREE HOME CONSULATION Call 882-0050 or visit s m o k i n g . K i m (801)466-5078 www.tooeletranscript. (435)882-3796 HUD HOMES! 4bdrm 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah com GRANTSVILLE DU- $80,500! Only $640/ PLEX 2bdrm w/yard, Mo! 5% down 20 years full basement, no smok- @ 8% apr. 2Br ing, no pets $600/mo $199/Mo, for listings $600/dep. 884-5552 call (800)586-3901 ext. It’s the Larsen Touch 5784 (ucan) GRANTSVILLE, secluded 1bdrm $495/mo. NEVER RENT AGAIN! $ Everything I touch turns to sold! (801)898-9085 Owner/ Buy 4bdrm bank fore- Agent. closure! Only $492/Mo! 210,000 5% down, 20 years @ Call me today for a non-obligation market HOUSEMATE, PRI- 8% apr. Available now! 3 bdrms • 1.5 bath • Basement is framed & drywalled with VATE bedroom, refrig- analysis of your home. For listings (800) 2 additional bedrooms and 1 bathroom erator, microwave, 586-3901 ext. 5749 shared kitchen/ bath, (ucan) Sandra Larsen 435.224.9186 u/p, w/d, cable TV. No p e t s . $ 3 7 5 / m o NICE IVORY home 573 W. 200 S. Tooele Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend $200/dep 882-6141 3bdrm 2bth (435) 472 E. 770 North please leave message. 843-9883 607 Quail Circle LARGE 2BDRM Serious POOR CREDIT? But inquiries only. w/d hook want to buy. Gain Eq- ups, a/c, $500/dep, uity Lease option Large $600/mo. No pets, No 5bdrm, 2bth, 2200sqft S m o k i n g . ( 4 3 5 ) fenced yard. $1100/mo. 840-3010 (435)884-0193 $ $ (435)224-4932 184,900 195,900 LARGE 2BDRM Apart- Beautiful All Brick Home with sun New Listing ment 1.5bth, c/parking, STANSBURY NEWER room. New Kitchen & Hardwood • 4 bdrm • 2 full bth • Fully fenced AFFORDABLY PRICED 5 w/d hookups new car- 3bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car floors, 2500 sq ft., 4 bdrms, 2 • Mountain/lake views BEDROOM 4 BATH CUSTOM pet, linoleum, and garage, central air, un- baths, Full landsapded & auto • Great east side neighborhood BUILT HOME ON TOOELE’S b l i n d s . $ 6 5 0 / d e p finished basement for sprinklers, Fenced yard EAST BENCH! Evidence of owners $650/mo No [pets storage, pets consid- pride throughout the whole house (435)8827554 and yard.Enjoy nature in the serene e r e d . $ 1 1 5 0 / m o surroundings of the secluded back SLEEPING ROOMS (435)850-2180 16 E. Aparicio Dr. yard. Sunrises and sunsets to LIVE available, $70 per 295 N. 6th Street for!! A MUST SEE! TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth, week, $10 key deposit, w/d hook-ups, No pets, first and last week- total no smoking $800/mo 558 N. 430 East $150 to move in. 46 N $300/dep 515 Park Hill Dr. Broadway. 882-7605 (435)884-3867 (435)884-5533 Fantastic custom built Rambler. Lot is almost 1/2 acre. STUDIO APTS. utilities included, $385/mo Beautifully landscape with full sport court, RV parking and TOOELE, 4BDRM 3bth $150/dep 365 E. Vine $ awesome views of lake and mountains. Home is large and open! Beautiful, clean, fully $ S t . , T o o e l e . REDUCED 192,900 fenced yard, automatic 127,900 (801)638-2447 • Overlake • Beautiful Views sprinklers, garden area, • Lrg .24 acre lot • 3 large bdrms UNDER TOOELE 2BDRM 1bth, 2 c a r g a r a g e , • Full Landscaping & Sprinkling System fullSOLD brick rambler • bright & spacious gas fireplace, central $1200/mo, $600/dep • Large Peaceful Upstairs Loft 2 bdrm • auto sprinkler • fenced Clean rambler in nice cul-de- air, covered parking (801)835-5592 • Open Kitchen/Livingroom CONTRACTsac.Upgraded flooring and w/storage, no smoking. www.myhometown- paint. Vaulted ceilings. Geor- We do background and properties.com geous family room with nice credit checks. $400/dep gas fireplace. Lots of storage. $600/mo. Available TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, LARGE LOT FULLY LAND- now. (435)830-8455 2 family rooms, double 4 Apartments CAPED. 2 car garage. Leave message. car garage, fenced Great opportunity to own a multi-unit rental. Featured Home yard, dog run. Beautiful, UNDERIncludes CONTRACT two parcels of land to north. $179,900 HAVING A yard sale? immaculate home. All offices independently owned and operated. Information Advertise in the Tran- deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele $1200/mo. Call (801) script 842-9631. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, June 14, 2007 in the Grants- ville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grants- ville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed amendment to GLUMDC to allow building inspector review of C.U.P applications prior to Planning Commission review to ensure building uses are inline with building construction type. Proposed General Plan amendment of the future Land Use Map for An- gela Grant, acting agent for Josh Henwood, to take the north line of the “Low Density Residen- tial” zone to the south line of the “Industrial” zone, which is located on the north side of town. Proposed rezoning for agent Angela Grant on 39.95 acres of land owned by Josh Hen- wood located on North Hale Street to go from an A-10 zone to an RR-2.5 zone. Proposed minor subdivision named Moody Acres dividing one (1) lot into two (2) for Adam & Misti Williams at 415 S Worthington Street in an R-1-21 zone. Proposed conditional use permit for a Security Title Company office to be located in the strip mall at 822 E. Main Street. Proposed rezone for Kelly Hansen on property he owns along Mor- mon Trail to go from an A-10 zone to an R-1-21 zone. Proposed amendment to the subdivision ordinance to require accessing roads be upgraded for major subdivisions in any situation where a mi- nor subdivision completed on the original parcel, and having front- age on the accessing roads, has previously been approved. Proposed amendment to Chapter 4 to require the cleaning up of debris on home and business construction sites and to require dust control measures be taken during the entire time that development takes place. Proposed subdivision called Brownstone for Bart Hamatake & Garry Bolinder representing others on 34.315 acres of land at approximately 300 N Burmester Road to create 27 lots in an RR-1 zone. Proposed rezoning of ? acre of land located behind the Way Station off of Peach Street for Jim Didericksen to go from an RM-7 zone to an RM-15 zone for the purpose of a multi unit project. Proposed minor subdivision for Clyde William- son Trust to create 4 lots from 2 existing lots at 291 East Durfee Street. Proposed conditional use permit for the Tooele County School District for the construction of additional classroom space at Willow Elemen- tary. AT THE CONCLUSION OF PUBLIC HEARINGS MEETING OFFICIALLY CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN GARY FAWSON. Consideration of rezone for Kelly Hansen for property along Mormon Trail to go from an A-10 zone to an R-1-21 zone. Consideration of a preliminary plat for Jeff Daugherty on Mountain Public Meeting Notice View Manor. NOTICE OF TRUS- and Agenda Consideration of a Gen- TEE'S SALE Pine Canyon Planning eral Plan amendment of The following described Commission Meeting the Future Land Use real property will be sold AMENDED Map for Angela Grant, at public auction to the The Pine Canyon Plan- acting agent for Josh highest bidder, purchase ning Commission will Henwood, to take the price payable in lawful hold a PUBLIC MEET- north line of the “Low money of the United ING / PUBLIC HEARING Density Residential” States of America at the Thursday, June 7, 2007 zone to the south line of time of sale, at the main at 7:00 p.m. in the Audi- the “Industrial” zone entrance of the Tooele torium on the first floor, which is located on the County Courthouse, Tooele Courthouse, 47 north side of town. a/k/a the Third Judicial South Main Street, Consideration of rezon- District Court, 74 South Tooele, Utah. ing for Angela Grant and 100 East, Tooele, Utah, PUBLIC MEETING: Josh Henwood on 39.95 on Monday, June 25, 1. Roll Call acres of land to go from 2007, at the hour of 2. Approval of meeting an A-10 zone to an 10:00 a.m. of that day minutes from May 3, RR-2.5 zone. for the purpose of fore- 2007 Consideration of Moody closing a deed of trust 3. Discussion on Con- Acres minor subdivision executed by Kenneth C. servation Subdivisions of one (1) lot into two (2) Edwards and Cynthia A. (Jim Lawrence, Doug for Adam & Misti Wil- Edwards in favor of Hogan) liams at 415 S. Wor- Mortgage Electronic 4. Adjourn Public meet- thington Street. Registration Systems, ing and Open Public Consideration of a Inc., covering real prop- Hearing C.U.P. for Tooele School erty located at approxi- 5. Public Hearing District for class space at mately 334 South Main a. SUB #07-01600001 Willow Elem. Street, Tooele, Tooele Murray Flats (Concept Consideration of a final County, Utah, and more B10 Tooele Transcript-BullePhase)tin plat for Mike JohnsonTuesdaon particularlyy June described 5, 2007 as: b. Heritage Estates the J. Reuben Clark Jr. BEGINNING 390.7 (Concept Phase Estates. FEET NORTH OF THE Homes Homes Office Space Lots & Land Financial 6.PublicPublic ConcernsNotices & Public Notices ConsiderationPublic Noticesof CUP for SOUTHEASTPublic NoticesCORNER Services OtherMeetings Business: Meetings SecurityMeetingsTitle Company OF BLOCKTrustees41, PLAT 7. Adjournment at 822 E. Main Street “A”, TOOELE CITY HUD HOMES! 3BR RENT TO own & lock in OWNERS SACRIFICE DO THE Bill collectors Dated this 4th day of PUBLIC NOTICE strip mall. SURVEY; AND RUN- C-A INVESTMENT $39,000! Only $397/ your purchase price 35 ACRES - was harass? Need a loan June, 2007 Notice is hereby given Consideration of a re- NING THENCE WEST 510 North Main, Plaza Mo! 5% down 20 years NOW!! No bank qualifi- $59,900 NOW $56,900. fast? With 0 fees at- MARY DIXON that the Grantsville City zone for Jim Didericksen 118.0 FEET; THENCE 500. Available now, @ 8% apr. 2BR cation required!!! New 90 minutes from Salt tached Secretary Planning Commission for ? acre of land off of NORTH 60.0 FEET; 1400 sqft. For more $199/Mo. For listings kitchen w/new appli- Lake City in SW Wyo- 1-866-928-4242. Pine Canyon Planning will hold a regular meet- Peach Street to go from THENCE EAST 118.0 information contact call (800)586-3901 ext. ances, cabinets, tile, ming. Recreational Commission ing on Thursday, June an RM-7 zone to an FEET; THENCE SOUTH 882-1199 5784. (ucan) New paint & carpet paradise. Stunning set- (Published in the Tran- 14, 2007 in the Grants- RM-15 zone for the pur- 60.0 FEET TO BEGIN- through out! 3bdrm, ting with amazing Public Notices script Bulletin June 5, ville City Hall Council pose of developing. NING. I BUY Houses! Need a 2bth, Carport and De- FOR LEASE Office/ views. Surrounded by Meetings 2007) Chambers at 429 E. Consideration of a con- 02-057-0-0012 quick sale? Facing tached 2 Car gar. Business Space gov't land. EZ terms. Main Street in Grants- cept plan of 27 lots in The current beneficiary PUBLIC NOTICE foreclosure? Don’t $1050/mo Purchase Utilities included. 