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TOOELE Buffs lose on TRANSCRIPT last-minute field goal See A10 BULLETIN August 21, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 26 50¢ Wetlands under continuing threat from development Plan to protect vital ecological resource has been in the works for five years, but still not in effect by Sarah Miley “We’re losing wetlands at a pretty and city representatives, as well as STAFF WRITER alarming rate in Utah,” he said. “I’ve environmentalists and business lead- Tooele County’s wetlands, which heard figures that we’ve lost half of ers, banded together to form the perform many vital ecological func- our wetlands since the time of settle- Tooele Special Area Management tions, are being encroached upon at ment by pioneers.” Plan. The Tooele SAMP is in the an unprecedented rate as more and Most wetlands in Tooele County are process of developing a long-range more land is gobbled up for homes, located on the county’s northern bor- plan to protect wetland areas. The according to environmentalists. der near the Great Salt Lake. Those group would like a blanket permit “Where the wetlands exist in areas, once destroyed or degraded, that would allow them to pre-deter- Tooele County, there’s a lot of pres- are difficult to reclaim. Also, most mine acceptable uses for wetlands sure for development,” said Jeff Salt, wetland mitigation — creating new inside the rough boundaries of SR- executive director of the Great Salt wetlands somewhere else in place of 138, SR-36 and I-80. Lakekeeper, an environmental group original wetlands — by developers Salt, a member of the SAMP, said that monitors issues facing wetlands isn’t successful, Salt said, because while it’s been a long five-year pro- and the Great Salt Lake. “Wetlands there isn’t adequate long-term man- cess, the SAMP meeting set for this can’t continue to provide their full agement and monitoring after the Thursday could be the last stakehold- value and function if they’re carved mitigation is completed. er meeting before a draft of the plan up into pieces that are surrounded by In 2002, in an effort to define spe- is formulated. Once that draft comes development.” cific areas where development could photography / Troy Boman and could not occur in wetlands, a Wetlands border a new real estate development north of SR-138. Environmentalists say new Salt said Tooele County is part of a SEE WETLANDS PAGE A5 statewide trend. collection of federal, state, county home building is encroaching upon Tooele County’s wetlands at an unprecedented rate. Companies eye Gas prices drop almost 50 cents over summer months Several local stations selling below average statewide cost, but experts expect to see a rise in prices soon new racetrack by Mark Watson Maverik Country Store through the spring after hit- refined fuel. which is increasing the sup- STAFF WRITER and 7-Eleven on Tooele’s ting a low for the year back The state is not depen- ply of gasoline and lower- Gas prices in Utah have Main Street. It was $2.75 in February when the aver- dent on oil from the Middle ing prices. plummeted 50 cents to at Walker’s Phillips 66 and age price for a gallon of East, South America or “Demand has not exceed- industrial zone $2.79 per gallon over the $2.72 and the Flying J Travel regular was at $2.09. Prices Asia, according to Dustin ed supply so this has kept by Mark Watson last three months after hit- Plaza in Lake Point. jumped 70 cents per gallon Coupal of UtahGasPrices. prices down,” she said. “In STAFF WRITER ting a record high for the Utah’s prices are right at in March and then topped com. addition, there has not been Tooele County is primed and ready to year of $3.26 per gallon the national average and out at $3.26 in May. “Almost all oil used in a lot of unrest such as hur- lure major companies to a newly created back on May 25, according 24th lowest in the coun- Utah AAA spokesperson Utah is produced in Utah, ricanes or natural disasters industrial zone near Miller Motorsports to UtahGasPrices.com. try. UtahGasPrices.com Rolayne Fairclough said Wyoming, Colorado and recently, so supplies have Park, according to county and state busi- The average price for a expects Utah gas prices to the price decrease is due to Western Canada,” Coupal been very steady.” ness leaders. gallon of regular gasoline in begin to increase while in increasing supply, as Utah said. Coupal said the number Economic Development Corporation of the state this week is $2.79. some states decreases are refineries were able to com- Fairclough believes that of refineries located in Utah Utah spokesperson Tauni Everett said con- Lowest price in Tooele on expected. plete repairs this summer consumers are also cut- helps keep fuel prices in Prices skyrocketed to increase the supply of ting back on consumption, fidentiality agreements do not allow EDCU Monday was $2.73 at the SEE GAS PAGE A8 to issue statements about clients until they commit, but she said there is major interest from companies wanting to operate near MMP. “What I can tell you is that we’re working with clients in the high-tech industry such as advanced composites and the automotive industry,” Everett said. “Miller Motorsports Park gives them a place to test.” County economic advisor Nicole Cline said two companies are close to finaliz- ing agreements to begin operations near MMP. “Tooele County is turning into a hotbed for heavy-duty manufacturing, which is good because these companies pay higher wages,” Cline said. “In fact, this is what we “We’re working with clients in the high- tech industry such as advanced composites and the automotive photography / Maegan Burr Grantsville City Attorney Ron Elton works in his office in a portable trailer behind city hall. Due to overcrowding in city hall, Elton moved to the trailer in January industry.” when he became the city’s full-time attorney. TAUNI EVERETT Economic Development Corporation of Utah Lack of space pinching Grantsville government are focusing on in Tooele County. Some by Joshua Figueira “My concern is for the safety of people in my office, and there’s Elton’s “office” is a portable areas of the state want financial institu- STAFF WRITER the jurists. There’s no real barrier not enough room for everyone,” trailer equipped with a desk, tions or call centers to come in, but those The city attorney’s office is between them and the rest of the she said. phone, computer and small wait- companies do not pay as high as manufac- a portable trailer in a parking court.” That was a common theme ing area for clients. Ideally, he said, turing.” lot. The detective’s office at the In fact, there’s no barrier at all. while Grantsville City Recorder his office would be in Grantsville Utah, overall, is experiencing increased police station doubles as a tem- When court is in session the jury Jeremy Walker was making rec- City Hall along with the rest of interest from out-of-state companies seek- porary detention room for juve- sits in a row of folding chairs just ommendations to the council the city’s government, but for now ing new locations. At a meeting last week, nile offenders. The city council to the side of the main gallery, about how to handle the space he’s content to have any space EDCU listed Allegheny Technologies and meets in the courtroom, or court which is also comprised of fold- crunch at city hall. to call his own — which is more Syracuse Castings West as two of its sig- is held in the chambers of the ing chairs. The judge’s seat and “With the rapid growth in than some city employees have. nificant “wins” during the past fiscal year city council, depending on who the witness stand are part of the Grantsville, we’re experiencing an “Both of our sergeants share ending in June. Both companies are build- you ask. Any way you look at it, same conference table, which is increasing demand for services,” an office,” said city Grantsville ing plants in Tooele County this year. office space for a growing city separated from the gallery by a Walker told the council. “We need Police Chief Daniel Johnson. Allegheny is building near U.S. Magnesium government is in short supply in thin partition that resembles a more space to accommodate that “And that’s just the beginning. at Rowley, where it will produce sponge Grantsville. staircase banister. demand.” We store ammo and other equip- titanium to be used in the aerospace indus- “We need more space, plain and “This room wasn’t really Walker suggested several ment in our evidence room, our try. Syracuse Castings West, at Tooele simple,” said City Court Judge designed to be a courtroom,” said options for procuring more space, detective’s office is an interview Commercial Park on Vine Street, manu- Mary Saxon. “The city has done Saxon “We need to improve the including purchasing more trail- room, temporary detention room, factures iron castings for drainage grates, the best they can, but space is safety of the room.” ers like the one that currently fingerprint lab and storage facil- manhole covers and other products in the definitely an issue.” Saxon said in addition to houses city attorney Ron Elton. ity. We’ve got stuff in every corner construction industry. Saxon said her main concern improving security in the court- “It doesn’t bother me,” Elton of this place.” “Allegheny, in particular, is a major coup is safety, and that’s what she told room the city needs a safe place said of the current arrangement, Johnson even went so far as to for us. The company is a top performer in members of the city council when to keep defendants and witnesses “But when people need to inter- submit to the city council space waiting to testify, and she could act with me it’s an inconvenience, requirements for new department the S&P 500,” Everett said. she spoke before them at last also benefit from having larger especially when they have to facilities. Jeff Edwards, president and CEO of week’s council meeting. chambers. make the trek out to my office in UDCUtah, said he is impressed with the “The courtroom barely meets the state standards,” Saxon said. “Sometimes I have to meet with the snow or rain.” SEE SPACE PAGE A8

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Utah’s coal towns are used to heartache Local Weather HUNTINGTON, Utah (AP) Tue — The peach-striped cliffs in 91/63 central Utah’s coal country 8/21 have been both a blessing and Mostly sunny skies. High 91F. a source of heartache for more Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph. than a century. While the cluster of coal towns along the Wasatch Plateau aren’t the most acci- Wed dent-prone in the country — in 92/64 Illinois, 230 miners died in 8/22 two separate mine explosions More sun than clouds. Highs in the in 1947 and 1951 — tragedy low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. seems to find this place again and again. Seven years ago a miner was crushed to death by a shut- Thu tle car at the nearby Skyline 90/63 Mine. Four years before that, 8/23 a miner was killed when he Times of sun and clouds. Highs in was struck by a coal burst at the low 90s and lows in the low the Aberdeen Mine in nearby 60s. Deadman Canyon. And then there was the ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Wilberg Mine fire. Twenty- Service seven miners died in the blaze on Dec. 19, 1984. Officials Temps / Precipitation called it the worst mining disaster since 1972. Date High Low (prec./inches) Susan Howard, 43, said she Aug. 16 97 70 can still feel the pain when Aug. 17 97 73 trace she learned her husband Brian Aug. 18 90 66 .16 died in the Wilberg fire. “It’s Aug. 19 93 65 .02 still there, right in the gut.” Aug. 20 89 59 Howard recalled how Brian Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer had hobbled off to work that for the National Weather Service, reports morning, his broken leg still that his recording station at 139 S. Main healing from an accident in the received 0 inches of precipitation between mine. He’d taken six months Aug. 16 and 20 and a total of .57 inches in AP photo / Jae C. Hong August. off of work — too much — and For the water year, which began Oct. told the doctors to rip the cast Richard Strickler, assistant secretary of the Department of Labor and director of the Mine Safety and Health Administration, leaves after speak- 1, 2006, Tooele has received 14.23 inches off. ing at a news conference at the entrance to the Crandall Canyon Mine on Sunday. At far right is Rob Moore, vice president of Murray Energy. of precipitation. The normal for the year is “The doctor let us do it Officials extinguished nearly all hope of finding any of the six miners alive on Sunday, nearly two weeks after the men were trapped in a violent 19.09 inches of precipitation. because we had no money,” collapse deep with the mine. Pollen Count Howard said. “I just begged rescuers trying to tunnel it might get them to the min- what the miners might have planet. You’re absolutely lim- him not to go.” through to the missing six — ers. But after the drill broke felt, said Allred’s son-in-law, ited. Everything is right in your The Intermountain Allergy and It took 11 months for officials once again plunged the com- through Saturday and a micro- Mike Marasco. face. The coal is right there, Asthma pollen count for Aug. 21, 2007, to return her husband’s work munity into a helplessness and phone was sent into the mine “It’s not even close to being is as follows: the darkness, the equipment, Grass — Extremely Low clothes, she said. “I could still despair that reminded many of cavity, there was only silence. in the mine, but it’s something,” Chenopods — Extremely High smell it, the death,” she said. Wilberg. The families have been wait- Marasco said. the other guys.” Ragweed — Moderate Howard said she still doesn’t The underground rescue ing for news at the junior high Allred’s son, Cody, 32, said Cody left in 2000 and found Sagebrush — Extremely Low know what started the fire. operation was suspended in Huntington. The children he understood. Like many in Mold — High a new life in the construction The collapse Aug. 6 at indefinitely. Crews drilled a of one of the miners, Kerry central Utah, Cody followed business in Salt Lake City. Crandall Canyon that trapped fourth hole into the mine near Allred, tried sleeping on the his father into the mines, and Subscriber Service six men — followed by a sec- where some unidentified vibra- hard floor for part of the week. he knows the risks. “I have no desire to go back,” If you haven’t received your newspa- ond cave-in that killed three tions were recorded, hoping The idea was to somehow feel A coal mine “is a different he said. per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. 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TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Sheriff appoints veteran cop to be No. 2 in office by Suzanne Ashe Sheriff Frank Park said pro- just about every position there is. STAFF WRITER moting North was an easy choice He did a very admirable job with Lt. Duke North, a 25-year law to make. the detective division and we had enforcement veteran, was promot- “Ron Matekel did an exception- some really major cases during ed to chief deputy at the Tooele al job, but he retired to explore County Sheriff’s Office yesterday. other opportunities,” Park said. his time. I know he’ll do a great North, 49, has headed up the “Duke has been with the depart- job.” department’s investigations divi- ment for a long time and filled [email protected] sion for the past five years. He will fill the vacancy left by Chief Deputy Ron Matekel, who retired last month. As chief deputy, North will oversee the day-to-day operations of the department, supervise more than 90 people and step in as acting sheriff when Sheriff Frank Park is away. North, whose given name is Donald but was nicknamed Duke by his grandfather when he was young, said, “The philosophy of the department is that we are out there to help people.” North’s goals include running the office efficiently and never forgetting that when someone calls the sheriff’s office they are asking for help. North will also be assisting deputies in the field. “I hope I won’t be sitting behind a desk,” he said. He will also work to keep the lines of communication open Gear up for school with all with several other agencies in the of your electronic needs county. photography / Troy Boman The sheriff’s department patrols Duke North stands in front of a U.S. Marine poster in his office at the Tooele County Courthouse. North, a at Radio Shack. over 7,000 square miles of unin- 28-year veteran of the Marines, is the newly appointed chief deputy of the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office. ú corporated area in the county. mat coordinator, county fire war- While in the corps, North iPods drug-related, methamphetamines Even townships, such as Rush den and corrections officer at the reached the rank of sergeant ú Valley, that should have their own being the number one drug in Calculators jail. major, and his military service law enforcement but don’t fall the valley. They also investigate a ú Cell Phones number of suicides. His family has a varied military recognition includes a combat under the sheriff’s jurisdiction. ú “It’s our job to respond to every- Since he was a boy, he wanted service history. North chose to action ribbon and bronze and sil- Satellite Radio one the same,” North said. to help others, North said. join the Marines when he was a ver stars, plus a long list of other ú Digital Cameras In addition to patrolling the Over the past quarter of a cen- teenager because he thought the commendations. GET HOMEWORK DONE ú county, the sheriff’s office has tury North has been with Tooele Marines looked “tough,” and he He is married to his high school MP3 Players WITH LIGHTNING SPEED. close to 100 open cases at any County, he has served as a patrol was taught by his father to always sweetheart Shere. They have two ú Computer Routers FAST WIRELESS INTERNET given time. Many of the cases are officer, SWAT team member, haz- strive for the best. children and two grandchildren. and Accessories WIRELESSBEEHIVE.COM!

Shop for School and Sign up for Fast Wireless Internet Service Now at: Schools reinventing menu to push nutrition Radio Shack by Joshua Figueira “We really work hard at making plier, said it’s not unusual for the “Parents need to pull their kids 500 N Village Blvd • Stansbury Park • Phone 83-SHACK STAFF WRITER the food healthy, but appealing,” district to spend between $15,000 away from the computer, turn off At a time when childhood obe- said Roberts. “It’s a difficult task. to $20,000 a week on food. the TV and get them active,” said The kids can be very picky eaters.” “As of July 1, they’ve spent over sity is running rampant and school Roberts. “Without encouragement lunch programs are coming under Which leads to another of the $68,000 dollars on food, and school from parents, we can only do so increasing scrutiny, Tooele County district’s big challenges, vending hasn’t even started yet,” he said. School District officials say they machines. That might sound like a lot of much.” are making the grade in terms of “If a school is serving food the money, said Hoffelmeyer, but when [email protected] providing nutritious food for stu- kids don’t like, they’ll just turn to you consider that the district serves dents. vending machines instead,” said 8,000 lunches and 2,000 breakfasts Recently, Utah’s school lunch Roberts. “We’ve been working each day, it’s easy to see how costs programs have come under fire to get vending machines out of can add up. for lax nutritional standards and schools completely, but that’s hard “A family of four might go to an abundance of fatty, fried foods. to do. At least we have made some Costco and buy a 3- to 5-pound bag According to the School Food progress on limiting what items of chicken nuggets, where as the Report Card published by the can be in machines and when they district will buy 25 to 50 cases of Center for Science in the Public can be sold.” chicken nuggets, and that’s for one Take this to heart Interest, Utah public schools got For instance, 50 percent of meal,” said Hoffelmeyer. “Buying an “F” when it comes to nutrition. all vending machine items in the food in those types of quantities The failing grade was a result of schools must be juice products. can get mighty pricey.” Mountain West “failing to go above and beyond And vending machines can only be But price, said Roberts, is the the basic standards established by turned on before and after school, least of her concerns. the United States Department of never during lunch. Also, Roberts is “The food service program Agriculture,” which the organiza- hoping to install fresh fruit buffets pretty much pays for itself,” said tion called “weak and out of date.” in lunchrooms in the hopes that Roberts. “We generate more than Elva Roberts, director of food kids will fill up on healthy snacks enough revenue to cover our costs. Medical Center services for the Tooele County at lunch, curbing their appetites for What we’re worried about the most School District, agreed that the more unhealthy fare. The system is nutrition, and the health of our USDA guidelines are imperfect, but is far from perfect, but it’s give and kids.” contrary to the report, which did take, said Roberts. Of particular concern to Roberts not audit Tooele County Schools “We have to make some compro- is the nationwide childhood obesi- when giving Utah its grade, she mises, it’s better to have kids get ty epidemic. A recent study by the welcomes its insists Tooele County’s food ser- some nutrition than to have them Center for Disease Control found vice program is going far beyond eat nothing but candy and pop,” that nearly 1 in 5 school age chil- the minimum requirements. said Roberts. “It’s not easy, but I dren are severely overweight. “We’re doing all we can to ensure think we manage pretty well.” “I’m concerned about the health that kids get the most nutritious Not only is it not easy, it’s not of our kids,” said Roberts. “We’re first full-time meals possible,” she said. cheap, either. doing everything we can to help Roberts said the district has According to a recent federal manage the problem, but we aren’t undertaken several initiatives to consumer expenditure survey, the solely responsible.” further nutrition in schools, includ- average family of four spends just Schools can help by moni- ing making most meals from over $5,900 a year on food. Roberts toring nutrition standards and scratch, putting salad bar-style spends more than three times that implementing regular recess cardiologist and physical exercise programs, fresh fruit and vegetable buffets in much every week. “And we buy in Robert J. Garr, D.O., F.A.C.C. lunchrooms across the district, and bulk,” she said. but ultimately Roberts said it’s removing deep fat fryers from all Tim Hoffelmeyer of Nicholas and up to parents to make sure their ountain West Medical Center is pleased to an internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship schools except one, Tooele High. Co., the district’s primary food sup- kids stay active and healthy. “We’re leading the brigade when announce the arrival of cardiologist Robert at Wilford Hall Medical Center in San Antonio, TX. it comes to making sure we feed Garr, D.O., the first full-time, board-certified Dr. Garr just completed a three-year U.S. Air the students healthy food,” she M said. “But you’ve also got to be cardiologist to open a practice in Tooele County. Force commitment at Scott Air Force Base in O’Fallon, realistic. You can’t feed the kids Dr. Garr offers diagnostic services such as heart IL. There he served as chief of cardiology and chief of something they won’t eat.” Roberts said kids almost always catheterizations and angiography, echocardiograms, intensive care. He also served as a principal physician prefer more unhealthy foods like electrocardiograms, stress testing and other procedures on an Air Force Critical Care Transport Team flying hamburgers, french fries and des- related to heart health. His new practice, Oquirrh critically-wounded troops from Iraq to U.S. bases outside serts. “That means we have to get cre- Cardiology, is located next to Mountain West Medical of the war zone. He has also served as a locum tenens ative with the food we make,” said Center at 196 E. 2000 North, Suite 106. cardiologist in Salem, OR. Roberts. “It sounds bad, but sometimes you have to trick them into “It’s exciting for me to provide diagnostic Both Dr. Garr and his wife, Maurie, were born and eating healthier foods. Most of the cardiology care so local patients don’t have to drive to raised in southern Idaho. The couple and their four time they don’t know the difference, and often we find they actu- Salt Lake anymore for those services,” said Dr. Garr. children are delighted to live near family again. ally prefer the healthy food.” Dr. Garr graduated from Ricks College in 1991 “I look forward to serving the community, and One of the foods that Roberts “tricks” kids into eating is called in pre-medicine, and then Idaho State University in I am committed to provide patients with quality beetnick cake. 1994 with a degree in biochemistry. Four years later cardiology care close to their home,” he said. “It looks just like regular choco- late cake, but you replace the short- he graduated as a doctor of osteopathic medicine from Dr. Garr is fluent in conversational Spanish. For an ening with beets,” said Roberts. Western University in Pomona, CA. In 2004 he completed appointment call his office today at 435-843-3643. “We did a taste test, and the kids actually preferred the beetnick cake, which is much healthier.” Another way the district has tried to improve health standards is by baking rather than frying most foods. And when foods are photography / Maegan Burr Most Insurances Accepted JoAnne Hunt portions out cookie dough Tuesday morning in the fried, it’s in cooking oil that is low 196 East 2000 North, Suite 106 • Tooele, UT 84074 • (435) 843-3643 in trans fat. Grantsville High School kitchen. The school district is working to improve the nutritional content of its menu. A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 Are you frustrated Erda sixth-grader relishes role in ‘Daddy Day Camp’ by Natalie Tripp with your CORRESPONDENT Dallin Boyce is no rookie when it comes to acting in front child? of a camera. After all, the 11- year-old from Erda has been doing commercials since he was 6 years old. But Boyce has been finding newfound fame, at least locally, since Blue Star Pictures released “Daddy Day Camp” in theaters on Aug. 8. THEN THE LOVE AND LODGIC “Daddy Day Camp,” a sequel to “Daddy Day Care” was direct- FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD ed by Fred Savage, star of the PARENTING CLASS IS FOR YOU! hit television series the “Wonder Years.” The film stars Cuba Gooding Jr. and Paul Rae, and When: Every Tuesday night starting picks up right where its predeces- Aug. 28th until Oct. 2nd, 2007 sor left off with two middle-aged men, Charlie Hinton (Gooding) Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm and Phil Ryerson (Rae), trying Where: Tooele County Health Department to manage a summer camp while 151 N. Main Street in Tooele taking a break from their day- care business. Cost: $15.00 Boyce plays the character of Max Ryerson, the son of Rae’s TO REGISTER, CALL THE character. Max lacks the sense HEALTH DEPARTMENT AT of smell. “I loved watching how every- HEALTH DEPARTMENT thing came together, and it was 843-2310 so much fun to be on the set,” Sponsored by: Youth Abstinence Project, Department of Workforce Services, and the Tooele County Health Department said Boyce. “We shared a lot of laughs, and I was able to do a lot of funny things with a skunk because my character couldn’t The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! smell anything.” Boyce landed the role of Max TOOELETRANSCRIPT when his agent heard about the ULLETIN movie. He auditioned for all the B available parts for boys and was excited when he received the FLAG

photo courtesy of Tauna Boyce FOOTBALL Dallin Boyce with co-star Cuba Gooding Jr. on the set of “Daddy Day Camp.” The Erda sixth-grader played Max Ryerson, a character with no sense of smell. The movie was filmed in Big Cottonwood Canyon last Adult 7 on 7 • Saturdays starting Sept. 8 year.

call to play Max Ryerson. watched the movie for the first it. I’m pretty sure he’ll be a direc- $ “We filmed the movie in Big time it was difficult to enjoy it tor someday.” 200 Cottonwood Canyon last August because I would remember what and September,” he said. “I really it was like when they were film- per team liked working with Fred Savage. ing that day. The second time I He just likes to hang out with was able to sit back and relax.” kids. My favorite thing about The Erda sixth-grader plans to being in a movie was watching keep his acting career up as long how it was put together. It was as he can. cool to see myself on screen.” “I just like everything about Parents Art and Tauna Boyce it,” he said. “Especially all the were thrilled to see their son do different characters.” well in something he loves. His parents will be there to “We put him in a few acting support him just as long as he classes when he was younger to keeps it under control. build confidence because he was “It’s nice to see him do some- really shy,” said Tauna Boyce. thing that he enjoys, and it’s “After a few weeks we noticed something he wants to do. I that he was having fun with it don’t know if he would enjoy it photo courtesy of Tauna Boyce and wanted to do more. It’s been if we were the ones to push it,” Erda actor Dallin Boyce takes a Tauna said. “As long as it doesn’t fun to watch him. His personal- break on the set of “Daddy Day ity on screen is so different than end up running his life, I’ll con- Camp” during filming last year. what he is at home. As a parent, tinue to let him do it. He likes The film, the sequel to “Daddy one of us had to be on set with to be behind the camera just as Day Care,” was released in the- Call Jeff 435.241.0057 him all the time, and when I much as he likes to be in front of aters on Aug. 8.

