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by Lisa Christensen mosquito population this spring,” ter mosquitoes, lay their eggs in STAFF WRITER Brand said. “We didn’t anticipate dry ground throughout the sum- this much water.” mer with the expectation they will Along with May flowers, heavy Concerns revolve around two be revived by spring floods. The April showers could bring some- species. The first, a permanent mature mosquitoes of this species thing else: mosquitoes. water species, is the typical blood- feed at any time of day or night, The rainy spring weather has sucking insect that primarily feeds but do not carry disease. Their eggs caused pools of water in places that at dawn and dusk. This type of can lie dormant awaiting water for have remained dry since the mid- mosquito feeds on humans, birds up to seven years in some parts of 1980s, said Tooele Valley Mosquito and other mammals, and can the world. Abatement District Manager spread diseases such as West Nile “The ones we have here prob- Robert Brand. That moisture could Virus. The eggs of this species ably last about two or three years,” awaken the dormant eggs of flood- are laid each spring in bodies of Brand said, noting that some of water mosquitoes. water. Maegan Burr “We’re expecting an extensive The second species, floodwa- SEE MOSQUITO PAGE A5 ➤ A black-necked stilt wades in standing water in a field adjacent to SR-138 Monday afternoon. Mosquitoes are expected to be a problem this summer with rainy spring weather and water pooling in long-dry places. Sloan faces a Stirling challenge Grantsville man aims to hold officials accountable, increase fiscal scrutiny if elected Republican Party

nize the party into commit- by Tim Gillie tees that will have people STAFF WRITER attend the meetings of every public body and report back A Grantsville financial on what our officials are professional with strong Tea doing.” Party backing is challenging Stirling, who works as the Tooele County Republican assistant controller for Utah Party chairman Chris Sloan Fabrication, a custom steel for the party’s top leadership fabrication company located post at its organizing con- in the Utah Industrial Depot, vention next week. also wants to take a closer Trent Stirling, 28, of look at the budgets of public Maegan Burr Grantsville, has been active entities. Pfc. Jared Abarca stands outside his Tooele home, which was decorated by friends and neighbors on Monday. Abarca just returned on leave from a year-long deploy- in the Tooele County 9/12 “Our officials pass budgets ment with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan. Project and is a member of and the public doesn’t know the Tea Party. He refers to what they are doing,” said himself as a “hard core con- Stirling. “I want the party to servative.” go over every public budget “I don’t want to detract and take a look at them by Soldier inspired by Afghan people from what Chris has done. line item and then decide if He has helped the party grow we can endorse their bud- The family welcomed them in, U.S. Army. Although he is glad they will give it to them.” and get organized,” said gets.” by Lisa Christensen offering their only chicken to to be again with his family and Abarca’s days in Afghanistan Stirling. “But now it is time Stirling, who comes from STAFF WRITER feed the soldiers. living in a land where running were long. Temperatures fluctu- to do something with that Taylorsville originally, gradu- “They were glad we had water and soft beds are plenti- ated between 125-degree sum- organization.” ated in 2008 from Utah State Pfc. Jared Abarca will never asked. I guess the Taliban had ful, he thinks about that fam- mers and 13-degree winters. Stirling has two spe- University with two bache- forget the family to whose come some time before us and ily and other Afghan villagers He lugged a 22-pound M249 cific plans to utilize the lor’s degrees, one in interna- humble Afghan home his pla- just taken their home for the often. machine gun everywhere. But Republican Party organiza- tional studies and economic toon came in search of shelter night,” Abarca said. “The man “I do find myself, when I’m despite the hardships, Abarca tion. development, the other in one night. was kind of older, and they had by myself, wondering what’s is glad he had the opportunity “It is time to hold our elect- business administration. As evening drew rapidly beat him too.” going on over there,” he said. to help those strangers in a for- ed officials accountable once upon them in a small Afghan Abarca, 21, returned to his “The people are very gener- eign land. they get elected to office,” village, the 15-man platoon Tooele home Monday on a ous. They live by old laws. If said Stirling. “I want to orga- SEE CHALLENGE PAGE A3 ➤ asked if they could spend the three-week leave after serving their enemy needs something ➤ SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE night at the family’s tiny abode. a year in AfghanistanUV INDEX with the — food, someplace to sleep — SEE SOLDIER PAGE A5 The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:44 a.m. 8:13 p.m. Thursday 6:42 a.m. 8:14 p.m. 7 7 6 Friday 6:41 a.m. 8:15 p.m. 5 5 4 5 Saturday 6:40 a.m. 8:16 p.m. Sunday 6:38 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Overlake businesses protest parking mandate Monday 6:37 a.m. 8:18 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:35 a.m. 8:19 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:51 p.m. 8:21 a.m. Shopkeepers say neither theyprotection. nor0-2 Low; 3-5their Moderate; 6-7 customers High; 8-10 need additional asphalt stalls put in Thursday none 9:18 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 12:48 a.m. 10:19 a.m. Saturday 1:36 a.m. 11:22 a.m. by Tim Gillie building on theALMANAC Overlake round- parking spaces — three for each add six paved parking stalls com- Sunday 2:15 a.m. 12:26 p.m. Cloudy with about. Statistics Brenda for the Knudsenweek ending April opened 18. new chair in the salon. plete with stripes. Mostly cloudy with a Mostly cloudy with Cool with clouds and MostlySTAFF cloudy WRITER with Mainly cloudy and Monday 2:48 a.m. 1:27 p.m. Partly sunny thunderstorms Temperatures Tuesday 3:16 a.m. 2:27 p.m. passing shower showers sunshine showers and t-storms cooler JusTeeNz, a beauty salon, in the Last week, the Tooele City “It is ridiculous,” said Arko. “The possible Two new businesses trying to same buildingHigh/Low past lastweek month. The 65/30 Planning Commission deter- gravel parking is sufficient, our Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 62/37 59 41 58 40 52 36 58 42 58 39make a go59 of it37 in Tooele50 City 35two businessesAverage temp share past week a parking lot 49.7 mined that the large gravel park- customers have not complained. say the Tooele City Planning with nineNormal spaces. average temp past week 49.4 ing lot behind the building was I am afraid that if the proper- TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 24 May 3 May 10 May 17 Commission is sabotaging their Knudsen originally opened her not sufficient and has required ty owner is required to pave the Shown is Wednesday’s efforts. salon with one chair for a stylist the property owner — Drew Hall, parking stalls he will have to pay Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Maegan Burr Wednesday night’s lows and Dave Arko opened Arko’s but recently62 added another65 chair64 61 the developer of Overlake with for it somehow, most likely by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 58 60 Wednesday’s highs. Kolache, a bakery, last November and a nail station.48 That prompt- whom the city has been fighting Trent Stirling stands outside of Utah Fabrication in Tooele where he works Tuesday morning. Stirling is running to become the Tooele County in the former Jack’s Market ed Tooele City to require six 53new a nine-year-old legal battle — to SEE PARKING PAGE A6 ➤ 40 45 43 Republican Party chairman. 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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 USU graduates slightly smaller class this year

by Tim Gillie number will go up.” STAFF WRITER Included in this year’s graduating class was the first group of Utah State University con- students completing the master’s ferred 135 degrees upon students in social work program at USU from the Tooele Regional campus Tooele. Eight students complet- during a graduation ceremony ed the three-year MSW program Friday evening at the Grantsville that was launched locally during High School auditorium. the fall of 2008. The number of degrees was “Tooele County has histori- down slightly from last year’s cally had more demand for mas- record high of 140. ter’s-level social workers that “Our enrollment is up,” said live here,” said Susan Egbert, Gary Straquadine, dean and exec- USU Tooele social work faculty utive director of the USU Tooele member. “Many needed posi- Regional Campus. “I’m not sure tions have been difficult to fill why the number of graduates is and the community depends on down. We do have a number of professionals commuting from students that will be finishing Salt Lake.” up degrees this summer so that Associate degrees were awarded to 94 students, including five high school seniors earning BUSINESS BRIEFS concurrent degrees. Bachelor’s degrees were conferred on 34 RMP Foundation grant supports 4-H students, including 18 from the College of Business, nine from The Rocky Mountain Power the College of Education and Foundation has awarded a $4,000 Human Services, and six from grant to the Utah State University the College of Humanities, Arts Extension in Tooele County to help and Social Sciences. All eight of support 4-H mentoring programs. the master’s degrees awarded The 4-H mentoring program is a went to graduates from the MSW prevention program designed to program. enhance the developmental assets of “at-promise” youth, ages 8-12. Graduates heard from com- Each child works directly with a mencement speaker Norm Jones, volunteer mentor at least one hour head of the USU history depart- per week to build academic and ment at Logan. After completing Maegan Burr social skills. In addition, monthly his doctorate from Cambridge activities are planned which service University in 1978, Jones went Sherie Ann Flagg receives her masters in social work hood during the Utah State University Tooele graduation Friday. Flagg was named the student of the year. to enhance social competencies, foster family bonds and “giving back” to the community through community service activities. “It is gratifying to support organizations such as this that enrich the lives of our youth and their families and by extension, improving our community,” said Martie Leo, RMP customer and community manager. “We are so grateful to Rocky Mountain Power for this grant funding. The kids in our program will really benefit,” said Darlene Christensen, USU Tooele professor.

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�� Maegan Burr �� Alana Tompkins (right) receives her associate of science degree Friday night at the USU Tooele Regional Campus graduation �� held at Grantsville High School. �� Tooele County School Board Dale completed her student �� member Beth Dale, who walked teaching this year at Rose Springs TOOELE �� across the GHS stage to pick up a Elementary. While she plans on �� Maegan Burr bachelor’s degree in elementary using her degree to get a job in �� education. education, she won’t be stepping Utah State University History Department chairman Norman Jones speaks to �� Dale, 47, who has been on the down from the Tooele County “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” the USU Tooele graduating class Friday at Grantsville High School. The regional �� school board since August 2007, School board to find employ- campus conferred 138 degrees. 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. �� started taking courses part time ment locally. She plans to live in in fall 2006 and started full-time Tooele but will seek a teaching 843-5800 • uecmovies.com �� to work teaching history at USU. educated.” studies in fall 2009. position outside of the county. �� His assignments included teach- Jones added, “Education is an “I always wanted to go into “It was an awesome experi- �� ing history at the Tooele regional intellectual aspirin that makes education,” said Dale. “I started ence,” said Dale. “Although APR 15 - 21 �� campus in 1981 when it was a you capable of dealing with the college with that intent years ago at times I was in classes with Open at Noon for �� two-room operation and he had pains that the world throws at at Southern Utah College but younger students and it did make Spring Break! �� three students, Jones said. you.” dropped out to get married and me feel old.” �� “Education isn’t just about One notable graduate was raise a family.” [email protected] IO �� economic prosperity and get- R DLY ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, 9:35 �� ting a job,” said Jones. “Hopefully �� SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10 (G) �� we have changed how you think, �� talk, act and see the world.” �� Emphasizing that their educa- NOW SERVING! 1/2 lb Double YOUR HIGHNESS �� tional experience was more than $ the acquisition of technical skills, Cheeseburger DLY ...... 12:00, 2:15, 4:30, 7:00, 9:35 �� Breakfast in Jones extolled the virtues of a SUN ...... 12:00, 2:15, 4:30, 7:00 (R) �� Combo university education in building Grantsville 5.49 �� a well-rounded person. earn points �� “Our society and employers 8am–11am for free SCREAM 4 �� food and need people who can think,” said merchandise DLY ...... 12:25, 4:30, 7:00, 9:40 �� Jones. “I hope you don’t go from SUN ...... 12:25, 4:30, 7:00 (R) �� Get a here and say, ‘I have a degree in Rewards �� whatever field’ but you say ‘I am Card! �� RANGO �� DLY ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:10, 9:35 �� SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:10 (PG) �� HOP �� DLY ...... 12:10, 2:30, 4:35, 7:05, 9:30 �� (PG) �� SUN ...... 12:10, 2:30, 4:35, 7:05 �� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 230 E. Main, Grantsville • 884-4408 OURCE ODE �� HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm HOURS: Monday - Sunday 8 am – 10 pm S C �� DLY ...... 12:10, 2:35, 4:40, 7:10, 9:45 �� SUN ...... 12:10, 2:35, 4:40, 7:10 (PG-13) �� Starts Friday Our Box Ofﬁ ce opens daily 20 min. �� Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:05 | 9:10 PG-13 Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:10 | 9:20 before ﬁ rst show starts. Show times are Rango subject to change without notice. �� Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:05 Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:10 pm $ 50 �� All Shows before 6 5 Helen Mirren, Russell Brand Cate Blanchett pm $ 50 $ 50 �� After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 PG-13 $ 50 �� Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! Seniors (over 65) 5 3D Surcharge $2; ALL 3D Tickets �� Maegan Burr No Credit/Debit cards �� 882-2273 or Checks Accepted BARGAIN TUESDAYS �� Raini Heap walks down a hall of Arthur Hanna Matinee prices ALL day! Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | 5pm Matinee $5 111 N. Main, Tooele Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | 5pm Matinee $5 �� Grantsville High School before the The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� USU Tooele graduation. ENOUGH SNOW ALREADY! MOTOR VU OPENS MAY 6TH All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens A3

TUESDAY April 19, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 LIGHTED LANDSCAPE Support group seeks to help lupus sufferers

by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER A new support group has been formed in Tooele for people with lupus and family and friends who lend their support to them. The Tooele Social Butterflies group — so named because of the butterfly-shaped rash across the cheeks and nose that’s a symp- tom of lupus — was formed two months ago with the help of coordinator Trisha Schelble. “I just moved out here from Salt Lake in October and I’ve been working with the Lupus Foundation for a few years,” she said. “They have Maegan Burr a Social Butterflies group in Salt Lake and we had been wanting to Tooele Social Butterflies coordinator Trisha Schelble sits at her kitchen table Maegan Burr expand out to other counties so Monday afternoon. The lupus support group was formed two months ago to help sufferers cope with the autoimmune disease. Light shines through low clouds over the edge of the Great Salt Lake Monday afternoon. The National Weather this was a really good opportunity Service predicts a chance of rain off and on throughout the week. to do that.” Lupus is an autoimmune dis- Schelble hopes to meet in a res- ronment of understanding. ease that affects various parts of taurant and have a meal together, “I think it helps them to under- the body, including skin, joints, similar to what the Salt Lake Social stand how frustrating it is and heart, lungs, blood, kidneys and Butterflies group does. to have somebody to talk to that the brain. There is no known Schelble said a rheumatolo- understands how hard it is,” she Grantsville man injured in cause, but scientists believe that gist is typically the one who treats said. “Usually if you have lupus if hormones, genetics and environ- lupus because many of the symp- you’re working full time you need ment all play a role. There is also toms are like arthritis. a very empathetic boss because no known cure. “Sadly, people who get lupus sometimes you’re not going to be collision with semi truck Schelble, who does not have also get other autoimmune dis- able to work. Some patients with lupus, has been working with the eases,” she said. “There is not lupus can’t work at all.” by Lisa Christensen Lupus Foundation of America, one test for lupus. You put all the The disease usually hits middle- STAFF WRITER Utah Chapter, for three and a half symptoms together and figure out aged women, but it also affects years. what it is. I have never met two infants, children and men. A Grantsville man was criti- “I actually started as the book- lupus patients who had similar “It starts affecting your organs cally injured Saturday in a dis- keeper and we’re a very tiny chap- symptoms or found that they had — your heart, your liver, things tracted driving accident near ter in Utah. There are only four lupus in similar ways. It’s all com- like that,” she said. “Usually if Grantsville. paid employees, all part time,” she pletely so different that I can see people die from lupus it’s because James Ciura, 21, was driving said, adding she also assists with why people with lupus are frus- of the complications. It’s pretty westbound on SR-138 near mile- anything else that needs to be trated.” rough.” post 13 when the semi truck in done. “Now that I’m out in Tooele She added that medication is Apart from the support groups, front of him stopped to make a I’m trying to cover the county and basically to make patients more the Utah Chapter of the Lupus turn onto Lamb Lane, accord- get information out and let people comfortable with their symp- Foundation also hosts a sympo- ing to information from the know we’re here for them, that we toms. sium series every other month at Utah Highway Patrol. Raymond have resources and we can help “Patients get what they call the Lupus Foundation Office in Adams, of Moore, Idaho, was them.” flares. Sometimes symptoms are Salt Lake. They cover topics like adjusting the radio and did not Schelble has been busy adver- a lot worse than other times,” she stress management, coping with notice the semi stopping. His courtesy of North Tooele County Fire District tising the group and putting up said. “It’s so confusing because your diagnosis, and dermatologist white pickup truck ran into the North Tooele County Fire District firefighter Coleen Carr surveys damage of a flyers around town and at doctor people are affected by it differ- speakers since many lupus patients back of the semi. white pick-up truck that crashed into a semi truck on SR-138 at Lamb Lane on offices to get the word out. ently. Some people can’t go out have problems in the sun. The semi belonged to Mays Saturday. A Grantsville man driving the truck was critically injured. “I know there are people who in the sun because they get sores. “We’re hoping that as we expand Land and Livestock, a company have lupus and have family One lady, her newborn had lupus and I find people out there that based in Howe, Idaho. The trailer to the trailer, including a broken critical but stable condition and and friends with lupus out here and found out because every time are interested, we can do the sym- was empty and had dropped off turn signal and brake light. was still talking to responders because I hear about it all the the baby was in the sun it would posiums out here too,” she said. its load of wool at Utah Wool The driver of the semi, 47-year- when he took off, according to time,” she said, adding the group scream. It’s a pretty scary disease Meetings are held the second Marketing Association in Tooele. old Adams, suffered whiplash Kirk Arnold, medical battal- has attracted a couple people to and you never know what you’re Saturday of the month from 1 James Mays, co-owner of Mays but was otherwise unharmed. ion chief for the North Tooele two monthly meetings held so going to get with it.” p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tooele City Land and Livestock, said the Ciura was flown to the County Fire District. far. Schelble hopes the support Library. crash caused minimal damage University of Utah hospital in [email protected] As more people get involved, group will help to foster an envi- [email protected]

