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Twww.HURSDAYtooeletranscript.com July 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAYA1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT G-ville teen to dance her way across Europe See A5 BULLETIN July 24, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 018 50¢ Fire on the Mountain

photography / Troy Boman Grantsville residents watch the Kimbell fire as it burns along the foothills of the Stansbury Mountains near West Canyon Friday. The fire, which was caused by lightning, has burned over 17,000 acres. More than 43,000 acres are destroyed as two massive fires burn near Grantsville by Sarah Miley The fire, sparked by lightning last Wednesday, Center were threatened, Darboven said. One resi- STAFF WRITER was 60 percent contained with full containment dence was evacuated, but the home was saved. The Stansbury Mountains were aflame and smoke estimated for later this week. Employees of the Grantsville Chemical Lime Plant poured over Grantsville and into the desert as one Officials’ hopes are high that forecasted cooler left early on Friday. The plant itself was spared any of the biggest fires to threaten the town in years temperatures and precipitation will help douse the fire damage by a road in the area that served as a raged over the weekend. flames. fuel break. As of noon Monday, the Kimbell fire had charred “We are very encouraged by the lower tempera- “It’s a big burn. We’ve been out since the fire 17,000 acres and was still burning. The blaze tures, higher humidity and forecasted storms,” said erupted,” said Brent Marshall, public information destroyed two outbuildings and a cell phone tower, Erin Darboven, fire information spokeswoman for officer for the Grantsville Fire Department. “We threatened several structures, and forced the evac- the Salt Lake Field Office of the BLM. “The only spent some time on the (Eldon and Margie) Reeder uation of one residence. It was responsible for the problem with these storms is the lightning associ- place and it’s still standing.” closure of SR-138 and left Grantsville residents ated with them.” coughing under hazy skies. Twenty-four homes and the Wal-Mart Distribution SEE BLAZE PAGE A5

photography / Maegan Burr Land charred by the Kimbell fire surrounds the Grantsville Chemical Lime Plant (above) on SR-138 Monday. Workers at the plant were sent home early Friday afternoon as the fire approached. The fire caused officials to close SR-138 (right) Friday when high winds swept the fire to the edge of the highway.

Protecting homes challenges firefighters Tooele, Grantsville both pass on by Mark Watson in Broad Canyon was severely Chief Lance Marshall. “So they STAFF WRITER threatened, but firefighters and were pretty well prepared. We In 1984, a massive grass fire the Reeders were able to stave built firebreaks and burned off governor’s appeal for fireworks ban threatened three houses on the off the flames late Thursday areas around the house.” by Sarah Miley in their jurisdictions because human ignition of fires, which this east bench of the Stansbury night and Friday. The house The Reeders were evacuated STAFF WRITER of extreme wildfire danger. The year has been very costly.” Mountains near Grantsville. is located about one mile as a precaution. A cell phone Although some cities in the state appeal came after a busy and The governor left the decision Now there are at least 16 hous- west of SR-138 and about two tower near the Reeder’s house have heeded Gov. Jon Huntsman’s especially damaging fire season. to ban personal fireworks, how- es on the same open hillside miles southwest of Bonneville was burned. call for a ban on personal fire- “There isn’t much we can do ever, up to individual cities and — many of which were threat- Seabase. Another resident on the hill- works, Tooele and Grantsville will about the unpredictability of towns. ened by the massive Kimbell “The house was in immedi- side recalls the last time fire not be among them. Mother Nature, which is the cause After speaking with the city Fire this weekend. ate danger, but they had done threatened his house. The governor asked local gov- of many fires,” Huntsman said in a council about the governor’s A house on the bench owned a good job to put in some fire- ernment officials Tuesday to ban news release. “There is something, by Eldon and Margie Reeder breaks,” said Grantsville Fire SEE HOMES PAGE A5 the use of personal fireworks however, we can all do about SEE BAN PAGE A5

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Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Smaller towns buck national housing slump by Aaron Clark Mon 96/71 ASSOCIATED PRESS 7/23 SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Aside from being Oregon’s capital city, Sunshine and clouds mixed. A Salem doesn’t have much to stray shower or thunderstorm is boast about. Most downtown possible. restaurants close by 7 p.m. and Lefty’s — the only cool bar in town, according to local college students — is known for its Tue karaoke fundraisers. 91/70 But the real estate market 7/24 here is buzzing. For-sale signs Windy with a possible thunder- litter front yards and the local storm. paper is fat with ads for homes. The community of 150,000 or so souls is a prime example of an overlooked phenomenon in Wed the country’s overheated hous- 88/70 ing market: While demand for 7/25 homes has nose-dived from Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- Florida to California, some storm. smaller metropolitan pockets continue to thrive. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Sleepy towns like Salem, Ore.; Service Wenatchee, Wash.; and Provo- Orem, Utah may lack glamor but Temps / Precipitation they are among the few places in the country where housing Date High Low (prec./inches) July 19 99 78 prices are growing at double- July 20 99 79 digit rates, according to a recent July 21 101 69 federal study. July 22 97 69 Experts say population growth and job growth are one Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer reason. Local factors — like for the National Weather Service, reports proximity to ski slopes, moun- that his recording station at 139 S. Main tain bike trails, or nearby cit- received 0 inches of precipitation between ies — are also helping some AP photo / Don Ryan July 19 and 22 and a total of .35 inches in New homes stand on the rolling, forest-covered hills south of Salem, Ore., Friday, July 6. As the housing market slump continues to hammer Western markets escape one July. Wall Street hedge funds, and demand for real estate nose-dives from Florida to California, some smaller metropolitan pockets across the of the nation’s worst housing For the water year, which began Oct. West have escaped the downturn, and are even thriving. 1, 2006, Tooele has received 12.19 inches downturns in years. And most of precipitation. The normal for the year is of these small-to-mid-size cities Mark Knold. 23-year-old who might have 19.09 inches of precipitation. years ago.” forces that have tanked housing weren’t a part of the original But it’s not just the Pacific Utah, which has the highest waited until they were 28 to buy markets across the country. Pollen Count housing boom and speculation Northwest that’s seeing double- job growth rate in the coun- a house may have jumped on “It’s pretty plain to me that the that followed, so many of them digit home appreciation. While try this year at 4.5 percent, has and bought one.” same patterns that have played The Intermountain Allergy and are still playing catch-up. some of the worst hit hous- the youngest work force in the The Provo-Orem metro area out in all these other inflated Asthma pollen count for July 23, 2007, country with 48 percent under was ranked second in the nation is as follows: “The Pacific Northwest was ing markets include cities in markets are playing out in the Cattail — Low a little bit late coming to the California, Nevada and Arizona, the age of 35. Knold said over in house price appreciation with Northwest,” said Ben Jones, Grass — Low party,” said Andrew Leventis, an many of the remaining strong the last few years low inter- nearly 20 percent between the a consultant who runs www. Mold — High economist with a federal hous- markets are also clustered west est rates have turbocharged that first quarters of 2006 and 2007 in thehousingbubbleblog.com. Plantain — Low ing agency. “The extreme appre- of the Rocky Mountains. demand. the federal study. “It’s almost unavoidable. They Linden — Low Chenopods — Low ciation over the past five or six Young, first-time homebuyers “We had a spike of young Still, some observers caution (builders) are going to continue Sedge — Low years in the country only just are also triggering demand in people hitting the market” the smaller Western markets are far to build until there is no longer began in the Northwest a few Utah, said a state economist, past few years, said Knold. “A from immune from the same any profit in it.” Subscriber Service TOOELETRANSCRIPT If you haven’t received your newspa- W. Wendover fire captain charged in wife’s death BULLETIN per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. ELKO, Nev. (AP) — A West mony, the court is concerned at his wife dead in bed around 2:30 He said the pathologist ruled Customer service hours on Tuesday and Wendover fire captain has been this point about whether there p.m. Jan. 8, 2006, at her home in out those possibilities and that Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. arrested on a murder charge is probable cause to believe that West Wendover, a small commu- toxicology results were nega- Tooele after a coroner’ jury found him the criminal agency of another nity along the Nevada-Utah line. tive. Evans also said there was �� responsible in the death of his caused the death of the alleged Elko County District Attorney no physical evidence of asphyxi- �� estranged wife, but the judge victim in this case, Anne Marie Gary Woodbury said pathologist ation and that Clark had signed �� issuing the warrant said he had Loncar,” Kacin stated in the war- “We Are Your Neighborhood Kathy Raven, who conducted off on the autopsy report. Family Theatre” concerns about the finding. rant. �� Anne Marie Loncar’s autopsy, Evans said his client was per- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. �� Jeremy Loncar, 30, surren- The determination by the cor- originally determined she died forming CPR on Anne Marie (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� dered to police on a warrant oner’s jury is not a conviction. of a restrictive airway disease Loncar until emergency medical Tickets are now available online �� charging him with first-degree Loncar will face a preliminary related to asthma. personnel arrived at her home. at www.movieswest.com �� murder. He posted $100,000 bail hearing where a justice of the Loncar hadn’t been diagnosed Evans has accused Woodbury �� and was released last Monday peace will determine if there is �� with asthma, Woodbury said. of “going after” his client for from the Elko County jail. sufficient evidence for the case �� The district attorney said murder without evidence. July 20 - 26 �� A coroner’s jury in June ruled to proceed to trial. medical examiner Ellen Clark “All they have is him finding *Times & Shows Subject to Change �� that Loncar caused the death of Kacin also said a no-bail hold had not excluded suffocation the body, and a divorce,” Evans �� his wife, Anne Marie Loncar, 30, was “inappropriate” because the or poisoning as possible causes said. * �� of West Wendover, in January body of evidence for murder of death. Woodbury said Loncar col- Harry Potter 5 �� 2006. “appears to be quite difficult Jeremy Loncar’s attorney, lected $108,000 in life insurance Dly: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 (PG-13) �� Authorities said the two were to prove beyond a reasonable �� Donald York Evans, disagreed. after his wife’s death. Sun: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 �� in the process of divorce. doubt.” �� Elko Justice of the Peace Al He added that Loncar is a I now pronounce you... �� Kacin issued the arrest warrant longtime county resident and * �� July 13, but also expressed con- doesn’t appear to be a danger to Chuck & Larry �� cerns about the charge. the community at large or any Dly: 12:00, 2:35, 5:00, 7:30, 9:55 �� “Based upon the court’s recall particular person. Sun: 12:00, 2:35, 5:00, 7:30 (PG-13) �� of the coroner’s inquest testi- Loncar contends that he found �� * �� Hair Spray �� Dly: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:35 �� Utah utilities may sue L.A. Try Something Cool (PG) �� Sun: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 �� For Summer �� over Delta power plant * �� Harry Potter 5 �� by Paul Foy ies who are members of IPA Fresh Chicken Dly: 12:05, 3:10, 6:25, 9:15 (PG-13) �� ASSOCIATED PRESS are refusing to allow it to sell Sun: 12:05, 3:10, 6:25 �� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — In a ready-made parcel for the Feta Salad �� additional coal-fired plant. �� a battle over greenhouse gas emissions, a group of utilities The 13 California cities have �� is preparing a lawsuit against votes that outweigh IPA’s 23 Transformers �� Dly: 12:10, 3:10, 6:45, 9:35 Los Angeles for refusing to Utah municipal members, who (PG-13) �� Sun: 12:10, 3:10, 6:45 �� give its approval for the addi- want the project built. tion of a coal-fired generator “In our 21-year history we �� at a central Utah power sta- never failed to have a unani- �� mous vote on anything,” 36 Shake �� tion. 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Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� Power Agency, which owns and Power, which gave notice HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� the power station, for allow- in 2003 that it wouldn’t buy any �� ing Los Angeles and other �� of the new coal-fired power. �� California cities to halt the More recently, in March, the RITZ RITZ �� plan. department said it would Nightly 5:00 • 7:30 • 9:50 PG-13 Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 The Intermountain Power PG-13 �� block the development of the Bruce Willis Robin Williams �� Agency says it had no choice Tooele’s Show Place power plant. for Over 60 Years! but to scrap plans for a third �� “It is improper for Los LIVE FREE OR �� coal-fired generator near Delta Angeles to assert it has the 882-2273 �� and regrets it won’t be built. 111 North Main, Tooele right to block needed gen- DIE HARD$ $ $ ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:LICENSE 4.00 before 6pm: TO4.00 WED http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net �� “We cannot get the vote,” erating resources in Utah to MOTOR-VU Open Nightly for the Summer! 9:20 FM radio required for sound �� IPA General Manager Reed T. satisfy California’s new envi- �� Searle said Thursday. �� ronmental laws,” said Rocky PIRATES of the CARIBBEAN �� Searle said Los Angeles and Mountain Power President EVAN ALMIGHTY PG & AT WORLDS’ END PG-13PG �� a dozen other California cit- Richard Walje in a statement. 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TUESDAY July 24, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Grass fire chars 15 acres near homes in Grantsville by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER A fire in Grantsville burned 15 acres of fallow pasture land and threatened homes and animals Friday. The fire started just before 3 p.m. when a dump truck downed a power line. The blaze, just off of Box Elder Drive in South Willow Estates, was fueled by sage brush, cheat grass and manure. Firefighters were able to keep flames from damaging homes and harming horses in Something the area. On Your Homeowners had recently tilled the ground behind their Mind? backyard fences, which ended up creating a fire line that stopped the blaze from reaching homes in the area, accord- Write a letter to the Editor! ing to Richard Broadbent, P.O. Box 390 assistant fire chief of the Tooele, UT 84074 Grantsville Fire Department. [email protected] Homeowners also sprayed the fire with garden hoses to hold it back until firefighters arrived on the scene. photography / Troy Boman Jason Galluher (left) and Josh Dixion throw dirt on a grass fire at South Willow Estates in Grantsville Friday. The two were doing electrical work �� “Without the help of the in the subdivison and jumped in to stop the blaze as it made its way towards surrounding homes. homeowners, we probably �� would’ve had a couple of Firefighters from Depot responded to the fire. the massive Kimbell fire in with the grass fire. �� structure fires too,” Broadbent Grantsville, North Tooele Many of the firefighters the Stansbury Mountains, just [email protected] said. County and the Tooele Army were temporarily pulled from west of Grantsville, to assis �� Roofing manufacturer facing dire shortage of employees �� by Mark Watson roofing insulation panels, togeth- “With a 2.5 percent unemploy- leaders,” said Ulery. of the United States. �� STAFF WRITER er employ 90 people. Carlisle ment rate in Utah, it has been Carlisle SynTec and Hunter Ulery said his company has These are the best of times SynTec, which is headquartered hard,” Ulery said. “At first we Panels use the latest auto- tried all types of methods to and the worst of times for in Carlisle, Penn., owns Hunter thought because mated technol- advertise for employees, but roofing manufacturer Carlisle Panels. we were so close “Ideally, we’re looking ogy to create nothing seems to work. He’s SynTec. The company, which set Carlisle plant Manager Dave to the Salt Lake for employees with their products. hoping word-of-mouth from the up shop in the Utah Industrial Ulery said his company is area finding some manufacturing Carlisle SynTec open house will help. Depot in November 2005, has thrilled about the UID with its employees would experience and a con- manufactures a Tooele City leaders were grown as orders have poured in rail lines for shipping and its not be an issue. thermoplastic part of the tour on Thursday. for its specialized roofing mem- proximity to I-80, but he’s facing But they are not sistent work history.” roofing mem- Councilman Steve Pruden said MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent brane material over the past an unforeseen dilemma: a lack wanting to come DAVE ULERY brane. Hunter Carlisle SynTec and Hunter 108 East Vine 18 months. The biggest impedi- of workers. The company would out here for CARLISLE PLANT MANAGER Panels makes Panels are the types of compa- ment to future growth, howev- like to add about 25 more work- $12.50 per hour.” polyiso insula- nies Tooele is seeking. Tooele, UT 84074 er, is a problem affecting many ers to help relieve the long hours Carlisle SynTec raised its tion, a rigid foam board insula- “This is a great company 882-0202�� employers in the county: not and heavy workload placed on starting wage to $12.50 per hour. tion primarily used on roofs. The with a clean working environ- enough workers. current employees. It also plans It raises employees to $13.50 two plants ship their products ment. These are the types of Carlisle SynTec and its sis- to install $20 million worth of after six months and $14.50 throughout the western United companies we want to come to ter company next door, Hunter additional equipment at Carlisle after one year. States and as far east as Texas, Tooele,” Pruden said. �� Panels, which manufactures SynTec. “Ideally, we’re looking for according to Ulery. Similar Now if employees will only employees with some manufac- Carlisle manufacturing plants in �� follow. �� turing experience and a consis- the East supply the eastern half �� [email protected] tent work history,” Ulery said. “We have employees who show up for three days and then they don’t show up. We’re looking for people who want a long-term career.” Therefore, the company is abandoning the idea of hiring outside of Tooele Valley. In an effort to make the local community aware of what goes on at their two UID facilities — and hopefully drum up workers — company officials hosted a luncheon for business and city leaders, allowing them to tour the two plants on Thursday. “Our goal was twofold. First photography / Troy Boman we were seeking a little more Plant manager Dave Ulery explains features along the 150-foot-long name recognition and second plastic excursion line used to manufacture roofing materials at the we just wanted to introduce Carlisle SynTec plant Thursday. The single-ply material produced at the ourselves to business and local plant is mainly used for commercial and industrial roofing. School district revamps online registration by Joshua Figueira inates much of the redundan- and incoming 7th graders can STAFF WRITER cy of registering in person by register online but must pro- Tooele County School reducing the number of times vide hard-copy proof of immu- District officials are asking information is asked for. nization to the school. parents of secondary students “When you register in per- “The health department to give online registration a son you have to fill out 10 or 15 won’t let us around that one,” second chance. The district forms,” said Griffith. “You put said Griffith. “Parents will received mixed reviews last a lot of the same information have to come in person for year when it introduced the on all those forms. The online that.” program, which allows stu- program asks you for the In addition, said Diane dents to register and pay fees information, names, address- Valdez, administrative assis- via the district’s Web site. es, dates, etc., only once and tant for the district, Dugway, “It got slammed,” said dis- then automatically applies it Wendover, and Tooele South Conestoga Wood Specialties trict information systems to the proper forms.” high schools will not accept administrator Dusty Griffith. The added efficiency means online fee payments. “We had numerous complaints registration time can be “But the majority of the pro- from parents about payment reduced from a several hours cess can be done online,” said Corporation invites you to attend an to as little as 10 minutes, he processing and other glitch- Valdez. “The only thing they said. es.” have to do in person is pay “That’s good news for work- Griffith said parents com- the fees. It will still save a lot ing parents who are used to plained that, among other of time.” Open House for its newest facility. having to take time off work things, they couldn’t make Griffith said those who to come down and register payments and passwords pro- are concerned about making their children for school,” he vided by the district failed, online payments or aren’t com- said. “Now they can do it right fortable with computers can preventing them from access- from their desktops, in a mat- still complete the entire pro- ing their students’ personal ter of minutes.” Tuesday, August 7, 2007 cess in person, but he encour- information. He said those And the program doesn’t problems were largely attrib- just save time for those reg- ages them to give it a try. utable to hardware issues and istering, it also saves time for “If you are concerned about 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm a tight development schedule. the district — and taxpayer it, go to your school and they’ll “We’ve since addressed money. walk you through it,” he said. those issues,” he said. “We “Instead of paying some- “You’ll be amazed at how sim- 600 N. Industrial Loop Road, Tooele purchased a new server to one to manually enter all the ple it really is.” (Intersection of Industrial Loop Road and James Way) make sure we’re capable of information into state and dis- Valdez agrees. She hopes handling the amount of infor- trict databases, now we can that people will be willing mation collected, and we’ve transfer it electronically,” said to set aside any frustrations redesigned the program exten- Griffith. “It benefits every- they may have had with the sively.” one.” process last year, and give it Griffith said one of the best The program does have another try. elements of the new program some limits, however. First, “Give us one more chance,” is the interface. the online registration is only she said. “You’ll love it.” “The interface is much more for junior high and high school Parents and students can simple and easy to use,” he students. Elementary students register online at www. said. “It puts tons of informa- must still register in person. tooelesd.org beginning the tion right at your fingertips.” Students new to the district first week of August. The new program also elim- must also register in person, [email protected] A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007 MOST DOCTORS DO A GOOD JOB MOST OF THE TIME. . . BUT SOMETIMES MISTAKES Bibliophile brings Stansbury library back to life by Alleen Lang ARE MADE. CORRESPONDENT It doesn’t look like much, just a few dozen donated If you suspect that you or someone you love is a victim children’s books on dusty of medical negligence, call for a free consultation. shelves in the basement of the Stansbury Park club- © house. But Jessica Johnson MEDICAL MALPRACTICE IS ALL WE DO looks past the boxes of Boy Scout supplies sharing space At G. Eric Nielson & Associates, we specialize in with the books in the fledgling Stansbury Park Library and handling complex medical malpractice lawsuits. imagines a place where children will soon play, learn, and Call today. We can usually tell you over the phone if most importantly, read. you have a case. Three years ago Stansbury Park’s community library was closed due to lack of patron- age. Books were taken off the shelves and put into the state photography / Troy Boman CALL TOLL FREE library system, and the room Surrounded by empty shelves in the Stansbury Park Library, volunteer Jessica Johnson speaks about stock- was turned over to area Boy ing the library again and creating a summer reading program for local residents. Boy Scouts are holding a community-wide book drive to help fill the shelves with reading material. 866-605-4556 Scouts for storage and meet- www.ericnielson.com ings. But this year, with the help less enthusiasm and a passion mer reading program advo- Since that day, residents of of two other Stansbury Park for books. cate, wasn’t willing to put Stansbury Park have had the women, she decided it was The new Stansbury Park her love of sharing books option of paying non-resident time to bring books back to High School, when completed on the back shelf until the fees to use the Tooele City her home community. in 2009, should open the doors new high school was com- or Grantsville City libraries, At this stage, the library is to another option as well. pleted. Although she has no or borrowing books from the strictly a volunteer organiza- Plans for the school include a formal library science train- community bookmobile. tion. Johnson plans to open media center large enough to ing, Johnson said her goal is None of those options were the doors on Wednesday from accommodate the community, to get children excited about satisfactory to Johnson, a noon to 5 p.m., and stock the according to Tooele County books. She admits it will take mother of five children rang- shelves with donated books. School District Superintendent a while to build the library of ing in age from 14 years to Boy Scouts have agreed to Mike Johnsen. her dreams, but her immediate 19 months. She reopened the c a n v a s W h i l e TOOELE goals are modest. She plans to TRANSCRIPT Stansbury Park Library this the com- “I expect books to be damaged. It t h e r e repair an old container built ULLETIN summer with a weekly pro- m u n i - means they are loved.” h a v e by Boy Scouts years ago when B gram of activities centered on ty for been no Stansbury Park had a library, the statewide summer reading books to JESSICA JOHNSON detailed and position it in front of the program theme “Get a clue at fill the LIBRARY VOLUNTEER d i s c u s - clubhouse for a drive-up book your local library.” s h e l v e s s i o n s drop. She is also counting on “When people move in to as part a b o u t donations from community Stansbury Park, they ask for of an Eagle Scout project. The opening the high school’s members. Grantsville Family a library,” she said. “We don’t Stansbury Park Community library to the public during off Her vision for the Stansbury have enough for the kids to Association is in the process hours, Johnsen said the school Park Library is as a hands-on do. We need to give them some of building a library board. district would be “coopera- learning center. DENTAL options.” Richelle Augustine, president tive” with a Stansbury Park “I don’t like libraries where Johnson volunteered with of the association, and Nancy Library board interested in it is cold and snooty and shh- the summer reading programs Roundtree have volunteered using the facility. If a library hhh,” she said, putting her fin- is NOW OPEN at both Stansbury Park and to head up the new project. co-op between Tooele School ger to her lips. for services Grantsville libraries when she Augustine is working on District and Stansbury Park Instead, she wants to build moved to Stansbury Park in drafting legal documents were established, Johnsen a “comfy, cozy library where Dr. C. Blaine Curtis has acquired the dental 1999. After the Stansbury Park for the library and writing said, the community would books end up on the floor practice from Dr. Kenneth G. Killian. library closed, she helped grants to help fund the venue. need to staff the facility dur- because children are pulling build a thriving program in Roundtree brings her expe- ing off hours and contribute them down reading them.” Grantsville. Between 60 and rience establishing a library financially to library resourc- “I expect books to be dam- 70 children signed up for the in Dugway to the table, and es. aged,” Johnson said. “It means 2007 program, she said. Johnson comes with bound- But Johnson, the avid sum- they are loved.” Hundreds line up to buy seventh Harry Potter novel by Natalie Tripp The line of people waiting CORRESPONDENT to be handed their very own Maybe it’s the magic, per- copy of “Harry Potter and haps it’s the realistic charac- the Deathly Hollows” at 12:01 Come and see familiar faces and a couple ters or it may a.m. on July of new ones. We are a contracted simply be an “The first book starts 21 wrapped provider for most dental insurances. Beat obsession with with 11-year-old Harry around the the back to school rush and schedule your J.K. Rowling’s store weav- children for their regular cleaning and Potter and as we grew creation of a dif- up experiencing the ing in and exam before school starts. ferent world that out of differ- We would love for you to come in and led hundreds of ups and downs of teen- ent clothing see some of the new changes we have people to Wal- age life, Harry grew up aisles. Eager made. Please call Kathy to schedule Mart in Tooele with us.” parents held your appointment today. Friday night to KATI CHRISTIANSEN their 5-year- olds who purchase the HARRY POTTER FAN 435-884-3476 seventh and were just as final book of the excited for 14 N. Hale Street • Grantsville Harry Potter series. the new story. Teenagers chat- ted about their different theories of the book’s conclusion The Tooele County Fair Presents and the Wal-Mart employees dressed up as characters from the book were trying to contain the restless crowd as the Craig Morgan • Little Texas pushed out the first box of books. The first person in line, Diane Galpin, 34, had been and Restless Heart waiting at Wal-Mart since 6:30 TICKETS p.m. Sporting her Gryffindor ON SALE wristband that would guaran- CERT NOW! tee her a copy of the book LIVE IN CON she said, “It’s a fantasy you won’t ever get to live, except when you read about it. This photography / Natalie Tripp book can be appreciated by Harry Potter fans lined up in Wal-Mart Friday night to purchase a copy all ages because there are so of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows,” the seventh and final book many characters in the book of the series by J.K. Rowling. with varying ages. It may be written through the eyes of a dressed up like Professor 11 years old,” said recent teenager, but adults can relate Trelawney, a character from Grantsville High School grad- just as well.” the book. Ivy Reebes swept uate Kati Christiansen. “The Bed times were disregard- the scariest division with her first book starts with 11-year- ed for many young children Dementor costume, while old Harry Potter and as we and to help keep them awake Nathan Christensen used his grew up experiencing the ups and excited Wal-Mart had put Thursday, August 2, 2007 • 8:00 p.m. together a night of Harry Potter short height to portray the and downs of teenage life, entertainment. Kids in witch little house elf, Dobby. First Harry grew up with us.” Deseret Peak Complex and wizard costumes ran from place in the Harry Potter look- As the clock stroke mid- the bakery to the electronics as a-like competition went to night a cry went up from the Crag Morgan Little Texas Restless Heart they answered trivia questions Calli Estes, complete with a crowd and employees began Hit new song: “Tough” “God Bless Texas” “I’ll Still Be Loving You” about the book, while the wiz- lightning scar, glasses, and a passing out the books. Some “Almost Home” “Kick A Little” “Bluest Eyes in Texas” arding sport of Quidditch was Hogwarts school uniform. were buying multiple cop- “Every Friday Afternoon” “What Might Have Been” “When She Cries” in full swing in the parking Teenagers made up the ies for their household so no majority of the attending one would have to share time “Redneck Yacht Club” “Amy’s Back in Austin” “Fast Moving Train” lot. A costume contest was crowd, but to many blossom- reading the 759 page book. By “Little Bit of Life” & More & More held to find the funniest, scariest, cutest, and a Harry Potter ing adolescents this book isn’t Saturday night all 2,400 copies & More look-a-like out of the dressed just a fairy tale. about “the boy who lived” that Tickets: $17 and $25 available through up group. David Christensen “The books began to rise Wal-Mart had ordered were won the funniest costume, in popularity when we were sold. Ticketmaster Outlets, ticketmaster.com, (801) 325-SEAT or Deseret Peak Complex Visit www.tooelefair.com TOOELE for complete schedule of events COUNTY See News Happening? FAIR Give Us a Call! 882-0050 HUSGR ATC OW W TOOELETRANSCRIPT 2007 ULLETIN Due to illness Billy Currington is unable to perform. B A5

