Tooele Woman Takes Home Miss Utah Title Olsen Drew on Local Roots, Love of Frank Sinatra to Win Crown

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Eating plants in the wild See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN June 28,28, 2011 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 118 NO. 8 50¢ Tooele woman takes home Miss Utah title Olsen drew on local roots, love of Frank Sinatra to win crown

by Missy Bird STAFF WRITER A seventh-generation Tooele woman walked away with the Miss Utah title Saturday night at the Capitol Theater in Salt Lake City. Danica Olsen, the reigning Miss Utah Valley University, won over judges in the preliminary rounds, making it to the top 10 out of 50 before being crowned the 75th Miss Utah. She will representing the state at the Miss America Scholarship Pageant next January in Las Vegas. “I’m stoked,” said Olsen, 21. “I worked really hard to get here. I won Miss Tooele County after trying for two years (winning in 2009) and Miss UVU after two years. This was my first time going into the state pageant. I was surprised, but I was mentally prepared. Winning is all in your head and I came to win. As soon as I won Miss UVU and headed to Miss Utah, I made the best version of me.” Maegan Burr Olsen, a junior at UVU and a 2008 Tooele High School graduate, will spend Hailey Jones hugs her son Carson at their home in Grantsville Tuesday morning. Carson was released from the next year traveling throughout Utah as the hospital Monday afternoon after nearly drowning in the Grantsville Reservoir Saturday evening. an ambassador for the Children’s Miracle Network, acting as the spokesperson for the Child Protection Agency, an organization protecting families from adult-ori- Boy saved from drowning ented solicitations. She will also promote courtesy of Miss Utah Organization her platform, which is on prescription drug Tooele resident Danica Olsen is crowned Miss Utah by outgoing Miss addiction awareness. at Grantsville Reservoir Utah Christina Lowe at the Capitol Theater in Salt Lake City Saturday evening. She will compete in the Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas in January. SEE TITLE PAGE A6 ➤ Mom praises hero who dove ‘that one last time’

by Lisa Christensen was screaming, ‘Somebody, Saturday evening. Jones said STAFF WRITER please, save him,’” Jones her son stepped off the ramp said. “No parent ever, ever onto what he thought was Looser fireworks law sparks Hailey Jones will never for- wants to see their child in a cement, but instead fell into get what it felt like to watch situation like that.” a drop-off and was swept out her young son bobbing up Carson, her 9-year-old son, by a current caused by swift- vendors, spooks safety officials and down in the cold water of had been playing with some moving spring runoff enter- Grantsville Reservoir, gasp- friends around the boat ramp ing the reservoir. ing for air. on the southwest shore of by Emma Penrod “It was sheer panic. I the reservoir at about 7:30 SEE SAVED PAGE A7 ➤ STAFF WRITER Changes in Utah fireworks laws have fireworks vendors looking forward to a big summer season and firefighters worried about new ONE HOME, TWICE BURNED potential dangers. Aerial fireworks known as “multiple tube,” “repeater,” or “cake” fireworks are now legal in the state, and the time frame in which buyers may use fireworks has also been extended beyond the previous three days before and after July 4 and July 24. Individuals may now set off fireworks anytime between June 26 and July 26. Maegan Burr State lawmakers chose to loosen fireworks A Tooele City regulations in hopes that the availability of aer- Volunteer ial fireworks, which replicate small fireworks firefighter shows by shooting multiple times and climb- sprays ing 30 to 150 feet in the air, would encourage through a residents to buy fireworks in state, keeping tax window in revenue in Utah. a mobile So far, the new aerial fireworks are selling home fire well, according to Corey Walker, who man- in Overpass ages a TNT Fireworks stand in the C-A-L Ranch Point Saturday parking lot in Tooele. Within an hour of open- afternoon. ing on Monday, Walker said he had already SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The home Maegan Burr sold five aerial fireworks — unlike last year caught fire The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:01 a.m. 9:04 p.m. 10when10 opening10 day was a wash for his stand. twice on AnnRene Richmond talks about new fireworks at8 her9 AR’s9 Thursday 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. “Some people7 are still going to Wyoming Saturday. Friday 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. Fireworks stand in Grantsville Monday afternoon. Aerial fire- Saturday 6:03 a.m. 9:04 p.m. works, which are now legal to set off in Utah, have vendors See story on ➤ Sunday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. eager for the sales and firefighters concerned about risks. SEE LAW PAGE A5 A2. Monday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 4:24 a.m. 7:50 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 5:20 a.m. 8:40 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 6:23 a.m. 9:24 p.m. Saturday 7:31 a.m. 10:03 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 8:40 a.m. 10:37 p.m. County unemploymentStatistics for the week ending June 27. on the rise again, bucking state trend Windy with clouds Pleasant with a full Monday 9:51 a.m. 11:08 p.m. Mostly sunny Sunny and nice Mostly sunny Bright sunshine Cloudy and not as hot Temperatures Tuesday 11:01 a.m. 11:38 p.m. limiting sunshine day of sunshine by Tim Gillie High/Low past weekDepartment of 91/53Workforce services. “Tooele County’s unemployment rate histori- sion, according to James Robson, Department of New First Full Last Normal high/low pastThe week county’s 86/58 unemployment rate had been cally has always been higher than the state’s Workforce Services regional economist. 87 62 81 58 83 60 87 61 87 62 90 63STAFF WRITER83 66 Average temp past week 71.9 Normal averagedropping temp past week since 71.7hitting a 10-year high of 8.5 per- unemployment rate,” said Nicole Cline, Tooele While the unemployment rate is on the rise TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER While the state unemployment rate fellDaily Temperatures by cent in JanuaryHigh 2010. Low However, it has been rising County economic development director. locally, the number of new claims for unem- July 1 July 8 July 15 July 22 Shown is Wednesday’s one tenth of a percent from April to May, Tooele since March of this year. A large manufacturing employment base along ployment compensation in Tooele County Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 86 91 86 Wednesday night’s lows and County’s unemployment rate grew two tenths82 The state82 81 unemployment84 rate for May 2011 with a younger-than-average workforce in Tooele has remained lower than 2009 and 2010 for AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 Wednesday’s highs. of a percent over the same time period to reach was 7.3 percent while the national unemploy- County contribute to this difference, as both 7.9 percent, according to data from the Utah ment rate was 9.1 percent. of those segments were hit hard by the reces- SEE RISE PAGE A9 ➤ 67 62 UTAH WEATHER 53 60 57 58 57 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 90/53 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 93/69 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 80/50 89/63 89/62 99/62 13.76 11.01 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good 92/60 Erda 99/62 Fourth of July Off-road racing a OBITUARIES A6 Grantsville Vernal 90/64 Pine Canyon Wednesday0.77 0.88 Salt Lake City 95/56 99/62 77/53 0.00 0.16 events held this hit at MMP OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 99/62 Bauer Good 87/62 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 87/61 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D week See A10 Provo Roosevelt 87/62 91/58 94/61 See Stockton Thursday See A5 Price complete 87/61 92/59 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 87/59 86/60 Ophir Moderate on A9 77/53 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 92/64 86/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 98/69 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 89/61 88/59 Moab 85/55 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 94/68 Beaver 101/73 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 88/56 Ibapah 86/57 24-hour 87/55 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.22 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 93/60 97/60 at Grantsville 1.57 -0.24 103/74 Kanab 90/60 Eureka 83/56 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4196.72 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011 Man killed while mowing at Stansbury Golf Course

by Lisa Christensen mower, causing it to flip over dent itself is being investigated Stansbury Park Golf Course, Although some employ- 30 yards wide by 150 yards long, STAFF WRITER on him. by the Utah Occupational Safety said Magann worked for him ees operate larger equipment was wet, which may have con- “It was just a terrible acci- and Health Administration since Green became owner of around the lake, which occa- tributed to the incident. The A Tooele man died while dent where somehow the guy (OSHA). the golf course more than three sionally gets caught in long death of a man who liked to mowing the Stansbury Park Golf just got too close to the edge and Utah OSHA Operations years ago. Magann had been weeds, Green said Magann did work in the cool of the morn- Course Friday morning. slipped in and just got trapped,” Manger Bill Adams said such an employee under the previ- not work in those areas or with ing and play golf on that same G. Neil Magann, 76, was said Tooele County Sheriff Frank an investigation requires that an ous administration for several those machines. course during the afternoons, killed after he became pinned Park. investigator looks at operations years before that. Although he “The machine that he was though, is still shocking, Green underneath a lawn mower in According to the press release, activity for unsafe conditions. was well into his 70s, Green said on was a new machine. What said. one of the ponds on the golf Magann was found and the inci- The report then goes through Magann was still spry. he mowed around was tees and “It’s just something you never course, according to a press dent reported by golfers at about two levels of supervision before “Neil was in good shape. I trees and greens,” Green said. see coming,” Green said. “Golf release from the Tooele County 8:15. a determination is made of think Neil stayed in pretty good “We haven’t had anything like courses — you don’t think things Sheriff’s Office. Magann appar- The official cause of death is whether any or what citations shape most his life, and it [the this since I’ve been here.” like that happen, but I guess ently drove too close to the edge still under investigation by the should be given. work] was no problem,” Green Green said the grass at the sometimes you never know.” of the pond while operating the state medical examiner. The inci- Jeff Green, owner of the said. edge of the pond, which is about [email protected] Tooele woman loses home after two fires in one day Khelsi Keller had been at the by Lisa Christensen homes of friends. STAFF WRITER The original fire was reported by a neighbor. After it was Natalie Hester-Ellison never doused, Hester-Ellison was imagined her home would catch allowed to go inside and take on fire — let alone twice in one stock of her possessions. day. Everything inside was covered “It’s almost an out-of-body in soot, and damaged from experience, watching it burn,” smoke and fire. After the first she said, as fire crews battled fire, the bathroom sustained the the second round of flames most fire damage, but the rest on Saturday afternoon. “It just of the home was significantly won’t stop either.” smoke damaged, said Tooele The Overpass Point mobile City Volunteer Fire Department home, which Hester-Ellison Chief Dave Gillette. After that shared with two of her three first fire, Hester-Ellison said she teenage children, was vacant felt the loss of the tangible rep- at the time of the first blaze resentations of her memories. just before 9 a.m. Hester-Ellison “My pictures, my journals, my was at work, while 15-year-old everything was there,” she said. Hannah Keller and 17-year-old She initially took out three pictures, one of each of her three children. She intended to pick through the rubble for the BUSINESS BRIEFS rest of her salvageable posses- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes sions later. But a second fire, news items from the local busi- which was reported at about ness community of 150 words or 3:30 p.m., came before she had less. Businesses can send news the chance. of awards, promotions, internal “I should have taken it [the milestones, new business ven- possessions] after the first time, Maegan Burr tures, new hires, relocations, part- but I didn’t expect it to happen Tooele City Volunteer Firefighters douse a mobile home in Overpass Point in Tooele Saturday afternoon. The home caught fire Saturday morning and again in the nerships, major transactions and again,” Hester-Ellison said. “I’m afternoon. other items to Missy Thompson via just sick. There’s nothing save- e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. able now.” ups, which are rare, Gillette said, Ellison. The day before she had unusual circumstances that led com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, Hester-Ellison and her chil- but the construction of a mobile been talking to someone about to her family all being away from or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, dren were gone from the house home makes things more dif- material possessions, and how home at that time on a Saturday Tooele, UT 84074. when the second fire started, ficult. she felt most people were too morning, the insurance she had Sell Your and were notified by a neighbor “The trouble with this type attached to theirs. taken out on a whim, and the Product to Over that their home was again on of a fire is it’s in a home with a “I said, ‘You know, I’m so kindness and support of fam- fire. very heavy fuel load,” he said, unattached to my stuff, if I lost it �� ily and friends all helped ease � Gillette said an investigation noting that the materials that tomorrow I’d be OK.’ And what 27,000 Readers the sting of the loss, she said, �� into the fire pointed to a candle are used to build a mobile home do you know, this is tomorrow,” and made the immediate future �� that started the initial blaze, are very flammable. “It had air Hester-Ellison said. “I did love though Hester-Ellison said she to breathe and it took off. There my house, though. I’m really appear a little brighter. �� “I was ready to start over,” she �� does not remember lighting any was just enough wind out here sad. It was a trailer, but it was candles. to fan the flames.” my home.” said. “I guess I get the chance �� Firefighters try to thoroughly The fire did represent a kind of For Hester-Ellison, there is now.” Call Keith or Angie �� douse all blazes to avoid flare- cruel irony, though, said Hester- still much to be grateful for: the [email protected] �� at 882.0050 �� to place an ad. �� Park City pilot dies in Skull Valley crash TOOELE �� by Lisa Christensen of the case. ers flying on the other side of Park said. �� STAFF WRITER “Depending on the type of the Stansbury Mountains, near A representative from the FAA �� incident, sometimes we do and Bonneville Sea Base, but hasn’t office in Salt Lake City, which is “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� A Park City man died on June sometimes we don’t,” he said. heard of flyers on the western handling the investigation, said 1600 N. 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TUESDAY June 28, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Public input sought on new Kennecott tailings expansion Thursday meeting in Stansbury Park will focus on potential environmental impacts by Sarah Miley seeable from that project, we made STAFF WRITER the determination that we needed to do an EIS prior to issuing a permit,” Kennecott Utah Copper hopes to he said. expand its tailings piles along I-80 The expansion of the Bingham just east of the Tooele County line as Canyon mine requires additional part of the general expansion of its storage capacity for tailings impound- Bingham Canyon mine. First, how- ment. Chris Kaiser, Kennecott’s man- ever, the company needs environ- ager of environmental permitting, mental approval from the U.S. Army said the company is in the process Corps of Engineers — a process that of planning to extend the life of the will run through Tooele County this mine. week. “Right now, our mining plan takes The Corps of Engineers will host a us through 2019 and we’re working public meeting on the expansion at on projects to extend the life of our Maegan Burr Stansbury High School on Thursday mine to 2028 and beyond,” he said. Cars drive past Kennecott Utah Copper tailings piles adjacent to I-80 Tuesday morning. Kennecott is looking to expand the tailings piles along the Tooele County line evening. “What we’re trying to do is continue as part of the expansion of the Bringham Canyon mine. Kennecott has applied for a per- to produce the same amount of cop- mit under Section 404 of the Clean per and products that we produce began in 1997. called the northeast area, would also back on top of part of the reclaimed “What we’re looking for is for the Water Act to expand its existing tail- today. We’re not planning to expand “We mine the rock, crush it up and be constructed on company prop- south impoundment, but not all of public to tell us what their concerns ings impoundment and construct the amount of copper we produce, extract the economic minerals from erty to the east. it,” Kaiser said. Parts of the south are, what issues they want us to an additional tailings storage facility. but in order to continue to produce it, and tailings are what’s leftover,” The tailings impoundment is area would also increase 38 feet. address, what alternatives they want The proposed project would impact the same amount of copper we need Kaiser said. “So tailings are crushed- currently about 9,200 acres — 5,700 Ancillary work would include relo- us to look at and what opportuni- more than 700 acres, including wet- to do four things. We need to move up rock essentially and they’re sort of acres make up the south impound- cation of existing utilities, includ- ties they could see for the project,” lands. The meeting is part of the more rock at the mine. We need to the consistency of beach sand.” ment and 3,500 acres make up the ing power and fiber optics, ditches, Urbanic said. Environmental Impact Statement crush more rock at the concentrator He added tailings are similar in north impoundment, according to secondary or tertiary roads, and a Written comments referenc- process, which the Corps of in Copperton, and that’s because the composition to soils found through- Kaiser. 4-mile segment of a railroad line. ing the permit application should Engineers is conducting. The agency ore we encounter will be harder to out the Western United States with “What we’re proposing to do is to Three other meetings have be submitted on or before July 11, is involved because of the proposal’s process and lower grade than the a slightly higher concentration of expand the north impoundment to already been held — in Magna, Salt but scoping comments can be sub- impacts to federal jurisdictional wet- ores we mine today. If we’re open copper. the east and the proposed expan- Lake and West Jordan. The meeting mitted at any time before the draft lands and waters. longer, we need to store more tail- According to the Corps of sion is about 1,300 additional acres,” at Stansbury High School will be EIS is published. Submit written John Urbanic, senior project ings, and we also need to produce Engineers, the proposed tailings Kaiser said. held Thursday, June 30, from 6 p.m. comments to: John Urbanic, Senior manager with the Army Corps of more power. We consume electricity expansion project — covering a total A second phase of the project to 8:30 p.m. The meeting will be Project Manager, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said Kennecott applied in our process and produce most of area of nearly 2,000 acres — includes would include extending the tailings in an open-house format and brief Engineers, Utah Regulatory Office, to that agency for a permit to fill that on site.” continuing to use the existing north piles from the north area onto a part informational presentations will be 533 West 2600 South, Suite 150, approximately 721 acres of wetland. The company’s south tailings tailings storage area south of I-80, of the south area, which has been 99 made at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Bountiful, Utah 84010, or via email “Given the size of that impact and impoundment started in the early while increasing the height by 38 percent reclaimed. People can provide comments at to [email protected]. the potential impacts that are fore- 1900s and the north impoundment feet. A new tailings impoundment, “Our proposal involves going the meeting. [email protected] Lower South Willow Canyon reopens as runoff subsides by Sarah Miley beyond the Forest Service boundary. Canyon.” high-elevation snow has come off.” might still be a couple of weeks just ized vehicles and people in addi- STAFF WRITER The campgrounds in South Willow The gate is now open at the Forest However, the road remains to see if we can get some equip- tion to some campgrounds. In 2009, Canyon also remained closed. Service boundary. In addition, the closed to all uses farther up the ment in there to fix that,” Pollock the road was also closed to motor- Part of South Willow Canyon At the time the closure decision Cottonwood, Intake and Boy Scout canyon beginning at another gate said, adding last Friday there ized vehicles from June to October Road has been reopened after high was made, Forest Service spokes- campgrounds are open. The Medina just past Boy Scout Campground. were still patches of snow at Loop from the Boy Scout Campground to runoff danger kept it from opening woman Kathy Jo Pollock said, “Due Flat picnic area is also open. The three upper campgrounds — Campground. the Loop Campground after heavy as scheduled earlier this spring. to above-average snowfall and all “The water has gone down at the Lower Narrows, Upper Narrows and The South Willow Canyon road In May, the potential for flooding the moisture we’ve gotten, along creek and we felt that the possibil- Loop campgrounds — are also still has a history of closures in the rainfall and high water caused the and hazardous conditions prompted with the runoff that could happen ity of flash flooding had decreased closed. past couple of years. Last summer, road to wash out. Workers filled in U.S. Forest Service officials to keep from the snowmelt with warmer enough to go ahead and open those “There’s actually some springs spring runoff caused damage to a the road where it was undercut and the road closed to all uses, including temperatures, we have made the lower three,” Pollock said. “Most of coming up out of the road and there portion of South Willow Canyon rebuilt it. motorized vehicles and even hikers, decision to close South Willow the mid-level snow and some of the may have been some damage. It Road, which was closed to motor- [email protected]

Maegan Burr Tyler Thomson (left) and Shantel Thomson cook dinner at their campsite at the Boy Scout Campground in South Willow Canyon Monday evening. Lower portions of South Willow Canyon are now open for the first time this season.

Local establishments caught serving We probably delivered alcohol to minors your great grandmother. by Tim Gillie misdemeanor, which was handled STAFF WRITER in the Tooele County Justice court, resulting in a $100 fine, according We’ll probably deliver your A restaurant in Tooele and a to Franco. lounge in Lake Point were given pen- “We understand that it is our alties for violating state liquor laws responsibility to check IDs, and wait- great granddaughter, too. at a state Alcohol Beverage Control ers have to be very careful,” Franco Commission meeting last Thursday. said. “Since the incident we have La Fuente Restaurant and the conducted additional training for all S&W Lounge were both caught serv- of our staff.” B abies have been delivered with skill and caring at LDS Hospital for more than ing alcohol to a minor in an April The sting operations use underage 100 years. And that tradition continues with an even greater commitment to mom sting operation conducted by the youth between the ages of 18 and 20. Utah State Bureau of Investigations The youth used are volunteers who and baby. Our renovated birthing suites are all equipped with a newborn resuscitation along with local authorities. are also usually friends or relatives Last year, in a similar operation, of the agents involved, according to area, sleeper couch, TV and DVD player, and table and chairs. And we strive to deliver six restaurants were caught serving Sgt. Steve Gowans with the Tooele the highest level of expert, compassionate care with kind, experienced obstetricians, minors. City Police Department, who partici- Martha Franco, manager of La pated in the sting operation. family doctors, and certified nurse-midwives. That commitment ensures comfort for Fuente, characterized the incident The youth use their own state- mothers and babies now and for years to come. For info, call the number below. as a one-off mistake. issued identification to purchase “A waiter checked the ID of a cus- alcohol and an undercover agent in tomer and thought the customer plain clothes usually goes with them was over 21 and served them beer,” to observe. If the youth are denied said Franco. “It turned out the waiter service, they leave and do not lie did not check the month, and the about their age. If they are served, customer was still 20.” an agent in uniform comes into the LDS Hospital The restaurant was given a cita- establishment to write the citation, tion for $1,000 and La Fuente had according to Gowans. its liquor license suspended for “These sting operations are a suc- five days by the Alcohol Beverage cessful tool to make sure alcohol LDS Hospital � C Street and 8th Avenue, Salt Lake City Control Commission, Franco said. laws are followed,” said Gowans.