46, Call Utah Ranches, Deadline for public no- ville, Utah, which meet- the Brownstone Subdivi- of the trust deed is Mort- Grantsville City Council wait, sell now! price $159,900. Call El- South Main. 1 month LLC 877-351-5263. tices is 4 p.m. the day ing shall begin promptly sion for Bart Hamatake gage Electronic Regis- will hold a regular meet- (801)381-5873 msg. len 888-597-6021. free. (602)826-9471 (ucan) prior to publication. at 7:00 P.M. and Garry Bolinder on tration Systems, Inc., ing Wednesday, June 6, RE/MAX Results. Public notices submit- 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC 34.315 acres of land at and the record owners of HURRY!! Only 6 office 2007. The meeting to be LOVELY TOOELE ted past the deadline HEARING: 300 N Burmester Road. the property as of the re- spaces left for lease! held at 429 E. Main, Home 4bdrm, 2.5bth, SELLING YOUR will not be accepted. Proposed amendment to Consideration of an ap- cording of the notice of 169 to 364sqft, Water Shares Grantsville, UT 84029 basement, 2 car ga- HOME? Advertise it in UPAXLP GLUMDC to allow build- plication for a temporary default are Kenneth C. $200-$500. All utilities regular meeting to begin rage, fenced yard, the classifieds. Call ing inspector review of sign permit for Angela Edwards and Cynthia A. included. Call Kaye at at 6:00 p.m. $187,500 more details 882-0050 or visit FOR SALE 1 Share Set- C.U.P applications prior Grant and Remax Inter- Edwards. The trustee's (801)580-2791 for appt. 6:00 p.m. c a l l C l a u d i a www.tooeletran tlement Canyon water. NOTICE OF BUDGET to Planning Commission national. sale of the aforede- to see. CCSC Enter- Budget work meeting (801)673-4738 Remax script.com (435)840-1235 HEARING review to ensure building Consideration of a minor scribed real property will prises, LLC. The Board of Education 7:00 P.M. Results ONE SHARE Settlement uses are inline with subdivision of 4 lots for be made without war- TOOELE, $135,000 of the Tooele County PUBLIC HEARINGS: Canyon Irrigation, building construction the Clyde Williamson ranty as to title, posses- 4bdrm, 1.5bth, garage School District will hold a Final Public Hearing MOUNTAIN VIEWS! $4800. (435)840-0344 type. Trust. sion, or encumbrances. and carport, totally re- Lots & Land upon proposed Annexa- Beautiful 3300sqft brick public hearing on June Proposed General Plan Consideration of vari- Bidders must be pre- molded. 383 North 100 tion of 14.948 Acres home. 4bdrm 2bth on UNDERGROUND WA- 19, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. at amendment of the future ance under the P.U.D. of pared to tender East. More properties along east City boundary 1.20 acres. Large ga- 2 ACRES For sale TER Rights for sale the District office, 92 S Land Use Map for An- Cherry Grove to reduce $5,000.00 in certified available (DBC Enterprises, LLC) rage shop 40X60 Stockton, UT Located Erda, Tooele Valley Lodestone Way, Tooele, gela Grant, acting agent setbacks on lots 201, funds at the sale and the (801)319-3967 AGENDA: 2400sqft, with 14ft in the Benches at (435)830-2665 regarding the District’s for Josh Henwood, to 202, 203, 214, 215, & balance of the purchase (801)558-4942 Outwest Approval of Minutes. walls. $365,000 FSBO South Rim. Beautiful proposed 2007-08 fiscal take the north line of the 216 to setbacks found in price in certified funds by Realty WANTED WATER Consideration of Sewer Make this lovely home views, fully improved, budget and the final “Low Density Residen- RM-7 zone for Jim 10:00 a.m. the following Rights for irrigation’s Facility upgrades – Joel yours. Call Buffie $149,000 (435)884- 2006-07 budget. The tial” zone to the south North. business day. The trus- shares in Tooele Valley Kertamus (435)228-8575 ot Fran- Manufactured 6628, (801)560-4274 budgets may be re- line of the “Industrial” Consideration of a pre- tee reserves the right to please call Danny at Consideration of Water- cis (435)882-2263 Homes viewed at the District of- zone, which is located liminary for Blake Moun- cancel the foreclosure (801)388-1825 line for Industrial Park www.owners.com 3 ACRES For sale fice during regular busi- on the north side of tain View Estates Phase after the sale based Consideration of Ordi- SINGLE WIDE, 3bdrm Stockton, UT Located WANTED: WATER ness hours ten days town. 3. upon information un- nances: OPEN HOUSE Saturday in Tooele for sale, in the Benches at rights or irrigation prior to the hearing. Proposed rezoning for Consideration of prelimi- known to the trustee at Consideration of Ordi- 10am-2pm Tooele owner financing, rea- South Rim. Beautiful shares in Tooele Val- Interested persons are agent Angela Grant on nary for Nate Brockbank the time of the sale, nance Annexing 14.948 4bdrm, 2bth, Multi sonable terms. Call views, fully improved, ley. Call Ross at invited to attend and 39.95 acres of land on Hale Estates Subdivi- such as a bankruptcy fil- acres along the east City Level on east side 2 car Brent 801-864-6949 $169,000 (435)884- 801-642-0119 give comment on these owned by Josh Hen- sion. ing or an agreement be- boundary (DBC Enter- garage fenced yard, im- 6628, (801)560-4274 budgets. wood located on North Consideration of prelimi- tween the trustor and WATER SHARES for prises LLC) maculate condition, fi- Richard Reese Hale Street to go from nary plat for the Maverik beneficiary to postpone 320acres of land in sale. Please contact. Financial Administration nancing options avail- Mobile Homes Business an A-10 zone to an Company at 827 E Main or cancel the sale. If so Tooele County for sale, (435)224-3898 Ordinance able Call Tom at Administrator RR-2.5 zone. Street. cancelled, the only re- May sell in 40acre par- Consideration of salary (801)369-8688 Larsen WE HAVE Underground (Published in the Tran- Proposed minor subdivi- Consideration of a final course of the purchaser 1979 MOBILE HOME tials owner financing step increases. and Company water Grantsville Irriga- script Bulletin June 5 & sion named Moody plat for Todd Castagno is to receive a refund of 56x14 already on lot, p o s s i b l e C a l l Consideration of New tion water for sale 7, 2007) Acres dividing one (1) lot on nine (9) lot Hollywood the money paid to the 2bdrm w/storage shed. (801)230-7878 Business licenses Planning on selling your (435)840-8961 into two (2) for Adam & Estates. trustee. THIS IS AN AT- $6000 or make offer (435)882-4513 Consideration of dis- home, you could be (435)882-1695 Misti Williams at 415 S Consideration of amend- TEMPT TO COLLECT A (435)830-6198 Public Meeting Notice posal of surplus police sending your sales BUILDING LOT 94’X137’ (801)201-3758 Worthington Street in an ment to GLUMDC to al- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- and Agenda cars. points to up to 340,000 .297 acre 12,936sqft R-1-21 zone. low building inspector re- TION OBTAINED WILL 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Pine Canyon Planning Approval of Bills. households at once. curb, gutter, sidewalk, Proposed conditional view of C.U.P applica- BE USED FOR THAT home for rent, no smok- Commission Meeting Council Information up- For $155. you can irrigation Available ex- Buildings use permit for a Security tions prior to Planning PURPOSE. ing/ pets. 882-1550 AMENDED dates. place your 25 word cellent location, 87 W. Title Company office to Commission review to DATED this 25th day of The Pine Canyon Plan- Adjourn classified ad to all 45 TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth, Vine, Grantsville be located in the strip ensure building uses are May, 2007. BUILDING MATERIALS: ning Commission will Wendy Palmer newspapers in Utah. w/d hook-ups, No pets, $58,000 435-884- mall at 822 E. Main inline with building con- Marlon L. Bates, suc- METAL buildings, mini hold a PUBLIC MEET- City Recorder Just call the Transcript no smoking $800/mo 3422 Street. struction type. cessor trustee storage systems, roof ING / PUBLIC HEARING In compliance with the Bulletin at 882-0050 for $300/dep Proposed rezone for Consideration of pro- Scalley Reading Bates BECOME A SUB- and wall panels, metal Thursday, June 7, 2007 American with Disability all the details. (Mention (435)884-3867 Kelly Hansen on prop- posed ordinance to re- Hansen & Rasmussen, SCRIBER. 882-0050 building components. at 7:00 p.m. in the Audi- Act, Grantsville City will ucan) (435)884-5533 erty he owns along Mor- quire the upgrading of P.C. Utah Manufacture 20 torium on the first floor, accommodate reason- mon Trail to go from an accessing roads in major Gateway Tower West years plus. Top quality Tooele Courthouse, 47 able requests to assist A-10 zone to an R-1-21 subdivisions where a mi- 15 West South Temple, low prices. Weekly De- South Main Street, the disabled to partici- zone. nor subdivision has been Ste. 600 livery. 1-800-262-5347. Tooele, Utah. pate in meetings. Re- Proposed amendment to previously approved. P.O Box 11429 cobuildings@cobuild PUBLIC MEETING: quest for assistance may It’s Summer! 1. Roll Call the subdivision ordi- Consideration of pro- Salt Lake City, Utah ings.net (ucan) be made by calling City nance to require access- posed amendment to 84144 2. Approval of meeting Hall at least 3 days in If you build, remodel or ing roads be upgraded Chapter 4 to require the Telephone:(801)531- LET US HELP YOU HAVE FUN minutes from May 3, advance of the meeting remove buildings you for major subdivisions in cleaning of residential / 7870 2007 that will be attended by can place your classi- any situation where a mi- commercial construction Business Hours: 9:00 • No checking 3. Discussion on Con- calling 884-3411. fied ad in 45 of Utah's nor subdivision com- sites and dust control a.m. to 5:00 p.m. servation Subdivisions (Published in the Tran- account required newspapers for only pleted on the original measures be taken dur- Trustee No. 95089- (Jim Lawrence, Doug script Bulletin June 5, • Personal Loans $155. for 25 words ($5. Hogan) parcel, and having front- ing the development 050604004333 for each additional 2007) • Fast Approvals 4. Adjourn Public meet- age on the accessing process. (Published in the Tran- word). You will reach ing and Open Public PUBLIC NOTICE roads, has previously Report from Council Liai- script Bulletin May 29, Customer up to 340,000 house- Hearing NORTH TOOELE CITY been approved. son Member Todd June 5 & 12, 2007) holds and all you do is 5. Public Hearing SPECIAL SERVICE Proposed amendment to Castagno. Appreciation Day NOTICE OF TRUS- call the Transcript Bul- a. SUB #07-01600001 DISTRICT NOTICE OF Chapter 4 to require the Consideration of minutes TEE'S SALE July 3rd letin at 882-0050 for all Murray Flats (Concept BUDGET HEARING NO- cleaning up of debris on of 04-19-07 & 05-10-07 The following described DRAWINGS • REFRESHMENTS the details. (Mention Phase) TICE IS HEREBY home and business con- P&Z meetings. real property will be sold UCAN Classified Net- b. Heritage Estates GIVEN that a public struction sites and to re- Open discussion. at public auction to the work) (Concept Phase hearing to consider the quire dust control meas- Adjourn. highest bidder, purchase 6. Public Concerns & a d o p t i o n o f t h e ures be taken during the Shauna Kertamus Security Finance SELL YOUR car in the price payable in lawful Other Business: 2007-2008 final budget entire time that develop- Zoning Administrator Transcript Bulletin Clas- money of the United 1222 North Main • 843-0786 7. Adjournment for the North Tooele City ment takes place. All interested persons sified section. States of America at the Dated this 4th day of Special Service District Proposed subdivision are invited to attend and time of sale, at the main June, 2007 (the "District"), shall be called Brownstone for provide comment upon entrance of the Tooele MARY DIXON held on the 14th day of Bart Hamatake & Garry the proposals scheduled County Courthouse, Secretary June, 2007, commenc- Bolinder representing for public hearings. Writ- a/k/a the Third Judicial Pine Canyon Planning ing at 8:15 p.m., at others on 34.315 acres ten comments will also All Houses Tooele City Hall, 90 of land at approximately be considered if submit- District Court, 74 South Commission 