TUESDAY July 24, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Grantsville teen set to clog her way through Europe by Natalie Tripp United States ranging in ages from early into Draper for an eight-hour session ing, and it’s been fun to do the differ- CORRESPONDENT teens to mid 40s. Bolton is the second- with Clog America,” she said. “I just ent dancing,” Bolton said “I’ve never Heather Bolton started dancing as youngest member of the troupe. love every moment of it. It gives me been so fond of speaking in front of many young girls do, taking ballet les- On Monday, a chance to people, but dancing in front of people sons in early childhood. She left bal- Clog America “I’ve never been so fond of feel peace and is entirely different. I really get into it let after a few years, but at the age of e m b a r k e d speaking in front of people, but excitement at and let my personality show.” 8, stumbled upon a different type of on its 31st dancing in front of people is the same time. Parents Greg and Annette Bolton are dance shoe: the clog. That led to an International entirely different. I really get into The music can very proud of their daughter’s accom- 8-year love affair with clogging that Festival tour be relaxing, but plishments. carrying a mes- it and let my personality show.” you still get that “There are four competitions a year is now taking the Grantsville teen to sage of peace, adrenaline rush and we haven’t missed a single com- Europe to perform. HEATHER BOLTON friendship and while you’re on petition,” Annette said. “We’ve traveled Bolton, 16, auditioned for an open hope to people stage. It’s been thousands of miles and spent thousands spot on the national dance team known in other lands through music, dance a lot of hard work, but it’s been totally of dollars. It’s been fun to see her start as Clog America last September. She and humanitarian projects. In addition worth it.” from a brand new clogger and grow received an e-mail a few weeks later to musical instruments, costumes, and Bolton left Monday morning for to the professional level. When she informing her that she had earned a dance shoes, Bolton will also be taking her two-week trip to Rome, Sardinia, first started, we’d hear clogging steps spot not only on the basic team, but on blankets, hygiene kits, clothing and Poland and Italy, where she will be per- in the kitchen, in the shower, down photography / Troy Boman the traveling team as well. school supplies for disadvantaged chil- forming in parades and festivals. the aisles of the grocery store, every- Wearing an Americana style dress, “I was so excited,” she said. “I kept dren in Sardinia and Poland. The group is called Clog America where. Eventually we just got used to Heather Bolton clogs in front of her house screaming as I told my friends over the Although this is Bolton’s first year because the majority of the numbers the noise. It started out as a ‘Look at in Grantsville Friday. phone that I had made it. It was awe- with Clog American, the teen is in her are clogging routines, but the troupe me, Mom’ routine of 30 seconds and some.” ninth year of clogging. does perform the Charleston, country now it’s grown to a five-minute perfor- She plans to teach her children and Clog America, which is based in “I’ve been driving into West Valley swing, and an original a cappella num- mance.” even her husband how to clog one day. Draper, is a folk-dance troupe made up once a week for three-hour lessons in ber with their clogging shoes. Bolton explained that her passion for “I’ll die an old woman, with my dou- of members from all across the western my regular studio, and once a month “I just like to be on stage perform- clogging is one that will last a lifetime. ble tap shoes on my feet,” Bolton said.

weren’t allowed.” Ban Anderson added lightning, not continued from page A1 fireworks, has been responsible for setting a lot of the recent wild- request, Tooele City Mayor Patrick fires burning in the county. Dunlavy said the council decided “The police and firemen say there wasn’t enough time to put a fireworks are not that big of a total ban into effect. problem,” Anderson said. But, Dunlavy said, there will The fireworks ban already be aggressive enforcement of exists on federal and state lands, the fireworks ordinance over the and in unincorporated areas. Pioneer Day holiday. That will In order to enact a ban on personal fireworks, a city’s mayor include monitoring for illegal must sign an executive order or fireworks. The penalty for those the city council must pass an ordi- using illegal fireworks is a Class B nance, according to Jim Springer, misdemeanor. spokesman for the Division of “It’s very important our citizens Forestry, Fire and State Lands. understand how vitally important Other cities that have not it is to be very careful because of enacted the ban have had similar Singles the extreme fire danger,” Dunlavy reasons to those of Tooele and said via e-mail. Grantsville. Many reported there Grantsville City isn’t issuing a wasn’t enough time to make the ban on personal fireworks either. public aware of a ban. Some said “It would be really difficult right a ban wouldn’t be fair to fire- now so close to the 24th of July works vendors who had already to get the word out,” Grantsville applied for business licenses. Still Mayor Byron Anderson said. “It other cities have cited personal wouldn’t really be fair to give freedom as another reason not to people citations for using fire- enact a ban. works that they didn’t really know [email protected]

worked with BLM firefighters for FRIDAY, July 27th SATURDAY, July 28th Homes two days after they were called out late Thursday night. continued from page A1 4:00pm - 9:00pm 8:00am - 8:00pm “It’s been a pretty eventful & “In 1984, the fire swept right weekend,” Marshall said. “A lot around our house,” said Lynn of guys put in a lot of hard work Taylor, who serves as Grantsville and the community support has Irrigation Company watermas- been great. Businesses provided Tournament will be held at the THS TENNIS COURTS ter. “This time it was one to us with food and water and our one-and-half miles away.” Ladies Auxiliary helped out.” Tournament Director: Derek Smith, THS Tennis Coach Taylor said he learned from the Grantsville City maintenance fire in 1984 and put in firebreaks. crews and various private con- “We built some firebreaks with tractors with heavy equipment backhoes and filled water buck- also helped fight the fire and work All Ages Invited ets and had them situated against on fire suppression, according to ENTRY FEE: the firebreaks,” Taylor said. “We Marshall. were blessed because the wind “Wal-Mart was not immediately $$ Entry Deadline July 26th • 8:00pm started to blow the fire to the threatened, but we worked with south and it stayed up high, away their management team. They 1515 Turn applications into Tournament Director, from houses.” pulled their tractors and trailers Derek Smith, or the Transcript Bulletin Office Marshall said 20 to 30 away from the fence,” he said. Includes T-shirt Grantsville volunteer firefighters [email protected]

eral manager of the distribution Blaze center. “It was hard because some continued from page A1 of the drivers were unfamiliar with the new route and getting Smoke drifting across I-80, SR- lost. Other than that, it was pretty 132 and SR-138 caused low visibil- much a normal day for us — just ity during portions of last week. shipping and loading freight.” SR-138 was closed for much of Sweckard said he was in close Friday, but all roads are now communication with the fire Tournament draws will be posted at open. departments and wasn’t too con- the THS Tennis Courts by Friday, July Firefighters from local agen- cerned about flames reaching the cies, the U.S. Forest Service building. 27th at 2:00p.m. Player check in & and the BLM responded to the “I was never worried about the first round begins that day at 4:00p.m. Kimbell fire. Ten fire engines, four fire itself,” said Sweckard. “We hand crews (20 firefighters each), were pretty lucky in that the wind planes, helicopters and the Salt was in our favor. We never got Lake Field Office Helitack — aeri- smoke in the building, which is ally delivered firefighters — were what I was most worried about. also sent to fight the fire. If we would’ve gotten smoke “There have been a lot of in there, we would have had to planes and helicopters in the air,” evacuate.” Marshall said. On Friday, people on horse- Darboven said the expected back and ATVs were herding precipitation and cooler tempera- cows and horses across SR-138, tures should provide much-need- trying to get them away from the ed relief to firefighters who have fire and smoke, which can spook been working in extremely hot livestock. temperatures. Camping in North and South On Friday, Marshall said Willow campgrounds is still dis- although no evacuations were couraged. ordered, residents living in the “We’re advising folks to not Turn in application & entry fee to Tooele Transcript-Bulletin area of Mack Canyon and Taylor camp in that area because the fire 58 North Main, Tooele, UT 84074 roads were told to gather medi- isn’t fully contained and if some- or to Derek Smith 843-1172 or 840-5178 cell cine and other important items thing does go wrong it’ll help in case they were instructed to us out if there’s no one there,” evacuate. Darboven said. “You go into defensive mode,” The Monarch fire in the north he said. end of the Lakeside Mountains The Wal-Mart Distribution was contained Sunday evening Center off of Highway 138 was after charring more than 26,000 never evacuated, but did feel the acres. affects of the fire. The main dis- The blaze was fueled by juni- ruption to the center was re-rout- per, sagebrush and grass. No ing the trucks through Grantsville structures were threatened. after Highway 138 was shut down Some of the resources used to for much of Friday. fight that fire were sent to assist “There were a couple of dif- firefighters on the Kimbell fire ferent times when they closed as well. 138,” said Willie Sweckard, gen- [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW When places grow too fast, choices can get lost A rising tide lifts all boats, the saying goes, and the recent tide of development across the state of Utah has certainly lifted Tooele County’s growth rate. But recently released U.S. census data indicates we’re actually growing more slowly than many places in the state. And for that we should be thankful. While the tide is merely lifting our boat, some boats are clearly getting swamped by waves of people moving in. Would any of us like to be a longtime resident of Herriman, for instance, where growth is taking place at a rate of 144 percent a year, transforming a once-pastoral farming community into a busy Sandy exurb almost over- night? Or Eagle Mountain, which was juniper and sagebrush a decade ago and now has more than 12,000 residents? In Eagle Mountain — the sort of old-school commuter suburb that has been heavily criticized by urban planners — residential growth has far outstripped business growth, resulting in an entire town that has to drive miles every day to work and shop. And what about St. George, once a dream destination for northern Utahns? It’s now a city where property values have been so inflated by in-migration that police officers and school teachers can no longer afford to buy a home in the area. To compare, most of the cities and towns in Tooele County — none of which are among the top 25 fastest growing communities in the state, according to the census data — are expanding at an annual rate of 4 to 6 percent. And unlike some places, we still have plenty of room to grow. That gives us some enviable options that more congested boomtowns LETTERS TO THE EDITOR don’t have. We can link new residential development to water, ensuring attempted arson. And while we are on we don’t exhaust that precious resource. We can continue a solid track Seniors’ float not commercial the subject of people smoking in cars, record in recent years of enticing companies to set up shop in the county, I would like to try to set the record LETTER CONTEST remember when the governor passed thereby creating a business base that will allow us to work and shop straight. The Tooele County senior citi- the distracted driving bill for cell phone close to home. We can question additional road building and corollary zens in both Tooele and Grantsville have Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin users and ladies putting on makeup or urban sprawl, and consider mass transit alternatives. We can set aside elected senior citizen boards. These will select the best letter of the month people eating while they are driving? open space, and create more parks and greenbelts within urban areas. boards are supposed to raise money and reprint it in the first Open Forum Well it should apply to smokers also. And we can start thinking about affordable housing now, before Tooele for entertainment for the seniors. This page of the following month. The win- Ever ride with someone panicking for a Valley real estate becomes too expensive to allow our kids the option of includes decorating the place for all ning letter writer will receive a free smoke or a light while they are driving? staying here. holidays, and furnishing entertainment one-year subscription to the news- Smokers need to think about others To people who remember the days when someone building a new and bands to dance by. All this is fur- paper. The subscription can be trans- — like their kids, for instance. Do they home was an event, it must seem as if we’re being overrun by develop- nished by money given or raised by ferred or used to renew a present think rolling down their window a bit is ment. But relative to much of the state, we’re growing at a moderate clip these boards — which they have done subscription. going to save their kids? So to all you — at least for now. That gives us a unique chance to look at the fast- a fine job of. So why would anyone con- smokers out there, quit being so self- growth mistakes made elsewhere and learn from them to manage our sider the beautiful float the seniors had centered and start thinking about others own growth in the future. in the parade to be commercial? Seniors around you. Use your ashtray in the car. spent their money and time building the LETTERS POLICY That’s what it’s there for, not to hold float. One gentleman did a lot of it for your change to save up to buy another The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- GUEST OPINION free. We all saw the float. It was a fine pack. Wait until you can get away from ters to the editor from readers. Letters piece of art and a compliment to the your kids, so they don’t have to suffer. must be no longer than 250 words, parade. The parade this year was out- And finally, please don’t run me off the civil in tone, written exclusively for standing with a lot of people donating road having a nickie fit. the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- nied by the writer’s name, address and There’s nothing to stop time on a hot day and lots of beautiful Jeff Sinner phone number. Priority will be given to floats. My hat is off to the people who Grantsville put it together. letters that refer to a recent article in Midvalley Highway now Thelda Osborn the newspaper. All letters may be subject to editing. have heard Heber Valley did. Companies like Tooele Calling Inspector Clouseau several that cannot build without a build- Two articles in the Thursday, July 19 Letters written to thank an individual people coming permit. No one put up a fight edition of the Deseret Morning News I Smokers make bad drivers or organization should be submitted for plaining recent- to stop that behemoth and now are very interesting to read. On the front It’s amazing with all the wildfires in “Notes of Appreciation” ly about the everything that goes along with it page, one article said, “Utah may hike the state, there are still stupid people gas tax to fund work on roads.” Then new Midvalley is flooding into the valley. throwing their cigarette butts out their in the state section, in another article, Readers who are interested in writing a Highway pro- Similarly, Miller Motorsports car or truck windows. If these idiots like it said, “State surplus is $260 million longer guest op-ed column on a topic of posal and how Park could have been told by the to smoke, why do they always have their or more.” Perhaps inspector Clouseau, general interest should contact Editor it will adversely county commission to look for a windows down and blow their smoke the French detective, can be called in Jeff Barrus directly via the contact affect the coun- different location, but the county information at the top of this page. out? Then they flick their butt out the to help our state legislators with this ty. First, they welcomed that facility with open Jaromy Jessop window, causing a potential fire hazard. “where should the money go” problem. claim it will arms. I don’t believe it was a bad E-mail: [email protected] CORRESPONDENT I wish there was some sort of hotline Bob Davis spoil the rural thing, but people must understand Fax: (435) 882-6123 you could call to turn these people in for Tooele feel of Tooele Valley. I believe they that when they allow a facility of Mail: Letters to the Editor are right, but let us be honest, that magnitude into the communi- Tooele Transcript Bulletin Wal-Mart already did that. Second, ty, the community will be forever P.O. Box 390 they complain that the Midvalley changed. Highway will be the final nail At this point, I would normally in the coffin for old downtown talk about how county and munic- GUEST OPINION Tooele, and I believe they are ipal government could take a mea- right, but again, Wal-Mart already sured approach to growth, but it killed downtown as well. Third, is too late. Pandora’s Box is open people complain that large dis- and there is no closing it. Expect tribution companies will come in to see a four-lane divided high- There is a middle route to school integration with their warehouses and destroy way splitting the valley down the to attend a school far away from his or Might there be a rush to the best open space, and again, Wal-Mart middle as big business demands her home. Yet the middle also thinks schools in the district and a rush out leads the way. better access. integration is a worthy goal. It makes of the worst? Might the best and most To be fair to Wal-Mart, the store As a result, we will see numer- sense for schoolchildren to be exposed popular schools become so crowded provide goods and services that all ous chain restaurants, hotels, to a variety of cultures, political opin- they can’t fit any more neighborhood of us benefit by, and I don’t know truck stops, specialty shops, out- ions, social classes and, yes, races. kids? Might the schools everybody runs many people in Tooele who would let stores, and large warehouses Can school districts offer children away from become nearly empty of choose to uproot Wal-Mart and the sprout up like weeds all across the this diverse experience without telling students? convenience it provides. I know valley. It seems only appropriate kids that, because of race, they must There are feasible solutions to I wouldn’t, but at the same time and logical that this will occur, attend a school they do not want to all these problems. If a good school I do miss the old days in Tooele given easy rail and interstate attend? becomes too overcrowded, it will stop Valley. access and the fact that the Salt The default policy in every school being so good and parents will send I miss the days where you district should be that every child is, their kids somewhere else, making the would drive down SR-36 and Lake City International Airport is hen it comes to race in at first, assigned to the school clos- school less crowded and eventually, the only things you would really only minutes away. America, the instinct of left est to his or her home. This would, of one hopes, high-quality again. And if a notice from Lake Point to Tooele The debate on whether there and right is to be clear-cut course, result in many racially unbal- school is so bad that students abandon were Adobe Rock, the drive-in should be a Midvalley Highway W — binary, even. On or off, up or down, anced schools, given the patterns of de it and it must close, it might, after all, theater and Thompson’s Smoke is a moot point. It is coming and yes or no. Black or white, so to speak. facto residential segregation in so many be for the best anyway. House in Erda. I miss the days of now everyone will see the “boot Like in the recent Supreme Court American communities. It all sounds so theoretical. But 40 going to Coronet with my parents print of progress” on Tooele ruling that curtailed the way public That is not a good situation. But school districts, with about 2.5 million to look for a pack of gum or some County that the Spin Doctors school districts may use race to pursue the way to fix it is not to apportion students, allow poor families regardless plastic army men. The city and speak of in their song “It’s gonna racial integration. From the left came students according to race and assign of race to have their choice of schools, county are changing at an incredi- be a road.” apocalyptic fears about a return to the them to the racially appropriate school. according to Stuart Taylor Jr., writing in ble pace, and at this point, there is “good old days” before Brown v. Board The Atlantic. nothing anyone can do to stop it. Jaromy Jessop writes primarily on The way to fix it is by giving under- of Education outlawed de jure segrega- So somebody in the middle is figur- If people were upset and con- local history and outdoor adventure, privileged families, no matter what race tion in 1954. The right bristled that the ing out how to make this work. cerned by growth, they should and is a frequent contributor to or ethnic group, the right to choose court did not go far enough because have opposed Wal-Mart coming the Transcript-Bulletin. He can be which school in the district their chil- it failed to condemn diversity in every Roger Hernandez is a syndicated col- into the valley like the citizens of reached at [email protected]. dren will attend. The America of 2007 way, shape and form. being the America of 2007, a dispropor- umnist and writer-in-residence at New Where is the political middle in this? tionate number of those poor kids will Jersey Institute of Technology. His Trying to make sense of it all. be black or Hispanic. So you get ethnic, latest book is “Cubans in America” To the middle, it makes sense that no cultural and social-class diversity, just (Kensington). Send e-mail to child should be forced, because of race, for starters. [email protected].