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A crowd of children had story “The Notorious Jumping The effort, though impressive, they use the water to breath, they 499 Frog of Calaveras County,” this gathered to choose a winning was about half the length of the absorb water through their skin,” and UP humid drama was no fiction. It current world record holder Lee frog from dozens fished out of a she said. played out Saturday for the sec- Giudici with his frog Rosie the five-gallon container. With sweat Forrest echoed his mom’s ond time in as many years dur- Ribbiter — a whopping 21-foot-5 words and added that when tox- pouring down their brows, the ing the annual Stansbury Days 3/4-inch leap that has stood since kids took turns kneeling over ins build up in the water, that celebration on the shores of 1986. translates to mutations in frogs their frogs on the damp grass and Stansbury Lake. There was a tie for second pounding the ground beside their such as additional back legs. The frogs had been netted from place with 10 foot jumps by The Johnsons have been chosen amphibian, or rubbing its the lake in the pre-dawn hours by Landon Whitback’s No Name and observing the frogs in the lake behind — anything to coax a win- event coordinator and frog expert Clarissa Desomer’s Hoppers. ever since their arrival. And ning leap. The frogs got three Jessica Johnson. Coming in last was a frog although Jessica Johnson has Fully consecutive jumps with judges The winner, with a 10-foot-3- named Fredrick who didn’t even never been to the Calaveras Frog recording the longest of the three. inch jump, was Goliath, a frog budge. Automatic Jumping Contest held in Angels The long-jumping frogs Camp, Calif., each May, she said appeared in Stansbury Lake four it would be “a dream.” The Fastest Parts and Service for All Imports. or five years ago, and may have been brought from Calaveras [email protected] County, Calif., the frog jumping capital made famous by the story that launched Twain’s literary career in 1865. “They were probably brought here as tadpoles and then dumped in the lake by someone who didn’t NOTICE OF PROPOSED expect them to live out the winter,” Johnson said. TAX INCREASE But the frogs not only lived, they thrived in the artificially-col- NORTH TOOELE COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT ored waters of the man-made lake. Saturday the frogs were treated like star athletes, although there The North Tooele County Fire District is were three amphibian fatalities during the event. Two of the ani- proposing to increase its property tax revenue. mals died before the event began photography / Meagan Burr and another just after it was put Frog jumping contest organizer, Jessica Johnson (middle), signs kids back in the pond. up along with their newly named frogs for the second-annual Stansbury In addition to marking the • If the proposed budget is approved this would Days frog jumping contest on Saturday. length of each leap, Johnson shared with the participants just be an increase of 21.92% above the North Tooele County Fire District property will take over. can be found in the wetlands Wetlands “Who knows, Skull Valley of Tooele County. Snowy plo- tax budgeted revenue for the prior year. continued from page A1 may be the next sprawl area,” vers, ibis, herons, Canada he said. “Right now, it’s not geese, ducks and avocets, as out, there will be a public even on the horizon, but we well as other birds like kill- • The North Tooele County Fire tax on a comment period followed by didn’t think the Tooele Valley deer, meadowlarks and black- the release of a final draft of would be such a fast-grow- birds can be found here. $166,600.00 residence would increase from the document. ing community 30 years ago “It’d be nice if we developed $26.66 to $29.41 which is $2.75 per year. Nicole Cline, Tooele County either.” these wetlands into a tourist economic development advi- Education is key when it attraction and then developed sor, said, “Hopefully it [the comes to wetlands, Salt said, a very managed way to attract • The North Tooele County Fire tax on a plan] will enhance the wet- adding wetland education is tourists and guide them along lands, and if nothing else now part of the fourth-grade boardwalks and let people $166,600.00 business would increase from bring wetland issues to the curriculum statewide. enjoy a relationship with the attention of people and pre- “We have fourth-grade stu- wildlife by preserving the wet- $48.48 to $53.48 which is $5.00 per year. vent someone from going in dents learning more about lands and enhancing them,” wetlands than we have adults Salt said. and unknowingly causing damage.” Cline said any wetlands plan “We’re losing wetlands at a pretty North Tooele County Fire District property tax would eventually have to be alarming rate in Utah. I’ve heard approved by the county com- revenue from new growth and other sources will mission and would become figures that we’ve lost half of our part of the Tooele County increase from $218,081.00 to $265,879.00. General Plan. She also said wetlands since the time of settlement there has been discussion that by pioneers.” a SAMP committee may be All concerned citizens are invited to a public formed to oversee the permit- JEFF SALT ting process for future proj- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE GREAT SALT LAKEKEEPER hearing on the tax increase to be held on August ects impacting wetlands. Salt said the creation of the compromising that resource Wetlands not only con- 23, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. at the Lake Point Fire Sta- SAMP was due largely to the for future generations,” he tribute to local economies, proposed Midvalley Highway, said. “But by the time those but they serve as flood con- tion, 1528 Sunset Road, Lake Point, UT. To ob- which is still being planned. fourth-graders can control trol areas and filter polluted “The highway would cut the political process, the wet- water. tain more information regarding the tax increase, right through the middle of the lands will be so debilitated “We can’t just simply pre- wetlands area,” he said. “This that there won’t be much left serve the Great Salt Lake citizens may contact the North Tooele County is also problematic because it in terms of wetland function where the water ends, because would just add more oppor- for them to enjoy.” the lake ecosystem depends Fire District at (435) 882-6730. tunity for urban sprawl. We Salt said many people, not only where the shoreline need to think about growing including government offi- of the lake is, but the wet- up, not out. Right now, there cials, don’t understand the lands that are on the margins Published in the Transcript Bulletin are too many opportunities importance of wetlands and around the lake,” Salt said. for small-time home builders how they contribute to the “The value to the community August 9, 14, 16 & 21, 2007 to get in the game and make a local economy. that wildlife brings is hard quick buck.” Wetlands are the primary for some people to appreciate, Salt said at some point a locations to go birdwatching but there is value.” line must be drawn or sprawl and a variety of shore birds [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Appraisals may delight some, but society should be wary Many homeowners are excited by the news that the county has re-assessed property values, bumping homes in most neighborhoods up 15 percent to 30 percent. The news is another affirmation — along with hard sales data from the Wasatch Front Multiple Listing Service and anecdotal evidence from real estate pros — that homeowners bought in the right place at the right time, and that their investment is appreciating at a nice clip. But while steadily increasing property values are typically to be desired, it’s the rate of increase that can be worrisome. Skyrocketing prices have proven to be severely destabilizing on a societal level in many parts of the country and even here in Utah. Perhaps the most insidious side-effect of a real estate boom is the way it can break up generational communities by putting the squeeze on the oldest and youngest members of society. For the elderly, many of whom are on fixed incomes and have no intention of selling their homes, rising property values simply mean rising property taxes — an added financial burden. And seniors who own family farms or vacant lots are pressured to sell by their land- rich, cash-poor situation. Suddenly, that alfalfa field that nobody gave a second thought to for years — but was very much a part of the rural feel of the valley — has to be sold to a developer because it has become an unaffordable luxury. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR At the other end of the spectrum, young people who are not already vested in the market can have a hard time buying in as home Keep poplars popular ers must evidently endure it. We also prices race out of reach. That precipitates some tough lifestyle Used to be that tall, stately Lombardy recently experienced having to conduct choices: Does a young person spend a disproportionate amount of Poplars were the signature trees of business at the Tooele City complex. LETTER CONTEST their income on housing so they can live near family, or do they move virtually every village in Utah. No lon- There was none of this style of litera- away where homes are more affordable? Can they go into the profes- ger so. Because they die relatively ture, and we were very impressed with Each month, the Transcript- sion they really want or do they have to be attorneys and hedge fund quickly, they’ve been replaced by other the professionalism displayed there. As Bulletin will select the best letter of brokers in order to own a home here? Can they afford marriage and species. But they still grow them in both a retired law enforcement officer the month and reprint it in the first children? Lombardy, located in Northern Italy and and a military man, I am not a stuffed Open Forum page of the following These may sound like ridiculously dire scenarios but they are Switzerland. I’ve been impressed by the shirt. I enjoy some of the creative humor month. The winning letter writer playing out in many of the hottest housing markets in the nation large number of Lombardy Poplars that that I see portrayed in good taste. As will receive a free one-year subscription to the newspaper. The sub- right now. In some urban areas, the cost of housing creates a social were planted 25 years ago in the new my short presence in the County office climate where renting, living alone and working 60 hours a week scription can be transferred or used Tooele County residential community was with my wife, I did not endeavor to are the norm. Even here in Utah, rising property values are having to renew a present subscription. of Stansbury Park. During a recent trip correct the lack of respect this sign con- a significant social impact. Take St. George, for example, where an to Stansbury Park, I noticed that the veyed in the fashion to which my enlist- influx of baby boomer retirees, many with no connection to the area, poplars are beginning to die back. When ed mentality prompted. It has, however, have priced young, local teachers and police officers out of town. living in Switzerland, I asked a local in the past been my policy to remove LETTERS POLICY That exodus, in turn, hampers broader economic development and resident how they kept their poplars with single digital the largest booger of pushes the town further toward becoming a service center for the The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- alive for so long. I was told that as soon which I am capable and apply it to such rich, like Palm Springs or Boca Raton. ters to the editor from readers. Letters as they notice the small side branches signs forthwith. This gives me great sat- A healthy community is one that takes into account the needs of must be no longer than 250 words, starting to die back, they trim them all isfaction, almost as much as a letter to all members of society. And that requires a vision that goes beyond the editor. It might be noted that many civil in tone, written exclusively for being delighted that you personally can sell your home for 30 percent back to the central trunk that very fall. the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- Next spring a whole new crop of side such biological attachments throughout more than you could a year or two ago. our fair city have been generated by the nied by the writer’s name, address and branches appears, renewing the life of undersigned. phone number. Priority will be given to the whole tree. Some of the large cen- letters that refer to a recent article in Ralph E. Pierce GUEST OPINION tral trunks in Lombardy are two feet or the newspaper. All letters may be sub- more across, indicating that the trees Tooele ject to editing. are over a hundred years old. May one suggest that the owners of Stansbury Musical offers rare entertainment Letters written to thank an individual Let our culture take over Iraq Park trim back their Lombardies this I just wanted to thank Disney for or organization should be submitted for fall. No guarantees, but I’d bet this the latest installment of “High School “Notes of Appreciation” ho of reality TV, designer jeans and would renew this small forest of poplars Musical.” My entire family fell in love knew fast food restaurants. Modern with the first film, watching it over and Readers who are interested in writing a that for another 25 years. W technology and trade concerns over and listening to the soundtrack longer guest op-ed column on a topic of instead D.B. Timmins simply make it impossible for constantly. We even have a “High general interest should contact Editor of send- Salt Lake City Jeff Barrus directly via the contact countries like Iraq, North Korea School Musical” poster in our base- ing General information at the top of this page. and China to keep us out. Foreign ment. Honestly, I had my doubts wheth- Tommy Franks dictators always seem to want No need for sarcasm in government er the second installment could live up and thousands E-mail: [email protected] money, and you can’t get money Recently, my wife and I had occasion to the unexpected magic of the first, of U.S. sol- Fax: (435) 882-6123 without doing business with the to go to the County offices to transact but after watching the Disney premiere diers to Iraq Mail: Letters to the Editor Daniel Kline Great Satan. An agrarian culture some business. I was incensed at an last night, we were not disappointed. in the search Tooele Transcript Bulletin GUEST COLUMNIST cut of from the world does not attempt at humor on the wall of one Though the plot was just as predictable for Saddam P.O. Box 390 produce the cash needed to keep Tooele County officer I voted for during and cheesy as the first, the music and Hussein, we these rulers outfitted with the the last election. A sign in boldface let- dancing were once again top-notch, and could have sent General Mills fancy palaces, servants and luxu- ters heralded, “I can please only one per- it was also nice to see the further utili- rarity in the media today, which is prob- with a case of Post Raisin Bran. ries that the truly evil can’t seem son a day, and this isn’t your day!” I sus- zation of some of the young unknown ably one reason why we and so many Apparently, the imprisoned for- to live without. This might not pect that this “mission statement” will and untapped actors from the first film. others enjoy the “High School Musical” mer president loves that cereal, be a quick change, but show a probably be torn down about a month Overall, it was another high-energy, fun movies and music so much. We are but hates Froot Loops. That prob- guy who has never heard a radio before the next election when baby- and creative film. I just wish that there already looking forward to the next ably explains why “Operation program a plasma TV hooked up kissing time arrives. I, however, will not were more high-quality, clean, family- installment. Follow My Snoot” failed to locate to an X-Box and he will start to forget. Much of this type of humor does friendly entertainment options with a Jonathan H. Westover him despite the best efforts of question what else his govern- seem to be in vogue, and we as custom- good message out there. That truly is a Tooele Lance Corporal Toucan Sam. It ment has been hiding. Invading seems that being an evil dicta- a country filled with devout tor does not in any way dim Muslims who have never watched GUEST OPINION your appreciation for decadent even one episode of “American American foods. This shows that Idol” and expecting them to wel- though many would consider come us with open arms makes the war in Iraq a failure, it has at Dictator wannabes love to celeb-wash themselves no sense. least succeeded in proving that and under threat. Its status is mostly smiled and nodded leading his poor but proud If we had simply kept the everyone—no matter how many indicative of where Venezuela before the cameras. And when country against the imperi- troops home, but sent Britney of their countrymen they may is under Chavez: a nation Penn visited Miraflores -- the alistas from the north. That Spears, Tony the Tiger and have killed—enjoys a good bag of whose democratic forces Venezuelan White House -- he legend, so powerful it lives Calvin Klein to Iraq, the Iraqis Doritos. sometimes win and some- didn’t head to a little desk in on even with Castro so sick would have been begging us to Instead of an invasion, per- times lose in a struggle to pre- the pressroom but was given he can no longer rule Cuba, take over. As the demise of the haps President George W. Bush vent a president from govern- a public welcome and tour. played no small role in allow- Soviet Union proved, once you’ve could have used the tactics that ing with unrestricted powers Cameras rolling, of course. ing the regime to survive 48 eaten at McDonalds that bowl of have worked so well for America and without public challenges So Penn simply became years and counting, and in borscht doesn’t have quite the in the rest of the world. Simply to his policies. one more in the line of celeb- letting it crush dissent with same appeal. If we simply let his- introduce our cultural excesses How much of that is going rities who think dictators are impunity. tory take its course, a lot fewer into a country unprepared to ean Penn spent a week to end up in whatever story all right, as long as they are Now some celebrities are Americans would get killed and handle them and wait until every- playing journalist in Sean Penn writes? on the left. starting to empower Chavez a lot more junk food, CDs and one becomes too fat to resist us. S Venezuela. He was in Penn claimed he was in Castro’s list has Steven in a similar way. The war in Iraq was unnecessary movies would get sold. the company of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela to take in what was Spielberg, who called his din- Sean Penn can shake things because no matter how backward a man with such abiding going on and then write about ner with Castro “the eight up, though, if the article he the nation, American culture will Daniel B. Kline’s new book, respect for journalism that he it. Nothing wrong with that, most important hours of my eventually writes takes a eventually seep in. Given enough “Easy Answers to Every tries to shut down any news ostensibly. It’s what journal- life.” It has Jack Nicholson, clear-eyed, critical look at the time, the forces of repression in Problem” comes out on operation critical of his move ists do. for whom Castro is a “genius.” dictatorship that looms over every enemy government will not September 25. He can be reached toward tyranny. But journalists are not sup- It has Ed Asner, Naomi Venezuela. Chavez did manage to shut be able to hold back the flood at [email protected]. posed to let themselves be Campbell, Kevin Costner, But will anybody be down RCTV, the country’s used for propaganda. Which Leonardo DiCaprio, Woody shocked if Penn ends up writ- oldest and most popular tele- is what happened with Penn’s Harrelson, Spike Lee, Shirley ing an embarrassingly bad vision network, by denying visit. MacLaine, Kate Moss, Sidney hagiographic article about the renewal of its broadcast The actor and the dictator Pollack, Robert Redford Chavez? license. RCTV then switched wannabe traveled around the and Oliver Stone, who made to cable. And now Chavez is countryside in an open jeep, an embarrassingly bad Roger Hernandez is a syndi- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper trying to close it down there Since cameras rolling. Together hagiographic film about the cated columnist and writer- 1894 too. they attended rallies where Maximum leader. in-residence at New Jersey But for now RCTV is still Chavez made much of the Those celebrities helped Institute of Technology. His Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus in operation, even if with a similarities between his poli- forge the international image latest book is “Cubans in Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor greatly reduced audience tics and Penn’s, while Penn of the romantic revolutionary America.” A7

TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 �� Seniors aid miners’ families with ribbon fund-raiser �� by Natalie Tripp �� CORRESPONDENT �� As Utah and the rest of the world continue to keep an eye on �� the mining disaster in Huntington, some of Tooele’s oldest residents E-mail us: �� are trying to spread hope for the [email protected] �� miners across Tooele County. Residents at Cottage Glen have TOOELETRANSCRIPT spent the last week cutting, tying BULLETIN and stringing beads on ribbons in a fundraiser they’re calling “Ribbons of Hope.” Each white ribbon representing hope is strung with six Frank black beads representing each of the minors who were trapped by OHLMAN MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent the cave-in at the Crandall Canyon M Attorney at Law 108 East Vine Mine. The proceeds of the pur- chased ribbons will go to a relief Tooele, UT 84074 fund for the families of the trapped FREE 882-0202�� miners. Consultation “The idea actually came from for Emery County,” said Anita Sacre, Wills & activities director for Cottage Trusts � Glen. “When I was watching the �� news, I noticed that people were �� making ribbons down there, and �� I thought that the residents could 493 W. 400 N. Tooele easily make those. I wasn’t sure how well they would like the proj- 882-4800 Subscribe Today ect and the first day we only made 882-0050 a few, but the second day we made www.schmutzmohlman.com more, and then more the next day. They’ve been so excited to help out.” Over 50 residents are involved Real Estate FACTS in the “Ribbons of Hope” fundrais- Lynn Butterfield er, many in their late 80s and early 90s. More than 80 ribbons were sold around the county in the first few days of the project. “A few of our residents have DON’T WAIT, RENOVATE! taken this tragedy on a very per- There are all sorts of loans for all types of homes, and “fixer uppers” are no excep- sonal level,” Sacre said. “Some tion. Lenders can offer attractive terms to buyers who want to renovate their have had fathers and brothers that purchase. One well-known lender offers three different types of renovation loans, with the most popular requiring a downpayment of only five percent. have worked in coal mines back So how does it work? Along with their application, borrowers submit architectural east in Virginia and here in Utah. drawings of the proposed improvements. Then a completed home value is deter- They have a strong desire to hope mined and financing terms are offered, with interest rates usually coming in just for the miners and mourn with slightly higher than those on conventional loans. their families.” Payments are often separated into six parts during the renovation, with disburse- The Ribbons of Hope can be pur- photography / Troy Boman ments issued at the satisfactory completion of each stage of the project. If you’re familiar with construction loans, you’ll find that it works in a similar fashion. chased at Jim’s Family Restaurant, Residents of the Cottage Glen Assisted Living retirement home — Beth Fawson, Naida Johnson, Molly Lujan, Walkers gas station and Cottage Barbara Peck and Norma Perkins —make “ribbons of hope” for the six trapped Crandall Canyon miners. What’s really attractive about purchase-plus-renovation loans is that some lenders will even roll the first six months of interest into the total loan amount. That can Glen in Tooele for $1. The ribbons are being sold to raise money for the families of the miners. free you from making payments during those first six months while you’re heavily Cottage Glen residents would to the disaster. Donations aren’t “I know that we’re not the only involved in your improvement project and may even need to be living elsewhere. like everyone to purchase a rib- fulfillment and duty to help out limited to a dollar, explained community putting together In any case, there is a dizzying array of financing options out there, and it’s best to bon for themselves and send in anyway they can. I don’t think start the discussion with a real estate agent who is well versed in matching homes to one to family members, friends, Sacre. Any donation large or white ribbons and black beads,” they are ever going to give up buyers and buyers to loans! employees or anyone that would small will be accepted by the said Sacre. “But it’s nice to help on their fundraiser, and they’re Want more information? Go to www.RealSellerInfo.com for my free wear the ribbon to show support businesses providing the rib- out in a small way. It’s really certainly not going to be among article entitled, “Remodeling Mistakes.” Or, call Lynn Butterfield at those to lose hope.” (435) 578-0103, Coldwell Banker, Erda, UT, Lynn @ LynnButterfield. and hope for a positive ending bons or by Cottage Glen. given the residents a sense of com, www.LynnButterfield.com. How Wide Can Your Mouth Open?

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photography / Troy Boman Norma Perkins holds a “ribbon of hope” at the Cottage Glen Assisted Living retirement home. The white ribbon represents hope, with each bead representing a miner trapped by the recent Crandall Canyon Mine cave-in. Farm-Fresh Corn Open house to honor youth workers by Jessica Durrant said Cheryl Leach, head of The displays will offer some per CORRESPONDENT Tooele’s YouthEmployability insight on what youth in the Discounts The Department of Service. Other staff members YES program can accomplish, $ Workforce Services and will be available for the public and how they accomplished it. $ dozen for large YouthEmployability Services to speak with about a variety The youth have been involved quantities and will be hosting an open house of topics, such as educational in a variety of programs over to celebrate their new location opportunities and funding, job the summer, including a ears picking and the accomplishments of opportunities and health care. Bureau of Land Management yourself the youth of Tooele. YouthEmployability program and a certified nurs- 4 Services is a program for ing assistant program, as well 4 The open house will be on youth and young adults from as other internships around Wednesday, Aug. 22, from 3 • Delicious Honey Select • Large Ears low-income families and youth Tooele County. to 5 p.m. at the Department who have been challenged aca- Any youth that have dis- Grown in Tooele of Workforce Services build- • Perfect for eating and canning demically. The YES program plays will be available to ing. It will begin with a rib- helps the youth to realize their answer any questions from • Freshly Picked • Pesticide Free bon-cutting ceremony to cel- full potential in society and other youth interested in the ebrate the new building. Next, to give them options for their YES program. the youth involved in the futures. To be accepted into The YES program is fed- YouthEmployability Services the YES program, youth must erally funded through the pm pm (YES) program will display be between the ages of 16 Department of Workforce and give presentations on Monday - Sat., 1 - 6 and 21, have graduated high Services, and any adults or work they accomplished in the school, completed their GED, youth interested in this pro- community over the summer. or officially dropped out of gram are encouraged to come (East of Coleman on South side) “We encourage the youth of high school. to the open house. There will off Utah Ave. Tooele to come talk to the youth “The youth have been work- be refreshments available. in the program and other rep- ing really hard this summer, The Department of Workforce resentatives so they can learn and their displays will be real- Services is located at 305 N. or call 882-1219 of options for their futures,” ly informative,” said Leach. Main St. in Tooele. A8

TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 Smokers and Ex-Smokers A8 Are you over 45 years old? Have you smoked for 20 years? REEL TALK Join the Utah COPD Project Participants will be compensated Mr. Bean might amuse some, irritate others here Toll Free: 877-581-LUNG are (877-581-5864) T some www.utahcopd.org television shows that just don’t work as movies. It’s even worse when a sequel of a film based on Missy Subscribe Today • 882-0050 a TV show or Thompson character is STAFF WRITER released. This is the case with “Mr. Bean’s Holiday,” the sequel to “Bean,” which was released in 1997 and based on the character created and played by Rowan Atkinson. It may be the British humor or the seemingly idiotic Offering three exciting things Mr. Bean does that makes this character and film opportunities: really strange. Some of the sketches from the TV show Re-granting PAR Tax money to non-proﬁt organi- are quite funny and well- done, but extending that into zations that will further our mission statement. a full-length film seems like a We will be accepting applications until Friday, November stretch. Luckily, the storyline in “Mr. Bean’s Holiday” flows 2, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. Funds will be awarded for the 2008 nicely with very few bumps in calendar year. Interested parties can get a copy of the the plot. application at Tooele City Hall (90 North Main Street), But the fact remains that or they can print a copy at www.tooelecity.org it is a movie about Mr. Bean, who can be annoying to some. Atkinson is a wonderful come- Community Art Classes for both adults and dic British actor who plays Mr. children. We are currently seeking instructors for these Bean very well with his over- exaggerated facial expressions classes. Qualified instructors wishing to teach need to and weird mannerisms. submit a resume to Terra Sherwood at terras@tooelecity. In “Mr. Bean’s Holiday,” Mr. org or Tooele City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, 90 Bean is the winner of a trip to Cannes, France, and a new North Main Street, Tooele Utah 84074 camcorder where he can lay on the beach and maybe catch Quarterly Community Calendar. Any group a few films at the Cannes that would like to advertise upcoming arts events please Film Festival. But in true Mr. photo courtesy of Universal Pictures Bean-style, he finds himself Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson) and Stepan (Max Baldry) attempt to navigate their way through France to Cannes submit the information to Terra Sherwood at terras@ in one sticky situation after so Stepan can be reunited with his father in “Mr. Bean’s Holiday.” tooelecity.org or Tooele City Hall, Attention: Terra another. Also playing against Bean also finds a woman who entertain children. And, in the tight-lipped Brit is the fact behind on the platform with Sherwood, 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 may be the love of his life. my opinion, that’s who “Mr. that he doesn’t speak French. his young son Stepan (Max Sabine (Emma de Caunes) is Bean’s Holiday” is for: kids. So, once Mr. Bean is in France Baldry) still on the train. The Tooele City Arts Council Board is very an actress whose first film is Those who either don’t enjoy he has a difficult time finding Stepan is to get off at the premiering at Cannes and is British farce or Mr. Bean him- excited about the future of arts in Tooele. If his bearings and figuring out next stop and is angry with in the area filming a commer- self will definitely not like this where he must go. Mr. Bean, who kept his father you have any questions please contact Terra cial directed by Carson Clay film, however. After a mix up with a taxi, from getting on the train. At [email protected] Sherwood at 843-2142 or at [email protected] Mr. Bean finds himself walk- the next stop however, Mr. (Willem Defoe). It is up to Mr. ing to a train station that will Bean and Stepan — who Mr. Bean to make sure Stepan is then take him to Cannes. Bean has taken under his safely back with his family. Before boarding the train, wing by this time — watch The fact that “Mr. Bean’s FLICK AT A GLANCE Mr. Bean asks another pas- as Emil’s train rushes by in a Holiday” is a farce makes the Grade: C+ Laney Lou’s senger to record him while direct route to Cannes. film slightly more enjoyable. Rated: G pretending to board. It takes Now, Mr. Bean must reunite But it’s so difficult to get over too much time and the pas- Stepan with his father. On the the irritating character that Time: 90 minutes senger, who happens to be way the duo get themselves the movie is not worthwhile. Opens Friday Cannes Film Festival judge into some silly antics, but Mr. Mr. Bean may be an over-the- Supply List Emil (Karel Roden) is left top character but he does