property rights, the free market will ask the county party to pass Challenge and fair taxation practices for a resolution supporting that out- continued from page A1 individuals and business, and the come.” quality of life in Tooele County,” Stirling, while agreeing that He moved to Grantsville after said Sloan. a new jail may be needed for graduating from USU and start- Stirling said he got involved in Tooele County, disagrees with ed Bladescape, a landscaping politics because he was troubled the process used to select con- business, while working for Utah by some decisions being made Fabrication, which he joined in at the federal, state and local tractors and the funding of the July 2010. He was elected as a levels. project. delegate to the state Republican “Stimulus spending, the TARP “I find it appalling that there convention at the Republican [Troubled Asset Relief Program] was no competition among caucus meetings last year. He bailout, and Obamacare all con- firms for the feasibility study and is currently building a home in cern me,” Stirling said. HB 477, that the contractor was selected Grantsville for his wife and two the now-repealed effort to revise without bids,” said Stirling. “And children, and during his spare the state Government Records the use of Build America Bonds, time he enjoys rock climbing, Access Management Act, was which are part of the stimulus hiking and jujitsu. another factor that played a role package, was wrong.” Stirling is up against Sloan, 47, in Stirling’s decision to run for He doesn’t favor the creation a real estate broker who is trying party chairman. for a second term as chairman. “I was appalled at the proof a nonpartisan county com- Sloan grew up in Summit County cess the bill went through. It is mission, since he thinks the party and graduated from Park City things like this that make vot- system helps to vet candidates. High School. He moved to Tooele ers distrust both parties,” said Stirling is also worried that in 1994 to supervise a new home Stirling. “I understand the need the Republican Party has strayed construction project. He has for privacy when legislators com- from its tried-and-true princi- served as president of the Tooele municate with members of their ples. County Board of Realtors and family, but the bill created a safe “The party needs to return to the Utah Association of Realtors haven where legislators could be its roots,” Stirling said. “It has and currently sits on the board lobbied without the knowledge drifted from the things that made of directors for the National of taxpayers.” us great, like fiscal conservatism Association of Realtors. He has Stirling expects the current and personal responsibility.” served as an alternate member of redistricting process to restore a the Tooele City planning commis- voice to Tooele County that has County Republicans will hold sion since February 2011. During been lost for a decade. their organizing convention on See skilled, compassionate his spare time, Sloan enjoys auto “Tooele County should get two April 28 at 7 p.m. at Tooele City racing and classic cars. representatives and a senator out Hall. emergency room doctors “I'm passionate about private of the process,” said Stirling. “I [email protected] in 30 minutes or less. D on’t get used to sitting in our waiting room. At LDS Hospital, we’ve streamlined the ER process so you’ll wait no more than 30 minutes after arriving to see one of our board-certified caregivers. We’re just minutes away and we offer excellent care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Plus we’re totally integrated with Intermountain Healthcare’s trauma service, including Life Flight, which makes LDS Hospital the best choice for quick, nearby emergency care.

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LDS Hospital � C Street and 8th Avenue, Salt Lake City 801-408-1100 � www.ldshospital.org Maegan Burr Trent Stirling stands outside of Utah Fabrication in Tooele where he works Tuesday morning. Stirling has been a state Republican convention delegate and is vying for chairman of the Tooele County Republican Party. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board A safe spring break is a great spring break

Every spring break it happens. It might be an ATV crash at Little Sahara Recreation Area or Knolls Recreation Area. Or a horseback fall up South Willow Canyon. Or a lost hiker in the Oquirrh Mountains. Whatever the situation, one constant of this warm-weather week without school is accidents. But accidents, whether minor mishaps or serious medical emergen- cies, are the one thing nobody wants to factor into a time that should be fun for school children, their parents and anybody who enjoys a long Easter weekend. It would behoove all of us this week to put an emphasis on safety and preparedness, particularly when recreating outdoors. For many people, staying safe outdoors starts with proper handling of ATVs and firearms. ATV riders should always wear a helmet while riding, know the terrain they’re riding through, carry passengers only on machines designed to do so, make sure children don’t end up on adult machines, and never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Shooters should shoot only in designated areas far from others, and should have a thorough understanding of their weapon and proper procedures for handling it. Both groups should also take care not to GUEST OPINION destroy wilderness through reckless behavior or littering. For campers and hikers, most safety concerns center on preparedness. Hikers should always employ the buddy system, have adequate water and food, and be prepared for contingencies like inclement LETTERS POLICY weather or injury. Campers should make sure they’re ready for some Consider where you are The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- very cold nighttime temperatures despite the warming days. They ters to the editor from readers. 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Unfortunately, these two GUEST COLUMNIST to editing. fellows, perhaps unaware that they were in public, chose to casually pepper their Letters written to thank an individual or language with words that would make a organization should be submitted for GUEST OPINION sailor blush. surrounded by adults. I’ll also admit to “Notes of Appreciation” This, of course, led to my seven- swearing if say, something heavy falls year-old son — who calls me out if I on my foot and I can remember one job Readers who are interested in writing a say “butt” or “crap” — to start telling where the actions of our CEO (he’s dead longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Blue Bag recycling me, “he said the ‘f’ word, he said the ‘s’ now, deservedly so) caused me to let general interest should contact Editor word” and so forth. Fortunately, if you out a muttering string of bad words in Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- can call it that, many of the filthy terms the newsroom. mation at the top of this page. deserves more support these men used without regard to their Sometimes life simply requires surroundings did not register with a that you use an inappropriate E-mail: [email protected] first-grader as bad words, so I was word. If I get hit in the face by a frying Fax: (435) 882-6123 n principle, I’ve always been spared conversations about some of the pan, my verbal response is not likely to Mail: Letters to the Editor in support of recycling. The more choice language. be, “oh, fiddlesticks,” but at times when Tooele Transcript-Bulletin goal of saving our planet This would not be quite so alarming one can control his language, I make I Matt Rowley P.O. Box 390 aside, the practice really hear- if it wasn’t such a regular occurrence. every effort to. kens back to curbing waste in a GUEST COLUMNIST Over the course of that day, my son and It seems like not using foul language throw-away culture. “Wear it out I visited a music recital for kids around where children might be present should in public settings. or do without” is a pretty for- age 6 through teenagers, ate at the be a basic rule of society. That hardly I’d prefer to not have to explain eign concept to our generation. aforementioned burger joint, visited a seems to be the case as even when I certain vulgar anatomical terms to a Recycling is a way to pay some Tooele land fill. popular department store and went to was running a giant toy store — a place 7-year-old and can think of few reasons penitence for the mountains of This is a fantastic service to the the movies. ostensibly filled with kids — I constant- why those terms would be used in pub- garbage we produce each year. county and it couldn’t be simpler. At every single one of these places, ly had to ask people to tone down their lic. It’s a question of basic civility, an That doesn’t mean my good If my own experience is indica- including the children’s music recital, I language. understanding that you are not the only intentions always translate tive, however, the program isn’t heard words that I would not be Of all the basic societal courtesies person in the world — a hard concept into practice. Failing to recycle nearly as utilized as it should be. allowed to say on the radio. Apparently this seems like one of the easiest to for some, but one that we should all because it’s inconvenient is a When my family was just start- the use of “swear” or “curse” words abide by, yet too many people seem keep in mind. pretty miserable excuse, but ing out, we rented a basement has become so common that people either unwilling, or perhaps, unable to for many local households it’s apartment in Murray, where no longer consider the surroundings control themselves. While people may Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over a reality. I imagine most of us every household is provided a before using them. have varying lines for what they con- 100 papers weekly. He can be reached feel a twinge of guilt when we green recycling canister along- Now, I’m not going to pretend I don’t sider appropriate, there are a number of at [email protected] or you can see his surrender our old newspapers side their garbage can. I was use various inappropriate words when words we all agree should not be used archive at dbkline.com. and smashed soda cans to the absolutely astonished to see how garbage. But without the conve- much we’d been wasting. Easily nience of roadside pickup, we’re half the bulk of our garbage went frankly far less inclined to recy- into the green bin each week, GUEST OPINION cle. Too bad, I’ve often thought, and sometimes more. We have that Tooele County residents the same opportunity to cut back don’t have a quick and easy way waste in our own community, yet to dispose of our reusable waste I wonder how many people even Netiquette separates those in cyberspace responsibly. know of the Blue Bag program’s Well guess what? We do. Come existence. oorish relatives, vengeful exes, you left off. to find out, the Tooele County The Blue Bag arrangement isn’t inappropriate work attire, unsent 6. Lock your phone so your butt Department of Solid Waste entirely without sacrifice. The thank you notes — traditional doesn’t dial your wife and transmit B Julia Allison does indeed provide a form of bags are a name brand you have advice columnists have spent decades muffled, distorted sound that con- GUEST COLUMNIST roadside pickup for recyclables, to purchase off the shelf like any offering prescriptions for these gaffes. vinces her you are being held hostage called the Blue Bag program. The other garbage sack, and we don’t Now, thanks to social media, the by terrorists and causes her to call in service took me all of 30 seconds have the tidy green canisters. To Internet and any number of gadgets the SWAT team, like a real housewife research to uncover online. If this me, that’s as it should be. Instead and innovations, we have the means to on Chicago’s North Shore did recently. is old news to you then please of a taxed mandate, purchas- offend or upset people on an unprec- inspired stern commandments That’s not how you want to go viral. tell the neighbors. For the rest ing the bags out of pocket is an edented scale. With every new technol- such as: “Thou shalt not tweet dur- 7. Do not Reply All. Even your mom of us, it’s time to get on the Blue opportunity to be environmen- ogy, there are new ways to make an ing the ceremony like it’s a sporting stopped doing so in ’06. Reply All is Bag bandwagon. Recycling is the tally responsible on a volunteer absolute fool of yourself. event — no matter how flattering never acceptable. Best-case scenario: onus of any responsible commu- basis. We spend money on gar- We need Emily Post 2.0. (@TheBride walking down the aisle You’re obnoxious. Worst case: You incite nity, and it turns out we haven’t bage sacks, regardless. Why not I’d like to spare you some of the now! #Gorgeous #Tears).” But if you’re violence among friends and acquain- even the lamest excuse to not do buy some of them in blue? cringe-inducing violations that — trust one of the romantic hoi polloi watching tances. so. Recycling isn’t just for envi- me — I learned the hard way. No, on television with about a billion other 8. You are allowed to be a fan of your Here’s how it works in a nut- ronmental zealots. It’s a com- everyone does not use technology in people and the Queen can’t see you, own gadgets, and even mention that the same manner you do. With rapidly shell. You pick up a package of mon sense practice to cut back tweet away. Just use the right hashtag: you like them, but you are not allowed the bags from any number of on needless waste. And like any evolving technologies, no one is on the #OMGRoyalWedding! to relentlessly harass others to purchase local retailers and fill it up with good habit, it all begins at home. same (web) page. 3. If you don’t get a reply to an e- said gadgets. Unless that person is still commonly recycled materials: In our age of throw-away con- Of course, some of these potential mail, do not automatically assume that using an Apple Newton. If so, you have certain plastics, aluminum cans, veniences, we can all get behind problems are far from trivial. Standard the other person hates you, is being a moral responsibility to wrest it from cardboard and newspaper. You the local Blue Bag program. parental dictums (“Do not get arrested. disrespectful (Dad, I’m talking to you) their hands and donate it to the near- tie the bag up and put it in the Please?”) take on new meaning in this or even realizes he or she hasn’t yet garbage can for pickup on your Matt Rowley is a teacher at Copper landscape of social media landmines. responded. Just send a forward of the est 6-year-old, who will probably laugh regular garbage day. And that’s Canyon Elementary who lives Take the teenager in Park Ridge, Ill., original email with a brief line like, “Just and hand it back, citing a “woeful lack it. The recyclables are sorted in Tooele. He can be reached at who was arrested when police tracked following up!” They’ll take the (polite) of technological capabilities that aren’t and processed separately by the [email protected]. down Facebook photos of her breaking hint. on par with the current generation of Materials Recovery Facility at the into a vacant building. (Parental dictum 4. Do not triple text recipients unless tablet computing.” 2011: “Do not post photographic evi- you are in the midst of an active back- 9. TYPING IN ALL CAPS: NOOOOO!!! dence of your illegal activities online. and-forth texting session. They saw These rules are meant to be debated! Please?”) your first two texts. They are busy Let me hear from you. You’re welcome With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions With this changing landscape in doing things like sleeping or reading or to disagree, qualify or add your own. expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not mind, here are my points of Netiquette: attempting to work. (Yeah, well, prob- What is your Netiquette? necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 1. Do not leave voicemails for your ably not the third. But in theory.) children. It does not matter how many 5. Whoever made the initial dial has Julia Allison is a columnist, TV personali- Editorial Board you leave. Voicemail is out, grandpa. the responsibility to ring the other ty, public speaker and former Wired cover Text your kids. They’ll still ignore you, party back when someone’s cellphone girl. Visit SocialStudiesColumn.com, e- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus but at least you’ll know they read it. inevitably drops the call. Don’t apolo- mail [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor 2. The wedding of Prince William gize or wonder aloud whose phone or follow her on Twitter @SocialStudies and Kate Middleton this April 29 has service is worse. Just keep going where and @JuliaAllison. A5

TUESDAY April 19, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW This Easter marks a new passage for kid at heart

y 5-year-old brother Deciding where to go was the some support for college. hunt. And I get to help my in my dorm, or even on the got his Easter present most difficult decision of my I remember being ecstatic brother and 2-year-old nephew beach. I’m sure my roommate a week early this year life. It was an eye-opener on when I saw the giant, hollow find their eggs. M Kyra Karegeannes and I will think of something if — a big backyard toy called a how the world is forcing me to chocolate bunny that awaited As Easter Sunday approach- there’s not already something CORRESPONDENT dome. It’s made out of thick, grow up. me on the couch on Easter es, it has crossed my mind that planned by the school. red and blue metal bars that When I jokingly asked my morning years ago. I remem- next year I won’t be celebrating And hopefully there will be are connected in a sort of half- mom what I was getting for ber, like it was yesterday, being the holiday with my family. I some good food for me to eat soccer ball shape so you can Easter this year, I knew what overjoyed from getting an won’t be celebrating any holi- at the cafeteria that day, too, climb on it, do flips, whatever. could be considered to be kid- her response would be. She oversized stuffed bunny that day with them, except hope- since I can’t cook to save my I like to call it a spider-web, oriented, such as Halloween, said my present is getting to was blue with rainbow accents. fully Christmas. I’ll be 3,000 life. As for dessert, I will buy since that’s what we called Christmas and yes, Easter. go to school in Hawaii — an How I got so old and so miles away from the town that me my own chocolate bunny. it when there was a bigger, Holidays are still exciting and understandable answer. And quickly, I guess I’ll never know. I’ve lived in my entire life, the Technically, I’ll be a legal silver one at the Grantsville fun for me, unlike for adults, since that’ll be extremely But for now I’m going to enjoy town I call home. Elementary playground, before who see them as just money- expensive, it’ll probably also the upcoming holiday with my I’ll have to learn new ways adult in late June. And with the they tore it out. sucking, stressful events. count as my present for my family. to spend the holidays without responsibilities that come with I find the outdoor toy to be I consider myself a kid dreaded 18th birthday, my next We always have a large my family. One thing’s for sure, college, I’ll have to act like I pretty entertaining. After all, mostly because I don’t feel like Christmas and the next Easter. Easter egg hunt for all the I’ll make certain I spend them am, in fact, an adult. I’m really just a kid. I enjoy an adult. Also understandable. young’uns, along with some doing something fun. And But I’ll always be a kid in doing kid things, like watch- Somehow, unbeknownst to But what I can’t under- good food, of course. Since most likely childish. heart. ing kid movies and playing kid me, this kid is old enough to stand is when I got so old that I’m not considered young any Maybe while I’m in The games. graduate and go to college. I’m instead of a board game or more, I get to help the Easter Aloha State I can have my Kyra Karegeannes is a senior at And I like holidays that attending BYU-Hawaii this fall. a doll for Easter, I’m getting Bunny with preparing for the own Easter egg hunt — maybe Grantsville High School.