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In celebration of 50 years of Finally, Phase 4 will add a football field and bunny hills for sledding in winter. marriage the children of Gary & Rava Giles invite you to attend an open house in their honor, Saturday, July 28, 2007 at 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Plans for England Acres Park unrealized Grantsville West Stake Center 115 E. Cherry Street, G-ville. City says further development will have to wait on water; residents want park finished No gifts please. by Suzanne Ashe baseball and soccer. Because “Finishing the park would mountains, means the city is STAFF WRITER there are structures involved, make the city more welcom- facing a water crisis. Tooele Water is the biggest obsta- Phase 2 should take about six ing. It’s not really a fun place City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy cle the city of Tooele faces months to construct and cost to be right now,” she added. has asked residents to water Children: Ray (Annette) Giles of in the further development of about $900,000. Other residents near the sparingly this summer, and Lake Point, Troy (Michelle) Giles of England Acres Park, which Phase 3, in the northeast park wondered why the city all major city projects that Grantsville, Keyo (Doug) Drewery of was planned to be the largest corner of the park, is the most would purchase additional include landscaping are on Corpus Christi, Texas, Dirk (Aimee) Giles of Grantsville, Chirlee (Shane) park in the city. ambitious of park prop- hold for now. “You figure Johnson of Granstville, Chilee (Shane) According to Kathy Harris, the develop- “The entire park will erty — spe- parks are 90 percent grass,” Johnson of Grantsville. Tooele City’s Parks and ment. It will provide space for sports, c i f i c a l l y Harris said. “That’s a lot of We love you both very much. Recreation director, only six include ten- family gatherings, the recent water.” of the 26 acres at the park, nis courts, walking paths — and it is purchase of [email protected] which is located at 400 East basketball 12.4 acres on and 1000 North, have been courts, a dog friendly.” Skyline Drive developed. The rest of the pavilion with KATHY HARRIS — while space is currently covered by restrooms, TOOELE CITY’S PARKS AND E n g l a n d a waist-high field of yellowing an amphi- RECREATION DIRECTOR A c r e s weeds. theater and a r e m a i n e d The city has owned the trails system. unfinished. property since 2003, and began There is no date to begin this Casey Walker, president of work on the site in 2004. Phase phase and no projected cost TC United, a soccer league 1, the only area that has been for its completion. that serves 3,000 kids ages Craig completed, includes a soccer The last phase will com- four to 18, would like to see field, a children’s playground plete the southeast side. It will the park finished to alleviate a and a pavilion. When it was include a parking lot off of shortage of playing fields. installed, a combination of 520 East, underground water “If we had more fields, it seed and sod was used to fill storage, a football field, a chil- would enable us to be more in the grassy area. dren’s playground and a hill organized,” Walker said. “We Rydalch Angela Park, 26, and her for sledding in the winter. wouldn’t have so many con- aunt Amy Campbell, 31, both “The entire park will pro- flicts with practices, and we live in Tooele and go out of vide space for sports, family wouldn’t have to rely on the their way to spend time at gatherings, walking paths — schools as heavily, which the children’s playground at and it is dog friendly,” Harris would be a lot better because England Acres. Park said it’s said. the schools do not have out- the only park in Tooele with It has been two years since side bathrooms.” everything she needs in the the first phase was completed According to Tooele City same place: slides, swings and and the long wait for the next Planner Rachelle Custer, the shade for the adults. phase has frustrated some res- recent purchase of land for “It’s quiet and nice, not too idents of the neighborhood. the Skyline Drive park has crowded,” she said. “Depressing, is what comes no bearing on England Acres’ The park’s final 20 acres will to mind, because you like to completion. be finished in three phases. think you live in a place that “It was important that the is pleased to announce that Although there is no timeline is better taken care of,” said city purchase that property set for the completion of the Mary Leal, who lives on the for a future park,” Custer said. Craig Rydalch has achieved the final phases, a plan has been east side of the park. “What we are in need of right finalized. She and her husband often now is water.” Phase 2 will include two walk on the ribbon of side- A lack of precipitation cou- mulituse fields for softball, walk that encircles the park. pled with little runoff from the Gold Finder Award for the ﬁrst and second TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT Quarters of 2007 BULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BULLETIN A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Aug. 18, please contact Gwen at 882-4366 Tooele or e-mail [email protected]. Stansbury Days Tooele County Fair Calling all Stansbury Park residents, Premium Exhibit Books can be picked mark your calendar now for Stansbury up at the Tooele County Extension office Days Aug. 18. Events to include: Golf or at the Tooele County Commission tournament, triathlon, cardboard boat office. Home Arts and 4H entries for the race, frog jumping contest, paddle and Tooele County Fair will be accepted July row boat race, regatta race. So start 30 and 31 at the Deseret Peak Complex. planning now your event that you will be Please pick up a book for details, rules participating. For more information see and entry forms. Contact Kaylynn at www.stansburyassoc.org. 882-7069 or Patty at 843-2350 for more Entertainers needed information. Looking for those who are interested in Fair booths available performing their talent for Stansbury Days The Tooele County Fair still has spac- Aug. 18. If interested please call 843-7512 es available for food and vendor booths. or e-mail [email protected]. If you have retail items, arts and crafts, services to advertise or can make some tasty food we would love to have you Stockton share your talents with the community at the fair Aug. 2-4. Contact Melissa at Stockton Days 849-0792 or visit www.tooelefair.com for Stockton Days will be Aug. 10 and 11. information and application. Those interested in renting booth space, Bands and booths wanted please contact Town Hall at 882-3877 by The fourth annual ThankQ Tooele Aug. 3. County event (July 27 and 28) is looking for bands to perform and local vendors to set up booths to sell arts, crafts, etc. Schools Only 15 booth areas and a few slots for bands are available so reserve your ‘77 THS reunion spot now. There is no cost to rent a The search is on for Tooele High booth area. Contact Darren at 882-1300 or School class of 1977 classmates. We need [email protected]. to know where to send invite for 30 year Miss Tooele County pageant reunion. Let Sharon at 882-0445 or Cecelia photo courtesy of Tonya Walker Miss Tooele County pageant is July at 882-4636 or Donna at 882-5702 know The Tooele High School Sha-Ronns were awarded a superior trophy, 110 percent award, spirit stick and Rock Star award at the 28. Any girl between the ages 17 and 23 your new address to send invitations to. Universal Dance Association summer camp. The 2007-08 Sha-Ronns are: (back, l-r) Kaylie Gustafson, Emily Jackson and Shellie interested in participating in the Miss If you know of anyone who has moved Christensen; (middle) Larissa Poyner, Aubrey Warr, Shalisa Ragan, Kirtli Zentner and Danica Olsen; and (front) Cierra Wood, Shayla Tooele County Scholarship Pageant to out of the area and would like to attend McBride and Erin Coffman. Not pictured are: Amya Biorge, Bridgett Downey, Lindsay Terry and Mikal Giles. The Sha-Ronns are call Cheryl Adams at 843-3150 or 882- please give us their address or have them under the direction of Angie Romney and Tonya Walker. 3544. call one of these phone numbers. Chiropractor, Clinical Nutritionist and 12:45 p.m. New players desperately TCSD board member vacancy Records to be destroyed and join us. certified Applied Kinesiologist from needed. The Tooele County Board of Education On July 31, the Tooele County School Vacation Bible School Sandy on Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. at the Utah Bingo: Monday 1 p.m., Friday 12:45 will hire an interim appointment to serve District will be destroying special educa- St. Marguerite’s will be having Vacation State Extension office auditorium/Health p.m. the year and a half remaining on the tion records for special Ed students who Bible School, Aug. 6-10 from 6-8 p.m. department located at 151 N. Main in Pinochle: Tuesday 1:00 p.m., Thursday term. Any candidate must maintain a pri- attended school in Tooele County and Come join the fun at Avalanche Ranch. Tooele. Dr. Lloyd will speak to us on wom- 9 a.m., Friday 10 a.m. mary residence within the Tooele County were born prior to 1980. Former special There will be food, games, crafts, and en’s nutrition and hormone issues. Snacks No ceramics until September School District Precinct 4 and remain a education students, who are 26 years Bible Stories for kindergarten through will be provided. Please RSVP to JoAnna Line Dancing: Monday 1 p.m. (No qualified voter. A letter of interest should of age or older, who would like their 6th grade. Contact Marcella Burden 882- at 435-884-6644 or tooelemoms@yahoo. Tuesday class until September) be sent to Gary Gowans, Board President, records, should call the school district at 2130 to register. com. The Senior Sparkles: “New Fitness Tooele County School District Office at 833-1900 ext. 1120. Master Gardeners meet Program” Monday, Wednesday, and 92 S Lodestone Way, Tooele, Utah. The THS Class of 1962 Education Friday 9:30 a.m. (Muscular Strength and deadline for the letter is July 25 no later The Master Gardeners will meet on All members of Tooele High School Wednesday, July 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Range of Movement, Cardio Circuit & than 4 p.m. Interviews will be held on July class of ‘62 are invited to attend their 45- Adult education Yoga Stretch) 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the district office. Extension office at 151 N. Main St. We year reunion on Saturday, Aug. 11. Planned Get your high school diploma this year. will be visiting fellow master gardeners’ Friday Night Dancing 6–8 p.m. Insulin pump seminar activities include several tours, golf, lunch All classes required for a high school yards to get ideas and inspiration. Check your health There will be an information seminar and prime rib buffet at the Eagle’s Nest. diploma, adult basic education, GED Follow-up Tuesday, July 31 on an insulin pump and continuous glu- Cost is $25 per person. Call Andi Anderson preparation, word processing, drivers’ Business party AARP Safe Driving Classes Friday, July The ShopTooele Business Alliance cose monitoring system on Thursday, (882-0804) or Joe McBride (882-4818) for education and English as a second lan- 20, 12:30 – 4:30 p.m. $10 fee at Mountain Networking Party will be hosted by July 26 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Mountain more information by July 30. guage are available. Register now to grad- West Medical. Call 843-3690 for reserva- West Medical Center, 2055 N. Main. uate — just $35 per semester. Located at Heather McClatchey of Tupperware tions. New student registration and Robyn Fish of Fishin’ for Fun and Police grant award New student registration for elemen- 76 S. 1000 W., Can be reached at 833-1994. The Senior Citizen Center will be Greeting Cakes. Attend the meeting for The Tooele City Police Department tary school students will be held on Aug. Adult Education classes are for students closed Tuesday, July 24. networking opportunities, a chance to is eligible for a $15,949 BJA JAG Grant 13 and 14. All new students and par- 18 and over. Summer hours Tuesday and win a door prize and for a chance to fea- Senior circle Award. The Chief of Police intends ents should plan for their registration Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m. Senior Circle is for anyone over the age ture your own business at a future party. to apply for and spend these funds to at that time. Copies of birth certificates of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Receive Take GED Bring business cards. Wednesday, July expand the forensic and investigative ser- and immunization records are needed. hospital, local, and national benefits. Call The GED test will be given on Aug. 14 25, 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express, vices capability of the police department. Various other forms will be filled out at 843-3690 or stop by the hospital volunteer and 15, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact 1531 North Main, Tooele. All are local Public comment is welcome at 882-8900 the school. desk to sign up. All activities require an Andrea at 833-1994 by Aug. 10. Pre-regis- businesspeople are welcome, call Paula or at tooelecity.org. Comments may be RSVP except for exercise. Registration for St. Marguerite’s tration is required. Williams 435-579-1733 or see www.shop- filed in person or mailed to 323 N. Main St. Marguerite’s Catholic School is English as a second language Exercise St., Tooele. tooele.org for more information. expanding. We are accepting applications ESOL conversational classes are held Sittercise Classes — Meets Mondays at Friday nights on Vine for grades 1-3 this school year in addition Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ESOL stu- 2 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Free to Weekly concerts/performances at the to the preschool and kindergarten. The dents may come anytime the center is members. Chair and sitting exercises that Veteran’s Memorial Park, corner of Main elementary school starts Aug. 20. Please open for Individualized study with our Seniors promote flexibility and toning. St. and Vine St. Join us for Fridays on contact Marcella Burden to register for software programs and textbooks. The Body Instincts — Meets Tuesdays at Vine, every Friday evening starting at 7 the elementary school 882-2130 or Janet book fee is $25 per semester. Grantsville Senior Center 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). p.m., now until Sept. 7. An excellent way Barbiero for the preschool 882-1408. The Grantsville Senior Center can be Free to members. Toning and stretching Homeschool open house reached at 884-3446. and a little cardio workout. to spend your Friday evening. This Friday THS class of 1982 reunion This event is for anyone who is inter- Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Hinges & Twinges — Meets Tuesday Z-Motion from Tooele High School will All members of the Tooele High School ested in beginning homeschooling July and Friday. Please make your reserva- and Thursdays at 11 a.m. Pratt Aquatic perform. class of 1982 are invited to their 25-year 26. Topics include Utah law, typical home- tions before 8:30 a.m. the morning of the Center. $2.50 for members, $20 for a 10- reunion to be held Friday, Oct. 5 at 6:30 school day, learning style and questions meal or sign-up sheets are available at pass punch card. $3.50 for non-members. Stansbury Park p.m. at the Eagle’s Nest. More details and answers. Call 850-9803. the center. Water aerobics. will follow. For more information and to Family search help make contact with class members Breakfast: Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 12 Prescription Brown Bag — Wednesday, Soccer club The pioneer history class will be that we have lost contact with, con- p.m. July 25 from 9-11 a.m. By appointment By overwhelming requests, if you Wednesday, Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. at the center, tact Jeff England at jeffbengland@msn. Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday at 9 a.m. only. Bring all of your prescriptions to missed the registration dates for the 751 N. 520 East in Tooele. The hours are com or 435-830-2121; or Randi Park at Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. the pharmacist at MWMC and find out Stansbury Soccer Club and you are Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; [email protected] or 801-243-6470. Monday at 2 p.m. and Wednesday at how they interact and why you are taking still interested in playing, we are still Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; 1 p.m. them. Valuable benefit. Free to members accepting registrations. Please call 882- Thursday from 12:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. only! 4545 or 843-7512 or you may e-mail stan Churches Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 Line Dancing: Thursday at 10 a.m. Birthday Bingo — Thursday, July 26 at [email protected] for more p.m. The address is 751 N. 520 East in Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Food, cake, bingo, prizes! Spaces information. Methodist VBS Tooele. Call 882-1396 for more informa- Pool: Everyday fill up fast. $3 for salad bar and drinks. Stansbury Days booth wanted Tooele United Methodist Church tion or to sign up. Puzzles: Everyday Calling all crafters or business own- Vacation Bible School will be Aug. 6-10 Quilting: Monday at 9 a.m. ers. The SPCA is looking for those who from 6-8 p.m. Enjoy crafts, music, Bible Groups The center will be closed on July 24. Recovery are interested in promoting their busi- stories, food and fun. Ages 3 potty-trained Health clinics: ness’s at the annual Stansbury Days Aug. and up. Contact 882-1349 and leave a Weight loss support Blood Pressure every Thursday at 12 Kick drug habit 18. If you are wanting to have a booth, message. TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly is p.m. LDS Family Services addiction recov- please call Richelle at 843-7512 or e-mail Game night accepting new members. Check us out at Foot clinic July 31 from 1:30 to 3:30 ery meetings are Tuesdays from 7:30 to [email protected]. All singles age 30 plus are invited to Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Vine, 5 p.m. p.m. appointments are necessary. 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 West, Room 118, Triathlon volunteers needed a fun game night Thursday, July 26, at every Tuesday. Mary Lou 830-1150 or Tooele Seniors in Tooele. Enter on the north side of the Connie 850-8174. The SPCA will be offering the triathlon 7 p.m. at the LDS building at 1000 West The Tooele County Senior Citizen chapel. The Erda meeting has been dis- again this year for Stansbury Days. If you Utah Avenue, Tooele. Please bring a N.A.R.F.E. Center can be reached at 882-2870. The continued. are interested in volunteering for this event favorite game to play and a snack to share The Tooele Chapter #1253 of the center is for the enjoyment of all Senior Castaways AA National Active and Retired Federal Citizens 55 years and up. Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous Employees Assn. will not meet during Meals: Lunch 12-1 p.m. Monday, meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the summer recess months of July and Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday noon at the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. August. Next meeting, Sept. 14, 2007, Breakfast: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Wednesday Aaron Dr., Tooele. (Southwestern look- watch this column for details. Hal Webster No Friday Night Dinners until ing church by the new hospital, first left 882-5331. September off 2000 N.) Open, mixed, non-smoking, Eagle’s past president party Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., Thursday wheelchair access. On Monday, July 23 at 7 p.m., the Eagles Auxiliary will have a short meeting and then honor JRPMP Barbara Denner BULLETIN BOARD POLICY with a party. Please come out and show If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Missy Thompson at 882-0050, her we appreciate what she has done the fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for past year. special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, MOMS club etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your photo courtesy of Annette Morgan The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley will notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your The 27th Ward Cub Scouts and their families participated in a historical tour of Ophir be hosting a special speaker event open announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- provided by Dennis and Margie Morgan. Pictured are (l-r): den leader Daniel Morgan, to all moms in the Tooele Valley area. The tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on Brandon Hamilton, Brandon Chesley, Clayton Carty, Uriah Nielson, PJ Healey, Jeffrey speaker will be Dr. Ross Lloyd a Holistic the day prior to the desired publication date. Chesley and Daniel Chesley. OBITURARY A9