2 bdrm, 1 bath units.222 Approx N. Fifth Street, Tooele 670 sq ft each, new carpet, tile, petroleum markets, although The Utah Geological line blends in most major gas- remodeled. Bathrooms, front/rear that will be fairly minimal, Survey’s Web site reveals that oline markets. Summer blends set up, off street parking. Rent one Gas and live in one - do not delay! continued from page A1 and each year at this time the trend for the future is that help to decrease smog and $l45,000$l45,000 we begin to see increases due prices will increase each year summer haze but cost slightly check when those refineries to increased demand going in the spring and summer, more. are operating efficiently. into the Labor Day weekend,” then taper off in the fall. The 3. Many refineries perform “Virtually all of the refined Coupal said. “Historically the Web site reports that gas pric- annual maintenance in the 233 Country Club, Stansbury highest gas prices of the year es have increased each spring 5 bdrm, 1 full, two 3/4, one 1/2 fuel used in Utah is also spring when demand for heat- bath, extra lrg 2 car grg. Open main are seen in the first few days for the past several years for refined in Utah, which helps ing fuels is down and before flr w/ lrg dining rm. Laundry on main, of September. Barring any fur- several reasons: supurb storage, lrg mstr bed, deck off lower the fuel costs compared the summer driving season dining, beautiful kitchen, 4 big bdrms ther severe weather or other 1. Increases in driving with $229,900$229,900downstairs, wood burning stove, storage to some parts of the U.S.,” disaster situations, we would spring and summer weather begins. This often means there shed. #697471 Coupal said. expect prices to rise 10 to 15 results in greater demand for is less than the normal amount Still, he expects to see a cents per gallon during the gasoline, and higher demand of product available for pur- price hike soon. next one to two weeks, but brings higher prices. chase when demand starts to 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car grg.1770 N. 40 E., Tooele “Currently hurricane Dean record-high prices are unlike- 2. In spring, refiners switch build. 2 story, grd mstr w/ walk in has put some pressure on ly.” from winter to summer gaso- [email protected] closet. New dbl oven, 5 burner gas countertop range, new countertops, tile flr. 3 fam rms, gas fireplace, new $225,000vinyl fnc, water softener, upgraded lighting, custom shades. #696954 hall. space in a local strip mall, or ent way. Space “The problem is coming up relocating some of the city “There are a lot of people, continued from page A1 with the funding,” said Elton. services to the recreation cen- a lot of children, who use that 722 Country Club, Stansbury Park “Right now we’re experi- ter behind city hall. facility nearly every day,” said 5 bed, 2 3/4 bath, RV parking, encing rapid growth, which Renting additional space council member Wayne Butler. new furnace and new large deck, new “I simply outlined what hardwood floors and carpet. we have, and how much necessitates the provision of would cost the city around “I don’t think it’s wise to take $235,000$235,000 more space we need,” said more city services. The city $20,000 a year, while using the away that resource.” Johnson. is looking at ways to come up rec center would be substan- Mayor Anderson agreed, Johnson’s proposal, along with the money without rais- tially less. saying the city should con- with comments from Saxon, ing taxes.” But Mayor Byron Anderson tinue to pursue the option of Walker, and other city employ- The two options that were and several council members renting space until a perma- 5 bdrm, 3.5 bath, 2 car273 grg, 2 W. 1480 N., Tooele ees have prompted the city most thoroughly discussed at were quick to point out that nent solution can be found. story w/ 100% fin. bsmt, including wet bar/weight/large fm rm. Main flr council to look into the pos- last week’s city council meet- shutting down the rec center And, ultimately, that’s what laundry. Outside living space. Mature, sibility of building a new city ing were renting additional would cost the city in a differ- the council opted to do. spacious 100% fin. bkyd. $279,900$279,900 #693577 The details and specifics of any rental agreement have yet �� to be worked out, but offi- �� cials are confident the coun- �� 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car1333 grg, E. 630 S., Tooele �� cil’s resolution to pursue the office, formal dining. Main level �� option will give them the time mst, over 3800 sq ft, loaded modern �� necessary to find a more last- 2 story home. Tons of upgrades �� ing solution. throughout. On .2 acres, fncd yd, full �� $390,000$390,000ldscp, auto spkl, RV parking, in ground �� “It’s an important issue,” trampoline, swingset and more. said Elton. “The city is work- #693577 �� ing hard to come up with the �� 1-866-853-3956. best possible solution.” 8289 S. Indian Mtn. Rd., Rush Valley Until then, city employees Standby generator, 2 �� wells w/ 12 acre ft of will continue to come up with water and free flowing �� stream. 6 bdrm, 4 full creative ways to work in close bath, 3 family rooms, 2 quarters. $998,000$998,000gas/log fireplace, 1 pellet stove, 2 dens, weight room, “We’ll make it work,” said game room, wet bar. Custom Johnson. “But we’re looking 2 story over 5200 sq ft stucco home w/ attached 3 car grg and detached 5 bay, 3800 sq ft grg with drive thru forward to a permanent fix.” RV bay. Majestically placed on 43.11 fenced acres of horse [email protected] property. AND MUCH MORE! #677752 Class Locations Classes held in Tooele, WVC, Your Local News Source Laney Riegel GRI Salt Lake City �� TOOELE �� TRANSCRIPT 435-830-7583 �� BULLETIN [email protected] �� OBITURARY A9

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thoughtful and never forgot a Elena M. Schmitt birthday. Alfred Lee Steele She is survived by four chil- Elena Michelina Gualtieri Alfred Lee Steele passed away dren, Mary Jean Delapoer, Fall season R ecreation al Schmitt, 88, passed away on unexpectedly Wednesday, Aug. Tooele; Anna (Max) Curry, Friday, Aug. 17, 2007, at Mountain 16, 2007, at Hardin Memorial begin s in Sept. Stansbury; John (Jackie) Roy; Gymn astics West Medical Center. She was Hospital. He was 66 years old. • gym Jim (Susan), Erda; 12 grandsons; He worked as a rigger for for ages 3-19. born in Agnone, Italy, on July • dance 22, 1919, to Emidio and Maria 18 great-grandchildren; three Tooele Army Depot for 30 years. Giuseppina Gualtieri. Her mom sisters , Jemma, Ilda, Millie and He is survived by his broth- • cheer and sister, Jemma, came to the one brother, Angelo (Joanna). ers, Cliff Steele of Ogden, Lloyd United States when Elena was She is preceded in death by Steele of West Valley; and sisters, 8 years old. They stayed at Ellis her love, Lamont; a grandson, Vera Wilkerson of West Valley Island, N.Y., for two weeks and Kent; her parents; a baby sister, and Cora Jeffs of Sandy. He has then joined her dad in Tooele. Madeline, who is buried in Italy the following sons and daugh- She married Lamont John and a sister, Jean. ters: Kellie Steele of Clearfield, Schmitt on June 23, 1938, and A viewing and rosary will be Danny Steele of Paris, France, Call 884-6686 (Ask for Tracy) they made their home in Tooele held on Wednesday, Aug. 22, Mike Steele of Germany, Troy not too far from her mom and 2007, from 9 to 10 a.m. with a ser- Steele of Charleston, S.C., Emily 429 East Main • Grantsville vice at 10 a.m. at St. Marguerite’s Bybee of Roy, Becky Youngbee (behind Grantsville City Building) dad. She owned and operated Elena M. Schmitt her own little restaurant in the Catholic Church, 510 E. Vine St., of Clearfield and Kathy Beeler 60s called Elena’s Café. She talized or worked for the hos- Tooele. Interment in the Tooele of Syracuse. He was loved by then went to work for the old pital. She was a member of St. City Cemetery. A special thanks many. Tooele Valley Hospital where Marguerite’s Catholic Church. to Cottage Glen, Rocky Mountain Funeral services were held she cooked for many people She was known by many and Care Center and Mountain West on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2007, at Find Your Dream Home! from Tooele who were hospi- loved by all. She was always Medical Center. 11 a.m. in Brandenburg, Ky., at TOOELETRANSCRIPT Hager Funeral Home. BULLETIN O’Callaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Casey O’Callaghan Cockell of Lancaster. Casey is loved and cherished by many Casey O’Callaghan was tragi- aunts, uncles and cousins in cally taken from us on July 17, Utah, Wyoming and England. 2007. Casey was born to Jennifer Services for Casey will be held and Gordon O’Callaghan on on Aug. 23, 2007, at 2 p.m. at St. March 12, 2003 in Lancaster, Joseph’s Church in Lancaster. England. Casey said he thought when you He is survived by his par- go to heaven you hold onto bal- ents; sister, Lillian of Lancaster; PUBLIC NOTICE loons. Ralph and Alela are going big brother, Clinton Winters to send off balloons in honor of of Green River, Wyo.; great- Casey on Aug. 23, at 7 a.m., the grandmother, Betty Richards of time of the services in England. Tooele; grandparents, Ralph and If you would like to help honor Alela Worthey, Gasper Borgogno our grandson please send off OF MEETING Jr. of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. some balloons.

Casey O’Callaghan The Tooele County Commission will hold an

center,” Edwards said. County Commissioner Colleen Educational Information Meeting concerning Industry “We’re also very pleased Johnson are all members of continued from page A1 that Tooele County set aside the EDCU board. the Erda Special Service District on August all that land for industrial “We are experiencing an quality of companies that have development next to Miller unprecedented number of 22, 2007at 7:30 p.m., immediately follow- located in Tooele County. Motorsports Park,” Edwards requests from companies “For example, Conestoga’s said. “Companies like to see looking to relocate,” Edwards ing the Erda Township Planning Commis- that involvement and foresight said. “With the number of pub- major customer is Craftmade, from local governments.” lications and noteworthy enti- which is in Salt Lake City, but Local government lead- ties ranking Utah as one of the sion meeting in the auditorium of the Tooele Conestoga selected Tooele ers also play a major role in best states to do business, we County for its operation. They recruiting new businesses. expect our current momen- County Courthouse, 47 South Main Street, now get the best of both worlds Tooele Mayor Patrick tum to continue through the — the rural atmosphere of Dunlavy, Grantsville Mayor coming year.” Tooele Utah. Tooele County near an urban Byron Anderson and Tooele [email protected] Scientologists find unlikely allies PUBLIC MEETING AGENDA: by Matt Sedensky members by appearing less clan- sages against drugs and for moral 1. Information regarding creation and ASSOCIATED PRESS destine and more diverse. And the living. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The Rev. clergy who have adopted aspects “We’re getting out the word to functions of a Special Service District Charles Kennedy travels the coun- of the Scientologists’ outreach anybody,” Church of Scientology try preaching the brilliance of L. say they’re simply making use of spokeswoman Pat Harney said in 2. Information about the Erda Water Project Ron Hubbard’s words. Children programs that work. a phone interview, “and wherever in his after-school program learn “When I see something effec- it falls, the corn grows.” tive, I embrace it. I took what 3. Adjournment with the Scientology founder’s Scientology was founded in we could use,” said Kennedy. “I methods; church members study the 1950s by Hubbard, a science haven’t found anything that deals County Commission will continue to one of his books. The minister fiction writer. It teaches follow- with man better than what Mr. calls Scientologists the kindest ers they are immortal spiritual Hubbard has written.” accept written comments and protests until people he’s met and their pro- beings, or thetans, who live on Kennedy isn’t alone among grams the best he’s found. after death. The church says clergy outside the Church of there is a supreme being but its August 31, 2007. One thing sets Kennedy Scientology in his steadfast appre- practices do not include the wor- apart: He and his congregants ciation of programs linked to it. ship of a god. are not Scientologists. They are In neighboring St. Petersburg, The Scientology programs Christians. Imam Wilmore Sadiki’s mosque being established in other faiths The Glorious Church of God has participated in a human Dated this 14th day of August, 2007 in Christ is among a number of rights campaign sponsored by are under the umbrella of the houses of worship across the U.S. Scientologists and makes use of Association for Better Living and — how many is not clear — that one of Hubbard’s texts. At Wayman Education, a nonprofit estab- have begun to embrace some of Chapel in Houston, the Rev. James lished in 1988 to oversee various Jim Lawrence, Director the Church of Scientology’s pro- McLaughlin’s drug treatment outreach efforts connected with grams. center is built on Scientology the Church of Scientology. ABLE Tooele County Engineering Scientologists say their inter- principles and refers addicts to has four main programs: the faith partnerships show people of Narconon, its rehabilitation pro- anti-drug Narconon; the criminal all faiths clamor for solutions to gram. And at Word Evangelism rehabilitation program Criminon; (Published in the Transcript Bulletin August 21, 2007) real-world problems. Detractors Ministry in Washington, D.C., the the morality code of The Way to say they amount to a cloaked Rev. Catherine Bego has helped Happiness; and the literacy and effort to burnish the oft-maligned distribute thousands of booklets educational efforts of Applied church’s image and attract new spreading Scientologists’ mes- Scholastics. Dance ATTENTION TOOELE COUNTY RESIDENTS TOOELE CITY MACEYS PRESENT THE FIRST ANNUAL DURING FIDDLE FEST SEPTEMBER 8TH DUTCH OVEN FESTIVITIES GO FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM Attitude AT ENROLL NOW th Call before August 27 CHILI COOK-OFF TOOELE CITY POOL PARK

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Any previous student that has not been contacted by August 27th, needs to call PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE. Pamela Giles 882-1728 Grand prizes to be awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd places. Chantel McInnes 882-0454 Great sponsors & vendors on hand at the Tooele City park during Fiddle Fest. Sign up now! A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 Sports

SPORTS WRAP THS netters begin season Wasps sting Cowboy gridders with quick scores Tooele High begins the 2007 girls net campaign tonight when the Lady Buffs by Nick Drake venture south to meet new region rival SPORTS EDITOR Payson. The two region rivals will tangle at 4 p.m. on the Lady Lions home court. Wasatch didn’t waste any time seizing command of Friday’s season debut on the Fall wrestling slated gridiron with Grantsville. The Rocky Mountain Wrestling Fall league is set to begin Sept. 12. All wrestlers The Wasps stung the Cowboys with a grades seventh through 12th are encour- pair of touchdowns in the first four min- aged to register for the Tooele County utes of play and coasted to a decisive 37-8 team. Practices will be Monday and victory over the young Cowboys. Tuesday at Tooele High from 6:30 to 8 Nerves were quickly a factor in the p.m. The first practice will be Aug. 20. game, as Grantsville fumbled away the Tournaments are Wednesday nights and opening kickoff and Wasatch made GHS last two hours. Fee discounts are available for Tooele County wrestlers. For pay dearly for the error. information contact Rod Schmalhaus at Wasp senior Jake Salazar reeled off 245 435-882-7696 or 303-868-7344 or e- yards rushing on 22 carries and tallied mail [email protected]. League three scoring scampers to lead Wasatch info & applications at: rockymountain- to the lopsided triumph. Meanwhile, wrestling.com. quarterback Taylor Woodruff plunged Ducks Unlimited banquet across the goal line to extend the margin The Tooele County Chapter of Ducks and fired a 20-yard touchdown to Jeffrey Unlimited has slated their 31st annual Tukuafu. Mathew Wheatley was perfect banquet for Sept. 19. The banquet will on four of five PAT attempts and a 27- begin at 6 p.m. at the Eagle’s Nest. There will also be an auction and silent auction yard field goal as well. The lone miscue featuring signed limited edition art work of the game came when Cowboy Alex and other great items. Tickets are $65 Childs darted in to block the final Wasp a couple or $45 single. Tickets include PAT to give the Cowboys a little glimmer prime rib dinner and $25 DU member- of hope. ship. DU’s conservation projects occur Grantsville field general Logan Paulich throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Carribean and Latin America fired a 41-yard scoring strike to Dustin - wherever waterfowl breed, migrate Durfee with 27.3 seconds left in the con- or winter. Dozens of species of ducks, test to put GHS on the scoreboard. Childs geese and swans rely on this critical tacked on the two-point conversion run habitat year-round. Just last year, Ducks to conclude the point production. Unlimited announced the Utah Waterfowl The Cowboys go right from the frying Initiative. Many Utah projects are now being planned and implemented and many pan into the fire Friday when Grantsville more DU dollars will be spent locally. For hosts ranked Juan Diego at 7 p.m. at more information or to purchase a tickets GHS. contact Rob Jensen at 882-0973 or Teri Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said Critchlow at 830-8090. his team displayed its overall youth and Ladies pool league inexperience early on. Tooele County Ladies Pool League will “We dug ourselves big hole right off be having a sign-up meeting on Aug. 23 the bat,” he stated. “It was tough to battle at 7 p.m. that will be held at the Park by back from that adversity, especially fum- the Armory on Vine Street. All interested bling the opening kickoff of the game. in having a team please attend. For any questions please call Maggie (435) 830- We’re a very a young, inexperienced team 6246 or Kris (435) 830-8717 or Carol and that is the exact scenario we knew (435)224-8099. we could ill afford to happen. I thought photography / Troy Boman Youth hunt dates announced Grantsville’s Dustin Durfee is swarmed by a trio of Wasatch defenders in Friday’s game at Heber City. The Wasps handed the Cowboys The youth chukar hunts will be held Sept. SEE G-VILLE PAGE A11 a 37-8 setback in the season opener. 8 on five state wildlife management areas (WMAs). The youth pheasant hunts will be held Nov. 10 on four state WMAs and one Walk-In Access area. The WMAs and the Walk-In Access area will be closed to all Cyprus edges Tooele, 9-7, with kick in waning seconds other hunters on the day the youth hunts by Jake Gordon field goal attempt. are held. For more information about the CONTRIBUTING WRITER Cyprus nearly took advantage of the hunts, visit www.wildlife.utah.gov/upland- missed field, driving nearly the length of game, call the nearest DWR office or see A quick start on offense and a stingy pages 24 and 25 of the 2007 - 08 Upland defense kept Tooele on top for three quarters the field before Tooele striped the ball from Game Hunting Guide. but Cyprus was finally able to break through Cyprus halfback Stranz Wolfgramm at the Bowling meetings in the fourth and beat Tooele with a last sec- goal line and was recovered by Clausing to Thursday men’s we will be having their ond field goal to get the 9-7 win. preserve the shutout. meeting Thursday, Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. at Zac Clausing ran the ball for a hard fought Tooele came out strong in the second half the bowling alley. Friday mixed league will 68 yards on 12 carries while quarterback behind another long run from quarterback also have a meeting on Friday, Aug. 24 at Trifon Gochis was 6 for 9 passing in the game Gochis for 14 yards but the drive was spoiled 7 p.m. If you have any questions call Tony for 99 yards passing and scampered for 48 as an errant pass was picked off by Cyprus at 840-0214. yards of his own on the ground. defensive back Austin Pollock. Hunter Ed classes The Tooele defense looked pumped to The start of the fourth quarter is when A Utah Hunter Education Class will be held start the season as they held Cyprus to only Cyprus finally found cracks in the Tooele at the Grantsville Fire Station. Classroom one first down in their first series to get the defense as Pirate quarterback Jake Jenkins dates are Aug. 21, and 23. The shooting ball quickly. From there the Buffs compiled scrambled in from two yards away but the test is Aug. 25. Purchase a “voucher” to take the class, from a DWR licensing a grueling 70-yard drive. A 19-run for Zac ensuing point after was booted wide left by Agent. For more information call Leon Clausing and a 11-yard burst for Jordan David Walgamott, which kept Tooele on top Hadley 884-6111, Lynn Taylor 884-6503, Biorge had Cyprus looking for the run. 7-6. or Jay Weyland 884-3862. While Cyprus expected the run quarter- After Tooele failed to get anything going Athlete sport injury screens back Trifon Gochis launched a 29-yard bomb on offense during the fourth quarter Cyprus Free athletic conditioning sport screens to Matt Gochis as he landed in the end zone got the ball with 3:28 left in the game deter- are offered at Meier & Marsh Professional to propel Tooele to an early 7-0 lead. mined to pull a come-from-behind win. Therapies for Tooele County high school The Tooele defense bent a little but didn’t Cyprus quarterback Jenkins made four athletes. This sport screen is used nation- break which left Tooele with good field posi- completions on the Tooele secondary for 40 ally to help athlete’s peak performance tion in the first half. yards getting his team into position for a game and identifies areas vulnerable to injury photography / Maegan Burr Late in the second quarter Tooele mounted winning field goal. Pirate kicker Walgamott, and offers conditioning programs to tar- Tooele’s Jordan Biorge (right) takes a hand-off from quarterback Trifon Gochis who missed the extra point earlier in the get weak areas. This community program while Jordan Clemente looks to take on a Cyprus defender Friday at Magna. The a drive which was anchored by a long scram- quarter, put barely enough leg into the kick is offered throughout the summer. Call Pirates nipped the Buffs 9-7 with a late field goal. Tooele ventures to Salt Lake City ble by Trifon Gochis for 20 yards which 843-1311 or visit MMPT at 1226 N. Friday to tackle West in a 7 p.m. contest. landed the Buffs in field goal range. Trevor Main. Black was unable to convert on the 32 yard SEE TOOELE PAGE A11 FROM THE SIDELINES Former BYU field general Beck-ened in Dolphins’ fourth quarters ohn Beck, bly. Dame star responded with a 13-for- row during the final stanza of each a game-winning drive for the Miami the “gym-rat” A year later, the Dolphins have 20 and 155 yards passing with two preseason game. Dolphins, John Beck turned toward J of the Miami turned to Beck in the fourth quarter touchdowns - a performance that But Beck is content right where the sideline and punched the air. Dolphins, con- and have not been disappointed. left Charlie Frye or Derek Anderson he is, in a south Florida grocery The rookie quarterback got a little tinues to quietly Beck is two for two in comebacks in questioning their own individual store; intensely studying a play excited in his NFL debut as the impress Dolphin his first two NFL games, replacing performances over the last two sheet atop a baby stroller while his Dolphins defeated the Jaguars 18- fans in the first fans boos from the NFL draft, with games. Still, the Browns are sticking wife, Barbara, fills up the shopping two games of the cheers when Beck trots onto the with Frye and Anderson as their top cart. Beck has taken his gym-rat self 17. Beck went 3-for-5 for 23 yards NFL’s preseason. football field. Dolphin fans world- two choices for quarterback while to the next level, immersing himself in the series, leading his team 69- Like Moses, wide are starting to get the sweet remaining patient with Quinn, who deep into the Dolphin playbook. yards downfield and scoring when Beck will have David Gumucio taste of John Beck in their mouths, missed 11 days and 16 practices of He deploys what he has learned Patrick Cobbs found the end zone his hands full CONTRIBUTING WRITER replacing the bitterness they tasted training camp in a contract holdout. to master the complicated huddle from 3-yards out, followed by his leading the exo- when Cam Cameron, the new Meanwhile, back in Miami, Coach calls required by Miami, a play-call two-point conversion plunge, giving dus of Dolphin lovers out of “post head coach of the Miami Dolphins, Cameron was trying to stir up a system far more complicated than the Dolphins the edge with 3:46 left. Marino captivity” and back into the passed on Brady Quinn with their little quarterback controversy of the one he used at Brigham Young Being serenaded by chants of “Let’s limelight of the AFC Conference 9th NFL draft Pick. his own between Trent Green and University. His hard work is paying Go Beck,” the young quarterback Championship and eventually the And even after Brady Quinn had backup Cleo Lemon. Both players off. was far from perfect, but managed Super Bowl. a stellar debut against the Detroit were listed in the first-team column Last week in Kansas City, John That is an awful lot to ask of Lions last week, it wasn’t enough to as co-starters on Cameron’s depth Beck orchestrated a seven-play to get the Dolphins into the end the 26-year old quarterback from move him any closer to a starting chart before the game. The only 73-yard scoring drive hitting Kerry zone when it counted! Brigham Young University but that position with the Cleveland Browns thing separating them was a slash Reed for 17 yards and Courtney Despite the announcement yes- is exactly what Dolphin fans are or in changing the minds of Miami. between their names, and the team’s Anderson for 25 yards and cul- terday that Green will be the start- expecting and that is exactly what Even though Quinn lead the Browns exhibition opener - which failed to minated the drive with a 7-yard ing quarterback for the Dolphins, John Beck has played and lived on two long touchdowns drives in spell out any further separation. touchdown run from Patrick Cobbs. and Lemon will be the backup, the for his entire life. Nothing has ever the final 9 minutes of the game, the Coach Cameron took care of that Beck’s number was called for the loudest ovations for the first two come easy for Beck and he doesn’t Browns still lost to the Lions 23-20. by announcing yesterday that Trent two point conversion and he just preseason games haven’t been for expect it to start anytime soon. He The rookie threw a pair of scoring Green will be the starting quarter- slipped into the end zone with 4:30 Green or Lemon. The loudest cheers works hard and prepares hard so passes - against Lions’ backups mind back for the Miami Dolphins. While left in the game, leading Miami past he will be ready to lead his team to you - and played with composure the announcement stops the “con- Kansas City 11-10 and making the have come each night for John Beck the goal line and win football games and confidence in his first action troversy” for now, rookie John Beck Dolphins 2-0 in preseason games for when he entered each game in the when called upon to do so. The as a pro. After entering the game, - Miami’s second-round draft pick the first time since 1982. fourth quarter. Maybe the fans know Cougars required it of him against Browns’ fans were chanting “Bra- - is making a name of his own, by In the Jacksonville game the more than we give them credit for! the Utes and he performed admira- dy, Bra-dy,” and the former Notre bailing out the Dolphins, twice in a week prior, after helping engineer I’ll see you from the sideline. A11

TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Tooele Invitational grows to accomodate more runners by Natalie Tripp boys in the JV competition and CORRESPONDENT 53 girls as well. The Tooele High Cross Buff runner Sam Mitchell pow- Country Invitational continues ered his way to the top Class 4A its rapid rise as one of the pre- boys race with a fourth place fin- mier preseason meets in the ish of 16:58, ahead of teammates state of Utah. Justin Christopherson (17:18) Nearly 300 harriers from Class and Gilbert Nichols (18:01) in 5A to 1A competed in the 2007 seventh and 11th place respec- affair and the event was another tively. Talon Hughes and Matt huge success with a hundred Ricci tied for a 13th place finish more runners than the previous at (18:13) with teamates Colten year. Caldwell (18:28) and Clifford “My goal was to get seven Kimpel (19:49) right behind in schools from each class divi- 15th and 17th place overall in sion,” said Randy Quarez, the 4A division. Tooele cross country coach. “All Meanwhile, the Lady Buffs classes were represented, but I found themselves in second only got seven of the 5A schools place of the girls 4A division, to attend. We still had more run- falling to Springville 20 to 49 ners than last year and it was a in the preseason meet. Lady great competition.” Buff combo Amie Farley and Bingham pulled off a sweep Morgan Palmer led the Tooele in the boys 5A division while squad with fifth and ninth place American Fork took the Girls times of 21:36 and 22:06. Tooele 5A. Springville won the 4A Teamates Jenni Torgerson class with a 16 to 47 team score (22:29), Amanda Pamer (22:54), over runner-up Tooele in the Alisha Farley (24:00), Katie boys division and a 20 to 49 Beckstead (24:54), and Tiffany team score over the Lady Buffs. Caldwell (25:45) filled the 10th Grantsville garnered top team through 14th places respective- honors in the 3A division. The ly. boys won 36 to 44 over Uintah Grantsville swept the 3A girls while the Cowgirls also finished and boys divisions. Cowboy first against Uintah 37 to 53. runner Brian Peterson powered North Summit captured the his way to top honors with a Class 2A-1A boys and girls team photography / Maegan Burr divisions. There were also 82 SEE INVITATIONAL PAGE A12 Grantsville JV cross country runners cross the dry creek bed in Immigration Canyon at the end of the course. Grantsville swept the meet with a win in the boys and girls 3A teams. Lady Bulldogs spoil Lady Buffs’ soccer region debut, 5-0 by Nick Drake second-half tallies and rolled to a of play. the opening half of action. Anderson, Kristin Anderson and Shannon Hawkins, midfield SPORTS EDITOR decisive 5-0 triumph Thursday at “My thoughts and expectations Tooele had an opportunity to Tessie Zaragoza along with for- trio Sharon Lyman, Cassidie Tooele doesn’t quite know Provo High. were that we were going to even return the favor with the wind at wards Meredith Nigh and Caitlyn Christensen and McKenzie what to expect in new Region 7 Just four minutes into the deci- up the match (in the second- their backs in the final half. Allen put pressure on the Provo Delamare and forward tandem sive half, Provo parlayed a nice half),” he noted. “But things just But the quick goal and penalty girls’ soccer. defense for most of the match. Erika Pool and Kahri Golden con- The Lady Buffs received their offensive effort into a goal from didn’t go that direction. We just kick extended the Lady Bulldog 18 yards away and a penalty kick didn’t come out prepared to play edge to 3-0 and Provo never Not only did the starting unit tributed heavily with strong play first league test of the season just minutes later sealed the deal to their level. Four minutes into looked back. play well, but defensive reserves off the bench for THS. when the local squad ventured for the Lady Bulldogs, leading the second-half they got their sec- Tooele net-minder Alexis Bird south to Provo. 3-0. ond goal. Then, a few moments along with defenders Jessica And after 40 minutes of action, Tooele returns home to host later they awarded a penalty Johnson, Kenya Mamales, Kamrie Tooele didn’t feel too bad about Payson today in league action at kick on a controversial call and Evans and Jenna Morgan turned Tooele Girls Recreational trailing a strong Provo squad by 4 p.m. connected which took the wind in strong play throughout the just one goal, 1-0, at intermis- Lady Buff Coach Chris Wilcox out of our sails. We could never match against the Lady Bulldog SOFTBALL Fall Fun League sion. said his team had an opportunity recover from that point on.” offensive attack. SEPT 10th - OCT 26th However, the Lady Bulldogs to knock off Provo and just didn’t Provo snapped a scoreless con- Meanwhile, starting mid- st blitzed the Lady Buffs with four get the job done in the final half test with a goal midway through fielders Corrinne Bird, Jessica Sign-up by August 31

just 50 seconds in the game, the Wheatley made it a three-touch- Woodruff hit Tukuafu with a 20- G-ville hosts enjoyed a 7-0 cushion. down edge with 8:26 until inter- yard scoring strike on third down continued from page A10 Meanwhile, the Cowboy mission. late in the final frame to complete offense sputtered on its first drive Salazar would strike moments the hosts point production. we got better as the night went and were forced to punt after later when the Wasp senior sprint- Grantsville struck on a Paulich on. three plays and the Wasps quick- ed for seven and 31 yard runs to Durfee 41-yard touchdown toss “But there is still a lot of work strike offense ignited the team and Woodruff fired a 19-yard toss in the final 27.3 ticks and Childs that needs to be done,” he added. once again. Wasatch drove 67 to Jeffrey Tukuafu to move the added the two-point conversion. “We’ve implemented a new yards in three plays to extend the ball into scoring range. Wheatley Wasatch racked up 312 yards offense and defense and the kids lead to 14-0. Salazar scampered drilled the 27-yards field goal and rushing alone and added 138 yards are still learning and processing for 16 yards on the first play and Wasatch took a 24-0 lead into the through the air to combine for 450 the way to execute them. But give Salazar followed just two plays locker room at halftime. yards in total offense. Grantsville AGES: 12 and Under League (10 year olds may Wasatch a lot of credit, they were later with a 51-yard scoring bolt Grantsville attempted to coun- could only muster 183 yards in play in this league) 14 and Under League and good and took advantage of our and only 3:53 gone into the game, ter when the Cowboys drove total offense, 106 yards rushing an18 and Under League. Age will be deter- mistakes early.” the Wasps enjoyed an edge. past midfield for the first time all and 77 passing, and only six first mined as of Jan. 1, 2007. Girls may play up to Early is nearly an understate- In fact, Grantsville picked up night, thanks to an 11-yard sprint downs on the evening. Childs had an older age group if they desire. ment. Before most of the fans had its opening first down of the year by Michael LeBeau and a 34-yard 56 yards rushing on 16 carries. nestled their way into their seat, in the waning seconds of the connection from Logan Paulich Childs, Mitchell Shumway, Cost will be $300.00 per team. Coaches: Put the Wasps relished a two touch- first period when Childs sprinted to Austin Killpack. However, the Austin Gumucio, Killpack, LeBeau your own team together and bring them to play down advantage. for a nine-yard game. The drive Cowboys drove as close as the and Collin Thompson recorded for fun. This is a non-competitive league. Wasatch caught a big break stalled just three plays later and Wasp 18 before the drive bogged five tackles each to ignite the All girls will receive a free t-shirt. in the opening seconds as the Grantsville punted the pigskin down and Grantsville relinquished Cowboy defense while Paulich, Cowboys fumbled the initial back to the deadly Wasps. the ball on downs. Matt Snow, Durfee, Ty Hamatake, To sign-up and for more information contact: kickoff and Wasp Tyler Duffett Wasatch marched 49 yards in Both teams traded possessions Travis Thompson, Austin Butler, Guy Sheehan 435-840-8817 pounced on the loose pigskin and eight plays to build a cozy cush- for the opening few minutes of Matt Skinner, Cody Strickland, Wasatch was quickly in business. ion, 21-0. Salazar did most of the the third period and it wasn’t until Steve Shepard, Max Bleazard, Curt Castagno 435-882-7088 The Wasps marched 18 yards in damage with bolts of 14, 17, five, Salazar reeled off a two-yard scor- David Sheppard, Mason Anderson Jim Wilson 435-840-1433 three plays with Salazar bolting four and two yards while quar- ing sprint and a Wheatley PAT and Kort Fonger all recorded mul- the final two yards to paydirt. terback Woodruff scrambled for extended the edge to 31-0 with tiple tackles on the night for the Wheatley smacked the PAT and a four-yard scoring scamper and 37.5 ticks left in the frame. GHS defense as well. Pet of the Week ference and a personal foul call time out before time trickled hold our blocks longer here, Tooele on Cyprus after a 12 yards catch down and the final horn sound- hit a hole faster on the ground continued from page A10 by Matt Gochis put Tooele on ed. or hit an open receiver down- the 17 yard line of Cyprus with Tooele coach Sam Elliott, field.” as the ball narrowly cleared the just seconds remaining. disappointed that his team Tooele racked up 289 yards cross bar to put Cyprus up 9-7 Just 17 yards away, Tooele didn’t get the time-out, said, “if in total offense, 156 rushing and decided to run the ball with we would of executed like we 133 passing, while Cyrus tallied with 36 seconds left. Trifon Gochis gaining four should of then it wouldn’t of just 97 yards rushing and 135 Tooele started their frantic yards. As soon as Gochis hit the come down to the last seconds passing for the night. attempt to score or get in field ground, teammates frantically of the game.” Elliott added “We Tooele (0-1) heads out on the goal range from their own 32 tried calling time-out. However, need to do the important things road again to face West (1-0) in yard line. A defensive pass inter- Tooele was not awarded the in the middle of the game like Salt Lake this Friday. Provo grid coach expects Buffs to compete for title by Nick Drake coach starred at Grantsville High during current league. SPORTS EDITOR the late 1980’s and has family roots from “We don’t know a lot about Tooele as Tooele is ready to rejoin the Class 4A Tooele to Erda and all over the outlying a football team but I know they have tre- ranks once again. area. mendous athletes, pride and tradition in After nearly a decade of battling it out To make things even more intriguing, the football program,” he stated. “It’s fun with schools from the smaller Class 3A, Provo is slated to venture to Tooele High for me to come back home to my famil- Friendly Dog including county neighbor Grantsville, on Oct. 5 and meet their new league foe iar stomping grounds to play in front of Tooele in the Buffs annual Homecoming family and friends again. I’m proud to Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be the continual spike in student numbers required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. affair. say I grew up here and that I’m from the has vaulted the Buffs up one more clas- While Coach Christiansen stated he Tooele County area. I look forward to Shelters are only required to hold animals for sification. understands the dilemma Tooele faces competing against a quality opponent in three days before they are euthanized. Tooele is now scheduled to slug it out in moving up a classification with much Tooele with a lot of talented players and with the likes of Timpview, Mountain For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals larger student bodies to pull more ath- gridiron tradition. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at View, Orem, Springville, Payson and letes from, the Bulldog coach respects “This (region) will be a very competi- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Provo in Region 7. Tooele High Football Coach Sam Elliott, tive region, especially with the addition Animal Shelter at 884-6881. While the Buffs are new to the region, the school and program so much that he of Tooele,” he added. “In my opinion, Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. the remaining six squads are familiar expects the Buff gridders to have little all seven teams can be beaten on any foes and bitter league rivals. if any problem competing in the Utah given night. We’re excited to get the Interestingly, a head football coach of County-based league. season under way and we expect to be Tooele Veterinary one of the new region rivals Tooele plays, Contrary to what others would have traveling to Tooele in October with a Provo Coach Clint Christiansen, has deep people believe, Christiansen is excited possible region title on the line for both Clinic Tooele County ties. The Bulldog gridiron to have a Tooele County brethren in his programs.” 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 Cowgirl netters roll to easy 4-1 win by Nick Drake a non-league contest against Sky SPORTS EDITOR View, also at 3 p.m. Grantsville dropped a hard fought Grantsville proved to be too contest in the season girls’ tennis dominant for the Lady Pioneers, debut. especially in singles action. Gallup On Friday, the Cowgirls turned rolled to a 6-0, 6-0 whitewash of the tide on preseason foe Lehi, carv- Lehi’s Kelsey Cash in first singles ing out a 4-1 triumph over the Lady play while Cowgirl teammate Hall Pioneers on the road. registered a 6-0, 6-0 domination of Lori Gallup, Vanessa Hall and Pioneer foe Jessica Dale at second Whitney Hutchins all posted singles singles. Hutchins completed the sin- wins while the first doubles duo of gles sweep with a 6-1, 6-0 triumph Melissa Fillmore and Whitley Hill over third singles opponent Kartney combined forces to register a vic- Bragg. tory as well to help provide the Fillmore and Hill joined together decisions needed to record the dual to upend Lehi tandem Haley Richins triumph. and Melissa Smith at first doubles, Grantsville dropped a 3-2 contest 6-1, 6-4. to Class 5A foe Bingham just three The lone Pioneer victory of the photography / Troy Boman days earlier in the season opener. match came at second doubles Grantsville netter Vanessa Hall reaches for a volley in second singles last week against Bingham. The Cowgirls now return home to where Alix Russell and Reta Bilboa host Class 4A foe Box Elder today in battled to a 6-4, 7-5 win over Cowgirl a 3 p.m. affair. Grantsville also hits combo Kylee Jameson and Bria the road to Smithfield Thursday for Titmus. Cowgirl spikers off to strong start with win by Nick Drake mance in the three-day span. SPORTS EDITOR “It was a good game for the first Canyon View sports a number of match of the season,” she stated. talented and successful prep ath- “And it is always nice to go and get letes. a win on the road. So when Grantsville made the “This was an excellent preseason trek south to the Cedar City-based tournament (Dixie) because we prep school, the Cowgirls knew to were able to see a lot of the 3A expect a tough, competitive pre- schools that we will be competing season contest and neither team against outside of our disappointed. region, as well as some of the top In fact, the local squad stunned rated 4A and 5A schools,” she stat- the Lady Falcons in the season ed. “One thing that was really put debut, registering a 25-17, 25-12, into perspective for us was where 23-25, 23-17 over host Canyon View we started three years ago to where Thursday in a big non-league tri- we are now and how much further umph. we have to go. The girls believe that Brooke Bakker led the way with they are up for the challenge and I 13 kills and three blocks while Tonya am happy to say that I think this will Terry logged 28 assists for the next be an exciting year for Grantsville to keep the Cowgirl offense flowing volleyball.” and in tune for the road triumph. In the triumph at Canyon View, Just a couple of days later, Brooke Bakker paved the way with Grantsville made a strong showing a team high 13 kills and three blocks at the Dixie Invitational Volleyball w while teammate Kylie Erickson tournament in St. George. The logged seven kills and three blocks Cowgirls logged wins over Union, as well. Ashley Barlett fought to Copper Hills and Intermountain a strong performance at the net, Christian School while falling to recording eight blocks and four kills, Dixie, North Sanpete and Uintah in while teammates Paige Allred and hard fought decisions. Grantsville Sammie Jensen had four kills and logged the 3-3 tourney mark at the three blocks each. Kelsi Wells also Dixie Invite. turned in a stellar effort against the The Cowgirls now take time off to Lady Falcons with five blocks and prepare for another tough two-day a pair of kills. Terry also logged 28 adventure in the Weber Invitational, assists while Annie Young, Mallory Friday and Saturday, in Ogden. Oltjenbruns, Breanna Bunderson, Grantsville Coach Heidi Heath and April Darling all played good, was pleased with the team’s perfor- solid, consistent defense.

Weber finishing in first place with Invitational a time of 20:54. Alyssa Roberts continued from page A11 (23:06) and Rachel Topham (23:15) took their respective first place time of 17:08, as team- places with fourth and fifth place mates Issac Lambert (17:36), Ian Anderson (17:54), and Chris Steele finishes. Vanessa Young (25:27) (18:04) crossed the finish line in finished in 13th place as Micall fifth, seventh, and ninth places Pomeroy (25:39) closed the gap respectively. Jared McBride found in 14th place, with teammates himself tied with teammate Jed Amy Stocks (26:34) and Courtnee Jones in 14th place with a time of Cartwright (28:00) crossing in 18:19 while Trevor Cox ended the 15th and 18th in the division. race in 23:43. Dugway sent Jackson Jones The Cowgirls led the pack for to the Class 1A-2A, who finished the girls division with Crystal third with a time of 18:51.

photography / Maegan Burr Grantsville’s Crystal Webber runs along the path during the first cross country meet Saturday in Immigration Canyon. Webber went on to win the 3A race, with the GHS girls team also capturing the meet in their 3A division. B1 HOMETOWN

TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B1

■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Sarah Miley at 882-0050. Where ya from? Coping with Alzheimer’s

SLOW-PACED LIFE Name: Melanie Nixon From: Boise, Idaho To: Stansbury Park

utside of Tooele County, the world seems to O revolve a little faster. Every day is filled with trying to accomplish more and more. For Melanie and Sid Nixon, they prefer the slower-paced life of Tooele County. Melanie, 26, and Sid, 27, along with their 4-month-old daughter Avery, moved to Stansbury Park from Boise, Idaho, a little over two months ago. Originally, Sid and Melanie lived in Salt Lake City. Shortly before getting married to Melanie three years ago, Sid’s employer, Hardwoods Specialty Products — a lumber warehouse — transferred him to Boise. They lived in Idaho until Sid was transferred back to Salt Lake. “Salt Lake City is just too busy and too fast,” she said. “Out here, we are still close enough to Salt Lake that it is a quick drive.” Nixon loves that Stansbury has the small-town feel. “We love that the community feels safe. We’ve had to start thinking about that now that we have Avery,” said Nixon. She used to work with the American Red Cross Association, but since the coming of her baby, she has decided to stay at home. To make up for the income difference, her husband has decided to teach guitar lessons in the evenings. Nixon also loves that Stansbury has welcomed them with open arms. “People are already starting to wave at us while we are driving down the road, and we already feel at home,” she said. Having lived in the county for two months, the Nixons haven’t found anything about the community that they dislike. “So far we like everything about life here,” said Nixon. However, no family can move from a place they called home without leaving something photography / Troy Boman behind. Michelle Kroff was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease a year ago. Her husband and caregiver, David, makes sure she takes her medica- “We miss our friends and that tions and helps when she asks him to. we had a lot of water and trees, but we can make up for that,” said Nixon. Caregivers need help to avoid burnout when taking care of loved ones The Nixons also live closer to family now that they have moved by Karen Lambert was too young to have the disease. “The hardest thing is to help when makes a huge difference for her. to Stansbury. CORRESPONDENT Today, David is her caregiver. He she needs help, but not to take over She listens to her doctors, takes “We’ve been able to visit or now, David makes sure she takes her medica- her life,” said David. “Everyone has her medications, keeps busy, does our parents in Cedar City on Kroff helps when tions. She spends a day a week with a tendency to do that and want to what she can and tries not to worry the weekends, which has been his wife, Michelle, her sister and another day a week do everything for her. The hardest about what she can’t. Just recently, great,” said Nixon. asks and other- with a friend to get out of the house thing for me is to back off and let her neurologist told her it’s amazing compiled by Jessica Durrant wise lets her do and do things like shopping since her find her way.” how well she’s doing. In fact, she’s her thing. Michelle, she can no longer drive. Aside from Ever positive, Michelle said she doing so well that he doesn’t want If you’re a newcomer or know 64, was diagnosed that, Michelle keeps herself busy at cried for three days after the diagno- to see her for eight months. of a newcomer who’d like to Fwith Alzheimer’s disease a year ago, the couple’s Villa Motel, where she sis and then decided she was going and another girl clean all the rooms to beat the disease. Since then, she’s share the story of why they even though doctors told her she SEE ALZHEIMER’S PAGE B12 moved to Tooele County, please and do all the laundry. found a new pill from England that contact Sarah Miley at (435) 882-0050 or via e-mail at [email protected]. Drying fruits and vegetables is a time-tested method for preservation ith harvest from. because bacteria requires moisture to drying preserves foods, it does not underway, Freezing is the newest method of thrive and multiply. improve it. W garden- food preservation. It has been available Although it has been practiced for mil- To dry fruits, wash and drain ers are finding lots since the advent of the refrigerator/ lennia, it is not antiquated. The process them, then cut them up before dry- of ways to use and freezer during the 20th century. Bottling worked then and it works now. Properly ing. Vegetables need to be blanched to save the fruits and — another tried and true method — has treated, dried food retains most nutri- destroy the enzymes that cause changes vegetables they have been with us since the early 19th century, ents, flavor and color. in color, texture and flavor when drying worked so hard to although the method had its first begin- Although preserved food is most often or storing. produce this sum- nings during the conquests of Napoleon, marketed as frozen or canned, we still Vegetables can be blanched in boil- mer. Fresh eating is and canned or “tinned” foods were purchase a number of foods in dried ing water, but steaming or microwaving the use of choice, of made available to the troops during the form at the grocery store. Among them are preferred because they do not add Diane Sagers course. But if you CORRESPONDENT American Civil War. are raisins and other dried fruits, fruit extra water just before drying begins. wish to save your Pickling has been a part of man’s need roll-ups, potato flakes, dry soup mixes Vegetables are blanched then dipped in food, you have sev- er- to save food for centuries. Drying food and dried chilies, etc. ice water before freezing, but they do not photography / Diane Sagers al food preservation Homefront goes back even further. To dry foods at home, begin with foods People have dried food for methods to choose Drying keeps food from deteriorating that are in prime condition. Although thousands of years and it is SEE DRYING PAGE B5 still as effective as ever. B2 BULLETIN BOARD