Mosquito Frank continued from page A1 OHLMAN M Attorney at Law the floodwater eggs have already begun to hatch. “It’s old product that’s going to be hatching.” FREE The weather conditions last Consultation spring and summer were not for favorable for mosquitoes, driving Wills & the population of the permanent Trusts water species way down, Brand said, and there were no reports of floodwater mosquitoes. This year, however, residents 493 W. 400 N. Tooele will not be so fortunate. Besides the puddles housing a burgeon- 882-4800 ing batch of floodwater mosqui- Maegan Burr toes, weather conditions could www.tooelelawoffice.com encourage the population of Standing water sits in fields adjacent to SR-138 Monday afternoon. Wet weather could awaken previously dormant eggs the both types of mosquitoes to of floodwater mosquitoes. explode. If the summer turns out to be a scorcher, Brand said, the to battle, their current arsenal There’s no way we can get them While he hopes the standard 30 permanent water mosquito pop- may prove less effective given all,” Brand said. “And it can’t be gallons of pyrethrin will last the Stansbury Park ulation growth will boom while the weather conditions than the raining. The granules have to be season, Brand said about dou- a cooler season could keep the chemicals used against mosqui- dry and when it rains the larvae ble the average supply of Bti — numbers in check. If the coming toes 30 years ago, which killed sink to the bottom of the ponds.” 1,600 pounds so far — has been Swimming Pool months bring lots of precipita- on contact. When the larvae reach adult- ordered. The increase in sup- tion, he said, floodwater mos- “The pesticides that we use hood, different methods are plies has strained the district’s quito numbers will skyrocket, now don’t kill on contact like the used. Adults are fought using a budget, he said. but could remain manageable if old ones. They have to be eaten chemical called pyrethrin, which “We spent about $30,000 on Saturday, May 28 the weather dries out. by the larvae. When the water’s is also found in commercial bug pesticides last year. This year “What the weather does will cold they don’t feed as readily,” spray. Truck-mounted foggers we’ll spend about $70,000,” SWIM LESSON PRE-REGISTRATION determine if we’re going to have Brand said. “The toolbox we had drive through areas with high Brand said. “That does hurt.” nd a problem,” he said. then we can’t use now.” reported populations of mos- With water collecting in low- Fri., April 22 from 4 - 7pm Since West Nile Virus was Crews have already started quitoes and spray the substance lying areas between Stansbury Sat., May 7th at the clubhouse/pool. introduced in the state in 2003, spraying pools with Bti, a bac- in ultra-low volumes, about 3.5 Park, Grantsville and the Great the mosquito-transmitted dis- teria-derived toxin that kills the to 6 ounces per acre. The par- Salt Lake — areas that have LESSON SETS START ease has been an annual con- larvae upon ingestion. Older ticles are broken down to a size largely remained dry since the June 6, June 20, July 5, July 18 & Aug. 1 cern. In 2006, there were three products, chemicals that killed small enough to remain in the mid-1980s — manpower will be reported cases of the virus in on contact and that were used air for about 15 minutes, but stretched thin too, Brand said, SEASON PASSES LESSONS OFFERED humans in Tooele County. It in the ’80s, have not been rereg- large enough that they attach and workers cannot spray if it are available in the ofﬁce has been reported in ponds and istered by the EPA and thus can- themselves to the adult mosqui- continues to rain, hindering Mom & Tot, 3-5 Yr. Old or at the pool, with flocks of sentinel chickens every not be currently used. The sub- to. Areas are normally sprayed early control efforts. & Red Cross Levels 1 – 6 discount passes for those year since then, with the excep- stance is coated on a corncob three or four times per week dur- “There’s no winning here on All lessons are taught at 9, 10 or 11am tion of 2010, where Brand said granule that floats on the ponds ing about an hour-long window this one,” Brand said. “This could who purchase by May 28. there was no trace of West Nile inhabited by the larvae until the when both air conditions are be a very brutal spring.” Virus likely due to a significantly toxin is dispersed. Although it is right for product distributions [email protected] Pool 882-2426 • Ofﬁce 882-6188 smaller mosquito population lethal to mosquito larvae, Brand and the mosquito is active. By than in most years. said it is harmless to all other attacking both the adult and the In addition to the sheer creatures. Spraying has already larvae, Brand said workers hope amount of mosquitoes the commenced, but the weather to curb mosquito proliferation. one full-time and five season- and the number of larvae to be However, Brand said the al employees at the mosquito sprayed have hindered efforts. anticipated battle will take more Advertising Opportunities abatement district are preparing “There’s just so many of them. supplies than in normal years. Tooele County Parks and Rec, Activity Guide Tooele County Fair Event Guide Soldier continued from page A1 Call 435-241-0037 for more info. Swim Lesson sign-ups “You hear things in the media about it — that we’re not doing begin May 2 at 9am at anything. That’s not right,” he Deseret Peak Complex said. Abarca’s platoon, part of the Discount Cards available through 10th Mountain Division, was a heavy weapons company local FFA Chapters. that spent much of his time in Afghanistan clearing the road to a small village, Isa Khan, in the EARLYEARLY BBIRDIRD SSPECIALPECIAL Kunduz province. Members of the Taliban had loaded the way $5 tickets available the May 2 - May 27 with more than 200 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to deter $5 tickets for Deseret Peak Stampede: June 3-4 American soldiers, Abarca said. $5 tickets for Search and Rescue Derby: June 18 It was slow going, but with the Maegan Burr help of the Afghanistan National Limited time only Pfc. Jared Abarca talks about serving in Afghanistan for the last year at his Police, Afghanistan National Tooele home on Monday afternoon. Abarca is part of the 10th Mountain Division Army and a few villagers who which spent time clearing a road to small village that had been loaded with Tickets available at showed soldiers were the devic- improvised explosive devices. es were, the way was cleared and the village rid of the Taliban in Byrd’s death last October was Abarca said he hopes to begin a Deseret Peak Complex, three months. a grim shock, though the two career in law enforcement. "We got them to hand over county soldiers had never met His experience among the Macey’s in Tooele and their weapons,” he said. “And and were serving on opposite Afghani people, learning of their some of them even changed ends of Afghanistan. ways and seeing opportunities Smithstix.com sides.” “He was killed while I was open up to them as a result of Abarca still keeps in touch deployed,” he said. “I never got military involvement — chil- starting May 2. with some of the civilians he the chance to know him.” dren, for example, he said, were worked with in Afghanistan, Although Abarca remains in not allowed to go to school including an interpreter who is the Army — he returns to Ft. while the Taliban was in charge about his age. What he was able Drum in New York where he is of the village, and goods often to do in Afghanistan, Abarca stationed when his leave is up had heavy Taliban taxes levied said, has shown him that people — he does not think he will be on them — gives him hope for can make a difference. deployed again. That is just fine change and peace. “I saw that I helped one town, for his fiancée, Shayla McBride, “You may not be able to see a one little city,” he said. whom Abarca plans to wed on big difference but we are making For Abarca, a Tooele High a week-long break in June. The one. It’s not overnight,” he said. School graduate who has called couple will move to Ft. Drum “The families over there defi- Tooele home for the past eight until Abarca’s contract with the nitely appreciate it.” years, the news of Spc. Jordan Army expires in 2012, after which [email protected] 2930 West Highway 112 The Perfect Job is TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele Utah 84074 Waiting for You! 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Sinus Infection? Allergies? A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 Voice Disorders? OBITUARIES David K. Palmer M.D. Frankie Aragon nephews. He meant so much to “Lovey” each of them. Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C He is survived by daughter Alexa (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) 7-21-63 to 4-10-11 Aragon (Matthew Hill); grandchil- dren Dejanelle & Miguel Frankie Ear, Nose & Throat Our fun loving Frankie has gone Guzman; father Francisco “Kiko” Head & Neck Surgery but is not forgotten. He passed Aragon; mother Gloria Rodriguez Allergy & Sinus away April 10, 2011. Martinez (Leo), brother Paul Voice Disorders Frankie was born July 21, 1963 to Aragon; grandparents Jake and Kiko Aragon and Gloria Rodriguez. Gertrude Aragon; aunt Tessie (Joe) He had two younger brothers, Paul Santistevan; sister Monica (Jose) Call 882-6448 to make an appointment and Anthony Aragon, with whom Lozano and Rudy Aragon; special he shared a passion for boxing. He friend Tracy Aragon. 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele loved them very much. He is preceded in death by He was raised happily and lov- brother Anthony Aragon; uncles ingly by his grama and grandpo, Anthony E. Aragon, Eddie R. Jake and Gertrude Aragon, with Aragon, Clemaco Chavez, Craig what was to him his “little sister” Rodriguez and Roberto F. Aragon; CONCEALED FIREARM PERMIT Monica — whom he protected as grandparents Medardo and Elaisa Get yours before the extreme left makes radical changes a child and knew he could turn to born. Alexa Rae Aragon, whom they divorced, they continued to Rodriguez; in-laws Stan and Karen to our gun rights. Take the first step this year in protecting for advise and comfort whenever he had with Kimm Takemori. He bicker like a married couple. They Edgeman. your 2nd Amendment Right and exercise your right to keep he needed. never expected someone could remained the best of friends. A viewing and rosary will be and bear arms. Any law abiding US resident may obtain a Tio Clem and Tia Tessie began steal his heart like Alexa did. He He was blessed with two grand- held Tuesday, April 19 from 6-8 Utah CCW Permit! Only $50 with online pre-registration. his love of horses. He spent count- took her everywhere he went and children, whom he cherished as p.m. at St. Marguerite’s Catholic pm pm less hours with them. He always made sure she experienced every- much as Alexa. Dejanelle, whom Church. Funeral mass will be Tuesday, May 3, 2011 • 6:30 - 9 knew he could count on them for thing he enjoyed. Frankie always he couldn’t wait to teach and do Wednesday, April 20 at 11 a.m., Holiday Inn Express • 1531 N. Main • Tooele anything. said “You’ll always be Daddy’s little with her all the things he taught also at St. Marguerite’s. Graveside Class Includes: CCW Permit Application, Growing up, Frankie loved to girl.” In 1992 Frankie married Kim Alexa. Miguel Frankie “Lil’ Frankie,” service to follow. Fingerprints, Photograph, Photocopy of Driver’s hunt, fish, box, ride motorcycles Symonds they later divorced, but whom he was going to mold. “He Last Ryde will take Frankie to License, and mandated State weapon familiarity class. No and ride horses. As long as he was always remained friends. was going to be the best because his final resting placing. All motor- weapons are needed in the classroom. A fee of $65.25 payable to with family and friends, it was In 1996, Frankie married the he would be taught by the best.” cycles encouraged. “Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification” is required in order to process where he wanted to be. love of his life, Tracy Byrne and Frankie also left a huge impres- Services entrusted with your permit. This is in addition to the class fee. At age 23, the joy of his life was even though after nine years sion on the lives of his nieces and Didericksen Memorial. RSVP online at www.concealedfirearmpermits.com or by calling Casey Davies at 801-301-1052 Eugene L. (Larry) Michael G. Green Murphy TOOELE Your Complete TRANSCRIPT Mike Green beloved son, Local News Source. BULLETIN Eugene L. (Larry) Murphy, brother and friend passed away after a long bout with cancer, suddenly on Sunday, April 17, passed away April 9, 2011 at 2011. He was born on Dec. 27, Hospice House of Savannah, 1963 in Tooele to Gary M. Green Ga. Larry was a 21-year vet- and Billie Bumpus Allen. He mar- eran of the U.S. Army, retiring ried Lisa Whear, later divorced. �� as a Master Sergeant in 1992. They had two children togeth- ��of the month Following his retirement from er Travis and Alyssa. He mar- Presented by the army he enjoyed a second ried Donna DeBois, they later �� career as a specialist destroying divorced. He loved the outdoors chemical weapons for several — hunting, fishing and camp- government contractors in Utah ing. He loved rock hounding, �� and Arkansas. Remembrances an interest he acquired from his �� may be made to Hospice House Drive, Savannah, GA 31406- Grandpa Green. He had a great of Savannah, 1352 Eisenhower 3902. sense of humor and an unfor- �� gettable laugh. He loved life to brothers Guy (Susan) and Kenny �� the fullest. He worked in con- (Brooke ); sister Collette (Shawn �� Judy Helsley Larsen her in death in August 2000. struction most of his life where ) Anderson; children Travis and She had one son David Helsley he made many friends along the Alyssa; grandson Carter; seven �� (Great Falls, Mont.); and one way. He will be greatly missed half brothers and sisters; a spe- Judy Helsley Larsen passed grandson David Helsley Jr. by his family and all his friends. cial Aunt Suzanne Wootton and away April 10, 2011 in Apache She is survived by three great He is preceded in death by his many nieces, nephews and cous- Junction, Ariz., where she was grandsons. beloved grandparents George ins. Graveside services will be Prevention...together we can! �� a long time resident. She lived most of her mar- H. Green and Hattie Green, Bill held on Friday, April 22 at the She was born Feb. 3, 1944 to ried life in Salt Lake City, and Bumpus and Donna Bumpus. He Tooele City Cemetery. Visitation This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency Ruben Helsley and Vida Stroup retired to Mesa, Ariz., in 1994. is survived by his parents Billie at 11 a.m. and services following ��Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & Helsley. She married Terry Services to be held at a later (Dale) Allen, Gary (Karen) Green; at 12 p.m. ��Tooele Transcript Bulletin. Larsen in 1968. He preceded date. For�� more information, contact Terra at 843-2142 DEATH NOTICE NOTE OF APPRECIATION

The family of Ned Garica would also like to thank Dr. J. Wilma J. Holm would like to extend our greatest Spector for his caring and con- and deepest thanks for every- cern. Thanks to Bishop Skelton Wilma J. Holm of Stockton one for what they did and said and the 8th Ward for their help died Monday, April 18. A in our time of need. We would with the celebration of life and full obituary will appear in like to thank Harmony Home everything else. Thursday’s paper. For more Health and Hospice, especially With love and thanks, the information call Tate Mortuary. Barb and Brad for their held. We Garcia family