The waiter, who is still employed at “They help keep alcohol out of the 801-408-1100 � www.ldshospital.org La Fuente, was issued a citation for hands of minors.” serving alcohol to a minor, a class A [email protected] A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Redistricting: Time to throw off Box Elder yoke Over the past decade, Box Elder County legislators have represented Tooele County from hometowns as far afield as Brigham City, Tremonton and Garland. For Tooele Valley residents, that means if you hope to run into your representative, you need to leave our relatively populous, fast-growing valley and make the hour-and-a-half drive northward to the much smaller Box Elder County town from whence you are governed. The history behind this remote governance is predictable: Power begets power. Box Elder, with its well-organized agri-political tradition, has always used that influence to carefully draw boundaries that allowed it to take “safe” pieces of Tooele County — pieces with too little population to jeopardize a Box Elder candidate’s chance of carrying the district. Now, however, Tooele County is larger, more politically conscious, and mad LETTERS TO THE EDITOR enough to dump Box Elder’s tea into the harbor, metaphorically speaking. At last LETTERS POLICY week’s meeting of the state legislative redistricting committee at Deseret Peak The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- Complex, a clear majority of residents signaled by a show of hands that they want HOA is necessary been bothered before. Why now? Can you ters to the editor from readers. Letters Tooele County to remain an intact political bloc, as befits our present popula- The real number of people who would imagine if the police never acted on com- must be no longer than 250 words, tion, with districts shared with the adjacent, rapidly urbanizing parts of west Salt like to disband the Country Crossing HOA is plaints they receive? civil in tone, written exclusively for the Lake County rather than remote, rural Box Elder County. around 30, of about 630 (“A House Divided,” Steve Thorpe Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Karl Swan, a Tooele County senator for two decades, put it this way: “For 20 June 16). Those that want to dissolve the Stansbury Park the writer’s name, address and phone years or longer, Tooele County has been stuck with Box Elder County. There is no HOA are those who have had violations number. Priority will be given to letters connection between the two counties.” and don’t want to be bothered with how Memories of THS band that refer to a recent article in the When maps were distributed at the meeting again showing Box Elder County- they keep their property. They don’t care Summer is here. Early last Monday morn- newspaper. All letters may be subject controlled districts dipping down to take “safe” pieces of Tooele County, the col- that it is their own neighbors that are making I heard the cadence of the drums and to editing. lective ire was palpable. As former state representative and lifelong Grantsville ing the complaints. Let’s say that you have rushed to the front window and there they resident Merrill Nelson said, “I oppose any alliance with Box Elder County. Yes, a highway in your neighborhood. Traffic is were. The Tooele High School band, march- Letters written to thank an individual or we share a border through the Great Salt Lake, but we have nothing in common. starting to increase and people are starting ing up the street, practicing for appearanc- organization should be submitted for There is no connecting highway, we don’t drive there for employment, people to complain that speeding is becoming a es in the upcoming parades. Having lived “Notes of Appreciation” from Tooele don’t go shopping or find a doctor in Brigham City.” concern. The calls made to the police are in my neighborhood for 50 years, this is a We couldn’t agree more. anonymous. So the police come out and welcome tradition my family has enjoyed Readers who are interested in writing a Tooele County deserves one House seat all its own plus a majority of the popu- start patrolling the highway and begin giv- and anticipated. I can still see my four longer guest op-ed column on a topic of lation of a second House seat and a Senate seat. And where we need to share ing warnings, then start writing tickets to little children standing at the front window, general interest should contact Editor those districts, we should share with a community that has interests in common the offenders. Those offenders gripe and smiling and clapping as the band maneu- Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- with the majority of our population. Since just under half of the county’s work- complain, saying, “Everybody drives fast. vered its way through the streets. What mation at the top of this page. force commutes westward each morning, and because our growth and economic We’ve been speeding for years and nobody wonderful memories. Thank you dedicated development have much in common with west Salt Lake County, the best choice has bothered us before. Why now?” I have student musicians and leaders of Tooele E-mail: [email protected] for fleshing out these districts is also the contiguous, compact, obvious choice. no idea why a person would be on the High School. When you march down Main Fax: (435) 882-6123 At times, Box Elder lawmakers have done a good job representing us. At times, board unless it is to take complaints from Street in July, I’ll be the observer with tears Mail: Letters to the Editor they’ve been poor. But that’s largely a moot point now. The time has come for neighbors and act on those complaints. in my eyes. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tooele County to have local representation closer to home. As in the allegory above, the complaints Flora Lawless P.O. Box 390 come anonymously from the neighbors. Tooele The board is required to act on all com- GUEST OPINION plaints. CCR violators get notices, but if Stolen peonies own enjoyment and for the enjoyment of ignored, they begin to be fined. There are Late Saturday afternoon I was out for passersby. My flowers are not for picking. so many HOA members who have received a walk when my neighbor observed two If you picked — or received — some fluffy notices and have acted on them to correct young ladies picking some flowers from pink peonies on Saturday, they were stolen As civic knowledge slips, the problem before it becomes a fine. There my garden. When he told them I would from my garden. are those few who would prefer to gripe be angry about it, they replied, “She won’t Kathy Franzwa so does democracy and complain and say that they have never mind.” Well, I do mind. I garden for my Tooele ow did I graduate from high GUEST OPINION school without knowing the Hthree branches of government? Or understanding the purpose Matt Rowley of delegates? Or comprehending the GUEST COLUMNIST Science is losing ground to ignorance difference between a state and federal senator? nly two out of 53 Miss USA beauty science. Yes, evolution may not tell the “Because you didn’t pay attention in pageant contestants fully believe in whole story, but it tells the science part of school,” you may be silently replying. govern themselves. Yet in spite of edu- Oevolution. The rest either entirely Daniel Kline the story — the part we have evidence for. And that’s true. cational opportunity on a scale the deny the possibility or simply get tripped Whether or not you believe God led the way GUEST COLUMNIST However, the fact remains that, as framers couldn’t have conceived, illit- up in hedging their bets to explain how they or that everything happened in a vacuum, a nation, we’re grossly negligent in eracy in politics is soaring. Schools of feel. the science does not change. ensuring that future voters know how themselves aren’t necessarily the prob- And while beauty pageant contests may The Bible tells some nice stories and in our government works. Common sense lem. Utah and other states have a civics not represent our sharpest minds, they do, basically denies all scientific evidence, most cases, it offers values and morals that suggests that ballot casters should have curriculum, but it necessarily takes a in fact, offer a pretty reasonable sampling of including some pretty obvious stuff like the anyone would do well to live by. Nowhere in a working knowledge of the political back seat to areas that are more heavily the state of education in the United States. existence of dinosaurs and the amount of the Bible, though, does it say to not use our system they’re engaged in. Voting in tested. The lack of academic emphasis Most Americans — even some educated time the Earth has been around for. brains or to not challenge obvious stupidity. ignorance isn’t so different from tak- simply reflects the lack of value our Americans — reject the idea of evolution Now, let me first state that I have no Standing up on a beauty pageant stage ing up driving without passing driver’s culture places on the democratic pro- because they desperately want to cling to issue with anyone who believes in God. I in support of creationism makes our entire ed. Yet that’s exactly where we find cess. If K-12 schooling is really in place the idea of Biblical six-day creationism. wish I had the faith to believe in a higher nation look foolish. I don’t expect Miss USA ourselves in voting booths across the to produce informed, productive citi- At the Miss USA pageant, four contestants power and the comfort that must come with to be a leading scholar, but I do expect her nation. zens, the basic workings of government stated flatly that they did not believe in evo- believing in an afterlife. to have found a way to balance faith and Today’s America is largely unin- can’t be a side note in social studies. lution (Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina I do take offense, however, when anyone reality. formed in regard to the political Identifying the problem is of course and Tennessee) and three (Alabama, tries to interpret the Bible literally. The Bible Having faith requires accepting that process, and that’s especially true of far easier than proposing solutions. Indiana and Kentucky) said they do not is not a historical document. It’s a book of you don’t have all the answers. It does not our youth. Generally speaking, young One thing is clear: The problem can’t think evolution should be taught in schools. fables meant to show humanity a path to require that you embrace ignorance and people don’t know what a caucus is or be fixed by government. We’re fond of Most (23) said that evolution should be being better people. Even if you believe that reject science. the function of the Electoral College. reminding politicians that they work taught alongside other views, with the most book was sent by God, you have to realize How many teens, let alone adults, for us, but the axiom goes both ways. mentioned “other” being creationism. that we have actual evidence that it presents Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over understand the distinctions between As the potential “employer,” voters Creationism is the belief that God created an impossible timeline. 100 papers weekly. He can be reached at the House and Senate? How many ought to know in advance the basic the Earth in seven days. It encompasses It’s actually frightening that in many parts [email protected] or you can see his archive could name the branches of govern- duties of our public servants and the the whole biblical Adam and Eve story and of the country children do not get taught at dbkline.com. ment at all? representative process through which National data bears out the trend. we hire them. In the widespread In a recent study by the Department of absence of that knowledge, modern GUEST OPINION Education, less than half of all students politics fill the vacuum: disingenuous in eighth grade knew the purpose of promises, constitutional work-arounds, the Bill of Rights. Civic knowledge and personality-cult candidates. The rise of uncompassionate conservatism proficiency among K-12 students By de-emphasizing the technical measured below 30 percent across the workings of democracy we downplay he Republican noncandidate flavor and he’s from But Bush had two insights. He realized board. democracy itself for future generations. of the week is Texas Gov. Rick Perry. If the Republican that the party had to win over the center It may seem insignificant in the face In an ideal world no student would Tyou squint just right, you could mis- wing of the as well as the right, and that unadulterated of common disciplines like math and graduate high school without basic take him at a podium for his predecessor, Republican doctrine would have the most appeal only science, but today’s lack of emphasis knowledge in civics and governance. George W. Bush. Except for his message. Party. to the doctrinaire. on civic literacy is a serious matter. To But ultimately a cultural shift toward There might be no more powerful The back- On top of everything else, compassion- quote Ilya Somin, professor at George political literacy will come from the symbol of the death of compassionate lash against ate conservatism reflected the prosperity Mason School of Law: “Inadequate bottom up. Who knows? When under- conservatism in the Republican Party Bush has long of the 1990s. As a candidate, Bush some- voter knowledge prevents government standing the democratic process grows than Bush’s successor and former running been brewing. times seemed to forget that economic self- from reflecting the will of the people in into a national priority, future voters mate in Texas stomping all over it with Compassionate conservatism was a prod- interest trumps all else. In this economy, any meaningful way. Such ignorance might just pay attention. cowboy boots emblazoned with the words uct of the moment when Bush began to run Republicans would be suicidal ever to for- also raises doubts about democracy as “Freedom” and “Liberty.” for president in the late 1990s. The congres- get that. Even as he preaches the old-time a means of serving the interests of a Matt Rowley is a teacher at Copper Bush rose from Texas to the national sional wing of the party had immolated religion, Perry in his proto-stump speech majority.” Canyon Elementary who lives in Tooele. stage in 1999 talking of his federal educa- itself in the government-shutdown fights returns again and again to a highly practi- Our Republic is predicated on the He can be reached at matrowl@yahoo. tion agenda, the courage of single mothers, and then the impeachment of Bill Clinton. cal theme: his success in fostering a pro- idea that informed citizens can largely com. the power of drug and alcohol recovery A re-branding was in order, and Bush want- programs, and the need for government to ed to signal to general-election voters that jobs environment in Texas. forge partnerships with faith organizations. they needn’t fear him. As the press clues into the new anti-Bush Perry is emerging from Texas talking of the Running on his message circa 1999, drift of the GOP, we can expect a revival in Bush’s reputation. He will be portrayed With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions 10th Amendment, cutting government, George W. Bush would be hard-pressed expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not defending freedom — and defending free- to gain traction in the current Republican as more reasonable, more internationalist necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. dom some more. Party. Running on his record circa 2008 and altogether more statesmanlike than Bush spoke in dulcet tones. He sepa- — the spending programs, the bailouts, the his benighted compatriots. If only it were Editorial Board rated himself from the firebrand politics of attempted amnesty and the two ongoing still the party of George W. Bush will be the Newt Gingrich and even took a swipe at the “hearts and minds” wars of counterinsur- lament. And it will make the party even Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus insufficiently cheerful Robert Bork. Perry is gency — he’d be booed from the stage. If more glad that it’s not. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor telling Republicans to stop apologizing and Michele Bachmann didn’t drop-kick him elect more conservatives. He’s Rick Perry, off it first. Rich Lowry is editor of the National Review. A5

TUESDAY June 28, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Independence Day activities to stretch throughout the week

by Missy Bird gates opening at 6 and the concert Miss Grantsville pageants kick things Got Talent — where members of the STAFF WRITER starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for gen- off. The Little Miss Grantsville com- community can showcase their talent. eral admission bleacher seating and petition is on Thursday at 7 p.m. in The fireworks show starts at 9:45 p.m. Communities throughout Tooele are available at Tooele City Hall and the Grantsville High School audito- Dugway is also celebrating the holi- County are celebrating the Fourth of Macey’s Food & Drug. Fireworks will rium. The Miss Grantsville Scholarship day a few days early on Thursday. This July with events leading up to next follow the concert. Pageant is Saturday at 6 p.m., also in event is open to the public from 4- Monday’s holiday, and plenty of activi- The annual Bit & Spur Rodeo starts the GHS auditorium. Both pageants 10 p.m. at Dugway Proving Ground ties on July 4 as well. Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Deseret Peak are free to attend. (guests must have valid driver license In addition to traditional fare like Complex. Tickets are available at the On Friday, the annual Grandma or picture ID for everyone 16 years and a parade and fireworks, Tooele City gate, at Macey’s Food & Drug or online Bernadine’s Dusk til Dawn Tennis older to get on base). Parking is $5 per — with the theme “American Pride, at www.bitandspurridingclub.com. Tournament starts at the GHS tennis person or $10 per car. Citywide” — will be hosting a slew of Activities on the Fourth of July courts. A “Twilight Tennis Carnival” is Following the opening ceremony events at Tooele City Park (200 West begin bright and early Monday with from 4-6 p.m. for youth 13 years and at 4 p.m., games and inflatable play Vine Street) starting tonight at 7 p.m. the Kiwanis 5K run at 8:30 a.m. at younger. Participation fee is $5. Dusk equipment will be available for chil- with the Army Band. On Wednesday, the LDS church at 777 Skyline Drive. til Dawn starts at 7 p.m. for those dren to enjoy. Adults may purchase magician Paul Brewer will perform, Registration can only be completed 14 years and older. Participation fee alcoholic beverages through a cash bar also at 7 p.m. Open microphone kara- online at 5kfreedomrun.eventbrite. is $10. All proceeds will be donated (IDs will be checked) and non-alco- oke will be held Thursday from 3-6 com. Information on how to register is to the Utah Chapter of Alzheimer’s holic beverages and other food can be p.m. with a karaoke contest beginning also available on the Kiwanis of Tooele Association. For more information purchased. at 6 p.m. For more information on Facebook page. A drawing from the contact Ken Nelson at 884-6785. Following the parade at 5:15 p.m., participating in the karaoke contest, race results in a guaranteed spot in the On Monday, the annual Ray Barrus acoustic country rock singer Kole contact Ron Baum at 843-3584. St. George Marathon. 5K run/walk and kids’ 1-mile run starts Moulton will hit the stage at 6:45 p.m., The city’s summer concert series The Tooele County Chamber of at 7 a.m. A pancake breakfast and flag opening for the headlining act, rock Fridays on Vine will continue for the Commerce breakfast will go from 7- raising ceremony is scheduled for 8 band Royal Bliss, at 8:30 p.m. Fireworks Fourth of July holiday with the Kaysville- 8:30 a.m. at Veteran’s Memorial Park. a.m. at the Grantsville fire station. are scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. based soft rock band Lokalgrown at 7 Tooele City’s parade begins at 9 a.m. The city’s parade begins at 11 a.m. In Vernon, there will be a flag rais- p.m. and a free showing of the movie with a jet flyover from Hill Air Force with the route starting at the Grantsville ing ceremony and Pony Express ride “How to Train Your Dragon” at 9 p.m. Base. Following the parade, activi- City Cemetery. The parade heads east at 7:30 a.m. with a parade beginning with free popcorn. Both events will ties and entertainment will be held at on Main Street to Grantsville City Park at 11 a.m. A program featuring KSL also be held at Tooele City Park. Tooele City Park. A car and bike show on Cherry Street. Afterward there will Newsradio’s Doug Wright will be held On Saturday, there will be a Corvette will coincide with the park activities. be a car show, activities and games for at noon. At Vernon Elementary School car show at Tooele City Park with live file / Maegan Burr Capping off Tooele’s Fourth of July kids and families at the park. Bouncy booths and food are scheduled. In the entertainment playing from 6-9 p.m. is the second day of the Bit & Spur house attractions will be up and run- evening there will be dancing and a Jadae Strong waves a flag at the Grantsville and vendors will be selling food. Over at the Tooele High School foot- Independence Day parade last year. Tooele and Rodeo, starting with mutton bustin’ at ning sundae bar with cookies, brownies and ball field, country singers Ty Herndon Grantsville will have activities going all week 6:30 p.m. and the rodeo at 8 p.m.. Live entertainment will be per- ice cream. and Charley Jenkins will entertain with leading up to Monday’s holiday. In Grantsville, the Little Miss and formed all afternoon from Grantsville’s [email protected] Fireworks predicted to fill up shelters with runaway pets

by Emma Penrod to live in areas where fireworks STAFF WRITER are prevalent. “When they hear that pitch, Too many pets are taking they’re going to find a place to Independence Day a bit too lit- hide,” Bush said, “and they’ll erally. knock down anyone or any- The holiday marks the busi- thing that’s in their way.” est time of year for local animal The best thing pet owners can shelters, which see a rash of do to prevent losing a pet is to runaway pets due to fireworks, keep their animals inside, with according to Debra Bush, who the windows and doors closed, oversees the Tooele City Animal according to Bush. Animals are Shelter. And the problem isn’t most likely to break loose if left just a local one. According to the outside during fireworks dis- United States Humane Society, plays, even in fenced yards. runaway “July 4th dogs,” as “Never leave an animal unat- some large shelters are known tended in the yard,” Bush said. file / Maegan Burr to call them, are a national “That’s the absolute worst thing Rodeo stock horses run around a holding pen at Deseret Peak Complex while fireworks go off at the end of the Deseret Peak Rodeo on June 4. The Fourth of July problem and have been known you can do.” holiday is one of the busiest times for animal shelters when pets are spooked by fireworks, according to animal control officials. to strangle or injure themselves Some pets are more inclined while attempting to break free to panic during a fireworks dis- that it causes self-destruction ers who plan to buy and use “I don’t mind that my phone can also minimize headaches of a leash. play than others, and pet own- or destruction of property, sed- fireworks should keep the fire- rings all day,” Bush said. “I want for everyone involved should “The month of July is a very ers whose animals become atives can be prescribed,” Glose works away from their pets, and to get that pet back to them.” a runaway pet end up at the busy time for the shelter,” Bush excessively anxious can obtain said. “Those are the ones that sweep up afterward. Fireworks, If the missing pet is not at shelter. Otherwise, if the ani- said. “Our numbers spike every mild sedatives from their veter- need it, rather than the dogs including spent fireworks, can the shelter, Bush added, her mal lacks a current license, July.” inarian. According to Gretchen that can just hide underneath a be toxic if consumed by ani- staff can take down the ani- the owners will be required to Because animals, especially Glose, a veterinarian at the bed and be comforted.” mals. mal’s information and contact purchase a license when they dogs, are sensitive to unfamiliar Tooele Veterinary Clinic and Glose said about 30 percent Bush said she was uncertain the owner as soon as their pet retrieve their pet from the shel- sounds, the pitch certain fire- the Tooele County Shelter, the of dogs that exhibit anxiety are whether or not newly legalized is found. ter, and, with diseases such as works emit can frighten pets, anti-anxiety pills are usually ultimately prescribed anti-anx- aerial fireworks would affect Preventative measures, Parvovirus and Kennel cough causing them to seek shelter reserved for dogs or other pets iety medication. For everyone the number of runaway pets such as maintaining a cur- prevalent this time of year, may to protect themselves from a that bite themselves or chew else, Glose said, providing a shelter workers see this year, rent animal license with the find themselves paying some perceived threat. Though other furniture during fireworks, dark, cozy hiding place should but she did expect plenty of city or county and ensuring a hefty veterinarian bills. animals, such as horses, may thunder storms and travel. suffice. calls from pet owners after the pet’s vaccines are up-to-date, [email protected] startle easily, they are less likely “If a dog is anxious to a point Glose added that pet own- Fourth of July weekend.

ple because we think there are placed in a trash can. Fireworks out, but we aren’t going to put Law probably a lot of people buy- users should keep a source of out any stipulations at this ing aerials who have never had water nearby during any dis- time,” Marshall said. continued from page A1 them before,” Richmond said. plays. Children should always Marshall added that as long [to buy fireworks] anyway, but “It’s still gunpowder.” be supervised around fireworks, as residents ensure the aerial a lot of people will stay here,” Dave Gillette, fire chief of the and duds should never be relit. fireworks have at least 30 feet of Walker said. “The revenue will Tooele Fire Department, said Fireworks should also be kept clearance, the fireworks should Are you a former Club member? stay here.” he’s concerned about the dan- away from any potential source be safe to use. Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? AnnRene Richmond, a ger posed by the larger fire- of fuel, such as grass or brush, “Don’t be lighting aerials Grantsville resident who runs works, especially if they are that might catch fire. under trees or power lines or We’re looking for you! AR’s Fireworks in front of mishandled. Some state regulations things of that nature,” he said. Soelbergs Market in Grantsville, “People need to understand remain in effect. Firecrackers, “Firework users should defi- Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a said her customers are also what they’ve got when they M-80s, cherry bombs, bottle nitely be familiar with their sur- keenly interested in the aerial shoot them off,” Gillette said. rockets, Roman candles, sin- roundings.” short alumni survey! fireworks, with the new inven- “They need to be mindful of gle or reloadable mortars, and But, if used correctly, aerial tory already comprising nearly what they have and that it’s ground salutes are still illegal in fireworks should be safe and 50 percent of her sales. going to go up 30 to 100 feet Utah, and the sale of some larg- enjoyable to use, Gillette said. “This is my 12th year doing into the air. People need to real- er fireworks, including aerials, He even plans to get some for this, and every year people ize that they are an explosive.” is restricted to those over 16. himself. want the bigger fireworks,” Gillette said that in addi- In Tooele, fireworks may “I haven’t got any yet, but I Richmond said. “These aerials tion to the recommendations not be lit north of 2000 North, probably will,” he said. “I’m still — they are just like what you that come with fireworks of all south of Skyline Drive, East a kid.” see at the park.” kinds, aerials need at least 30 of Droubay Road, and west of [email protected] Prices for aerial fireworks at feet of clearance in all direc- 1000 West. her tent ranged from $5 to $150, tions. That includes ensuring According to Grantsville fire with large kits of fireworks cost- there are no nearby trees or chief Ryan Marshall, no regu- ing as much as $600. telephone poles, he added. lations as to where fireworks Richmond said she is trying In general, all fireworks can be lit have been issued in to make an effort to educate should be placed on a flat sur- Grantsville, although restric- Dr. Paul A. Satter buyers about the potential risks face and, once burned out, tions could be made as things Board Certiﬁ ed in Internal Medicine of using aerial fireworks. should be soaked in a bucket begin to dry out. “We’re trying to caution peo- of water overnight before being “Things are starting to dry Dr. Satter is currently accepting new patients Call for an appointment (435) 882-6618

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Dr. Satter graduated from St. Louis School of Medicine in 1993. He completed his residency at the University of Utah. Dr. Satter was born and raised in Miami Florida, He loves living in Utah. Maegan Burr He enjoys hiking, biking skiing music and playing the guitar. AnnRene Richmond talks about the fireworks at AR’s Fireworks in Grantsville Monday afternoon. A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011 OBITUARIES

Candice Heaps Candice is survived by her G. Neil Magann buried in his Levis, Notre Dame husband, Lance; children, T-shirt and Green Bay Packer 1975-2011 Jackson Jarvis, Remington Neil, a great husband, brother, cap. Neil is survived by his wife Jarvis, Coalter-Baye Jarvis, father and friend passed away Jean, sons Mike (Linda), Tony Candice (Bates) Heaps lost Magnum Jarvis, Michael June 24, 2011 while working at (Jody), Gus (Nicole) and daugh- her courageous 18 month bat- Heaps, and Mason Heaps; Stansbury Park Golf Course, a ter Kelli (Mike), stepdaughters tle with cancer in her home on parents, Curtis and Dorothy; job that brought him so much Jamie and Kim; he also leaves June 26, 2011. She was born on siblings, Cindy (Bub) Gopp, enjoyment in his retirement. Neil five grandchildren, one great Jan. 12, 1975 in Arcadia Valley, Loren (Nancy) Bates, Keith was born in 1935 to Olive Chiono Mo., to Curtis and Dorothy (Lea) Bates, Blaine (Mary) and Verdis Magann in Helper, granddaughter, and one step- Bates who now reside in Sandy, Bates, Kyle (Cia) Bates, and Utah and grew up in Castle Gate, grandson. Sisters Verla Jones, Utah. Greg (Monica) Bates. Utah. He was very proud of his Karen Maloney, Loretta Magann Candice attended elementa- Viewing will be on Thursday, Carbon County roots. He mar- and Connie Snyder also survive ry and junior high in Ironton, June 30 at the LDS Church ried Josephine Welch in 1956. Jo him. Preceded in death by par- Mo., and graduated from high located at 1717 N. Berra died in 1989. He married Jean ents and his brother Thomas. A school in Amarillo, Texas in Boulevard in Tooele from 6-8 Anne Farnsworth in 1994 and funeral mass will be celebrat- 1993. She married Tyler Jarvis p.m. Funeral services will be they had spent the past 17 years ed at St. Marguerite’s Catholic in January 1996, they later on Friday, July 1 at 11 a.m. in Tooele. Neil worked for over Church in Tooele on Thursday, divorced. She remarried in at the church with a viewing 30 years at Dugway Proving June 30 at 10 a.m. Those who March of 2008 to Lance Heaps. one hour prior to the services. Ground where he and Jo raised wish can arrive an hour prior As a child, Candice had a pas- Burial will follow the services their family. Neil always found escaped the snow each winter. to visit the family. A graveside sion for dance. Later, as an at the Tooele City Cemetery. time to support his children in He enjoyed his little vegetable adult, scrapbooking and pho- sense of adventure. Candice’s In lieu of flowers, donations their activities and interests. He garden and cooking. He loved his service will be conducted that tography became her hob- never ending quest for educa- can be made to the Huntsman was very popular with the neigh- evening cocktail hour and telling same day at the Price Cemetery, bies. Her family will always tion eventually led her to the Cancer Center in Salt Lake. borhood kids. In his lifetime the corniest jokes ever heard. in Price, Utah at 2 p.m. Family remember the late night card classroom. She loved teaching Condolences can be sent to Neil developed groups of good He took up golf late in life and and friends are invited to a wake games, her quick wit, infec- reading and math at Northlake the family at www.premierfu- friends in Price, Dugway, Tooele it kept him healthy and active. in Neil’s honor at the Price Elks tious laugh and spontaneous Elementary in Tooele. neral.com. and Needles where he and Jean In fitting fashion, Neil is being Club that evening at 4 p.m.