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007 The Bulletin Board

emergency food pantry to help meet Tooele Grantsville the needs of our community. Anyone with clothing needs, adults and chil- THS Community Council Boys and Girls Club dren, are welcome. The food pantry Tooele High School Community The Boys and Girls Club of is available for emergency needs. Council will be meeting Thursday, Grantsville will open again for the Hours of operation are Saturdays Sept. 6, at 6 p.m. at the Tooele High fall on Tuesday, Aug. 28, on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located Library. All students, parents and and Fridays from 3 to 6 p.m. and at 580 S. Main, Tooele. For more info interested community members are Wednesdays from 1 to 6 p.m. at call 882-2048. invited to attend. Elections will be the Grantsville Youth Center, 50 N. Temple ready held to add new members to the Bowery St. It serves all youth from The temple ready class will be board. first through sixth grade. Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m. at Tooele Arts Council seeks instructors the Tooele East Stake Center, 751 The Tooele City Arts Council is N. 520 East, Tooele. The hours are currently seeking instructors to Stansbury Park Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; teach community classes for both Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 adults and children. Qualified p.m.; Thursday from 12:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays instructors wishing to teach need to Stansbury Board of Trustees meeting submit a resume to Terra Sherwood from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 882-1396 Stansbury Service Agency Board for more information or to sign up. at [email protected] or at Tooele of Trustees will hold its regular meet- City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, ing on Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m., Adult religion classes 90 N. Main St., Tooele, Utah 84074. at the Clubhouse, #1 Country Club Adult religion classes at the Tooele Arts Council Calendar Drive, Stansbury Park. Agenda items Grantsville West Stake, 156 E. Cherry The Tooele City Arts Council is include: 2006 financial report, water St. will continue until Nov. 14. The working on a quarterly communi- trampolines, the golf course lease, a course is on Doctrine and Covenants ty arts calendar. Any group that cemetery update and the greenbelt at and church history, with instructor is would like to advertise upcom- 72 Lakeview. Mark Hutchins. Register at the door. ing arts events please submit the For more info call Ken Hale 884- Soccer club 6564. Cost is $18.75 per course. information to Terra Sherwood at If you missed the registration [email protected], or at Tooele dates for the Stansbury Soccer Club New schedule for Spanish services City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, and you are still interested in playing, Starting Sunday, Aug. 19, the Tooele 90 N. Main St., Tooele, Utah 84074. we are still accepting registrations. 9th Branch will start their Spanish Tooele Arts Council grant money Please call 882-4545 or 843-7512 or e- religious services at 1 p.m. at 1000 N. The Tooele City Arts Council is mail stansburysoccerclub@hotmail. Broadway. Everyone is invited and now accepting applications from com for more information. welcome to attend. For more information please contact Alex Gonzalez nonprofit organizations that fur- photo courtesy of Peggy Pearce ther the mission of the arts council. at 435-228-0024. Amy and Brian Erickson, living on 93 Waterhole Drive, are the sixth winners of the Money will be awarded for the 2008 Schools Adult religion class Grantsville Beautification Yard Award. They have a beautiful yard with colorful flowers, year. Applications must be received The Tooele Utah Stake is spon- rock trim, a fountain, a garden bench and an attractive horizontal pole fence. by Friday, Nov. 2, at 5 p.m. Interested soring an adult religion class with ‘77 THS reunion held Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Great Colorado Train Escape parties can get a copy of the applica- The search is on for Tooele High the topic: “Lectures on Faith, Page ESOL students may come anytime The Great Colorado Train Escape tion at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main School class of 1977 classmates. We I.” Classes will be Wednesday eve- the center is open for Individualized offered by Hyde’s Tours will be held St. or at www.tooelecity.org. need to know where to send an invite nings beginning on Aug. 29 through study with our software programs Sept. 29-Oct. 5. Get your flyer and for the 30-year reunion. Let Sharon Nov. 28. The instructor is David A. Ladies pool league and textbooks. The book fee is $25 reservation form at the Tooele Senior at 882-0445, Cecelia at 882-4636 or Christensen, former instructor for Tooele County Ladies Pool League per semester. Center front desk. For those going on will be having a sign-up meeting on Donna at 882-5702 know your new the University of Utah Institute. The class will be held at the Tooele LDS Hunter Ed classes this trip, you must get your reserva- Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. this will be held address to send invitations to. If you tion and deposit in now! We are also at the park by the armory on Vine know of anyone who has moved out Institute building, 65 S. 200 West, A Utah Hunter Education Class Tooele, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. will be held at the Grantsville Fire looking for a volunteer bass guitar Street. All interested in having a of the area and would like to attend player for the Tooele Senior Band. team please attend. For any ques- please give us their address or have Registration will be held the evening Station. Classroom dates are Aug. tions please call Maggie (435) 830- them call one of the above phone of the first class, and the cost for the 16, 21, and 23. The shooting test is Grantsville Senior Center 6246, Kris (435) 830-8717 or Carol numbers. course is $16.25 or $2.50 per class. Aug. 25. Purchase a “voucher” to The Grantsville Senior Center can (435)224-8099. LDS Singles Activity take the class, from a DWR licens- be reached at 884-3446. ’82 THS reunion ing Agent. For more information call Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday All members of the Tooele High All singles age 30 plus are invited Mens pool league Leon Hadley 884-6111, Lynn Taylor and Friday, please make your reser- Tooele County Men’s Pool League School class of 1982 are invited to to a game night sponsored by Tooele North Stake singles, on Thursday, 884-6503, or Jay Weyland 884-3862. vations before 8:30 a.m. the morning will be having a sign-up meeting on their 25-year reunion to be held of the meal, sign-up sheets are avail- Aug. 21, at 7:30 p.m., at B.F.E., a pri- Friday, Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Eagle’s Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. Please note that Caregiver guide classes our game nights have been moved If you are a caregiver for a family able at the center. vate club on Main Street in Tooele. Nest. More details will follow. For Breakfast: Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to All interested in having a team please more information and to help make to the 3rd-18th ward building, 141 W. member or friend who is aging, chron- Utah Ave., until further notice dur- ically ill or has a disability or mental 12 p.m. attend. For any questions call Glynn contact with class members that we Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday 9 Pearson (801)243-3023 or (435)830- have lost contact with, contact Jeff ing remodeling of the North Stake illness then these free monthly class- Center. Please bring a favorite game es are for you. This month we will be a.m. 6246, Bob Reifsnyder (435)843-9121 England at [email protected] Bingo: Thursday 1 p.m. or Rob Bilbao (801)860-8099. or 435-830-2121; or Randi Park at to play and a snack to share and join talking about taking care of the care- us! giver — you. The class will be held Bunko: Monday and Wednesday Boys and Girls Club [email protected] or 801-243- 1 p.m. 6470. Tuesday, Aug. 21 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Tooele Library at the Tooele Senior Citizen’s Center Ceramics: Tuesday 10 a.m. have new open recreation hours ‘67 THS reunion 59 E. Vine St. Light refreshments Line Dancing: 10 a.m. The Tooele High School class of 1967 which will begin on Monday, Aug. will be served. For more information Pinochle: Thursday 9 p.m. will hold its 40-year reunion activities 27, at the Dow James building, 438 contact Dee Askerland at 882-4163 or Pool: Everyday over Labor Day weekend. A gathering Books for sale W. 400 North. It serves all youth ages Barb McFarland at 843-9054. Puzzles: Everyday 6-18. The Teen Center is also open is planned for Friday, Aug. 31, at 6 Tooele Friends of the Library Quilting: Monday 9 a.m. Tuesday through Friday from 3-7 p.m., in the pavilion located at the first Bookstore, will be selling hardback Health and Wellness information p.m. at the Tooele Youth Center, 102 flat in Settlement Canyon. It will be a books for 50 cents, a good selec- Groups seminar Aug. 21 at 1 p.m. N. Seventh St., which serves all teens casual evening of visiting and listening tion of large print books, and many Health clinics 13-18 years old. The membership fee to oldies music. There is no need to children’s books for 25 cents through Kiwanis meetings Blood pressure: Every Thursday is $10 per year. If you’re interested pre-register your attendance for this August. Hours are Tuesday from 11 Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at 12 p.m. call Darlene Dixon at 843-5719. activity. A golf tournament is sched- a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday 1 to 7 p.m. noon at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, Foot clinic: Aug. 28, 1:30 to 3:30 uled for Saturday, Sept. 1, at 8 a.m., 61 E. 1280 North, Tooele. Contact p.m. appointments are necessary. Friday nights on Vine Marilyn Gillette at 435-830-5463. Weekly concerts/performances at the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. This Grantsville senior dance will be will be at the Veteran’s Memorial will be an 18 hole shotgun scramble. A Education Eagles new hours Friday, Aug. 24 at 5 p.m.. Delbert Park, at the corner of Main Street dinner is planned for Saturday at the The Eagles Lodge is now open for Long will DJ. Come out and enjoy a and Vine Street. Join us for Fridays Eagle’s Nest, Tooele Army Depot, at Youth EmployAbility Services business at 12 p.m. each day. Come wonderful time. on Vine, every Friday starting at 7 5:30 p.m. It will include dinner, danc- Join Youth EmployAbility Services down, socialize and meet our new Tooele Seniors p.m., now until Sept. 25. ing, a remembrance of the deceased in celebrating our commitment hostess. The Tooele County Senior Citizen classmates and a salute to those class- to education and employment for Quilt Guild meeting Center can be reached at 882-2870. Big Fix Discount Clinic mates who served in the military. If Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Tooele youth and young adults. An Remember the Tooele Quilt Guild The center is for the enjoyment of all you have any questions or would like open house will be Wednesday, Aug. meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 21 at 9:30 senior citizens 55 years and up. Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele on additional information please contact Aug. 27, at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 22, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the a.m., at 151 Main St. Visitors always Meals: Monday, Tuesday, thursday one of the following, Kathy Howard Department of Workforce Services, welcome. Please remember you and Friday, lunch noon to 1 p.m. North, and on Aug. 28, in Grantsville, Mallis (435) 882-6435, Michele Bullis at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W Main 305 N. Main Street, Tooele. Stop Breast Cancer Awareness block. It Breakfast: Wednesday 9 a.m. to 12 Medina (801) 731-6815 or Sherma by and learn more about the YES must be finished and turned in at this p.m. St. Intake begins at 8 a.m. until fulll. Cook Hemingway (801) 277-9278. Arrive early, space is limited. First Program. For more information call months meeting. Our meeting this No Friday night dinners until Sept. come – first served. Micro-chipping Elementary orchestra/band (435) 840-2125. month is special because there will 7 and vaccinations are available at Elementary orchestra and band Training/employment open house be a Surprise Trunk Show. Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., Thursday both locations while veterinarian is will be offered again this school year. Attention young adults ages 16–21 12:45 p.m. New players desperately at the premises. A $5 processing fee The Tooele and Stansbury elementary years old. Interested in assistance Sports needed. applies to clients getting vaccina- schools will attend programs at Tooele with funding for education and job Bingo: Monday 1 p.m., Friday 12:45 tions only. Prices are as follows: High School (East, West, Northlake and training? Come to an open house p.m. Harris) or Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High Swim and Slam Vball Tournament Pinochle: Tuesday 1 p.m., Thursday female dog $55, male dog $45, female Wednesday, Aug. 22, from 3 p.m. to 5 All night volleyball on Friday, Aug. School (Middle Canyon, Copper Canyon, 9 a.m., Friday 10 a.m. cat $35, male cat $25, cat family plan p.m. at the Department of Workforce 24, at 7 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Overlake, Rose Springs and Stansbury). Line Dancing: Monday 1 p.m. (No $100 (mom and litter. All kittens Services, 305 N. Main Street. Learn Complex. The divisions will be mens The Grantsville Elementary students will Tuesday class until September) must be from one litter and less than about Youth Employ-Ability Services and womens doubles. All are wel- attend band at Grantsville High School The Senior Sparkles: “New Fitness 5 months old). An additional fee of (YES) training and job opportunities come to compete or spectate. Call and orchestra at Grantsville Elementary Program” Monday, Wednesday, and $10 will be charged for pregnancies for low-income families in the Tooele DPAC at 843-4035 to register. and dogs over 60 pounds. Additional School. Both beginning and intermedi- County area. Program administered Friday 9:30 a.m. (muscular strength, fees may also be charged for animals ate orchestra and band will be offered by Salt Lake County, funding provid- Arenacross range of movement, cardio circuit Deseret Peak Arenacross is sched- with special conditions. Animals in all programs. Classes will be held ed by the Department of Workforce and yoga stretch) uled for Aug. 24, Sept. 8, 14, Oct. 12 must be between eight weeks and before school at 7:30 a.m., in the band Services. For more information call Friday Night Dancing 6 to 8 p.m. at 7 p.m. They will be held at the six years. Do not feed pet after 9 and orchestra rooms at Tooele High (435) 840-2125. Aug. 17 — David Bickmore Band Deseret Peak Complex. Please call p.m. the night before surgery if pet School, Johnsen Jr. High School and Adult education Aug. 24 — Annual picnic Grantsville High School. Class will be 843-4025 with questions. is over 4 months; do not feed after 6 Get your high school diploma Aug. 31 — Ned Garcia after school at 3:30 p.m., in the GES AV a.m. if pet is under 4 months. Water this year. All classes required for room. Beginning orchestra and band will is okay. No sick animals please. Cats a high school diploma, adult basic Seniors begin on Wednesday Sept. 5, at 7:30 a.m., SEE BULLETIN PAGE B3 must be in labeled carriers, dogs on education, GED preparation, word intermediate orchestra and band will leashes. For more Information call processing, drivers’ education and begin on Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7:30 a.m. 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or English as a second language are (GES beginning and intermediate classes visit www.utahpets.org. available. Register now to graduate BULLETIN BOARD POLICY start Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 3:30 p.m.) — just $35 per semester. Located at CAP Head Start registration If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Jamie Belnap at 882-0050, 76 S. 1000 West Can be reached at Registration is now on in Tooele County fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for 833-1994. Adult Education classes for Salt Lake CAP Head Start, a pre- special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Churches are for students 18 and over. Summer school program for low-income families. etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your hours Tuesday and Wednesday 5 to We offer half-day and home-based options notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your 9 p.m. at no cost, and extended-day services for Food pantry announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- a low-cost for income-qualifying families. The First Baptist Church in Tooele English as a second language tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on Call 435-882-6743 for more information. is offering a clothing closet and ESOL conversational classes are the day prior to the desired publication date. B3

TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 Party Paper Senior Circle is for anyone over the age Water aerobics. Bulletin of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Receive continued from page B2 hospital, local, and national benefits. Call Recovery 843-3690 or stop by the hospital volunteer Senior Citizen’s annual pot luck picnic desk to sign up. All activities require an Kick drug habit ROLLS RSVP except for exercise. will be held Thursday, Aug. 23 from 5 to 9 LDS Family Services addiction recovery p.m. You need to sign up at the front desk Exercise meetings are Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. • multiple sizes so we have a head count. The Ahlstroms Sittercise Classes — Meets Mondays at at 1030 S. 900 West, Room 118, in Tooele. • different stocks will provide the entertainment. Meat will 2 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Free to Enter on the north side of the chapel. The • cover tables be furnished. members. Chair and sitting exercises that Erda meeting has been discontinued. Caregiver Guide Class — Tuesday, Aug. promote flexibility and toning. • crafts Body Instincts — Meets Tuesdays at Castaways AA • moving 21 at 7 p.m. Meet at Tooele Senior Center Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous meets $ for support and help in caring for your ill or 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). • coloring 2 Free to members. Toning and stretching Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at noon at aging loved one. and a little cardio workout. the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Birthday Bingo — Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 5 Inquire within Hinges & Twinges — Meets Tuesday Tooele. (Southwestern looking church by p.m. Food, cake, bingo, prizes! Spaces fill and Thursdays at 11 a.m. Pratt Aquatic the new hospital, first left off 2000 North) up fast. $3 for salad bar and drinks. Center. $2.50 for members, $20 for a 10- Open, mixed, non-smoking, wheelchair Senior Circle pass punch card. $3.50 for non-members. access. 58 North Main • Tooele WEDDINGS

Anderson / Rees Boehm / Davis Boost Your Business! Martin and Suzanne Anderson Henry and Elizabeth Boehm are pleased to announce the mar- are pleased to announce the TOOELE riage of their daughter, McKenzie marriage of their daughter, TRANSCRIPT Rae to Garrett Michael Rees, Alissa Elizabeth to Daylin John BULLETIN son of Michael and Lori Rees of Davis, son of Jeff and Sheryl Hoytsville, Utah, on Thursday, Davis, Thursday Aug. 23, 2007 ADVERTISING • 882-0050 Aug. 23, 2007. in the Salt Lake Temple of The Garrett served an LDS mission Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- in New Mexico. Both McKenzie day Saints. and Garrett recently graduated In their honor, we will hold from Utah State University. by a family dinner and small a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. at ANNOUNCING... The couple will be married in reception. The couple will make Historical Wheeler Farm, 6351 the Salt Lake Temple, followed their home in Logan, Utah. S. 900 E., Salt Lake City. There will also be an open house on AFTER SCHOOL Sept. 3, 2007, from 5 to 8 p.m., If we have neglected to invite at Rush Valley Town Hall, Rush anyone, please feel free to join BIRTHDAY Valley. us. DRAMA! LaWayne Lemmon MWMC BABIES BORN AUG 8 TO 16 The children of LaWayne AGES 5 - 12 Jackson LaMont Silver was Sue Thompson. Lemmon would like to invite born Aug. 8, 2007, to Joseph and Sadie Lyn Kennedy was STARTS family and friends to join us in Chazidy Silver. celebrating her 80th birthday at born Aug. 14, 2007, to Matt and Madilynn Lee Crofts was born SEPT. 2007 an open house on Saturday, Aug. Monica Kennedy. Aug. 9, 2007, to Karl and Esther WEEKLY 1-HOUR 25, 2007 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Jason Khristopher Green was Crofts. Grantsville Stake Center, 550 E. born Aug. 15, 2007, to Adam and CLASSES Sophia Victoria Smaellie was Durfee. No gifts please. born Aug. 9, 2007, to Victor and Jessica Green. Kimberli Smaellie. Jacob Eldon Feuerbach was Kaiden Cody Thompson was born Aug. 16, 2007, to Jeff and TO REGISTER, born Aug. 13, 2007 to Cody and Erica Feuerbach. CALL THE NUMBER BELOW BEFORE AUG 13 OR FINANCIAL FOCUS AFTER AUG 20 Do all your stocks and mutual funds look alike? 884-6852 ike to investing? Simply put, it’s mutual funds will be negatively that may affect one particular most too risky. Suppose you own a affected. If, in 2001, you owned class of assets. Diversification L people, bunch of stocks of companies just one technology-heavy does not guarantee a profit nor you prob- that belong to the same indus- fund, your overall portfolio does it protect against loss. ably gravitate try, or to just a couple of relat- probably wasn’t shaken up too And here’s one more reason toward things ed industries. If a particular set much, but if you had several to expand your investment that you’re of economic or market forces of these funds, you would defi- familiar with hurt these industries, then nitely have felt some pangs of horizons: You probably won’t and that you your stocks are going to take regret when you opened your be able to achieve all your ThankThanks to the Tooele You County like. If you a hit — and if most of your investment statement. financial goals if you only own one type of investment, such Merchants for donations & the enjoy clas- Tye Hoffmann investment dollars are tied up Keep this in mind: Different sical music, GUEST COLUMNIST in these holdings, your overall investments may respond as growth stocks or growth- volunteers who helped make your shelves portfolio will take a hit, too. differently to the same mar- oriented mutual funds. Over may be full You might think that you can ket forces. To give just one time, you will have other con- Ophir Days a success. of Beethoven and Ravel. If you avoid this problem of “over- example, a steep rise in inter- siderations, such as the need love pasta, your cupboards concentration” by investing in est rates may hurt the stocks of Special thanks go to Lolly and Edna Ala for for income, so you’ll need to may be bulging with spaghetti mutual funds. After all, mutual financial services companies, starting the day off with a free breakfast for and ravioli. In most parts of funds may invest in dozens but have relatively little effect address this in your portfolio. everyone and to the many volunteers who your life, there’s nothing wrong of different companies at any on pharmaceutical stocks. On These factors also affect the cooked and served the great meal. with this type of devotion — time, so you’re protected from the other hand, certain legal or way you approach your 401(k) but, if it’s carried over to your any industry-specific down- regulatory changes can have a or other employer-sponsored Special recognition to Al and Lalla Isi investment portfolio, you could turns, aren’t you? Actually, it’s big impact on drug company retirement plan. You may have for over 24 years of coordinating run into problems. not quite that simple. There are stocks, but not cause a stir in a dozen or more investment contributions and ticket sales. Specifically, you don’t want many different types of mutual the financial services industry. options in your plan, so don’t to own too many of the same funds available on the market, Consequently, if you spread just stick with one or two of types of stocks or mutual and some of them do concen- your investment dollars among them. funds — even if you like these trate in a particular market seg- different types of stocks and investments and are gener- ment, such as technology. And mutual funds (as well as bonds, In the investment world, ally pleased with their perfor- when something happens that certificates of deposit and gov- you’ve got many choices — so mance. affects these segments, such as ernment securities), you’ll be take advantage of this freedom What’s wrong with “the the bursting of the technology less vulnerable to those forces and flexibility. 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USU EXTENSION CONNECTION Safety tips for canning fruits and veggies It’s Time to ardens recipes are the Ball Blue Book, Pressure canning is the only safe are So Easy to Preserve, or the USDA way to can vegetables and meats. G over- Canning Guide. These are available Check your recipe to see what flowing with for purchase at the USU Extension the proper processing technique shiny red toma- office at 151 N. Main. Free recipes is. Botulism is a concern in home toes, bright and information can be downloaded canning. A favorable environment CLEAN HOUSE green peppers at http://extension.usu.edu/coopera- for botulism to grow is a sealed and string tive/publications/ environment. So don’t assume your beans. Produce • Follow the recipe exactly. It is food is safe because it is sealed. SATURDAY stands are piled Darlene important that the product is not That is why processing times are so Clean out your high with fresh Christensen too thick. This is often a problem important. Sept. 8, 2007 produce. It GUEST COLUMNIST with salsa. The tested, safe recipe • Sterilize jars, choose great pro- Household 9 AM - 12 PM must be can- for salsa is thin. But remember it duce, and wash it thoroughly before ning season. is not safe to add extra veggies. processing. Hazardous HAZARDOUS WASTE Health Dept. Building Canning can be a safe and economi- Why not can it and then add fresh To make sure that your pressure cal way to preserve food at home. vegetables when you are ready to canner is working properly, it is Waste 151 N. Main Tooele Canning favorite and special prod- serve it? If you want to “play” with recommended you have your dial ucts to be enjoyed by family and a recipe, try freezing it. gauge checked each year before Sponsored by: friends is a fulfilling experience and • Remember to make altitude doing any processing. Weighted What to Bring: What NOT to Bring: a source of pride for many people. adjustments. Water boils at a lower gauges do not need to be checked. • Used oils • Paints • Poisons • Waste from Businesses There are some important safety temperature the higher you are and Call the USU Extension office at • Batteries • Chemicals • Containers larger than 5 gallons issues with canning, however. doesn’t have the microbial killing 843-2350 to make an appointment. • Antifreeze • Pesticides • Explosives Follow these guidelines to make power that water boiling at sea Please call if you have any canning • Unwanted products labeled • Ammunition sure you are making a safe product. level has. questions or concerns. You can also “Poison,” “Warning,” or “Caution” • Radioactive Waste • Compressed Gas Cylinders • Remember to use only USDA • Process for the correct time, access a free telephone answering kitchen tested recipes when can- using the correct method (hot system by the Ball company at 1- For more information check out our website tooelehealth.org HEALTH DEPARTMENT ning. Possible sources for safe water bath versus pressure canner). 800-240-3340. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 21, 2007

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As I noted earlier, drying food Sun provides the heat. Food go that low, do the best you can. may exist. Cool completely on later use. Drying requires few special tools. The doesn’t need to be exposed to the Spread food on oven racks or other racks or dishtowels before To reconstitute, place continued from page B1 sun that has dried foods for mil- sun to dry. It will dry efficiently place drying racks in the oven placing in containers. dried fruits or vegetables in lennia still provides solar energy in a shed with good air circula- and prop the oven door open You can also put dried food in a saucepan and pour enough need to be chilled after blanching to dry food. Our low humid- tion or it can dry well in a closed with a spoon to let the air circu- airtight containers and place it boiling water over to cover when drying. Simply spread them ity and long periods of sunny car. late. It will take 12 to 14 hours in the freezer at a temperature food. Cover and leave over on the drying racks and start the weather make drying food more Place foods on a tray, skin-side to dry food in this way. Keeping of 0 degrees Fahrenheit or lower low heat just until water is process. efficient than other places. down so they won’t stick to the an oven set to 140 to 170 degrees for four days or more. Freezing absorbed. The food will look Fruits tend to turn dark when The key to sun-drying is air tray. On dewy evenings, take the with the door open is not particu- destroys fewer vitamins than the and taste much like its fresh movement. Place fruits and vege- food inside so it won’t moisten larly efficient. Food dryers are oven method. counterparts. they are dried. Dipping the fruits tables on racks or screens so that up. much more cost effective if you Airtight glass jars are the best Purees can be made in a in unsweetened lemon juice, air can circulate freely around Insects are unwelcome visitors plan to do much drying. Food containers for dried food, but blender and dried by any unsweetened pineapple juice them. A piece of clean, cotton who invite themselves to drying dryers require less drying time zip-tight bags or other airtight of the above methods also. or ascorbic acid (sold as Fruit cloth or cheese cloth stapled parties. If they become a prob- and energy than oven- or sun-dry- containers are equally effective. Fruit leather is simply dried, Fresh) reduces the darkening. over frames makes a good dry- lem, cover the trays with cheese- ing. Follow the manufacturer’s Store packages of dried fruit in a pureed fruit with a table- Those perfectly colored fruits ing screen. Window screens also cloth or another screen, making directions for good results. cool, dark place. spoon or two of honey or you purchase are treated with work well. sure they don’t touch the food. After the food is dry enough, Apricots, peaches and apples sugar added to each quart. sulfur before drying, but the Smaller frames — about the Oven drying is a quicker way get it ready to store. Spread it on are among the most popular Dry until the leather is pli- sulfuring process is more compli- size to fit in an oven — work to dry fruits and vegetables. Set a tray in a 175-degree oven for 10 home-dried fruits, but many able and not sticky. Tomato cated than most of us would care very well because they are a temperatures below 140 degrees to 15 minutes to pasteurize it and people dry tomatoes for tomato leather can be reconstituted to do at home. more manageable size. if possible. If your oven does not destroy any insects or eggs that paste and reconstitute them for for tomato sauce or paste. Don’t let headaches disrupt your routine Teen County Terrific Teen by NewsUSA Diamond Headache Clinic. Migraines are characterized by The National Headache While looking for an Eagle Scout Headaches can be classified throbbing pain on one side Foundation offers the follow- Project, Aaron Hathaway was con- Whether you are at work, into two main categories: pri- of the head and are often ing tips for headache suffer- sidering sponsoring a clothing drive at school or planning a day mary and secondary. accompanied by nausea and ers: to fill community needs. As he of leisurely activities, a head- Primary headaches include light sensitivity. Triggers may • Maintain a regular sleep- approached the Tooele Children’s ache can stop you in your the most common form of be individual or a combination ing schedule, even on week- Closet he was informed that they tracks. More than 45 million headache, known as tension- of diet, activity, environment, ends and during vacations. had enough clothing, but needed Americans suffer from head- type headaches. About 78 per- emotions, medications or hor- • Implement daily stress- help being able to organize and store aches that disrupt their daily cent of adults experience ten- mones. Migraines can last any- reduction techniques into your it. Aaron responded to the need routine. sion-type headaches at some where from four to 72 hours. life. and decided to make shelves as his Medical professionals rec- point in their lives. Causes may Unlike primary headaches, • Keep a “headache diary” of service project. The project took ognize headaches as a legiti- be related to chemical or neu- secondary headaches are when headaches occur, along over 68 combined hours and what mate neurobiological disease. ronal imbalances in the brain caused by another disease or with any triggers, to share with Aaron describes as a “ton” of wood. Science, too, is rapidly pro- or muscle tightening behind condition such as aneurysm a health care provider. We appreciate Aaron and all Tooele gressing to better understand the neck or on the scalp. The or meningitis. These head- • Make an appointment County youth that work so hard to what causes headaches. pain is pressing or tightening, aches can be life-threatening, with a health care provider to make a difference in our area. “Headache pain is a real of mild to moderate intensity, so immediate evaluation by a discuss symptoms. and legitimate condition,” said and occurs on both sides of doctor is recommended. • Participate in treatment; Dr. Seymour Diamond, execu- the head. For most primary headache be an advocate for your head- tive chairman of the National Another type of primary sufferers, there are basic, prac- ache care. For more informa- Headache Foundation and headache, migraine, affects tical steps that can be taken to tion, visit www.headaches.org Aaron Hathaway director and founder of the 29.5 million Americans. help enhance quality of life. or call 888-NHF-5552.