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increasing my rent.” In winter, customers told Arko they preferred the gravel parking because it doesn’t get as slippery as the asphalt, he said. Knudsen also called the additional paved stalls unnecessary and has presented the planning commission with a petition bearing the signatures of her customers stating they have no problem with the gravel parking lot. Arko has also collected 40 signatures on a similar petition. “We don’t need the additional Maegan Burr parking,” Knudsen said. “A lot of our customers walk in from the Dave Arko stands in the gravel area of the Arko’s Kolache parking lot Monday Overlake area.” evening. The Tooele City Planning Commission determined that the business Tooele City code does not needs six more paved parking spaces, the cost of which could fall on Arko. specify parking requirements member. for personal service business- parking stalls sufficient — if the The commission voted 5- es like beauty salons and nail building was in Grantsville or 1 to require the parking to be services, said Rachelle Custer, unincorporated Tooele County. paved, with commissioners Tooele City planner. Instead, the Like Tooele City, Salt Lake John Curwen, Fran Garcia, Steve code allows the city engineer to City code does not specify park- determine those. ing requirements for personal Dale, Ken Spence, and Melanie “We have determined that for services, but does allow retail Hammer voting to require pave- personal services, three parking businesses in certain zones ment and Phil Montano as the spaces per station are required. to reduce their parking if they lone dissenting vote. One for the stylist, one for the have amenities like bike racks “I think we are creating an current customer, and one for or benches for pedestrians. The undue hardship for a local busi- somebody waiting for service,” Overlake roundabout building ness,” said Montano. said Custer. “That is the stan- does have a bike rack, according Hall called the decision wrong, dard that all new beauty salons to Hall. stating that not only is the addi- and nail salons in Tooele City Tooele City code does not tional parking not needed but have had to follow. It has been require parking lots to be paved, that throughout the country consistently applied to all per- but if they are a surface other there are jurisdictions changing sonal service businesses, except than cement or asphalt, the requirements for parking lots by in those within the downtown surface must be dustless and moving away from impervious overlay area for which the zon- approved by the planning com- surfaces to eliminate problems ing laws do not require mini- mission, according to Custer. caused by storm water runoff mum parking.” At the planning commis- and reducing the requirements Requirements for parking sion meeting last Wednesday, for parking stalls to encourage space vary from jurisdiction Hall agreed to the suggestion of foot and bicycle traffic. to jurisdiction. For example, Phil Montano, planning com- “There is a name for it. It is Tooele County and Grantsville mission member, to treat the called ‘smart growth,’” said Hall. City codes both specify 4.1 spac- gravel lot with a compound that “This requirement is not need- es per 1,000 square feet of floor eliminates dust, even though ed. The land owner, the tenant space for retail stores, including Hall said the gravel already is as and their customers are all sat- personal service establishments dustless as a paved lot. isfied with the current parking.” such as shoe repair shops, bar- “I don’t see why they don’t Hall vowed to appeal the ber shops and beauty salons. just pave the parking and put Arko’s Kolache has 874 square in stripes like we require of planning commission’s decision feet and JusTeenz has 400 square every other business,” said Fran to the city’s board of adjust- feet, making the nine paved Garcia, planning commission ment. [email protected] A7

TUESDAY April 19, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tooele Valley high schools light up �� stage at 3A, 4A state drama festivals March 2011 Winner: by Missy Bird Kathy Webb STAFF WRITER Frozen High school thespians descended on Stansbury High water School last weekend for the fountain 4A state drama festival, while in Tooele Grantsville High School traveled to Nephi for the 3A drama festival. SHS, the host school, had 17 entries in the six individual event categories with eight receiving straight superiors — the highest honor bestowed at the festival. “All eight of our straight superiors qualified for nationals and two won a $100 cash award from the Utah Thespian Society,” said SHS drama teacher Glen Carpenter. “This is one thing I’m really proud of: there were four straight superiors in musical theater. Out of 27, two of them Your photo could be next! were from SHS. Our program is Submit your photo at: growing by leaps and bounds.” Maegan Burr Tooele High School also com- www.tooeletranscript.com Stansbury High School drama teacher Glen Carpenter (center) goes through a final check list with his students before the peted in the 4A festival, taking 4A State Drama Festival at Stansbury Thursday afternoon. SHS received eight straight-superior awards, the highest given, nine students in six individual during the festival. entries while all the students who went to the 3A festival from Grantsville received straight host state again unless we go GHS drama teacher Matt Janessa Heaps and Peter Clegg superiors in their categories. back to 4A. Being in 3A, they Price also felt his students per- (classical scenes), Alyssa Mills The Utah High School always have theirs at Juab High formed well. (dramatic monologue), Tanner Activities Association currently School in Nephi.” “We did really well, we took a Burnside (humorous mono- runs the state drama competi- In the six categories — classi- small team, but the people we logue), Amy Staker (humorous tion as a festival rather than cal scene, contemporary scene, took competed incredibly well,” monologue), Rhett Steadman The $500 a sweepstakes competition. In dramatic monologue, humor- Price said. “Three of them went a festival, no first-, second- or ous monologue, pantomime to the final showcase round.” and Ren Wilson (pantomime third-places are given. However, and musical theater — three Twenty-eight 4A schools par- and $100 winners), Whitney next year Carpenter said UHSAA judges give scores of superior, ticipated in the three-day festi- Garrick and Meagan Porter will switch the format back. excellent, good and fair. Those val, which also included a one- (pantomime), Spencer Lawson Survey. “That’s one of the things that receiving straight superiors act play portion. THS’s one-act and Kacy Carr (musical the- was voted on [following the fes- were given all superiors from all play, “The Day the Magic Died,” ater and $100 winner), Kaitlyn tival], whether or not to recom- three judges. received two excellent scores Bourne and Tim Swenson mend it to UHSAA to go back In addition to the eight and one superior score. (musical theater). Straight supe- Tooele County School District’s to the competition,” Carpenter straight superior performanc- Those receiving straight rior recipient from THS: Brianna said. “A huge majority are in es, SHS also had five students superiors qualified for the Grant to Reduce Alcohol Abuse is interested Lyman (humorous monologue). favor of it. In my opinion, com- receive overall superiors and National Thespian Competition in Tooele County adults’ attitudes petition exists in every aspect of four were awarded overall excel- this summer in Lincoln, Neb. Straight superior recipients from toward alcohol use. our lives. If kids feel like they’re lents. Of Tooele High School’s six Because UHSAA doesn’t consid- GHS: Danny Keetch and Lance We are offering a chance to win $500 by competing, it’s more likely entries in the individual events, er this a true competition, stu- Taggart (pantomime), Stewart taking our short survey. they’ll invest more.” one received straight superiors, dents wanting to attend must Nelson and Riley Ernst (panto- You must be 21 to take the survey and you Carpenter said he didn’t real- two received overall superiors pay their own way. mime), Tagen Steinfeldt (dra- must be a resident of Tooele County. ize hosting the state event would and three received overall excel- “It’s a week-long festival and matic monologue), Tori Faswon Beginning April 15, 2011 until May 15, 2011, be so much work. Previously lents. All eight of the entries they could get exposure from (humorous monologue), log on to: www.tooelesd.org and click on the the school hosted the individual from GHS received straight national schools like Carnegie Amanda Farr (humorous mono- link called “The $500 Survey”. events portion for the Region 6 superiors and the one-act play, Mellon or Juilliard,” Carpenter logue), Normandy Wanberg drama festival in March a parody of the Greek tragedy said. “But for each student, it’s (humorous monologue), Brue This short survey takes only 5 minutes, “For state, they try to move “Medea,” received an excellent probably $1,500. A couple [stu- it around to a different school rating. dents] said they might be inter- Silva, Shelby Randall and Dan is anonymous, and confi dential. every year,” he said. “They said “I felt they did really well,” ested in going. I’d love to see my Ogden (contemporary scene) Results from the survey information will be used to since I was the new teacher I said THS drama teacher Scott students go to nationals.” and Kayla Robinson (musical measure the results of our community wide social should host it. It was fun, but Henrie. “We got at least one Straight superior recipients theater). norms campaign to prevent under-age alcohol abuse. a lot of work. I probably won’t superior in every category.” from SHS were: Kayla Conover, [email protected] After you complete the survey, you will be asked to provide your name, address, and phone number BLAST FROM THE PAST to be entered in to the drawing for the $500 cash prize. Proof of age and residency will be required before being awarded the $500 cash. Conflicting accounts didn’t elicit mercy from 1939 jury Each person is only allowed to take the survey and t sounds like a modern-day night because of the demons ever conducted in the history be entered into the drawing one time; duplicate horror film: An innocent, which possessed it. Shooting of local courts,” Hayes was entries will be disqualifi ed. If you need access to a I71-year-old man bound, Cadwell, he insisted, had been found guilty of first-degree computer to take the survey visit your public library. Emma Penrod gagged and shot to death in Russell’s idea. murder and sentenced to be CORRESPONDENT the middle of the night to save Either way, the four men executed by firing squad. For more information contact: him from the demons emanat- had entered Cadwell’s home, Amy Bate at 435-830-6517. ing from his possessed radio. tied him to a chair, hooded Emma Penrod is a Tooele High But this is the account given and gagged him, and shot him by four men Tooele Country Sandoval — only participated execution style. School graduate currently tried for murder in 1939. in the robbery, Russell said. The jury didn’t buy Hayes’s studying at Brigham Young The four murderers were As the evidence lent weight story or his act. In what the University. She can be reached arrested just five days after to Russell’s side of the story, Deseret News called “one of by e-mail at elpenrod@gmail. the killing was discovered, Hayes attempted a different the most speedy murder trials com. according to coverage by the strategy. He began to act as Deseret News. The four quickly though he were insane in part devised their own strategies of what the Tooele County for absolving themselves of Sheriff believed was a pre- All smiles are on us! the charges. George Hayes was meditated effort to escape the the first to confess, claiming death penalty on grounds of Rosewood Dental he and another man, William mental instability. �� Associates, LLC is Russell, had killed Sherman Hayes suddenly took back Cadwell for the small fortune his confession and offered out to change lives they believed he had hidden another story in its stead. He by offering free dentistry to anyone who in his home. Russell, however, had entered Cadwell’s home �� held that the killing had been with the intention of destroy- needs dental work, as we host our latest solely Hayes’s idea. He and ing the man’s radio, which It’s Free! Rosewood Dental Associates, LLC the others involved — Victor he claimed made strange is hosting a Free Day of Dentistry. event on May 14, 2011. Mantano and Fermien noises that kept him up at Dr Michael Rockwell and Dr. Landon Rockwell with their team of dentists and volunteers are hoping to help over 300 people in need of dental work. Patients will be able to choose one of the following procedures: a cleaning, one fi lling or one extraction. This is the 2nd It seems like it was annual Rosewood Free Dental Day and this year’s event promises to be very successful. only yesterday… “Now more than ever, we know there are people that need our services, but do not have the means to afford them – whether �� they’re out of work, or just don’t have the means. “Rosewood �� Dentals - Free Dental Day” is our way of giving back to the �� community and helping people who are in need of dental care. Many of our friends and associates are traveling to 3rd world �� countries to provide donated dental care. We have felt that we can �� provide the same service for the people in our community who are �� in need,” said Dr. Michael Rockwell. �� This event will take place on May 14, 2011 at Rosewood Dental �� Associates in Tooele. Dr. Michael Rockwell, Dr. Landon Rockwell, Dr. Clark Dana, Dr. Brian Black, Dr. LaRisse Skene, Dr. Judd Partridge, �� Dr. Blake Maxfi eld, Dr. Randy Madsen and their volunteers will �� be ready to start treating patients over the age of 10 years old at �� 8:00am. No appointments will be made. This is on a fi rst come fi rst serve basis. �� Free dentistry is only on May 14, 2011. If you are unable to attend, please watch for our next event in the spring of 2012. �� A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 The Bulletin Board