Gerald C. Jensen John Noble Gilbert Heath of Salt Lake City, and Betty “Jerry” Kenney of Palos Verdes, Calif.; John Noble Gilbert, 89, quiet- sons Steven James Henson, David ly passed away on June 27, 2011 Allen Henson and granddaughter Gerald Clarence Jensen, 69, in Tooele. He was born to Effie Tamara Higley. He is survived by passed away June 26, 2011 in Henrietta Holcomb and John their children Jim (Peggy) Henson Murray, Utah. T. Gilbert on April 25, 1922 in of Roseburg, Ore., Jeannette (Red) Born Dec. 27, 1941 in Manassa, Colo. He was a great Johnson of Fountain Green, Utah, Roseberg, Ore., son of Clarence man, husband, father, grandfather Connie Richins of Grantsville, Jerry Dee and Elizabeth Horton and great-grandfather admired by (Marilyn) Henson Tooele, Michele Jensen. Married Diana Maria family and friends alike. Beckstead Feb. 14, 1981 in He received part of his school- (Reid) Wagner of Palmdale, Calif., Elko, Nev. ing in Colorado and after his John G. (Cathy) Gilbert of Tooele, Jerry loved the outdoors, father’s death in 1929, his mother brothers-in-law Emmett Heath of fishing and hunting. He moved their small family to Salt Salt Lake City and Tom Kenney enjoyed working with his kids Lake City, where he completed of Palos Verdes, Calif. They have on the ranch and with his cat- his education. As WWII broke a combined group of 29 grand- tle. He loved his family and out, he volunteered for the Army children, 68 great-grandchildren many friends but was happiest dren: Jerry Jensen, Robert and received extensive electronic out John and Esther’s life. They home and enjoyed many wonder- and 25 great-great-grandchildren when playing with his grand- (Wendy) Jensen, Jacob (Misty) training at universities in Utah enjoyed taking turns hosting din- ful trips together. They served in many cousins, nieces and neph- children and teasing everyone Jensen and Summer Jensen; and California. He was part of ner out and dessert at each oth- the Salt Lake Utah Temple for 11 ews. He will be remembered for in the family. He was widely eight grandchildren; three 2nd Armor Division “Hell on er’s homes for many years. John years. They loved their service and his love he showed to Esther, for known for his sometimes out- great-grandchildren; broth- Wheels” and served in the Signal ended up working at the Tooele formed friendships with many of his quick wit, enjoyable stories of rageous sense of humor which ers: David (Joyce) Jensen, Corps in charge of radio commu- Army Depot for the Signal Liaison their coworkers that lasted even his youth and experiences in the made him sought after by Richard Jensen, Ronald Jensen. nication during the invasion on Corps, installing radios in tanks after their were released from War. He was a very quiet man with many for a friend. He will be Preceded in death by parents; Normandy and served in many that were later used in Vietnam. their temple assignment. John a heart of gold. greatly missed by his wife and daughter, Jacqueline; sister, European war theaters. Upon his He later married the love of his served in many callings with the Funeral services will be held companion of 35 years; and his Deanna. return home and release from life, Esther Alice Roach. They LDS Church, with Tooele Stake on Friday, July 1 at 11 a.m. at the loving children who all got to A memorial services will be the Army, he married and later were married in Tooele on Oct. Clerk being his last. John was a spend quality time with him. held Friday, July 1, 11 a.m. at divorced. Many friendships were 29, 1960. They were later sealed dedicated home teacher, caring Tooele Stake Center, 253 South 200 We will all make an effort to the Salt Lake Christian Center, made with friends while attend- in the Manti Utah Temple on Aug. for each family to whom he was East. Viewing will be held June 30 make sure that his grandchil- 4300 South 700 East, with visi- ing grade school through high 9, 1968. Their family went from assigned up until last winter. from 6-8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary on dren and great-grandchildren tation one hour prior to ser- school, affectionately known as two of John’s children and six of He was proceeded in death the corner of 100 South and Main remember him. We will all miss vice. Arrangements under the the School Friends. After the war, Esther’s children to a combined by his parents, sisters Joan and Street, Tooele and one hour prior you greatly “Big Daddy” direction of McDougal Funeral these special friendships con- family of eight. After he retired, brother-in-law Harold Newman to the service. He will be interred Survived by wife, Dee; chil- Home. tinued and remained through- John and Esther bought a motor of Kearns, Utah, Minnie, “Jackie” in the Tooele City Cemetery. Smart Business Starts Here BLAST FROM THE PAST Remote Callao began as Pony Express station in 1860 ooele County’s landscape But in 1892 the discovery of features a variety of ghost gold just north of the station towns and sparsely popu- at Gold Hill brought residents T Emma Penrod lated communities that appear back to Willow Springs. The as though time left them CORRESPONDENT town established a new post behind about 100 years ago. office in 1895, but, because Most are former mining settle- too many towns already called ments, but some, like Callao, remote location. Whatever the themselves “Willow Springs,” have a more unique history. reason, the small town’s reputa- the postal service insisted the The community’s first inhab- tion was such that Mark Twain community choose a different itants came to the area, then paid it a visit while writing name. As the story goes, some- known as Willow Springs, when “Roughing it.” one — either an old prospector the Pony Express decided to The Pony Express ceased or a member of a survey party build a station there. George operation in 1861 once the tele- who had visited Peru — swore Boyd ran the station. His graph line was completed, but the town bore a striking resem- daughter Julia Ann Boyd and the Overland Stage continued blance to Callao, Peru. her husband, Enoch Wallace to make regular stops at the The name stuck, but Gold Tripp, grew hay for the horses. Willow Springs Station. Then, Hill eventually went bust, and According to “Backcountry in 1869, the transcontinental the town’s population dwin- Adventures Utah” by Peter railroad was completed, and it dled, though it experienced a Massey and Jeanne Wilson, the appeared the town’s fate was brief revival as a stop for trav- station became a popular stop sealed. The post office closed elers along the initial Lincoln among the riders in spite of and settlers began to move Highway route. — or perhaps because of — its away. [email protected]

talent, evening gown, and an on- in Tooele, Olsen said it’s always Business Cards Post Cards 4x6 Title stage question. For her talent, important to her to represent her she used the experience gained hometown. continued from page A1 learning from former THS cheer- “When people ask me where “Everybody knows someone leading coach Susan Trujillo, I’m from, I get to say Tooele,” she $ $ per who’s been affected by prescrip- as a THS Sha-Ronn and mem- said. “It’s so neat to say.” per • 16 pt Coated tion drugs,” Olsen said. “I think ber of the UVU Dance Team, to While preparing for Miss Utah, 500 (both sides) 500 it’s extremely prevalent in Utah, perform a lyrical jazz dance to Olsen received help from UVU 35 • Full Bleeds 80 even more so because we dis- “Come Fly with Me” by Frank dance coach Carly Condie and Sinatra. Dressed as a flight atten- her husband Brock, who was • Color & guise our stresses. It’s not shown necessarily through alcohol or dant from the 1960s, Olsen said Olsen’s personal trainer. She was Flood UV drugs. If you take prescription she used inspiration from the also assisted by Cheryl Adams, film “Catch Me if You Can” to who runs the Miss Tooele County * $ drugs, it’s silent. I chose that $ per DESIGN NOT per because everyone I’ve worked choreograph the dance. Pageant. INCLUDED with in the pageant knows some- “I felt like I was born to dance “I’m home grown, so there are 1000 Some restrictions 1000 one who’s been affected or killed. to Frank Sinatra,” she said. “I was lots of people I’d like to thank 95 raised on Sinatra.” — my parents, Dave Olsen and 50 may apply. I wanted to start talking about because it can’t be silent.” Following her crowning, Olsen Denise McArthur, my broth- During the pageant, Olsen did television interviews and er and my grandparents, Lois went right into promoting her McArthur and the late Bruce participated in lifestyle/fitness, platform. Now, she’s taking each McArthur, Hal McConnell, Judy GRAPHIC DESIGN PRINTING day at a time, traveling the state. Martinez, Wayne Olsen and Julia • announcements • comb binding Along with the crown, Olsen Workman,” she said. wedding/graduation • books Opinions also won $10,000 to help further In January, Olsen went as Miss • napkins • catalogs Shared Freely. her education, a new car from UVU to watch outgoing Miss • business cards • brochures Murdock Motors and housing for Utah Christina Lowe compete at • letter heads • newsletters (Yours and Ours.) a year. the Miss American pageant. • envelopes • posters Although she’s been attend- “When I was sitting there, I • magnets • photography Open Forum ing UVU, Olsen is putting her thought, ‘I’m going to get on that • copies • advertising education on hold to be Miss Miss America stage,’” Olsen said. (b&w/color) Every Tuesday • copy writing Utah. She’s been working on a “Little did I know that I would • laminate bachelor’s degree in speech com- have the opportunity. I’m so • mounting TOOELE TRANSCRIPT munication with an emphasis in ULLETIN excited to represent Utah and be 58 N. Main • 435.882.0050 B public speaking. the best version of me.” Having been born and raised [email protected] A7

TUESDAY June 28, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Program helps youth with mental health issues become adults

by Sarah Miley and into college,” she said. “We would love to have some STAFF WRITER The length of the program var- more businesses involved so our ies depending on the individual youth can do job shadowing, an A unique program at Valley and their dedication to it, but is internship, and get some experi- Mental Health is helping youth usually between six months and ence so that they can get a job,” who may be struggling to make a year. she said. “A lot of our youth don’t the transition into adulthood. “They run their own programs, have any experience because of The PASSAGES program is they set their own goals, they life issues or things that they’ve made possible through a fed- work at it and do what they need gone through, or just not having eral grant given to seven states, to do with the help of facilitators the time because of some health including Utah, called the in the program,” Phillips said. Healthy Transition Initiative. Phillips said clients can visit issues that have stopped them Utah’s grant — called PASSAGES with a facilitator once or twice a from getting a job. Having some — was for $480,000, which has week, and workshops that teach of those internships and those been split between Tooele and life, social skills and job skills are job shadowing opportunities will San Juan counties. held once a week for an hour and help give them experience and “We are a transition program,” a half. The youth also participate the more community partners said Stacey Phillips, a social ser- in service projects every three we have the better.” vice worker and program facilita- months. The program currently part- tor at Valley Mental Health. “We “We want them to feel like ners with Deseret Industries. help youth age 16 to 25 with they are part of the communi- “They’re an amazing partner mental health issues to better ty instead of just an outcast or to work with right now,” Phillips transition into adulthood.” someone who is on the outside,” said, adding any business will- The program focuses on five Phillips said. “The more you ing to participate would be great. areas: employment, education, feel part of your community the “At this point we just don’t really housing, life skills and social more you feel like you have the have a lot.” skills. support that you need, so that’s If youth or businesses “All the things that someone where the service comes in.” will need to be an adult,” Phillips Approximately 50 youth are would like to participate in the said. currently involved in the program PASSAGES program, contact The five-year grant was award- and work with Phillips, Christine Valley Mental Health at 843-3520, ed in 2009, and came down from Hopkins, a licensed case man- or if in the Wendover area email the Division of Substance Abuse ager who is also a facilitator, and Keyth Durham at lynnd@vmh. and Mental Health. The program Keyth Durham, who works part com or [email protected]. is free of charge and participants time based out of Wendover and Maegan Burr [email protected] do not need to be a Valley Mental also works with the Goshute tribe Alyssa Mena (left) and Gavin Parkhurst (center) stand in Stacey Phillips’ office at Valley Mental Health last Wednesday. Health client to participate. They in Ibapah. Phillips is the PASSAGES program facilitator for Tooele, which helps youth transition into adulthood. do, however, need to have a Both Durham and Phillips Frank mental health diagnosis that is speak Spanish — and wear many own.” old Gavin Parkhurst, said the banger. They just treat me like a OHLMAN impeding them from succeeding hats. Alyssa Mena, 20, has been program has been beneficial for regular person. That’s why I like Attorney at Law in life, according to Phillips. “We are job coaches, we are involved in the PASSAGES pro- him. coming back.” M Phillips said the program has skills coaches, we are anything gram for about a year. She has “I like coming. Most people He added the program has seen good success though it’s that needs help doing,” she said. been accepted to a couple of col- don’t treat me like an adult or a helped him in his job search. only in its second year. “We help them with many dif- leges and is continuing to work kid, they just treat me like I’m a VMH is currently interested in FREE “We’ve had about five to eight ferent things from learning how on raising her self-esteem. degenerate, but Stacey and the finding Tooele County business- Consultation graduates that have moved out of to cook and do their laundry to “We learn new skills every others took the time to get to es that would be willing to give for the county or stayed in the coun- learning how to fill out job appli- week,” she said. “It’s been a lot of know me and the actual kind of clients in the PASSAGES program Wills & ty and gotten jobs, gotten into cations and how to get into their fun and really helpful so far.” person I am and they don’t treat an opportunity for interning or Trusts apartments, gotten scholarships own apartment and on their Another participant, 20-year- me like I’m an idiot or a gang job shadowing.

493 W. 400 N. Tooele Saved Subscribe Today 882-4800 continued from page A1 882-0050 www.tooelelawoffice.com “He was panicking, frantic,” Jones said. “The two friends that were with him both jumped in to get him up.” Notice of Publication and One of the friends did not know how to swim, but was grabbed by his older sister. Deadline Changes Several people, including Jones, plunged into the reservoir in an effort to grab Carson, but he Tooele Transcript Bulletin kept moving farther away. Then three men from a nearby fish- Deadlines for Tuesday, ing boat about 20 yards from th the shore jumped in, searching July 5 newspaper: for Carson, who had now disap- peared under the water. • Friday, July 1st 3pm for Bulletin Board “They were pointing around, & Community News Items (i.e. wedding announcement, saying, ‘He’s there, he’s under birthday, baby, missionary, etc.) the water,’” Jones said. Just as the men were ready to • 4:45pm for Classiﬁed Advertisements give up, she said, one of them, • Obituaries will be accepted until 10am Tuesday, July 5th. 23-year-old Tooele resident Adrian Baum, dove one last time. He latched onto Carson The Tooele Transcript Bulletin will be closed about 20 feet down, Jones said. Monday, July 4 for Independence Day. “He said he just grabbed anything he could,” she said. Baum, exhausted from the rescue effort, had to be aided to shore by another swimmer, Grantsville resident Zachary Mitchell. Once on shore, though, Jones said things looked grim Maegan Burr for her son. Carson Jones poses for a photo at his home in Grantsville Tuesday morning. Jones was released from the hospital Monday “He wasn’t breathing. There afternoon after nearly drowning in the Grantsville Reservoir Saturday evening. was no heartbeat, no move- ment, nothing,” she said. to Primary Children’s Medical he’s fine, physically he’s fine,” “We’re very lucky.” An off-duty EMT from Tooele, Center. she said. Carson is recovering faster Roger Ekins, who was at the res- Carson spent 12 hours in Carson is still on an antibi- than normal, Jones said. Her ervoir with a group of scouts the critical unit of the hospital otic to combat any bacteria son has had a little trouble H.M.R.A. and fishing nearby, performed CPR before moving to his own room. that might have been in the res- sleeping, seeing flashbacks of Deseret Peak Com and other rescue procedures, He was released from the hos- ervoir waters or any lingering the incident in his dreams. The plex causing Carson to once again pital yesterday afternoon, and effects from the water that was family has no plans to go back to breathe on his own. A medi- shows few effects from the inci- in his lungs. He met his rescuer, the reservoir, Jones said, though cal helicopter was called, and dent that nearly took his life, Baum, yesterday — a celebra- Carson has said he wants to go Carson was alert and respon- Jones said. tory event for the whole family, Presents its back and see where the events sive by the time he was flown “Other than bumps and Jones said. took place — but not go in the bruises, he’s fine. Neurologically “We’re just forever grateful to water. him. If it wasn’t for his deter- “Obviously, this is some- Annual MUD RACE mination and perseverance to thing life-changing,” Jones said. go that one last time, I don’t “Nothing’s ever going to be the Saturday July 2nd 2011 think we would have had the same as it was, regardless of the Ticket Prices: same outcome,” she said. “For outcome.” somebody that young to be that Jones urged parents to make $10 Adults and $5 Kids responsible and adult-like, it’s sure their children are wearing Entry Fee: Members $35.00, just amazing. He’s going to be life jackets at all times when Non-Member $45.00 on our Christmas list and birth- near water. Carson is a strong Membership fee is $35.00 day parties from now on. He’s swimmer, and was playing Registration is from 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM a part of our family now. He’s along the shoreline. Driver’s Meeting is at 5:00 PM going to be forever remembered “Regardless of whether your Race Starts at 6:00 PM SHARP as Carson’s hero.” children know how to swim or Gates open at 3:00 PM not, make sure they’re wearing Beyond Baum, though, Jones Classes Includes: ATV’s in the Sand, Powder Puff, said she recognizes the many life jackets or you’re taking pre- Street Legal, Super Stock, Pro Stock, Modiﬁ ed, people who were in just the right cautions of that kind. We were Pro 2WD, and Pro Mod place at just the right time. right by the shoreline and this Payout for all classes except Street Legal and Powder Puff are, “There were a lot of people happened,” she said. “There’s 1st $200.00, 2nd $100.00, and 3rd $50.00 just no telling, especially right Street Legal Payout 1st $100.00, Lisa Christensen there. If one person out of all now, what could happen. The 2nd $75.00, 3rd $25.00 Emergency vehicles surround a road to the Grantsville Reservoir Saturday after- the group hadn’t been there, it waters are so unpredictable.” Powder Puff Payout will be 100% noon after a 9-year-old boy nearly drowned. Carson Jones was rescued by more probably wouldn’t have been [email protected] less 1 entry fee, on a 50,30,20 split than 20 people who dove into the water to save him. the same outcome,” Jones said. Trophies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Local Entries or Questions Contact” Kendra Wood (801) 423-7909 or (801) 310-5232 Hotels: Best Western, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Directions:�Take I-80 West from S.L.C. - Take Exit 99 to Tooele. Turn Right at light at SR 138 and proceed to Sheep Lane Turn Left and proceed to SR 112. Turn Right and then Get to know Tooele County Right into Complex. Subscribe to the 882.0050 SEE YA THERE! A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011 The Bulletin Board