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C a l l nurses for per diem, Tooele Department of (435)882-0768 Small Please email resumes to [email protected] contract & perm place- Workforce Services. Five Great ment positions through- fee for books. or mail to: Miller Motorsports Park, Re: Maintenance Tech DENTAL ASSISTANT out the Wasatch Front. FRONT DESK Clerk/ Level 1 & 2 2901 N. Sheep Lane, Tooele, Needed for Tooele F l e x . S c h e d u l e , Breakfast Attendant Same-Day Pay, & County office. Monday Open Houses Holiday Inn Express & through Thursday Ex- MORE! Exp. required. Suites at the Airport is perienced required fax pm pm C a l l NOW! now hiring for FD r e s u m e t o Sat. & Sun. • 12 – 4 801-298-7400 o r 3pm-11pm and Break- (435)843-8852 888-297-0570 (ucan) fast Attendant. Must be Picket Lane II 1 0 0 WORKERS DIESEL ENGINE Re- friendly and have great 6651 N. Malachite Way, Stansbury Park NEEDED! Assemble manufacturer is seeking customer service. Fax $254,990. Addition Discounts Available! Approx. 2315 Total Sq Ft. Two- crafts, wood items. Ma- highly motivated & resume to 801-741- story home, large kitchen with lots of Counter Space and Cabinets, cute OF TOOELE terials provided. To skilled technicians. 1500 or fill out applica- Jack-n-Jill baths, 2nd floor laundry. Anita Magilke 801-330-1920. $480+ per week. Free Component Techni- tion in person at 200 information package. cians must have experi- North 2100 West. SLC. 6609 N. Sky Heights Drive, Stansbury Park is seeking a 2 4 h o u r s ence in remanufactur- $239,990. Addition Discounts Available! Approx. 1750 Sq Ft. Multi-level GRANTSVILLE, FULL home with vaulted ceilings, eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar and large (801)264-5665. ing water pumps, fuel TIME Child care pantry, master suite with walk-in closet and separate garden tub and shower. pumps, connecting 14 MOTHERS/ Others needed, your home or Approx. 20 minutes to SLC! Anita Magilke 801-330-1920. rods, blowers, oil to work from home with ours. Please call Pat- pumps, etc. for Detroit Stansbury Place Full-Time computer, rick, (801)673-4375 Diesel Engines. Engine $500-$3500/mo. technicians must have GREAT CLIPS $500 449 W. Regatta Lane, Stansbury Park 2bpaiddaily.com experience in remanu- $334,990. Addition Discounts Available!. Approx. 3,100 Sq Ft. Four Bed- Hire on Bonus to first rooms, Three car garage, Main level office, Gourmet Kitchen with double Mechanic CUSTOM CABINET facturing all types of 3 qualified applicants ovens, 30 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City (even with traffic!) Shop in Utah Industrial Detroit Diesel Engines. 30,000 to 40,000 the Scott Longnecker 435-882-0337. Depot looking for expe- Engine machinists are first year, always busy, Applicant must be experienced, rience designer able to also needed. Great great customers (435) 461 W. Regatta Lane, Stansbury Park work with AutoCad and pay, benefits and vaca- 843-9410 $284,990. Addition Discounts Available! Approx 2,230 Sq Ft. Four Bed- assertive, self motivated and career Cabnetware. Also, look- tion packages included. rooms, 2.5 Baths, Fireplace, Large Front Porch, 30 minute commute from Applicant must be will- JOHN DEERE & BOB- ing for experienced downtown Salt Lake City (even with traffic!) Scott Longnecker 435-882- cabinet makers, CNC ing to relocate. Call CAT Dealership has the 0337. minded. ASE Certification and state operators and Shop 877-885-4724 for more following positions available for immediate help. Training is avail- information. Ask for Starside II safety inspection certified a plus. able and pay is based Zach. employment. (2) Ag on skill level. Please fax Technicians, (2) Bobcat 406 W. Delancey, Stansbury Park Great pay with generous benefits. r e s u m e t o DRIVERS - WE PAY Skidsteer/ Light Indus- $269,990. Addition Discounts Available! Approx. 2,530 total Sq Ft. Quiet (866)309-6359 or MORE! Reefer Average trial Technicians. Hunt- street, kitchen with lots of cabinets & island, beautiful finish work, great $1,016/week. Excellent ing, Fishing, Ski Area, E-mail to dsmart@wire- value! “Best value in Stansbury Park – great floor plan & Beautifully up- Network, Salt Lake City Competitive Salary, lessbeehive.com. You graded finish” Brandie Hoban 801-718-7121. may also contact Doug terminal. Orientation Commission & Benefits. Apply in person at at (801)694-9067 and Dispatch. Call Tina Craig, Colorado. Call 800-248-7725 ext. Craig 970-824-6163 or SELLING YOUR moun- 6643 fax 970-824-6344 855 North Main, Tooele tain bike? www.tooele www.primeinc.com creuer@tri-state transcript.com (ucan) equip.com (ucan) B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday August 21, 2007