100 East, Tooele, Utah, (Published in the Tran- North Main Street, 300 N Burmester Road ted to the Zoning Admin- on Monday, July 2, script Bulletin June 5, Tooele, Utah. At the to create 27 lots in an istrator in advance of the 2007, at the hour of 2007) hearing, all interested RR-1 zone. hearing. The current Great & Small persons in attendance Proposed rezoning of ? zoning Code and pro- 10:00 a.m. of that day shall be given an oppor- acre of land located be- posed amendments may for the purpose of fore- tunity to be heard on the hind the Way Station off be reviewed at the closing a deed of trust estimates of the reve- of Peach Street for Jim Grantsville City Hall executed by Lance L. nues and expenditures Didericksen to go from each weekday between McCubbins and Gillian of any item in the tenta- an RM-7 zone to an hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 Denise McCubbins in fa- tive budget of the Dis- RM-15 zone for the pur- p.m. vor of Republic Mort- trict. The public hearing pose of a multi unit pro- In accordance with the gage, a division of Old may be adjourned from ject. Americans With Disabili- Kent Mortgage Com- 5 acres • Erda time to time as the Ad- Proposed minor subdivi- ties Act, Grantsville City pany, covering real prop- ministrative Control sion for Clyde William- will accommodate rea- erty located at approxi- 3269 Hidden Peak Road Board of the District, in son Trust to create 4 lots sonable requests to as- mately 727 North 350 its discretion, may deter- from 2 existing lots at sist the disabled to par- West, Tooele, Tooele mine. 291 East Durfee Street. ticipate in meetings. Re- County, Utah, and more DATED this 3rd day of Proposed conditional quest for assistance may particularly described as: June, 2007. use permit for the Tooele be made by calling City LOT 38, COPPER CAN- Erik Brondum, Chair, County School District Hall at 884-3411 at least YON PHASE 1 SUBDI- 5-Acre Lot In Erda! Beautiful views. Administrative Control for the construction of 24 hours prior to the VISION AMENDED Board additional classroom meeting that will be at- PLAT, ACCORDING TO (Published in the Tran- space at Willow Elemen- tended. THE OFFICIAL PLAT 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 5-acres horse property, Includes well, pump & 2 acre ft. of THEREOF, AS RE- large kitchen, formal dining room, granite counter script Bulletin June 5, tary. (Published in the Tran- water. Build your dream home or just 2007) AT THE CONCLUSION script Bulletin June 5, CORDED IN THE OF- tops, 9’ basement, 4-car garage, double oven OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 2007) FICE OF THE COUNTY gas cook top. $569,900 buy the lot! Call Laramie for details PUBLIC NOTICE MEETING OFFICIALLY RECORDER. Notice is hereby given CALLED TO ORDER BY 12-100-0-0038 that the Tooele City CHAIRMAN GARY Public Notices The current beneficiary 1388 North 630 East • 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 3030 Deer Run Drive Council will meet in a FAWSON. Trustees of the trust deed is Mort- Tooele Price Reduced $179,500 Business Meeting on Consideration of rezone gage Electronic Regis- Stockton - South Rim Phase III Wednesday, June 6, for Kelly Hansen for Deadline for public no- tration Systems, Inc., 2007 at the hour of 7:00 property along Mormon tices is 4 p.m. the day and the record owners of P.M. The meeting will Trail to go from an A-10 prior to publication. the property as of the re- be held at the Tooele zone to an R-1-21 zone. Public notices submit- cording of the notice of City Hall Council Room Consideration of a pre- ted past the deadline default are Lance L. located at 90 North Main liminary plat for Jeff will not be accepted. McCubbins and Gillian UNDER CONSTRUCTION Street, Tooele, Utah. Daugherty on Mountain UPAXLP Denise McCubbins. The 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .29 acres, 1. Pledge of Allegiance View Manor. trustee's sale of the 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful 2. Open Forum for Pub- NOTICE OF TRUS- aforedescribed real 3-car garage, handicap access, room Newly updated kitchen & Consideration of a Gen- to grow in unfinished basement, rambler with a bonus room being lic Comment eral Plan amendment of TEE'S SALE property will be made corner lot, close to school and parks. bathrooms. New Paint & built on 2 acres in Stockton! Choose 3. Discussion: the Future Land Use The following described without warranty as to ti- $ $234,900 New Carpet. 179,500 your colors now! $399,900 Budget Map for Angela Grant, real property will be sold tle, possession, or en- PAR Tax acting agent for Josh at public auction to the cumbrances. Bidders 7851470 Country W. Hwy 199,Club, Rush Stansbury Valley 14701470 W. W. HwyHwy 199, RushRush Valley Valley Strategic Planning Henwood, to take the highest bidder, purchase must be prepared to ten- 1604 Country Ln • Erda 4. Minutes north line of the “Low price payable in lawful der $5,000.00 in certified Price Reduced $489,900 May 16, 2007 Density Residential” money of the United funds at the sale and the 5. Invoices zone to the south line of States of America at the balance of the purchase UNDER UNDER Presented by Glenn the “Industrial” zone time of sale, at the main price in certified funds by Caldwell which is located on the entrance of the Tooele 10:00 a.m. the following CONTRACT 6. Adjourn north side of town. County Courthouse, business day. The trus- CONTRACT Sharon A. Dawson Consideration of rezon- a/k/a the Third Judicial tee reserves the right to Tooele City Recorder ing for Angela Grant and District Court, 74 South cancel the foreclosure Pursuant to the Ameri- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, after the sale based 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, finished WOW 1.40 acres in Rush Valley. Josh Henwood on 39.95 cans with Disabilities acres of land to go from on Monday, June 25, upon information un- basement, new carpet, large master Very, Very cute home. Wonderful Act, Individuals Needing 2007, at the hour of known to the trustee at 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family an A-10 zone to an suite, large yard, vinyl fence, barn & 4 acre ft of water. Special Accommoda- RR-2.5 zone. 10:00 a.m. of that day the time of the sale, rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 tions Should Notify for the purpose of fore- such as a bankruptcy fil- acres. $489,900 completely landscaped. $229,900 $179,900 Consideration of Moody Sharon A. Dawson, Acres minor subdivision closing a deed of trust ing or an agreement be- Tooele City Recorder, at of one (1) lot into two (2) executed by Kenneth C. tween the trustor and 244 Old County Rd. • Stockton 843-2110 prior to the for Adam & Misti Wil- Edwards and Cynthia A. beneficiary to postpone meeting. TDD Phone liams at 415 S. Wor- Edwards in favor of or cancel the sale. If so Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Number 843-2108 thington Street. Mortgage Electronic cancelled, the only re- (Published in the Tran- Consideration of a Registration Systems, course of the purchaser script Bulletin June 5, C.U.P. for Tooele School Inc., covering real prop- is to receive a refund of your Real 2007) District for class space at erty located at approxi- the money paid to the mately 334 South Main trustee. THIS IS AN AT- SELL YOUR computer Willow Elem. Street, Tooele, Tooele TEMPT TO COLLECT A in the classifieds. Call Consideration of a final County, Utah, and more DEBT. ANY INFORMA- SOLD Estate needs 882-0050 or visit plat for Mike Johnson on particularly described as: TION OBTAINED WILL www.tooeletranscript. the J. Reuben Clark Jr. BEGINNING 390.7 BE USED FOR THAT com Estates. 3 bdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & Consideration of CUP for FEET NORTH OF THE PURPOSE. horse property under $200,000! SELLING YOUR moun- Security Title Company SOUTHEAST CORNER DATED this 4th day of 435-224-4000 tain bike? www.tooele at 822 E. Main Street OF BLOCK 41, PLAT June, 2007. transcript.com strip mall. “A”, TOOELE CITY Marlon L. Bates, suc- Consideration of a re- SURVEY; AND RUN- cessor trustee zone for Jim Didericksen NING THENCE WEST Scalley Reading Bates for ? acre of land off of 118.0 FEET; THENCE Hansen & Rasmussen, Peach Street to go from NORTH 60.0 FEET; P.C. an RM-7 zone to an THENCE EAST 118.0 Gateway Tower West RM-15 zone for the pur- FEET; THENCE SOUTH 15 West South Temple, pose of developing. 60.0 FEET TO BEGIN- Ste. 600 Consideration of a con- NING. P.O Box 11429 cept plan of 27 lots in 02-057-0-0012 Salt Lake City, Utah the Brownstone Subdivi- The current beneficiary 84144 sion for Bart Hamatake of the trust deed is Mort- Telephone: (801) 531- and Garry Bolinder on gage Electronic Regis- 7870 34.315 acres of land at tration Systems, Inc., Business Hours: 9:00 300 N Burmester Road. and the record owners of a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Consideration of an ap- the property as of the re- T r u s t e e N o . plication for a temporary cording of the notice of 94084-6068408756867 sign permit for Angela default are Kenneth C. (Published in the Tran- Grant and Remax Inter- Edwards and Cynthia A. script Bulletin June 5, 12 national. Edwards. The trustee's & 19, 2007) Consideration of a minor sale of the aforede- subdivision of 4 lots for scribed real property will the Clyde Williamson be made without war- Trust. ranty as to title, posses- Consideration of vari- sion, or encumbrances. ance under the P.U.D. of Bidders must be pre- Cherry Grove to reduce pared to tender setbacks on lots 201, $5,000.00 in certified 202, 203, 214, 215, & funds at the sale and the 216 to setbacks found in balance of the purchase RM-7 zone for Jim price in certified funds by North. 10:00 a.m. the following Consideration of a pre- business day. The trus- liminary for Blake Moun- tee reserves the right to tain View Estates Phase cancel the foreclosure 3. after the sale based Consideration of prelimi- upon information un- nary for Nate Brockbank known to the trustee at on Hale Estates Subdivi- the time of the sale, sion. such as a bankruptcy fil- Consideration of prelimi- ing or an agreement be- nary plat for the Maverik tween the trustor and Company at 827 E Main beneficiary to postpone Street. or cancel the sale. If so Consideration of a final cancelled, the only re- plat for Todd Castagno course of the purchaser on nine (9) lot Hollywood is to receive a refund of Estates. the money paid to the Consideration of amend- trustee. THIS IS AN AT- ment to GLUMDC to al- TEMPT TO COLLECT A low building inspector re- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- view of C.U.P applica- TION OBTAINED WILL tions prior to Planning BE USED FOR THAT Commission review to PURPOSE. ensure building uses are DATED this 25th day of inline with building con- May, 2007. struction type. Marlon L. Bates, suc- Consideration of pro- cessor trustee posed ordinance to re- Scalley Reading Bates quire the upgrading of Hansen & Rasmussen, accessing roads in major P.C. subdivisions where a mi- Gateway Tower West nor subdivision has been 15 West South Temple, previously approved. Ste. 600 Consideration of pro- P.O Box 11429 posed amendment to Salt Lake City, Utah Chapter 4 to require the 84144 cleaning of residential / Telephone:(801)531- commercial construction 7870 sites and dust control Business Hours: 9:00 measures be taken dur- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ing the development Trustee No. 95089- process. 