vendors. Booth space is limited. Call THS class of 1964 Tooele 882-1075 or 849-0254 for information. Mountain of Faith Lutheran THS class of 1964 invites all class- We’re a healthy, growing congregation mates and partners to attend a din- who welcomes newcomers and reaches Free concert ner/social at Sostanza, 29 N. Main The Tooele County Choral Society pres- Stansbury Park out to those in need. Join us for wor- Street in Tooele on July 30 at 5 p.m. ship Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. at 78 ents “Now Showing,” free summer con- We will also host a visiting social at certs Friday, July 1 and Saturday, July 2. Sports kids camp E. Utah Ave. (in the Methodist church England Acres Park, 910 N. 400 East in building) in Tooele. We treat the word Come and enjoy a wide variety of music A sports kids camp will be held July Tooele at 6:30 p.m. Please bring your at St. Barnabas Church in Overlake at 7 25-29 from 6-9 p.m. Kids entering first of God with respect without taking own refreshments to the park. Those ourselves too seriously. Check us out p.m. both nights. Everyone is welcome through sixth grade can participate. who cannot attend dinner, please join and refreshments will be served. Each child focuses on one of the follow- on Facebook by searching for Mountain us at the park. Classmates wishing to of Faith Lutheran Church. Please join ing: soccer, football, volleyball, basket- attend the dinner, please contact John Chamber breakfast ball or cheerleading. Besides developing us for meaningful worship that is also Medina to confirm the number of people casual and relaxed. For more informa- The Tooele County Chamber of skills and strategies for play, they learn in your reservation at 801-564-8854 Commerce annual Fourth of July break- to enjoy God’s love for them and others tion about our family of faith, call (435) or e-mail [email protected] no later 882-7291. fast will by held Monday, July 4 from while on and off the field. The camp than July 9. 7-8:30 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park. runs from Monday-Friday on the courts Waters Edge Prices: children under 3 are free; chil- surrounding the Stansbury Park Club Every day we’re faced with difficult dren 3-10, $3; adults 11 and up, $5. House. Families are invited to attend on Education choices and challenges. Fortunately, the last night for the kid’s scrimmages God offers us unmatched advice in Rockstar Pets in parade and awards. Children can be registered CNC class Rockstar Pets is participating in the Bible. Learn how to discern what’s for $10 each at www.WatersEdgeUtah. A short-term intensive training 40-hour Tooele’s Fourth of July parade. All pets best this summer as we go through com. For questions, call (435)840- CNC design and metal fabrication and owners can meet at 762 N. Main the book of Proverbs. Waters Edge 0542. principles Class will begin Aug. 18 at Street at 7:30 a.m., free refreshments worships each Sunday from 10-11:30 Grantsville High School. Using CNC and decorations for pets and parents a.m. in the cafeteria at Stansbury High plasma cutting machines, students will be provided. Erda School. Kids classes and a teenage will learn to fabricate parts and whole youth group are also available. For more Fair vendors and entertainers pieces directly from computer or info call (435)840-0542 or visit www. Erda Days 5K and 1K import and modify files from numerous The Tooele County Fair still has space This year’s Erda Days 5K and kids’ 1K WatersEdgeUtah.com available for commercial vendors and sources. In this class, students will races will be Saturday, July 16 at 7 discover and implement project design First Baptist Church entertainers. The Tooele County Fair is a.m., starting at the Blake and Maren methods using computerized designing The warmth of summer is finally upon Aug. 4-6 at the Deseret Peak Complex. Beazer home (4336 Liddell Lane). software. Short Term Intensive Training us. This summer join us for a warmth courtesy of Cheryl Dearing Please visit www.tooelefair.com or call Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m. Note (STIT) funding may be available for of fellowship, as we celebrate Christ 435-843-4020. the early start time — you can still get Elayna C. Bear from Dugway launches her “Goddard Blast” (Diet Coke and Mentos) as part of the NASA those who qualify. STIT is administered together. We invite you to join us on your parade float ready after you run. Kiwanis 5K registration by the Corporate Solutions Department Sunday mornings for Bible study and Summer of Innovation camp held at Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High last week. Duane Merrill and Doug Panee, Registration for the race is free and non- The Kiwanis 5K Fourth of July Freedom at Salt Lake Community College. For Sunday school for all ages at 9:45 professors from BYU conducted the workshop. Erda residents are welcome. Overall and run has changed its registration to more information and to determine if a.m., and our worship celebration that age group awards will be distributed. online only. Register at 5Kfreedomrun. you are eligible for STIT funding, contact begins at 11 a.m. You can reach us at illnesses by creating a camping experi- nization, please call us. We are also If you would like to purchase an Erda Bereavement support group eventbrite.com. Joan Hill 801-859-5819 or Donna Smith 882-2048, or check out our website at ence that is fun, exciting, physically safe looking for books, newspaper articles, Days 5K T-shirt, please contact Brent Local hospices are combining to offer a 801-957-5256. tooelefirstbaptist.org. and medically sound. For more informa- photos, brochures or any history that Beazer by phone (435-841-4324) or e- free bereavement support group open pertains to the Tooele County area. If Head Start enrolling tion or to sign up call Dave at 884-5117 to anyone who has lost a loved one. It DDI Vantage Early Head Start is now mail ([email protected]). Shirts are $10 Career training Children’s Fun Night you would like to donate them to our or Cassie at 884-5192. will be held on June 29 and July 6 at 7 enrolling. If you are pregnant or have for children and adult sizes (+$2.50 Tooele County Relief Services is Children’s Fun Night will be held organization, or if you would like us to p.m. in the classroom at Mountain West a child ages 0-3 you may be eligible. for 2XL and 3XL). Shirt orders must be providing vanpool to anyone wanting Thursday, June 23 from 6:30-8 p.m at make a copy for the society, please Medical Center. Join us to help work For more information please call (435) received by the end of the day on July to attend the Professional Career First Baptist Church, 580 S. Main St. Eagles call Alice Dale at 882-1612. through your grief while meeting others 882-3439. 5th. For more race information, contact Workshop meeting at LDS Business There will be games, songs, puppets experiencing similar feelings of loss. the Beazers at 833-9865. College in Salt Lake. The van will leave and crafts. Open to the community, Friday night steaks Seniors Bike and car show from Tooele County Relief Services ages 5-12. Call 882-2048 for more Friday night steaks will be served on Diagnostic clinic Everyone is welcome to the free fourth at 38 S. Main St., at 7 a.m. every information. Friday, July 1 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. Master Gardener Diagnostic Clinic is annual Fourth of July bike and car show Library Monday morning; it will make a second Program openings Please come out and support the Aerie held every Wednesday from 3-6 p.m. at the Pratt Aquatic Swimming Pool stop at the Tooele LDS Employment Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal Tooele County Aging has openings in and Auxiliary. at 151 N. Main Street, Tooele in the Park. Live entertainment, classics, Tooele City library Center (1595 N. 30 W., next to the DI). Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- an alternative, income-based program Extension Service Library. The public custom, street rods, muscle cars and Summer program 2011 — One World, Both the van and the workshop are rament followed by fellowship. Sunday designed to help seniors remain inde- 4th of July activities is welcome to bring in a sample of a motorcycles. First cruise the parade at Many Stories. Registration is a fun, free services. The vanpool will return mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ Everyone is invited to come to the pavil- pendent. CNAs help keep them in their plant problem which will aid in diag- 9 a.m., ending at the park. Car show at free program for every age. Thursday, at approximately noon following the Episcopal Church, 1784 North Aaron ion at the city park from Bingo, sloppy homes safely, provide personal care, nosing. 8:30 a.m. at the park. Also featuring the June 30 is our “Thing-a-ma-jig” at 1 workshop. Call the LDS Employment Drive, Tooele. Phone: 435-882-4721. Joes, chips and a drink for $5 and a do housekeeping and run errands. corvette show Saturday, July 2, from 6 p.m. with Rockstar Pets. Service Center for details: 882-8646. E-mail: [email protected]. fish pond for the kids. Fun for all ages. Cub Scout fishing derby If interested please contact Jolene p.m. to 9 p.m. Live entertainment, all Bookmobile summer reading Web at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. Tooele County Cub Scout fishing derby, Shields at 843-4104 or 4105. receive a trophy. Call to register, Ruben Network meetings You are God’s beloved child, beautifully a family, cub scout den or pack activity, The Tooele County Bookmobile Library Looking to obtain or improve your Moose Lodge Tooele seniors Trujillo 435-882-5496 or 435-840-3847. created in God’s own image. Whatever will be held June 25 at the Grantsville launches the summer reading program. employment? Come join the Tooele The center can be reached at 843- your history, wherever you are in life’s Reservoir. No boats. Check in 8:30 Readers of all ages will travel the globe Networking Group and learn job seek- 4110 and is for the enjoyment of all Performers needed journey, the Episcopal Church wel- Golf scramble a.m. Activity ends 2 p.m. Cost is $5 If you are interested in performing for this summer as the library presents, ing techniques, how to market yourself, senior citizens 55 years and up. comes you. Moose Lodge golf scramble is sched- a person, lunch included. No license the Fourth of July weekend: Saturday, “One World, Many Stories” during its get support and actually search job uled for Sunday, July 10 at Tooele needed for under 12. Twelve and over July 2, Corvette show: bands; Monday, seven-week summer reading program. leads. Every Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Spanish services Senior Circle Oquirrh Hills GC, 8:30 a.m. shotgun don’t need a license if you do not plan Fourth of July: All welcome, bands, Children will explore places from Tooele LDS Employment Resource La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. Cost start. Sign-up at the Moose Lodge. to fish. Pre-registration is required and singers, dance groups, gymnastics, all Oceania to Russia through stories, Center located next to Deseret le invita a sus servicios en espanol $15 single, $27 couple per year. To Questions call the Lodge at 435-882- can be done at McBeth’s 882-4613. talents of any kind, perform on stage. crafts, music, dance, and other activi- Industries. Everyone is welcome. Jueves 6 p.m., Dominos 2 p.m. We 2931. make reservations for activities, call Pratt Aquatic Swimming Pool Park. Call ties. The program is free and open to invite you to their Spanish services Camp Discover 843-3690. Bingo Thursdays, call for children of all abilities. Register at the details and to reserve a spot, 4 p.m. Susan Trujillo at 435-882-5496. Adult education on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at Retirement farewell Camp Discover day camp for teens Tooele County Bookmobile Library and Get your high school diploma this year. at MWMC. Breakfast Buddies, Friday, 2 p.m. Come to know a church that Retirement farewell for Jan on Thursday, with disabilities age 12-22 for more in the Bookmobile. For additional infor- All classes required for a high school July 1, 9 a.m. at Jim’s Restaurant, Pioneer Day children’s parade focused in the word of God rather than June 30 at 11 til she leaves. We were information call 435-849-1894 or e- The children’s parade will be held on mation, call (435) 841-0213. diploma, adult basic education, GED Dutch treat. Lunch Bunch, Friday, July 8, the emotions. God loves you and he so fortunate to have her with us, come mail campdiscover@wirelessbeehive. Saturday, July 23 at 10 a.m. The theme preparation and English as a second 11:30 at Applebees, Dutch treat. Hawaii wants to reveal himself to you. Located and say thank you and good luck! com. The day camp includes craft proj- is “Faith of Our Fathers.” Participants Volunteers needed language are available. Register now cruise, Feb. 2-9, 2012, call for details at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Call 435- ects, games and more. Peers are also need to be at the staging area (THS We would appreciate any volunteers to graduate — just $50 per semester. Daily Lunch or to obtain a flyer. 840-5036, rides provided. needed to pair up with the campers parking lot) by 9:30 a.m. There will who would like to read during story Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp and so they can fully participate in all the be free park activities at the city park, time. Contact Malissa or Sharon at the 8750. Adult education classes are for Bible Baptist Church fries, fried chicken — you never know Grantsville seniors camp activities. across from the high school, and is Tooele City Library 435-882-2182 if students 18 and over. The members of Bible Baptist Church what might be on the menu. A special thanks to all who helped on open to the community; lots of fun you would like to volunteer. at 286 N. 7th Street in Tooele would Learn basic CPR our annual Dutch oven birthday dinner. Saturday night dinners A great time was had by everyone. The games with prizes and face painting. English as a Second Language like to invite Folks out for some real Oasis Family Medicine is sponsoring a Weekly story time ESOL conversational classes are Saturday night rib-eye steak and next birthday dinner will be in the fall. Parade route: Beginning at Tooele High church services with old fashioned one night course at the Stansbury Park Remember children’s story time every held Tuesday and Thursday. ESOL salmon dinners for members and their Each Monday the quilters get together School’s northeast corner of the parking hymns of the faith, and preaching from clubhouse. There is a $20 charge to Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s students may also come anytime the guests. Members get a free dinner in at 9 a.m. Wednesday, June 29 will be a lot, bands, floats and other participants an old fashioned King James Bible. We cover your own instruction booklet. If crafts each Friday from 3:30 p.m. to center is open for Individualized study. their birthday month. blood pressure clinic from 9 a.m. until will gather in the staging area. They will are currently celebrating the 400th year you are interested call 833-0229 and 5:30 p.m. Check with the library for Registration is $50 per semester. Call noon. July 11 will be our next board go east on Vine to 200 West, south on of our beloved old book, that stood the sign up. We will notify you of the date any special story times or other special 833-8750. meeting at 9 a.m. 200 West to 200 South to 100 West on test of time. Please contact Pastor Jeff Freemasons and time. Vine Street and back to the parking lot events. For more information on these Sinner at 435-840-2152. entrance where popsicles will be passed and other library programs, check our AutoCAD Essentials Lupus group Web site tooelecity.org/tcl/library.html, AutoCAD Essentials a beginning, short Committee assignments Recovery out to all participants. Parents are First Lutheran Tooele Social Butterflies, a support call 435-882-2182, or visit us at 128 term intensive training AutoCAD course Those brethren and their ladies that asked to pick their children up at the First Lutheran invites you to worship group for those with lupus and their W. Vine Street, Tooele. will teach students the basic commands are interested in aiding the lodge in ending point in the school parking lot to with us on Sundays at 10 a.m. and friends and family who support them, Al-anon necessary for professional 2D drawing, any of several areas of interest (lodge Is someone’s drinking affecting your cross the street to the park activities. join us for Bible study afterwards. We meets at the Tooele library, 128 West design, and drafting using AutoCAD. beautification, interior maintenance, life? Al-anon Wednesdays at 4 p.m., are at 349 N. 7th Street or Seventh Vine, second Saturday of the month Schools Classes will be held Tuesdays and community events, etc.) are encour- Oasis Alamo Club, 1120 Utah Avenue. and Birch. from 1-2 p.m. More information can be Thursdays July 12-28, 5:30-9:30 p.m. at aged to contact WM Etling for assign- Grantsville found at www.utahlupus.org, through THS Rodeo Club meeting the Tooele Community Learning Center. Worship at St. Marguerite’s ments. We have great goals this year Food addicts e-mail [email protected] or phone at There will be a Tooele High School Cost: funding available for those who St. Marguerite Catholic Church summer and need many hands to make light Food addicts in recovery aim to lose Calling all dogs 801-364-0366. Rockstar Pets Backstage is calling all Rodeo Club meeting Thursday, July 30 qualify. For more information: Joan Hill schedule (effective June 5): Saturday work. weight and keep it off. No dues, fees dogs to bring your owners and walk in at 8 p.m. at the Tooele High School 801-859-5819 or Donna Smith 801- vigil 5 p.m., Sunday Eucharist 8:30 Community event or weigh-ins. Weekly meetings held Animal Lab. All returning club mem- at the Odyssey House, 350 E. 2100 the Grantsville City parade on the Fourth 957-5256. a.m., 10 a.m. (Spanish), 11:30 a.m., Annual community appreciation event bers and incoming freshmen and their Groups South, Salt Lake City on Saturdays of July. We will meet at the Grantsville daily service of Word or Eucharist will be held at Deseret Peak, Saturday, parents need to attend. We will be from 9-10:30 a.m. Call 882-0805 for City Cemetery, at 10 a.m., refreshments Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. Office hours July 9, 6-10 p.m. Free swimming and discussing rodeo dates, getting state TATC more information. and decorations will be provided. The Monday-Thursday 9-3:30, Friday 9-noon. DUP Jubilee dinner. E-mail for your free golden and national papers, and the Panguitch The Tooele Valley DUP Company is host- parade starts at 11 a.m., please bring Call (435)882-3860, 15 S. 7th St. tickets [email protected]. For Invitational. If you have questions, con- ing the Pioneer Jubilee at the Benson Take off pounds sensibly water for the parade route. Photoshop Elements more info call 801-205-1700 or 435- tact Mollie Gowans at 830-2975. Brit-Ammi Kahal Grist Mill on Saturday, July 9, commenc- Need help to lose those extra pounds? Turn your summer photos into extraordi- 496-0606. Tennis tournament nary images and projects using today’s Covenant People Assembly are teaching at 10 a.m. and concluding at 4 p.m. We can help. TOPS is a weight loss The annual Grandma Bernadine’s Dusk GHS co-ed volleyball league premier consumer photo editing soft- ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Come and experience the flag ceremony Pioneer Valley Chamber support group open to men, women, Grantsville High’s annual co-ed volleyball teens and pre-teens. Meetings are held till Dawn Tennis Tournament will be held ware, Photoshop Elements 9. Through faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays by the Mormon Battalion at 10:30 a.m., Invitation to accomplished musicians, league will begin Wednesday nights every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele on Friday, July 1 at the Grantsville High a task oriented, step-by-step approach, at 3 p.m., 37 S. Main St., Tooele. Call followed by talented entertainment Pioneer Valley Chamber Ensemble, starting Aug. 10. All matches will be Senior Center 59 E. Vine St. Call Mary School tennis courts. A “Twilight Tennis you’ll learn the basics of photo edit- 843-5444 for more information. every hour on the hour. Pioneer dem- sponsored by the Tooele City Arts after 6 p.m. in the GHS large/small Lou at 830-1150 or Connie at 884- Carnival” will be held from 4-6 p.m. This ing. Don’t have a copy of Elements 9? onstrations will take you back in time, Council is offering open rehearsals gyms. League fee is $25 per partici- Tooele Christian Fellowship 5010 or see www.tops.org for more will be for youth 13 years old and young- Enrolled students can purchase their and a story teller will present stories to every Thursday, 7-9 p.m. in Tooele’s pant. Support the volleyball program and We invite you to our services where information. er. Participation fee is $5. Dusk till copy for $41. Friday and Saturday, July the children. Delicious hamburgers, hot St. Barnabas Church on 1784 W. Aaron join us for guaranteed recreational fun. you’ll receive a warm welcome by Dawn will begin at 7 p.m. for those who 8 and 9, 1-4 p.m. Cost: $40 (TCSD dogs, drinks, water and chips will also Drive. If you enjoy fine classical music Sign-up deadline is Aug. 2. For more sincere, down-home country folks. Addiction recovery Tooele are 14 years old and older. Participation and USU employees receive 50 percent be available. Each DUP camp will offer such as Tooele’s annual performances information contact Stefanie Orgill at Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. LDS Family Services addiction recovery fee is $10. All proceeds will be donated educator’s waiver.) their own unique items for purchase, of Handel’s Messiah, you are invited to [email protected] or Rika Larsen with the morning service at 11 a.m. meeting every Tuesday from 7:30-9 to the Utah Chapter of the Alzheimer’s such as pies and baked goods. Wagon expand your horizons. Come experience at [email protected]. We are now meeting at Stowe Family p.m. at the LDS chapel on 1030 S. Association. Even if you don’t play Bling strands rides will also be available. A fishing the challenge and joy of learning such Music, 40 N. Main St., Tooele. There is 900 West, in the Relief Society room. tennis, come join us for an evening of Create your own look with “bling booth will provide toys and candy for the fine music as Bach’s B Minor Mass in GHS tennis clinics child care available. (Please use main Enter on the west side of the church. tennis, socializing and fun — all for a strands.” Bring your family and friends, children. Everyone is invited and admis- an open rehearsal under the profes- Classes are available for all ages, 6 entrance at the rear of the building on The handicap entrance is on the great cause — a cure for Alzheimer’s. and learn to tie hair tinsel, hair shim- sion is free. sional direction of Pamela Dale and and up, with Coach Mouritsen, GHS Garden Street where there is plenty south side of the church. This meeting Everyone is invited. Any questions? Call mers, feathers and more on Wednesday, Betta Nash. tennis coach. The second clinic is of parking.) For information call 435- addresses all addictions or character Ken Nelson at 435-884-6785. July 20, 12-1 p.m. Location: cosmetol- Alzheimer’s support group July 18-21 and 26-29. Cost is $50 ogy/barbering salon located on the 224-3392. A support group for Alzheimer’s caregiv- Relief Services volunteers weaknesses. No children please. for one clinic, $75 for both. Includes Miss Grantsville Pageant north side of the Community Learning ers is open to anyone caring for some- Relief Services is looking for several T-shirt and swim party. Proceeds Cornerstone Baptist Addiction recovery G-ville The 2011 Miss Grantsville Scholarship Center at 211 S. Tooele Blvd. in Tooele. one with Alzheimer’s disease or related volunteers with computer/typing skills go to GHS tennis program. E-mail Cornerstone Baptist Church invites you LDS Family Services addition recovery Pageant will be held on July 2 at Cost: free includes pizza lunch. (Please dementia (memory issues). Learn to perform data entry at Tooele office. [email protected] or call to their service. Services are: Sunday meeting every Thursday night from Grantsville High School. Doors will open RSVP for accurate lunch count.) about this disease. Get/share ideas. Must pass a background check, (435)849-6611. school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS chapel on 415 at 5:30 p.m. and the pageant begins Discuss experiences with others. Next and able to volunteer a few hours a.m.; Sunday evening worship 6:30 W. Apple in the Relief Society room. at 6 p.m. Admission is free. Questions, Online courses meeting Tuesday, July 19, 2:30-3:30 or more each week Monday through SHS youth football camp p.m.; Wednesday Bible study and Enter on the north side of the church. please call Teri Critchlow at 830-8090 Online courses in Network+ and p.m., Tooele Senior Citizen’s Center, 59 Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Karen Stansbury High School youth football prayer 6:30 p.m. Located at 276 E. The handicap entrance is also on the or Kristy Clark 884-3411. We hope to Security+ IT are designed for the IT E. Vine, Tooele. Sponsored by Tooele Kuipers 435-843-9955 or Volunteers camp will be held July 18-21 at the professional seeking to upgrade their 500 N., Tooele. County Aging Services, (to participate north side of the church. This meeting see all of you there. SHS practice field, available for grades of America, Debbie Cordova 435-882- address all addictions or character skills and knowledge of networking call Frank, 843-4107) and Alzheimer’s 2561. Little Miss Grantsville Pageant third through eighth. Third through fifth and security, and prepares you for Charity Association – Utah Chapter (AAUC), (for weaknesses. No children please. The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant will grades, 5:30-7 p.m., sixth to eighth the CompTIA Network+ and Security+ information call 800-272-3900). Foster grandparent volunteers grade, 7:30-9 p.m. Cost is $50. To LDS addiction family support be held Thursday, June 30 at 7 p.m. in exams. Call 435-248-1800 for more Looking for 10 to 15 foster grandpar- register go to the SHS finance office, If you have a loved one who is strug- the Grantsville High School auditorium. information or to enroll. VMH yard sale Participants needed ents (persons 55 and over) to help in Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. Valley Mental Health will be sponsoring gling with addictions of any kind, find Seventeen girls are participating in Participants are needed for a focus schools across Tooele County helping to 2 p.m. in June and July. For more a yard sale on Wednesday, June 29 at help and support Sunday evenings the pageant in two age categories. group on health information technology children one on one. Stipend available information go to www.stansburystal- 100 South 1000 West in Tooele from from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Erda Ward Admission is free. For questions or infor- USU Extension on June 30 from 5:15-6:30 p.m. in for low income (less than $29,000 two- lionsfootball.com. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information building at 323 E. Erda Way. Enter on mation call Krista Sparks 435-842-9951 Tooele. Those participating will receive person family). Monies also available Adrienne Berrett 843-3521. the East side of the building and go to or Jan Baird 435-224-3288. Food sense free lunch and a $25 Walmart gift for mileage. Must pass background TJHS summer hours Join USU Extension’s Food $ense nutri- certificate. HealthInsight, a non-profit the Relief Society room. Tooele Junior High School’s summer Food pantry check. Contact Volunteers of America, Pioneer celebration tion educators Michelle Russell and organization, is sponsoring a series Debbie Cordova 435-882-2561. LDS porn addiction program office hours will be 7 a.m. to noon, Kelli Hill for a free slow cooker meals The First Baptist Church in Tooele is of focus groups on health information A community pioneer celebration, “Have An LDS pornography addiction recovery Monday through Thursday. Closed on class. Slow down and have some home offering a clothing closet and emergency technology, or computer tools used by I Done Any Good in the World Today?” Raw food potluck support group meeting will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 4 and 5 and cooked goodness without the fuss. food pantry to meet the needs of our your doctor to track and coordinate your will be held Friday, July 15 at the The Awareness Factor will be hosting every Friday evening from 7:30-9 Monday and Tuesday, July 25 and 26. Come see how versatile your slow cook- community. Anyone with clothing needs health. Please contact Nelly Bello if you Grantsville West Stake Center. Activities: a monthly raw food potluck. For more p.m., Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. er can be. Learn to make dried beans is welcome. The food pantry is avail- are interested in participating, 801-892- 7:30 p.m. — hot scones, pioneer GHS volleyball clinics information please contact Kae Olson Benson Road. Enter on the southwest in the slow cooker and get recipes your able for emergency needs. Hours of 6621, [email protected]. games, demonstrations, mini-museum, Volleyball clinics held by Grantsville at 435-843-1467. side of building. Separate men’s family will love. Wednesday, June 29 operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. live entertainment, quilt display, art High School will be held this summer. recovery (for men struggling with at 7 p.m. USU Extension auditorium, to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main Moms Club ice cream social Historical donations show. New program: 9 p.m. Please bring Team camp for ninth through 12th pornography addictions) and women’s 151 N. Main St. Tooele. Please call to St. For information call 882-2048. The Moms Club of Tooele Valley will be Tooele County Historical Society would non-perishable food items to be donated grades, June 27-July 1, 8 a.m. to support meetings (for women whose reserve your spot (435) 277-2408. holding an summer ice cream social. All like members of the community who to our local food bank. noon and 2-4 p.m. Cost is $25. For husbands or family members are strug- Hospice volunteers Tooele Valley moms and kids are wel- have any family or personal histories, more information contact coach Orgil Hospice volunteers are needed for gling with pornography) are held at the Grantsville Irrigation come to come on June 30, 10 a.m. to 1 photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, 435-830-4714 or Coach Engler 701- Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful same time. The Grantsville Irrigation Board has Churches p.m. at England Acres Park, 910 N. 400 VHS tapes or newspaper articles that 240-5302. gift: your time, companionship, yardwork issued two use or lose turns from June East, Tooele. Ice cream, door prizes and you would like to donate to our orga- 15 to July 1. An additional 2 use or lose Church of Christ and music. Become an 11th hour volun- fun at the park. St. Marguerite’s registration teer. We believe that nobody should die turns have been issued effective July 1 St. Marguerite Catholic School has Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah Ave., to July 15. We will begin reading meters invites you to attend Bible classes for alone. Call Coy at 435-225-6586. Democrats parade float openings in the 3-year-old morning Volunteers are needed to help with Bulletin Board Policy July 15. If you notice any leaks or abuse preschool class, 4-year-old morning and all ages at 10 a.m., and at 11 a.m. for Victory Junction car show please contact the office at 884-3451. worship. The Church of Christ is nonde- the Democratic Party float for the If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin 5-year-old afternoon preschool classes. A car show will be held Saturday, July Fourth of July parade. The float will be at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The There are immediate openings in the nominational, and it was established in 30 to benefit the Children of Victory 33 A.D. (Matthew 16 18; Act 2:38-47, assembled at the home of Gillian and Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic Ophir middle school grades. There are still a Junction Camp. The car show will be George Young, 5185 N. Droubay in clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the few openings in kindergarten as well as esp. v 47). For a free book about the held at 15 Plaza Drive, Stansbury Park How To Find the True Church, please Erda. Work will be done on the float on advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Ophir Days a few openings in the upper elementary from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Preregistration Thursday, June 30 starting at 7 p.m. Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To grades. Please call the school for more contact the Church of Christ. I will listen is $15, day of event $20. The Victory Ophir Days will take place on Saturday, then on Saturday, July 2 at 10 a.m. guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- information at 882-0081. if you need to talk? Come and hang out. Junction Gang Camp is to enrich lives of July 30 at the Ophir Town Park. Now Mark the dates and come help build a 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the Call (435) 882-4642, Box 426, Tooele, children with chronic or life threatening accepting applications for craft and food UT 84074. great float for the parade. desired publication date. A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:01 a.m. 9:04 p.m. 9 9 10 10 10 Thursday 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. 8 7 Friday 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. Saturday 6:03 a.m. 9:04 p.m. Sunday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Monday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 4:24 a.m. 7:50 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 5:20 a.m. 8:40 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 6:23 a.m. 9:24 p.m. Saturday 7:31 a.m. 10:03 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 8:40 a.m. 10:37 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 27. Windy with clouds Pleasant with a full Monday 9:51 a.m. 11:08 p.m. Mostly sunny Sunny and nice Mostly sunny Bright sunshine Cloudy and not as hot Temperatures Tuesday 11:01 a.m. 11:38 p.m. limiting sunshine day of sunshine High/Low past week 91/53 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 86/58 87 62 81 58 83 60 87 61 87 62 90 63 83 66 Average temp past week 71.9 Normal average temp past week 71.7 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 1 July 8 July 15 July 22 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 86 91 86 Wednesday night’s lows and 82 82 81 84 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 Wednesday’s highs. 67 62 UTAH WEATHER 53 60 57 58 57 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 90/53 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 93/69 Knolls Clive Lake Point 80/50 89/63 89/62 99/62 13.76 11.01 Ogden Stansbury Park 92/60 Erda 99/62 Grantsville Vernal 90/64 Pine Canyon 0.77 0.88 Salt Lake City 95/56 99/62 77/53 0.00 0.16 Tooele 99/62 Bauer 87/62 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 87/61 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 87/62 91/58 94/61 Stockton Price 87/61 92/59 High Nephi Rush Valley 87/59 86/60 Ophir Moderate 77/53 Low Delta Manti Absent 92/64 86/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 98/69 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 89/61 88/59 Moab 85/55 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 94/68 Beaver 101/73 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 88/56 Ibapah 86/57 24-hour 87/55 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.22 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 93/60 97/60 at Grantsville 1.57 -0.24 103/74 Kanab 90/60 Eureka 83/56 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4196.72