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Pur- Dr. Farms HOUSEMATE, PRI- chase price $204,900. Priced Low VATE bedroom, refrig- Call Ellen 888-597- ONLY for Salt Lake erator, microwave, $ 250 W. 408 North 6021.www.FreshStart $ Valley! 259,900 shared kitchen/ bath, HomesLLC.com. RE/ 318,900 MLS #705602 1.25 acres. u/p, w/d, cable TV. No MAX Results. MLS #709866 p e t s . $ 3 7 5 / m o RENT TO Own in Incredible value! 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, $200/dep 882-6141 Tooele. All New Inside! Must have referrals. Motivated sellers, bring offer. 2 story beauty on close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real Built 2001, 4bdrm East bench. Open & spacious room for entertain- hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 2.5bth, vaulted ceiling, ing. Large master bed & bath w/huge garden tub & paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement Serious inquiries only. 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Homes for 801-455- 8782 Rent SOUTH WILLOW Newer All offices independently owned and operated. Information 2 story $1295/mo deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 2BDRM 2BTH condo, 3bdrm and laundry on 1185 N. Main • Tooele $900/mo. Totally re- all on top floor 3bth gor- modeled. (435)840- geous .5acre EBRE Co. 8199 Matt (801)597-7707 LEPC AGENDA AMENDED Agenda for the LEPC meeting to be held Wednesday, August 29th, 2007 at 1:30 p.m. at the Tooele County Courthouse, EOC Con- ference Room. Welcome – Chairman, Tuesday August 21, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin LEPC B9 Approve July 2007 minutes Homes for Homes for Homes for Homes for Homes Homes Homes Public Notices HazPublicMat reports, NoticesHarry Rent Rent Rent Rent Meetings ShintonMeetings Review upcoming train- WANTED MALE Room- SELL YOUR computer SELLING YOUR moun- HORSE PROPERTY FSBO $ 1 6 8 , 5 0 0 TWO NEW CON- Deadline for public no- ing TOOELE: CLEAN mate non smoking, non in the classifieds. Call tain bike? www.tooele 4bdrm, 3bth, Theater 1800sqft, 4bdrm, STRUCTION homes in tices is 4 p.m. the day Nadine Taylor, Emer- 3bdrm, 1bth home, drinking, no pets to 882-0050 or visit transcript.com room, new paint, hard- 1.5bth, Tri-level house West Point, 3bdrm, prior to publication. gency Services large bedroom up- share new Stansbury www.tooeletranscript. wood, tile, 3300sqft, in a established neigh- 2bth ramblers, many Public notices submit- New Business stairs, new carpet home $500/mo plus com SELL YOUR CAR or 1.12 acres, Appraised borhood close to town. up-grades starting at ted past the deadline Next meeting-September through out, new a/c s p l i t u t i l i t i e s boat in the classifieds. at $330,000. Asking The kitchen is a good $259,900. 1479 N. will not be accepted. 26th, 2007 units, ceiling fans, (435)840-2781 DEADLINES FOR clas- Call 882-0050 or visit $315,000. (801)201- size and updated with 4 3 5 0 W. C a l l UPAXLP Adjourn laundry hook-ups, (801)502-6517 sifieds ads are Monday www.tooeletranscript. 5272, (435)882-6402 hardwood floors and 801-686-4679 (ucan) Harry Shinton small yard, across and Wednesdays by com or e-mail your ad stainless steel appli- AGENDA LEPC Chairman from Tooele High WANT TO get the latest 4:45 p.m. to tbp@tooeletran- AFFORDABLE ances. The upstairs has UNIQUE PROPERTY NOTICE is hereby given (Published in the Tran- School $775/mo, local news? Subscribe script.com HOMES- ZERO a bedroom w/a great Grantsville, 3bdrm that the Stansbury Serv- script Bulletin August 21 $555/dep. 280 West to the Transcript Bulle- GOT A good idea for a DOWN PAYMENT. 2, view overlooking the home with 5 recently ice Agency Board of & 23, 2007) S E L L I N G Y O U R Vine Street REAR tin. story? Call the Tran- 3 & 4bdrm, $170- west mountains w/a remodeled rental units Trustees will hold its HOME? Advertise it in house available (go script and let us know $250K. Free recorded sliding door entrance to ($2300 income) in back regular meeting on the classifieds. Call down drive way to PUBLIC NOTICE SELL YOUR CAR or 882-0050. message (877)744- the deck. 659 N Park- on .88 acres. Qualified Wednesday, August 22, boat in the classifieds. 882-0050 or visit see). Pets and smok- 3427 ext.4. Prudential buyers w/10% down/ 2007 at 7:00 p.m., at the Notice is hereby given www.tooeletran way Ave (435)882-2157 Call 882-0050 or visit WANT TO get the latest ing OK with addi- R.E. http:// www.tooe $40,000 call Laura Clubhouse, #1 Country that the North Tooele script.com (435)849-2569 www.tooeletranscript. local news? Subscribe tional monthly fees. lefinehomes. com O w n e r / A g e n t . Club Drive, Stansbury County Fire Protection Copies of 2 most re- FSBO, 3bdrm 1bth, air, (801)898-9085 Deseret Park, Utah 84074. Service District will hold com or e-mail your ad to the Transcript Bulle- SELL YOUR computer BEAUTIFUL multi-level, cent paychecks or garage, patio, land- Peak Realty. Business Meeting their regular monthly to tbp@tooeletran- tin. in the classifieds. Call 4bdrm, 2bth, vaulted proof of income re- scaped, sprinkling sys- 1. Call to Order board meeting on Thurs- script.com 882-0050 or visit ceilings, office, new HAVING A yard sale? quired with Applica- tem, incl: w/d, refridg- 2. Pledge of Allegiance day, August 23, 7 p.m. www.tooeletranscript. carpet, tile, upgraded S E L L I N G Y O U R Advertise in the Tran- tion. Section 8 OK. erator, 1 share water, 3. Roll Call at the Lakepoint Fire com lighting. $225,900. Call Mobile Homes HOME? Advertise it in script Will show Friday 8/24 lot: 55”x150. $147,500. 4. Review and Adopt Station, 1528 Sunset Kim (801)360-6517 to the classifieds. Call DEADLINES FOR clas- 5pm-7pm, Saturday 435-882-7094 Minutes Road, Lake Point, UT. see. 882-0050 or visit SELL YOUR car in the sifieds ads are Monday 8 / 2 5 2 p m - 4 p m . 801-860-5696 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 5. Public Comment The agenda will be as home for rent, no smok- www.tooeletran Transcript Bulletin Clas- and Wednesdays by Please leave people BUY 5BDRM FORE- 6. Probable Vote Items follows: ing/ pets. 882-1550 script.com sified section. 4:45 p.m. in front house undis- CLOSURE! O n l y GRANTSVILLE NEW a. 2006 Financial Report 1. Roll call turbed. Thank You. $120,000! This home CUSTOM Home, 3 car – Christy Achziger 2. Approval of Minutes must sell! More homes garage, bonus room, b. Water Trampolines – 3. Certify Tax Rate available now! For list- 4000sqft on over 1/2 Office Space John O’Donnell 4. Bills and Communica- ings call (800)586-3901 acre, 10k below ap- c. Golf Course Lease – tions Homes extension 5855. (ucan) praisal. $359,900 Brad John O’Donnell 5. Policies and proce- 801-836-5463 C-A INVESTMENT 7. Recess dures BUYERS ARE Online! 510 North Main, Plaza GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, Work Session 6. Approve new mem- So are we! The Solu- 500. Available now, $$$SAVE MONEY 1bth, nice neighbor- 1. Possible Vote Items bers t i o n s T e a m 1400 sqft. For more Find HUD & Bank hood, beautiful yard a. Cemetery Update – 7. Other business (435)884-9449 www.in- information contact owned homes at: with fruit trees, patio, Glenn Oscarson 8. Adjournment www.tooeleban- tooelecounty.com 882-1199 pond, $179,000. Call b. Greenbelt at 72 Cassandra Ray kowned homes.com or CAN’T GET A loan? You Kurt (435)830-4376 Lakeview – John O’Don- Admin. Clerk call for a list Kim De- NEW LISTING TOTALLY FINISHED PRICE REDUCED! can buy with no qualify- (435)830-6716 FOR LEASE Office/ nell (Published in the Tran- IN CUL-DE-SAC Landscape Included Graw (435)224-4038 ing. Credit problems ok Business Space 2. Manager’s Report script Bulletin August 16 Group 1 Real Estate 5% moves you in. GRANTSVILLE, NEWLY Utilities included. 46, 3. Board Members’ Re- & 21, 2007) OPEN HOUSE Becky (435)884-0193 UPDATED 4bdrm 2bth South Main. 1 month ports and Requests $260,000 Grantsville all rambler. Carport, 2 (435)224-4932 free. (602)826-9471 4. Correspondence PUBLIC NOTICE SAT & SUN brick huge home! sheds, large yard, fire- 5. Financial and Bills NOTICE IS HERBY 263 N. HALE STREET AUG 18 & 19 4-5bdrm, many extras, FABULOUS 2-story place, water softener, 6. Adjourn GIVEN THAT the Tooele $294,500 from 12-4 PM fully landscaped, formal home has 4bdrm, RV parking, $195,000 Horse Property on .85 244 DONNER PLACE (Published in the Tran- City Planning Commis- dining & living rooms, 3 3.5bth, 2 family rooms. (negotiable), Call Lots & Land Acre with Barn, Arena, Out GRANTSVILLE • $215,000 script Bulletin August 21, sion will meet in a public fireplaces. C a l l Includes central air, gas 435-884-4424 Buildings, 4 beds/1 bath. SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES 2007) hearing and Business Built in Log. Entertainment 1/3 acre rambler (435)840-5199 fireplace, vaulted ceil- 320 ACRES land in GRANTSVILLE. Spa- meeting scheduled for Center and Fireplace. ings. Best DEAL in Tooele County for sale, GRANTSVILLE CITY cious rambler with Wednesday, August 22, Stansbury. Call Jeff May sell in 40 acre par- NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEW LISTING 5bdrm & 2.5bth, most 2007 in the hour of 7:00 SOUTHEAST BENCH 801-244-3946. RE/MAX tials owner financing HEARINGS ON ZON- NEW LISTING 367 PLAZA CIRCLE 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. of the house remod- PM. The meeting will be Results p o s s i b l e C a l l ING MAP AMEND- 1088 Big Tree • $320,000 GRANTSVILLE • $248,900 SANDY, UT • $455,000 CUSTOm RAmBlER eled. $205,000 Home held at Tooele City Hall (435)843-0180 MENTS, PROPOSED South Willow Estates NEW Beautiful, fully finished 5 bdrm w/ great swimming FANTASTIC 4bdrm 8 8 4 - 3 6 6 8 , C e l l in the City Council home. .37 acres, 5 bdrm, 3 bth pool. .73 acres. Horse Property. • 6 bdrm (435)830-0062 RESIDENTIAL AND Horse Property 4bth Rambler, Fully 840-0807 COMMERCIAL DEVEL- Chambers, located at 90 • 3.5 bth Finishes, Fully Land- BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. 35 OPMENT AND AN N Main Street, Tooele, NEW LISTING HELP! I’m trying to find PRICE REDUCED! CONDO • SLC scaped, 1/2 acre. ACRES - $59,000; 40 AMENDMENT TO THE Utah. 1681 E. 9400 S. • Exercise room an older Rambler for 515 S. 1000 E. • $225,000 SANDY, UT • $279,000 Call Angela at Remax acres - $67,900. 90 CITY’S LAND USE Agenda Items HORSE PROPERTY! sale with garage in the Aztec condos. • Great room Advanced for more in- minutes from Salt Lake REGULATIONS 1. Pledge of Allegiance Totally remodeled condo. area of Upland drive, Lease to Own or Buy w/large kitchen formation (435)884- City in SW Wyoming. NOTICE IS HEREBY 2. Public Hearing and 3490. pioneer avenue or Mill- Motion on conditional 1122 DAVENPORT Recreational paradise. GIVEN that the Grants- • Large family c r e e k W a y use permit for Mountain NEW LISTING GRANTSVIILE • $278,000 FORECLOSURE Stunning setting with ville City Council will 419 PREMIER 251 E. LEGRAND • $245,000 (435)548-2124 or States Line Constructors room in finished Looms! Our loss is your amazing views. Sur- conduct public hearing GRANTSVILLE • $289,900 HORSE PROPERTY (435)733-0165 Apprenticeship and Lease to Own basement gain. 4bdrm, 3bth, brick rounded by gov't land. (s) at the Grantsville City Big Beautiful Rambler. .52 acres. South Willow Estates Training facility to be lo- Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. In Stansbury or Grantsville rambler, w/large work- LEASES OPTION Avail- EZ terms. Call UTLR Offices, 429 East Main • Lanscaped cated at 595 N Industrial 3 bd, 2 bth, $1,450 month shop in quiet neighbor- able! 71 W 1970 N 1-877-351-5263. (ucan) Street, Grantsville, Utah DRASTICALLY REDUCED Loop Road by Kent • Sport court hood. Only $163,900. Tooele Townhouse/ on Wednesday Septem- PRICE REDUCED 229 ALEXANDER COURT Maughan. Lease to Own Short sale possible. Row end in Overlake. ber 5, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. GRANTSVILLE • $215,000 • 3 car garage 3. Public Hearing and VERY MOTIVATED SELLER! 1 – 2 bd, 2 bath The Solutions Team 3bdrm, 2bth Immacu- Water Shares to receive public input SOUTHERN UTAH Motion on conditional 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1444 sq ft $1,600 month (435)884-9449 late condition! Call us: regarding the following 11 SOUTH 400 EAST 882-3531 use permit for an MEADOW, UT Rambler. Next to tot lot on Earn equity while 801-647-9193 proposals: the green belt. you lease to own. FREE INFORMATION 5 10 shares of Grantsville 1. Zoning Map Amend- in-home preschool to be Filmore County 801-554-8474 costly refinance mis- Irrigation company Almost 5 acres. Beautiful NICE EAST Bench all ment to rezone 7.74 located at 452 E 770 N Anybody with fair, but not takes and how avoid brick home, 4bdrm, a v a i l a b l e . C a l l by Brycie Pyper. family home with historic 2 Executive Lease to perfect credit, I have lease acres located at approxi- t h e m a t 3bth, full finished base- (801)859-5363 for de- 4. Public Hearing and log cabin on property. Owns Available Now to owns.Call for details. 4BDRM, 2.5BTH, 3 car mately 265 East Durfee www.utahlowrates.com ment, large covered tails Motion on conditional garage, gas fireplace, Street from a R-1-8 Dis- deck, large parking use permit for a medical full unfinished base- LOOKING FOR Horse 4 ACRE FT Culinary wa- trict to a R-1-21 District. Lana McKean Michelle Anderson area, fenced yard, etc. office building to be lo- ment, fully landscaped Property? See Tooe- ter 132 shares of irriga- (Application of Kirt Wil- 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 489 Sleepy Hollow cated at 1900 N Aaron and fenced, 2816sqft, leUtahHomes.com or tion water in Grants- liamson et. al) Drive, Tooele. Call Dr by Dr. Carolyn $279,900. 906 North Call Carol Haddock ville. (435)882-6686 2.Zoning Map Amend- FREE HOME CONSULTATION (435)882-3544 Forbes. 1430 East. 843-5713 or with ReMax Platinum at ment to rezone 60 acres 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah 6 SETTLEMENT Can- 5. Public Hearing and (801)638-8465 435-830-0007. located at approximately OPEN HOUSE August yon Irrigation shares for Motion on conditional 25 10am-2pm 830 N 800 South Quirk Street sale $4500 each Phone from a A-10 District to a use permit for an 720 West New custom (435)830-6513 or in-home preschool to be built home in Tooele/ RR-1 District. (Applica- (435)830-1334 tion of Betty Lou Wil- located at 2151 N 130 W Glen Eagles 4bdrm by Callee Didericksen. 2bth For information FOR SALE One share of liams) 3. Proposed concept 6. Public Hearing and Call (435)840-2889 Settlement Canyon wa- Recommendation on an t e r $ 4 0 0 0 plan for a residential HELP! I Need More Planning on selling your subdivision and commer- ordinance of the Tooele (435)882-2356 home, you could be cial development on City Council assigning sending your sales ONE SHARE Settlement 45.9 acres located at ap- the General Commercial points to up to 340,000 Canyon Irrigation, proximately 375 South (GC) zoning district to households at once. $4800. (435)840-0344 State Road 112 to in- land owned by NET- For $155. you can clude to single family BETT L.L.C., located UNDERGROUND WA- Homes To Sell! place your 25 word dwellings, multi-family West of SR-36 and TER Rights for sale classified ad to all 45 units and commercial ac- South of the future 1000 Erda, Tooele Valley newspapers in Utah. tivities. (Application of North 1604 Country Ln • Erda 14701524W .Country Hwy 199, Lane, Rush ErdaValley (435)882-4949 3030 Deer Run Drive Just call the Transcript Hewn Development) 7. Public Hearing and Price Reduced $489,900 Benches at South Rim Phase II Bulletin at 882-0050 for WANTED: WATER 4.Proposed amendment Recommendation for all the details. (Mention rights or irrigation to the Land Use Man- preliminary plan ap- ucan) shares in Tooele Val- agement and Develop- proval on West Mead- ley. Call Ross at ment Code to amend the ows Plat D amended. SELLING YOUR 801-642-0119 definition of private Vacating and amending HOME? Advertise it in streets to allow the use West Meadows Plat D. the classifieds. Call WATER RIGHT For one of private streets in all Consisting of 21 lots on 6 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car grg., Beautiful UNDER CONSTRUCTION 882-0050 or visit acre foot of water zoning districts. 31.57 acres located at www.tooeletran T o o e l e V a l l e y open floor plan, great views, lovely 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful All interested persons 700 South 1200 West by script.com (435)882-1612 Titan Development. 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family landscaping. Enjoy country living rambler with a bonus room being are invited to attend and 8. Public Hearing and rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 everyday in this all brick rambler. SO. Willow/ Grantsville WATER SHARES. 1.5 provide comment upon built on 2 acres in Stockton! Choose Recommendation for fi- acres. Price Reduced $478,000 $ Lease to own 5bdrm, Underground water these proposals. Written $550,000 your colors now! 389,900 nal plat approval on 2.5bth, 2-story, shares in the Erda comments will also be West Meadows Plat D $1450/mo $1400/dep area. 435-840-0678 considered if submitted 1122 S. Davenport Dr. to the City Recorder in amended. Vacating and Davidson Realty advance of the hearing. amending West Mead- (435)833-0233 Buildings The current Zoning Map, ows Plat D. Consisting Land Use Management of 21 lots on 31.57 acres SPECTACULAR and Development Code, located at 700 South Canyon Rim Estates HOME!. All New Inside BUILDING MATERIALS: proposed amendments 1200 West by Titan De- and Wonderfully Deco- METAL buildings, mini and the proposed plat velopment. rated! 4bdrm 2.5bth, storage systems, roof for the development 10. Public Hearing and Tiled Backsplash, New and wall panels, metal along State Road 112 Recommendation on Two Tone Paint, New building components. may be reviewed at the general plan amendment Final Phase Central Air, New Car- to change the width of Utah Manufacture 20 Grantsville City Offices pet, Huge Garage, years plus. Top quality each weekday before Droubay Road South of •34 Beautiful Building Lots View of Great Salt low prices. Weekly De- the public hearing, be- 500 North from an 84 Lake, No Backyard livery. 1-800-262-5347. tween the hours of 9:00 foot ROW to a 76 foot •Bring Your Own Builder Neighbors, MUST SEE cobuildings@cobuild a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ROW by Paul Hansen. INSIDE! Quick and ings.net (ucan) Persons with disabilities 11. Review and Approval Easy Access to SLC, needing accommoda- of Planning Commission •Great Investment If you build, remodel or Everyone Loves this tions to participate in this minutes for meeting held remove buildings you Home! Market Edge RE hearing should contact August 8, 2007. can place your classi- 801-455-8782 Jeremy Walker (435. Discussion Call Now While You Still fied ad in 45 of Utah's 884.3411) at the Grants- 1. Droubay Road align- STANSBURY PARK, newspapers for only ville City Offices at least ment Have Great Lot Choices! 4bdrm, 3bth, FSBO, $155. for 25 words ($5. 24 hours in advance of 2. General Plan change new paint & carpet- for each additional the hearing. along Hwy 112 from ing, cul-de-sac, fire- word). You will reach DATED this 21 day of Rogers Road to area place, RV parking. up to 340,000 house- August, 2007. mixed proposal. Call Laramie Dunn $205,000. (435)884- holds and all you do is Jeremy Walker 3. General Plan change 0424 (435)496-0191 call the Transcript Bul- Grantsville City and rezone from MU 160 (435) 224-4000 letin at 882-0050 for all Recorder to R 1-12 South of Sky- TOOELE $135,900 the details. (Mention Lots starting at (Published in the Tran- line West of Elk Hollow Home for sale. for UCAN Classified Net- Guy Keisel script Bulletin August 21, Dr. only $125,900. ZERO work) 30 & September 4, 4. “This is Smart Growth” $ DOWN financing (435) 496-3739 2007) Chapter 5: Protecting 79,900 available. Prudential SPECIAL STEEL BUILDINGS: Break and Preserving Our R.E. Free recorded LEPC AGENDA through advertising dis- Natural Heritage and message 1-877-744- AMENDED counts! 24x24x12 Working Lands 5-Acre Lot In Erda! 3427 ext.9 Agenda for the LEPC $7992, your cost Pursuant to the Ameri- meeting to be held TOOELE EAST Side $4495. Others avail- cans with Disabilities Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Wednesday, August To be built! 4bdrm 2.5bth w/office, a b l e . 4 8 x 9 3 x 1 4 Act, individuals needing 29th, 2007 at 1:30 p.m. fireplace, yard and $37,300, your cost special accommodation at the Tooele County your Real basement finished, RV $24,838. Price not ad- during this meeting Your plan or ours! Courthouse, EOC Con- pad, natural gas firepit justed for codes. should notify Rachelle ference Room. in backyard , fully www.scg-grp.com Custer, Tooele Planner Welcome – Chairman, Build your dream Estate needs f e n c e d $ 2 2 4 , 9 0 0 888-898-3091 Source Recorder prior to the LEPC (435)882-2171 #C00i (ucan) meeting at (435) home! Approve July 2007 min- 843-2130 or TDD (435) WANT TO get the latest utes 843-2180. Place Your Ad Here local news? Subscribe Haz Mat reports, Harry (Published in the Tran- Call Laramie for details 435-224-4000 Call 882-0050 to the Transcript Bulle- Shinton script Bulletin August 21, tin. Review upcoming train- 2007) ing Nadine Taylor, Emer- gency Services New Business Next meeting-September 26th, 2007 Adjourn Harry Shinton LEPC Chairman (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin August 21 & 23, 2007) DRAFT FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IM- PACT Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sen- sor System (JLENS) U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground Pursuant to Section 102(2)c of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 and the Council on Environmen- tal Quality regulations ( 4 0 CFR S e c . 1500-1508) implementing the procedural provi- sions of NEPA, the De- partment of Defense (DoD) gives notice that an Environmental As- sessment (EA) has been prepared for construction and test operations of the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System (JLENS) at U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (DPG), Utah, incorporated by reference. Based on the EA it has been determined that an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is not required. PROPOSED ACTION AND ALTERNATIVES The Proposed Action is to establish land-based testing sites on which to test the JLENS system to determine its effec- tiveness against cruise missiles and other forms of aerial attack. The testing sites consist of two JLENS test sites on the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR). Other sites, facilities, and operations that would be used to support the testing include billeting at Oasis, towed target sor- ties from Michael Army Airfield, target staging and maintenance, target storage, two mission support sites, an aerial mission operating area, a target tracking site, and a test site. The No Action Alternative was also evaluated in the EA. FINDINGS The following para- graphs summarize the impacts that would likely occur from implementing the Proposed Action. Air Resources: There would be a short-term temporary increase in emissions of pollutants from construction activities and a negligible increase in aircraft emissions. No long-term impacts would occur. There would be no significant impacts to air resources. Geological Resources: Construction would impact the physical proper- ties of the soil through grading and excavation but would not result in significant impacts. Overall impacts to geological resources would not be significant from implementing the JLENS program. Water Resources: No significant impacts to water quantities would result during development for the JLENS test sites. Best management practices would be implemented to control ero- sion and sedimentation. Biological Resources: Because of the vastness of adjacent similar habitat, any impact from human disturbance would not be significant. No critical habitat or threat- ened or endangered species were identified during field surveys. Cultural Resources and Native American Con- cerns. Surveys did not identify any archaeologi- cal sites that would be DRAFT FINDING OF impacted. The State His- NO SIGNIFICANT IM- toric Preservation Office PACT concurred with the Joint Land Attack Armyís determination of Cruise Missile Defense no affect to historic prop- Elevated Netted Sen- erties by the JLENS test- sor System (JLENS) ing. U.S. Army Dugway Hazardous Materials. Proving Ground The usage of hazardous Pursuant to Section materials is expected to 102(2)c of the National increase slightly due to Environmental Policy Act the JLENS program; (NEPA) of 1969 and the however, no significant Council on Environmen- impacts were identified. tal Quality regulations Finding of No Significant ( 4 0 CFR S e c . Impact Solid and Haz- 1500-1508) implement- ardous Waste. The addi- ing the procedural provi- tional quantities of haz- sions of NEPA, the De- ardous wastes gener- partment of Defense ated would be handled (DoD) gives notice that by the Air Force and an Environmental As- would not cause any sig- sessment (EA) has been nificant impacts to the prepared for construction Air Force program. Con- and test operations of struction debris quanti- the Joint Land Attack ties would not affect dis- Cruise Missile Defense posal agreements or Elevated Netted Sensor have a substantial effect System (JLENS) at U.S. on landfill capacities. No Army Dugway Proving significant impacts were Ground (DPG), Utah, in- identified. corporated by reference. Airspace. No new air- Based on the EA it has space would be required been determined that an to support the JLENS Environmental Impact program. Close coordi- Statement (EIS) is not nation for the use of air- required. space and scheduling PROPOSED ACTION would minimize the po- AND ALTERNATIVES tential for any adverse The Proposed Action is impacts on airspace. to establish land-based Visual Resources. Any testing sites on which to impact to visual re- test the JLENS system sources would not be to determine its effec- considered significant tiveness against cruise because of the remote- missiles and other forms ness and accessibility of of aerial attack. The test- the sites. Upon comple- ing sites consist of two tion of the testing the JLENS test sites on the south test site would be Utah Test and Training reclaimed and the visual Range (UTTR). Other character of the area sites, facilities, and op- would eventually return. NOTICE OF TRUS- erations that would be No significant impacts TEE’S SALE used to support the test- were identified. The following described ing include billeting at Transportation. The in- real property will be sold Oasis, towed target sor- crease in traffic from at public auction to the ties from Michael Army JLENS testing activities highest bidder payable Airfield, target staging would be minimal and no in lawful money of the and maintenance, target excessive damage to lo- United States at the time storage, two mission cal roads is anticipated. of sale, At the east en- support sites, an aerial Short-term construction trance at the Tooele mission operating area, related traffic would not County Courthouse, 74 a target tracking site, be significant. Noise. Be- South 100 East, Tooele, and a test site. The No cause the test sites are UT, on 9/10/2007 at Action Alternative was located on active ranges 01:00 PM of said day, for also evaluated in the EA. and installations where the purpose of foreclos- FINDINGS noise levels from aircraft, ing a trust deed exe- The following para- missiles, and tanks train- cuted by Lupe Kinikini, a graphs summarize the ing in the area are al- single woman as Trus- impacts that would likely ready high, no significant tor(s), in favor of Argent occur from implementing impacts are expected Mortage Company, LLC, the Proposed Action. from the JLENS testing and recorded on Air Resources: There activities. 04/06/2005, as Entry No. would be a short-term Socioeconomics. Small 238490 of Official Re- temporary increase in beneficial impacts to lo- cords of Tooele County, emissions of pollutants cal employment would Utah, covering real prop- from construction activi- occur. The local housing erty located at 961 North ties and a negligible in- market would most likely 650 East, Tooele, UT crease in aircraft emis- respond to the small in- 84074, Tooele County, sions. No long-term im- creases in demand with- State of Utah and more pacts would occur. out experiencing short- particularly described as There would be no sig- ages that would affect follows: Lot 254, Canyon nificant impacts to air re- housing values. No sig- at Walden Hills subdivi- sources. nificant impacts are ex- sion, No.2, a subdivision Geological Resources: pected to local schools. of Tooele City. Accord- Construction would im- Environmental Justice: ing to the official plat pact the physical proper- There would be no dis- thereof on file and of re- ties of the soil through proportionate impacts to cord in the Tooele grading and excavation minority populations or County Recorder's Of- but would not result in low-income populations fice. A.P.N. 13-039-0- significant impacts. or children from imple- 0254 The address of the Overall impacts to geo- menting the JLENS pro- property is purported to logical resources would gram. be 961 North 650 East not be significant from Land Use. The JLENS Tooele, UT 84074 The implementing the JLENS program is consistent undersigned disclaims li- program. with the operations in the ability for any error in the Water Resources: No UTTR and would not address. Said sale will significant impacts to have a significant impact be made without cove- water quantities would on land use. The change nant or warranty, ex- result during develop- in land use at the south pressed or implied, re- ment for the JLENS test test site would not be a garding title, possession, sites. Best management significant impact. or encumbrances, to pay practices would be im- Range Management. the remaining principal plemented to control ero- The termination of the sum of the note(s) se- sion and sedimentation. grazing permit at the cured by said Deed of Biological Resources: south test site would not Trust, with interest Because of the vastness have a significant impact thereon, as provided in of adjacent similar habi- on the permitteeís live- said note(s), advances, if tat, any impact from hu- stock operation. Al- any, under the terms of man disturbance would though issuing a special the Deed of Trust, esti- not be significant. No use lease to the DoD for mated fees, charges and critical habitat or threat- JLENS testing would re- expenses of the Trustee ened or endangered sult in a loss of range- and of the trusts created species were identified land resources, it would by said Deed of Trust, to during field surveys. be a beneficial financial NOTICE OF TRUS- wit: $113,440.00 (Esti- Cultural Resources and impact for the Utah pub- TEE’S SALE mated). Sale information Native American Con- lic school system by The following described may be available by call- cerns. Surveys did not generating an increase real property will be sold ing one business day identify any archaeologi- in lease payments. at public auction to the prior to (or on) the DRAFT FINDING OF cal sites that would be Fire Management. The highest bidder payable scheduled sale date. NO SIGNIFICANT IM- impacted. The State His- activities involved with in lawful money of the Please be advised that PACT toric Preservation Office JLENS testing would not United States at the time the opening bid amount Joint Land Attack concurred with the introduce a new or differ- of sale, At the east en- may be reduced from the Cruise Missile Defense Armyís determination of ent type of fire risk into trance at the Tooele total debt due. Bidders Elevated Netted Sen- no affect to historic prop- the training and opera- County Courthouse, 74 must be prepared to ten- sor System (JLENS) erties by the JLENS test- tions missions of the South 100 East, Tooele, der to the trustee U.S. Army Dugway ing. UTTR or DPG. No sig- UT, on 9/10/2007 at $5,000.00 at the sale Proving Ground Hazardous Materials. nificant impacts were 01:00 PM of said day, for and the balance of the Pursuant to Section The usage of hazardous identified. the purpose of foreclos- purchase price by 10:00 102(2)c of the National materials is expected to CONCLUSION ing a trust deed exe- AM the day following the Environmental Policy Act increase slightly due to Based on the EA, I con- cuted by Lupe Kinikini, a sale. Both payments (NEPA) of 1969 and the the JLENS program; clude that the environ- single woman as Trus- must be in the form of a Council on Environmen- however, no significant mental effects of the tor(s), in favor of Argent cashier’s check. Cash or tal Quality regulations impacts were identified. Proposed Action and Al- Mortage Company, LLC, “official checks” are not ( 4 0 CFR S e c . Finding of No Significant ternatives to construct B10 and recordedTooeleon acceptable.TranscripThis firmt-Bulleis tin 1500-1508) implement- Impact SolidTuandesdaHazy- and Augustconduct 21,JLENS 2007test- 04/06/2005, as Entry No. assisting in the collection ing the procedural provi- ardous Waste. The addi- ing are not significant 238490 of Official Re- of a debt and any infor- sions of NEPA, the De- tional quantities of haz- and the preparation of Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices cordsPublicof Tooele NoticesCounty, mationPublicobtained Noticesmay be Public Notices partmentPublic ofNoticesDefense ardousPublicwastes Noticesgener - anPublic EIS is not Notices warranted. Meetings Meetings Meetings Utah, Trusteescovering real prop- used Trusteesfor that purpose. Miscellaneous (DoD)Miscellaneousgives notice that atedMiscellaneouswould be handled DeadlineMiscellaneousfor Receipt of erty located at 961 North Dated: 8/3/2007 an Environmental As- by the Air Force and Public Comments and PUBLIC NOTICE OF TOOELE COUNTY TOOELE COUNTY 650 East, Tooele, UT John W. Lish, ESQ., as NOTICE sessment (EA) has been would not cause any sig- Point of Contact for Ad- MEETING HOUSING AUTHORI- SCHOOL DISTRICT 84074, Tooele County, Successor Trustee The Executive Secretary prepared for construction nificant impacts to the ditional Information The Tooele County TY’S BOARD OF COM- BOARD OF EDUCA- State of Utah and more 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite of the Utah Solid and and test operations of Air Force program. Con- Comments are particu- Commission will hold an MISSIONER’S MEET- TION SPECIAL MEET- particularly described as 110 Clearfield, UT Hazardous Waste Con- the Joint Land Attack struction debris quanti- larly invited from tribal, Educational Information ING ING follows: Lot 254, Canyon 84015 Phone (801) trol Board has issued an Cruise Missile Defense ties would not affect dis- federal, state, county, Meeting concerning the The Tooele County 92 S Lodestone Way at Walden Hills subdivi- 614-5050 P310321 emergency hazardous Elevated Netted Sensor posal agreements or and local government of- Erda Special Service Housing Authority’s Tooele UT 84074 sion, No.2, a subdivision (Published in the Tran- waste treatment permit, System (JLENS) at U.S. have a substantial effect ficials or agencies, Citi- District on August 22, Board of Commissioners Wednesday, August 29, of Tooele City. Accord- script Bulletin August 14, (#UT-034-2007), to Army Dugway Proving on landfill capacities. No zen Advisory Boards, 2007at 7:30 p.m., imme- will hold a Board Meet- 2007, 6:30 p.m. ing to the official plat 21 & 28, 2007) Clean Harbors Arago- Ground (DPG), Utah, in- significant impacts were Restoration Advisory diately following the Erda ing on August 23, 2007 Agenda: thereof on file and of re- nite, LLC. The permit al- corporated by reference. identified. Boards and any other Township Planning at the Tooele County 1.0 Roll Call and Pledge cord in the Tooele lows Aragonite to stabi- Based on the EA it has Airspace. No new air- groups or parties who Commission meeting in Justice Court Building lo- of Allegiance County Recorder's Of- Public Notices lize two containers of been determined that an space would be required may have interest in en- the auditorium of the cated at 74 South 100 2.0 Resolution confirm- fice. A.P.N. 13-039-0- Miscellaneous picric acid and one con- Environmental Impact to support the JLENS vironmental effects of Tooele County Court- East, Tooele, Utah at ing the sale and author- 0254 The address of the tainer of diazald prior to Statement (EIS) is not program. Close coordi- the proposed action. The house, 47 South Main 3:00 p.m. Following is izing the issuance of property is purported to Deadline for public no- treatment by incinera- required. nation for the use of air- EA and supporting docu- Street, Tooele Utah. an agenda for the meet- $37,000,000 General be 961 North 650 East tices is 4 p.m. the day tion. Aragonite has de- PROPOSED ACTION space and scheduling ments incorporated by PUBLIC MEETING ing: Obligation School Build- Tooele, UT 84074 The prior to publication. termined that it is safer AND ALTERNATIVES would minimize the po- reference are on file and AGENDA: 1. Welcome and roll call ing Bonds (Utah School undersigned disclaims li- Public notices submit- to stabilize these con- The Proposed Action is tential for any adverse may be reviewed by in- 1. Information regarding 2. Approval of previous Bond Guaranty Pro- ability for any error in the ted past the deadline tainers rather than trans- to establish land-based impacts on airspace. terested parties at the creation and functions of meeting minutes gram), Series 2007 of address. Said sale will will not be accepted. port them back to the testing sites on which to Visual Resources. Any Public Affairs Office, a Special Service District 3. Report by Executive the Board; and providing be made without cove- UPAXLP generators. The permit test the JLENS system impact to visual re- U.S. Army Dugway Prov- 2. Information about the Director: for related matters. nant or warranty, ex- was effective for August to determine its effec- sources would not be ing Ground (435-831- Erda Water Project Update of all programs 3.0 Executive Session – pressed or implied, re- PUBLIC NOTICE 11, 2007. tiveness against cruise considered significant 3409). Comments will be 3. Adjournment 4. Report by Board Personnel/ Negotiations/ garding title, possession, Grantsville City Council A copy of the permit is missiles and other forms because of the remote- received during the County Commission will Members Property Acquisition/ or encumbrances, to pay has adopted the follow- available for public in- of aerial attack. The test- ness and accessibility of 30-day period following continue to accept writ- 5. Old Business: Possible Litigation the remaining principal ing Ordinances and spection at the Division ing sites consist of two the sites. Upon comple- the first publication of the ten comments and pro- a. Review financial re- Adjourn sum of the note(s) se- Resolutions: of Solid and Hazardous JLENS test sites on the tion of the testing the public notice, and should tests until August 31, ports for all programs (Published in the Tran- cured by said Deed of 2007-26 ORDINANCE Waste during normal Utah Test and Training south test site would be be addressed to the 2007. b. Certificates of Deposit script Bulletin August 16, Trust, with interest TO AMENDING THE business hours, or other Range (UTTR). Other reclaimed and the visual Commander, U.S. Army Dated this 14th day of c. SEMAP Appeal 21, 23 & 28, 2007) thereon, as provided in OFFICAL ZONING MAP hours with prior arrange- sites, facilities, and op- character of the area D u g w a y P r o v i n g August, 2007 d. Strategic Plan/Action said note(s), advances, if OF GRANTSVILLE ment, on the 4th floor of erations that would be would eventually return. Ground, ATTN: CSTE- Jim Lawrence, Director Plan Public Notices any, under the terms of CITY, UTAH BY RE- the Martha Hughes Can- used to support the test- No significant impacts DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, Tooele County Engi- e. Resolution 03-07 the Deed of Trust, esti- ZONING APPROXI- non Health Building, 288 ing include billeting at were identified. Utah 84022. neering Adoption of Mission Trustees mated fees, charges and MATELY 91 ACRES LO- North 1460 West, Salt Oasis, towed target sor- Transportation. The in- GREG D. OLSON (Published in the Tran- Statement expenses of the Trustee CATED ALONG THE Lake City. For further in- ties from Michael Army crease in traffic from COL, CM Deadline for public no- script Bulletin August 16 6. New Business: and of the trusts created MORMON TRAIL ROAD formation, contact Don Airfield, target staging JLENS testing activities Commanding tices is 4 p.m. the day & 21, 2007) a. Presentation of 2006 by said Deed of Trust, to FROM AN A-10 TO A V e r b i c a ( 8 0 1 ) and maintenance, target would be minimal and no (Published in the Tran- prior to publication. Audit report wit: $113,440.00 (Esti- R-1-21 ZONING DESIG- 538?6170. In compli- storage, two mission excessive damage to lo- script Bulletin August 14, PUBLIC NOTICE Public notices submit- b. Domestic Violence mated). Sale information NATION. ance with the Americans support sites, an aerial cal roads is anticipated. 16 & 21, 2007) The Lake Point Ceme- Shelter Home remodel ted past the deadline may be available by call- 2007-27 ORDINANCE with Disabilities Act, indi- mission operating area, Short-term construction tery and Park Service will not be accepted. c. Rural Development ing one business day AMENDING THE COM- viduals with special a target tracking site, related traffic would not NOTICE OF PUBLIC Area is holding a public UPAXLP rental assistance for May prior to (or on) the PREHENSIVE GEN- needs (including auxil- and a test site. The No be significant. Noise. Be- AUCTION hearing on Thursday, 2007 NOTICE OF TRUS- scheduled sale date. ERAL PLAN AND FU- iary communicative aids Action Alternative was cause the test sites are Notice is hereby given of August 23, 2007 at 7:00 d. Affordable Housing TEE’S SALE Please be advised that TURE LAND USE MAP and services) should also evaluated in the EA. located on active ranges a public auction to be PM. This hearing will be Study The following described the opening bid amount TO DESIGNATE PROP- contact Brooke Baker, FINDINGS and installations where held September 8, 2007 at the Lake Point Park e. Consideration of real real property will be sold may be reduced from the ERTY LOCATED IN Office of Human Re- The following para- noise levels from aircraft, at Grand Storage, 77 locatedat 1337Canyon estate purchase at public auction to the total debt due. Bidders THE SOUTHWEST source Management at graphs summarize the missiles, and tanks train- North 1100 West at Road in Lake Point, UT. f. Request for additional highest bidder payable must be prepared to ten- QUADRANT OF THE 5 3 6 - 4 4 1 2 (TDD impacts that would likely ing in the area are al- 10:00a.m. In compliance This hearing is in relation Section 8 Voucher Pro- in lawful money of the der to the trustee CITY AND WEST OF 536-4414). occur from implementing ready high, no significant with Self Storage Facility to the petition of Saddle- gram funding United States at the time $5,000.00 at the sale THE MORMON TRAIL (Published in the Tran- the Proposed Action. impacts are expected Act Section 38-8-3 of the back Partners, L.C. to g. Resolution 04-07 Pay- of sale, At the east en- and the balance of the ROAD FROM A RR-2 script Bulletin August 21, Air Resources: There from the JLENS testing Utah State Code. withdraw land from the ment Standards for Sec- trance at the Tooele purchase price by 10:00 RESIDENTIAL USE 2007) would be a short-term activities. Contents of the units to Lake Point Cemetery tion 8 Voucher Program AM the day following the DESIGNATION TO LOW Socioeconomics. Small County Courthouse, 74 NOTICE TO CREDI- temporary increase in be auctioned: and Park Service Area h. Tenant Based Rental sale. Both payments DENSITY RESIDEN- beneficial impacts to lo- South 100 East, Tooele, TORS emissions of pollutants UNIT #1 Kenny boundaries. A copy of Assistance Program dis- must be in the form of a TIAL USE DESIGNA- cal employment would UT, on 9/10/2007 at Estate of PHYLLIS K. from construction activi- McKenna the petition is posted at cussion cashier’s check. Cash or TION. occur. The local housing 01:00 PM of said day, for COLUCCIO STILTNER, ties and a negligible in- UNIT #9 Cindy Baird the Lake Point Fire Sta- i. Request for renewal of “official checks” are not 2007-09 RESOLUTION market would most likely the purpose of foreclos- Deceased, Probate No. crease in aircraft emis- UNIT #10 Josh Scoggan tion. The Board of Di- Health Insurance con- acceptable. This firm is REQUESTING THE RE- respond to the small in- ing a trust deed exe- 073300049. sions. No long-term im- UNIT #14 Treshina Falor rectors will vote on this tract assisting in the collection CERTIFICATION OF creases in demand with- cuted by Lupe Kinikini, a Creditors of the estate pacts would occur. UNIT #16 Ray Pitts matter in the next regu- j. Office staffing of a debt and any infor- THE GRANTSVILLE out experiencing short- single woman as Trus- are hereby notified to: There would be no sig- UNIT #20 Kristie Toone larly scheduled meeting k. Other business mation obtained may be JUSTICE COURT. ages that would affect tor(s), in favor of Argent 1) Deliver or mail their nificant impacts to air re- UNIT #50 Fayth Tomsu which will be held Sep- 7. Adjourn used for that purpose. 2007-10 RESOLUTION housing values. No sig- Mortage Company, LLC, written claims to the Per- sources. UNIT #65 Matt Todachi- tember 6, 2007. DeAnn Christiansen Dated: 8/3/2007 TO INFORM THE WA- nificant impacts are ex- and recorded on sonal Representative's Geological Resources: ney (Published in the Tran- Executive Director John W. Lish, ESQ., as TER QUALITY BOARD pected to local schools. 04/06/2005, as Entry No. attorney of record, Construction would im- UNIT #82 James King script Bulletin August 21, (Published in the Tran- Successor Trustee OF THE FOLLOWING Environmental Justice: 238490 of Official Re- DOUGLAS F. WHITE, at pact the physical proper- UNIT #105 Candise 2007) script Bulletin August 21, 1725PlaceE. Your1450 AdS., HereSuite ACTION WERE TAKEN ties of the soil through There would be no dis- cords of Tooele County, Call 882-0050 the following address: Baum 2007) 110 Clearfield, UT BY THE CITY COUN- proportionate impacts to Utah, covering real prop- 3282 So. Sunset Hollow grading and excavation UNIT #108 Margie Hoo- 84015 Phone (801) CIL. 1) REVIEWED THE minority populations or erty located at 961 North Drive, Bountiful, Utah but would not result in lie 614-5050 P310321 ATTACHED MUNICIPAL low-income populations 650 East, Tooele, UT 84010; or significant impacts. UNIT #114 Richard Loh- (Published in the Tran- WASTEWATER PLAN- or children from imple- 84074, Tooele County, 2) File their written Overall impacts to geo- meyer script Bulletin August 14, NING PROGRAM RE- menting the JLENS pro- State of Utah and more claims with the Clerk of logical resources would UNIT #126 Sheriff 21 & 28, 2007) PORT FOR 2006. gram. particularly described as the Third District Court in not be significant from Downard 2)HAVE TAKEN ALL Land Use. The JLENS follows: Lot 254, Canyon Tooele County at: 74 implementing the JLENS UNIT #128 Samantha APPROPRIATE AC- program is consistent at Walden Hills subdivi- South 100 East, Tooele, program. Frese TIONS NECESSARY with the operations in the sion, No.2, a subdivision Utah 84074, or Water Resources: No UNIT #W115 Tommy L. TO MAITAIN EFFLU- UTTR and would not of Tooele City. Accord- 3) Otherwise present significant impacts to Scott ENT REQUIREMENTS have a significant impact ing to the official plat their claims as required water quantities would (Published in the Tran- CONTAINED IN THE on land use. The change thereof on file and of re- by Utah Law within three result during develop- script Bulletin August 21 Shane’s UPDES PERMIT (IF AP- ment for the JLENS test in land use at the south cord in the Tooele (3) months after the date & 23, 2007) PLICABLE) test site would not be a County Recorder's Of- of the first publication of sites. Best management A complete copy of the significant impact. fice. A.P.N. 13-039-0- this notice or be forever practices would be im- SUMMONS current amendments and Range Management. 0254 The address of the barred. plemented to control ero- To: Linda Kenny, 156 Real Helps the original ordinance/ sion and sedimentation. The termination of the property is purported to DATE of first publication E. 100 S. Tooele UT resolution is available for grazing permit at the be 961 North 650 East August 21, 2007. Biological Resources: 84074. You are hereby As your Realtor, you can relax as review at the city offices, south test site would not Tooele, UT 84074 The DOUGLAS F. WHITE Because of the vastness summoned and required 429 E. Main, Grantsville, have a significant impact I take care of all the details and undersigned789 disclaimsWhiteli- Pine Dr. Attorney for Personal of adjacent similar habi- to file an Answer in writ- UT 84029, Monday on the permitteeís live- ability for any error in the Representative tat, any impact from hu- ing to the Verified Peti- paperwork. I will guide you through through Friday-9:00 a.m. stock operation. Al- address. Said sale will 3282 So. Sunset Hol- man disturbance would tion for Modification of until 4:00 p.m. though issuing a special the process and make the whole be made without cove- low Drive not be significant. No Divorce Decree (Verified Jeremy Walker use lease to the DoD for thing a relaxing and enjoyable nant or warranty, ex- Bountiful, Utah 84010 critical habitat or threat- Petition) on file with the City Recorder JLENS testing would re- pressed or implied, re- Telephone: ened or endangered Clerk of the Third District experience. (Published in the Tran- sult in a loss of range- garding title, possession, (435)843-9399 species were identified Court, 74 South 100 script Bulletin August 21, land resources, it would or encumbrances, to pay FAX: (435)843-9399 during field surveys. East, Tooele, UT 84074 2007) be a beneficial financial Sellers & buyers- when you work the remaining principal (Published in the Tran- Cultural Resources and (Case 004300129, impact for the Utah pub- sum of the note(s) se- script Bulletin August 21, Native American Con- Judge Mark S. Kouris with me I’ll sell your existing home PUBLIC NOTICE lic school system by cured by said Deed of 28 & September 4, cerns. Surveys did not presiding) and to serve plus teach you hands on my trade Notice is hereby given generating an increase Trust, with interest $ 2007) identify any archaeologi- upon or mail to: Edward secrets (as a licensed general con- thereon, as provided in that the following candi- cal sites that would be in lease payments. Costomiris, 1 0 7 said note(s), advances, if 188,900 date is seeking one (1) DRAFT FINDING OF impacted. The State His- Fire Management. The Lakeview, Stansbury tractor) on repairing holes in walls, any,A GREATunder theBUY!terms Viewsof forever, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full elective position on the NO SIGNIFICANT IM- toric Preservation Office activities involved with Park, Utah 84074 a copy painting, texturing, adjusting doors, theBaths,Deed Fullyof Trust, Fencedesti .24- Acre lot with Raised Stansbury Park Improve- PACT concurred with the JLENS testing would not of said Answer within concrete or anything that has to do matedGardenfees, Plot,charges Gazeboand over concrete patio, ment District Board of Joint Land Attack Armyís determination of introduce a new or differ- twenty (20) days after expensesCentralof Airthe andTrustee Swamp Cooler if you like it Trustees for the Special Cruise Missile Defense no affect to historic prop- ent type of fire risk into the final day of publica- with construction. cool and moist also a Washroom off the ga- District election to be Elevated Netted Sen- erties by the JLENS test- the training and opera- andrage,of the Keepingtrusts itcreated Clean! Call Shane 840-0344. tion in the Tooele Tran- by said Deed of Trust, to held on November sor System (JLENS) ing. tions missions of the script Bulletin. The Veri- wit: $113,440.00 (Esti- 6, 2007: Vernal C. Og- U.S. Army Dugway Hazardous Materials. UTTR or DPG. No sig- fied Petition seeks to ad- mated). Sale information den. Proving Ground The usage of hazardous nificant impacts were dress the terms of may be available by call- Marilyn Mann Pursuant to Section materials is expected to identified. spousal support and its 935 N. 620 East ing one374business Bevanday Way Election Clerk 102(2)c of the National increase slightly due to CONCLUSION duration. If you fail to an- prior to (or on) the (Published in the Tran- Environmental Policy Act the JLENS program; Based on the EA, I con- swer this summons, scheduled sale date. script August 21, & 23, (NEPA) of 1969 and the however, no significant clude that the environ- judgment by default will PleaseREDUCEDbe advised that 2007) Council on Environmen- impacts were identified. mental effects of the be taken against you for the opening bid amount tal Quality regulations Finding of No Significant Proposed Action and Al- the relief demanded in may be reduced from the ( 4 0 CFR S e c . Impact Solid and Haz- ternatives to construct said Verified Petition. total debt due. Bidders 1500-1508) implement- ardous Waste. The addi- and conduct JLENS test- Dated this 31st day of must be prepared to ten- TOOELETRANSCRIPT ing the procedural provi- tional quantities of haz- ing are not significant July, 2007. der to the trustee BULLETIN sions of NEPA, the De- ardous wastes gener- and the preparation of Edward Costomiris $5,000.00 at the sale partment of Defense ated would be handled an EIS is not warranted. (Published1.812in in.the Tran- and the balance of the 882-0050 (DoD) gives notice that by the Air Force and Deadline for Receipt of script Bulletin July 31, $ purchase price by 10:00 $ an Environmental As- would not cause any sig- Public Comments and August 7, 14 & 21, 2007) 229,900 AM the day following the 289,900 sessment (EA) has been nificant impacts to the Point of Contact for Ad- sale. Both payments prepared for construction Air Force program. Con- ditional Information Beautiful North East Tooele Home. 3 Bed- must be in the form of a and test operations of struction debris quanti- Comments are particu- room, 2.5 Bath. A finished basement would cashier’s5 check.bedroomsCash or • 3.5 baths the Joint Land Attack ties would not affect dis- larly invited from tribal, give you 2800 sq. feet. This home has it all. “official checks”Eastbenchare not beauty Cruise Missile Defense posal agreements or federal, state,Youcounty, can’t shake us, Upgraded kitchen, tile, carpet, lighting and acceptable. This 2 firmtieredis deck Elevated Netted Sensor have a substantial effect and local government of- paint. Reverse osmosis, water softener. assisting in the collection System (JLENS) at U.S. on landfill capacities. No ficials or agencies,butCiti- we’ve got of a debt and any infor- Army Dugway Proving significant impacts were zen Advisory Boards, mation obtained may be One in six childrenGround lives(DPG), likeUtah, this.in- identified. Restoration Advisorythe info you need. used for that purpose. corporated by reference. Airspace. No new air- Boards and any other Dated: 8/3/2007 Right here in America.Based In a onfamilythe that’sEA it has space would be required groups or parties who 241 Utah Ave. John W.472Lish, ESQ., E.as 770 N. barely hanging on. Comingbeen determined home to toothat littlean to support the JLENS may have interest in en- Environmental Impact vironmentalToeffects get yourof free Consumer Successor Trustee to eat. Losing hope. And too many people are program. Close coordi- 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite Statement (EIS) is not nation for the use of air- the proposedInformationaction. The Catalog, visit UNDER CONTRACT 110 Clearfield, UT doing nothing to help.required. You could change that. space and scheduling EA and supportingpueblo.gsa.gov,docu- call 1 (888) 84015 Phone (801) Join the numbers whoPROPOSED care. ACTION would minimize the po- ments incorporated8 PUEBLO,by or write: Trusted 614-5050 P310321 AND ALTERNATIVES tential for any adverse reference are on file and (Published in the Tran- Go to www.povertyusa.orgThe Proposed and getAction involved.is impacts on airspace. may be reviewedSource,by in Pueblo,- CO 81009. script Bulletin August 14, to establish land-based Visual Resources. Any terested parties at the 21 & 28, 2007) Catholic Campaigntesting sites on which to impact to visual re- Public Affairs Office, for Human Developmenttest the JLENS system sources would not be U.S.5.187 in. Army Dugway Prov- to determine its effec- ing GroundPueblo,(435-831- CO. Your trusted source. For a three person household, considered significant tiveness against cruise $ $ the poverty line is $15,577. because of the remote- 3409). Comments will be 184,900 195,900 missiles and other forms ness and accessibility of received during the of aerial attack. The test- the sites. Upon comple- 30-day period following ing sites consist of two tion of the testing the the first publication of the Rambler • 4 bdrms • 2 bths 4 bdrm • 2 full bath JLENS test sites on the south test site would be public notice, and should 2 family rooms • fireplace Fully fenced • Mountain/lake views Utah Test and Training reclaimed and the visual be addressed to the large .47 acre lot Great eastside neighborhood Range (UTTR). Other character of the area Commander, U.S. Army sites, facilities, and op- would eventually return. D u g w a y P r o v i n g erations that would be No significant impacts Ground, ATTN: CSTE- used to support the test- were identified. DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, ing include billeting at Transportation. The in- Utah 84022. Oasis, towed target sor- crease in traffic from GREG D. OLSON ties from Michael Army JLENS testing activities COL, CM Airfield, target staging would be minimal and no Commanding and maintenance, target excessive damage to lo- (Published in the Tran- storage, two mission cal roads is anticipated. script Bulletin August 14, Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor support sites, an aerial Short-term construction 16 & 21, 2007) mission operating area, related traffic would not a target tracking site, be significant. Noise. Be- and a test site. The No cause the test sites are Action Alternative was located on active ranges 840-0344 also evaluated in the EA. and installations where FINDINGS noise levels from aircraft, The following para- missiles, and tanks train- graphs summarize the ing in the area are al- impacts that would likely ready high, no significant occur from implementing impacts are expected the Proposed Action. from the JLENS testing Air Resources: There activities. would be a short-term Socioeconomics. Small temporary increase in beneficial impacts to lo- emissions of pollutants cal employmentE6FZM0026would from construction activi- occur. The local housing 0026_BW_ads Bill to: E6FZM0026 Executive CD: ties and a negligible in- market would most likely crease in aircraft emis- respond toNewspaperthe small in- REQ 58802 Creative Director: S. Pytel sions. No long-term im- creases in demand with- 12-20-06 Art Director: M. Denais pacts would occur. out experiencingColor/Space:short BW- CE: 5/0 Writer: M. Bobryk There would be no sig- ages that Live:would affect Production Artist: MRS Account: K. Black nificant impacts to air re- housing values.Trim: 1.812"No sig (w)- x 5.187" (h) Task: Fix and Print Production: K. Warmack sources. nificant impactsBleed: are ex- Spell checked Coordinator: J. Radzinski x7890 Geological Resources: pected to localPA Notes:schools. Page 3 of 7 Construction would im- Environmental Justice: pact the physical proper- There would be no dis- ties of the soil through proportionateCE APPROVALSimpacts toAs is W/C As is W/C As is W/C grading and excavation minorityExecutive populationsCD or Sr. Fulfillment Artist KMG (Knowledge Mgt.) but would not result in low-income populations significant impacts. orCreativechildren Directorfrom imple- Fulfillment Artist USPS Operations Overall impacts to geo- mentingDesign Directorthe JLENS pro- Print Production CE Legal logical resources would gram. not be significant from LandAssociateUse. CD The- Art JLENS Art Buyer Account Supervisor implementing the JLENS programAssociate CDis - Copyconsistent Product Info (Art /Copy) Account Executive program. with the operations in the Water Resources: No UTTRArt Directorand would not Program HQ Mgt. Supervisor significant impacts to haveWritera significant impact Postal Supervisor Legal water quantities would on land use. The change result during develop- inCopyland Edituse at the south / QA Review Coordinator ment for the JLENS test test site would not be a Full Read Changes Only sites. Best management significantCold Read impact. Fact Check Second Read Proof Stage OKAY TO SHIP practices would be im- Range Management. plemented to control ero- The termination of the sion and sedimentation. grazing permit at the Biological Resources: south test site would not Because of the vastness have a significant impact of adjacent similar habi- on the permitteeís live- tat, any impact from hu- stock operation. Al- man disturbance would though issuing a special not be significant. No use lease to the DoD for critical habitat or threat- JLENS testing would re- ened or endangered sult in a loss of range- species were identified land resources, it would during field surveys. be a beneficial financial Cultural Resources and impact for the Utah pub- Native American Con- lic school system by cerns. Surveys did not generating an increase identify any archaeologi- in lease payments. cal sites that would be Fire Management. The impacted. The State His- activities involved with toric Preservation Office JLENS testing would not concurred with the introduce a new or differ- Armyís determination of ent type of fire risk into no affect to historic prop- the training and opera- erties by the JLENS test- tions missions of the ing. UTTR or DPG. No sig- Hazardous Materials. nificant impacts were The usage of hazardous identified. materials is expected to CONCLUSION increase slightly due to Based on the EA, I con- the JLENS program; clude that the environ- however, no significant mental effects of the impacts were identified. Proposed Action and Al- Finding of No Significant ternatives to construct Impact Solid and Haz- and conduct JLENS test- ardous Waste. The addi- ing are not significant tional quantities of haz- and the preparation of ardous wastes gener- an EIS is not warranted. ated would be handled Deadline for Receipt of by the Air Force and Public Comments and would not cause any sig- Point of Contact for Ad- nificant impacts to the ditional Information Air Force program. Con- Comments are particu- struction debris quanti- larly invited from tribal, ties would not affect dis- federal, state, county, posal agreements or and local government of- have a substantial effect ficials or agencies, Citi- on landfill capacities. No zen Advisory Boards, significant impacts were Restoration Advisory identified. Boards and any other Airspace. No new air- groups or parties who space would be required may have interest in en- to support the JLENS vironmental effects of program. Close coordi- the proposed action. The nation for the use of air- EA and supporting docu- space and scheduling ments incorporated by would minimize the po- reference are on file and tential for any adverse may be reviewed by in- impacts on airspace. terested parties at the Visual Resources. Any Public Affairs Office, impact to visual re- U.S. Army Dugway Prov- sources would not be ing Ground (435-831- considered significant 3409). Comments will be because of the remote- received during the ness and accessibility of 30-day period following the sites. Upon comple- the first publication of the tion of the testing the public notice, and should south test site would be be addressed to the reclaimed and the visual Commander, U.S. Army character of the area D u g w a y P r o v i n g would eventually return. Ground, ATTN: CSTE- No significant impacts DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, were identified. Utah 84022. Transportation. The in- GREG D. OLSON crease in traffic from COL, CM JLENS testing activities Commanding would be minimal and no (Published in the Tran- excessive damage to lo- script Bulletin August 14, cal roads is anticipated. 16 & 21, 2007) Short-term construction related traffic would not be significant. Noise. Be- cause the test sites are located on active ranges and installations where noise levels from aircraft, missiles, and tanks training in the area are already high, no significant impacts are expected from the JLENS testing activities. Socioeconomics. Small beneficial impacts to local employment would occur. The local housing market would most likely respond to the small increases in demand without experiencing short- ages that would affect housing values. No significant impacts are expected to local schools. Environmental Justice: There would be no disproportionate impacts to minority populations or low-income populations or children from implementing the JLENS program. Land Use. The JLENS program is consistent with the operations in the UTTR and would not have a significant impact on land use. The change in land use at the south test site would not be a significant impact. Range Management. The termination of the grazing permit at the south test site would not have a significant impact on the permitteeís livestock operation. Al- though issuing a special use lease to the DoD for JLENS testing would result in a loss of range- land resources, it would be a beneficial financial impact for the Utah public school system by generating an increase in lease payments. Fire Management. The activities involved with JLENS testing would not introduce a new or different type of fire risk into the training and operations missions of the UTTR or DPG. No significant impacts were identified. CONCLUSION Based on the EA, I conclude that the environmental effects of the Proposed Action and Al- ternatives to construct and conduct JLENS testing are not significant and the preparation of an EIS is not warranted. Deadline for Receipt of Public Comments and Point of Contact for Ad- ditional Information Comments are particularly invited from tribal, federal, state, county, and local government officials or agencies, Citi- zen Advisory Boards, Restoration Advisory Boards and any other groups or parties who may have interest in environmental effects of the proposed action. The EA and supporting docu- ments incorporated by reference are on file and may be reviewed by interested parties at the Public Affairs Office, U.S. Army Dugway Prov- ing Ground (435-831- 3409). Comments will be received during the 30-day period following the first publication of the public notice, and should be addressed to the Commander, U.S. Army D u g w a y P r o v i n g Ground, ATTN: CSTE- DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, Utah 84022. GREG D. OLSON COL, CM Commanding (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin August 14, 16 & 21, 2007) TUESDAY August 21, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