050604004333 Report from Council Liai- (Published in the Tran- son Member Todd script Bulletin May 29, Castagno. June 5 & 12, 2007) Consideration of minutes of 04-19-07 & 05-10-07 P&Z meetings. Open discussion. Adjourn. Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and provide comment upon the proposals scheduled for public hearings. Writ- ten comments will also be considered if submitted to the Zoning Admin- istrator in advance of the hearing. The current zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. In accordance with the Americans With Disabili- ties Act, Grantsville City will accommodate reasonable requests to assist the disabled to par- ticipate in meetings. Re- quest for assistance may be made by calling City Hall at 884-3411 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting that will be attended. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, 2007) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ESTABLISH THE CIMMARRON SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT, TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH NOTICE is hereby given to all interested persons that on May 22, 2007, the Board of County Commissioners (the “Commission”) of Tooele County, Utah adopted a resolution declaring that the public health, con- venience, and necessity require the establishment of a proposed special service district, to be known as the East Cim- marron Special Service District, Tooele County, Utah (the “District”) to provide the following services: water including culinary and irrigation, and sewerage; to properties within the District’s boundaries and providing for the holding of a public hearing on the proposed establishment of the District. In the event the District is created and in the event an election is called and a majority of qualified electors voting at an election grant approval, taxes may be annually levied upon all taxable property within the District. For services provided by the District, such as water or sewer services, charges may be imposed to pay for all or part of the services to be provided by the Dis- trict. The boundaries and service area of the Dis- trict shall include por- tions of Tooele County, Utah, including the D.R. Davis PUD Amended property located East of State Road-36 at approximately 3520 North (Cimmarron Way), more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 3, TOWN- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG 4 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN AND RUNNING THENCE NORTH 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ALONG THE NORTH- ERLY LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUAR- TER OF SAID SECTION 3, A DISTANCE OF 131.15 FEET TO THE EASTERLY LINE OF SR-36 AND THE POINT OF BEGINNING FOR THIS DESCRIPTION; THENCE NORTH 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ALONG THE NORTH- ERLY LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUAR- TER OF SAID SECTION 3, A DISTANCE OF 908.35 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00º25’43” EAST, A DISTANCE OF 670.59 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89º39’05” WEST, A DISTANCE OF 908.49 FEET TO THE EASTERLY LINE OF S R - 3 6 ; THENCE NORTH 00º24’59” NOTICE OF INTENTION WEST, ALONG THE TO ESTABLISH THE EASTERLY LINE OF CIMMARRON SPECIAL SR-36, A DISTANCE OF SERVICE DISTRICT, 139.15 FEET TO THE TOOELE COUNTY, SOUTHERLY LINE OF UTAH CIMMARRON WAY; NOTICE is hereby given THENCE ALONG THE to all interested persons SOUTHERLY, EAST- that on May 22, 2007, ERLY, AND NORTH- the Board of County ERLY LINES OF CIM- Commissioners (the MARRON WAY THE “Commission”) of Tooele FOLLOWING ( 5 ) County, Utah adopted a COURSES: (1) THENCE resolution declaring that EAST, A DISTANCE OF the public health, con- 81.75 FEET; (2) venience, and necessity THENCE ALONG THE require the establish- ARC OF A CURVE TO ment of a proposed spe- THE RIGHT, WITH A cial service district, to be RADIUS OF 25.00 known as the East Cim- FEET, THROUGH A marron Special Service CENTRAL ANGLE OF District, Tooele County, 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE Utah (the “District”) to OF 21.68 FEET TO A provide the following POINT OF REVERSE services: water including CURVE; (3) THENCE culinary and irrigation, ALONG THE ARC OF A and sewerage; to prop- CURVE TO THE LEFT, erties within the District’s WITH A RADIUS OF boundaries and provid- 60.00 FEET, THROUGH ing for the holding of a A CENTRAL ANGLE OF public hearing on the 279º21’40”, A DIS- proposed establishment TANCE OF 292.55 of the District. FEET, TO A POINT OF NOTICE OF TRUS- In the event the District REVERSE CURVE; (4) TEE'S SALE is created and in the THENCE ALONG THE The following described event an election is ARC OF A CURVE TO real property will be sold called and a majority of THE RIGHT, WITH A at public auction to the qualified electors voting RADIUS OF 25.00 highest bidder, purchase at an election grant ap- FEET, THROUGH A price payable in lawful proval, taxes may be an- CENTRAL ANGLE OF money of the United nually levied upon all 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE States of America at the taxable property within OF 21.68 FEET; time of sale, at the main the District. For services THENCE WEST, A DIS- entrance of the Tooele NOTICE OF TRUS- provided by the District, TANCE OF 82.19 FEET County Courthouse, TEE’S SALE such as water or sewer TO THE EASTERLY a/k/a the Third Judicial APN: 13-083-0-0104 services, charges may LINE OF SR-36; District Court, 74 South Trust No. 1094241-07 be imposed to pay for all THENCE NORTH 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Ref: Judy Ann Jameson or part of the services to 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, on Monday, July 2, TRA: L o a n N o . be provided by the Dis- ALONG THE EAST- 2007, at the hour of xxxxxx0146. IMPOR- trict. ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A 10:00 a.m. of that day TANT NOTICE TO The boundaries and DISTANCE OF 471.44 for the purpose of fore- PROPERTY OWNER: service area of the Dis- FEET TO THE POINT closing a deed of trust YOU ARE IN DEFAULT trict shall include por- OF BEGINNING. CON- executed by Lance L. UNDER A DEED OF tions of Tooele County, TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 McCubbins and Gillian TRUST, DATED October Utah, including the D.R. SQUARE FEET, 13.601 Denise McCubbins in fa- 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU Davis PUD Amended ACRES. vor of Republic Mort- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- property located East of The public hearing shall gage, a division of Old TECT YOUR PROP- State Road-36 at ap- be held on June 26, Kent Mortgage Com- ERTY, IT MAY BE proximately 3520 North 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as pany, covering real prop- SOLD AT A PUBLIC (Cimmarron Way), more soon thereafter as feasi- erty located at approxi- SALE. IF YOU NEED particularly described as ble, at the county offices mately 727 North 350 AN EXPLANATION OF follows: at 47 South Main, West, Tooele, Tooele THIS PROCEEDING, COMMENCING AT THE Tooele, Utah. Any inter- County, Utah, and more YOU SHOULD CON- NORTHWEST CORNER ested person may pro- particularly described as: TACT A LAWYER. On OF SECTION 3, TOWN- test the establishment of LOT 38, COPPER CAN- July 03, 2007, at NOTICE OF TRUS- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG the District either orally YON PHASE 1 SUBDI- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- TEE’S SALE 4 WEST, SALT LAKE at said public hearing, or VISION AMENDED dall, as duly appointed APN: 02-112-0-0018 BASE AND MERIDIAN in a written protest filed PLAT, ACCORDING TO Trustee under a Deed of Trust No. 1098897-07 AND RUNNING with the Tooele County THE OFFICIAL PLAT Trust recorded Novem- Ref: William J Wyatt THENCE NORTH Clerk. All written pro- THEREOF, AS RE- ber 01, 2005, as Instru- TRA: L o a n N o . 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, tests must be filed within CORDED IN THE OF- ment No. 249461, in xxxxxx7011. IMPOR- ALONG THE NORTH- 15 days after the conclu- FICE OF THE COUNTY Book xx, Page xx, of the TANT NOTICE TO ERLY LINE OF THE sion of said public hear- RECORDER. Official Records in the PROPERTY OWNER: NORTHWEST QUAR- ing and all withdrawals 12-100-0-0038 office at the County Re- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TER OF SAID SECTION or cancellations of with- The current beneficiary corder of Tooele County, UNDER A DEED OF 3, A DISTANCE OF drawals must be filed of the trust deed is Mort- State of Utah, executed TRUST, DATED Novem- 131.15 FEET TO THE within 30 days after the gage Electronic Regis- by Judy Ann Jameson ber 23, 2005. UNLESS EASTERLY LINE OF conclusion of said public tration Systems, Inc., and Delbert A Jameson, YOU TAKE ACTION TO SR-36 AND THE POINT hearing. The Commis- and the record owners of Wife And Husband As PROTECT YOUR OF BEGINNING FOR sion will hear all inter- the property as of the re- Joint Tenants, will sell at PROPERTY, IT MAY BE THIS DESCRIPTION; ested persons desiring cording of the notice of public auction to highest SOLD AT A PUBLIC THENCE NORTH to be heard and will give default are Lance L. bidder, payable in lawful SALE. IF YOU NEED 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, full consideration to all McCubbins and Gillian money of the United AN EXPLANATION OF ALONG THE NORTH- protests. If special ac- Denise McCubbins. The States at the time of THIS PROCEEDING, ERLY LINE OF THE commodations are re- trustee's sale of the sale. Successful bidders YOU SHOULD CON- NOTICE OF TRUS- NORTHWEST QUAR- quired, please call (435) aforedescribed real must tender a deposit of TACT A LAWYER. On TEE’S SALE TER OF SAID SECTION 843-3150 with reason- property will be made $5,000 in certified funds July 03, 2007, at APN: 10-046-0-0100 3, A DISTANCE OF able advance notice. without warranty as to ti- to the trustee at the time 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Trust No. 07-6779-UT 908.35 FEET; THENCE Any written protest made tle, possession, or en- of sale, with the balance dall, as duly appointed Ref. Anthony Jones SOUTH 00º25’43” on behalf of a corpora- cumbrances. Bidders due by noon the follow- Trustee under a Deed of Loan No. 51738466 IM- EAST, A DISTANCE OF tion owning property must be prepared to ten- ing business day, at the Trust recorded Novem- PORTANT NOTICE TO 670.59 FEET; THENCE within the proposed Dis- der $5,000.00 in certified office of the Trustee. At ber 30, 2005, as Instru- PROPERTY OWNER. SOUTH 89º39’05” trict shall be signed by funds at the sale and the the Tooele County ment No. 250842, in YOU ARE IN DEFAULT WEST, A DISTANCE OF the president, vice presi- balance of the purchase Courthouse, 74 South Book xx, Page xx, of the UNDER A DEED OF 908.49 FEET TO THE dent, or any duly author- price in certified funds by 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Official Records in the TRUST DATED March EASTERLY LINE OF ized agent of the corpo- 10:00 a.m. the following all right, title and interest office at the County Re- 19, 1998. UNLESS YOU S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ration. Where property business day. The trus- conveyed to and now corder of Tooele County, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- NORTH 00º24’59” within the proposed Dis- tee reserves the right to held by it under said State of Utah, executed TECT YOUR PROP- WEST, ALONG THE trict is owned by more cancel the foreclosure Deed of Trust in the by William