TUESDAY July 24, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 WEDDINGS BABY DEATH NOTICES Cox / Herbst Funeral services are pending Kennedie Jean for: Mark and Tara Cox are pleased Palmer Gena Waite to announce the marriage of Holden Barton Concealed Deloris Caldwell their daughter, Kyra Leisyl to Reghan and Tailor are Firearms Training Mark Alan Herbst, son of Alan Jeff Nugent proud to announce the arrival Linda Kerns Get your Concealed and Evelyn Herbst on Thursday, of their baby sister Kennedie Firearms permit. Classes July 26, 2007, in the Salt Lake Maurice Murphy Jean Palmer. She was born on held on a regular basis. LDS Temple. Kyra served in Full obituaries will appear March 21, 2007, at the Mountain the Armenia Yerevan mission. in the Thursday edition of the More information available at: West Medical Center in Tooele. www.greatbasinguns.com She graduated from SUU with Transcript-Bulletin Kennedie Jean Palmer a degree in business marketing Unlike us, she went full term For further information or Call and is currently employed as and weighed 10 pounds 1 ounce Grantsville and Harry and Doris please contact Tate Mortuary at an account manager at Del Sol Kyra Leisyl Cox and Mark Alan and was 20 inches long. Our Standing of Stansbury Park are 882-0676. 435-830-3921 parents Rick and Amy Palmer of Corporation. Mark served in the Herbst just glad to have one more baby Naoma Margetts passed away Erda are very proud and excited California Los Angeles mission. is currently completing his mas- to love and spoil. We had a July 21, 2007. Funeral servic- He graduated from BYU with a to have the final piece of our hard time at first learning how es will be held Thursday, July Subscribe Today degree in civil engineering, and ters degree at BYU. family in place. Our grandpar- to share our mommy and was 26, at 11 a.m. at Tate Mortuary. 882-0050 ents Dean and Jean Palmer and tempted to send Kennedie back Viewing will be Wednesday, 6- Wayne and Helen Christiansen to the hospital, but now we just 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, and Holland / Shumway of Grantsville and our great- love our little sister and totally also one hour prior to the ser- grandparents Carrie Meehan of enjoy making her smile. vice. A full obituary will appear Frank Chuck and Chris Holland, in the Thursday edition of the Tooele, are pleased to announce Transcript-Bulletin. OHLMAN the marriage of their daughter, M Attorney at Law Valerie Suzanne to Benjamin Cooper Shumway, son of NOTES OF APPRECIATION Richard and Doretta Shumway FREE We would like to thank those dren’s slippers and infant caps. Friday and Saturday from 10 of Vernon. They will be sealed Consultation who on July 14 came to the “open The donations are very much a.m. to 4 p.m. and evenings by for time and all eternity in the for house” of the Humanitarian appreciated and will benefit appointment. Salt Lake LDS Temple on July Wills & The Lord said, “Inasmuch as 27, 2007, with a reception that Service Room which has been many in need. We are grateful ye have done it unto one of the Trusts evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at the opened to serve our community for the time and effort spent on least of these my brethren, ye Tooele South Stake Center locat- here in Tooele County. Thank behalf of others. have done it unto me.” Matthew ed at 1025 Southwest Drive. We you for the quilts, little girls The purpose of the 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Benjamin Cooper Shumway and nightgowns, and boys and girls Humanitarian Service Room, 25:40. welcome friends and relatives Thank you again. to celebrate with us that eve- Valerie Suzanne Holland underwear that were donated. located inside the Deseret Elder and Sister Roberts 882-4800 ning. Valerie is currently work- Also, thank you to the group Industries building, is to pro- while studying Criminal Justice Humanitarian Service Room ing as a dispatcher at the Tooele at Utah Valley State College in or organization who on the June vide opportunities for individu- www.schmutzmohlman.com Supervisors County Sheriff’s Office. Ben is the fall. They will make their 14 and 15 donated 200 hygiene als and groups to serve the poor working at Wal-Mart in Orem, first home in Orem. kits and those who donated chil- and needy. It is available for use OBITUARIES well liked by his many friends. Main St. Tooele with the grave- Jesse Lee Parker He was greatly loved and will side at the Tooele Cemetery. We be dearly missed. He is now would like to apologize to any- Our beloved brother and reunited with his mom and dad, one whom we may have missed uncle, Jesse Lee Parker, passed John and Mary Parker. He is sur- contacting in regards to his away on July 18, 2007. Jesse vived by his sisters and brother: funeral. was born on Aug. 15, 1955, to Joan (Larry) McCullough, Alice Life Mary and John Parker in Tooele, Misty Gebeke, Rachel (Burt) The Adventure of Life is to Utah. He began working his Bransteitter, Nathan (Eva) Learn sophomore year at the Tooele Parker, Esther Parker and Joy The Purpose of Life is to Army Depot where he continued Parker. Many nieces and neph- Grow after high school for about 17 ews: Lisa (Chris) Butler, Virgina The Nature of Life is to more years. He received many (Kenny) Smith, Denise (Mike) Change awards for safety and atten- Smith, Rebecca Bransteitter, The Challenge of Life is to dance. He has worked at Huish Antonio Parker, JB Bransteitter, Overcome for the past nine years where he Allergies? Nathaniel Parker and Mary The Essence of Life is to had received an award for not Parker. Also his great nieces Care missing a single day of work in and nephews: Alicia, Samantha, The Opportunity of Life is to David K. Palmer a year. He loved spending time Nicolas, Austen, Desirae, Halee Serve M.D. with his family. He had a pas- and Hanna. Funeral Services The Secret of Life is to Dare Nancy J. Stevenson sion for horses and horseback Jesse Lee Parker were held Monday July 23 at 1 The Spice of Life is to riding and loved trains. He also p.m. with a viewing from 12 to 1 Befriend P.A.-C liked being outdoors, fishing p.m. It was held at the Christian The Beauty of Life is to Give son, brother and uncle and was and farming. He was a great Faith Church located at 560 S. The Joy of Life is to Love Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders

Two trials planned in fight Layne Alan Call 882-6448 to make an appointment over The Salt Lake Tribune Christensen 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele by Paul Foy appraisal firm. Clark said early (Moose) ASSOCIATED PRESS in the six-year-old case, which SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A has taken several detours on Beloved son, father, brother federal judge said Thursday he appeal, that MPI couldn’t afford and friend returned home to would schedule two trials in the the cost of major litigation. our Heavenly Father on July ownership battle for Utah’s larg- The McCarthey family went Starting 18, 2007. He was born Nov. 14, est newspaper. along with other shareholders 1966 to Ronald Christensen In the first trial, set to start who wanted to sell the Tribune (deceased) and Shirley (Roberts) Sept. 4, the former owners of to minimize their individual Christensen in Tooele, Utah. He The Salt Lake Tribune will seek estate taxes. The paper was sold graduated from Tooele High August 1st, to overturn a key appraisal that in 1997 to John Malone’s cable- School in 1987. Layne married established $355.5 million as the television giant, TCI, in a stock Lisa Borders in 1989. They later price they would have to pay to swap. The Tribune had made an divorced. Layne Alan Christensen 2007 get the newspaper back — even early investment in TCI that bal- Layne worked at Smurfit- though they recently disclosed looned over the years. Stone (Altivity) for 15 years as Christensen, and his grand- that recovering the paper isn’t “I have no problem going to a certified journeyman fabrica- mother Juanita Woodmansee, their primary objective. trial. I think the appraisal is tion welder. Layne was char- all of Tooele; a son James and The McCarthey family, former rock solid,” W. Dean Singleton, ismatic and loved by all who daughter, Sarah; uncles Ronnie Grantsville City major Tribune shareholders, are MediaNews vice chairman and knew him. He enjoyed fishing, and Rowland Roberts, cousins seeking damages against the chief executive, said Thursday camping, collecting hot wheels Rowland Jr., Rochelle, Rolayna, appraisal firm, New Jersey-based during a break in the six-hour with his son, and rocks with his Debby and John. He was pre- Ofﬁce Hours will be Management Planning Inc. hearing. “There’s no way in the daughter. Layne was very cre- ceded in death by his father, “We’re very pleased that world it will be overturned.” ative in iron work. grandfathers and aunt Dreama. we’re finally going to have MPI Cassell and lawyers tentative- He leaves behind his moth- Graveside services will be 9 am – 5 pm defend their work,” said Philip ly agreed to start the second er, Shirley Christensen, broth- held Thursday, July 26 at 1 p.m. G. McCarthey, a Salt Lake City trial on Feb. 4. ers Jimmy and Brian Keith at the Tooele City Cemetery. insurance executive, whose family contends $355.5 million was an inflated price for the Tribune. MPI attorney Robert S. Clark said the lawsuit “threatens the very existence” of the tiny There’s a Better Way to Get the Word Out.

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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007 Sports

SPORTS WRAP GHS volleyball set Tooele Varsity Prep claims top seed in state The Grantsville High School volleyball team will hold conditioning and open gym beginning July 31 at 8 a.m. concluding Aug. 3 at the GHS gym. Tryouts for the tournament with win against Judge Memorial GHS volleyball team will begin Aug. 6 and resume all week, beginning at 7 a.m. by Nick Drake each day. For more information contact SPORTS EDITOR GHS Coach Heidi Heath at 840-3595. Tooele wasn’t about to let an THS volleyball opportunity slip by in the Buffs The Tooele High volleyball team will hold final Varsity Prep regular season conditioning and open gym beginning finale Thursday at Deseret Peak July 31 at 7 p.m. The team will hold a Complex. parents-athlete meeting July 31 at 7 p.m. The local squad knew a vic- with conditioning following that night until 9 p.m. There will also be conditioning and tory over Judge Memorial would open gym Aug. 1 and 3 from 9-11 a.m. sew up the top seed in the 2007 while there will also be conditioning and Utah Varsity Prep State tourna- open gym Aug. 2 from 7-9 p.m. Tryouts ment this week at Ken Price Park for the squad will be Aug. 6 and 7 from 9 while a setback would leave that a.m. to noon and 7-9 p.m. There will also coveted seed in some doubt. be times Aug. 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7-9 The outcome of the game was p.m. and Aug. 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. never in question, right from the Late registering students may be given an start. opportunity to tryout during the following Matt Trussell tossed a three- week. Practice will be moved to the tradi- hit shutout and the Buffs erupt- tional 2:30-5 p.m. the following week. Any ed for runs in all five frames to questions please contact Coach Andrews @ 830-7014 hand the Bulldogs a 10-0 white- wash at home. GHS girls soccer tryouts Only one of the 10 sluggers The Grantsville High School girls soccer in the Tooele line-up failed to team will hold tryouts July 30 and 31 from 7-9 p.m. at Grantsville City Park. For produce at least one safety on more info contact Coach Casey Walker at the night and the hosts cruised 849.1138. to the decisive triumph. THS x-country meeting set The win caps a 15-3 record on The Tooele High cross country team the season in league play, with will hold a parents meeting July 26 at 7 two of the three setbacks com- p.m. at the park next to the Pratt Aquatic ing at the hands of Woods Cross, Center. All athlete who is considering to 2-1 and 10-4. The only other loss compete on the team should attend the came to Olympus 8-7. meeting. Any questions please contact Tooele earned a first-round photography / Troy Boman Coach Karen Ware 882-0774. bye and meets the Hunter- Tooele infielder Beau Leyva dives for a ball at second base Thursday at Deseret Peak Complex. The Buffs posted a perfect 10-0 triumph over Judge Memorial to capture the coveted top seed this week in the Utah State Varsity Prep tournament at Ken Price Park. Tooele meets either Stansbury golf results Granger winner Tuesday at 5 Granger or Hunter Tuesday at 5 p.m. Brock Griffith and Robbie Thompson tied p.m. in state tournament play at for top honors in low gross play for the Ken Price Park. mens and Valerie Green won the women’s 0 advantage in the top of the burst. Mitch Eyre also pounded second inning assault. Trussell within 5-1. low gross crown in the Stansbury Park Tooele 17 - Hunter 2 first frame. Matt Medina and a RBI single and Colton Barkdull also contributed a run scoring However, the Buffs erupted Golf Association Ringer tournament July The Buffs exploded for Jake Dalton each reached on a added a run scoring double to single to give the Buffs a 5-0 for eight runs on eight hits, a 14-15. Griffith and Thompson each fired a victory in the nightcap of a Hunter fielding miscue to open spot the Buffs a quick cushion. lead. walk and fielding miscue to a low gross 65 to tie for first place in league double-header with the the men’s low gross while Mike Holmes the game while Boone Baird and Medina drew a walk to open Hunter did manage a run in take command of the game, and Alden Johnson tied for third place Wolverines in West Valley City. Matt Trussell each followed with the second inning and Baird the bottom of the second on two Tooele seized a quick 3- with a 67 each. Mike Hubbard topped the a single to trigger the early out- ripped a RBI double to ignite a hits and a pair of walks to pull to SEE PREP PAGE A11 men’s low net with a first place 61. Green claimed first place in the women’s low gross with a 72. Doris Devereaux topped the women’s low net with a 60. Tooele American Legion seeks state berth GHS golf tryouts set by Nick Drake season play. Tooele will have two hits in the fourth to build The Grantsville High School boys’ golf team will hold tryouts Aug. 1 at 8 a.m. at SPORTS EDITOR to conclude the tie game as a 7-5 lead. the Stansbury Park Golf Course. The Utah Tooele needs victories to well at a later date. Tooele sliced the deficit to High School Activities Association has near a coveted berth into the Tooele 10 - Olympus 10 7-6 on walks to Gochis and also announced girls golf will be a spring Utah American Legion base- The Buffs forged into a tie Witkowski, single by Almond sport in 2008. All GHS girls interested in ball tournament. with the Spartans in a league and a walk to Zach Watrous playing on the new GHS girls golf team The Buffs tied Olympus 10- to force home the run and aid or for more info on the boys’ squad affair at Ken Price Park. please contact Coach Jimmy Arellano at 10 last week and dropped a Tooele grabbed a quick 1-0 the effort. 224-3033. hard fought 11-10 decision to cushion in the top of the first The Titans followed with West. frame when Matt Medina drew three more runs in the bottom Grantsville Ute sign-ups of the fifth to extend the lead Registration for the Grantsville Ute Now, Tooele hopes to post a walk, stole second and dart- Conference District 2 Youth Football will a victory over Hunter and ed home on a T.J. Witkowski to 10-6. be held July 28. The July 28 sign ups in the suspended game with single. The Buffs chipped away at will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at Olympus to make a run at Olympus countered with a the deficit with two tallies in Grantsville High. All interested youth ages the post-season tournament at solo home run to force the 1-1 the top of the fifth. Medina eight through 13 are encouraged to reg- Oquirrh Park in Kearns later rapped a single and Anderson ister. tie after the opening inning of this month. the game. reached on a Spartan error to THS golf tryouts set Matt Medina, Matt Gochis The Buffs exploded for four begin the comeback. Gochis The Tooele High School boys’ golf team and T.J. Witkowski belted out runs on six hits to take a 5-1 drilled a RBI double and Pratt will hold tryouts July 31 at 8 a.m. at the key hits in the final frame edge. Zach Watrous smacked reached on an error to pull Links at Overlake Golf Course. The Utah Tooele to within 10-8. High School Activities Association has of regulation to force a 10- a single to open the rally and also announced girls golf will be a spring 10 deadlock and the game Stewart Christensen crushed Tooele rallied in the top of sport in 2008. All THS girls interested in remained that way due to time a RBI triple to begin the scor- the seventh to force an extra playing on the new THS girls golf team or regulations at the Murray- ing. Medina launched a two- inning. Medina drilled a single for more info on the boys’ squad please based field. run home run to aid the effort and Gochis delivered a double contact Coach Killpack at 830-1258 or Medina and Gochis provid- to trigger the Buff rally. Pratt 884-0434. in the inning. Matt Gochis, and ed three hits each and com- Mark Pratt belted consecutive reached on an Olympus mis- Tooele Ute football sign-ups bined to score seven runs and singles and T.J. Witkowski cue and Witkowski followed The Tooele Ute Conference Football ignite the Buff attack. T.J. drew a walk to load the bases. with a RBI single to force league has scheduled registration for Witkowski, Tyler Almond and Tyler Almond also rapped a the 10-10 deadlock and extra three of the four Saturday’s this month. innings. The only remaining sign-up to be held will Mark Pratt also contributed single to stake Tooele to the be at Deseret Peak, northwest of soccer two hits each to force the tie four-run edge. Medina and Gochis paved fields, on July 28. The July 28 date is 9 game after eight innings. The Titans bounced right the way for the Buffs with three a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration can also be photography / Troy Boman The Buffs meet league rival back with five runs on five hits each while Witkowski, accomplished online at www.utefootball. Tooele’s Tyler Almond awaits a pitch in a game at Dow James Park. Hunter (Monday) at West hits in the bottom of the third Almond and Pratt each logged com. The entry fee is $165 and late sign- The Buffs are hoping to earn a berth in the Utah State American Legion Valley City in a 6 p.m. contest ups after July 28 is $50 extra. to take a slim 6-5 cushion. baseball tournament with wins this week. as well to close out regular Olympus tacked on a run on SEE LEGION PAGE A11

FROM THE SIDELINES Gridiron action ready to heat up from Tooele to Provo, Grantsville to Salt Lake City s the heat istratively as well. Head coach Tony Orem, and the rest of gang. Welcome and then travels to the Rose Bowl to Pokies and then in week three head to builds and Cloward will be directing the offense to the big leagues. But hey, the take on the UCLA Bruins. From there Norman Oklahoma to take on the No. A the fires for the Cowboys this year while coach Buffalos are reported to be better than the Cougars head to Tulsa, Okla. to 11 Sooners. The Aggies return home blaze, Tooele Rick Harrison has taken over defen- they were last season and they were face the Golden Hurricanes. When week four to play San Jose State and County continues sive duties. Things will look a little pretty darn good then. Brian Hobson the Cougars come staggering back to then get to come down to Salt Lake to struggle through different, as the Cowboys will be run- returned to camp not only healthy but Provo they will have to recover fast summer while ning a new offensive scheme. Rumors with attitude. The big defensive tackle because in week four the Cougars City for the Utes. sports fans run suggest it is a rushing type offense, brings a smile to head coach Sam start conference play with none other How about Grantsville High School marathons, play which should be fun and exciting to Elliott’s face, which will help the 4A than the Air Force Academy in Lavell alumni Pace Jorgensen being acknowl- baseball, softball, watch and should be good news for medicine go down a little smoother. Edwards Stadium. The Cougars don’t edged with pre-season All WAC Team soccer, and then David Gumucio the GHS faithful Veer fanatics. Again What you won’t see this year is a get a bye week until Oct. 6. honors from CollegeFootballNews. try to cool off CORRESPONDENT it is rumored that the Cowboys will Tooele vs. Grantsville game. There The Utes don’t have it much bet- Com. Jorgensen is a senior offensive with a swim. But throw the ball every once in a while as seems to be a lot of chitchat about this ter. They open on the road at Oregon guard for the Aggies this season with as Pioneer Day well — which is fine by me but there but I think it was simply a matter of State, and then return to Rice Eccles 27 career starts, which are the most rolls around, some folks start getting are others that would rather have their Tooele going 4A and not being able to for the Air Force Academy and the on the team. Jorgensen had started 18 a might bit restless as football shows teeth pulled. Former GHS head coach get the schedule sorted out. It’s funny UCLA Bruins. Week four takes the signs of getting underway. Kevin Butler told me several years ago how we always have to put blame on Utes to Las Vegas for the UNLV consecutive games for the Aggies over Our local high school teams have that, “three things can happen when someone or something, when in reality Running Rebels. During week six the the last two seasons missing only the enjoyed good summer camps as you pass the football and two of them sometimes things just don’t work out Utes travel to Louisville to take on Louisiana Tech game due to injury. Grantsville went to Snow College and are bad.” I guess there is some wisdom the way we would like. I’m sure the the Cardinals and Brain Brohm, who This is Jorgensen’s third preseason all- Tooele headed north to Weber State. in that line of thought but then again tradition will continue as the Buffs get decided to let the NFL have one more WAC team listing. Neither team experienced any seri- Coach Butler didn’t like to punt either. settled in. year without him. Now the Utes get Come August things around here ous injuries and both had productive The Buffalos are going to be making On the college front BYU seems to to deal with him and the sixth-ranked will start getting fast and furious with camps with a few surprises. Both a few adjustments as well this season have their quarterback controversy Cardinals at mid season. the old pigskin flying — no that’s run- Tooele County teams are anxious to as they are moving up to the 4A divi- behind them and are anxious to get Utah State doesn’t have an easy get the fall football season underway. sion. When was the last time you saw with the program. You can bet coach row to hoe in the Western Athletic ning around the gridiron as fast as it Grantsville has some rebuilding the Provo Bulldogs playing at THS? Bronco Mendenhall will have his Conference either. The Aggies open can go. So have a great Pioneer Day to do at their skilled positions and Well you will get to see them this year Cougars ready to go, and he will need with UNLV at home and then travel and relax — football is coming. I’ll see they have made adjustments admin- along with Mountain View, Timpview, to. BYU opens with Arizona at home, to Laramie, Wyo. to wrangle with you from the sideline. A11