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who heads Tooele’s Alzheimer’s “I feel terrible about that,” he diagnosed with Alzheimer’s a Alzheimer’s Support Group, is that caregiv- said. “I hate it. I would like to decade go. For years she did continued from page B1 ers need care as well. take care of her.” well being cared for by her hus- “The most frustrating thing I Pritzkau’s children would help band, with help from her chil- “I’m happy with my life, happy come up against is seeing these out when they could. Friends dren. In fact, Kathy lived right with my husband, the friends caregivers who are so busy car- would also come by and help, next door and could come over I’ve got, and my life. I have good ing for the loved one that they but his wife required such con- and help, which was especially friends that care for me and let have a hard time taking care of stant care that important the me know that they love me,” themselves. I will offer respite it posed a huge last two years Michelle said. “I never thought grants and often they will not obstacle in find- when she I’d get this, but you never know use it as much as they could,” ing caretakers. required a lot what your life is going to bring.” he said. “People often feel guilty “I’d just say more care like Nationally, 4.5 million peo- about going out and doing some- I couldn’t wish help clean- ple are believed to suffer from thing for themselves. The main this to anyone,” ing and even Alzheimer’s, most age 65 and thing is if the caregiver doesn’t he said. “The showering. above. That number is expected take care of themselves, they thing is that After her to increase to 13.2 million as end up with more signs of ill- everyone acts a husband died baby boomers age. Around half ness, become frailer and pass little different.” she got worse, of the 85-plus age group suffer away before their loved one.” “Most of the although she’s from Alzheimer’s disease. For Cliff Pritzkau, getting a time she seemed never gotten “It’s reaching almost a crisis break from caring for his wife, to be trying violent. She stage,” said Frank Reed with Louisa-Mae, with Alzheimer’s to get herself forgot how to Tooele County Aging and Adult disease was easier said than ready to go to eat, would try Services, “but there is good news done. When he tried to leave his school and then and leave and where the research is coming wife with an aide she’d hit him. she’d ask me to photography / Troy Boman forgot how to along .... there is good potential She said if he ever did it again bring her home Cliff and Louisa-Mae Pritzkau on go to the bath- their wedding day 52 years ago. for finding treatment in progres- she’d lock the door. She would to her folks room. In July sion. ... those getting the diag- wander off, wouldn’t take any and her mom she turned 80. nosis now have some optimism medication and required con- died years ago and her dad died She now lives in a rest home. that they will at least be able to stant care. too. There’s nothing I can do to “I think I failed pretty miser- slow it down. There is reason to They have been married for explain it to her. I’d take her to ably at it because I pretty much believe that in our lifetime there 52 years, and for years before the cemetery to explain one or broke down,” said Idom. “It’s will be major strides.” her illness, Pritzkau said they two times a week and she didn’t hard because if I went on a trip In the meantime, research like had a wonderful marriage. notice,” he said. I had to arrange for her to be Utah State University’s Cache “[Now] she seems to hate me, “She’d be in the kitchen and watched. I think you can do it to County Aging Study indicates but if I was gone she came look- I’d be in the other room and a point but it’s hard.” those with Alzheimer’s stay ing for me. So that’s terrible she’d come in and say, “Where’s For Idom it was especially healthier longer when they have too,” he said. Cliff?’ and that’s me. She didn’t hard to put her mom in a rest understanding, close, open rela- After years of trying to care even know who I was half the home because her father had tionships with the caregivers. for his wife, Pritzkau just recent- time.” teared up before his death, for Kathy Idom’s mother was fear of his wife going to a rest The problem, according to Reed, ly placed her in a rest home. photography / Troy Boman Cliff Pritzkau provided care for his wife, Lousia-Mae, at their Tooele residence before taking her to a rest home two weeks ago. Her Alzheimer’s disease became so severe she no longer recognized her husband and would leave the house if she was not under constant supervision. home. odd places, lighten up. We just “It was really hard. It was try to laugh together and I try to Mountain West Medical Center one of the hardest decisions I make her laugh. I love her more ever had to make. I felt like because I took care of her. I’m I was letting my dad and my closer to her and I love her and mom down. I told my dad that I my kids love her more because would take care of her. It’s just they helped take care of her.” scary because you don’t know if Welcomes A New Doctor For those looking for extra they’ll take good care of her.” support dealing with Alzheimer’s, Idom said it was hard finding people with the skills to watch the Tooele support group meets her mom for two days. The job the second Tuesday of each would require constant super- month at 2:30 p.m. at Cottage vision and personal care like Glen Assisted Living Facility. washing and cleaning up after For those who need more wet beds. information on Alzheimer’s, Reed “I was lucky I had a sister who recommends three resources: did that for me. If I didn’t have 1) The Center for Alzheimer’s As a young girl, her I don’t know what I would Care, Imaging and Research and have done. People would come the University of Utah campus over for three hours and that’s provides expertise in diagnos- not enough.” ing Alzheimer’s. They require a Idom is married with nine Ermita Bort decided to primary doctor’s referral to see children, with two still living at patients. They may be reached home, and has lots of grandchil- at 1-800-585-6387. dren. With her husband’s support they’ve decided to sell their 2) The Utah Chapter of the become a physician after Erda five-acre lot and house and Alzheimer’s Association offers buy a smaller one in Stansbury a help line. Call 1-800-272-3900. and use the rest of the money to The association provides exper- pay the $3,950 a month for the tise on resources and how to being inspired to practice rest home. There she visits her respond for caregivers. mom three to five times a week. They also offer a support “I love her. Some days I go group for those diagnosed with home from the care center cry- Alzheimer’s disease. ing and some days I’m OK,” 3) There is also a local care- medicine by a neighbor. Idom said. giver support network through “It was just so hard. I got so Tooele County Aging and Adult burned out. I don’t know if I did Services. The program offers it right because I tried. I tried to grant money to provide for aids go on some trips. I tried to leave her with people. I tried. I burned to give the caregiver relief and out. I think everything helped. time to take care of responsibili- It helped me take care of her ties away from the home. It also longer.” offers an emergency response Ermita Bort, MD, Internal Medicine Idom also believes she’s seen system and a pill dispenser that some silver lining. notifies caregivers if the elderly “It’s helped me see humor in person has not taken his pills. rmita Bort, MD was barely a teen-age Dr. Bort completed a four-year residency

girl when she made a commitment in internal medicine/pediatrics at University Eto become a physician after being of Utah Medical Center. Her post-graduate inspired by a next-door neighbor. education includes endocrinology, diabetology,

“He was a doctor and a close family friend,” plus echoscopy of organs of the abdomen, she said. “I would go with him to see patients, thyroid and breasts. and I was always moved by his dedication and Dr. Bort is excited to serve the residents of

how helpful he was.” Tooele County, and she enjoys living in Utah. True to her commitment, Dr. Bort became “People work hard here, harder than anywhere

a medical doctor in her native country of else,” she said. Lithuania. She now brings this commitment to Dr. Bort is ﬂuent in English, Lithuanian and Tooele County as an internal medicine physician Russian. For an appointment, call Mountain

at Mountain View Health Care in Tooele. View Health Care today at (435) 882-1644.

1959 Aaron Drive, Suite C Tooele, UT 84074 Phone: (435) 882-1644 photography / Troy Boman David Kroff takes care of his wife, Michelle, who has Alzheimer’s dis- Most insurances accepted ease. A local caregiver support network through Tooele County Aging and Adult Services offers grant money to provide for aides to give caregivers relief and time to take care of responsibilities away from the home.