before Sept. 1, 2011. If you have Tooele questions regarding the enrollment process, contact your school prin- Easter egg hunt cipal or the director of elementary The Tooele County Chamber of education at the District Office, 435- Commerce and Mountain West 833-1900 ext. 1105. Medical Center will hold their annual Easter egg hunt at the Deseret Peak MCE Community Council Complex on Saturday, April 23 at 10 The next Middle Canyon Elementary a.m. All children in Tooele County Community Council meeting will be held ages 11 and under are invited to Thursday, April 28 in the library at 6:30 attend. For more information con- p.m. All parents are invited and encour- tact the Chamber office at 435-882- aged to attend. Elections will be held. 0690. The Tooele Valley Kiwanis Club will also be holding their annu- Alumni soccer game al craft fair in conjunction with the Tooele High School (boys) soccer Easter Egg Hunt. All proceeds from team would like to announce that the craft fair will be donated to the their yearly alumni soccer game is Kiwanis BabyCare Cupboard. on the schedule for Friday, April 22 at 6 p.m. (hopefully it will not snow Ute football us out this year). Anyone who played Tooele Ute football will be holding soccer at Tooele High School during a mandatory meeting on Thursday, their high school career is eligible to April 28, 7 p.m. at the Tooele City play. For more information or to be Library for anyone interested in put on the alumni roster call Coach coaching for the 2011 season. Smith at 435-830-9290. Tooele Youth Summit Prom dress drive The Tooele Youth Summit is for high Do you have any old prom dresses school students and parents. The sitting in your closed collecting dust? summit will be held at Tooele High Please consider donating your gently- School on Wednesday, April 27 from used prom dresses to girls in need. 6-8:40 p.m. There will be over 20 Dresses can be dropped off to the great breakout sessions to choose front office of Tooele High School from on topics specific to high through April 22. Sponsored by the school students and their parents. THS Key Club. Students from Tooele, Grantsville SHS production and Stansbury high schools can The Stansbury drama production of earn credit or win prizes for attend- “Children’s Letters to God” will be ing the summit, and more credit will performed April 25 and 26 at 7:30 be given if they are accompanied p.m. in the school’s auditorium. by a parent. For more information Both performances will be at 7:30 check with your school. p.m. Tickets are $7.50 for adults, courtesy of Susan Cummings $5.50 for students and seniors, and Indoor Arena closed St. Marguerite’s Council of Catholic Women recently held their annual baby shower. All items collected were to support the TVCC Baby Cupboard. Several cases of diapers as The Deseret Peak Complex Indoor $3,50 for children under 12 and Arena will be closed April 28 to May SHS students with an activity card. well as baby food, formula, blankets and other infant supplies were among the items donated. 9, it will resume regular business St. Marguerite’s registration of people witnessing Jesus’ resurrec- visiting. Time needed on Sunday for of Commerce Easter egg hunt on hours on Tuesday, May 10. For question, GED preparation and English Tooele seniors St. Marguerite Catholic School is now tion. You are welcome to join us on a family for church services. Also Saturday, April 23 at Deseret Peak tions call 435-843-4020. as a second language are available. The center can be reached at 843- registering for the 2011-2012 school Register now to graduate — just Sundays at 10 a.m. in the Stansbury veterans are wanted for veteran Complex. Crafters are needed. 4110 and is for the enjoyment of year. We offer 3-, 4- and 5-year-old $50 per semester. Located at 211 High cafeteria. For more info, visit patients. Please call Coy at 435- Booths will be set up around 9 a.m. all senior citizens 55 years and up. Grantsville preschool classes as well as kinder- Tooele Blvd., call 833-8750. Adult www.WatersEdgeUtah.com or call 830-2674. and there’s only a one-time $25 Friday night dance schedule: April 22 garten through eighth grade. If you (435)840-0542. We also invite you booth fee. For more information call education classes are for students Food pantry Jay Flanders. Health and wellness: Easter egg hunt canceled have any questions regarding registra- 18 and over. to a community worship night with Sandy at 830-6657. blood pressure April 20, 9 a.m.; many churches at New Life Christian The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Due to a shortfall in donations and tion, fees or tuition please call the nutrition class April 20, 1 p.m.; dia- Fellowship on April 28 from 7-8 p.m. offering an emergency food pantry Pioneer Valley Chamber volunteers the Grantsville Easter egg school office at 435-882-0081. English as a Second Language betic class April 28, 1 p.m. and clothing closet to meet the Invitation to accomplished musi- hunt is canceled. ESOL conversational classes are held Tuesday and Thursday from Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal needs of our community. Anyone cians, Pioneer Valley Chamber Grantsville seniors Education Weekly service of word, prayer with clothing needs is welcome. The Library input 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ESOL students Ensemble, sponsored by the Please help, volunteers needed and sacrament followed by fellow- food pantry is available for emer- With gratitude for the efforts of may also come anytime the center Tooele City Arts Council is offering daily, call 884-3446 to fill out an ship. Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. gency needs. Hours of operation are Tooele City and Grantsville City Earthquake preparedness is open for Individualized study. open rehearsals every Thursday, application. The county aging is St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We officials, a Grantsville library will be Maralin Hoff, known as the Registration is $50 per semester. 7-9 p.m. in Tooele’s St. Barnabas 1784 North Aaron Drive, Tooele. are located at 580 S. Main Street, looking to hire a driver, call Josh at built. The $2 million bond settle- “Earthquake Lady,” will be the Call 833-8750. Church on 1784 W. Aaron Drive. If Phone: 435-882-4721. E-mail: Tooele. For more information call 843-4125. Our newspaper name ment, through the RDA, will cover featured speaker at an emergency you enjoy fine classical music such [email protected]. Web 882-2048. voting ends on April 21, call Bella the library building structure and will preparedness fair sponsored by as Tooele’s annual performances USU Extension at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. at 843-4106 or e-mail her with your not affect Grantsville taxes. But, we the Tooele East Stake on Saturday, of Handel’s Messiah, you are invit- You are God’s beloved child, beauti- Volunteer opportunity vote [email protected]. need you to tell us what that library April 23 at their stake center at 751 ed to expand your horizons. Come fully created in God’s own image. Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, Choose either “The Messenger” could look like. The Grantsville North 520 East. The public is invit- Baking skills class experience the challenge and joy of Whatever your history, wherever you a nonprofit organization, is look- or “The S.U.N.” April 27 blood Library Committee has scheduled ed. The fair will start with a presen- Join USU Extension’s Food Sense learning such fine music as Bach’s are in life’s journey, the Episcopal ing for volunteers in Tooele. Our pressure and hair cuts 9-11 a.m.; a meeting on Wednesday, April 27 tation by Hoff at 10 a.m. followed by Nutrition educators Michelle Russell B Minor Mass in an open rehearsal Church welcomes you. volunteers provide respite care, April 29 birthday dinner with Maria at Willow Elementary School from emergency preparedness displays and Kelli Hill for a free baking skills under the professional direction of from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hoff is a class. Learn the fun and satisfaction friendly visits, conversation, light Wittman and dancers at 4 p.m. Still 7-8 p.m. with refreshments. You Spanish services household chores, and other needs Pamela Dale and Betta Nash. need living Korean vets names for may also give your input on the trainer with the Utah Department of of creating wonderful, mouthwatering Public Safety. baked goods in your own kitchen. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele to terminally ill patients who are on Garden dates the 4th of July parade. April 26 foot Grantsville City Library Facebook le invita a sus servicios en espanol our hospice services. Please visit Sample some tasty oatmeal cookies. Save these dates to plan your clinic 1:30 p.m. page, or at grantsvillecitylibrary@g Credit score class Jueves 6 p.m., Dominos 2 p.m. We our Web site at www.rockymoun- Wednesday, April 27 at 7 p.m. at spring gardening experiences. The mail.com. A free class by Al Bingham, invite you to their Spanish services taincarefoundation.org. Training, Senior Circle the USU Extension auditorium, 151 following events are in the planning credit score expert, will be held at on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at background check, and TB test Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. Tree program N. Main St. Tooele. Please call to stages and details will be published Cornerstone Title, 295 N. Main St., 2 p.m. Come to know a church that required — all provided. Please Cost $15 single, $27 couple per Grantsville City is sponsoring a reserve your spot (435) 277-2408. Suite #5 on Wednesday, April 20 focused in the word of God rather contact Christine at 801-397-4904 soon: April 27 Spring Garden Tour at year. To make reservations for buy one, get one free tree for its Temple Square, April 29 Arbor Day from 6-9 p.m. Learn how to improve than the emotions. God loves you for additional information. activities, call 843-3690. Arthritis residents in support of its Tree City celebrations in Grantsville, Stansbury your FICO scores and other vital TATC and he wants to reveal himself to Foundation exercise class, free, USA Program. Please submit your Park, Stockton and Tooele, June information. Sponsored by Buyers you. Located at 276 E. 500 North, held at Tooele Senior Center at 10 order at the Grantsville City Hall, 429 11 Tooele Valley Garden Tour — to Real Estate. RSVP to Bonnie at 435- Online courses Tooele. Call 435-840-5036, rides Eagles a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, 10 East Main Street (884-3411) prior nominate a garden for the tour or to 850-9107. Online courses in Network+ and provided. a.m. on Fridays. Cruise to Hawaii, to April 22. volunteer to help contact Jay Cooper Security+ IT are designed for the IT Friday night steaks Feb. 3-11, 2012, starside balcony at [email protected]. Grantsville Irrigation Job searching with technology professional seeking to upgrade their The Shepherds House Friday night steaks will be served on cabins. Call for a flyer or pick one Learn job search techniques by using Find your way back to God at The Grantsville Irrigation would like to skills and knowledge of networking Friday, April 22 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. up at MWMC front desk. Friends the best commercial job sites, pub- Shepherds House. Inspirational Please come out and support the Relief Services volunteers notify users that the water has been and security, and prepares you for and family who are non-members lish resume online, research compa- music and worship, spirit-filled teach- Aerie and Auxiliary. Relief Services is looking for several started. The board has issued two the CompTIA Network+ and Security+ are very welcome to join us. nies, and learn advanced job search ing. Faith building encouragement. volunteers with computer/typing use-or-lose turns to agricultural users exams. Call 435-248-1800 for more techniques. Prerequisite: Must have Join us Sunday at 10:30 a.m. or skills to perform data entry at Tooele to be used by May 15. We will also information or to enroll. computer skills and an active jobs. Sunday night at 6:30 p.m. Study Moose Lodge office. Must pass a background begin monitoring residential users Recovery utah.gov registration prior to attend- on “The Glory Realm.” Located check, and able to volunteer a few on May 15. If you notice any leaks Support for activities ing the workshop. The next sched- Learn about the basics in supporting at 1533 Meadowlark Lane, Lake Cinco De Mayo hours or more each week Monday or abuse please call the office at Food addicts uled workshop will be held on April and stabilizing ankles, wrists and Point. Pastors Chester and Pamela Come celebrate Cinco De Mayo with through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 884-3451. Food addicts in recovery aim to lose 21 from 9-11:30 a.m. at the Tooele knees for outdoor activities or minor Stearns, 840-3840. your friends at the Moose Lodge on Contact Karen Kuipers 435-843- weight and keep it off. No dues, fees Community Learning Center. Register injuries. Wednesday, April 20, 12-1 Thursday, May 5. Authentic Mexican 9955 or Volunteers of America, or weigh-ins. Weekly meetings held by calling (801) 468-0321, e-mailing p.m. Cost: free, includes pizza lunch. Bible Baptist Church food will be served from 5-7 p.m. Debbie Cordova 435-882-2561. Stansbury Park at the Odyssey House, 340 E. 100 your workshop name, phone number, RSVPs accepted for lunch count. The Bible Baptist Church wants (later if there is food left). The cost South, Salt Lake city on Saturdays Community yard sale and workshop title and date or at to thank all the visitors that have is $5 per plate. Members and guests Grandparent volunteers Managing difficult people attended our services, and would please come celebrate. Looking for 10 to 15 foster grand- from 9-10:30 a.m. Call 882-0805 for Stansbury Park community yard the Tooele Employment Center. This Participants will learn the causes welcome folks to join us at 286 N. parents (persons 55 and over) to more information. sale will be held Saturday, May 14, workshop is free. and potential risks of common dis- 7th Street at 10 a.m. for Sunday Mark your calendars help in schools across Tooele County 8 a.m. to noon. Over by the Water Personal branding ruptive behaviors and apply commu- school, and worship at 11 a.m. We The Lodge will not be serving helping children one on one. Stipend Take off pounds sensibly District and Millpond Spa area. Bring Learn how to market yourself effec- nication strategies to these behav- are currently going thru the book of Saturday night dinner on April 23. available for low income (less than Need help to lose those extra your garage sale items and set up a tively to employers through image iors through discussion and role-play. Revelation in the evening services May 20 the Lodge will be having pounds? We can help. TOPS is a spot to sell. No fees. $29,000 two-person family). Monies management. Complete career-fit Friday, April 29, 1-4 p.m. Cost: $40 for Bible study at 6 p.m. karaoke night. More information will also available for mileage. Must weight loss support group open to assessments, develop marketing (TCSD and USU employees receive follow. pass background check. Contact men, women, teens and pre-teens. messages and understand the ben- 50 percent educator’s tuition waiver.) First Lutheran Meetings are held every Tuesday at Stockton Elections Volunteers of America, Debbie efits of role models. This free work- Call 435-248-1800 for more informa- First Lutheran invites you to worship Cordova 435-882-2561. 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center Once again it is time to elect new Stockton Book Club shop will be held on Thursday, April tion or to enroll. with us on Sundays at 10 a.m. and 59 E. Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830- 21 from 1-3:30 p.m. at the Tooele join us for Bible study afterwards. officers for the Loyal Order of Moose 1150 or Connie at 884-5010 or see April’s book choice will be “Murder Raw food potluck Community Learning Center. Register Certified nursing assistant We are at 349 N. 7th Street or and the Women of the Moose. If you www.tops.org for more information. at the Vicarage” by Agatha The Awareness Factor will be host- by calling (801) 468-0321, e-mailing Become a Certified Nursing Assistant Seventh and Birch. are interested in holding an office Christie. The meeting will be held ing a monthly raw food potluck. For your workshop name, phone number, over the summer. The next class you can sign-up at the Moose Lodge. Addiction recovery Tooele in May at a later date. If you have more information please contact Kae and workshop title and date or at the starts on Monday, May 2 and runs Worship at St. Marguerite’s LDS Family Services addiction any questions, please e-mail Olson at 435-843-1467. Tooele Employment Center. through Aug. 8, on Monday and St. Marguerite Catholic Church, recovery meeting every Tuesday [email protected]. Wednesday from either 11:30 to 3:30 please come worship with us: Groups from 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS chapel Visit the blog at www.stocktonbook- Historical donations AutoCAD Essentials or 4 to 8 TBD. Call 435-248-1800 Saturday Vigil 5:30 p.m., Sunday Tooele County Historical Society on 1030 S. 900 West, in the Relief clubut.blogspot.com for updates and AutoCAD Essentials, a short term for more information, or stop by Eucharist 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 1:30 Back country horseman Society room. Enter on the west information. Everyone is welcome would like members of the com- intensive training (STIT) course will the Tooele campus at 66 West Vine p.m. (Spanish), daily Eucharist The April meeting of the West Desert munity who have any family or side of the church. The handicap to join. Back Country Horseman of Utah be held in three eight-hour classes. Street between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday, Thursday, Friday at 8:30 personal histories, photographs, entrance is on the south side of the will be held Monday, April 25 at 7 This course will teach students the a.m. 15 S. 7th St. (435)882-3860. books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes church. This meeting addresses all p.m. in the basement of the Tooele basic commands necessary for pro- or newspaper articles that you would addictions or character weaknesses. Library Churches Brit-Ammi Kahal County Courthouse. We will be fessional 2D drawing, design, and like to donate to our organization, No children please. Covenant People Assembly are discussing May’s rides and several Volunteers needed drafting using AutoCAD. Starts May please call us. We are also look- 4 Mondays and Wednesdays 5:30- Church of Christ teaching the Hebrew roots of the service projects planned for 2011. Addiction recovery G-ville We would appreciate any volunteers Christian faith. Visitors welcome on ing for books, newspaper articles, 9:30 p.m. at the Tooele Community Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah Horsemen interested in joining our LDS Family Services addition recov- who would like to read during story Saturdays at 3 p.m., 37 S. Main photos, brochures or any history that Learning Center. Cost is $250 with Ave., invites you to attend Easter group are always welcome. For more ery meeting every Thursday night time. Contact Malissa or Sharon St., Tooele. Call 843-5444 for more pertains to the Tooele County area. STIT funding. Call for requirements Sunday with Christians. Bible class- information contact Bonnie Sweat, from 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS cha- at the Tooele City Library 435-882- es for all ages at 10 a.m. and at 11 information. If you would like to donate them to and eligibility: Donna Smith 801- 435-830-2939. pel on 415 W. Apple in the Relief 2182 if you would like to volunteer. a.m. for worship. The lesson for April our organization, or if you would like 957-5256 or Joan Hill 801-859- Society room. Enter on the north 17 is about the agony of the Cross. Tooele Christian Fellowship Oquirrh Hills golf us to make a copy for the society, 5819. side of the church. The handicap Weekly story time We love to hear about the glory of We invite you to our services where Oquirrh Hills Tuesday ladies golf is please call Alice Dale at 882-1612. Remember children’s story time entrance is also on the north side Career training the Cross, but not the agony. The you’ll receive a warm welcome by having their sign-up meeting on April every Wednesday at 11 a.m. and Tooele County Relief Services is church of Christ is not a denomina- sincere, down-home country folks. 26 at 6 p.m. at the golf course. We Freemasons of the church. This meeting address children’s crafts each Friday from 3- providing vanpool to anyone wanting tion, but the one church the Lord Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. urge all members to attend and we The Tooele area Freemasons host all addictions or character weak- 5 p.m. Check with the library for any to attend the Professional Career established (Matthew 16 18; Act with the morning service at 11 a.m. welcome new players. two monthly meet-up groups for nesses. No children please. special story times or other special We are now meeting at Stowe Family those interested in learning more Workshop meeting at LDS Business 2:38-47, esp. v 47). For a free book LDS addiction family support events. For more information on College in Salt Lake. The van will about the Agony and Glory of the Music, 40 N. Main St., Tooele. There Webelos outdoor activity about Freemasonry and its princi- If you have a loved one who is strug- these and other library programs, leave from Tooele County Relief Cross, please contact the church. I is child care available. (Please use Webelos Outdoor Activity is May ples. On the second Saturday of the gling with addictions of any kind, find check our Web site tooelecity.org/ Services at 38 S. Main St., at 7 will listen if you need to talk? Call main entrance at the rear of the 6-7 at the Tooele Wigwam. This month, we meet at Jim’s Restaurant tcl/library.html, call 435-882-2182, a.m. every Monday morning; it will (435) 882-4642. building on Garden Street where is a Webelos Scout/parent activ- at 9 a.m. and on the first Tuesday help and support Sunday evenings or visit us at 128 W. Vine Street, make a second stop at the Tooele there is plenty of parking.) For infor- ity. (Mother is welcome if Dad is of the month at Denny’s at 7 p.m. If from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Erda Ward Tooele. LDS Employment Center (1595 N. First Baptist Church mation call 435-224-3392. not available.) Camping overnight you can’t make it to meetings and building at 323 E. Erda Way. Enter 30 W., next to the DI). Both the van What does God mean to us in our is encouraged, but not required. would still like information, please on the East side of the building and Schools and the workshop are free services. daily living? God wants us to know Cornerstone Baptist BSA Youth Protection guidelines call Shawn 435-843-8265. go to the Relief Society room. The vanpool will return at approxi- Him, and how He is and desires to Cornerstone Baptist Church invites will be followed. Registration ends mately noon following the workshop. be relevant in our daily lives. At First you to their service. Services are: on April 21. To register contact LDS porn addiction program SHS Battle of the Bands Call the LDS Employment Service Baptist Church we are striving to Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Geraldine or Dennis at 882-4613 Seniors An LDS pornography addiction recov- Battle of the Bands is back at Center for details: 882-8646. learn how He wants to be relevant. worship 11 a.m.; Sunday evening and arrange to meet with them to ery support group meeting will be Stansbury High on the football field We invite you to join us on Sunday worship 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday Bible register. Cost is $30 and includes Program openings held every Friday evening from 7:30-9 Saturday, April 30 from 2-10 p.m. Network meetings mornings for Bible study classes for study and prayer 6:30 p.m. Located a T-shirt for Webelos Scout, Friday Tooele County Aging has openings p.m., Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. (times subject to change). Cost to Looking to obtain or improve your all ages at 9:45 a.m., and our wor- at 276 E. 500 N., Tooele. night snack, Saturday breakfast in an alternative, income-based Benson Road. Enter on the southwest perform $30 per band, one person employment? Come join the Tooele ship celebration that begins at 11 and lunch for Webelos Scout and program designed to help seniors side of building. Separate men’s $8. Each band must have one Networking Group and learn job a.m. You can reach us at 882-2048, Charity parent, all projects and activities. remain independent. CNAs help keep recovery (for men struggling with member from SHS, GHS or THS. seeking techniques, how to market or check out our website at tooele- Payment should be made in check them in their homes safely, provide pornography addictions) and women’s Disregard or infraction of any of the yourself, get support and actually firstbaptist.org. or cash only. Due to the costs personal care, do house keeping support meetings (for women whose rules will result in immediate disqual- search job leads. Every Thursday, 7 McCracken fundraiser involved in this event there are no and run errands. If interested please husbands or family members are ification and my punishable by law. p.m. at the Tooele LDS Employment Mountain of Faith Lutheran We are looking for vendors for a bou- refunds. Questions call Roger or contact Jolene Shields at 843-4104 struggling with pornography) are held If you have any questions contact Resource Center located next to Please join us for the ancient and tique benefiting Skyler McCracken. Michelle 882-9919. or 4105. at the same time. Justin Cox at (435) 849-0541 or at Deseret Industries. Everyone is powerful Good Friday service of Boutique to be held at St. [email protected]. welcome. “Tenebrae” at 7 p.m. Easter morning Marguerite’s Catholic church 10 a.m. Lupus group celebration begins with a community to 5 p.m. on May 14. Booth space Tooele Social Butterflies, a support Bulletin Board Policy Kindergarten registration Take GED breakfast at 8 a.m. Worship starts $20 or $30 for booth with electrical group for those with lupus and their If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Kindergarten registration for fall The GED test will be given on May at 9 a.m. with an Easter egg hunt for outlet. Please contact Briana for friends and family who support them, at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The 2011 enrollment is currently being 10, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact both children and adults immediately space rental or questions 435-830- meets at the Tooele library, 128 Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic held at all elementary schools Andrea at 833-8750 by May 6. Pre- following the service. Gather with us 3786. Also looking for food vendors. West Vine, second Saturday of the clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the through the end of May 2011. Just registration is required. to celebrate the resurrection of our month from 1-2 p.m. advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele a reminder that all kindergarten Lord. All are welcome. Harmony Hospice Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To students in Grantsville will register at Adult education Harmony Hospice is looking for Calling for crafters guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- Willow Elementary. To be eligible to Get your high school diploma this Evidence of Easter volunteers. Your time can make a dif- The Kiwanis Club is holding its 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the enter kindergarten, your child must year. All classes required for a high Explore with Waters Edge the impact ference in someone’s life. Variety of third annual craft fair in conjunction desired publication date. be at least five years of age on or school diploma, adult basic educa- services needed: lawn care, patient with the Tooele County Chamber A9