Junior Wyatt, ERTY, IT MAY BE NOTICE OF INTENTION EASTERLY LINE OF than one person or en- after the sale based property situated in said An Unmarried Man, will SOLD AT A PUBLIC TO ESTABLISH THE SR-36, A DISTANCE OF tity, all owners holding ti- upon information un- County and State de- sell at public auction to SALE. IF YOU NEED CIMMARRON SPECIAL 139.15 FEET TO THE tle to the property must known to the trustee at scribed as: Lot 104, Pal- highest bidder, payable AN EXPLANATION OF SERVICE DISTRICT, SOUTHERLY LINE OF join in the signing of the the time of the sale, mer Subdivison Lot 1 in lawful money of the THIS PROCEEDING, TOOELE COUNTY, CIMMARRON WAY; protest in order for it to such as a bankruptcy fil- amended, a subdivision United States at the time YOU SHOULD CON- UTAH THENCE ALONG THE be considered in the fifty ing or an agreement be- of Tooele County, ac- of sale. Successful bid- TACT A LAWYER. On NOTICE is hereby given SOUTHERLY, EAST- percent (50%) calcula- tween the trustor and cording to the official plat ders must tender a de- June 26, 2007, at to all interested persons ERLY, AND NORTH- tion discussed below. NOTICE TO CREDI- beneficiary to postpone thereof on file and of re- posit of $5,000 in certi- 4:30PM , James H. that on May 22, 2007, ERLY LINES OF CIM- If, within 30 days after TORS AND AN- or cancel the sale. If so cord in the Tooele fied funds to the trustee Woodall, as duly ap- the Board of County MARRON WAY THE the conclusion of said NOUNCEMENT OF AP- cancelled, the only re- County Recorder's Of- at the time of sale, with pointed Trustee under a Commissioners (the FOLLOWING ( 5 ) public hearing, more POINTMENT course of the purchaser fice. The street address the balance due by noon Deed of Trust recorded “Commission”) of Tooele COURSES: (1) THENCE than fifty percent (50%) Estate of DOROTHY R. is to receive a refund of and other common des- the following business March 24, 1998, as In- County, Utah adopted a EAST, A DISTANCE OF of the qualified voters of TURNER, Deceased. the money paid to the ignation of the real prop- day, at the office of the strument No. 108883 in resolution declaring that 81.75 FEET; (2) the territory proposed to Probate No. 073300039 trustee. THIS IS AN AT- erty described above is Trustee. At the Tooele Book 0497 at Page 0538 the public health, con- THENCE ALONG THE be included within the DENTON R. TURNER TEMPT TO COLLECT A purported to be: 2060 N County Courthouse, 74 of the Official Records in venience, and necessity ARC OF A CURVE TO District, or the owners of and STEVEN M. DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Churchwood Drive, South 100 East, Tooele, the office at the County require the establish- THE RIGHT, WITH A over fifty percent (50%) TURNER, whose ad- TIONTuesdaOBTAINEDy JuneWILL 5, Tooele,2007UT 84074-9443. Utah, all right, title and Recorder ofTooeleTooele Transcript-Bullement oftainproposed spe- RADIUS OF 25.00 of the taxable value of dresses are: DentonB11 BE USED FOR THAT Estimated Total Debt as interest conveyed to and County, State of Utah cial service district, to be FEET, THROUGH A the taxable property pro- Turner, 934 Old Bridge PURPOSE. of July 03, 2007 is now held by it under said executed by Anthony known as the East Cim- CENTRAL ANGLE OF posed to be included Court, Santa Fe, New DATEDPublicthis Notices4th day of $406,178.80.Public NoticesThe under - DeedPublicof Trust Noticesin the JonesPublicWILL NoticesSELL AT Public Notices marronPublicSpecial NoticesService 49º40’50”,PublicA NoticesDISTANCE withinPublicthe NoticesDistrict, file Mexico,Public87505, Noticesand Ste - June, Trustees2007. signedTrusteesTrustee disclaims propertyTrusteessituated in said PUBLICTrusteesAUCTION TO Miscellaneous District,MiscellaneousTooele County, OFMiscellaneous21.68 FEET TO A writtenMiscellaneousprotests against venMiscellaneousM. Turner, 430 Can- Marlon L. Bates, suc- any liability for any incor- County and State de- THE HIGHEST BIDDER, Utah (the “District”) to POINT OF REVERSE the establishment of the yon Circle, Tooele, Utah, cessor trustee rectness of the street ad- scribed as: Lot 5, Block PAYABLE IN LAWFUL NOTICE provide the following CURVE; (3) THENCE District, the Commission 84074, have been ap- Scalley Reading Bates dress and other common 156, plat "C", Tooele MONEY OF THE The Utah Solid and Haz- services: water including ALONG THE ARC OF A is required by law to pointed Co-Personal Hansen & Rasmussen, designation, if any, Survey, according to the UNITED STATE AT THE ardous Waste Control culinary and irrigation, CURVE TO THE LEFT, abandon the proposed Representatives of the P.C. shown herein. Said sale plat thereof, recorded in TIME OF SALE. SUC- Board is proposing to and sewerage; to prop- WITH A RADIUS OF creation of the District. e s t a t e o f t h e Gateway Tower West will be made without the Office of the Toole CESSFUL BIDDERS enter into a Stipulation erties within the District’s 60.00 FEET, THROUGH After the public hearing above-named decedent. 15 West South Temple, covenant or warranty, County Recorder. The MUST TENDER A DE- and Consent Order with boundaries and provid- A CENTRAL ANGLE OF and 30-day protest pe- All persons having Ste. 600 express or implied, re- street address and other POSIT OF $5,000 IN Northeast Casualty Real ing for the holding of a 279º21’40”, A DIS- riod closes, the Govern- claims against the above P.O Box 11429 garding title, possession, common designation of CERTIFIED FUNDS TO Property, LLC to resolve public hearing on the TANCE OF 292.55 ing Authority shall adopt estate are required to Salt Lake City, Utah condition or encum- the real property de- THE TRUSTEE AT THE a Notice of Violation (No. proposed establishment FEET, TO A POINT OF a resolution either estab- present them to the un- 84144 brances, including fees, scribed above is pur- TIME OF SALE, WITH 06012049) issued on of the District. REVERSE CURVE; (4) lishing the District, dersigned or to the Clerk Telephone: (801) 531- charges and expenses ported to be: 281 E Vine THE BALANCE DUE BY January 19, 2007. In the event the District THENCE ALONG THE amending the District or of the Court on or before 7870 of the Trustee and of the Street, Tooele, UT NOON THE FOLLOW- The public comment pe- is created and in the ARC OF A CURVE TO abandoning the estab- the 29th day of August, Business Hours: 9:00 trusts created by said 84074. Estimated Total ING BUSINESS DAY, riod for Stipulation and event an election is THE RIGHT, WITH A lishment of the District. 2007, or said claims a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Deed of Trust, to pay the Debt as of July 03, 2007 AT THE OFFICE OF Consent Order No. called and a majority of RADIUS OF 25.00 A resolution approving shall be forever barred. T r u s t e e N o . remaining principal sums is $78,611.37. The un- THE TRUSTEE. At the 0701006 will begin on qualified electors voting FEET, THROUGH A the establishment of the DENTON D. TURNER 94084-6068408756867 of the note(s) secured by dersigned Trustee dis- West Main Enterance, June 5, 2007, when the at an election grant ap- CENTRAL ANGLE OF District may contain any 934 Old Bridge Court, (Published in the Tran- said Deed of Trust. The claims any liability for North Steps of the public notice is published proval, taxes may be an- 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE changes from the initial Santa Fe, New Mexico, script Bulletin June 5, 12 current beneficiary of the any incorrectness of the Tooele County District in the Salt Lake Tribune, nually levied upon all OF 21.68 FEET; resolution or this notice 87505 & 19, 2007) Trust Deed as of the street address and other Court, 74 South 100 Deseret Morning News, taxable property within THENCE WEST, A DIS- of intention the Commis- T e l e p h o n e N o . date of this notice is: common designation, if East, Tooele, UT all and Tooele Transcript the District. For services TANCE OF 82.19 FEET sion determines to be (505)982-2577 NOTICE OF TRUS- Homecomings Financial, any, shown herein. Said right, title, and interest Bulletin. The comment provided by the District, TO THE EASTERLY appropriate, including re- STEVEN M. TURNER TEE’S SALE Llc. The record owner of sale will be made without conveyed to and now period will end on July 5, such as water or sewer LINE OF SR-36; duction of boundaries of 430 Canyon Circle, APN: 13-083-0-0104 the property as of the re- covenant or warranty, held by it under said 2007. Copies of the services, charges may THENCE NORTH the District and elimina- Tooele, Utah 84074 Trust No. 1094241-07 cording of the Notice of express or implied, re- Deed to Trust in the the Consent Order and all be imposed to pay for all 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, tion of one or more of T e l e p h o n e N o . Ref: Judy Ann Jameson Default is/are: Judy Ann garding title, possession, property situated in said related documents will or part of the services to ALONG THE EAST- the types of services (435)882-7586 TRA: L o a n N o . Jameson and Delbert A. condition or encum- County and State de- be available for public be provided by the Dis- ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A proposed. The bounda- (Published in the Tran- xxxxxx0146. IMPOR- Jameson. Dated: June brances, including fees, scribed as: All of Lot review throughout the trict. DISTANCE OF 471.44 ries of the District may script Bulletin May 29, TANT NOTICE TO 05, 2007. charges and expenses 100, Westland Mobile comment period on the The boundaries and FEET TO THE POINT not be increased nor ad- June 5 & 12, 2007) PROPERTY OWNER: James H. Woodall, of the Trustee and of the Estates No. 2, according Division web page at service area of the Dis- OF BEGINNING. CON- ditional types of services YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 10653 River Front trusts created by said to the official plat thereof www.hazardouswaste.ut trict shall include por- TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 added, unless the Com- TOWN OF RUSH VAL- UNDER A DEED OF Parkway, Suite 290, Deed of Trust, to pay the on file and of record in ah.gov/hpc-l.htm and tions of Tooele County, SQUARE FEET, 13.601 mission gives a new no- LEY NOTICE INVITING TRUST, DATED October South Jordan, UT remaining principal sums the Tooele County Re- during normal business Utah, including the D.R. ACRES. tice of intention and BIDS FOR CONSTRUC- 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU 84095 (801)254-9450 of the note(s) secured by corder's office The street hours, or at other times Davis PUD Amended The public hearing shall holds a new public hear- TION OF KITCHEN AT TAKE ACTION TO PRO- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) said Deed of Trust. The address and other com- with prior arrangement, property located East of be held on June 26, ing. TOWN HALL TECT YOUR PROP- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 current beneficiary of the mon designation of the at the following location: State Road-36 at ap- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as Any person who shall Notice is hereby given ERTY, IT MAY BE P.M. Signature/by: Trust Deed as of the real property described Utah Department of En- proximately 3520 North soon thereafter as feasi- have timely filed a writ- that Town of Rush Valley SOLD AT A PUBLIC James H. Woodall, date of this notice is: above is purported to be: vironmental Quality (Cimmarron Way), more ble, at the county offices ten protest and who is a (hereafter “Town”), is ac- SALE. IF YOU NEED Trustee R-143735 Deutsche Bank National 795 Fleetwood Drive Division of Solid and particularly described as at 47 South Main, qualified voter residing cepting bids from quali- AN EXPLANATION OF (Published in the Tran- Trust Company, As Tooele, UT 84074 The Hazardous Waste follows: Tooele, Utah. Any inter- within, or owning prop- fied licensed contractors THIS PROCEEDING, script Bulletin June 5, 12 Trustee For Long Beach undersigned Trustee dis- 288 North 1460 West, COMMENCING AT THE ested person may pro- erty within, the District, to construct a kitchen at YOU SHOULD CON- & 19, 2007) Mortgage Loan Trust claims any liability for 4th floor NORTHWEST CORNER test the establishment of may petition the district the Rush Valley Town TACT A LAWYER. On 2006-1. The record any incorrectness of the Salt Lake City, UT 84116 OF SECTION 3, TOWN- the District either orally court within 30 days after Hall, 52 South Park July 03, 2007, at NOTICE OF TRUS- owner of the property as street address and other Written comments will be SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG at said public hearing, or the adoption of said Lane, Rush Valley, Utah. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- TEE’S SALE of the recording of the common designation, if accepted until 5:00 p.m. 4 WEST, SALT LAKE in a written protest filed creation resolution for a Sealed bids for this dall, as duly appointed APN: 02-112-0-0018 Notice of Default is/are: any, shown herein. Said on July 5, 2007, and BASE AND MERIDIAN with the Tooele County writ of review. The Kitchen will be received Trustee under a Deed of Trust No. 1098897-07 William Junior Wyatt, sale will be made without should be submitted to: AND RUNNING Clerk. All written pro- grounds for such a peti- by Joyce McAtee at Trust recorded Novem- Ref: William J Wyatt Trustee of The William. covenant or warranty, Dennis R. Downs, Ex- THENCE NORTH tests must be filed within tion are limited to: (1) a 1200 West Highway 199, ber 01, 2005, as Instru- TRA: L o a n N o . Dated: June 05, 2007. express or implied, re- ecutive Secretary 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, 15 days after the conclu- claim that the petitioner’s Rush Valley, Utah 84069 ment No. 249461, in xxxxxx7011. IMPOR- James H. Woodall garding title, possession, Utah Solid and Hazard- ALONG THE NORTH- sion of said public hear- property will not be (Tel: 837-2229) until Book xx, Page xx, of the TANT NOTICE TO 10653 River Front condition, or encum- ous Waste Control ERLY LINE OF THE ing and all withdrawals benefited by the services 5:00 p.m. on June 20, Official Records in the PROPERTY OWNER: Parkway, Suite 290, brances, including fees, Board NORTHWEST QUAR- or cancellations of with- to be provided by the 2007. The Bids will be office at the County Re- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT South Jordan, UT charges, expenses of Division of Solid and TER OF SAID SECTION drawals must be filed District; and (2) a claim opened by the Rush Val- corder of Tooele County, UNDER A DEED OF 84095 (801)254-9450 the Trustee and of the Hazardous Waste 3, A DISTANCE OF within 30 days after the that the procedures used ley Town Council at the State of Utah, executed TRUST, DATED Novem- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) trusts created by said P.O. Box 144880 131.15 FEET TO THE conclusion of said public to establish the District Town Hall on June 20, by Judy Ann Jameson ber 23, 2005. UNLESS Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 Deed of Trust, to pay the Salt Lake City, UT EASTERLY LINE OF hearing. The Commis- violated the law. 2007 at the meeting and Delbert A Jameson, YOU TAKE ACTION TO P.M. Signature/by: remaining principle sums 84114-4880 SR-36 AND THE POINT sion will hear all inter- FAILURE TO TIMELY starting at 7:00 p.m. In- Wife And Husband As PROTECT YOUR James H. Woodall, of the note(s) secured by For further information OF BEGINNING FOR ested persons desiring FILE A WRITTEN PRO- terested parties are in- Joint Tenants, will sell at PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Trustee R-143737 said Deed of Trust. The contact Edward Costo- THIS DESCRIPTION; to be heard and will give TEST PRECLUDES vited to attend. public auction to highest SOLD AT A PUBLIC (Published in the Tran- current beneficiary of the miris of the Division of THENCE NORTH full consideration to all THE PROTEST FROM Interested contractors bidder, payable in lawful SALE. IF YOU NEED script Bulletin June 5, 12 Trust Deed as of the Solid and Hazardous 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, protests. If special ac- BEING INCLUDED IN should contact Dana money of the United AN EXPLANATION OF & 19, 2007) date of this notice is Gre- W a s t e a t ( 8 0 1 ) ALONG THE NORTH- commodations are re- THE 50% CALCULA- Gardner at 76 North States at the time of THIS PROCEEDING, entree Servicing, LLC 538-6170. In compli- ERLY LINE OF THE quired, please call (435) TION DISCUSSED Main St, Rush Valley, sale. Successful bidders YOU SHOULD CON- NOTICE OF TRUS- Servicing Agent for ance with the Americans NORTHWEST QUAR- 843-3150 with reason- ABOVE AND THE Utah Telephone # must tender a deposit of TACT A LAWYER. On TEE’S SALE Washington Mutual with Disabilities Act, indi- TER OF SAID SECTION able advance notice. PROTESTANT FROM 435-837-2322 to obtain $5,000 in certified funds July 03, 2007, at APN: 10-046-0-0100 Bank, FSB The record viduals with special 3, A DISTANCE OF Any written protest made FILING A PETITION the specifications and in- to the trustee at the time 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Trust No. 07-6779-UT owner of the property as needs (including auxil- 908.35 FEET; THENCE on behalf of a corpora- FOR A WRIT OF RE- structions for this project of sale, with the balance dall, as duly appointed Ref. Anthony Jones of the recording of the iary communicative aids SOUTH 00º25’43” tion owning property VIEW. FAILURE TO Monday through Friday due by noon the follow- Trustee under a Deed of Loan No. 51738466 IM- Notice of Default are An- and services) should EAST, A DISTANCE OF within the proposed Dis- TIMELY FILE A PETI- from 9 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ing business day, at the Trust recorded Novem- PORTANT NOTICE TO thony Jones Dated: May contact Jennifer Burge, 670.59 FEET; THENCE trict shall be signed by TION FOR WRIT OF No bid may be with- office of the Trustee. At ber 30, 2005, as Instru- PROPERTY OWNER. 22, 2007 James H. Woo- Office of Human Re- SOUTH 89º39’05” the president, vice presi- REVIEW FORECLOSES drawn for a period of the Tooele County ment No. 250842, in YOU ARE IN DEFAULT dall 10653 River Front sources at 536-4413 WEST, A DISTANCE OF dent, or any duly author- ANY RIGHTS TO thirty days after the date Courthouse, 74 South Book xx, Page xx, of the UNDER A DEED OF Parkway, Suite 290 (TDD 536-4414). 908.49 FEET TO THE ized agent of the corpo- THEREAFTER OBJECT set for the opening 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Official Records in the TRUST DATED March South Jordan, Utah (Published in the Tran- EASTERLY LINE OF ration. Where property TO THE ESTABLISH- thereof. all right, title and interest office at the County Re- 19, 1998. UNLESS YOU 84095 (801) 254-9450 script Bulletin June 5, S R - 3 6 ; THENCE within the proposed Dis- MENT OF THE DIS- The Town reserves the conveyed to and now corder of Tooele County, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- James H. Woodall, Trus- 2007) NORTH 00º24’59” trict is owned by more TRICT. right to accept any or to held by it under said State of Utah, executed TECT YOUR PROP- tee Hours: 9:00 a.m.- WEST, ALONG THE than one person or en- DATED May 22, reject any or all bids or Deed of Trust in the by William Junior Wyatt, ERTY, IT MAY BE 5:00 p.m. P294387 NOTICE OF INTENTION EASTERLY LINE OF tity, all owners holding ti- 2007 waive any informality in property situated in said An Unmarried Man, will SOLD AT A PUBLIC (Published in the Tran- TO ESTABLISH THE SR-36, A DISTANCE OF tle to the property must /s/ Marilyn Gillette a bid. County and State de- sell at public auction to SALE. IF YOU NEED script Bulletin May 29, CIMMARRON SPECIAL 139.15 FEET TO THE join in the signing of the County Clerk Dated this 1st day of scribed as: Lot 104, Pal- highest bidder, payable AN EXPLANATION OF June 5 & 12, 2007) SERVICE DISTRICT, SOUTHERLY LINE OF protest in order for it to (Published in the Tran- June, 2007. mer Subdivison Lot 1 in lawful money of the THIS PROCEEDING, TOOELE COUNTY, CIMMARRON WAY; be considered in the fifty script Bulletin June 5, 12 JOYCE MCATEE amended, a subdivision United States at the time YOU SHOULD CON- Public Notices UTAH THENCE ALONG THE percent (50%) calcula- & 19, 2007) Rush Valley Town of Tooele County, ac- of sale. Successful bid- TACT A LAWYER. On NOTICE is hereby given SOUTHERLY, EAST- tion discussed below. Recorder cording to the official plat ders must tender a de- June 26, 2007, at Miscellaneous to all interested persons ERLY, AND NORTH- If, within 30 days after NOTICE TO CREDI- (Published in the Tran- thereof on file and of re- posit of $5,000 in certi- 4:30PM , James H. that on May 22, 2007, ERLY LINES OF CIM- the conclusion of said TORS AND AN- script Bulletin May 31 & Deadline for public no- cord in the Tooele fied funds to the trustee Woodall, as duly ap- the Board of County MARRON WAY THE public hearing, more NOUNCEMENT OF AP- June 5, 2007) tices is 4 p.m. the day County Recorder's Of- at the time of sale, with pointed Trustee under a Commissioners (the FOLLOWING ( 5 ) than fifty percent (50%) POINTMENT prior to publication. fice. The street address the balance due by noon Deed of Trust recorded “Commission”) of Tooele COURSES: (1) THENCE of the qualified voters of Estate of DOROTHY R. Public notices submit- and other common des- the following business March 24, 1998, as In- County, Utah adopted a EAST, A DISTANCE OF the territory proposed to TURNER, Deceased. Storage ted past the deadline ignation of the real prop- day, at the office of the strument No. 108883 in resolution declaring that 81.75 FEET; (2) be included within the Probate No. 073300039 will not be accepted. erty described above is Trustee. At the Tooele Book 0497 at Page 0538 the public health, con- THENCE ALONG THE District, or the owners of DENTON R. TURNER UPAXLP STORAGE UNITS Avail- purported to be: 2060 N County Courthouse, 74 of the Official Records in venience, and necessity ARC OF A CURVE TO over fifty percent (50%) and STEVEN M. able, Grantsville Indus- Churchwood Drive, South 100 East, Tooele, the office at the County WANT TO get the latest require the establish- THE RIGHT, WITH A of the taxable value of TURNER, whose ad- trial Park. 8x10 $50/mo; Tooele, UT 84074-9443. Utah, all right, title and Recorder of Tooele local news? Subscribe ment of a proposed spe- RADIUS OF 25.00 the taxable property pro- dresses are: Denton 8 x 2 0 $ 8 0 / m o . Estimated Total Debt as interest conveyed to and County, State of Utah to the Transcript Bulle- cial service district, to be FEET, THROUGH A posed to be included Turner, 934 Old Bridge (435)884-6628 (801) of July 03, 2007 is now held by it under said executed by Anthony tin. known as the East Cim- CENTRAL ANGLE OF within the District, file Court, Santa Fe, New 560-4274 $406,178.80. The under- Deed of Trust in the Jones WILL SELL AT marron Special Service 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE written protests against Mexico, 87505, and Ste- signed Trustee disclaims property situated in said PUBLIC AUCTION TO BECOME A SUB- District, Tooele County, OF 21.68 FEET TO A the establishment of the ven M. Turner, 430 Can- BECOME A SUB- any liability for any incor- County and State de- THE HIGHEST BIDDER, SCRIBER. 