TUESDAY July 24, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Stansbury stars post productive post-season campaign by Nick Drake run single and two other base five runs on four hits to close SPORTS EDITOR runners scored on wild pitches to within 8-7 in the top of the Stansbury Park 11-12-year- to tie the game at 4-4 after two third. Landon drew a walk to old all-star squad didn’t have a innings. begin the comeback bid while great start to its first-ever state Rose Park snapped the two Marshall Lindsay slapped a sin- tournament appearance nor did inning scoreless string with two gle. Zach Stephenson reached it have a great finish either. tallies son three hits and a walk on a fielder’s choice while But the local squad did man- to build a 6-4 cushion. Anderson rapped a double and age to post its first-ever state The hosts tacked on two Daniel Napier ripped a RBI tri- tournament triumph with a win more insurance tallies in the ple. over neighbor Tooele 17-14 and bottom of the fifth to complete But Taylorsville refused to capture at least one state tour- the game. fold and countered with five nament game and gain valuable Wyatt Branch paced more runs on three hits, two state tourney experience. Stansbury Park with a pair of miscues and a pair of walks to Rose Park handed Stansbury hits while Napier, Robbins and extend the lead back to 13-7. The an 8-4 loss in the first round Filip Anderson provided one Warriors took full advantage of and Richfield rallied for a 12-6 safety each as well. three safeties, two Stansbury victory to eliminate the new Taylorsville 18 - S.P. 8 Park miscues and three walks. Ryan Robbins crushed a two- youth baseball program from The Warriors erupted for six out triple to trigger a Stansbury state play. runs in the second inning and rally in the top of the fourth The Tooele 13- and 15-year-old five more in the third to break and Matthew McConell fol- teams also posted district tour- open a 2-2 game and coast to the lowed with an RBI single to pull nament victories but dropped triumph over Stansbury Park in Stansbury to within 13-8. a decision to fall one win shy district action. But Taylorsville exploded for of a state tournament berth Wyatt Branch smacked a dou- five more runs in the fourth in district action. Information ble and Kelby Landon added a single to trigger the Stansbury to end the game. The Warriors and stats on the Tooele 13- and erupted for the game winning 15-year-old squad tournament Park attack in the first frame. Marshall Lindsay and Ryan runs on seven hits and a walk to results were not available by boost Rose Park in the district press time. Robbins also contributed singles to spot Stansbury a 1-0 tournament. photo courtesy of Stansbury Park Youth Baseball League Rose Park 8 - S.P. 4 edge. Lindsay and Robbins each The Stansbury Park 10-year-old all-star team battled in district action this year. Team members include, front Rose Park rallied for two runs Taylorsville tacked on a pair paved the way for Stansbury row, left to right: Taylor Dilley, Ryan Moody, Jahlen Herrera, Brody Kuipers, Brody Millet and Alex Kimberling. in each of the fourth and fifth of tallies on just one hit, two with two hits while Napier, Middle row: Kyle Lindsley, Brad Richards, Tyler Bernard-Hawkins, Justin May, Trenton Griffin and Ian Calder. frames to snap a 4-4 deadlock walks and an error to stake the Branch, Landon, McConnell, Back row: Coach Wes Griffin and Coach Jim Lindsley. and capture a state tournament Warriors to a slim 2-1 cushion. Sieh, Anderson and Pronk had inning. Kelby Landon provided Hillview pushed home a pair also drew a walk while Marshall triumph over Stansbury Park. Stansbury Park tied the game one safety each for the new The hosts exploded for four at 2-2 in the top of the second league. a two-run single and Landon of tallies in the third when three Lindsay, Ryan Robbins and Sieh runs on five hits, an error and stanza when Filip Anderson S.P. 13 - Hillview 2 later scored on a bunt to extend hits and a miscue sliced the followed with run scoring sin- walk to build a quick 4-0 edge. ripped a single, stole second Stansbury Park exploded for the lead to 3-0. deficit to 6-2. gles to end the game. However, Stansbury Park and Mitchell Sieh reached base seven runs in the fourth inning Mitchell Sieh and Zach But Stansbury exploded for Brach and Sieh led all slug- Stephenson belted consecutive seven runs on six hits to end the answered right back with four on a Warrior miscue and later to break open a 6-2 affair and gers in the game with three tallies in the top of the second singles in the second stanza for game on the 10-run rule. Sieh scored to force the deadlock. coast to the district tournament hits while Robbins connected stanza. Ryan Robbins belted The Warriors erupted for six victory over Hillview. Stansbury and C.J. Pronk drew began the barrage with a dou- for a pair of safeties. Landon, a double to open the inning runs on four hits, a walk and Daniel Napier reached on a walk to load the bases. Napier ble and Jaron Moon followed while C.J. Pronk and Matthew two costly Stansbury Park mis- a Hillview miscue and Wyatt reached on a fielder’s choice with a single. Napier drew a Lindsay, Stephenson and Moon McConell each drew a walk. cues to build an 8-2 advantage. Branch clubbed a double to and Branch smacked a two-run walk and Brandy came through added one hit each in the game Daniel Napier smacked a two- Stansbury Park rallied for ignite the attack in the first single to build a 6-0 cushion. with a two-run single. Landon for Stansbury.

a sacrifice fly to score Gochis. Available elk hunting permits on sale Thursday Legion Tyler Almond followed with a obtained a cow elk permit yet, you can obtain the agent before July 26 so you’ll know when RBI triple to force the game into by Mark Hadley continued from page A10 a cow elk permit beginning July 26. they’ll open for business that day,” Tutorow a 4-4 deadlock. DWR OUTREACH SPECIALIST * If you haven’t obtained any elk permits said. a pair of safeties in the game. But the Rams responded in the If spending some extra time hunting elk by July 26, you can obtain two cow elk per- Most of the permits that will be available on bottom half of the final frame of in Utah this fall sounds good to you, mark Watrous and Christensen chipped mits. Please remember that if you obtain two July 26 are for hunts that occur mostly on pri- in with a hit each as well. the game with a single, walk and Thursday, July 26 on your calendar. cow elk permits, you can’t buy a bull elk or a vate land. “Before you buy a permit for a hunt single to end the game in dra- That’s when cow elk permits not taken in hunter’s choice elk permit this year (you can’t that occurs on private land, I’d encourage you Highland 5 - Tooele 4 matic style. The Rams pushed home a run this year’s Utah Antlerless Draw go on sale. have three elk permits). to get written permission from the landowner,” Gochis led the way for Tooele in each of the fifth and sixth “Hunters can have two elk permits in Utah, If you draw a cow elk permit in the antler- Tutorow said. “That way, if you obtain the per- with three hits while Anderson, innings and held off a furious but at least one of those permits must be a cow less draw, but you haven’t obtained a bull elk mit, you know you’ll be able to use it.” Medina provided a pair of safe- elk permit,” said Judi Tutorow, wildlife licens- or a hunter’s choice elk permit yet, you have A permits list is available at www.wildlife. Buff comeback to register a ties each. Almond and Stewart ing coordinator for the Division of Wildlife another option. Instead of buying a second utah.gov/hunting. Once you’ve entered that league triumph at Sugarhouse Christensen, Jr. also added one Resources. cow permit, you can buy a bull elk or a hunter’s part of the Web site, click on the “2007 big Park. hit each as well. “Allowing elk hunters to have at least one choice elk permit. game remaining permits” selection to see the Highland grabbed a quick 1-0 Kearns 10 - Tooele 2 cow elk permit is a ‘win-win’ for everyone,” Cow elk permits on sale July 26 list. lead on a walk, wild pitch and The Cougars erupted for five Tutorow said. “It helps keep Utah’s elk herds Permits not taken in this year’s Antlerless Tutorow said hunters can have two elk per- timely single in the bottom of the runs in the fifth and three more within their population objective by increasing Draw will be available July 26 at the DWR’s mits in any of the following combinations: opening inning. in the sixth to break a tight game the chance that enough cow elk will be taken. Web site (www.wildlife.utah.gov), from more * One bull elk permit and one cow elk per- The Rams tacked on a pair open and record the league vic- It also gives hunters a chance to spend some than 350 hunting license agents across Utah mit; of tallies in the bottom of the tory at Kearns. extra time in the field.” and at DWR offices. * Two cow elk permits; or, third, thanks to a walk, two hits Kearns rallied on a home Tutorow said the following hunters are eli- Permits will be available at the Web site * One hunter’s choice permit and one cow and a ground out to build a 3-0 run and a double and single to gible to obtain a second elk permit: and at DWR offices starting at 8 a.m. Hunting elk permit. cushion. take a 2-0 lead after one inning * If you obtain a cow elk permit in Utah’s license agents will open their doors during their You may NOT obtain two bull elk permits, or Tooele cut the deficit to 3-1 expired. antlerless draw, you can obtain a second cow regular business hours, so the hours when you a bull elk permit and a hunter’s choice permit. in the top of the fourth. Matt Tooele rallied to knot the con- elk permit beginning July 26. can buy a permit from them will vary. For more information, call the nearest Medina clubbed a single, raced test at 2-2 in the top of the fifth. * If you’ve already obtained a bull elk or “If you’re interested in buying a permit from Division of Wildlife Resources office or the to second on a wild pitch and Austin Hansen drew a walk and a hunter’s choice elk permit, but you haven’t a license agent, I’d encourage you to contact DWR’s Salt Lake City office at (801) 538-4700. darted home on a Matt Gochis Matt Gochis cracked a two-run single. round tripper to tie the affair. Highland padded the lead to But the Cougars struck for 4-1 with a pair of hits in the fifth five runs on three hits and three drew a walk and Colton Burr to build the three-run lead. walks to grab control of the con- Prep reached on a Hunter miscue to The Buffs countered with test, 7-2. aid the rally. Spencer Bunn deliv- three runs in the top of the sev- continued from page A10 Kearns pushed across three ered a single and Medina drew a enth to force the game into the more tallies on three hits, an 13-1. Barkdull and Beau Leyva walk to force home a run. Baird home half of the game. Medina error and walk to complete the smacked out singles and Corey smacked a three-run triple to give smacked a lead off triple and scoring. McKendrick added a RBI single Tooele an 8-2 advantage. Gochis followed with a RBI sin- Gochis, Derrick Anderson, after a Wolverine miscue. Medina Tooele tacked on four more gle. Anderson reached on a Ram Tyler Almond and Hansen had drilled a two-run double and tallies in the fifth to end the game error and Zac Clausing belted one safety each in the contest. Dalton was hit by a pitch to aid on the 10-run rule. Jake Dalton the rally. Baird clubbed a two-run belted a two-out double and Baird double and Trussell followed with followed with a triple to key the a RBI single. Eyre also added a assault. Trussell drew a walk and Pet of the Week single and Barkdull ripped a two- Eyre smashed a three-run triple run triple to conclude the barrage to conclude the scoring. Baird led the way with three and stake the Buffs to a big lead. hits while Dalton, Trussell, Eyre, Tooele tacked on four more Barkdull, Austin Burr and Bunn runs on hits by Leyva, Spencer provided one safety each for the Bunn, Medina, Dalton and victors. Trussell and Baird crushed a two- run home run to complete the Tooele 7 - Highland 0 scoring in the session. The Buffs captured a hard Baird and Trussell ignited fought league win over Highland the Buff hit parade with four at Sugarhouse Park. hits each while Barkdull provid- Boone Baird, Matt Trussell, ed three safeties in the affair. Cody Young and Tanner Stuart all Medina, Eyre and Leyva had two drew walks in the first frame and hits each while Dalton, Bunn and Mitch Eyre provided a RBI single McKendrick chipped in with one to stake Tooele to a 2-0 lead after safety each. one inning expired. Corey McKendrick belted a Tooele 12 - Hunter 2 single, moved to second on a The Buffs exploded for six ground out, raced to third on a runs in the fourth and four more fly out and scored on a wild pitch in the fifth to end the game on the to extend the lead to 3-0 in the 10-run rule and earn a triumph in bottom of the second. the opener of a league double- Tooele tacked on four more header with the Wolverines in Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be runs on just three hits in the required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. West Valley City. third to complete the scoring in Shelters are only required to hold animals for Matt Medina was hit by a the contest. Trussell and Young pitch to begin the contest and drew walks while Stuart and three days before they are euthanized. Boone Baird delivered a single. Beau Leyva smacked consecu- For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Matt Trussell cracked a two-run tive singles to ignite the outburst. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at double to give Tooele the early, McKendrick and Spencer Bunn 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville 2-0, in the top of first frame of also drew bases loaded walks to Animal Shelter at 884-6881. the game. force home runs and build the 7-0 Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Hunter tied the game at 2-2 in advantage. the bottom of the third on two Highland only managed two photography / Troy Boman Buff miscues and a double. base-runners in scoring position Tooele Veterinary Tooele hurler Matt Trussell unloads a pitch against Judge Memorial But the Buffs erupted for six for the entire game. Thursday at Deseret Peak Complex. Trussell scattered three hits and tallies on three hits in the top Baird, Eyre, Stuart, Leyva, Clinic struck out nine to vault the Buffs to a decisive 10-0 victory over the of the fourth to take command McKendrick and Bunn all logged 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Bulldogs to earn the top seed in the State Varsity Prep tournament. of the contest. Jake Witkowski one hit each in the contest. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007

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■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Sarah Miley at 882-0050. Where ya from? A PERFECT PLACE TO SETTLE Name: Elsa Oldfather From: Thatcher, Ariz. To: Tooele

lsa Oldfather, 55, and her husband, Robert, E 58, moved to Tooele in 2003 from Thatcher, Ariz. They searched high and low for a place to live. “When we came here we went all over the Wasatch Valley from Draper to Bountiful — even Park City,” said Oldfather. “My husband said that some of the people he works with lived in Stansbury Park and that we should go and look at that area. When we first got off the freeway, we looked around and said, ‘Yes, we could live here.’” The Oldfathers lived in Indonesia before moving to Arizona in 2000. They moved to Utah because of a job change. Robert works at the Kennecott Mine as Elsa works from home. photography / Maegan Burr So far, the Oldfathers love Karen and Carl Johnson jog down Smelter Road Thursday during their half-marathon training. The Johnsons run five days a week, along with their daughter Rachel in the the people in town. stroller. The pair are attempting to complete a half-marathon, which is 13 miles, in each state. “The people here are so friendly,” Oldfather said. “They are very happy and add to the beauty that is all around here.” Oldfather said every time she is out of town for a few days, she can’t wait to come back to Tooele. Five down, 45 to go “I do not get tired of this beautiful place,” she said. “My friends and family come to A Tooele couple aims to run a half-marathon in every state in the nation visit us from out of town and they also think it is a beautiful by Karen Lambert They ran their first race last in April, the North Olympic Discovery place.” CORRESPONDENT November and had a good experience Half-Marathon in Washington in One of Oldfather’s favor- he Johnson family at the Valley of Fire Half-Marathon in June and the Foot Traffic Flat Half- ite things about Tooele is the is a common sight Nevada. Then they signed up for the Marathon in Oregon this July. It’s a proximity to the mountains along many of Canyonlands Half-Marathon in Utah. trying regime. and the Great Salt Lake. Tooele’s best run- It was there that Karen found her Karen said it has only affected their “I let friends and family ning routes. The inspiration for a new family goal. A relationship for the better, although know that we have our own family of three fellow runner had a shirt on saying there are occasional moments when ocean and that the sunsets — ages 53, 43 and he had run a marathon in each of the her husband is more disciplined than are beautiful over the lake,” 18 months — explore miles of city 50 states and Washington D.C. They her on a long run and it leads to a fight she said. T and countryside on foot or in jogging got to talking and he said his new when she wants to stop. Though their stay in Tooele stroller, all the while getting a little bit goal was to run a marathon in every “Overall I think it gives us some- has been nice, there are a closer to an ambitious goal. continent. thing to do together,” she said. “On a few things that she wishes she With five half-marathons in five dif- That conversation stayed with her typical day he gets home from work could have brought with her ferent states behind them, Karen and and she shared the idea to run a and we go running together.” from Arizona. Carl Johnson of Tooele aim to run half-marathon in every state with her Karen started running after taking “I do miss my family, and half-marathons in every state in the husband. He loved it and gave it the a jogging class in college in Chicago the golf courses,” she said. U.S. before 53-year-old Carl turns 60. impetus to actually happen. and enjoyed numerous short races “I know they have golf here, If things keep going as they are, they’ll Since then, they’ve ran the Long but it was something else in Branch Half-Marathon in New Jersey beat that timetable easily. SEE RUNNERS PAGE B8 Arizona.” If Oldfather had one wish for her new hometown, it would be for the growth to slow down a little bit. “I really don’t want Tooele to grow so fast,” she said. “I want it to stay as it is. That is why we moved here.” The Oldfathers will soon be moving into a new home in Tooele and hope to make their stay a long one. “We aren’t going to leave here for as long as I hope,” she said. “We’re close to retirement and this is just the place to settle down.” compiled by Steve Schwartzman

If you’re a newcomer or know of a newcomer who’d photos courtesy of the Johnsons like to share the story of why Karen and Carl Johnson of Tooele they moved to Tooele County, have run in five half-marathons and please contact Sarah Miley at plan on running 45 more before photography / Maegan Burr (435) 882-0050 or via e-mail at 53-year-old Carl turns 60. Carl and Karen Johnson take a training run with their daughter Rachel on Thursday. Baby Rachel does not participate in the actual [email protected]. races, but does accompany her parents on runs while they are training. Homemade root beer an American favorite, especially in the West was raised a delight. enjoyed ours and purchased them plant. It was fermented for a few ites. Well into the 1960s, these rilla root, nutmeg, anise, molas- in a family When an Italian friend and her a different soft drink that they days to become ginger beer. drinks outsold cola drinks. ses and artificial sassafras root Iwho con- daughter came to visit us, we were already familiar with. The non-alcoholic version of Root beer has similar begin- bark flavoring. Originally it was sidered root wanted to share this American In England, I asked for root ginger beer available today tastes nings and a similar evolution due made with hops, yeast, juniper beer to be the favorite with them. We took them beer as a soft drink at a pub and something like ginger ale but it to the temperance movement in berries, dandelion root, sassa- soft drink of to an A&W root beer stand so got a perplexed look. (They do is sweeter with a stronger ginger America. The root beer soft drink fras root and wintergreen. The choice. I loved they could taste the “good” stuff. offer soft drinks at pubs — that and lemon flavor. It is carbonated is made of root beer extract or original drink used real sassafras it as a kid and We realized that they might not wasn’t what was strange about with pressurized carbon dioxide. other flavored syrups and car- root, but the U.S. Food and Drug it is still my share our enthusiasm. They did the request.) The bartender It turns out that this modified bonated water. This drink con- Administration determined that favorite soft not. We asked for their opinion offered me another soft drink ginger beer is one of several soft stitutes only about 3 percent of sassafras root bark is carcino- drink. While and we got it. with a similar name — ginger drinks that emerged from the the American soft drink market, genic and banned it from use. root beer is Diane Sagers After choking down a tiny sip beer. It didn’t taste like root beer, temperance movement of the but it becomes very popular as a I found out that because an American CORRESPONDENT of the beverage, our guests wrin- but it was actually pretty good. 20th century in England. Others homemade treat during the hot of their pleasant flavor and favorite kled up their noses and pulled an The original recipe for gin- include sarsaparilla, dandelion holidays and at Halloween when medicinal properties, some of — arguably Homefront awful face. ger beer was developed in the and burdock. All three were a bubbling brew helps create the the ingredients in root beer have more in the “It tastes like medicine,” they 1700s and continues to today. strong flavored drinks that people atmosphere. sometimes been used in products Intermountain said. It required ginger, sugar, water, could substitute for alcoholic bev- An alcoholic version of root like toothpaste, soap and medi- West than elsewhere — not every- They couldn’t understand how sometimes lemon, and a sub- erages. Different areas adopted beer is made from vanilla, cherry one in the world agrees that it is we could guzzle such a drink. We stance known as ginger beer different choices for their favor- tree bark, licorice root, sarsapa- SEE FAVORITE PAGE B7 B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 24, 2007

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Fear- (39) TNT Law & Order “Patriot” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “America, Inc.” ’ Law & Order “Equal Rights” ’ Heartland “Domino Effect” (CC) Las Vegas “Delinda’s Box” (CC) Law & Order “Burden” (CC) (DVS) ing she’s being stalked, she decides (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) to hide out, and you won’t believe (43) CNBC Fast Money Big Mac: Inside McDonald’s The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Big Mac: Inside McDonald’s The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch where. Chloe (Allison Mack) must (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Above Suspicion” (2000, Drama) Scott Bakula, Annabella Sciorra. 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(N) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) (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 “The Marked” (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (71) DISC Really Big Things (N) MythBusters Celebrating Christmas. 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Eventually, he’s (576) SHOW Meadowlands (iTV) ’ (CC) “Elizabeth” ››› (1998, Historical Drama) Cate Blanchett. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Open Window” ›› (2006) Joel Edgerton. ‘NR’ (:45) “Do Not Disturb” › (1999) William Hurt. ‘R’ (CC) going to slip up and confess. That’s (591) TMC (5:45) “Deceiver” ›› (1998) Chris Penn. ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “My Date With Drew” ››› (2004) ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Saw II” ›› (2005) Donnie Wahlberg. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “Lord of War” ›› (2005) Nicolas Cage. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Grissom’s (William Petersen) tactic in THURSDAY EVENING JULY 26, 2007 “Burn Out,” as he asks a known sex 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 offender to help him catch whoever (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Big Brother 8 (Same-day Tape) (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Shark “In the Grasp” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show abducted two boys. 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(CC) Side Order of Life (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls (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 Richardson, John Amos) build a bond, (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational II Best Damn Hooter’s Dream Girl (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score Best Damn Hooter’s Dream Girl (Live) Final Score Best Damn Hooter’s Dream Girl (Live) Final Score but according to Celia (Cynthia (52) ESPN ESPN Ultimate NASCAR ESPN Ultimate NASCAR (N) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Stevenson), they already have one: (57) USA “The Fast and the Furious” ›› (2001, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. (CC) Burn Notice “Family Business” (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Burn Notice “Family Business” (CC) They’re related. That’s not the only (71) DISC Dirty Jobs New York tannery. (CC) Deadliest Catch “A Frozen Finish” Man vs. Wild Scotland’s Cairngorms. Dirty Jobs “Well Digger” (CC) Dirty Jobs New York tannery. (CC) Deadliest Catch “A Frozen Finish” earthshaking event in “The Buddy (518) ENC “Rising Sun” ››› (1993, Mystery) Sean Connery. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Eye of the Beholder” › (1999, Suspense) Ewan McGregor. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Sunset Park” ›› (1996) Rhea Perlman. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Striking Distance System”; there is a real one, which (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “The Night Listener” ›› (2006) Robin Williams. ‘R’ (CC) “Cars” ››› (2006, Comedy) Voices of Owen Wilson. ’ ‘G’ (CC) “RV” ›› (2006, Comedy) Robin Williams. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) All the King’s Men causes an avalanche and has Marin (561) MAX (:15) “Accepted” ›› (2006, Comedy) Justin Long. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Blood-Yingzhou (:45) “Walk the Line” ››› (2005, Biography) Joaquin Phoenix. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Miami Vice” ›› (2006) ’ ‘R’ (CC) and Jack (James Tupper) frantically (576) SHOW (5:30) “The Woodsman” (2004) Cont’d “Hustle & Flow” ››› (2005, Drama) Terrence Howard. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Meadowlands (iTV) ’ (CC) (9:55) In Pot We Trust (iTV) (:25) Apt Pupil ‘R’ searching for those who are trapped. (591) TMC (5:40) “Arachnophobia” ››› (1990) Jeff Daniels. Cont’d “California Dreaming” (2007) Dave Foley. ‘NR’ “Into the Blue” ›› (2005, Adventure) Paul Walker. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “All In” (2007) Dominique Swain. ‘NR’ Tuesday July 24, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B3