REEL TALK Dull, sophomoric penguins provide good match for Carrey

retty predictably, “Mr. an adult, Popper is the some- He also has a neighbor Kent Popper’s Penguins” prop- times-absent one in his own (David Krumholtz) breath- Perly projects a passive children’s lives after a divorce ing down his neck about the picture. Or, in other words, from their mother Amanda pet policy in their apartment “Mr. Popper’s Penguins” is (Carla Gugino). But it seems building and wanting to care an average film based on a Popper does try. He’s also try- for them instead of doing his beloved book. It has enough ing to become partner in the job. The penguins are bringing poop jokes — there’s no other large real estate firm where he him closer to his family and eloquent way to phrase it — to works. After snagging some discovering the real meaning put most other kid movies to of the city’s top real estate, of life. shame. However, this allitera- his next goal is to purchase There’s nothing really out- tive flick is simply disposable. the Tavern on the Green, with standing about “Mr. Popper’s the help of his assistant Pippi Penguins.” And the bathroom (Ophelia Lovibond). humor tends to go too far. Popper’s surreal life hits (It’s not funny when some- a snag when he learns of one squeezes a penguin like a Missy Bird his father’s death. In his last squeak toy over a toilet.) Still, STAFF WRITER will and testament, Popper it’s pretty harmless overall and is bequeathed one final gift. tends to play up to its younger And he’s shocked to find out audience. The most clever that gift is a gentoo penguin. aspect is the alliteration, some- Perhaps the most surpris- Thinking it’s a joke — and thing some of us simply see as ing thing about “Mr. Popper’s not being able to care for it superb. OK, maybe not superb Penguins” is Tom Popper — Popper attempts to send but at least something to listen himself, played by a rather it back. Instead, he receives for. subdued Jim Carrey. But he, courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox five more penguins who take “Mr. Popper’s Penguins” is and the rest of the cast, are Tom Popper (Jim Carrey) dances with his six penguins in “Mr. Popper’s Penguins.” over his home and life. For your typical kids’ movie fare. upstaged by the cute, cuddly his son Billy’s (Maxwell Perry It’s not something that needs — and CGI-ed penguins, aptly Florence Atwater, I didn’t have Spiderwick Chronicles” — try — used in a few scenes — are Cotton) birthday he leaves him to be watched in a movie the- named for their personal- lofty expectations. Of course, to make this film appealing to substituted for computer gen- to believe the penguins are a ater, even if you find films like ity characteristics: Captain, since it was written in the its child audience. In that, they erated ones. gift. All of a sudden, Billy and this enjoyable. Stinky, Loudy, Bitey, Lovey and 1930s, screenplay writers Sean may have succeeded, but at Tom Popper grew up with Janine (Madeline Carroll) like [email protected] Nimrod. But Popper does go Anders, John Morris and Jared the cost of alienating adults. an absent father who traveled him again, so Popper decides through a slight character arch Stern definitely took modern I get that penguins are “in” the world, communicating via to keep them. looking to realize what’s most liberties, except the main char- right now with all the movies radio signals much of the time. The penguins, while being FLICK AT A GLANCE important in life: not making acter is named Popper and that have been made about, or His father brought him back faithful companions, also get partner at his real estate firm, he gets some penguins. Still, with, the flightless birds. And gifts from his adventures and in the way of his job. Popper Grade: C+ but his two kids and ex-wife they, along with director Mark they definitely illicit an “awe” they always ate at the same has to win over Tavern on the Rated: PG — and the penguins. Waters — known better for factor. The appeal seems short- table at the Tavern on the Green owner Mrs. Van Gundy Time: 95 minutes Having never read the his behind-the-camera works lived and the cuteness wears Green restaurant in New York (Angela Lansbury), which is Now playing children’s book by Richard and of “Mean Girls” and “The off once the real penguins City’s Central Park. Now as proving to be a difficult feat.

Rise Unemployment Rate 2009 - 2011 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin continued from page A1 10.5 all months in 2011 so far. The 10.0 four-week moving average of 9.5 initial unemployment claims in Tooele County was 39 in May 9.0 �� 2011 while in 2009 and 2010 the 8.5 average initial claims for May was just under 60. 8.0 May 2011 Winner: The drop in unemployment 7.5 claims means that the county Sunshine Johnson is adding fewer people to the 7.0 ranks of the unemployed than 6.5 Plant in bloom near Droubay Road. it did a year ago — a sign of 6.0 potential recovery. In May 2010, the county had 2,301 unemployed workers and in May May-09 Jun-09 Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Jul-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 2011 the number dropped to 2,210 unemployed workers, Nation Tooele County State according to the Department of Workforce Services. Source: Department of Workforce Services and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics At the same time as the unemployment rate has risen, the size of Tooele County’s workforce has shrunk. count. the county for work every day.” new families every week,” said In May 2010, the county’s Compared to May 2010, the The Tooele County Food Bank Sandoval. “They come as a workforce numbered 28,311. job count in Tooele County has has seen the demand for its ser- result of being laid off or having In May 2011, it had dwindled risen by 406 jobs — a 2.6 per- vice increase as unemployment their hours cut back.” to 27,951 — a 5.8 percent cent increase. in the county rises, said Lori [email protected] decrease. “The decline in the “Even with job growth in Sandoval, Tooele County Food workforce may be due to people the county there are still some Bank director. that have become discouraged companies locally that may In 2010 the food bank served at job seeking and are no longer have laid off people,” said Cline. an average of 2,055 households Your Local News Source looking for employment,” said “Our unemployment rate is also per month while currently Your photo could be next! Cline. affected by what is happening the food bank is serving 5,136 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Submit your photo at: The Department of Workforce along the Wasatch Front as we households month, according BULLETIN www.tooeletranscript.com Services only includes active have many people that leave to Sandoval. job seekers in the labor force “We are seeing six to 10 A10 SPORTSSPORTSA11A11

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SPORTS WRAP Ray Barrus 5K Arizona nurse mistreats competition The 16th annual Ray Barrus Memorial 1 mile and 5k races will start at 7:10 a.m. and 8 by Mark Watson a.m. respectively on Monday SPORTS EDITOR the Fourth of July. Entry fees are $20 for the 5K race and It took one year to learn, $15 for the kids’ 1-mile run. but Flagstaff, Ariz., driver Rob Entries can be submitted to Naughton has mastered the art Grantsville City Hall until Friday, of winning in the most presti- July 1 at 5 p.m. or to Brad gious of events in the Lucas Oil Sutton at 47 W. Clark St. in Off Road Racing Series: Pro 2 Grantsville until Sunday, July Unlimited. The division is for 3. Runners can enter online full-size 2-wheel-drive trucks at raybarrusmemorial@gmail. com until midnight Friday, July with V-8 engines of 800 horse- 1. Number pick up will be on power Saturday, July 2 from 5 p.m. to Naughton came through with 9 p.m. at Williams Video, 124 a respectable season last year W. Main in Grantsville and on and placed fifth overall in points. the Fourth of July beginning at However, he was unable to win 6 a.m. before the race. Bus any races during his rookie sea- pick up begins at 7:30 a.m. on son in a new classification. This the corner of Cherry and Quirk year he already has won three streets. Call Brad Sutton for Pro 2 Unlimited races includ- more information (435) 884- ing two-for-two last weekend at 5522. Miller Motorpsorts Park. Four Kiwanis 5K more stops and eight races remain for this year’s Lucas Off All registration for this year’s Road Racing Series. Kiwanis Fourth of July 5K “Saturday was smooth sail- must be completed online at ing with a wire-to-wire win in 5kfreedomrun.eventbrite.com. the first race,” Naughton said. The race starts promptly at 8:30 a.m. at the LDS Stake “Sunday I had some work to do Center on Skyline Drive and all starting in the number five posi- registration must be completed tion and having to work my way by 7:30 a.m. on the day of into the lead. It was good close the race. Registration informa- racing, I had a blast and I hope tion can also be found on the the Utah fans did as well.” Kiwanis of Tooele Facebook An estimated 4,500 racing fans page. There will be a drawing watches the action Saturday and for a guaranteed spot at the St. Sunday from two packed grand- George Marathon. stands which seated 3,000 of G-ville Ute football those in attendance. “We were quite happy with that many peo- Boys wanting to play Ute ple coming out to see the races,” Conference football in said competition director and Grantsville can sign up on track designer Tony Vanillo. “We Monday, July 4 at Grantsville will need to continue to build City Park from 10 a.m. to 1 more grandstands.” p.m. and on July 9 and July During the week when he’s 16 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Grantsville High School. not racing, Naughton is a registered nurse at Flagstaff Medical Hole in one Center. Naturally, he was pleased Tammy Peterson made a hole- with the new off-road short in-one while playing in the course track and facility at MMP. Monday night ladies fun league “I really liked the new track lay- at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. out, it gave the fans a more up- The shot was witnessed by close and personal experience Kati Peterson. Tammy Peterson with short course off road rac- made her ace on hole 13, mea- ing versus the track we had last suring 81 yards with a sand year,” he said. wedge. On Saturday, Naughton domi- Stansbury youth football nated in his No. 54 Ready Lift/ courtesy of Miller Motorsports Park / Jeremy Henrie Stansbury High School Youth Lucas Oil Off Road Racing trucks jump over a hill on the new off-road track at Miller Motorsports Park Saturday. Arizona resident Rob Naughton won the Pro 2 Football Camp will be held July SEE ARIZONA PAGE A12 ➤ 18-21 at the Stansbury High Unlimited race. School practice field. The camp is for students in grades third through eighth and cost is $50. To register go to the Stansbury High School finance office Monday through Thursday from West battles back, but Tooele 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in June and July. For more information go to www.stansburystallionsfoot- ball.com. wins game 10-9 in extra innings Tooele Ute football by Jake Gordon in his four hit day while knocking in from Michael Valdez to cut the Tooele Tooele Ute football registration three runs in the victory. McKendrick lead in half, 2-1. will be held on Saturday, July 16 STAFF WRITER and Colton Burr also had solid perfor- In the bottom of the second, West from 9 a.m. to noon at Tooele After building up a 9-3 lead in the mid- went after the lead by jumping on Tooele High School. mances at the plate with two hits each. dle of the fourth inning, Tooele Legion Burr and Ryan Gould had a home run early. Adrian Archibeque singled to begin slowly saw its momentum and lead fade Tooele Jr. Buff football each in the victory for Tooele. the inning and didn’t have to wait long away against West. It took until the ninth Tooele High School will be host- Tooele started off the game hitting to touch the plate as Max Ujifusa ham- for West to tie the game at 9-9 which ing a youth football camp July the ball well and putting up runs on mered a home run to center to give West forced extra innings Friday evening. 25-27. The camp is for stu- the scoreboard. McKendrick started the a 3-2 lead after two innings. dents in grades 3-8. The cost Having just lost their lead didn’t dis- Tooele did better the second time courage Tooele too much as they went game with a walk and was breaking on is $20 and will include a T-shirt. the pitch when Witkowski bombed a around the order again West pitcher Grades 3-5 will be from 4:30- right to work in the eighth as Cory double to the gap in right-center for the Valdez in the third inning. McKendrick 6:30 p.m. and grades 6-8 will McKendrick drove in a run with a sac- first run of the game. Witkowski scored started the inning with a single and then be from 7-9 p.m. To register rifice fly to center to put Tooele up by a came around to score on another double run. That run would be enough as Skyler the second run when he stole third and go to the THS finance office from Witkowski to center to knot the Monday through Thursday from Maegan Burr Holt closed out the game in the bottom then made his way home after a West game at 3-3. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. or e-mail Coach half to give Tooele a 10-9 victory in extra throwing error for a 2-0 lead. Tooele Legion’s Colton Burr throws the ball to Burr gave Tooele the lead with a dou- Brady at kbrady@tooeleschools. first in a game against Herriman on June 20. innings in Salt Lake City. West did counter right back when org. Please include T-shirt size Burr hit a home run in Tooele’s most recent Jake Witkowski led Tooele at the plate Chance Abrath hit a two-out double and when registering. victory against West. by smashing three doubles and a single was brought around to score by a single SEE TOOELE PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele cheerleaders The Tooele High School cheer- FROM THE SIDELINES leaders are having a mini-cheer clinic Wednesday and Thursday, June 29-30 at 6-8 p.m. The cost is $20 if you pre-pay or $25 at the door. Call (435) Utah Jazz receive A grade for this year’s NBA draft 830-9607 or (801) 231-4130 for information. t was a successful 2011 the basket and has a solid mid- grade a draft until about three of Sacramento and their mayor, draft for the Utah Jazz last range game but isn’t much of years later, but because so former NBA All-Star Kevin Tennis tourney IThursday night as it select- an outside threat as shown by many grades are given out after Johnson, who are desperately The annual Grandma ed Enes Kanter with the third Derek Flack his 29 percent 3-point shooting the draft I’ll give my grade too. trying to keep the team in Sac- Bernadine’s Dusk till Dawn overall pick and Alec Burks GUEST COLUMNIST last season. As a sophomore he The Jazz’s grade for this draft is Town for many more years. Tennis Tournament will be with the 12th overall pick. BYU averaged over 20 points a night an A in my book. Hopefully in The Kings owners, Joe and held on Friday, July 1 at the fans are probably disappointed and also hauled in six boards four years it will still be an A. Gavin Maloof, tried to get a Grantsville High School ten- that a different name wasn’t a game. The scouting website Jimmer, who many Jazz deal put together to move the nis courts. A “Twilight Tennis called out as a Jazz draft pick, fat of only 6 percent. Draft Express says the best case fans desperately wanted to team to Anaheim but instead Carnival” will be held from 4- but Jimmer Fredette going to Kanter is a 6-11 gargantuan scenario for Burks is a Brandon fall to 12, was drafted into a decided to wait one more year 6 p.m. This will be for youth Sacramento with the 10th pick big man who looks to have Roy/Paul Pierce type of player. great situation by the Kings. in Sacramento. 13 years old and younger. could be the best situation for the tools to be a great player NBADraft.net compares him Sacramento traded their start- The Jimmer name alone Participation fee is $5. Dusk the former BYU star. if he reaches his full potential. to former NBA All-Star Eddie ing point guard from last till Dawn will begin at 7 p.m. could help increase fan support for those who are 14 years With Kanter, the Jazz Hailing from Turkey he looks Jones. season, Beno Udrih, on draft and fill some empty seats in old and older. Participation fee plucked the draft’s biggest mys- up to Jazz center Mehmet Okur, Both players are very young night, which could open some Arco Arena. As soon as he was is $10. All proceeds will be tery off of the board early in the calling him “family” in his — each rookie is only 19 years playing time for Fredette. The drafted his picture adorned the donated to the Utah Chapter night. He committed to play for post-draft interview with ESPN, old, so they won’t be stars Kings have swingman Tyreke Kings’ website and his name of the Alzheimer’s Association. the University of Kentucky last despite the fact that they’ve immediately. There will be Evans, who was the Rookie has already been plastered on Even if you don’t play tennis, year but was ruled ineligible never met. Though Okur was growing pains, as both play- of the Year two seasons ago, signs at the Palms Casino in come join us for an evening due to impermissible funds injured all last season he could ers have many improvements as well as polarizing big man Las Vegas, which is also owned of tennis, socializing and fun received by him and his family be crucial to the development that need to be made. Based on DeMarcus Cousins, who was a by the Maloofs’. Fredette, who — all for a great cause — a as a young professional Turkish of Kanter as he teaches him the where the Jazz drafted and the rookie last year. These players makes Chuck Norris look cure for Alzheimer’s. Everyone baller a few years ago. Though ropes of an NBA big mans life overall quality of all the play- will be the main focal points like an amateur with all the is invited. Any questions? Call he didn’t play in any college of a foreign-born player. ers available on draft night, I of the Kings offense and help Jimmerisms that are jokingly Ken Nelson at 435-884-6785. games he still participated in Burks played at the think the Jazz had a great draft. Jimmer get plenty of open tossed around, might prove to Wildcat practices everyday and University of Colorado and Draft grades are meaningless looks at the basket. be the franchise’s savior as his SEE WRAP PAGE A12 ➤ kept himself in fantastic shape, is widely viewed as a slasher this early in unproven draftees’ Jimmer’s college star status popularity could help keep the as evidenced by his low body type of scorer. He can get to careers, and it’s really unfair to will also be a boost to the city Kings crown in Sacramento. A11A11A12A12