882-0050 Utah (the “District”) to POINT OF REVERSE District, the Commission yon Circle, Tooele, Utah, SCRIBER. 882-0050 rectness of the street ad- scribed as: Lot 5, Block PAYABLE IN LAWFUL provide the following CURVE; (3) THENCE is required by law to 84074, have been ap- dress and other common 156, plat "C", Tooele MONEY OF THE services: water including ALONG THE ARC OF A abandon the proposed pointed Co-Personal designation, if any, Survey, according to the UNITED STATE AT THE culinary and irrigation, CURVE TO THE LEFT, creation of the District. Representatives of the shown herein. Said sale plat thereof, recorded in TIME OF SALE. SUC- and sewerage; to prop- WITH A RADIUS OF After the public hearing e s t a t e o f t h e will be made without the Office of the Toole CESSFUL BIDDERS erties within the District’s 60.00 FEET, THROUGH and 30-day protest pe- above-named decedent. covenant or warranty, County Recorder. The MUST TENDER A DE- boundaries and provid- A CENTRAL ANGLE OF riod closes, the Govern- All persons having express or implied, re- street address and other POSIT OF $5,000 IN ing for the holding of a 279º21’40”, A DIS- ing Authority shall adopt claims against the above garding title, possession, common designation of CERTIFIED FUNDS TO public hearing on the TANCE OF 292.55 a resolution either estab- estate are required to condition or encum- the real property de- THE TRUSTEE AT THE proposed establishment FEET, TO A POINT OF lishing the District, present them to the un- brances, including fees, scribed above is pur- TIME OF SALE, WITH of the District. REVERSE CURVE; (4) amending the District or dersigned or to the Clerk charges and expenses ported to be: 281 E Vine THE BALANCE DUE BY In the event the District THENCE ALONG THE abandoning the estab- of the Court on or before of the Trustee and of the Street, Tooele, UT NOON THE FOLLOW- is created and in the ARC OF A CURVE TO lishment of the District. the 29th day of August, trusts created by said 84074. Estimated Total ING BUSINESS DAY, event an election is THE RIGHT, WITH A A resolution approving 2007, or said claims Deed of Trust, to pay the Debt as of July 03, 2007 AT THE OFFICE OF called and a majority of RADIUS OF 25.00 the establishment of the shall be forever barred. remaining principal sums is $78,611.37. The un- THE TRUSTEE. At the qualified electors voting FEET, THROUGH A District may contain any DENTON D. TURNER of the note(s) secured by dersigned Trustee dis- West Main Enterance, at an election grant ap- CENTRAL ANGLE OF changes from the initial 934 Old Bridge Court, said Deed of Trust. The claims any liability for North Steps of the proval, taxes may be an- 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE resolution or this notice Santa Fe, New Mexico, current beneficiary of the any incorrectness of the Tooele County District nually levied upon all OF 21.68 FEET; of intention the Commis- 87505 Trust Deed as of the street address and other Court, 74 South 100 taxable property within THENCE WEST, A DIS- sion determines to be T e l e p h o n e N o . date of this notice is: common designation, if East, Tooele, UT all the District. For services TANCE OF 82.19 FEET appropriate, including re- (505)982-2577 Homecomings Financial, any, shown herein. Said right, title, and interest provided by the District, TO THE EASTERLY duction of boundaries of STEVEN M. TURNER Llc. The record owner of sale will be made without conveyed to and now such as water or sewer LINE OF SR-36; the District and elimina- 430 Canyon Circle, the property as of the re- covenant or warranty, held by it under said services, charges may THENCE NORTH tion of one or more of Tooele, Utah 84074 cording of the Notice of express or implied, re- Deed to Trust in the the be imposed to pay for all 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, the types of services T e l e p h o n e N o . Default is/are: Judy Ann garding title, possession, property situated in said or part of the services to ALONG THE EAST- proposed. The bounda- (435)882-7586 Jameson and Delbert A. condition or encum- County and State de- be provided by the Dis- ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A ries of the District may (Published in the Tran- Jameson. Dated: June brances, including fees, scribed as: All of Lot trict. DISTANCE OF 471.44 not be increased nor ad- script Bulletin May 29, 05, 2007. charges and expenses 100, Westland Mobile The boundaries and FEET TO THE POINT ditional types of services June 5 & 12, 2007) James H. Woodall, of the Trustee and of the Estates No. 2, according service area of the Dis- OF BEGINNING. CON- added, unless the Com- 10653 River Front trusts created by said to the official plat thereof trict shall include por- TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 mission gives a new no- Parkway, Suite 290, Deed of Trust, to pay the on file and of record in tions of Tooele County, SQUARE FEET, 13.601 tice of intention and South Jordan, UT remaining principal sums the Tooele County Re- Utah, including the D.R. ACRES. holds a new public hear- 84095 (801)254-9450 of the note(s) secured by corder's office The street Davis PUD Amended The public hearing shall ing. (800)245-1886 (Hotline) said Deed of Trust. The address and other com- property located East of be held on June 26, Any person who shall Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 current beneficiary of the mon designation of the State Road-36 at ap- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as have timely filed a writ- P.M. Signature/by: Trust Deed as of the real property described proximately 3520 North soon thereafter as feasi- ten protest and who is a James H. Woodall, date of this notice is: above is purported to be: (Cimmarron Way), more ble, at the county offices qualified voter residing Trustee R-143735 Deutsche Bank National 795 Fleetwood Drive particularly described as at 47 South Main, within, or owning prop- (Published in the Tran- Trust Company, As Tooele, UT 84074 The follows: Tooele, Utah. Any inter- erty within, the District, script Bulletin June 5, 12 Trustee For Long Beach undersigned Trustee dis- COMMENCING AT THE ested person may pro- may petition the district & 19, 2007) Mortgage Loan Trust claims any liability for NORTHWEST CORNER test the establishment of court within 30 days after 2006-1. The record any incorrectness of the OF SECTION 3, TOWN- the District either orally the adoption of said owner of the property as street address and other SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG at said public hearing, or creation resolution for a of the recording of the common designation, if 4 WEST, SALT LAKE in a written protest filed writ of review. The Notice of Default is/are: any, shown herein. Said BASE AND MERIDIAN with the Tooele County grounds for such a peti- www.tooeletranscript.comWilliam Junior Wyatt, sale will be made without AND RUNNING Clerk. All written pro- tion are limited to: (1) a Trustee of The William. covenant or warranty, THENCE NORTH tests must be filed within claim that the petitioner’s Dated: June 05, 2007. express or implied, re- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, 15 days after the conclu- property will not be James H. Woodall garding title, possession, ALONG THE NORTH- sion of said public hear- benefited by the services 10653 River Front condition, or encum- ERLY LINE OF THE ing and all withdrawals to be provided by the Parkway, Suite 290, brances, including fees, NORTHWEST QUAR- or cancellations of with- District; and (2) a claim SouthTo Jordan,placeUT charges, yourexpenses classifiedof adsTER OF SAID inSECTION thedrawals Tooelemust be filed Transcriptthat the procedures used Bulletin, 84095 (801)254-9450 the Trustee and of the 3, A DISTANCE OF within 30 days after the to establish the District (800)245-1886 (Hotline) trusts created by said 131.15 FEET TO THE conclusion of said public violated the law. Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 Deed of Trust, to pay the EASTERLY LINE OF hearing. The Commis- FAILURE TO TIMELY P.M. Signature/by: remaining principle visitsums www.tooeletranscript.com.SR-36 AND THE POINT sion will hear all inter- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- James H. Woodall, of the note(s) secured by OF BEGINNING FOR ested persons desiring TEST PRECLUDES Trustee R-143737 said Deed of Trust. The THIS DESCRIPTION; to be heard and will give THE PROTEST FROM (Published in the Tran- current beneficiary of the THENCE NORTH full consideration to all BEING INCLUDED IN Yourscript Bulletin adJune 5, 12willTrust Deed appearas of the in the 8print 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” issueEAST, protests. ofIf specialtheac- THETranscript50% CALCULA- Bulletin, & 19, 2007) date of this notice is Gre- ALONG THE NORTH- commodations are re- TION DISCUSSED entree Servicing, LLC ERLY LINE OF THE quired, please call (435) ABOVE AND THE Servicing Agent for NORTHWEST QUAR- 843-3150 with reason- PROTESTANT FROM Tooele ValleyWashington ExtraMutual and onTER OFtheSAID SECTIONtooeletranscript.comable advance notice. FILING A PETITION website! Bank, FSB The record 3, A DISTANCE OF Any written protest made FOR A WRIT OF RE- owner of the property as 908.35 FEET; THENCE on behalf of a corpora- VIEW. FAILURE TO of the recording of the SOUTH 00º25’43” tion owning property TIMELY FILE A PETI- Notice of Default are An- EAST, A DISTANCE OF within the proposed Dis- TION FOR WRIT OF thony Jones Dated: May 670.59 FEET; THENCE trict shall be signed by REVIEW FORECLOSES 22, 2007 James H. Woo- SOUTH 89º39’05” the president, vice presi- ANY RIGHTS TO dall 10653 River Front WEST, A DISTANCE OF dent, or any duly author- THEREAFTER OBJECT Parkway, Suite 290 908.49 FEET TO THE ized agent of the corpo- TO THE ESTABLISH- South Jordan, Utah EASTERLY LINE OF ration. Where property MENT OF THE DIS- 84095 (801) 254-9450 S R - 3 6 ; THENCE within the proposed Dis- TRICT. James H. Woodall, Trus- NORTH 00º24’59” trict is owned by more DATED May 22, tee Hours: 9:00 a.m.