TUESDAY April 19, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:44 a.m. 8:13 p.m. Thursday 6:42 a.m. 8:14 p.m. 7 7 6 Friday 6:41 a.m. 8:15 p.m. 5 5 4 5 Saturday 6:40 a.m. 8:16 p.m. Sunday 6:38 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Monday 6:37 a.m. 8:18 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:35 a.m. 8:19 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:51 p.m. 8:21 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday none 9:18 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 12:48 a.m. 10:19 a.m. Saturday 1:36 a.m. 11:22 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 2:15 a.m. 12:26 p.m. Cloudy with Statistics for the week ending April 18. Mostly cloudy with a Mostly cloudy with Cool with clouds and Mostly cloudy with Mainly cloudy and Monday 2:48 a.m. 1:27 p.m. Partly sunny thunderstorms Temperatures Tuesday 3:16 a.m. 2:27 p.m. passing shower showers sunshine showers and t-storms cooler possible High/Low past week 65/30 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 62/37 59 41 58 40 52 36 58 42 58 39 59 37 50 35 Average temp past week 49.7 Normal average temp past week 49.4 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 24 May 3 May 10 May 17 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and 62 65 64 61 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 58 60 Wednesday’s highs. 48 53 40 45 43 UTAH WEATHER 35 30 32 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 59/37 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 64/42 Knolls Clive Lake Point 55/33 62/42 61/42 61/43 6.03 6.92 Ogden Stansbury Park 59/44 Erda 61/43 2.95 Vernal Grantsville 61/44 Pine Canyon 0.48 0.53 1.41 Salt Lake City 59/36 61/43 51/35 Tooele 61/43 Bauer 59/41 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 58/40 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 59/41 63/39 59/45 Stockton Price 58/40 62/37 High Nephi Rush Valley 59/40 57/39 Ophir Moderate 51/34 Low Delta Manti Absent 68/44 62/40 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 74/47 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 60/40 66/41 Moab 58/38 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 75/47 Beaver 78/48 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 66/39 Ibapah 57/38 24-hour 59/38 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.43 +0.21 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 70/39 70/41 at Grantsville 1.65 +0.05 81/55 Kanab 73/44 Eureka 55/37 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.87

REEL TALK Fourth ‘Scream’ film redeems horror franchise

ome people obsess over the “Star Wars” trilogy — the original, not the three prequel non- S Missy Bird sense — or will talk for hours about “The Lord of the Rings” films. My STAFF WRITER husband loves the “Scream” movies. So this made watching the fourth film of the series, “Scream 4,” difficult when going in with an open the violence to satisfy most horror mind. However, that’s exactly who fans. It gives a new generation a this movie was made for: fans of the chance to enjoy the originals and “Scream” series, or those who enjoy find a recent film enjoyable because silly horror flicks. it caters to being just that, new and The first two “Scream” mov- relevant. It plays up the modern ies reinvented the horror-comedy horror rules — not remaking the genre with Ghostface as the antago- original but outdoing it. nist. Then along came “Scream 3,” All the main actors are back which completely fell apart via a — Campbell, Courteney Cox and lack of focus and a seldom-used David Arquette — though with Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell). the end of the real Cox/Arquette “Scream 4,” slaps the third film in marriage, the interaction between the face and makes both the genre their two characters is rather sad. courtesy of Dimension and series relevant again. Director Still, they’re all back in great form. Rebecca (Alison Brie), Deputy Hicks (Marley Shelton), Det. Hoss (Adam Brody), Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gale Weathers-Riley (Courteney Cox), Sheriff Riley Wes Craven (who epitomizes hor- Adding to the suspense are Alison (David Arquette) and Deputy Perkins (Anthony Anderson, l-r) find the first clue to a new string of Ghostface murders in “Scream 4.” ror having directed “A Nightmare Brie, Hayden Panettiere and Emma on Elm Street” and “The Hills Roberts. from the opening double murder is (Erik Knudsen) and Charlie (Rory culprit was, but it certainly wasn’t are already a fan, you’re in for one Have Eyes” among many others) Like the first three films, “Scream found in Sidney’s rental car trunk, Culkin) seem to find fun in figuring who I expected. And while the fun ride. and writer Kevin Williamson (who 4’s” opening is extravagant, using she’s forced to stick around longer out the new rules for a new decade performance of the killer is being [email protected] created the “Scream” characters) the movie-within-a-movie trick to than she or her publicist Rebecca for a seemingly new Ghostface. questioned, it shouldn’t be because managed to bring new life into the great extent by showing “Stab 6” (Brie) want. Sidney, Dewey and Gale don’t find it works just fine. “Screams.” and “Stab 7” — which aren’t based Sidney reconnects with Sheriff anything fun about it as their lives While “Scream 4” is far from While fans of the series will off the original Woodsboro murders. Dewey Riley (Arquette) and his wife and those of the community of high-quality filmmaking, it’s a FLICK AT A GLANCE definitely enjoy “Scream 4,” as it After the initial, opening-sequence Gale Weathers-Riley (Cox), who’s Woodsboro are in danger. refreshing twist on the horror genre. Grade: B- makes up for the disappointment killing, Sidney Prescott returns to given up a life of “journalism” for To give anything more away It’s more funny than terrifying, Rated: R of the third film, those who aren’t Woodsboro for the first time in 10 writing fiction, which she isn’t very about the plot wouldn’t be fair to although there are a handful of fans might find this installment to years after the last set of Ghostface good at. Meanwhile students at the film. I will say that who the real good scares. If you don’t like any of Time: 111 minutes be too reliant on humor and not murders to promote her new book. Woodsboro High School, Jill and killer is, is rather difficult to figure the other films in this series, don’t Now playing have enough blood, guts and gore. Sidney is staying with her cousin her friends Kirby (Panettiere), Olivia out. I wasn’t exactly sure who the even bother with this one. If you Let me tell you, there is enough of Jill (Roberts). Because evidence (Marielle Jaffe), film buffs Robbie �� Carcinogens injected into wells �� WASHINGTON (AP) — Millions during hydraulic fracturing, a States with 100,000 gallons of gallons of potentially hazard- process used in combination or more of fluids containing a �� ous chemicals and known car- with horizontal drilling to allow regulated chemical under the cinogens were injected into wells access to natural gas reserves Safe Drinking Water Act were: �� by leading oil and gas service previously considered uneco- Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, �� companies from 2005-2009, a nomical. Oklahoma, Mississippi and North �� report by three House Democrats The growing use of hydraulic Dakota. � said Saturday. fracturing has allowed natural gas The report said many chemi- �� The report said 29 of the production in the United States cal components were listed as � � � �� chemicals injected were known- to reach levels not achieved since “proprietary” or “trade secret.” � � � �� or-suspected human carcino- the early 1970s. “Hydraulic fracturing has gens. They either were regulated However, the process requires �� opened access to vast domestic under the Safe Drinking Water large quantities of water and flu- �� reserves of natural gas that could Act as risks to human health or ids, injected underground at high � � � �� provide an important stepping listed as hazardous air pollutants volumes and pressure. The com- � � � �� stone to a clean energy future,” under the Clean Air Act. position of these fluids ranges �� Methanol was the most widely from a simple mixture of water the report said. �� “Yet, questions about the safe- used chemical. The substance is and sand to more complex mix- � � � �� a hazardous air pollutant and is tures with chemical additives. ty of hydraulic fracturing persist, � on the candidate list for poten- The report said that from 2005- which are compounded by the �� tial regulation under the Safe 2009, the following states had at secrecy surrounding the chemi- �� Drinking Water Act. least 100,000 gallons of hydrau- cals used in hydraulic fracturing �� fluids. This analysis is the most �� The report was issued by Reps. lic fracturing fluids containing �� Henry Waxman of California, a carcinogen: Texas, Colorado, comprehensive national assess- �� Edward Markey of Massachusetts Oklahoma, Louisiana, Wyoming, ment to date of the types and �� and Diana DeGette of Colorado. North Dakota, New Mexico, volumes of chemical used in the �� The chemicals are injected Montana and Utah. hydraulic fracturing process.” A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Salt Lake City Marathon GHS squad continues to dominate foes Ten runners from Stansbury and Tooele ran in the Salt Lake City by Jake Gordon Marathon on Saturday among a STAFF WRITER pack of 1,197 runners. The fast- est local runner was Tooele’s It doesn’t quite matter Jake Jessop who ran the 26.2- who is on the schedule for mile race in 4:01.51 and fin- Grantsville softball, they con- ished 388th. Scott Meredith of tinue to play hard regardless Stansbury Park was the top of the opponent. The Cowboys runner in the 1/2 marathon put up three runs in the open- which included 4,444 runners. ing inning against Morgan and Meredith placed 474th with a rolled to a 10-0 victory in five time of 1:43.51. Erda’s Lionel innings Friday afternoon in Peters placed 66th in the 5K which included 1,574 run- Grantsville. ners. Peters finished the race in 23:47. Stansbury’s Camille GHS SOFTBALL Belcher was not far behind in the 5K and placed 72nd with a time of 24:03. Other local Maddie Johnson helped sup- marathon runners in order of fin- ply the runs for Grantsville as ish included Courtney Howarth, she went 2-for-3 with a single Scott Banks, Darren Cooper, and a double while knocking Annie Edwards, Katie Peterson, in three runs. Mariah Shepherd Wallace DeVries, Brandie Hoban, and Lola Williams also had Monique Loft and William multi-hit games with two hits Klemmer. each in the victory. THS football After escaping a jam in the top of the first, Grantsville went There will be a mandatory right to work in the bottom half. player-parent meeting for Laura Snow started it all with a Tooele High School football on single and then made her way Wednesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High School com- to second with a stolen base. mons area. All athletes inter- With Snow on second, Johnson ested in playing football who will ripped a single through the left be entering grades 9-12 should side for a 1-0 lead. attend. We will be going over With Johnson on third later the summer schedule, sum- in the inning, MaKayla Meno mer camps, spirit packs and hit a fly ball deep enough to other important information. For score Johnson on a sacrifice more information contact Coach fly for the second run. Natalie Brady at 833-1978 xt. 2130 or Peterson was able to cap the [email protected]. scoring with a bloop single to Stansbury baseball left for a 3-0 lead after one. Grantsville threatened to Stansbury has not won a base- score in the second and third ball game since losing the ser- innings but fell short. They vices of catcher Colton Barkdull didn’t waste any opportuni- back on April 5. The star player, ties in the fourth inning. Amy Maegan Burr who has signed to play with Salt Matthews and Williams each Lake Community College next Grantsville High School’s Cheyenne Sandberg makes a throw to first Friday against Morgan. The Cowboys scored their second region shutout of the year with a 10-0 season, was lost for the sea- reached with a single and Snow victory. son when he injured his hand reached on an error to load the against Bonneville. Stansbury bases. able to double its score with allowed Critchlow and even the opportunity to close out the drilled a two-run single to right has now lost four in a row after Teagan Critchlow showed one swing of the bat and a bevy Johnson to score on the play to game early in the fifth inning. to close out the 10-run victory losing Barkdull after it started patience at the plate with the of Morgan errors. boost the Cowboy lead to 8-0 Meno got the bottom of for the Cowboys. the season by winning 10 of bases loaded by drawing a walk Johnson knocked in two runs after four innings. the fifth started when she led Grantsville, now 4-0 in its first 11 games. Stansbury to score Matthews and make with her single up the middle Whitney Fields, who came off with a triple and Peterson Region 11, will travel to Draper looked like it might get back on the score 4-0. With the bases to score Williams and Snow but on in the second inning, was walked to get runners on. With on Tuesday to face Juan Diego the winning track on Thursday still loaded and Johnson com- then Morgan threw a couple of shutting down Morgan from the chance to close out the at 3:30 p.m. when it led Highland 4-2 after ing to the plate, Grantsville was wild tosses during the play that the circle and gave Grantsville game early, Cheyenne Sandberg [email protected] three innings. The Rams scored five in the fourth and one in the fifth and held on to defeat the Stallions 8-5. Clint Petersen hit a home run in the game and Jake Witkowski added a pair of Buffaloes drop low-scoring pitching duel triples. The Stallions host Lehi today and region foe Olympus by Jake Gordon hits with a double and a single. Fisher made his way to third on Thursday. STAFF WRITER The Buffaloes had a few chanc- after a pair of ground outs and Stansbury softball es to score but just couldn’t then Tooele opted to issue Stansbury dropped to third It is unfortunate when two cash in. Not only did Weiler clean-up hitter Bankowski place in Region 6 with a 5- opposing pitchers are both pitch a gem for Woods Cross, an intentional walk to get to 2 loss to Bountiful on Friday. throwing a solid game in a he also batted in all three runs Weiler. With a single to left-cen- The Stallions could mange only pitching duel that one of the for the Wildcats in the victory. ter, Weiler made Tooele pay for three hits off Bountiful pitcher arms has to lose the game. It appeared that scoring walking Bankowski and driving Lexi Guild. Bountiful broke a 0-0 Devin Park was on the wrong might come sooner rather than in two runs for a 2-0 lead. tie with one run in the third and side of the pitching duel but to later in the opening inning for Tooele earned a single in four more in the fifth. Katelyn no fault of his own. Woods Cross when they loaded both the fifth and sixth inning Robinson ripped a double for up the bases. Zac Fisher singled but was unable to move the the Stallions. Stansbury’s next and Blake Titmus and Austin runner from first. Burr and region game is at Highland on THS BASEBALL Bankowski walked to give the Drew Sanders both singled Tuesday, April 26. Wildcats an early chance to but were stranded in the two Tooele Ute football Park pitched a solid seven score. Park, however, got Tooele innings. innings and allowed five hits to out of the jam with a pair of Woods Cross looked for Tooele Ute football will be hold- Woods Cross, which accounted pop-ups to end the threat. insurance runs in the seventh ing a mandatory meeting on for three runs. Unfortunately, Burr supplied the hit that as Titmus and Bankowski were Thursday, April 28, 7 p.m. at the Tooele City Library for anyone the Tooele offense couldn’t gave Tooele their first chance able to walk to get runners on. interested in coaching for the get any run support for Park at a run in the second. With a With runners in scoring posi- 2011 season. as Tyman Weiler pitched just double smacked deep to cen- tion, Weiler again came up huge a bit better with 11 strikeouts ter, Burr later made his way to for the Wildcats as he dropped Ladies golf league to earn the 3-0 victory for the third on a ground out but was a single in right to score Titmus Ladies interested in playing in Wildcats Thursday afternoon stranded there when Weiler got for a 3-0 lead. the Oquirrh Hills Monday Night at Dow James Park in Tooele. out of the inning with a strike- Ryan Gould earned a one-out fun golf league are invited to “That was a good effort from out. single for Tooele’s last chance sign up on Monday, April 25 from Devin (Park), he has pitched Woods Cross used a pair in the seventh but a fly out and 6-6:30 p.m. A league meeting better for us this year,” said of walks in the third by Tyler a strikeout ended the chance will be held the same night from Tooele coach Dan Medina. “We Brown and Bankowski to again for the Buffaloes and sealed the 6:30-7 p.m. If you have ques- just needed to make a few more threaten but again Park shut victory for Woods Cross. tions, please call the Oquirrh adjustments at the plate to get down the opportunity to keep Tooele, now 1-3 in Region 6, Hills pro shop at 882-4220. the offense going.” file / Maegan Burr the game scoreless. will host non-region opponent Park wasn’t quite as lucky in Benefit golf tourney Tooele could only muster Tooele High School’s Devin Park grins as he rounds third and passes Stansbury’s Juan Diego on Wednesday at four hits against Weiler and the fifth when Fisher started 3:30 p.m. at Dow James Park. The Tooele High School Marching Christian Pitts in a game on March 31. Park pitched for the Buffaloes on Band plans to perform at the Colton Burr had two of those Thursday and allowed only five hits in a 3-0 loss to Woods Cross. a rally with a lead-off single. [email protected] 2011 Holiday Bowl in San Diego in December. There will be a four- man scramble golf tournament at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on June 24 with all proceeds helping to pay for the band’s trip to Stallions race to first place at Carbon meet San Diego. The scramble event will start at 8 a.m. and cost is by Mark Watson bers of this year’s team support Kaylen Vickers finished sixth meters, Abbey Beazer fourth SHS TRACK $60 per person. Included are SPORTS EDITOR and encourage each other at in the 800 meters with teammate in the 800 meters, Bronwyn 18 holes of golf, green fees, practices and meets. David Farley in eighth. Vickers Douglas sixth in the 800 meters cart, lunch and prizes. For hole Stansbury senior distance Juan Diego, 9. Uintah, and 10. “We’re fine-tuning and still also placed eighth in the 3200 and fourth in the 3200 meters, sponsorship, corporate, person- runner Tyson Lambert finished Grantsville. have a lot of young kids on the meters. Beazer seventh in the 1600 al or prize donations or for gen- first in three events Saturday and Following Stansbury and team trying to find their niche Bender, Tyler Stevens, Tyler meters and fifth in the 3200 eral information contact Sherry anchored the winning sprint Carbon in girls competition were and which events suit them Jensen and Jones finished second meters, Erika Alvey second in Tomboc (435) 496-0313. medley relay team to help the 3. San Juan, 4. Judge, 5. Uintah, 6. best,” the coach said. in the 4x100 relay. The Stallions the 300m hurdles, Lyndsie World Superbikes boys capture first place at the Juan Diego, 7. Union, 8. Tooele, Stansbury fields a team of 120 grabbed a second-place finish in Thompson fourth in the shot Carbon Invitational with 105 9. Emery, and 10. Green River. athletes and 42 of them traveled the 4X400 with Brandon Mohler, Jonathan Rea and Carlos Checa put, Bailey Wilson fifth in the scored a win apiece at Assen, points. Grantsville’s girls placed 12th. to Carbon for the invitational. AJ Walters, Farley and Jensen. discus, Becca Shumway third in Netherlands Sunday, in races The Stansbury girls also “Our top kids perform well Lambert placed first in the Hunter Anderson continued the javelin, Courtenae Nielson held in dry and occasionally soared to the top at Carbon to when it’s time for them to step 800 meters, 1600 meters and to dominate in field events fin- seventh in the high jump, Madie sunny conditions at this classic nab first place with 94.5 points. up, but they also get frustrat- 3200 meters and ran the last 800 ishing first in the shot put and Alvey fifth in the long jump and Dutch track. Rea was particu- Carbon High School finished in ed and put a lot of pressure on meter leg on Stansbury’s win- sixth in the javelin. Freshman Jenna Baker eighth in the long larly happy to see his first vic- second place in both boys and themselves because they have ning 1600-meter sprint relay Brock Davies placed fourth in jump. tory arrive at his team’s home girls action with 75 points for the such high expectations,” said team. The team also included Ky the javelin. The girls won the 4X400 circuit, after some tough times boys and 84 points for the girls. Stansbury coach Steve Allen. “As Bender, Tyler Jensen and Daniel Top performances from the with Eirka Alvey, Kirssy Nobles, early in the season. It is Checa, Fifteen schools participated coaches we try to keep them Quackenbush. girls included Lauren Beilfuss Kati Rasmussen and Morgan however, who can leave with the in the meet with Union plac- motivated through the ups and Bender also placed first in fourth in the 100 meters, Brooke Vorwaller. They also won the greatest satisfaction as he now ing third in the boys compe- downs.” the 200 meters and second in Cavey fourth in the 200 meters, sprint medley relay with Cavey, has a clear points lead over Max tition followed by 4. Grand, 5. The Stansbury coach said he the 100 meters while Luke Jones Kaylea Collings third in the 800 Becker, Collings and Beazer. Biaggi, 132-89. Judge, 6. Tooele, 7. San Juan, 8. is impressed with the way mem- placed sixth in the 400 meters. meters and seventh in the 3200 [email protected] A11