TUESDAY June 28, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 TC United U-11 wins weekend Kohl’s soccer tourney by Jake Gordon victory. up when he made a great run STAFF WRITER Jack Hogan scored twice down the field and laced a pass in the first half while Gabriel forward to Gabriel Harris to tie A local TC United under-11 Harris added another goal for a the game up at 2-2. Hogan also team proved to be too much 3-1 lead at the half. TC United figured in the go-ahead goal for the competition in the 4- tacked on five second-half when he won the ball at mid- on-4 Kohl’s American Cup goals to win comfortably over field and fired in a shot from 15 Tournament in Riverton on The Fury. yards out for a 3-2 lead. Friday and Saturday. TC United 3 — Taylorsville Taylorsville frantically tried TC United won its first three Warriors 2 (Championship) to get the equalizing goal in the games by a combined score of United got an early goal from final minutes but the defense 21-6 and then won a rematch Braden Hogan in the champi- of Kobe Otasua, Jack Hogan with Taylorsville Warriors in onship game for the quick 1-0 and Ruger Shepherd shut down the championship game by the lead but Taylorsville bounced the Warriors to claim the U-11 score of 3-2 to claim the cham- right back with two consecu- Kohl’s Championship. Coaches pionship. tive goals for a 2-1 lead at the for the TC United team are Matt Gabriel Harris took home half. and Tiffany Hogan. the tournament’s golden boot Hogan knotted the game [email protected] as he was able to net 12 of the 21 total goals in the two- day event. Braden Hogan led the team in assists while Jack Hogan was able to turn two hat Pet of the Week tricks in the four games. Ruger Shepherd was a strong force on defense while Kobe Otasua played strong in the midfield and gave the offense plenty of opportunities to score. TC United 8 — USA Riverton 1 TC United held a slim 3- 1 lead at half-time over USA Riverton but in the second half the United team took over with courtesy of Spencer Call five second half goals to run TC United under-11 soccer team took the Kohl’s American Cup championship in a tournament played in Riverton Friday and away with the 8-1 victory. Saturday. Team members are (l-r) Gabriel Harris, Ruger Shepherd, Braden Hogan, Kobe Otasua and Jack Hogan. Jack Hogan scored three goals in the game including two Gabriel Harris helped in the second half to score four proved to be the deciding goal in the first half when the game get TC United off to a quick consecutive goals to knot the in the narrow victory. was close. Ruger Shepherd also start against Taylorsville as game at 4-4. TC United 8 — The Fury 1 scored three goals in the vic- he notched three goals in the With four minutes remain- The Fury started out the tory. Braden Hogan assisted on first five minutes of the game. ing in the game, Jack Hogan game hot by scoring the open- two of the three first half goals United even held a 4-0 lead at stole the ball from Taylorsville ing goal against United but that to set the tone early. the half with another goal from and passed ahead to Harris for didn’t bother them too much TC United 5 — Taylorsville Harris. his fifth goal of the game for as they went on to score eight Warriors 4 Taylorsville turned it around a 5-4. The fifth goal for Harris unanswered goals for the 8-1 Something Chihuahua Mix G-ville 12U team goes 6-0 to win OOnn Your For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Mind? Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Dash & Splash softball tournament Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Tooele City and possible shelter fee. by Mark Watson West Valley 7-5, MOJO 7-1 and third. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to SPORTS EDITOR MOJO again in the champion- Grantsville Black Stars won the Grantsville hold animals for 3 days ship game 4-3. 12U division with Omg-MOJO Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. One of the Grantsville Girls The tournament included second and Grantsville Red Stars Write a letter to the Editor! Softball League teams finished six divisions with a total of 85 third. P.O. Box 390 Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. undefeated after two week- teams. 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Malin singled in two runs with lowed two batters later with a That scoring drought gave a hit to the right-center gap to home run to left-center to cap West the opportunity to creep knot the game at 9-9 after seven 58 N. Main • Tooele the scoring in the third and give back in as they started their innings. 8 am to 6 pm • Monday – Friday Tooele a 6-3 lead. comeback in the bottom of the Having just lost their lead in The Tooele lead just expand- fourth. Tory Ulibarri started the seventh, Tooele went right 8.5 x 11 inch ed in the fourth with a two-out the inning with a single as was back to work as Drew Sanders 20# bond paper scoring opportunity for the vis- brought around to score on a was able to reach base on an Some restrictions iting team. After McKendrick single by Ujifusa up the middle error and later made his way to apply reached on an error, Witkowski for the fourth West run. Nico third. 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plus any bonuses paid by spon- Arizona sors. Although this is only his continued from page A10 second year in Pro 2 Unlimited, the 42-year-old Naughton has Maxxis Ford, posting a 1.286- excelled in several other intense second margin of victory over competitions over the past 20 AMA Motocross legend Jeremy years. He started racing motor- “Showtime” McGrath in the No. cycles at age 12 and went on to 2 ReadyLift/Toyo Tires Ford, with compete in downhill mountain Rodrigo Ampudia taking third in bike racing and AMA Supercross. his No. 36 Tecate/Lucas Oil Ford. The Pro 4 Unlimited class is Carl Renezeder and X-Games known as the next most presti- freestyle motocross star Brian gious event in Lucas Oil Racing Deegan were fourth and fifth, and includes full-size 4-wheel- respectively. drive trucks with V-8 engines of On Sunday, Naughton had to 800 HP or more. fight to take the lead but finished Kyle LuDuc won the Pro 4 extremely strong posting a 1.742- Unlimited race on Saturday while second margin of victory over Carl Renezeder won the Pro 4 Deegan. Unlimited race on Sunday. Naughton’s success this Other divisions racing this year may be related to some key changes in the off-season weekend were Pro Lite Unlimited, for his Stronghold Motorsports Pro Buggy Unlimited, Super team. Naughton has new team- Lite, Limited Buggy, UTV SR1, mates in seven-time Supercross Unlimited UTV, Modified Kart, champ Jeremy McGrath, who Kart Jr. 1 and Jr. Kart 2. has now stood on the podium The next big off-road event at twice with Naughton this season, MMP will be the Ultra4 American and last year’s Pro Buggy champ Rock Sports Challenge on July courtesy of Miller Motorsports Park / Jeremy Henrie Cameron Steele joining the team 15-16. This will be the series’ first Trucks jump over a hill at the Lucas Oil Off Road Races at Miller Motorsports Park’s off-road coarse Saturday. in Pro Lite. The Stronghould visit to MMP, and the event com- Motorsports team also added bines high-speed, short-course Dave Clark as its new crew chief, off-road racing with rock crawl- according to the Stronghold ing, utilizing both the new Off Motorsports web-site. Road Short Course and MMP’s Naughton collected $4,200 in rock-crawling course. prize money for his two victories [email protected] MMP officially opens new off-road track by Mark Watson way Lucas is operated and they do things the way my dad liked SPORTS EDITOR to do it,” Miller said. “Lucas Oil Competitors from the Lucas Racing had some concerns after Oil Off-Road Racing Series bat- the track was hastily created last tled against each other all week- year and today we can look them end on the new one-mile off- in the eyes and tell them we road short-course track at Miller made good on our commitment Motorsports Park. by building this new track.” Prior to all the action earlier Larry H. Miller Sports and in the week on Thursday, repre- Entertainment Group President sentatives from MMP and Lucas Randy Rigby said it was Larry H. Oil Off-Road Racing officially Miller’s plan to grow and expand opened the new track when driv- MMP and go where the mar- er Jerry Daugherty, with Larry ket tells them to go the same H. Miller Group of Companies way Miller planned to grow CEO Greg Miller as a passen- and develop the Utah Jazz and ger, caught some air on the track EnergySolutions Arena in Salt and plowed through a ribbon to Lake City 20 years ago. officially open the new sports “In keeping with the level of venue. standard that is expected from Miller Motorsports Park and all Lucas Oil motorsports series, Lucas Oil Company are becom- we are developing an affordable ing solid partners in the racing program for vendors and poten- industry. Lucas Oil also was a tial sponsors to become involved major sponsor during BigM with the sport and support short- Weekend on Memorial Day week- course off-road racing,” said Bob end at the track’s major event of Patison, executive vice president the year the FIM World Superbike of Lucas Oil Products. “With the Championships. grassroots nature of this program, During the opening ceremony, MMP General Manager John affordability for fans, racers, ven- Larson said that the Miller family dors and sponsors is one of our made a commitment with Lucas main priorities. The purpose of Oil Off Road Racing to build a this program is to continue to new track after a track was quick- develop the sport and introduce ly built at MMP for the Lucas Oil more people to the excitement of Off Road Racing Series in the first short-course off-road racing. We year of the partnership in 2010. are looking forward to hearing Lucas Oil Race Director Tony from people who would like to Vanillo helped design a new track be involved with this program at at MMP which was built in three all levels.” weeks. Larson said off-road racing is “We now have a wonderful growing in popularity through- partnership with Lucas Oil that out the state. “Our fans have continues to flourish in many demonstrated that there is an areas of the entertainment we acute interest in off-road racing provide to our fans,” Larson in Utah, and we want to provide said. them with the entertainment Miller said the Lucas Oil they want while also promoting Company and the Larry H. Miller grassroots off-road racing in our Group of Companies are simi- region,” he said. lar in many ways. “We like the [email protected]

INTRODUCIN G baseball field. Campers will be THE 30-MIN UTES- Wrap broken into small groups so they can get more individual work. OR- LESS continued from page A10 Groups will consist of fielding E.R. SERVIC E Coed softball tourney both infield and outfield, base run- PLEDGE ning, throwing and catching, sta- The Strikers softball team is host- tion hitting (soft toss/tee work) ing an all-night coed softball tour- and live hitting. Cost is $40 per nament on Friday, July 1 at Warr participant which includes a camp Memorial in Erda. Team entry T-shirt. Please register at www. fee is $200. If interested, please leaguelineup.com/stallionbase- call Allison Smith (801)940-0071, ball. If you have any questions The emergency care you need. Lesley Hervat (435)830-6672, please contact coach Clinton at Mandy Angelo (435)840-4506, or [email protected]. Kenna Aagard (435)830-5820. Tooele girls tennis Without the long wait times you don’t. Youth baseball camp Tooele High School lady ten- Baseball players ages 8-13 are nis players are working out on Emergency medicine is about three things: compassion, skilled care and speed. You’ll invited to a summer baseball Thursdays at the THS courts from camp conducted by SHS head 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for more infor- ﬁnd these at Mountain West Medical Center. The entire team is committed to working baseball coach Ray Clinton, mation call Coach Terry Weddle assistant coaches and Stallion for more information (435) 841- players. The camp will be held diligently to have you initially seen by a physician within 30 minutes of your arrival. So 7735. June 27-28 from 9 a.m. noon for when you need an E.R., choose Mountain West Medical Center. For more information, ages 8-10 and from 1 p.m. to 4 Stansbury High golf p.m. for ages 11-13 at the SHS All boys interested in playing on visit MountainWestMC.com. the golf team at Stansbury this coming year should sign up at a meeting with the coach on Wednesday, July 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the pavilion at Stansbury Golf Course. Parents are encouraged to sign up with their students. Tryouts for this year’s team will Every Thursday be on Aug. 1-3. Two of the three scores will count for positions. Better healthcare starts here. in Your The first team match will be on Aug. 11. More information will be If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. Transcript-Bulletin available at the sign-up meeting. Contact coach Gary Mathie at (435) 882-6467 or (435) 830- 7793.

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In back yards or on hillsides, some safe-to-eat plants call Tooele County home

ou see them everywhere in WILDWthe spring, particularly in your ILD Ylawn. On our own property we call them weeds, but dandeli- ons are just one among thousands of plants and flowers that grow wild in Tooele County. They’re also entirely edible. People put them story in salads, boil Matt Rowley them like spinach or use the flower photos for jelly. There’s even a con- Maegan Burr coction for dandelion wine. Dandelion gastronomy abounds online if you’re skeptical, or maybe just want to swap a good recipe. Got weeds? Problem solved. Many wild plants aren’t edible, of course, but you may be surprised how many of them are. In Tooele County alone they come in every variety. Some plants, like dande- lions, Edibles are safe to consume whole. Others produce edible berries, foliage or bulbs. On the trail or in your own back yard, you’re never far away Linden Greenhalgh (top) points out sego lilies that grow around Tooele County. The plant’s root from vegetation that could supple- is edible. Arrowleaved balsomroot plants (above), which grow along Tooele’s foothills, also have ment a human diet. an edible root. An illustration of a sego lily (far left) is included in the “Range Plant Handbook,” As the USU Extension agricultural prepared by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. agent, Linden Greenhalgh has some unique insights into wild plants

SEE WILD PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On July 16, 1863, the draft riots enter their fourth day in New York City in response to the Enrollment Act. Although avoiding military service became much more difficult, wealthier citizens could still pay a com- mutation fee of $300 to remain at home.

➤ On July 11, 1899, E.B. White, the author of the popular children’s novels “Charlotte’s Web,” “Stuart Little” and “The Trumpet of the Swan,” is born in Mount Vernon, N.Y. White also updated and Mega Maze expanded “The Elements of Style,” an English usage guide that remains a standard text for many students.

➤ On July 15, 1903, the newly formed Ford Motor Company takes its first order, from Chicago den- tist Ernst Pfenning. The $850 two-cylinder Model A automobile with a ton- neau (or backseat) was produced at Ford’s plant on Mack Street (now Mack Avenue) in Detroit, and delivered to Dr. Pfenning just over a week later.

➤ On July 12, 1957, Dwight Eisenhower becomes the first president to ride in a helicopter, a Bell UH- 13-J Sioux. Eisenhower suggested the idea to the Secret Service, which saw is a hare’s top ground it as safer and more effi- speed? cient than the traditional 5. POP CULTURE: What was limousine motorcade. the name of the Pillsbury Dough Girl? ➤ On July 14, 1968, Atlanta 6. LITERATURE: What was Braves slugger Henry Tarzan’s real name? “Hank” Aaron hits the 1. GEOGRAPHY: What 7. MYTHOLOGY: Who was 500th home run of his place is known as Kalaalit Odysseus’ wife? career in a 4-2 win over Nunaat in the local lan- 8. MUSIC: Until his death, the San Francisco Giants. guage? Kurt Cobain was the lead Aaron hit a three-run 2. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: singer of which cutting- shot in the third inning What university’s nick- edge band? off Giants’ pitcher Mike name is the Rainbow 9. ECONOMICS: Who wrote McCormick to become Warriors? the influential book the seventh player in 3. ASTRONOMY: How many “Wealth of Nations”? baseball history to hit 500 moons does Venus have? 10. MEASUREMENTS: What homers. 4. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What does a “stere” measure?

➤ On July 17, 1975, as part of a mission aimed at developing space rescue capability, the U.S. spacecraft Apollo 18 and the Soviet spacecraft Soyuz 19 rendezvous and dock in space. During the 44-hour Apollo-Soyuz embrace, the astronauts and cos- monauts conducted experiments, shared meals and held a joint news conference.

➤ On July 13, 1985, at Wembley Stadium in London, Prince Charles and Princess Diana officially open Live Aid, a worldwide rock concert organized to raise money for the relief of famine- stricken Africans. The 16- ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW hour “superconcert” was globally linked by satellite to more than a billion “I’ve worked with CBS since up to lately? -- Tina D., Seattle follows a group of auction viewers in 110 nations. I was a baby,” she said. “So it’s A: Since “Friends” ended hunters who bid on forfeit- like coming home again. It’s in 2004, Lisa -- who turns 48 ed storage lockers in the © 2011 King Features Synd., such a great place for me to on July 30 -- has starred in hopes of finding hidden Inc. work, and I feel like they sup- “Happy Endings,” “P.S. I Love treasures that they can sell port their shows so wholly and You,” “Bandslam” and “Easy for profit -- makes its sec- completely. Everything about it A.” She currently stars in “Web ond-season premiere on lined up for me. And I want to Therapy,” which initially was Wednesday night, July 20. see a strong female character a Web-exclusive series where • • • leading an exciting show.” Lisa portrays a psychiatrist who Q: Is it true that actor Q: I was a huge fan of CBS’ Speaking of strong female dispenses not-so-great advice Sean Bean was stabbed “Without a Trace,” so I was characters, Poppy portrays to an array of eclectic clients. in a bar fight in London? thrilled to see that Poppy “Harry Potter” author J.K. The show was picked up by Is he OK? -- Emily H. in Montgomery is coming back Rowling in Lifetime’s original Showtime, and it premieres Pennsylvania to TV this fall, starring in movie, “Magic Beyond Words: Tuesday, July 19, at 11 p.m. A: The “Game of “Unforgettable.” What made The J.K. Rowling Story,” which “Web Therapy” co-stars Victor Thrones” star was super- her decide to return to televi- airs Monday, July 18. Of playing Garber and Lily Tomlin, and ficially cut in the arm with sion? -- Darcy R., via e-mail the famously reclusive author, guest stars include Courteney broken glass after chasing A: I spoke with Poppy Poppy told me: “When they Cox, Meryl Streep, Alan down a rude bar-goer who recently, and I asked her just sent me the script I definitely Cumming, Selma Blair, Jane made lewd comments to that, and it basically boiled had reservations, because I Lynch, Molly Shannon and his girlfriend. After the down to many elements com- knew that J.K. Rowling wasn’t many more. incident, Sean returned to ing together at the perfect time. collaborating on it. But when I • • • the bar, used its first-aid Poppy told me: “The script was read the script, I found that it Q: While I was on vaca- kit on his arm and had Poppy Montgomery amazing. I’m obsessed with was a beautiful, inspiring story tion last month, I got totally another drink. Niels (Arden Oplav), the direc- and a love letter to an extraor- hooked on “Storage Wars” on tor, and had been long before dinary woman.” A&E. When does a new season Write to Cindy at King [email protected]. I ever met him. I’ve seen ‘The • • • premiere? -- Doug F., via e- Features Weekly Service, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ Q: What has my favorite mail P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL © 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. maybe 30 times. “Friend,” Lisa Kudrow, been A: “Storage Wars” -- which 32853-6475; or e-mail her at PUZZLE ANSWERS

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WEDDING NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADD CEMETERY SERVICE Phelps/Boman AS AN AUTHORIZED SERVICE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE STANSBURY GREENBELT SERVICE AREA Rick and Janell Phelps are pleased to announce the mar- riage of their daughter Kendra PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Board of County Commis- Dee to Brach Douglas Boman son of Doug and Leesa Boman sioners of Tooele County, Utah (the “Commission”) that, in conformance on Wednesday, the 29th of June in the Salt Lake Temple. A recep- with the pertinent provisions of the Local District Act, § 1 7B-1-201 et tion will be held that evening from 7-9:30 p.m. at the Phelps seq., Utah Code Annotated (1953), as amended, (the “Act”), the Commis- residence. The groom is a 2006 gradu- sion has duly adopted a resolution ill conformance with the provisions of ate of Grantsville High School and served a Spanish-speaking the Act, proposing and declaring its purpose to initiate proceedings to add mission for the LDS Church in cemetery service as an authorized service to be provided by the Stansbury Phoenix, Ariz. The bride is a 2009 graduate of Grantsville High Greenbelt Service Area. School and is a licensed master Brach Douglas Boman and Kendra esthetician. After a honeymoon Dee Phelps in Orlando, Fla., the couple will The area to be included within the Service Area and the boundaries make their home in Grantsville. thereof shall not be changed as a result of adding cemetery service, and MISSIONARY all property currently contained within the boundaries of the Service Area shall remain in the Service Area consistent with the boundary map cur- Elder Eric Shields rently of record with the County. Elder Eric Shields has recently returned from serving in the Geneva, Switzerland Mission for It is the purpose and intent of the Commission that, subject to the re- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is the son quirements of the Act, the Service Area be vested with all rights, powers of Kevin and Patti Shields and the grandson of Bob and Marilyn and authority granted by law and the Act to provide cemetery service to Shields and Doris and the late Willard Gardner. the persons and properties situated within the Service Area and others in North Tooele County, in addition to the greenbeit and park operation and maintenance service which the Service Area is currently authorized to provide, according to cemetery rules, regulations, and procedures to be promulgated by the Service Area. THERE SHALL BE NO FINANCIAL IMPACT ON A HOUSEHOLD EAGLE SCOUT WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA AS A RESULT OF ADDING CEM- ETERY SERVICE AS AN AUTHORIZED SERVICE TO BE PROVIDED Aaron Clark Imlay BY THE SERVICE AREA. The costs to be incurred by the Service Area Aaron Clark Imlay, age 13, in providing cemetery service shall be paid by through: (i) the levy of tax- of Grantsville was awarded his Eagle Scout rank. He is the es, subject to and limited by all existing laws and limitations related to the son of Lee and Laura Imlay. He helped restore part of the future levy of taxes by a sei-vice area under the Act and the Utah Service Area Grantsville museum for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for Act, (ii) burial plot sales, and (iii) and other cemetery fees and charges his Eagle project. levied by the Service Area as authorized and limited by law. Cemetery service shall be provided by the Service Area within and subject to the same statutory tax regulations and limitations under which the Service Area is currently subject under the Act. In other words, the maximum amount of taxes the Service Area is authorized to levy under the Act and the Service Area Act cannot legally be increased as a result of the Service Area adding cemetery as an authorized service to be provided by it. MILITARY A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH THE DISTRICT IS HEREBY CALLED AND SET FOR THE 12” DAY OF Amanda N. Fawson basic warfare principles and skills. July, 2011, AT 6:00 P.M. AT THE STANSBURY PARK CLUBHOUSE, Airmen who complete basic Air Force Airman Amanda N. training earn four credits toward I COUNTRY CLUB, STANSBURY PARK, UTAH, 84074, AT WHICH Fawson graduated from basic an associate in applied science military training at Lackland Air degree through the Community TIME AND PLACE ALL INTERESTED PARTIES MAY ASK QUES- Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. College of the Air Force. The airman completed an She is the daughter of Roxanne TIONS AND OBTAIN FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE intensive, eight-week program Fawson and Cameron Fawson ADDITION OF CEMETERY SERVICE AS AN AUTHORIZED SER- that included training in military both of Stansbury Park. discipline and studies, Air Force Fawson graduated in 2010 VICE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE SERVICE AREA. core values, physical fitness, and from Stansbury High School. POETRY Any owner of real property or registered voter within the Sei-vice Area may protest the adding of cemetery service as an additional service authorized to. be provided by the Service Area by filing a written protest with ‘Peace Lilies’ the County Clerk not later than sixty (60) days after the public hearing. athy Smith Bowers was recently appointed Ted Kooser poet laureate of North C U.S. POET LAUREATE, Carolina, and I want to cel- This Notice is given pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions 2004-2006 ebrate her appointment by showing you one of her lovely of poems, a peaceful poem about a peaceful thing. thirst, they summon me with §7B-1-211 of the Act. This Notice, together with the resolution of the nothing Commission authorizing the same, are on file and may be inspected at the Peace Lilies more than a soft, indifferent furl- office of the Tooele County Clerk, 47 South Main Street, Tooete, Utah I collect them now, it seems. ing of their leaves. Like 84074. sea-shells or old American Life in Poetry is thimbles. One for made possible by The Poetry Father. One for Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also sup- Mother. Two for my sweet ported by the Department of brothers. English at the University of Odd how little Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copy- they require of right ©2004 by Cathy Smith me. Unlike the Bowers, whose most recent book of poetry is The Candle I ones they were sent in mem- Hold Up to See You, Iris Press, ory 2009. Poem reprinted from A of. No sudden Book of Minutes, Iris Press, shrilling of the 2004, by permission of Cathy phone. No harried Smith Bowers and the publisher. Introduction copyright 2011 midnight flights. Only a little by The Poetry Foundation. We water now and do not accept unsolicited man- then. Scant food and uscripts. light. See how I’ve brought them all together here If it happens here, in this shaded space read about it here. beyond the stairs. Even when they B4 SERVICE DIRECTORY