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To join our 843-9061 West Valley City, UT 84120 ING. Let me help you • must be 18 team, please forward resumes to careers@ BLACK LEATHER couch • must be 21 www.knighttrans.com with your sprinkler sys- & love seat, $800; Mit- tem or new seed bed. basicllc.com or fax to 435-884-6769. subishi 50” big screen, Must pass drug test. EOE C a l l B r e n t a t Candidates can also apply in person at $400; Whirlpool washer Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 435-837-2333 or leave 8400 N. Ellerbeck Rd., Grantsville, UT. $100; Kenmore gas m e s s a g e o n dryer, $100. 882-0596 801-550-5616 cell 58 N. Main • 435.882.0050 FURNITURE FOR sale. Beautiful dark wood table w/ six chairs-$779, Lrg metal desk-$20. Deseret Chemical Depot Recruitment Notice Must pick up in Grants- ville, cannot deliver. Deseret Chemical Depot is currently recruiting for permanent Security Guards, GS-085-05 Call 435-840-8399 HELP WANTED Salary: $28,862 per annum How to apply: The vacancy announcement and instructions on “how to apply” are posted on the West Civilian NORTH VALLEY Appli- Personnel Operations Center web site www.cpol.army.mil, “Employment Opportunities” ance. Washers/ dryers Qualification requirements: $99-$199. Complete Selected applicants must have 1 year of specialized experience repair service. Satis- Full time Specialized Experience: Experience such as work with Federal, State municipal, local or private protective orga- faction guaranteed. nization that involved the protection of property against such hazards as fire, theft, damage, accident, or trespass; or Parts for all major maintaining order and protecting life. Acceptable experience includes service in the Armed Services or Coast Guard brands. Walmart gift Sales Representative that involved the performance of guard duties on a regular or intermittent basis cards w/purchases over Conditions of Employment: $ 1 0 0 . 8 4 3 - 9 1 5 4 , for • Satisfactory completion of an extensive background investigation. 830-3225. • Must agree to random drug testing. OAK DINING table w/2 • Satisfactory completion of a physical examination & Physical Agility test leaves, seven chairs • In accordance with AR 190-56, as a prospective employee you must meet the following physical requirements: and hutch. Beautiful Run 1.5 miles (2.41 km) in 17:30 minutes, execute 21 push-ups in 2 minutes, execute 29 sit-ups in 2 minutes, and condition. $1000 obo. sprint 300 m in 81 seconds Call 882-5779 or Benefits: Individuals hired will be eligible for family health and life insurance benefits, retirement coverage, and 830-9607 sick and annual leave accrual. SWAMP COOLER. Roof NOTE: If you meet the following criteria you may contact Laurie at the Tooele Army Depot at (435) 833-2881: mount swamp cooler 1) Qualified veterans who meet the requirement for a Veteran Reajustment Appointment (VRA), or 2) If you are a w/temp controls. Used reinstatement eligible (former permanent federal employee), or a reemployed annuitant (retired federal employee) only 1 year. Frigiking- Call Jared at Competition for this position is restricted by law to persons entitled to veteran’s preference. If there are no 115 volts, 60 HZ, 6.5 qualified preference eligibles, consideration may be given to non-preference eligibles amps. Asking $250.00 firm. Please contact me 435-882-1300 at: 435-849-2492 B4 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday July 24, 2007