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courtesy of Michael Anderson Tooele High School’s Lizzie Stewart sails over the high jump bar during the Carbon Invitational in Price. Stewart competed in the high jump for the first time and placed sixth. THS places sixth at Carbon Invite by Mark Watson Tooele’s 4x100 relay of Stewart, Fernandez and Boone Johnson SPORTS EDITOR THS TRACK Scott Brady, Beacham and Hyde placed third at the meet. finished in second place. Top girl’s thrower Riley The Tooele track team contin- six races on Saturday and that Airica Stewart finished fifth in Mulitalo was on vacation and did ues to work hard toward peak- will happen later on so they’ll the 200 meters and third in the not compete on Saturday which ing in May when the Region need to be able to recover.” long jump while Becca Smaellie cost Tooele several points. KITTENS! 6 track meet and Utah State Bottema said it is always fun placed sixth in the 100 meter Championships roll around. to see kids improve through- hurdles, third in the 300 meter “We found some two new For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure The team missed a few key out the season regardless of hurdles and fourth in the long high jumpers on Saturday Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires performers on Saturday, but how they measure up to others. jump. Lizzie Stewart placed with Lizzie Stewart and Hope Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing still ended up finishing sixth in “Part of our philosophy is to sixth in the high jump. Tooele’s Wotherspoon,” Bottema said. Tooele City and possible shelter fee. boys and eighth in girls compe- see kids better themselves each 4x100 relay team of Alexis Stewart competed in the high Animal Shelter 882-8900 tition at the Carbon Invitational week. That’s what is so reward- Hardy, Lizzie Stewart, Stacey Shelters are required to jump for the first time and fin- Grantsville hold animals for 3 days against 14 other schools. ing about coaching track and Medley and Airica Stewart finished sixth while Wotherspoon “Almost all the kids who com- it’s great for kids when they see ished third. Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. placed 14th. peted for us on Saturday stepped individual improvement,” he Beacham and Angel Medina Tooele has been invited to up with personal records and said. have already qualified for state Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. we’re getting a good picture of Top finishes for the Buffaloes in the boys 110 hurdles. compete against some of the what we need to work on for at Carbon included Nick Hyde, “Our boys relay teams are top teams in Davis County at a Tooele Veterinary Clinic future meets,” said coach Al second in the 100 meters; Fred improving with good perfor- meet Friday in Woods Cross. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Bottema. “We do need to work Beacham, first in the 110 hurdles mances from Tell Stewart, Scott [email protected] on speed endurance for longer and second in the 300 meter Brady, Logan Pectol, Ben Medley races and need our kids to be hurdles; Angel Medina, fifth in and Jeremy Rapich,” Bottema able to recover quicker to be able the high jump; and Tell Stewart, said. to compete in several events in a fourth in the long jump and sev- Tooele’s sprint medley relay short time. Some of our kids ran enth in the 300 meter hurdles. team of Stewart, Brady, Alvaro Smart Business Starts Here Stallion lady golfers continue streak of wins with region victory at Nibley by Jake Gordon 101 which was good enough for ing a 103 using the Stableford STAFF WRITER a tie of ninth individually. scoring system. The Cowboys For Tooele, Jacque Trujillo led were edged out for fifth by Ben As far as girls golf goes, the way with a 96, which was Lomond on Thursday at River Stansbury High School is on a good enough for sixth place Oaks and finished with 131 roll in Region 6. After placing individually. Aimee Averett fin- points. second in the first match of the ished with a 106 while Tanessa With eight points on the year, the Stallions have done Cottrell rounded out the scores season, Grantsville sits in sixth nothing but finish in first place that counted with a 122. place as a team but are only 1.5 in every event since, including Scores that didn’t count points behind Ben Lomond for Thursday afternoon at Nibley towards the team scores were fifth place. Golf Course in Salt Lake City. a 114 by Emmi Gertsen and Leading the way for Stansbury pulled out a six- 119 from Sharon Lyman, both Grantsville on Thursday was stroke victory at Nibley with of Stansbury, while Mackenzie their score of 293, edging out Paisley Painter who shot a 101. Bountiful’s 299. Tooele was able Yarbrough scored a 144 for Valerie Ortiz followed with a to finish sixth at the course with Tooele. 122 while Katie Johnson fired their score of 324. Both Stansbury and Tooele a 131. Tatum Combs rounded “The girls are feeling confi- will continue the region season out the score on Thursday with dent out there even though they on Tuesday at Bountiful Ridge a 144. had to deal with wet conditions Golf Course in Bountiful to play Painter again led the way on on the course,” said Stansbury nine holes starting at 2 p.m. Friday at Round Valley with a coach Gary Mathie. “Conditions Grantsville golf 107, while the Cowboys only were rough but everybody had Grantsville girls golf crammed turned in three scores on to deal with them.” in two matches last week by the day. Ortiz shot a 142 and Kaylee Gillette led the playing River Oaks in Salt Lake Johnson fired a 142 also to Stallions with a 95 which was City on Thursday and then fol- round out the score. Business Cards Post Cards 4x6 good enough for a tie for third. lowing that with Round Valley Grantsville will continue their Courtney Johnson finished with in Morgan on Friday. 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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 Grantsville track athletes show off skills at meets long jump. by Mark Watson GHS women shined in SPORTS EDITOR the javelin in the meet at Grantsville with Matthews first, The Grantsville boys track BreAnn DeLaney second and team showed off its strength Lisa Sandberg third. Freshman in the hurdles at the Carbon Hailey Stevens nabbed a first- Invitational on Saturday. place finish in the high jump and also finished fourth in the shot put. Ashton Bell was fifth GHS TRACK in the shot put. Matthews finished fifth in the high jump. Senior Kaleb Killpack and Callie Durfee placed second junior Ryan Castagno finished in the 200 meters and fourth third and fifth respectively in in the 400 meters while Anna the 110 meter hurdle finals. Christensen finished fourth in Killpack ran the race in 16.11 the long jump. while Castagno crossed the fin- Grantsville has missed the ish line in 16.44 service of Dane Durfee who The pair also shined in the has been out with a shoulder 300 meter hurdle finals with injury. Killpack fifth and Castagno “He should be back next sixth. Killpack finished in 45.69 week. Dane is definitely one of while Castagno ran the race in our top 400 runners and went 46.60. to state last year in the 200 Other top performances for and 400. He’s also right there the Cowboy track team includ- with Kaleb (Killpack) and Ryan ed a fifth-place finish in the (Castagno) in the hurdles,” said 400 meter finals by Bren Durfee Grantsville track coach Traci with a time of 54.16 and an Stevens. “Kaleb is always a top eighth-place finish in the jav- point-getter for us especially in elin by Derrick Rasher with a the two hurdle events.” toss of 143’11”. “We also have a lot of 400 Grantsville’s 4x100 relay team meter runners this year so it is a of Dallon Diderickson, Ryan courtesy of Michael Anderson strength for us,” the coach said. Castagno, Rasher and Castagno The coach said Castagno placed fourth with a time of Tooele’s Angel Medina gets out in front of a preliminary heat in the 110 meter hurdles at the Carbon Invitational. On the far left is Grantsville’s Ryan Castagno and should qualify for state in the on the far right is Grantsville’s Kaleb Killpack. Medina qualified in the event for the 4A state championships and Killpack qualified for the 3A state championships 46.61. 110m hurdles and missed out while Castagno was 1/500th of a second shy of qualifying on Saturday. Grantsville’s boys team fin- by the slightest of margins at ished in 10th place out of 15 the meet in Price where he was teams at the competition ond-place finish in the 200 in a top performance in field 4’11” and a fifth-place finish in first-place finishes for the 1/500th of a second shy of qual- In women’s events, Callie meter finals with a time of events fourth-place finish in the javelin with a toss of 100’5”. Cowboys against Bear River ifying. “Last year Ryan was out Durfee led the way with a sec- 27.71. Rylie Matthews turned the high jump with a leap of Freshman Hailey Stevens fin- and Ben Lomond included for most of the season so it is ished fifth in the high jump. Durfee first in the 200 meters, great to have him with us this Grantsville’s girls placed Rasher first in the javelin and year,” Stevens said. 12th in team competition at Ryan Castagno first in the 110 The coach is excited about Carbon. hurdles. the future of freshman Hailey On Wednesday, Grantsville Diderickson finished fourth Stevens who finished fifth in hosted Bear River and Ben in the 100 meters; Bryson the high jump at Carbon. “She Lomond in a track meet. Stevens fourth in the 800 meters; has hit 5-0 and 5-2 this season Grantsville men were superb Danny Haynie second in the in high the jump so the future Find us on Facebook! in the relays with victories in 3200 meters; Killpack second is bright for Hailey,” the coach the 4x100 and sprint medley in the 110 hurdles; Brye Bartlett said. “Rylie Matthews qualified relays. The Cowboys clocked fourth in the 110 hurdles; Kaden in the high jump at Carbon and 46.78 in the 4x100 relay with Curtis fifth in the 300 hurdles; we expect her to qualify in the the team of Diderickson, Lane Tanner Reilley fourth in the javelin.” TOOELE Sutton, Rasher and Killpack. shot put; Nathan Jensen fifth Grantsville competes at TRANSCRIPT Rasher and Diderickson also in the shot put; Reilley third Morgan on Wednesday against ran in the sprint medley relay in the discus; Jensen second the Trojans and Juan Diego. On along with Durfee and Jared in the javelin; Killpack third in April 27 they are at Ben Lomond BULLETIN Lambert. The foursome fin- the javelin; Lambert fourth in against the Scots and Judge. ished the race in 4:14. 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hirteen seniors repre- sented Stansbury High School at the Wasatch Front Region semi-final Sterling Scholar judging at Copper Hills High School in February. The Sterling Scholar Awards are sponsored by the Deseret News and Sterling ScholarsKSL 5 Television to encourage the pursuit of excellence in scholarship, leadership and citizenship Tamong Utah students. The program publicly recognizes seniors from 56 high schools along the Wasatch Front. As many as 720 students compete in 13 categories at the semi-final competition, and 15 finalists are selected in each of the 13 categories to advance in the competition. The Sterling Scholar program selects a winner and two runners-up in each category and one General Sterling Scholar from the 195 finalists. Ty Barton Kaitlyn Bourne Nicholas Buckendorf Stansbury High seniors with 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA and respectable ACT scores applied in October for the honor to be selected as a SHS Sterling Scholar. The rigorous competition considered academics, grades, ACT scores, leadership and contri- butions to the school and community. School administrators, counselors, teachers and community representatives interviewed applicants in November and selected 13 Sterling Scholars. The Sterling Scholars completed a 20- page portfolio documenting their outstanding achievements for the semi-final interviews and judging. Aaron Norman, foreign language Sterling Scholar, advanced to the Region Finals held in March and was recognized at the Region awards ceremony in April.