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 28, 2011 Fifteen girls hope to be crowned Little Miss Grantsville The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant Madalynn Leavitt will be held Thursday, June 30, at the Madalynn, 11, is the daughter of Grantsville High School Auditorium Jeremy and Cheri Leavitt. Her favorite at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Fifteen food is homemade fettucini alfredo. girls are participating in two catego- Her favorite thing about summer is that ries: a junior division (grades 1-3) and there’s no school and no homework. a senior division (grades 4-6). The girls Three words that describe Madalynn will be judged on a personal introduc- are: smart, energetic and sweet. tion, a two-minute talent, party dress, and an on-stage interview. Sierra Lynn Leavitt Sierra, 8, is the daughter of Jeremy Brookelie Baum Brookelie Mary Baum and Cheri Leavitt. Her favorite place is Brookelie, 10, is the granddaughter St. George because it’s hot. Her favorite Chloe Coon Lauren Cummings Jensyn Dunlavy McKinley Dunlavy of Terry and Karla Baum. Her favorite color is pink. Three words that describe place is Disneyland. When she grows Sierra are: nice, funny and hyper. up she wants to be a judge. Three words that describe Brookelie are: Alivia Katherine Leonelli grateful, happy and unique. Alivia, 11, is the daughter of Anthony and JoAnn Leonelli. Her favorite color Chloe Coon is hot pink. Her most prized posses- Chloe, 11, is the daughter of Jeff sion is her complete collection of Glee and Jenimarie Coon. Chloe loves sum- CDs. Three words that describe Alivia mer because she gets to do whatever are: sassy, funny and a true Italian. she wants all day with no homework. When she grows up she wants to be the Ava Hadlee Newkirk person who saves America and put it Ava, 8, is the daughter of Alison and back on top. Three words that describe Steve Newkirk. When she grows up Chloe are: funny, caring and exciting. she wants to be a dance teacher. Her Madalynn Leavitt Sierra Leavitt Alivia Leonelli Ava Newkirk Hilda Penney favorite place is the sand dunes. Three Lauren Cummings words that describe Ava are: crazy, Lauren, 9, is the daughter of Dan dancer and exciting. and Robyn Cummings. Her favorite color is purple. Her favorite book is Hilda Roze Penney “Once Upon a Banana.” Three words Hilda, 6, is the daughter of Shay that describe Lauren are odd, funny Penney and Krista and Bryan Sparks. and awesome. Her favorite thing about summer is playing with friends and swimming. Jensyn Dunlavy Her favorite place is Lagoon. Three Jensyn, 7, is the daughter of Shonnie words that describe Hilda are: drama, and Patrick Dunlavy. Her most prized cute and smart. possession is her iPod Touch. Her favorite place is Disneyland. Three Scout Sutton Scout Sutton Jorden Waite Marriah Wheeler Maison White Kimberlee Whitworth words that describe Jensyn are: ener- Scout, 10, is the daughter of Brad getic, happy and social. and Heather Sutton. Her favorite place is the ballet studio. When she grows Three words that describe Jorden are: Maison Jackie White Maria and Micheal Whitworth. Her McKinley Dunlavy up she wants to be a prima ballerina. kind, honest and smart. Maison, 8, is the daughter of Brian favorite color is lime green. When she McKinley, 11, is the daughter of Three words that describe Scout are: and Kyle White. Her favorite food is grows up she wants to be a singing Shonnie and Patrick Dunlavy. Her happy, friendly and funny. Marriah Wheeler mashed potatoes. Her favorite thing teacher. Three words that describe favorite place is home because it is Marriah, 10, is the granddaughter about summer is going swimming. Kimberlee are: happy, energetic and so comfortable. Her favorite food is Jorden Elaina Waite of Doug and Diane Hadley. Her favor- Three words that describe Maison are: cupcakes because she likes to lick the Jorden, 11, is the daughter of Jason ite color is pink. Her favorite place is exciting, cheerful and happy. fun. frosting. Three words that describe and Mindy Waite. Her favorite foods Boondocks Fun Center. Three words McKinley are: talented, spontaneous are apples and bananas. When she that describe Marriah are: cute, awe- Kimberlee Whitworth Biographical information provided by and glamorous. grows up she wants to be a lawyer. some and fun. Kimberlee, 12, is the daughter of Jan Baird.

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UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On July 26, 2011, at 4:30 p.m., James H. Woodall, as duly appointed Trus- tee under a Deed of Trust recorded October 29, 1997, as Entry No. NOTICE 102627, in Book 0477, at The Executive Secretary Page 0143, of the official of the Utah Solid and records in the office at Hazardous Waste Con- the County Recorder of trol Board is providing SUMMONS TOOELE County, State notice of hazardous Civil No. 110301058 of Utah executed by waste permit applica- THIRD DISTRICT GARY MASCARENAS tions received from De- COURT IN AND FOR AND TRACY MAS- seret Chemical Depot TOOELE COUNTY, CARENAS, JOINT TEN- (DCD) and Dugway STATE OF UTAH ANT, HUSBAND AND Proving Ground (DPG) O. DARRELL JOHN- WIFE WILL SELL AT NOTICE OF TRUS- for the Explosive De- SON, Plaintiff, vs. PUBLIC AUCTION TO TEE'S SALE struction System. The HEIRS OF MERLIN M. THE HIGHEST BIDDER, APN: 13-025-0-0712 application was received JOHNSON; HEIRS OF PAYABLE IN LAWFUL TRA: Trust No. from DCD on May 24, LEOLA B. JOHNSON; MONEY OF THE 11-00214-7 Loan No. 2011 and from DPG on JOHN DOES 1 through UNITED STATE AT THE Ref. TY S. WHITE- June 16, 2011. 10; JANE DOES 1 TIME OF SALE. SUC- HOUSE IMPORTANT The Explosive Destruc- through 10; and all CESSFUL BIDDERS NOTICE TO PROP- tion System is a hazard- other persons un- MUST TENDER A DE- ERTY OWNER. YOU ous waste treatment unit known, claiming any POSIT OF $5,000 IN ARE IN DEFAULT UN- that will be used to treat right, title, estate, lien CERTIFIED FUNDS TO DER A DEED OF recovered chemical war- or interest in the real THE TRUSTEE AT THE TRUST DATED May 30, fare material by deacti- property described in TIME OF SALE, WITH 2008. UNLESS YOU vating any explosive the complaint adverse THE BALANCE DUE BY TAKE ACTION TO PRO- components and neutral- to plaintiff's owner- NOON THE FOLLOW- TECT YOUR PROP- izing chemical agents ship, or any cloud on ING BUSINESS DAY, ERTY, IT MAY BE and industrial chemicals plaintiff's title thereto. AT THE OFFICE OF SOLD AT A PUBLIC present in the material. Defendants. THE TRUSTEE. AT THE SALE. IF YOU NEED DCD is located at 11500 THE STATE OF UTAH PUBLIC HEARING NO- MAIN ENTRANCE TO AN EXPLANATION OF Stark Road, Stockton, TO THE ABOVE- TICE THE TOOELE COUNTY THIS PROCEEDING, Utah. The point of con- NAMED DEFENDANTS: Tooele County Plan- DISTRICT COURT 74 YOU SHOULD CON- tact is D. Troy Johnson You are hereby sum- SUMMONS ning Commission SOUTH 100 EAST, TACT A LAWYER. On (435-833-4198). moned and required to Civil No. 110301114 The Tooele County Plan- TOOELE, UTAH all right, July 26, 2011, at 04:30 DPG is located at Dug- answer the complaint THIRD DISTRICT ning Commission will title, and interest con- PM, James H. Woodall, way Proving Ground in which has been filed with COURT IN AND FOR hold a Public Hearing on veyed to and now held as duly appointed Trus- Tooele County, Utah. the clerk of the above- TOOELE COUNTY, July 6, 201, the Erda by it under said Deed to tee under a Deed of The point of contact is entitled court. Within STATE OF UTAH Township Planning Trust in the the property Trust recorded June 5, Jason Hill (435-831- thirty (30) days after MATTHEW A. FELLER Commission will hold a situated in said County 2008, as Entry No. 3562). service of this summons, AND KATHLEEN M. Public Hearing on July and State described as: 308636, of the Official Copies of the permit ap- you must file your written FELLER, Plaintiffs vs. 13, 2011, and the Pine LOT 63 WESTLAND Records in the office at plication and all related answer with the clerk of TOOELE TITLE COM- Canyon Township will MOBILE ESTATES, the County Recorder of documents will be avail- the court at the following PANY; ENVISION hold a Public Hearing on SUBDIVISION #1 The TOOELE County, State able for public review address: 74 South 100 LENDING GROUP, August 4, 2011 all at street address and other of Utah executed by TY during normal business East, Tooele, Utah, INC.; TAYLOR, BEAN & 7:00 p.m. on the day in- common designation of S. WHITEHOUSE AND hours at the following lo- 84074, and you must WHITAKER, MORT- dicated in the Auditorium the real property de- PENNY G. WHITE- cations: mail or deliver a copy to GAGE CORPORATION; Tuesday June 28,at 2011 the Tooele County scribed aboveTooele is pur- HOUSE,Transcrip HUSBANDt-Bulletin Utah Division of Solid plaintiff's attorney at the MORTGAGE ELEC-b7 Building, 47 South Main, ported to be: 470 Ameri- AND WIFE WILL SELL and Hazardous Waste following address: Frank TRONIC REGISTRA- Tooele, Utah to consider can Way Tooele, UT AT PUBLIC AUCTION Utah Department of En- T. Mohlman, 493 West TION SYSTEMS, INC.; Public Notices thePublic following: Notices Public Notices 84074Public The Noticesundersigned TOPublic THE HIGHEST Notices BID- Public Notices vironmentalPublic NoticesQuality 400Public North, Tooele,Notices Utah BACPublic HOME Notices LOANS Meetings ProposedMeetings vacation of the Trustees TrusteeTrustees disclaims any li- DER, Trustees PAYABLE IN Miscellaneous 195Miscellaneous North 1950 West, 84074.Miscellaneous SERVICING,Miscellaneous LP FKA public right-of-way inter- ability for any incorrect- LAWFUL MONEY OF 2nd Floor If you fail to do so, judg- COUNTRYWIDE HOME PUBLIC NOTICE est in all Class B and D Deadline for public no- ness of the street ad- THE UNITED STATE AT Deadline for public no- Salt Lake City, Utah ment by default may be LOANS SERVICING, NOTICE IS HEREBY roads located on pri- tices is 4 p.m. the day dress and other common THE TIME OF SALE. tices is 4 p.m. the day and taken against you for the LP; RECONTRUST GIVEN THAT the Tooele vately owned land in the prior to publication. designation, if any, SUCCESSFUL BID- prior to publication. Tooele Chemical Stock- relief demanded in the COMPANY, NA; and all City Council will meet in following area: Public notices submit- shown herein. Said sale DERS MUST TENDER Public notices submit- pile Outreach Office complaint. The complaint other persons un- a public hearing and Beginning at the inter- ted past the deadline will be made without A DEPOSIT OF $5,000 ted past the deadline 54 South Main Street is on file with the clerk of known, claiming any Business meeting section of the east will not be accepted. covenant or warranty, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS will not be accepted. Tooele, Utah the court. right, title, estate or in- scheduled for Wednes- right-of-way line of the UPAXLP express or implied, re- TO THE TRUSTEE AT UPAXLP An electronic version of This is an action to quiet terest in, or lien upon day, July 6, 2011 in the Union Pacific Railroad garding title, possession, THE TIME OF SALE, the permit application title to the following de- the real property de- NOTICE OF TRUS- hour of 7:30 PM. The corridor and the north condition, or encum- WITH THE BALANCE PUBLIC NOTICE will be available on the scribed real property lo- scribed in the com- TEE'S SALE meeting will be held at line of the south half of brances, including fees, DUE BY NOON THE Verizon Wireless is pro- Utah Department of En- cated in Tooele County, plaints adverse to the APN: 10-045-0063 TRA: Tooele City Hall in the the south half of Section charges, expenses of FOLLOWING BUSI- posing to build a vironmental Quality State of Utah and Plaintiffs' ownership or Trust No. 11-00218-7 City Council Chambers, 1, T2S, R4W, thence the Trustee and of the NESS DAY, AT THE 108-foot Monopole Tele- home page at www.haz- thereby declare that any clouding this title Loan No. Ref. GARY located at 90 N Main east along said north line trusts created by said OFFICE OF THE TRUS- communications Tower ardouswaste.utah.gov. and all opposing rights, thereto, Defendants. MASCARENAS IMPOR- Street, Tooele, Utah. and the north line of the Deed of Trust, to pay the TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- located in the vicinity of Please notify the Divi- titles, or interest held by THE STATE OF UTAH TANT NOTICE TO Public Hearing on re- south half of the south remaining principle sums TRANCE TO THE Stansbury Parkway, sion of Solid and Haz- the defendants be re- TO THE ABOVE- PROPERTY OWNER quest for municipal dis- half of Sections 5 and 6, of the note(s) secured by TOOELE COUNTY DIS- Stansbury Park, Utah ardous Waste (P.O. Box moved as clouds on NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT connection on parcel T2S, R3W, 2.79 miles, said Deed of Trust. The TRICT COURT 74 84074. Public com- 144880, Salt Lake City, plaintiff's title: You are hereby sum- UNDER A DEED OF numbers 02-141-0-0030 more or less, to the current beneficiary of the SOUTH 100 EAST, ments regarding poten- Utah 84114-4880) if you PARCEL ONE: moned and required to TRUST DATED October & 02-141-0-0032 at the County Line; thence Trust Deed as of the TOOELE, UTAH all right, tial effects from this site would like to be placed Commencing 1 chain answer the complaints, 28, 2007. UNLESS YOU future intersection of along the County Line date of this notice is title, and interest con- on historic properties on the facility mailing list. North and 1.73 chains which have been filed TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Highway 36 and the southerly 7.4 miles, WASHINGTON MU- veyed to and now held may be submitted within For further information, East of the Southwest with the Clerk of the TECT YOUR PROP- Parkway by Cimmarron more or less, to the TUAL BANK FSB The by it under said Deed to 30-days from the date of please call John Waldrip corner of the Northwest above-entitled Court. ERTY, IT MAY BE Investments, LLC and south line of Section 4, record owners of the Trust in the the property this publication to: Mr. at (801) 536-0238. quarter of Section 36, Within thirty (30) days af- SOLD AT A PUBLIC John K. Giles. T3S, R3W; thence along property as of the re- situated in said County Keith O'Connell, In compliance with the Township 5 South, ter service of this sum- SALE. IF YOU NEED Pursuant to the Ameri- the south line of Sec- cording of the Notice of and State described as: 509-998-6691, keith_o Americans with Disabili- Range 6 West, Salt Lake mons, you must file your AN EXPLANATION OF cans with Disabilities tions 4, 5 and 6, T3S, Default are GARY MAS- LOT 712, CARR FORK [email protected]. ties Act, individuals with Base and Meridian, written answer with the THIS PROCEEDING, Act, individuals needing R3W, and continuing CARENAS AND TRACY SUBDIVISION PLAT URS Corporation, 920 special needs (including thence North 8 chains; Clerk of the Court at the YOU SHOULD CON- special accommodations west along the south line MASCARENAS, HUS- SEVEN, ACCORDING North Argonne Road auxiliary communicative thence East 6.82 chains; following address: 74 TACT A LAWYER. On during this meeting of Sections 1 and 2, BAND AND WIFE, AS TO THE OFFICIAL #300, Spokane, WA aids and services) thence South 7.75 South 100 East, Tooele, July 26, 2011, at 4:30 should notify Rachelle T3S, R4W 4.87 miles, JOINT TENANT S PLAT THEREOF ON 99212. Reference 415. should call Brooke chains; thence East 8.16 Utah 84074, and you p.m., James H. Woodall, Custer, Tooele City more or less, to the inter- DATED: June 29, 2011 FILE AND OF RECORD (Published in the Tran- Baker, Office of Human chains; thence South must deliver a copy to as duly appointed Trus- Planner prior to the section with the east James H. Woodall IN THE TOOELE script Bulletin June 28, Resources, at (801) 1.39 chains; thence the Plaintiffs at the fol- tee under a Deed of meeting at (435) right-of-way line of the 10808 River Front COUNTY RECORDER'S 2011) 536-4412 TDD (801) West .25 chains; thence lowing address: 447 843-2130 or TDD (435) Union Pacific Railroad Trust recorded October OFFICE. The street ad- 536-4414. Country Club, Stansbury Parkway, Suite 175 NOTICE North 1.14 chains; 843-2180. right-of-way; thence 29, 1997, as Entry No. dress and other common (Published in the Tran- Park, Utah 84074. South Jordan, Utah The Executive Secretary thence West 14.71 (Published in the Tran- northerly along said 102627, in Book 0477, at designation of the real script Bulletin June 28, If you fail to do so, judg- 84095 (801) 254-9450 of the Utah Solid and chains to the point the script Bulletin June 28, right-of-way line 7.68 Page 0143, of the official property described 2011) ment by default may be JAMES H. WOODALL, Hazardous Waste Con- beginning, containing 2011) miles, more or less, to records in the office at above is purported to be: taken against you for the TRUSTEE Hours: 9:00 trol Board is providing 5.65 acres. Tooele the point of beginning, the County Recorder of 927 North 1380 East SUMMONS relief demanded in the a.m.- 5:00 p.m. notice of hazardous County Property Parcel PUBLIC NOTICE OF approximately 16,208 TOOELE County, State Tooele, UT 84074 The Civil No. 110301058 complaints. The com- P848935 waste permit applica- Number 1-292-4 MEETING AND acres. of Utah executed by undersigned Trustee dis- THIRD DISTRICT plaints are on file with (Published in the Tran- tions received from De- PARCEL TWO: AGENDA CANCELLA- The following Class B GARY MASCARENAS claims any liability for COURT IN AND FOR the Clerk of the Court. script Bulletin June 21, seret Chemical Depot Beginning 1351 feet TION and D roads have been AND TRACY MAS- any incorrectness of the TOOELE COUNTY, This is an action to re- 28 & July 5, 2011) (DCD) and Dugway South of the Northwest The Pine Canyon Plan- excluded from the above CARENAS, JOINT TEN- street address and other STATE OF UTAH scind the promissory Proving Ground (DPG) Corner of Section 36, ning Commission has petition to vacate: Drou- ANT, HUSBAND AND common designation, if O. DARRELL JOHN- note and quiet title to the NOTICE OF TRUS- for the Explosive De- Township 5 South, cancelled their regularly bay Road north of the WIFE WILL SELL AT any, shown herein. Said SON, Plaintiff, vs. following described real TEE'S SALE struction System. The Range 6 West, Salt Lake scheduled Public Meet- Union Pacific Railroad PUBLIC AUCTION TO sale will be made without HEIRS OF MERLIN M. property located in APN: 13-025-0-0712 application was received Base and Meridian, ing on July 7, 2011 at right-of-way to Foothill THE HIGHEST BIDDER, covenant or warranty, JOHNSON; HEIRS OF Tooele County, State of TRA: Trust No. from DCD on May 24, thence running East 989 7:00 p.m. in the audito- Way, Foothill Way, PAYABLE IN LAWFUL express or implied, re- LEOLA B. JOHNSON; Utah and thereby de- 11-00214-7 Loan No. 2011 and from DPG on feet; thence South 300 rium of the Tooele TC03590, Section Line MONEY OF THE garding title, possession, JOHN DOES 1 through clare that any and all op- Ref. TY S. WHITE- June 16, 2011. feet; thence West 989 County Building, 47 Road 6800 N (east of UNITED STATE AT THE condition, or encum- 10; JANE DOES 1 posing rights, titles, or in- HOUSE IMPORTANT The Explosive Destruc- feet; thence North 300 South Main Street, Foothill Way), TC03617, TIME OF SALE. SUC- brances, including fees, through 10; and all terest held by the defen- NOTICE TO PROP- tion System is a hazard- feet to the point of begin- Tooele Utah due to the Pole Canyon Road (west CESSFUL BIDDERS charges, expenses of other persons un- dants be removed re- ERTY OWNER. YOU ous waste treatment unit ning, containing 6.81 lack of an agenda. of Willis Road), Willis MUST TENDER A DE- the Trustee and of the known, claiming any scinding the promissory ARE IN DEFAULT UN- that will be used to treat acres. Tooele County Dated this 21st day of Road south of Pole Can- POSIT OF $5,000 IN trusts created by said right, title, estate, lien note and removing all DER A DEED OF recovered chemical war- Property Parcel Number June, 2011 yon Road to Bates Can- CERTIFIED FUNDS TO Deed of Trust, to pay the or interest in the real clouds on plaintiffs' title: TRUST DATED May 30, fare material by deacti- 1-292-5. CINDY COOMBS, Staff yon Road, TC03626, THE TRUSTEE AT THE remaining principle sums property described in REAL PROPERTY DE- 2008. UNLESS YOU vating any explosive Dated this 3rd day of Support Pine Canyon TC03627, Bates Canyon TIME OF SALE, WITH of the note(s) secured by the complaint adverse SCRIBED AS: TAKE ACTION TO PRO- components and neutral- June, 2011. Planning Commission Road, TC03637, Lower THE BALANCE DUE BY said Deed of Trust. The to plaintiff's owner- LOT 97, GOLF TECT YOUR PROP- izing chemical agents FRANK T. MOHLMAN (Published in the Tran- Oquirrh Bluffs Road NOON THE FOLLOW- current beneficiary of the ship, or any cloud on COURSE ISLAND NO. 3 ERTY, IT MAY BE and industrial chemicals Attorney for Plaintiff script Bulletin June 28, south of TC036367 to ING BUSINESS DAY, Trust Deed as of the plaintiff's title thereto. SUBDIVISION, AC- SOLD AT A PUBLIC present in the material. (Published in the Tran- 2011) Runoff Road, Runoff AT THE OFFICE OF date of this notice is DI- Defendants. CORDING TO THE OF- SALE. IF YOU NEED DCD is located at 11500 script Bulletin June 7, Road, Flood Canyon THE TRUSTEE. AT THE RECT MORTGAGE, THE STATE OF UTAH FICIAL PLAT PUBLIC HEARING NO- AN EXPLANATION OF Stark Road, Stockton, 14, 21 & 28, 2011) Road, Pole Line Road MAIN ENTRANCE TO CORP. The record TO THE ABOVE- THEREOF, AS RE- TICE THIS PROCEEDING, Utah. The point of con- south of the intersection THE TOOELE COUNTY owner of the property as NAMED DEFENDANTS: CORDED IN THE OF- Tooele County Plan- YOU SHOULD CON- tact is D. Troy Johnson SUMMONS of Runoff Road and DISTRICT COURT 74 of the recording of the You are hereby sum- FICE OF THE TOOELE ning Commission TACT A LAWYER. On (435-833-4198). Civil No. 110301114 Flood Canyon Road, SOUTH 100 EAST, Notice of Default are TY moned and required to COUNTY RECORDER. The Tooele County Plan- July 26, 2011, at 04:30 DPG is located at Dug- THIRD DISTRICT Churchwood Drive TOOELE, UTAH all right, S. WHITEHOUSE AND answer the complaint Dated June 9, 2011. ning Commission will PM, James H. Woodall, way Proving Ground in COURT IN AND FOR For questions or to re- title, and interest con- PENNY G. WHITE- which has been filed with Matthew A. Feller and hold a Public Hearing on as duly appointed Trus- Tooele County, Utah. TOOELE COUNTY, view a map of the area veyed to and now held HOUSE, HUSBAND the clerk of the above- Kathleen M. Feller, July 6, 201, the Erda tee under a Deed of The point of contact is STATE OF UTAH described above contact by it under said Deed to AND WIFE AS JOINT entitled court. Within Husband and Wife Township Planning Trust recorded June 5, Jason Hill (435-831- MATTHEW A. FELLER the Tooele County Engi- Trust in the the property TENANTS DATED: June thirty (30) days after (Published in the Tran- Commission will hold a 2008, as Entry No. 3562). AND KATHLEEN M. neering Office Room 113 situated in said County 18, 2011 service of this summons, script Bulletin June 14, Public Hearing on July 308636, of the Official Copies of the permit ap- FELLER, Plaintiffs vs. of the County Building or and State described as: James H. Woodall you must file your written 21, 28 & July 5, 2011) 13, 2011, and the Pine Records in the office at plication and all related TOOELE TITLE COM- call (435) 843-3160 and LOT 63 WESTLAND 10653 River Front answer with the clerk of Canyon Township will the County Recorder of documents will be avail- PANY; ENVISION ask to speak to one of MOBILE ESTATES, Parkway, Suite 290 the court at the following hold a Public Hearing on TOOELE County, State able for public review LENDING GROUP, the planning staff. SUBDIVISION #1 The South Jordan, Utah address: 74 South 100 August 4, 2011 all at of Utah executed by TY during normal business INC.; TAYLOR, BEAN & Find Out What Dated this 16th day of street address and other 84095 (801)12" 254-9450 East, Tooele, Utah, 7:00 p.m. on the day in- S. WHITEHOUSE AND hours at the following lo- WHITAKER, MORT- Your Neighbors June, 2011 common designation of JAMES H. WOODALL, 84074, and you must dicated in the Auditorium PENNY G. WHITE- cations: GAGE CORPORATION; Cindy Coombs, the real property de- TRUSTEE Hours: 9:00 mail or deliver a copy to Are Thinking at the Tooele County HOUSE, HUSBAND Utah Division of Solid MORTGAGE ELEC- Support Staff scribed above is pur- a.m.- 5:00 p.m. plaintiff's attorney at the Building, 47 South Main, AND WIFE WILL SELL and Hazardous Waste TRONIC REGISTRA- O pen Forum (Published in the Tran- ported to be: 470 Ameri- P847899 following address: Frank Tooele, Utah to consider AT PUBLIC AUCTION Utah Department of En- TION SYSTEMS, INC.; Every Tuesday script Bulletin June 21, can Way Tooele, UT (Published in the Tran- T. Mohlman, 493 West the following: TO THE HIGHEST BID- vironmental Quality BAC HOME LOANS TOOELE 28, July 5 & 12, 2011) 84074 The undersigned script Bulletin June 21, 400 North, Tooele, Utah TRANSCRIPT Proposed vacation of the DER, PAYABLE IN 195 North 1950 West, SERVICING, LP FKA Trustee disclaims any li- 28 & July 5, 2011) 84074. BULLETIN public right-of-way inter- ability for any incorrect- LAWFUL MONEY OF 2nd Floor If you fail to do so, judg- COUNTRYWIDE HOME est in all Class B and D ness of the street ad- THE UNITED STATE AT Salt Lake City, Utah ment by default may be LOANS SERVICING, roads located on pri- dress and other common THE TIME OF SALE. and taken against you for the LP; RECONTRUST vately owned land in the designation, if any, SUCCESSFUL BID- Tooele Chemical Stock- relief demanded in the COMPANY, NA; and all following area: shown herein. Said sale DERS MUST TENDER pile Outreach Office complaint. The complaint other persons un- Beginning at the inter- will be made without A DEPOSIT OF $5,000 54 South Main Street is on file with the clerk of known, claiming any section of the east covenant or warranty, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele, Utah the court. right, title, estate or in- right-of-way line of the express or implied, re- TO THE TRUSTEE AT An electronic version of This is an action to quiet terest in, or lien upon Union Pacific Railroad garding title, possession, THE TIME OF SALE, the permit application title to the following de- the real property de- corridor and the north condition, or encum- WITH THE BALANCE will be available on the scribed real property lo- scribed in the com- line of the south half of brances, including fees, DUE BY NOON THE Utah Department of En- cated in Tooele County, plaints adverse to the the south half of Section charges, expenses of FOLLOWING BUSI- vironmental Quality State of Utah and Plaintiffs' ownership or 1, T2S, R4W, thence the Trustee and of the NESS DAY, AT THE home page at www.haz- thereby declare that any clouding this title east along said north line trusts created by said OFFICE OF THE TRUS- ardouswaste.utah.gov. and all opposing rights, thereto, Defendants. and the north line of the Deed of Trust, to pay the TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- Please notify the Divi- titles, or interest held by THE STATE OF UTAH south half of the south remaining principle sums TRANCE TO THE sion of Solid and Haz- the defendants be re- TO THE ABOVE- half of Sections 5 and 6, of the note(s) secured by TOOELE COUNTY DIS- ardous Waste (P.O. Box moved as clouds on NAMED DEFENDANTS: T2S, R3W, 2.79 miles, said Deed of Trust. The TRICT COURT 74 144880, Salt Lake City, plaintiff's title: You are hereby sum- more or less, to the current beneficiary of the SOUTH 100 EAST, Utah 84114-4880) if you PARCEL ONE: moned and required to County Line; thence Trust Deed as of the TOOELE, UTAH all right, would like to be placed Commencing 1 chain answer the complaints, along the County Line date of this notice is title, and interest con- on the facility mailing list. North and 1.73 chains which have been filed southerly 7.4 miles, WASHINGTON MU- veyed to and now held For further information, East of the Southwest with the Clerk of the more or less, to the TUAL BANK FSB The by it under said Deed to please call John Waldrip corner of the Northwest above-entitled Court. south line of Section 4, record owners of the Trust in the the property at (801) 536-0238. quarter of Section 36, Within thirty (30) days af- T3S, R3W; thence along property as of the re- situated in said County In compliance with the Township 5 South, ter service of this sum- the south line of Sec- cording of the Notice of and State described as: Americans with Disabili- Range 6 West, Salt Lake mons, you must file your tions 4, 5 and 6, T3S, Default are GARY MAS- LOT 712, CARR FORK ties Act, individuals with Base and Meridian, written answer with the R3W, and continuing CARENAS AND TRACY SUBDIVISION PLAT special needs (including thence North 8 chains; Clerk of the Court at the west along the south line MASCARENAS, HUS- SEVEN, ACCORDING auxiliary communicative thence East 6.82 chains; following address: 74 of Sections 1 and 2, BAND AND WIFE, AS TO THE OFFICIAL aids and services) thence South 7.75 South 100 East, Tooele, T3S, R4W 4.87 miles, JOINT TENANTS PLAT THEREOF ON should call Brooke chains; thence East 8.16 Utah 84074, and you more or less, to the inter- DATED: June 29, 2011 FILE AND OF RECORD Baker, Office of Human chains; thence South must deliver a copy to section with the east James H. Woodall IN THE TOOELE Resources, at (801) 1.39 chains; thence the Plaintiffs at the fol- right-of-way line of the 10808 River Front COUNTY RECORDER'S 536-4412 TDD (801) West .25 chains; thence lowing address: 447 Union Pacific Railroad Parkway, Suite 175 OFFICE. The street ad- 536-4414. North 1.14 chains; Country Club, Stansbury right-of-way; thence South Jordan, Utah dress and other common (Published in the Tran- thence West 14.71 Park, Utah 84074. northerly along said 84095 (801) 254-9450 designation of the real script Bulletin June 28, chains to the point the If you fail to do so, judg- right-of-way line 7.68 JAMES H. WOODALL, property described 2011) beginning, containing ment by default may be miles, more or less, to TRUSTEE Hours: 9:00 above is purported to be: 5.65 acres. Tooele taken against you for the the point of beginning, a.m.- 5:00 p.m. 927 North 1380 East County Property Parcel relief demanded in the 10.5" approximately my 16,208 friend’sP848935 Tooele, UT 84074 got The mentalNumber 1-292-4 illnesscomplaints. The com- acres. (Published in the Tran- undersigned Trustee dis- PARCEL TWO: plaints are on file with The following Class B script Bulletin June 21, claims any liability for Beginning 1351 feet the Clerk of the Court. and D roads have been 28 & July 5, 2011) any incorrectness of the South of the Northwest This is an action to re- excluded from the above street address and other Corner of Section 36, scind the promissory petition to vacate: Drou- common designation, if Township 5 South, note and quiet title to the bay Road north of the any, shown herein. Said Range 6 West, Salt Lake following described real Union Pacific Railroad sale will be made without Base and Meridian, property located in right-of-way to Foothill covenant or warranty, thence running East 989 Tooele County, State of Way, Foothill Way, express or implied, re- feet; thence South 300 Utah and thereby de- TC03590, Section Line garding title, possession, feet; thence West 989 clare that any and all op- Road 6800 N (east of condition, or encum- feet; thence North 300 posing rights, titles, or in- Foothill Way), TC03617, brances, including fees, feet to the point of begin- terest held by the defen- Pole Canyon Road (west charges, expenses of ning, containing 6.81 dants be removed re- of Willis Road), Willis the Trustee and of the acres. Tooele County scinding the promissory Road south of Pole Can- trusts created by said Property Parcel Number note and removing all yon Road to Bates Can- Deed of Trust, to pay the 1-292-5. clouds on plaintiffs' title: yon Road, TC03626, remaining principle sums Dated this 3rd day of REAL PROPERTY DE- TC03627, Bates Canyon of the note(s) secured by June, 2011. SCRIBED AS: Road, TC03637, Lower said Deed of Trust. The FRANK T. MOHLMAN LOT 97, GOLF Oquirrh Bluffs Road current beneficiary of the Attorney for Plaintiff COURSE ISLAND NO. 3 south of TC036367 to Trust Deed as of the (Published in the Tran- SUBDIVISION, AC- Runoff Road, Runoff date of this notice is DI- script Bulletin June 7, CORDING TO THE OF- Road, Flood Canyon RECT MORTGAGE, 14, 21 & 28, 2011) FICIAL PLAT Road, Pole Line Road CORP. The record THEREOF, AS RE- south of the intersection owner of the property as CORDED IN THE OF- of Runoff Road and of the recording of the FICE OF THE TOOELE Flood Canyon Road, Notice of Default are TY COUNTY RECORDER. Churchwood Drive S. WHITEHOUSE AND Dated June 9, 2011. For questions or to re- PENNY G. WHITE- Matthew A. Feller and view a map of the area HOUSE, HUSBAND Kathleen M. Feller, described above contactTo a friend with mental illness, yourAND caring WIFE ASand JOINT understanding greatly increases Husband and Wife the Tooele County Engi- TENANTS DATED: June (Published in the Tran- neering Office Roomtheir 113 chance of recovery. Visit whatadifference.samhsa.gov18, 2011 for more information. script Bulletin June 14, of the County Building or James H. Woodall 21, 28 & July 5, 2011) call (435) 843-3160 and 10653 River Front ask to speak to oneMental of Illness – What a differenceParkway, a friend Suite makes. 290 the planning staff. South Jordan, Utah Dated this 16th day of 84095 (801) 254-9450 June, 2011 JAMES H. WOODALL, Cindy Coombs, TRUSTEE Hours: 9:00 Support Staff a.m.- 5:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- P847899 script Bulletin June 21, (Published in the Tran- 28, July 5 & 12, 2011) script Bulletin June 21, 28 & July 5, 2011)