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Volunteer Material Handling Positions host families also Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously Graveyards shift no BUILDING BRIDGES experience neces- needed. Promote world Preschool, now enroll- sary Must be: High peace! 1-866-GO- To apply, please visit our Distribution ing for fall. Building Is currently accepting School gradate, AFICE or www.afice. Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. bridges to the future applications for Rocky bondable, depend- org. (ucan) through fun learning! Mountain Home Care for able, hard working. LOCAL COMPANY C a l l V a n e t a PART-TIME See Pat at Nigh Time 94 E. Merion Dr., Stans. Park Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete Looking for shop the Application Process. (435)843-1314 Donuts 299 N Main. 1997 Tri Level 5 bed. 2.5 ba. Large helper. Will train. Pay lot: 10,454’ – 2156’ of Living Space CHILD CARE Grandma, LPN/RN (435)882-8503 LAKEFRONT PROPERTIES - DOE. Benefits avail- Best lake views of Stans. Park including 100% Finished Basement. Early childhood Spe- Home care experience able. Fax resume to preferred. Will train. DRAFTING. Full time Refrig. included. Hardwood floor cialist, 36yrs experi- (435)882-0984 6026 Bayshore Dr. 2 Stories. position available in our $368,000. Charles Model - 3150’ main level. New carpet & 2 tone paint. ence in child raising, All interested candidates Drafting department. please fax resumes to MEAT CUTTER Ex- Completely Landscaped. $235,000 Local and teaching, foster parent- Experience necessary. DeeAnn Taylor at perienced but will ing. Lots of room in lov- Knowledge of AutoCAD train. Culinary Western ing Tooele home. 0-4. (801) 397-4959 a must. Previous metal knowledge a plus. Full time (435)228-8293 Rocky Mountain Care is fabrication experience FT with benefits State Drivers a Drug Free Employer. helpful. Salary and CHILD CARE opening. and flexibility. Ap- Must be able to clear benefits negotiable. Fax Safe, clean, loving ply in person or Call background check. resume to (435)843- $1,000 Sign on Bonus home. Toddlers up to Macey’s Tooele Equal Opportunity Employer 8321- Attn: Mike or 5yrs old. Call Yolanda (435)843-8722 Thatcher Transportation’s SLC termi- (435)830-8486 email mike@utahfab. nal is expanding and needs full-time (435)882-1516 com OFFICE ASSISTANT 776 Country Club, Stansbury 287 Lakeside Dr., Stans. Park CHILD CARE! Near DRIVER-$5K SIGN-ON 35hrs/wk, M-F. Tele- Magnificent View of the Lake across drivers to haul bulk liquid and dry Rambler with Fully Finished Basement. Street. Rambler with 100% Finished Grantsville!. I am a stay bonus for experienced phone, filing, Word, Ex- 2600’ - 6 bed. 3 bath. Spacious double products locally and in the Western Child cel. Apply in person @ basement. 2596’ – 5 bed. 3 ba. 2 C at home mom. I have teams, dry van & temp entry door. Tiles in entry, kitchen and garage. Vaulted ceilings. Lake across states. Steady year round work, three kids. I have been Development control available. O/Os Encon Utah, 101 S In- baths. Large family room. Large lot dustrial Loop Rd. St. Lots of upgrades. Lots of recessed rarely gone more than three nights. watching kids for 2 Specialist & CDL-A grads wel- 9583’ Fully landscaped. $258,000 lights. Seller will give $3000 credit for years. I provide a clean, come. Call Covenant POST OFFICE Now hir- backyard work. $278,000. Must have CDL, HazMat, doubles, safe, fun environment. Tooele County (866)684-2519. E.O.E. ing. Avg. $20/ hour or Other Available Properties: and good riving record. Will haul Food included. $75.00 (ucan) $57k annually, includ- per week. My hours are Early Intervention 757 N. 300 W., Tooele – Twinhome – 3 bed. 2 ba. 1740 sq.ft. 1 car garage. .13 Ac. program seeks DRIVERS - ACT NOW! ing Federal Benefits vans, tanks, and doubles. Earnings 7am - 5:30. Full Time and OT. Paid Training, Brand new carpet. Vaulted Ceilings. 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Central refrigerated America Tang, Broker 480-252-3136 able to lift 75-100lbs. Apply in person at 5:30pm. (801)556-8190 Bachelors in human service. CDL training NEW AGE REALTY [email protected] development, available, $0 down/ Call Ken (801)971-4170 Thatcher Company SWEET PEAS Pre- family services earn $$$ within 3 1905 Fortune Rd school Registering for or related field. weeks, 800-521-9277 Fall classes. Computer Prefer experience How fast can you say? (1905 W 1250 S) center, field trips, Kin- with children with ENCON UTAH is now dergarten readiness. special needs. Paid hiring for a drafts per- or call for information: Limited space. Call leave benefits. son/ coordinator posi- 801-924-1423 P a t t y 8 8 2 - 5 7 3 7 , tion proficient in auto- PEOPLE PLEASER! 849-1711. Email: jobs2@ cad 3yrs experience in ddivantage.com drafting and detailing PEOPLE PLEASER! or fax: 270-8587. preferred. Apply in per- EOE. son at 101 S Industrial Join the Team Loop Rd. See Glen Pal- PEOPLE PLEASER! mer. with Sandra, buying & selling AMERICAN INN & ESTABLISHED MORT- Suites is now taking your home will not be this tricky! Immediate Openings GAGE COMPANY applications for Front seeking experienced Call me today for straightforward, Home Health/Hospice desk clerks and loan officers. CONV Med/Surg RNs housekeepers. and FHA experience honest to goodness service! RNs & CNAs • Accute Care exp required Please submit appli- preferred. Must have • Home care exp preferred • Need current licensure/ cations in person to current Mortgage li- Sandra Larsen • Need current licensure/ American Inn, 491 cense. Excellents Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend certification South Main. Must be certification comission structure and Lab MLT / MT dependable. benefits. Fax resume to Medical Assist. • Previous Hospital exp ATTN: COMPUTER US- 1-866-584-3193 435.224.9186 (Clinic) needed ERS. Put your com- EXPERIENCED CDL New Listing • Full Time & PRN Positions p u t e r t o w o r k TRUCK drivers needed • Current certification $500-2000+ mo, heres 572 6741 available required for immediate open- freedom.com ings. Great pay & bene- Skyline Bridle • Current Licensure fits, western states, Preferred AVON: TO BUY OR Dr. Farms General Clerk SELL. Sell to anyone. regular home time, sign For information call in- on bonus & paid orien- (Clinic) dependent sales repre- tation. (800)888-5838 Billing AR Clerk • Full Time position Recruiting. (ucan) (Clinic) sentative Vi Knutson 2 story beauty on East bench. Open and 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, w/Benefits 884-3830 EXPERIENCED Framer spacious room for entertaining. Large close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real • Full Time position master bed & bath w/huge garden tub & hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone • Strong Clerical & Business owners If you wanted, $18-$20/hr. w/Benefits Customer Service Call (435)669-1570 and shower, awesome backyard, .36 acre, paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement need someone fast, lots of fruit trees. 3800 sq ft. stubbed for 3rd bth.,Vinyl fence, full sprinklers • Prev. Medical billing Skills Required place your classified ad ask for Brandon. Experience Required in all 45 of Utah's news- EXPERIENCED papers. The person you GROOMER Needed. 367 S. 400 W. 607 Quail Circle To Apply are looking for could be (435)843-7154, (435) 1867 N. from out of town. The 224-6363 cost is only $155. for a 170 W. James Glade 25 word ad and it FIVE STAR AUTO phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 reaches up to 340,000 $15-20 per hour com- [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com households. All you do mission Send cover letter & resume to: is call the Transcript Full-time ASE Certified Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept Bulletin at 882-0050 for Full Diagnostic Me- Best of Everything in Overlake! Large house Darling Brick Rambler. Evidence of owners pride 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 all the details. (Mention chanic/Technician 5+ and Large Yard!All you need to finish in bsmt Close to schools. Newer throughout the whole house and yard. Enjoy nature in the years exp. Fax re- is family room. Already set up for gas fireplace aluminum roof, newer vinyl UCAN) wind., newer furnace & C/A, serene surroundings of the sumes to 884-6850 or and surround sound. Master bedroom is large with large walk in shower and walk in closet. vaulted ceilings. Fully land- secluded back yard. Sunrises CAKE DECORATOR, call 840-1673 and sunsets to LIVE for! flexible schedule. Cold Close to elem and jr high scaped & auto sprinklers!! Stone Creamery- FRAMERS WANTED 1+ All offices independently owned and operated. Information T o o e l e C a l l years experience pay deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele 801-845-5214 DOE (435)840-0371 Tuesday July 24, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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(435)841-7110 yard, RV parking, 2 car 3bdrm, 2bth Beautiful 1bth, carport, ac, appli- one call, one order, one $239,900, Tooele. SUVs garage, central air. 2,000sqft maunfactured ances, 1yr lease, first/ OPEN bill program. Call the 1999 NASH 22’ Camp 435-830-5955 69 WINNEBAGO Class Available August 15th. home on 40 acres with last, deposit. $650/mo. Transcript Bulletin at trailer a/c, unit tandem 435-830-9030 A motorhome, sleeps $850/mo 1yr lease. water in Rush Valley. (435)640-0259 HOUSE 882-0050 for further axle Full bathroom, 1991 JEEP Wrangler 5-6, fully loaded, must great condition. $8000 4X4, 6 cylinder, 5 References required. Corral, fencing, 3 stall HORSE PROPERTY info. (ucan) TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth s e l l . M a r k obo (435)843-1831 speed, driven daily, 435-882-8082 eves. barn, and huge shop/ TOOELE 4bdrm, 3bth, Theater garage. $1600 first and newer home, quiet, room, new paint, hard- (208)436-5547 after $3000 obo. 882-6095. 3BDRM HUD! $659/MO! Sat 11-3 PM HORSE TRAILER 1991 last month’s rent. large rooms, 2 car ga- wood, tile, 3300sqft, 1+ Recreational 5pm or leave message. 5bdrm/ 2bth $92,500! Bdysty Stock cost 2000 FORD Explorer $1200/dep. (702)290- rage, clean, $1200/mo 934 N 1480 East acres, $320,000. 2 wa- Vehicles Only $735/Mo! 5% MOTORHOME 1978 $2,250 obo. Call Eddie Bauer V8 AT 3097 plus deposit. John ter shares included. down, 20 years @ 8% Come see this 1976 TRAVEL Trailer Winnabago Brave class 435-884-3474 Leather, fixed CD (801)916-0101 (801)201-5272, (435) changer, cold a/c, 130k apr. For listings call MOBILE HOME charming 3 bdrm good condition with A bunkbed model TOOELE, 4BDRM 3bth 882-6402 $5000 (435)884-0106 (800)586-3901 Ext. $375/mo lot rent, water, rambler. Beautifully bathroom and sleeps sleeps 5-8 80k miles Beautiful, clean, fully Boats 5196. (ucan) garbage included. 144 landscaped. Bsmt has BUY 5BDRM FORE- four asking $600 call runs good $2500 2004 FORD Explorer fenced yard, automatic CLOSURE! O n l y 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, car- W Durfee #7 Grants- 3 addl bdrms & fam D o n n y a t (801)250-4661 4x4 Champaign color sprinklers, garden area, $92,500! This must sell! port, basement, fenced ville. Deposit waved in rm ready for spackle, (435)882-1727 (801)910-5214 1985 SEARAY 18ft in- Loaded – third row 2 c a r g a r a g e , More homes available yard, quiet neighbor- exchange for fix-up paint & carpet. board/ outboard, V6. seating CD player - To- $1200/mo, $600/dep now! For listings call hood, new carpet & (801)651-5151 FSBO Good condition, see at tally Powered (seats, (801)835-5592 (800)586-3901 exten- 66 North Glenwood. windows Doors) low paint, clean. No smok- www.myhometown- Price SMALL 3BDRM 1bth, Richard DuBois sion 5855. (ucan) Per-Fect & Beautiful $4000. mileage 20,000 Great ing, no pets. $800/mo properties.com REDUCED Condition must see. (435)882-4466 $700/mo. 615 East 801-830-0320 AFFORDABLE HOMES- 1990 18ft Ranger Bass Vine Street, Tooele. WANTED MALE Room- ZERO DOWN PAY- $18,500 OBO Call 3BDRM, 1BTH spacious Boat. 150 Johnson out- (801)598-4881 mate non smoking, non MENT. Free recorded 841-9726 830-0626 duplex w/basement, board,2 fish finders, al- www.outwestrealty.com drinking, no pets to message (877)744- new appliances, floors most new 12 volt troll- share new Stansbury 3427 ext.4. Prudential & carpets. Fresh paint. ing motor,excellent fish- STANSBURY HOME. for home $550/mo plus U t a h R e a l Trucks Central air. No smoking boat, runs great! rent. 4+ bedrooms and s p l i t u t i l i t i e s Estate-Tooele. http:// ing. References re- $5000. (435)841-7110 3bth. On the lake and (435)840-2781 www.tooelefinehomes. quired. $785/mo. 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton has a breathtaking (435)841-9244 com 4 bdrm, 3.5 bths, 2 family rooms, wood & tile fl oors, truck, 4x4 frame & en- 830-6994 view. Must see. Water/ vaulted bdrm & entry, gas fi replace, beautiful yard sewer and garbage in- DEADLINES FOR clas- CONDO FOR Sale: #15 Autos gine, good tires & great 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Call for appt. 435-882-6201 or 843-2143 cluded in rent. sifieds ads are Monday Millpond in Stansbury engine (350). Good home for rent, no smok- trans. New Edlebrock $ 1 3 5 0 / m o . C a l l and Wednesdays by BECOME A SUB- P a r k C a l l $500! CARS AND ing/ pets. 882-1550 carb. New Edlebrock in- 435-840-5184. 4:45 p.m. SCRIBER. 882-0050 (435)882-7169 Trucks from $500! Po- take & manifold. $1300 3BDRM. 1.5BTH Over- lice impounds! Hondas, obo. (435)840-8790 lake Condo.$1100 per Chevys, Jeeps and month. 2BDRM -$1000 more!!! Available now, 1975 CHEVY 454 Crew - Like a Model - HW for listings call cab. 1 ton, 78,000 miles Floors. (310) 625-2889 If you are thinking of buying or selling a home... (800)586-3805 Ext. plus 1982 22ft kit, self 9481 (ucan) contained travel trailer. 4BDRM 2BTH home for Think $500! POLICE IM- $ 2 , 8 0 0 C a l l rent fully fenced and is offering POUNDS! Cars from 435-882-5739 landscaped, air condition, pets ok, available $500! Hondas, Chevys, 1980 CHEVY Silverado, immediately $1050/mo Office Condos Jeeps and more!!! new engine, $2800 plus Call (435)830-6010 FOR RENT Available now, for list- 8ft camper for $200, ings. Call (800)586- optional. Call (435)241- 5BDRM BANK FORE- Sheila Snow 915 North Main, Tooele 3805 extension 9977. 8143 or (801)231-6234 CLOSURE! O n l y $115,000! 3bdrm $800 per month each unit with '91 HONDA Civic Sedan 1987 FORD PU. Good, $42,560! More homes Full-time Realtor, licensed since 1993 deposit negotiable. Shared $1,100 115,000mi, a/c, solid, dependable, a lit- available from $10,000! Secretarial Services are available. good gas mileage. It’s a tle rust but runs great For listings. Call Honda- Speaks for it- $ 2 5 0 0 . C a l l Member of the Salt Lake & Tooele Please call Richard at (800)586-3901 Ext self. Call 801-755-2842 435-830-0685 County Board of Realtors. or 801-856-2256. 5455. (ucan) or 435-843-7561 1977 FORD Mustang 6BDRM 3.5BTH 2 family email [email protected] II Interior and body in Vehicle Parts rooms, 2 car garage, good condition needs fireplace, gorgeous 801-599-3440 cell carburetor an electri- 2.3 QUAD 4 engine or views, beautiful and cal work $1800 obo other parts from 1991 clean. 5bdrm 2bth ram- 435-884-9340 office 435-830-2344 Pontiac Grand Am. bler 2 car garage, 435-833-0691 o r beautiful, spacious, Commercial 1986 PONTIAC Fiero 435-837-2137 1/3acre, Lease option GT for sale or trade. available. Prudential Call and make offer (801)835-5592 Utah Real Estate Lots at (435)241-8172 anytime Apartments www.myhometown- in mornings or week- for Rent properties.com ends. Millpond Plaza $575/MO, $300/DEP 1992 LEXUS LS400. 2bdrm, 1bth, 111 North 177,000 miles. Car runs Second Street #2. Up- Stansbury Park great, new brakes, stairs, w/d hookups, no seats a little torn and pets/ smoking. (435) has a few dings. Close to Hwy 6 and 843-0785 $2,000. Call or text HELP! I Need More Hwy 138 intersection Daniel 435-841-9573 $700/MO GRANTS- VILLE apartment, on the way to Miller 1999 GMC Suburban. 3bdrm 1bth, utilities in- $ 7 , 5 0 0 o b o . cluded, w/d hookups, Motor Sports Park. 435-833-0575 a/c. No smoking or 2001 SUZUKI Esteem, pets, deposit negotiable Homes To Sell! Call Carol fair to good condition, Great for families! good interior, low (435)840-2205 5 acres • Erda 14701470 W. W. HwyHwy 199, RushRush Valley Valley Haddock miles, excellent on gas, 3030 Deer Run Drive new front tires, $3995 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 3269 Hidden Peak Road Benches at South Rim Phase II obo. 435-830-5914 ments behind Super 435 830-0007 Wal-Mart. Swimming SELL YOUR CAR or pool, hot tub, exercise UNDER boat in the classifieds. room, playground, full UNDER Call 882-0050 or visit clubhouse. 843-4400 CONTRACT www.tooeletranscript. CONTRACT com 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- UNDER CONSTRUCTION eled, govt. subsidized. WOW 1.40 acres in Rush Valley. Playground, carport. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 5-acres horse property, Very, Very cute home. Wonderful 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, large kitchen, formal dining room, granite counter rambler with a bonus room being Grantsville. Call Tammi barn & 4 acre ft of water. tops, 9’ basement, 4-car garage, double oven built on 2 acres in Stockton! Choose 884-3466, 884-1712. $179,900 $ Equal Housing Opp. gas cook top. $569,900 your colors now! 389,900 HOUSEMATE, PRI- VATE bedroom, refrigerator, microwave, shared kitchen/ bath, u/p, w/d, cable TV. No 2 Executive Lease to p e t s . $ 3 7 5 / m o TOTALLY FINISHED MOOTITIVATTEDED SELSELLLERER!! $200/dep 882-6141 $BOZPO3JN&TUBUFT Owns Available Now IN CUL-DE-SAC Landscape Included please leave message. LARGE 2BDRM 2bth Serious inquiries only. Final Phase w/d hook ups, a/c, 244 DONNER PLACE GRANTSVILLE $500/dep, $650/mo. No SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES pets, No Smoking. •34 Beautiful Building Lots 592 STANSBURY AVE. $235,000 1/3 acre rambler Owner/ agent (435)840- $158,000 367 PLAZA CIRCLE 3010 •Bring Your Own Builder 3 bed, 1 bath, 1227 sq. Landscape Included GRANTSVILLE • $248,900 SLEEPING ROOMS ft house newly remod - NEW Beautiful, fully finished 229 ALEXANDER COURT available, $70 per •Great Investment eled. New paint, tile and GRANTSVILLE • $220,000 home. .37 acres, 5 bdrm, 3 bth week, $10 key deposit, hardwood floors, brand VERY MOTIVATED SELLER! first and last week- total new kitchen with appli 3 bed, 2 bath, 1444 sq ft $150 to move in. 46 N Call Now While You Still ances. Michelle Anderson Rambler. Next to tot lot Carpet Allowance Broadway. 882-7605 435-840-8898 on the green belt. Have Great Lot Choices! NEW LISTING HORSEHORSE PROPERTY!PROPERTY! Homes for Lease to Own 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. Call Laramie Dunn SANDY, UT • $455,000 Rent in Stansbury 5 bdrm w/ great swimming (435) 224-4000 $1,400 month pool. .73 acres. Horse property. $$WHY RENT when Guy Keisel you can buy? 0 419 PREMIER down programs, not (435) 496-3739 REDUCED GRANTSVILLE • $310,000 Now Taking PRICE 1002 SOUTH 110R WEST perfect credit. First DER Big Beautiful Rambler time buyers, Single Megan Dunn REDUCED TOUUONENDELE • $199,500 Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft 1102 sq ft rambleAr. OverCTT parent programs. Reservations! (435) 224-4100 SOUTHERN UTAH 50% finishedNTRNTRAC basement. Call for details. Chris CCOO 2 Lease to Owns (435)840-5031 Group 11 SOUTH 400 EAST 1 – 4 bd, 2.5 bath 1 Real Estate 1604 Country Ln • Erda MEADOW, UT CONDO • SSLC 1 – 2 bd, 2 bath $795/MO $400/DEP 91 Price Reduced $489,900 Filmore County 515 S. 1000 E. $1,600 month earn equity while you North Third Street, lots Call Laramie Dunn for ALL $249,000 • Aztec condos of space, 4bdrm, 1bth, Almost 5 acres. Totally remodeled condo. lease to own Beautiful family home no pets/ smoking, w/d your Real with historic log cabin Anybody with fair, but not perfect credit, hookups, hardwood UNDER on property. I have lease to owns.Call for details. floors. (435)843-0785 2 ROOMMATES Wanted CONTRACT Estate needs to share 5bdrm home. Lana McKean Michelle Anderson $250/mo each plus utili- 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 ties. Use of all appli- 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family FREE HOME CONSULATION ances. (435)249-0172 rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 (801)928-9570 acres. $489,900 435-224-4000 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah [email protected] PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN THAT the Tooele City Planning Commis- sion will meet in a public hearing and Business meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 22, 2007 in the hour of 7:00 PM. The meeting will be held at Tooele City Hall in the City Council Chambers, located at 90 N Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Public Hearing for preliminary and final plat approval on West Mead- ows Plat D amended. Vacating and amending West Meadows Plat D. Consisting of 21 lots on 31.57 acres located at 700 South 1200 West by B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Titan Development. Tuesday July 24, 2007 Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Homes Homes Homes Homes Office Space Public Notices Act,Publicindividuals Noticesneeding Public Notices Public Notices Meetings specialMeetingsaccommodation Miscellaneous Miscellaneous during this meeting BRAND NEW Beautiful GORGEOUS STEC REMODELED Rambler. Deadline for public no- should notify Rachelle ANNOUNCEMENT OF NOTICE ATTENTION C-A INVESTMENT h o m e $ 2 2 9 , 9 0 0 home South Ranches. New Carpet, Paint, Fur- tices is 4 p.m. the day Custer, Tooele City APPOINTMENT AND A notice of intent for the PRE-QUALIFIED 510 North Main, Plaza 1750sqft finished Beautiful views, 0.5acre nace, Central A/C and prior to publication. Planner prior to the NOTICE TO CREDI- following project submit- Buyers Holmes 500. Available now, 3100ssqft total 4bdrm 4200sqft, granite count- Bathrooms. 3bdrm, Public notices submit- meeting at (435) TORS ted in accordance with Homes at Comiskey 1400 sqft. For more 2bth 830 N 720 W ers, large laundry, 2bth, 2000sqft, 2 Car, ted past the deadline 843-2130 or TDD (435) Estate of La Rue S. §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- Park in Tooele has information contact Overlake 4 b d r m , 3 . 5 b t h , lg yard, quiet street. will not be accepted. 843-2180. Coon, Deceased ministrative Code (UAC), 12 finished homes 882-1199 (435)850-9973 $349,000 (801)451- 578 East Wasatch UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- Probate No. 073300060 has been received for ready to move in. 3 7265 No agents Way. FSBO. Reduced script Bulletin July 24, Jean Coon Palmer, 42 consideration by the Ex- models to choose FOR A VARIETY of to $163,900. 801-673- FOR LEASE Office/ 31, August 7 & 14, 2007) West Peach Street, POB ecutive Secretary, Utah from the 180’s to horse properties, call GRANTSVILLE 18 N 0290 Business Space 980, Grantsville, Utah Air Quality Board: 235k zero yard main- Carol Haddock w/ Re- GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE Booth St. 3bdrm 2bth Utilities included. 46, 84029, has been ap- Company Name: Tooele tenance Modest m a x P l a t i n u m NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERBY twin home single over- TERRA- $239,900! No South Main. 1 month pointed personal repre- Army Depot (TEAD) monthly HOA Large (435)830-0007 HEARING ON PRO- GIVEN THAT the Tooele sized garage, RV park- down, 10% seller fi- free. (602)826-9471 sentative of the above Location: Tooele Army incentives for closing POSED REGULATION City Planning Commis- FREE INFORMATION ing, all new flooring tile nancing avail. 2007 ef- entitled estate. Depot, Tooele County in July. Visit our OF DOMESTIC CATS sion will meet in a public on 3 items 1st time and carpet, new paint fective built home on 5 Creditors of the estate Project Description: model Monday, NOTICE IS HEREBY hearing and Business home buyers should throughout, new sod acres Horse property are hereby notified to (1) TEAD operates the De- Wednesday, Satur- Lots & Land GIVEN that the Grants- meeting scheduled for know. Free 24-hour re- $149,900 with $7,000 including water rights deliver or mail their writ- activation Furnace for day, 12pm-7pm ville City Council will Wednesday, July 25, corded message. Call cash back call Bud 10 stock. 5bdrm, 2bth, ten claims to the per- the destruction of ammu- 1803 N Aaron Drive conduct a public hearing 2007 in the hour of 7:00 888-734- 9350 ext 400 435-840-3795 2600sqft. New every- 1504 East 970 North sonal representative at nition. Thermal destruc- or call Phil Todd Opti- at the Grantsville City PM. The meeting will be t h i n g ! L y n n G o r g e o u s v i e w s , the address set forth tion is used in the rotary mum Reality for ap- I BUY Houses Cash Offices, 429 East Main held at Tooele City Hall FSBO 2BDRM, 2BTH. (801)367-5155, $107,000, .79acres, above; or (2) file written furnace system to de- pointment As-Is. I pay cash/close Street, Grantsville, Utah in the City Council Brick home, 48 S 4th owner/agent, SecureRE bordered land preserve, claims with the Clerk of stroy the ammunition (801)699-5525 fast! Late payments on Wednesday, August Chambers, located at 90 St. 100% remodled, On East side, MTN the Third District Court, from small arms ammu- w/no equity, ugly, No 1, 2007 at 7:00 p.m., to N Main Street, Tooele, central air, fully land- W e s t RE Tooele County Court- nition to 20 mm ammuni- BEAUTIFUL 3bdrm, Problem. I can close in Manufactured consider a proposal to Utah. scaped, automatic (801)955-0555 house, 74 South 100 tion. The furnace has 2.5bth, 2180sqft. home 4 days. CALL JOSH Homes regulate domestic cats. Agenda Items sprinklers, redwood East, Tooele, Utah three major sections, (incl. unfin. basement). 801-856-1510 or go to A UNIQUE Lot Wow! The regulations under 1. Pledge of Allegiance deck, 12’x12’ shed. 84074 or (3) mail their which are the feed room, Carpet, two-tone paint, m y w e b s i t e : HORSE PROPERTY for Millpond Lot Stans- consideration include the 2. Motion on Conditional 801-898-8994 claims to Irene Warr, At- the barricaded area, and countertops and appli- www.buymyhousejosh. rent. 3bdrm, 2bth bury Park .32acres limitation of the number use permit for drive thru torney at Law, POB the air pollution control ances are brand new. FSBO, 3bdrm 1bth, air, com Beautiful 2,000sqft Fishing and boating of cats that may be kept, access on proposed pro- 571127, Salt Lake City, equipment. Kitchen and dining garage, patio, land- maunfactured home on out your door, sur- requiring cats to be li- ject located at 1050 N Utah 84157-1127, or TEAD has requested ap- have beautiful laminate scaped, sprinkling sys- LAKEFRONT HOME- 40 acres with water in rounded by park, ob- censed and providing Main St by Red Hawk otherwise present their proval to modify the air wood flooring. Fully tem, incl: w/d, refridg- 5026 Bayshore Dr., Rush Valley. Corral, servatory, ball field, penalties for the owners Enterprises. claims as required by pollution control system landscaped w/auto erator, 1 share water, Stansbury Park. 2yrs fencing, 3 stall barn, day spa, Walk the of nuisance cats. Per- 3. Public Hearing and Utah law within three by adding a sodium bi- sprinklers. Also fully lot: 55”x150. $147,500. old. 4bdrm 2.5bth Char- and huge shop/ garage. millpond bridge to sons having information Motion on Conditional months after the date of carbonate injection sys- fenced (vinyl). Huge 435-882-7094 les Model. Fishing and $1600 first and last Stansbury lake boat regarding problems in use permit for 25 foot tall the first publication of tem to the overall pollu- deck! Oversized lot. 801-860-5696 Boating $368,000. Lot m o n t h ’ s r e n t . ramp, golf course, the community as a re- garage to be located at this notice or be forever tion abatement system Home is immaculately w o r t h $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 . $1200/dep. (702)290- pool, & clubhouse sult of domestic cats, 397 East 500 North by REDUCED! REDUCED! barred. of the APE 1236 Deacti- clean and ready to (480)252-3136 3097 $165,000 Also 2 nice possible solutions and David and Jacqualine 4bdrm 2bth. New Car- Date of first publication: vation Furnace (Hazard- move in. 435-843-1199 lots $89,900 each responses to the pro- Gallegos. pet & Paint. Huge deck NICE EAST Bench July 24, 2007. ous Waste Combustor). Delgada Estates at posed regulations are in- 4. Public Hearing and off of kitchen. Under home, 4bdrm, 3bth, Jean Coon Palmer The injection system will HAVING A yard sale? Mobile Homes Stansbury Lake vited to attend and pro- Motion on Conditional $155,000 Call David large covered deck, 42 West Peach Street be used to reduce dioxin Advertise in the Tran- FSBO (801)942-8289 vide comment. Written use permit on in-home 801-404-7679 Remax large parking area, POB 980 and furan emissions. script Also 2 commercial comments will also be daycare to be located at Results fenced yard, etc. Ap- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Grantsville, Utah 84029 The effectiveness of the lots .29acres and considered if submitted 1803 North 80 East by praised at $226,000. home for rent, no smok- Personal Representative sodium bicarbonate in- 1.06acres in Millpond to the City Recorder in Mackenzie Murdock. 489 Sleepy Hollow ing/ pets. 882-1550 (Published in the Tran- jection system to reduce Plaza Agent Carol advance of the hearing. 5. Public Hearing and Drive Tooele, Call to script Bulletin July 24, 31 dioxin and furan emis- FOR SALE w i t h R e m a x Persons with disabilities Motion on Conditional see 435-882-3544 BEAUTIFUL 1995 DOU- & August 7, 2007) sions was demonstrated (435)830-0007 needing accommoda- use permit for an BLE wide mobile home in two tests conducted at tions to participate in this in-home daycare/pre- Planning on selling your 24'x59'. 3 Bedroom, 2 ORDINANCE 2007-20 the test furnace oper- BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. 35 hearing should contact school to be located at home, you could be bath, with central air, AN ORDINANCE VA- ated by the Ammunition ACRES - $59,000; 60 Jeremy Walker the 126 North 7th Street by sending your sales refrigerator with ice & CATING PRESCRIP- Equipment Division of acres-$84,900. 