- WEST, ALONG THE than one person or en- 2007 5:00 p.m. P294387 EASTERLY LINE OF tity, all owners holding ti- /s/ Marilyn Gillette (Published in the Tran- SR-36, A DISTANCE OF tle to the property must County Clerk script Bulletin May 29, 139.15 FEET TO THE join in the signing of the (Published in the Tran- June 5 & 12, 2007) SOUTHERLY LINE OF protest in order for it to script Bulletin June 5, 12 CIMMARRON WAY; be considered in the fifty & 19, 2007) THENCE ALONG THE percent (50%) calcula- SOUTHERLY, EAST- tion discussed below. ERLY, AND NORTH- If, within 30 days after ERLY LINES OF CIM- the conclusion of said MARRON WAY THE public hearing, more FOLLOWING ( 5 ) than fifty percent (50%) COURSES: (1) THENCE of the qualified voters of EAST, A DISTANCE OF the territory proposed to 81.75 FEET; (2) be included within the THENCE ALONG THE District, or the owners of ARC OF A CURVE TO over fifty percent (50%) THE RIGHT, WITH A of the taxable value of RADIUS OF 25.00 the taxable property pro- FEET, THROUGH A posed to be included CENTRAL ANGLE OF within the District, file 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE written protests against OF 21.68 FEET TO A the establishment of the POINT OF REVERSE District, the Commission CURVE; (3) THENCE is required by law to ALONG THE ARC OF A abandon the proposed CURVE TO THE LEFT, creation of the District. WITH A RADIUS OF After the public hearing 60.00 FEET, THROUGH and 30-day protest pe- A CENTRAL ANGLE OF riod closes, the Govern- 279º21’40”, A DIS- ing Authority shall adopt TANCE OF 292.55 a resolution either estab- FEET, TO A POINT OF lishing the District, REVERSE CURVE; (4) amending the District or THENCE ALONG THE abandoning the estab- ARC OF A CURVE TO lishment of the District. THE RIGHT, WITH A A resolution approving RADIUS OF 25.00 the establishment of the FEET, THROUGH A District may contain any CENTRAL ANGLE OF changes from the initial 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE resolution or this notice OF 21.68 FEET; of intention the Commis- THENCE WEST, A DIS- sion determines to be TANCE OF 82.19 FEET appropriate, including re- TO THE EASTERLY duction of boundaries of LINE OF SR-36; the District and elimina- THENCE NORTH tion of one or more of 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, the types of services ALONG THE EAST- proposed. The bounda- ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A ries of the District may DISTANCE OF 471.44 not be increased nor ad- FEET TO THE POINT ditional types of services OF BEGINNING. CON- added, unless the Com- TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 mission gives a new no- SQUARE FEET, 13.601 tice of intention and ACRES. holds a new public hear- The public hearing shall ing. be held on June 26, Any person who shall 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as have timely filed a writ- soon thereafter as feasi- ten protest and who is a ble, at the county offices qualified voter residing at 47 South Main, within, or owning prop- Tooele, Utah. Any inter- erty within, the District, ested person may pro- may petition the district test the establishment of court within 30 days after the District either orally the adoption of said at said public hearing, or creation resolution for a in a written protest filed writ of review. The with the Tooele County grounds for such a peti- Clerk. All written pro- tion are limited to: (1) a tests must be filed within claim that the petitioner’s 15 days after the conclu- property will not be sion of said public hear- benefited by the services ing and all withdrawals to be provided by the or cancellations of with- District; and (2) a claim drawals must be filed that the procedures used within 30 days after the to establish the District conclusion of said public violated the law. hearing. The Commis- FAILURE TO TIMELY sion will hear all inter- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- ested persons desiring TEST PRECLUDES to be heard and will give THE PROTEST FROM full consideration to all BEING INCLUDED IN protests. If special ac- THE 50% CALCULA- commodations are re- TION DISCUSSED quired, please call (435) ABOVE AND THE 843-3150 with reason- PROTESTANT FROM able advance notice. FILING A PETITION Any written protest made FOR A WRIT OF RE- on behalf of a corpora- VIEW. FAILURE TO tion owning property TIMELY FILE A PETI- within the proposed Dis- TION FOR WRIT OF trict shall be signed by REVIEW FORECLOSES the president, vice presi- ANY RIGHTS TO dent, or any duly author- THEREAFTER OBJECT ized agent of the corpo- TO THE ESTABLISH- ration. Where property MENT OF THE DIS- within the proposed Dis- TRICT. trict is owned by more DATED May 22, than one person or en- 2007 tity, all owners holding ti- /s/ Marilyn Gillette tle to the property must County Clerk join in the signing of the (Published in the Tran- protest in order for it to script Bulletin June 5, 12 be considered in the fifty & 19, 2007) percent (50%) calcula- tion discussed below. If, within 30 days after the conclusion of said public hearing, more than fifty percent (50%) of the qualified voters of the territory proposed to be included within the District, or the owners of over fifty percent (50%) of the taxable value of the taxable property proposed to be included within the District, file written protests against the establishment of the District, the Commission is required by law to abandon the proposed creation of the District. After the public hearing and 30-day protest period closes, the Govern- ing Authority shall adopt a resolution either establishing the District, amending the District or abandoning the establishment of the District. A resolution approving the establishment of the District may contain any changes from the initial resolution or this notice of intention the Commis- sion determines to be appropriate, including re- duction of boundaries of the District and elimination of one or more of the types of services proposed. The boundaries of the District may not be increased nor additional types of services added, unless the Com- mission gives a new notice of intention and holds a new public hearing. Any person who shall have timely filed a written protest and who is a qualified voter residing within, or owning property within, the District, may petition the district court within 30 days after the adoption of said creation resolution for a writ of review. The grounds for such a petition are limited to: (1) a claim that the petitioner’s property will not be benefited by the services to be provided by the District; and (2) a claim that the procedures used to establish the District violated the law. FAILURE TO TIMELY FILE A WRITTEN PRO- TEST PRECLUDES THE PROTEST FROM BEING INCLUDED IN THE 50% CALCULA- TION DISCUSSED ABOVE AND THE PROTESTANT FROM FILING A PETITION FOR A WRIT OF RE- VIEW. FAILURE TO TIMELY FILE A PETI- TION FOR WRIT OF REVIEW FORECLOSES ANY RIGHTS TO THEREAFTER OBJECT TO THE ESTABLISH- MENT OF THE DIS- TRICT. DATED May 22, 2007 /s/ Marilyn Gillette County Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, 12 & 19, 2007) B12

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great deal.’” really new. Antique walls, track teers of various faiths. Teen Challenge are sent on to Clothes Bondi plans to host free public lighting and an Italian influence “You can bless someone today other charitable discount outlets, continued from page B1 seminars at the store on current also add to the atmosphere. with clothing you no longer wear,” including Deseret Industries and Jell-O women’s issues such as identity Bondi passes on her profes- she said. the Salvation Army. continued from page B1 Bondi says is “real hot for the and decision making. sional skills to upper-level girls Donations not used for Anything For more information visit young girls.” Bondi said they also Anything Cute isn’t just a cloth- from the Teen Challenge program Cute or to otherwise support www.newhopeanythingcute.org. boiling water. Cool to room receive items from Nordstrom, ing store, as it also houses a small (girls who have met required temperature. Combine gra- Larry Lavine petites, a lot of Anne cafe. Bondi envisions a haven behavioral expectations) who ham cracker crumbs, 2 table- Taylor and many brand-new items where women can mingle and help in the store. She teaches spoons sugar, cinnamon and — things you’d have to go to Salt enjoy women’s pick-me-ups like them people skills, how to sort butter. Press half mixture into Lake for, Bondi explains. In addi- chocolate, coffee and smoothies. the clothing and how to organize a 9x13 pan. Beat evaporated tion, Maurice’s donates bags and Bondi is from Colorado, has 23 an eye-pleasing color scheme. milk until fluffy. Beat cream there are microfiber outfits from years of retail background, and She believes in teaching service cheese and 1/2 cup sugar Dillard’s and Coles. has worked as a director of retail because, “If you learn to serve until light. Blend in cooled “Our objective is to bless the and development. She explains successfully, it’s the greatest joy gelatin and vanilla. Add women of Tooele,” said Bondi. that the store was renovated to in the world.” whipped milk and beat for 2 “We want them to walk out of give it a European, Tuscan flavor, Bondi welcomes donations for minutes. Pour over crumbs in here and say, ‘Oh wow. Did I get a mixing the really old with the the store and service from volun- pan. Sprinkle with remaining crumbs. Chill. Top with pie filling and whipped topping if desired.

Orange pop salad 2 cups orange soda pop 1 6-ounce package red gelatin 1 3-ounce package cream cheese, cut up 1 cup chopped pecans

Boil soda and dissolve gelatin. Place in refrigerator until set to about the consistency of egg white. Mix in chunked package of cream cheese. Stir in pecans. Chill until ready to serve.

Angel raspberry whip 1 angel food cake 1 10-ounce package frozen raspberries thawed 1 6-ounce package raspberry gelatin 2 sliced bananas photography / Troy Boman 1 small carton whipped Amber, a student from the New Hope House, works on a window topping or 2 cups whipped photography / Troy Boman display in the Anything Cute fashion boutique Monday. The store is cream Students from the New Hope House hang a display in the Anything Cute fashion boutique Monday. located in downtown Tooele and teaches at-risk teens job skills. Break cake into pieces. Make gelatin according to package directions. Let set. Mix cake, frozen raspberries, gelatin, sliced bananas and whipped topping. Chill about 1 hour in a 15x16 pan.

Frozen lemon fluff 1 3-ounce package lemon gelatin 1 cup boiling water 2/3 cup sugar 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1 teaspoon lemon rind Vanilla wafers � �� 1 can evaporated milk Whipped topping Maraschino cherry (gar- �� nish) Place milk and beaters in a deep bowl and put in freezer until ice crystals form. Dissolve lemon gelatin in boiling water. Add sugar and dissolve. Add juice and grated rind of 1 lemon. Cool 1/2 hour in refrigerator. Crush vanilla wafers into crumbs. Lightly butter 9x13 pan and line with crumbs. Whip very cold evaporated milk until it forms peaks. Fold in cooled lemon mixture. Pour mixture over crumbs and top lightly with more crumbs. Place in freezer until ready to serve. Serve with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry. Variation: Add 1 can drained, crushed pineapple to milk-lemon-gelatin mixture before placing in pan.

Pineapple lemon gelatin salad (Good enough to be a des- �� sert) 1 6-ounce package lemon �� gelatin � �� 3 1/2 cups water �� 3 bananas �� 1 cup crushed pineapple or �� tidbits 1 small package miniature �� marshmallows �� 1 cup pineapple juice or juice plus water �� 1 egg (beaten) To ﬁnd out if computer assisted surgery�� is� an�� option� �� for you, talk to 1 1/2 tablespoons flour �� 1/2 cup sugar Dr. John Douglas &�� Scott� �� Bruderer, P.A. 3 tablespoons cornstarch Tooele Orthopaedics &�� Sports�� Medicine�� Specialist Dash salt 1/2 pint whipping cream �� 435.833.9180 Boil water. Add gelatin. 1929 N. Aaron Dr, Suite L, Tooele Stir until dissolved. Cool to www.tossortho.com about the consistency of egg white. Fold in sliced bananas NO REFERRAL NEEDED and drained pineapple. Cover with miniature marshmal- �� lows. Chill in 9x13 pan until �� completely set. �� In saucepan, measure pine- �� apple juice, add enough water �� to make 1 cups. Bring to a �� boil. Mix egg, flour and sugar and add to boiling mixture. �� Cook until thickened. Cool. �� Whip cream. Fold cooled pineapple juice mixture into whipped cream. Spread over top of set pineapple-gelatin mixture. Chill until ready to serve. Top with grated cheese if desired.