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shaped and toothed along the blossomed. The edible part of Wild edges. The green foliage is said this plant is its fleshy roots, continued from page B1 to be a great spinach substitute, eaten by American Indians and with more nutritional value than early Mormon settlers. You’ll in Tooele County — edible or cultivated spinach. find it in fields and on hillsides otherwise. throughout the county. “As long as it’s not poisonous Wild raspberries you can eat just about anything,” Here’s a variety that shouldn’t Wild onions Greenhalgh says of wild plants. be hard to recognize. Wild rasp- The edible bulbs of this plant He’s sampled certain varieties, berries grow in sunny areas and are about what you’d expect, but adds it isn’t something he can potentially be found by only smaller and perhaps more tries on a regular basis. roads or near lakes and streams. potent. The flowers are violet Whether others should eat The plant looks similar to its cul- and cup-shaped, growing out uncultivated plants, Greenhalgh tivated cousins, growing upright from the top of the stem. This says, is dependent on a person’s in groups with prickly stems. variety of onion often grows on knowledge and circumstances. The tart, edible berries grow in gravely hillsides. Be warned, “I think to make a meal off red clusters just like the garden some of the bulbs can be unpal- something you really have to variety, but the fruit is consider- atably strong. know your stuff,” he stresses, ably smaller. since no single trait distinguish- Common mallow es a poisonous plant from an Sego lily Remember eating these as a edible variety. Greenhalgh says Anyone who’s taken Utah kid? You may know them better tasters should be able to eas- history should be familiar with as “cheeses,” a name bestowed ily identify a plant that’s safe for sego lily, the state’s official flow- for the plant’s small round consumption before they con- er. Mormon pioneers ate the fruits which resemble an uncut sider eating it. bulbs for nourishment during cheese. It’s a low, spreading plant It isn’t a task for novices. The the mid-1800s, when plagues of that produces small white or sego lily flower, for example, is crickets were devouring crops. pink blossoms. The plant’s less visually similar to the poisonous The food source was by intro- flattering nickname is “cheese deathcamus before it blooms in duced American Indians, who weed” because, like dandeli- July or August. People have also had long eaten the bulb as a ons, they grow in lawns, gardens mistaken the flower’s toxic bulb Maegan Burr delicacy. The plant’s flower has and about every place else. Still, for wild onion. satin-white pedals with marks don’t be so quick to spray com- Hiking enthusiasts shouldn’t Linden Greenhalgh (right) and his daughter, Ashlee, look up the arrowhead balsomroot that grows around him. The plant’s of gold and red at the center. mon mallow or dig it up. Its tiny expect to live off of native veg- root is edible. It grows along sagebrush foot- fruits are fairly tasty and are said etation, even edible varieties. A hills and valleys where the soil to be highly nutritious. given plant may contain a high vive for a few days, but you’re favorite: Brigham tea, also known alone. In addition to those men- is typically dry and sandy. Bear concentration of certain nutri- not going to fill your stomach.” as Mormon tea. The edible wild tioned above, the following are in mind, sego lily is a state-pro- Those curious about wild ents, but the indigestible fiber What wild plants are worth leaf grows near Vernon, among some edible wild plants com- tected flower. edible plants should keep a few makes wild plants supplemental trying for taste, then? Greenhalgh other places in the county. monly found in Tooele County, things in mind. Any vegetation at best. sees the question as matter of “I regularly steep [soak in hot according to Greenhalgh. Arrowleaved balsomroot should be washed before it’s “You may expend more ener- opinion. water] it and make a tea out of This flower, also known as eaten. Safely tasting any plant gy gathering wild plants than “I’m not a connoisseur of wild it,” Greenhalgh says. “It’s bitter, Lamb’s quarter Mormon biscuit, was a lesser- requires familiarizing yourself from eating them,” cautions plants,” he jokes. but put enough honey and sugar Also called wild spinach, known staple of the Mormon with specific plant varieties. Greenhalgh. “Maybe you’d sur- But he does have a personal in it . . . It’s a unique taste.” this plant grows throughout pioneers. The plant grows arrow- You can learn more by visiting A description of potentially the summer in fields and road- shaped leaves of a grayish-green http://www.ut.nrcs.usda.gov, edible plants might fill a book sides across Utah and beyond. color. Its flowers are a brilliant and other online resources and Sinus Infection? Allergies? consisting of Northern Utah The leaves are semi-diamond yellow and orange when fully publications. Voice Disorders? HOMEFRONT David K. Palmer M.D. Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C The evolution of the sewing machine (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) Ear, Nose & Throat f you are smarter than a fifth- Head & Neck Surgery grader, as the popular TV Allergy & Sinus Ishow says, you may remem- Diane Sagers ber that Elias Howe invented the CORRESPONDENT Voice Disorders sewing machine. Then again, if enough time has passed since you were that age you may not Call 882-6448 to make an appointment remember. However, if you were And you may have known that ever in the fifth grade, chances he patented it in 1846 — even if 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele are good that you knew it then. you have forgotten all of those facts since then. Seamstresses, the sewing �� industry and hobby enthusiasts enjoy the fruits of his labors as they sew up a storm on descen- dants of his first machine. It 4TH OF JULY SIGNS & BANNERS! makes sewing fun. Prior to 1846, sewing was a Perfect for Lowest Prices on All Your Sign Needs hand task. The first sewing needles were made of animal bones Floats! or horns and the thread was animal sinew. Iron needles were invented in the 14th century and Diane Sagers those with eyes appeared in the Machine embroidery is possible even on a fairly simple machine using machine 15th century. embroidery thread, a satin zigzag stitch and a steady hand, but it is much easier Although Elias Howe got the on embroidery machines, which can copy pictures in thread. first American patent for the OUTDOOR VINYL sewing machine, other sewing ent war and is recognized as close to America’s textile mills. machine patents came earlier. the inventor of the first sewing Juki Corporation, which was The difference between them machine. formed in 1964, became the and Howe’s was that his machine That didn’t earn him as much forerunner in industrial over- actually worked. In 1755, a respect in history. Ask any fifth- lock machines. Today, nearly German inventor got a patent grade graduate whether they 200 companies produce these for a machine needle, but no have heard about Howe sewing machines. A dozen of those machine. Did he devise one? machines. Then ask them if they brands have become recognized 4 ft x 8 ft, Thomas Saint, an English have heard of Singer sewing globally. BANNERS! inventor, patented a whole machines. You, like most Americans, may GrommetsGrommets • Hems • Hems 4 ft. x 8 ft. machine in 1790. No one knows The first machines were know this kind of sewing as serg- 2 or more: $95 each if he actually tried out his plan, wonderful. Depending on the ing, but folks in some areas call it but when a machine was built seamstress’s energy level as she 95 overlock or merrowing in honor later using his patent drawings, pumped on the treadle, the $ of the inventors of the machine. it didn’t work. machines stitched fast or slow. It is no wonder that serg- In 1804, Thomas Stone and What a deal! 99 ers hasten the sewing process. James Henderson got a patent Fast and slow are relative for a machine that emulated measures. Starting with the addi- Household sergers sew 800 VehicleVehicle MagnetsMagnets hand sewing. The same year tion of an electric motor, speed to 1,200 stitches per minute. Industrial machines sew up to 12” x 18” • Full Color Your Message Scott John Duncan took the pro- and other improvements have cess higher with an embroidery been continual. Today’s comput- 9,500 stitches per minute. HERE! machine with multiple needles. erized machines do seemingly Anyone who owned an over- $ 00 (2 magnet It doesn’t matter what it looked everything except serve tea and lock machine in the past knows 22 Each minimum) like, because like Stone and crumpets while they play “The the frustration of trying to Henderson’s machine, it didn’t Star-Spangled Banner.” But hold thread the three to four spools work. on… someday they might! of thread through the machine. In 1810, a German, Balthasar Besides the sewing machines Now most have a color-path sys- �� Krems, decided to devise a that now reproduce embroidered tem drawn onto the machine to machine for sewing caps. It pictures, sew an amazing array guide the process. Most recently didn’t work well and he never of functional and decorative a one-touch lever system pretty patented it. stitches or quilt quilts, another much takes care of the process. Yard Signs �� An Austrian tailor was persis- machine is considered a must- Stitches must be correctly bal- 24” x 18” • Full Color tent. He tried several attempts have by sewing enthusiasts. anced on any fabric using any at building a machine and suc- Overlock or serger machines thread. Some machines need 4 mm Rigid Coroplast ceeded in getting a patent in don’t replace a standard sew- manual adjusting but others are Single Side �� 1814. That must have made him ing machine, but their style of fully automated, self-adjusting, 5 signs $8.50 ea. 50 signs $5.05 ea.ea. happy, but unfortunately none of sewing really speeds up sewing or set-the-dial and go. his machines worked. projects producing seams with 10 signs $7.24 ea. 100 signs $4.75 ea.ea. From their beginnings as �� There was one hopeful and finished edges in one operation. single-function, treadle-powered 25 signs $5.85 ea. notable exception to those Sergers and overlock machines and crochet-stitching earlier failed machines. The machines are not really among machines of the 19th century machine worked, but the the “improvements” to Howe’s to today’s computerized and invention was nearly lethal to invention. They began in 1881 Complete self-threading power machines the inventor. A French tailor, with a Connecticut knitting mill — with electronic speed con- Professional Design Barthelemy Thimonnier, built a where J. Makens Merrow and trols, and optional presser feet sewing machine that did a chain his son Joseph first patented a for elastic, shirring, beading, Services Available 24Hour stitch. Not everyone embraced machine for crochet stitching. In this time-saving wonder. A group time, the machine became the tapping, cording and blind hem- Turnaround! of enraged French tailors, fear- overlock sewing machine that ming — millions of seamstresses ing unemployment, burnt down used three spools of thread, then and tailors have saved billions his garment factory and nearly gradually evolved to machines of hours producing clothing and TOOELE 58 N. Main killed Thimonnier in the process. that create numerous overlock other fabric items. The news is TRANSCRIPT 8 am to 6 pm • M-F So much for progress. stitches drawing from four good for the clothing industry Fortunately for many an spools of thread or more. as well as home hobby sewing 882-0050 avid seamstress, Howe didn’t The serger was such an enthusiasts. BULLETIN Elias Howe, J. Makens Merrow, face a fiery inferno. His biggest important addition to the sew- Prices do not include design. Some restrictions may apply. problem was getting his patent ing industry that other machine his son Joseph, and Isaac Singer approved before Isaac Singer manufacturers congregated to would be amazed at what they �� did. Howe won the 9-year pat- the Connecticut-New York area started.