90 min- Grantsville City Offices Kathy Witt. points to up to 340,000 water in the door, TIVE ROAD EASE- TEAD in 2005 and 2006. utes from Salt Lake City at least 24 hours in ad- 6. Public Hearing and households at once. freezer, washer & MENTS WITHIN THE The area that TEAD is in SW Wyoming. Rec- vance of the hearing. Motion on Conditional For $155. you can dryer, 10'x12' new stor- ATI TITANIUM P.U.D., located in Tooele County reational paradise. DATED this 24th and use permit for an place your 25 word age shed, double cov- LOT 101 is an attainment area of Stunning setting with 26th day of July, 2007. in-home massage ther- classified ad to all 45 ered carport, large NOW, THEREFORE, BE the National Ambient Air amazing views. Sur- Jeremy Walker apy business to be lo- newspapers in Utah. porch with ramp, main- IT ORDAINED BY THE Quality Standards rounded by gov't land. City Recorder cated at 603 East 1370 471 E. 600 N. • Tooele Just call the Transcript tenance free vinyl sid- LEGISLATIVE BODY (NAAQS) for all pollut- EZ terms. Call UTLR (Published in the Tran- North by Katrina Sloan. Bulletin at 882-0050 for ing. Buyer pays moving OF TOOELE COUNTY, ants. 1-877-351-5263. (ucan) script Bulletin July 24 & 7. Public Hearing and 4 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 12 x 12 all the details. (Mention cost. $65,400. Contact UTAH AS FOLLOWS: National Emission Stan- 26, 2007) Recommendation for ucan) Doug Ferguson @ DEVELOPERS SECTION I - VACA- dards for Hazardous Air redwood, elevated deck, fireplace, preliminary plan ap- 1-801-633-0610 direct WANTED for J/V, Will TION. Having con- Pollutants (NESHAP) SELLING YOUR proval on Tooele Com- two living rooms. or 24-hour 1-800- subordinate high den- ducted a public hearing Subpart EEE (National HOME? Advertise it in mercial Park Phase 4. 8 9 5 - 5 1 8 3 . m l s sity mobile home parks LEPC AGENDA on April 18, 2007 and Emissions Standards for the classifieds. Call Vacating and amending $148,000 or best offer. #709430. (ucan) on Durfee, Grantsville Agenda for the LEPC finding good cause HAPS from Hazardous 882-0050 or visit lot 306 of the Tooele and Southern California meeting to be held therefor, and upon Waste Combustors) ap- www.tooeletran BECOME A SUB- Commercial Park Phase Call 840-1864 2acres. (801)651-5151 Wednesday, July 25th, Tooele County’s accep- plies to the furnace. Ti- script.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 3. Creating a 4 lot sub- nelsonmoyle@hotmail. 2007 at 1:30 p.m. at the tance of ATI’s construc- tle V of the 1990 Clean division at 1200 West com EOC Conference Room, tion and dedication of a Air Act applies to this 1200 South by Titan De- Tooele County Court- new public access to/ source. The Title V op- HORSE PROPERTY for velopment. house. across ATI Titanium erating permit for this rent. 3bdrm, 2bth 8. Public Hearing and 1. Welcome – Chairman, P.U.D., Lot 101, Tooele source shall be Beautiful 2,000sqft Recommendation on fi- LEPC County hereby vacates amended prior to the op- maunfactured home on nal plat approval for 2. Approve May-June the prescriptive road eration of injection sys- 40 acres with water in Tooele Commercial Park 2007 minutes easements as depicted tem. There will be a no Rush Valley. Corral, Phase 4. Vacating and 3. Haz Mat reports, and identified on the ATI increase in the Potential Shane’s fencing, 3 stall barn, amending lot 306 of the Titanium P.U.D., Lot 101 Harry Shinton to Emit (PTE) emissions and huge shop/ garage. Tooele Commercial Park 4. Review upcoming final plat, located in from the addition of the $1600/mo first and last Phase 3. Creating a 4 training North Skull Valley. A injection system. The month’s rent. $1200/ lot subdivision at 1200 5. Nadine Taylor, Emer- copy of said plat show- PTE totals, in tons per dep. (702)290-3097 West 1200 South by Ti- gency Services ing the easements to be year, will remain as fol- tan Development. MUST SELL! 5.47 acre 6. New Business vacated (Exhibit A) is at- lows: PM10 = 0.16, NOx 9. Review and Approval lot in Pass Canyon, 7. Next meeting-August tached hereto and by = 1.64, SO2 = 5.80, CO of Planning Commission Erda. Beautiful views. 2 29th, 2007 this reference made a = 0.41,VOC = 0.03, and minutes for meeting held acres water. $265,000 8. Adjourn part hereof. HAPs = 0.16. July 11, 2007. 435-830-1477 Harry Shinton SECTION II - RE- The completed engineer- Real Discussion PEALER. Ordinances in LEPC Chairman ing evaluation and air “This is Smart Growth” (Published in the Tran- conflict herewith are quality impact analysis Chapter 3: Development Water Shares script Bulletin July 24, hereby repealed to the showed that the pro- Decisions That Are Fair 2007) extent of such conflict. posed project meets the to Everyone. SECTION III - EFFEC- requirements of federal 12 SHARES Settlement Pursuant to the Ameri- Helps TIVE DATE. In the opin- air quality regulations Canyon water, $4500 cans with Disabilities ion of the County Com- and the State air quality each if take all PUBLIC NOTICE Act, individuals needing mission, this ordinance rules. The Executive (435)882-7627 NOTICE IS HERBY special accommodation is necessary for the im- Secretary intends to is- GIVEN THAT the Tooele during this meeting mediate preservation of As your Realtor, you can relax as I take care of all FOR SALE: 1 acre foot sue an Approval Order City Planning Commis- should notify Rachelle the peace and safety of underground well water pending a 30-day public the details and paperwork. I will guide you through sion will meet in a public Custer, Tooele Planner the county and the coun- in Grantsville. Selling at comment period. The hearing and Business Recorder prior to the ty’s inhabitants. the process and make the whole thing a relaxing $8,000 will sacrifice for project proposal, esti- meeting scheduled for meeting at (435) Therefore, this ordinance $6,900. Call Linda be- mate of the effect on lo- Wednesday, July 25, 843-2130 or TDD (435) shall take effect immedi- and enjoyable experience. tween 9am-8:30pm cal air quality and draft 2007 in the hour of 7:00 843-2180. ately upon publication in 435-884-3878 Approval Order are PM. The meeting will be (Published in the Tran- one issue of a newspa- available for public in- Sellers & buyers- held at Tooele City Hall script Bulletin July 24, ONE SHARE Settlement per published in and spection and comment in the City Council 2007) when you work Canyon Irrigation, having general circula- at the Utah Division of $4800. (435)840-0344 Chambers, located at 90 tion in Tooele County. 374 Bevan Way N Main Street, Tooele, Air Quality, 150 North with me I’ll sell your Public Notices IN WITNESS 1950 West, Salt Lake SETTLEMENT Canyon Utah. WHEREOF the Tooele existing home plus 1 share, moved out of Public Hearing for pre- Trustees City, UT 84114-4820. County Commission, Written Comments re- town, must sell. Mark liminary and final plat ap- which is the legislative teach you hands Deadline for public no- ceived by the Division at (208)436-5547 after proval on Tooele Com- body of Tooele County, tices is 4 p.m. the day this same address on or 5pm or leave message. mercial Park Phase 4. passed, approved, and on my trade se- prior to publication. before August 22, 2007, Vacating and amending enacted this ordinance SETTLEMENT CAN- Public notices submit- will be considered in crets (as a licensed lot 306 of the Tooele this 17th day of July YON. $5,000/ Share ted past the deadline making the final decision Commercial Park Phase 2007. general contractor) Underground Well Wa- will not be accepted. on the approval/ disap- 3. Creating a 4 lot sub- ATTEST: ter .45 Ac Ft/ $5,000 UPAXLP proval of the proposed on repairing holes division at 1200 West TOOELE COUNTY Adam Nash 801-580- 1200 South. approval order. Email 1428 COMMISSION: comments will also be in walls, painting, $ Pursuant to the Ameri- Public Notices Marilyn K. Gillette, 297,000 UNDERGROUND WA- cans with Disabilities accepted nmeli@utah. texturing, adjusting Miscellaneous Clerk Colleen S. gov. If anyone so re- TER Rights for sale Act, individuals needing Johnson, Chairman 5 bedrooms • 3.5 baths Erda, Tooele Valley special accommodation quests to the Executive doors, concrete or Deadline for public no- (SEAL) Secretary at the Division Eastbench beauty (435)882-4949 during this meeting tices is 4 p.m. the day Commissioner John- anything that has to should notify Rachelle in writing within 15 days 2 tiered deck WANTED: WATER prior to publication. son voted aye of publication of this no- Custer, Tooele City Public notices submit- Commissioner Clegg do with construction. rights or irrigation Planner prior to the tice, a hearing will be shares in Tooele Val- ted past the deadline voted aye held in accordance with meeting at (435) will not be accepted. Commissioner Hurst ley. Call Ross at 843-2130 or TDD (435) R307-401-7, UAC. 801-642-0119 UPAXLP voted aye Date of Notice: July 23, 843-2180. APPROVED AS TO (Published in the Tran- NOTICE TO CREDI- 2007 FORM: (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 5, 10, TORS AND AN- Doug Hogan 241 Utah Ave. 472 E. 770 N. Buildings 17 & 24, 2007) NOUNCEMENT OF AP- script Bulletin July 24, Tooele County Attor- 2007) POINTMENT ney BUILDING MATERIALS: Estate of ELEANOR (Published in the Tran- NOTICE OF TOOELE METAL buildings, mini PUBLIC NOTICE GARCIA SERES, script Bulletin July 24, COUNTY SCHOOL DIS- storage systems, roof NOTICE IS HERBY Deceased. 2007) TRICT PRECINCT 4 and wall panels, metal GIVEN THAT the Tooele Probate No. 073300059 BOARD MEMBER VA- PUBLIC NOTICE building components. City Planning Commis- STEVEN SERES, whose CANCY The following individuals Utah Manufacture 20 sion will meet in a public address is 345 Melba The Tooele County have filed with the years plus. Top quality hearing and Business Drive, Tooele, Utah Board of Education has Grantsville City Re- low prices. Weekly De- meeting scheduled for 84074, has been ap- accepted the resignation corder's office for the livery. 1-800-262-5347. Wednesday, August 22, pointed Personal Repre- of Kathryn Schmidt from three city council seats $ $ cobuildings@cobuild 2007 in the hour of 7:00 sentative of the estate of the Tooele County that are open for this 184,900 195,900 ings.net (ucan) PM. The meeting will be the above-named dece- School District Precinct year's municipal elec- held at Tooele City Hall dent. All persons having 4, effective July 10, If you build, remodel or tions. Rambler • 4 bdrms • 2 bths in the City Council claims against the above 2007. 4 bdrm • 2 full bath remove buildings you Cartwright, Joe Chambers, located at 90 estate are required to The Board will select an 2 family rooms • fireplace Fully fenced • Mountain/lake views can place your classi- Castagno, Todd N Main Street, Tooele, present them to the un- interim appointment to fied ad in 45 of Utah's (incumbent) large .47 acre lot Great eastside neighborhood Utah. dersigned or to the Clerk serve the one year six newspapers for only Colson, Michael 1. Public Hearing for pre- of the Court on or before months remaining on her $155. for 25 words ($5. Johansen, Ryan Troy liminary and final plat ap- the 10th day of October, term. Any candidate for each additional Johnson, Mike proval on West Mead- 2007, or said claims must maintain a primary word). You will reach Sparks, DeRay ows Plat D amended. shall be forever barred. residence within the up to 340,000 house- Taylor, Lynn Vacating and amending STEVEN SERES Tooele County School holds and all you do is Tripp, Tom West Meadows Plat D. 345 Melba Drive District Precinct 4 (in- call the Transcript Bul- Dated this 17th day of Consisting of 21 lots on Tooele, Utah 84074 cludes Voting Districts 7, letin at 882-0050 for all July 2007. 31.57 acres located at T e l e p h o n e N o . 10, 12, 13 and 14), be the details. (Mention Jeremy Walker 700 South 1200 West by (435)882-3759 and remain a qualified Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor UCAN Classified Net- City Recorder Titan Development. (Published in the Tran- voter, and take or sign work) (Published in the Tran- Pursuant to the Ameri- script Bulletin July 10, 17 the constitutional oath of script Bulletin July 24 cans with Disabilities & 24, 2007) office. If you have ques- GOT A good idea for a and 26, 2007) story? Call the Tran- Act, individuals needing SELL YOUR car in the tions regarding the 840-0344 script and let us know special accommodation Transcript Bulletin Clas- BECOME A SUB- boundaries of Tooele 882-0050. during this meeting sified section. SCRIBER. 882-0050 County School District should notify Rachelle Precinct 4, contact the Custer, Tooele City Tooele County Clerk’s Planner prior to the Office at (435) 843-3140. meeting at (435) A letter of interest should 843-2130 or TDD (435) be addressed to Gary 843-2180. Gowans, Board Presi- (Published in the Tran- dent, Tooele County script Bulletin July 24, School District Office at 31, August 7 & 14, 2007) 92 South Lodestone Way, Tooele, Utah 84074. The deadline for the letter is July 25, 2007, no later than 4:00 p.m. Interviews will be on July 31, 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele County School District Office located at 92 South Lodestone Way, Tooele, Utah. The interviews will take place in an open board meeting. 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Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices company has its own recipe. way is to use dry ice for the fizz. melts. The container should be Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Root beer concentrate consists Mix the concentrate with sugar, less than three-fourths full before County School District Favorite Precinct 4, contact the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE continued from page B1 of caramel coloring, corn syrup, water and dry ice and watch it the dry ice is added. Add the ice Tooele County Clerk’s Grantsville City Council TOOELE CITY POLICE wild cherry bark extracts, vanilla boil and bubble. It is great fun carefully using gloved hands to Office at (435) 843-3140. has adopted the follow- DEPARTMENT APPLI- cine. Perhaps that explains my and unnamed natural and artifi- — especially for kids — to watch protect your skin from getting A letter of interest should ing Resolutions: CATION FOR Italian friends’ reactions. It was at cial flavors. the fog hover over the mixture frostbite. be addressed to Gary 2007-06 RESOLUTION $15,949.00 IN BJA, Using the concentrate is cer- and waft down the sides of the Gowans, Board Presi- TO AMEND THE PER- JUSTICE ASSISTANCE one time used as a medicine for Stir the bubbling brew occa- tainly the easiest way to make container as the brew bubbles dent, Tooele County SONNEL POLICIES GRANT FUNDING. mouth sores. sionally and keep the ice away School District Office at AND PROCEEDURES The Bureau of Justice homemade root beer. You can and percolates. You may have noticed that dif- from spigots on drink containers 92 South Lodestone MANUAL FOR Assistance, Department start it while the grill heats up The homemade brew requires ferent brands have quite different Way, Tooele, Utah GRANTSVILLE CITY BY of Justice, Office of Jus- and it is ready to drink with the roughly five pounds of sugar (to as it may freeze them up and 84074. The deadline for CHANGING THE OF- tice Programs, Washing- tastes and you may have devel- picnic. taste), five gallons of water and even crack them. the letter is July 25, FICE HOURS FOR THE ton, D.C., has an- oped a preference for one over 2007, no later than 4:00 GRANTSVILLE CITY nounced the eligibility of Although the recipe on the five pounds of dry ice to two Allow approximately 30 to 45 p.m. OFFICES FROM the Tooele City Police another. The differences are not concentrate box is made with ounces of root beer concentrate. minutes for the dry ice to dissolve Interviews will be on July 8:30AM-5:00PM TO D e p a r t m e n t f o r your imagination. A wide range yeast and allowed to ferment (the Use a large enough container enough to create the desired fizz. 31, 6:30 p.m. at the 9:00AM-5:00PM. $15,949.00 in Justice of other flavorings may also be It will continue to bubble as the Tooele County School A complete copy of the Assistance Grant (JAG) yeast gives it its kick), the fastest, to contain the drink as it bubbles District Office located at current amendments and Funds. The Tooele City added to the basic recipe. Each easiest and arguably the tastiest and churns while the dry ice remainder of the dry ice melts. 92 South Lodestone the original ordinance/ Police Chief intends to Way, Tooele, Utah. The resolution is available for apply for this funding interviews will take place review at the city offices, and to use it to expand in an open board meet- 429 E. Main, Grantsville, the Forensic Bureau and ing. UT 84029, Monday Investigative Bureau (Published in the Tran- through Friday-9:00 a.m. Services of the Tooele SECOND PLACE script Bulletin July 12, until 4:00 p.m. City Police Department. 17, 19 & 24, 2007) Dated this 24th and There is no cash match 26th day of July, 2007 of public monies re- NOTICE TO CREDI- Jeremy Walker quired for this Award. TORS AND AN- City Recorder Public comment is wel- NOUNCEMENT OF AP- (Published in the Tran- comed by the Tooele POINTMENT script Bulletin July 24 & City Police Department Estate of BEVERLY 26, 2007) at 323 North Main BENSON COX, Street, Tooele City, Utah Deceased. 84074; telephone num- Probate No. 073300051 PUBLIC NOTICE ber 435-882-8900 or at RICHARD BRETT COX, The Town of Stockton is tooelecity.org. whose address is 470 taking closed bids on the (Published in the Tran- Spruce Street, Tooele, renting of their Sod Farm script Bulletin July 17, Utah 84074, and RAE for the purpose of hous- 24, 26 & 31, 2007) EDWARD COX, whose ing livestock from the pe- address is 568 East 700 riod of September 1, TOOELE CITY North, Tooele, Utah 2007 until April 30, NOTICE OF 84074, have been ap- 2008. The sight sits on 2007 MUNICIPAL PRI- pointed Co- Personal between 100 to 150 MARY ELECTION AND Representatives of the acres. The fences are in CANDIDATES estate of the above- need of repair and the PUBLIC NOTICE is named decedent. All repairs will need to be hereby given that Tooele persons having claims made by renter. The City will hold a Municipal against the above estate cost of material and la- Primary Election on Sep- are required to present bor for the fences will be tember 11, 2007, to elect them to the undersigned taken into consideration three (3) City Council or to the Clerk of the in the bid. There will members for a four-year Court on or before the only be water available term. Candidates who 10th day of October, for the watering of live have filed and qualified 2007, or said claims stock no irrigation will be for election are as fol- shall be forever barred. allowed. All bids need lows: RICHARD BRETT COX to sent to Town of Stock- Councilmember at-large 470 Spruce Street ton P. O Box 240 Stock- (4-year term/vote for Tooele, Utah 84074 ton, Utah 84071 to the three) RAE EDWARD COX Attn: of Mark Woolley. Teri Battison Ellsworth 568 East 700 North All bids must be post Thomas Isom Tooele, Utah 84074 marked by August 3, Mike Johnson Telephone No. (435) 2007. For questions Dave McCall 224-4917 and or a tour please call Shawn Milne (Published in the Tran- the Stockton Town Hall Richard Olson script Bulletin July 10, 17 to make an apt. with Steve Pruden photo courtesy of Shelley Timothy & 24, 2007) Mark Woolley. If you have any ques- The Tooele Turbos placed second in the 12U division at the 2007 Boise Blast. Pictured are: (top, l-r) coach Bitters, Cheyenne tions, please contact the (Published in the Tran- Hegsted, Starley Pollei, Chance Hegsted, Mercedez Garcia, Cassey Timothy, Marina Jarmillo and coach Sweeda; and (bottom) script Bulletin July 17, City Recorder’s Office at Place Your Ad Here Tooele City Hall, 90 Breanne Martinez, Kaitlyn Bitters and Jennsen Lee. Call 882-0050 19, 24, 26, 31 & August 2, 2007) North Main Street, (435) 843-2110. Dated this 17th day of July 2007. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Clean Out Your Sharon A. Dawson FINANCIAL FOCUS BULLETIN Basement City Recorder 882-0050 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletn July 19 & 24, 2007) Small business owner? Consider these retirement plans hen of investments: stocks, bonds, earn more than $100,000 contribute up to the annual you government securities and annually from your business, maximum ($14,000 in 2005 or W own more. you are over age 40, you can $18,000 if you’re 50 or older), SCHOOL BRIEFS a small busi- Now, let’s look at some commit to contribute for at regardless of how much your ness, you’re common small-business least three years, and you employees contribute. GHS FBLA takes 10th in issue. It was based on team absorbed in retirement plans: desire much larger contribu- • Safe Harbor 401(k) with national competition rather than individual partici- the “here and If you have no employees tions than possible with the Age Enhanced Profit Sharing now.” But SEP or the owner-only 401(k). Grantsville High School pation. In addition to learn- If your business has no -— Your business can make you still must FBLA (Future Business ing research skills, team par- employees except your If you have employees additional profit-sharing con- think about Leaders of America) Emerging ticipants developed speaking spouse, you may want to If you have employees, you tributions to a Safe Harbor life after Business Team took 10th ability and poise through oral Tye Hoffmann choose from among these may want to consider one of 401(k) plan. If you are older your working place at the national level July presentations. GUEST COLUMNIST plans: these plans: than most of your employ- years — so 1, in Chicago. Team members The topic that was • SEP IRA — With a SEP • SIMPLE IRA — A ees, you can structure your you’ll need Tina Isom, Allysen Lambert researched and presented IRA, you can contribute up to SIMPLE IRA is easy to set up plan so that the contributions to put a good retirement plan and Gary Jones argued on the during the 2007 National 25 percent of your compen- and inexpensive to adminis- going to your account, and in place. topic of government enforced Leadership Conference was: sation into the plan, up to a ter. In 2005, you and each of to those of your key employ- Fortunately, you can gas caps. Each state is allowed Gas prices are at an all time maximum of $41,000. your employees can contrib- ees, are much higher than choose from a variety of qual- to enter one to two teams for high, and many American • Owner-only 401(k) ute up to $10,000 to a SIMPLE the percentage going to most ity retirement plans. These this event based on member- consumers are concerned — If you have an “owner-only IRA (or $12,500 if age 50 or employees. plans typically offer three key ship size. Utah had only one about the cost of gas. At the 401(k),” you can put up to 25 over). Your business is gener- features: Pick the plan that fits team. They competed against same time, oil companies are percent of your compensa- ally required to match both • Tax-deferred earnings Before choosing a retire- 60 other teams at the national reporting the highest profits tion plus $14,000 (in 2005). your and your employees’ — When you invest in a “tax- ment plan for your business, level. in the history of the business. If you’re 50 or older, you can contributions, dollar for dol- qualified” retirement plan, meet with your tax adviser The event provided FBLA Argue the affirmative that the add an additional $4,000 in lar, up to 3 percent of their you’ll pay no taxes on your and your financial adviser. members with an opportunity oil companies have a right to “catch-up” contributions. salary, unless you decide to earnings until you start taking Take the time to choose the to develop and demonstrate raise gas prices or argue the (However, you can’t contrib- put in 2 percent of each eligi- withdrawals. plan that fits your individual skills in researching and pre- negative that there should be ute more than $41,000 per ble employee’s compensation. • Pre-tax contributions — needs. senting an emerging business a cap on gas prices. year if you’re under age 50, or • Safe Harbor 401(k) — A You generally put in “pre-tax” $44,000 annually if you’re 50 Safe Harbor 401(k) offers the dollars to your retirement or older.) Owner-only 401(k) same features of a traditional Tye Hoffmann is an invest- plan, so your contributions plans also can permit larger 401(k), but the amount you ment representative for New hope for Parkinson’s may lower your adjusted contributions if your spouse can defer from your salary is Edward Jones Investments as a carrier for a gene called GAD, gross income. works for the business. not limited to whether your located at 974 N. Main in or glutamic acid decarboxylase, • Variety of investment • Owner-only Defined employees contribute or not. Tooele. He can be contacted which produces a chemical called options — You can fund your Benefit — This plan may be You, as the business owner, at (435) 833-9440 or at gamma aminobutyric acid. It’s this retirement plan with an array appropriate for you if you benefit because you can (435) 830-0917. GABA that produces the brain chemicals that help control physical movement. Without it, control POETRY lessens. Patients were treated only n 2003, Dr. Michael Kaplitt, on one side of the brain, allowing associate professor of neuro- researchers to positively see any I logical surgery at Weill Cornell changes. Medical College in New York, Poem turns ordinary into extraordinary Fast forward to 2007: The began a bold clinical trial to lessen experimental treatment showed n this poem by New sand thin sheets of The color of forgotten things: a cold the effects of Parkinson’s disease dramatic results. Within three York poet Martin titanium; broth of tea & milk using gene therapy. Parkinson’s, as months, patients experienced a 25 I Walls, a common They chime like freight wheels on a in the bottom of a mug. far too many of us know, is a chem- percent to 65 percent improvement insect is described Norfolk Southern Or skin on an old tin of varnish you ical imbalance in the brain, and is (depending whether the patient and made vivid for us slowing into town. have to lift with characterized by tremors, impaired was continuing normal medication) through a number of lineman’s pliers. balance and limb rigidity. with walking, stiffness and trem- fresh and engaging But all you ever see is the silence. A fly paper that hung thirty years in In the proposed trial, billions comparisons. Thus ors. There were no adverse results Husks, glued to the underside of Bird Cooper’s pantry of virus particles were to be an ordinary insect maple leaves. whatsoever. PET scans at a year in Brighton. injected into the brain of each of 12 verified more activity in the side of becomes something With their nineteen fifties Bakelite patients. Others in the neurology remarkable and memo- Ted Kooser lines they’d do the brain that received the gene. Reprinted from “Small Human Detail in field called it crazy, citing possible rable. U.S. POET LAUREATE, just as well hanging from the ceiling of While this isn’t a fast cure for Care of National Trust,” New Issues Press, ill effects: Once a virus is inserted, Parkinson’s, it does mean there’s 2004-2006 a space Western Michigan University, 2000, by there’s no going back. You can’t hope. Genuine hope. museum — reverse what you’ve done if some- Cicadas at the End of Summer permission of the author. Poem copyright thing goes wrong. Matilda Charles regrets that she What cicadas leave behind is a kind of by Martin Walls, a 2005 Wytter Bynner But other treatments for cannot personally answer reader Whine as though a pine tree is bowing crystallized memory; Fellow of the Library of Congress. His lat- Parkinson’s disease don’t always questions. Do not send any mate- a broken violin, The stubborn detail of, the shape est collection “Commonwealth” is available work. Brain stimulator implants rial requiring return mail. Write As though a bandsaw cleaves a thou- around a life turned from March Street Press. can cause infection. Fetal cell to her in care of King Features implants can cause a worsening Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, of the movement problems they’re Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or send supposed to control. e-mail to letters.kfws@hearstsc. Kaplitt went ahead with the com. Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin experiment. The plan was to insert a virus (c) 2007 King Features Synd., Inc. 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the time on long runs is the So far the Johnsons have so it’s a challenge, but not so Runners family’s Machu Picchu Fund. chosen locations where long it’s all-consuming.” continued from page B1 Whenever the Johnsons run friends or family live who can Running the half-marathons they look for spare change on take care of their little girl so often, said Karen, isn’t too with her friends. Her husband, the road. The collection gets while they run — and visit much of a strain as their level a native of Logan, ran to main- taken home and put into a jar. before and after the race. of fitness is fairly consistent. tain his fitness for the mili- “We joke “We don’t After a race they take a break tary. After the couple met four that loose “With a half-marathon, go just for and do lighter runs for a few years ago, they just naturally change we it’s long enough so it’s a the mara- weeks and then push them- started running together. Ever find will challenge, but not so long thon and selves again. since their daughter was born help us get it’s all-consuming.” come home,” Karen estimates that if they they’ve taken her as well. to Machu she said. “We can do 10 half-marathons per P i c c h u , ” KAREN JOHNSON stay for a “She’s fine with it. She has year, they can accomplish Karen said. few days.” fun with it,” said Karen. “At HALF-MARATHON RUNNER their goal in just over five “It’s like a lit- Both are 18 months they’re talking and years. tle game we experienced they’re learning so much and So far Karen’s best time is play. It breaks up the run.” travelers, especially Carl who so when we see a horse on our Their next marathon, the traveled with the military for probably around 1 hour and run we’ll point it out to her Virginia Beach Rock ‘n’ Roll years and lived for a time 55 minutes for a half-mara- and she’ll say, ‘neigh.’” Half-Marathon, is scheduled in Germany. Both have also thon and Carl’s is 1 hour and Karen said although they for Sept. 2 over Labor Day done a full marathon before 45 minutes — not counting are running to achieve a goal, weekend. — Karen has ran one and his times in his younger years. they’re also doing it to stay Then they will run the Carl has ran five. They find But, really Karen said her goal healthy for their daughter. Sportshoe Center Maine Half- half-marathons at just over 13 is just to have fun. “Because we’re older par- Marathon in October, one yet miles a much more reasonable For the Chicago girl who ents, running is important for to be decided in November length. never ran much until college, us also to stay fit and stay and the Death Valley Half- “We’re both to a point where it’s exciting to have a goal that photography / Maegan Burr young. We want to stay fit for encompasses the nation. And Marathon in December. They a marathon is too much. You do Karen and Carl Johnson stretch out before a training run on Rachel,” said Karen. already know their last run get tired,” Karen said. “With a for the family, it’s a common Thursday. The Johnsons will attempt to run a half-marathon Something that breaks up will be in Hawaii. half-marathon it’s long enough bond. in each state, having already completed five in Utah, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington and Nevada.

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