Makelle Baker: speech/drama Makelle is the daughter of Jesse and Shannah Baker. She is an Courtney Christensen Holly Jacobsen Courtney Johnson active member of the National Thespian Society, the drama club historian, the show choir president, a section leader and the student director. Makelle volunteers for the American Cancer Society by sending out letters asking for donations, has made hand warmers and medication bags for chemotherapy patients, and volunteered at Deseret Industries. Makelle received an overall superior rating at region and state drama and competed at the Shakespeare festival, also winning an overall superior rank- ing. Makelle will play the lead role of Millie in the SHS spring production of “Thoroughly Modern Millie.” She plans on majoring in theater arts education at Southern Utah University and becoming a drama teacher.

Ty Barton: social science Ty is the son of Jeff and Karman Barton. He currently serves as stu- Morgan Mackay Alyssa Martell Taft Miller dent body president and has been in student government for the past six years. He is a three-year member of the National Honor Society. This past summer, Ty was chosen to attend Utah Boys State, where he was elected to serve as mayor of his city. He has been involved in many extracurricular activities, including debate and Future Business Leaders of America. He is also a member of the varsity basketball team and was chosen as All-Region Honorable Mention during his junior and senior years. He has spent many hours vol- unteering, including tutoring elementary students and helping at numerous community, school and neighborhood events. Ty plans on attending college next year at Utah State University and majoring in entrepreneurial studies.

SEE SCHOLAR PAGE B3 ➤ Aaron Norman Kylee Palmer Kristina Sellers B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On May 7, 1896, Dr. H.H. Holmes, one of America’s first well-known serial killers, is hanged to death in Philadelphia. Although not as well known as Jack the Ripper, authorities discovered the remains of more than 200 victims on Holmes’ property.

➤ On May 6, 1937, the air- ship Hindenburg, the largest dirigible ever built and the pride of Nazi Germany, bursts into flames upon touch- ing its mooring mast in Lakehurst, N.J., killing 36 passengers and crew- members. The lighter- than-air craft was lifted Mega Maze by highly flammable hydrogen gas.

➤ On May 5, 1945, in Lakeview, Ore., Mrs. Elsie Mitchell and five neighborhood children are killed while attempting to drag a Japanese bal- loon out of the woods. Unbeknownst to Mitchell and the children, the bal- loon was armed, and it exploded soon after they began tampering with it.

➤ On May 3, 1952, a ski- modified U.S. Air Force C-47 piloted by Lt. Col. Joseph O. Fletcher of Oklahoma and Lt. Col. William P. Benedict of California becomes the first aircraft to land English king to hold the title on the North Pole. A “Prince of Wales”? moment later, Fletcher 6. INVENTIONS: What was the climbed out of the plane name of the first submarine and walked to the exact commissioned by the U.S. geographic North Pole, Navy? probably the first person 7. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: in history to do so. 1. ASTRONOMY: The star Who drew the famous called Rigel is part of which image of Uncle Sam pro- ➤ On May 4, 1965, San constellation? claiming, “I Want You”? Francisco Giants outfield- 2. MYTHOLOGY: What did the 8. GEOGRAPHY: To what er Willie Mays hits his god Frey represent in Norse island group in the 512th career home run to mythology? Caribbean does St. Croix break Mel Ott’s National 3. CHEMISTRY: What gas has belong? League record for home the chemical symbol of 9. LITERATURE: Which writ- runs. Mays would finish CH4? er’s autobiography is called his career with 660 home 4. MOVIES: Who directed “The “Black Boy”? runs, good for third on Magnificent Ambersons” 10. POLITICS: Who was Adlai the all-time list at the and “Touch of Evil”? Stevenson’s vice-presiden- time of his retirement. 5. HISTORY: Who was the first tial running mate in 1956?

➤ On May 2, 1972, after nearly five decades as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, J. Edgar Hoover dies just as the Watergate affair is about to explode onto the national stage. An inquiry later revealed that the FBI had illegally protected President Richard Nixon from investigation.

➤ On May 8, 1988, Stella Nickell is convicted of murder by a Seattle jury. She was the first person to be found guilty of violating the Federal Anti- Tampering Act after putting cyanide in Excedrin capsules in an effort to kill her husband. She ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW began planning his death after their 1976 honey- moon. “True Blood” season three been renewed for it’s fifth and letting herself down, DVD will be released on May season, which is scheduled and in confronting those 31. for a 2012 premiere. So, no fears, that’s really where © 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. And, since this is the sum- worries for your favorite you find your courage.” mer of contests, you have a show -- you’ll have at least Anna, now 30, has chance to win a copy of the 20-something more episodes guest-starred on “30 season three “True Blood” on the way. Rock” and “Law and DVD set. Write to me at • • • Order,” among many [email protected], Q: The other day, my mom other shows. She also just or at King Features Weekly was watching “My Girl” on finished shooting “Veep,” Q: I am going through Service, P.O. Box 536475, DVD and it got me to won- a pilot for HBO opposite some serious “True Blood” Orlando, FL 32853-6475, dering what Anna Chlumsky, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and withdrawal! Can you tell me and tell me if you are on the actress who played Vada, is in production on the when the show will return? Team Bill, Team Eric or Team is doing now. She was so feature film “Sam,” star- I know it’s usually over the Alcide. I will randomly draw good in the movie! -- Paula ring opposite Chris Klein. summer, but I haven’t heard one lucky winner to receive F., Fresno, Calif. • • • a specific date yet. -- Ginger the “True Blood” season three A: Anna’s most recent role Q: NCIS is my favor- F., via e-mail box set. Deadline is May 31. is that of Jennifer Mills in ite show. I was told that A: HBO just announced • • • the Hallmark Channel origi- Mark Harmon is leaving. that season four of the vam- Q: Do you know if “In nal movie “3 Weeks, 3 Kids,” Is that true? -- Linda J., pire (and fairy and shifter Plain Sight” will be return- premiering Saturday, May 7. Nokomis, Fla. and witch) drama will begin ing on USA? We thoroughly Jennifer is a free spirit who is A: With record-setting Sunday, June 26. However, enjoy it and hope it’s not forced to grow up when her ratings and being picked if you need your vampire fix canceled. -- Pete and Ann, parents hatch a plan for their up for a ninth season, Anna Chlumsky before then, Charlaine Harris Venice, Fla. solo daughter to care for her you can bet Mark won’t will release book 11 of the A: The USA network’s sister’s rambunctious chil- be leaving “NCIS” any- Southern Vampire Mysteries, drama starring Mary dren. Of taking on this sur- time soon. celebrityextraonline.com and “Dead Reckoning” -- on McCormack will return for rogate-mom role, Anna says: twitter.com/Celebrity_Extra. which the “True Blood” series its fourth season on Sunday, “My character has to face her For more news and extend- is based -- on May 3. Also, the May 1. The show already has fears of letting the kids down ed interviews, visit www. © 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS

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TUESDAY April 19, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 MILITARY first place in a school art show, and helped with the Food for Scholar and several honorable men- America program. He was the Rachel E. Wilson tions. Holly plans on continu- core values, physical fitness, and basic first aid, foot marches, and continued from page B1 state FFA winner in agriscience ing taking photography classes and received a silver placing at received instruction and practice field training exercises. throughout college. the National FFA Agriscience Army Reserve Pfc. Rachel E. in basic combat skills, military She is the granddaughter of Ruth Kaitlyn Bourne: English Wilson has graduated from basic weapons, chemical warfare and contest. He was also the first Dressler of Fair Oaks, Calif., and Kaitlyn is the daughter of Courtney Johnson: business runner-up in the Star State combat training at Fort Jackson, bayonet training, drill and cere- adoptive granddaughter of Arthur Christopher and Krista Bourne. and marketing Greenhand in Placement con- Columbia, S.C. mony, marching, rifle marksman- She has maintained a 4.0 high Courtney is the daugh- test. Taft plans to serve an LDS During the nine weeks of train- ship, armed and unarmed combat, and Ellen Mikesell of Tooele. school GPA, and a 3.9 college ter of Bruce Johnson and mission and then attend Dixie ing, the soldier studied the Army map reading, field tactics, military Wilson graduated in 2008 from GPA, and will graduate high Rachelle and Andrew Lopez. College and major in nursing. mission, history, tradition and courtesy, military justice system, Bella Vista High School, Fair Oaks. school with her associate degree She is an academic leader in in science. She received a com- her class, receiving a 3.87 GPA Aaron Norman: foreign lan- posite score of 31 on the ACT last semester. She has taken a guage WEDDING with a 32 in the English section. heavy emphasis in concurrent Aaron is the son of David and She is secretary of the drama enrollment classes. Courtney Stacey Norman. He was named Gleave/Price club, has received the Kiwanis has received multiple awards a finalist in the Wasatch Front Boost Freedom Leadership Award for for honor roll throughout high Region Sterling Scholar compe- Chelsey and Brandon rejoice outstanding leadership capa- school and received top grades tition. He has studied German, to announce their marriage. Your bilities, and was crowned this in all business-related classes. French, Mandarin, and studies Together with their parents Mike year’s Homecoming queen. Courtney has participated in Russian on his own. He won two and Shelley Gleave and Clint Business! Kaitlyn has performed in many the girls golf team all through national awards for speaking and Jeannette Price invite you to of the school’s musical theater high school and her teams have German and won a prize trip to attend a reception in their honor productions. She has partici- won multiple region and state Nürnberg, Germany, this past April 22, 6:30-8:30 p.m. held at pated in community service championships. She works at summer. He hopes to go to BYU LDS Chapel, 57 West, Porter Way, TOOELETRANSCRIPT projects, and enjoys working Park City Justice and enjoys to study Germanic and Slavic Stansbury Park. Marriage sol- BULLETIN with special needs students. advertising and sales. Her languages with an international emnized in the LDS Salt Lake She has a deep enthusiasm for goals include attending Utah relations double major. Aaron Temple. ADVERTISING writing and loves to express State University and majoring has served in many leadership 882-0050 herself through words. Her in business/marketing with a positions, including band pres- plans include attending the minor in international busi- ident, National Honor Society University of Utah to earn a ness. president, senior class presi- Chelsey Gleave and Brandon Price bachelor’s degree in nursing, dent, section leader, and FBLA and to later pursue a master’s Morgan Mackay: science president. He has over 750 degree in nurse anesthesia. Morgan is the daughter of recorded service hours and is John and Haley Mackay. She a Coca-Cola Scholarship semi- Nicholas Buckendorf: com- has a 3.978 GPA. She has taken finalist. He is an Eagle Scout puter technology honors biology, human anat- and a member of CERT. His Nicholas is the son of Barry omy and physiology, medical GPA is 3.994, and, by the end and Mary Buckendorf and the terminology, honors chemistry, of this year he will have taken late Patricia Buckendorf. When honors physics with tech, AP six AP tests, including German, he was a child, he was always at chemistry, health, honors psy- calculus AB and BC, physics B, the computer. By age 6 he was chology, and an AP chemistry English, and chemistry. fixing problems on the com- lab at the University of Utah. puter and since then has been Her passion is science, but she Kylee Palmer: consumer sci- studying for more knowledge also loves to sing and play the ence of the subject. He has passed piano. She will attend BYU Kylee is the daughter of Todd both the A+ and Networking+ where she plans to major in and Tammy Palmer. Kylee main- Computer certification tests science and then attend medi- tained a 3.5 GPA throughout and is currently an informa- cal school. Morgan has been a high school. She has received tion technology intern for SHS. member of the National Honors her Young Women in Excellence He has passed many CTE class Society during her junior and recognition, providing over state certifications. He has senior years. She was an editor 80 hours of service. Kylee has maintained a 3.5+ GPA. He is the for the yearbook staff, is the been involved in various clubs uniform manager for the SHS show choir historian/librarian, and organizations throughout band and has been the equip- and was Key Club historian. her high school career, includ- ment manager for the past two Morgan attended Girls State ing Future Business Leaders of years. He works at least once a where she was a member of America, art club, debate, mock month doing community ser- the House of Representatives trial, a member of FCCLA, and vices projects with his church and was the state journal- FFA. She is currently the par- youth group The Jengas. He is ist. She is actively involved in liamentarian for FBLA and for- currently taking classes with church leadership positions, mer historian. She has partici- Broadview University, work- volunteers as a reading tutor at pated in several service proj- ing on his bachelor’s degree in Stansbury Elementary, and was ects, including helping to raise information technology, with a a peer tutor at SHS. money with a non-profit orga- focus on networking and secu- nization to help build a care rity. Alyssa Martell: mathematics hospital for the people of Haiti. Alyssa is the daughter of She has volunteered at the Tooele InstaCare Courtney Christensen: music Andrea Sweat and Jon Martell. Humanitarian Center, Primary Courtney is the daughter of She has taken AP math classes Children’s Hospital, animal Chad and Paula Christensen. since her sophomore year. She shelter and women’s shelter. She has been in band for eight has maintained a 3.9 GPA and She will continue her educa- Open House years, where she has partici- received a 30 on the mathemat- tion at Utah State University pated in drumline, jazz band, ics portion of the ACT. Alyssa next fall. marching band, and concert is also in the pharmacy tech- � band. She also participated in nician class at SHS, and has Kristina Sellers: dance May 7th 11 am to 2 pm solo and ensembles all four taken concurrent enrollment Kristina Sellers is the daugh- years of high school, where classes. She has done several ter of Craig and Guylenne she went to region all four community service projects, Sellers. She has a current GPA years, and state this past year. including preparing Christmas of 3.959 and an ACT of 27. She aking care of everyday illnesses and accidents will soon be as easy as She received a varsity letter dinner and making blankets will be graduating with an hon- T award for performing at state. for a homeless shelter. She has ors diploma and an enrich- one, two, three. One, Intermountain InstaCares are fast. Two, when we Courtney is a very talented pia- played varsity volleyball for ment in fine arts and activities. nist and teaches piano to seven three years and was one of this This year Kristina was elected open May 9 we’ll likely be within a few minutes’ drive. And three, students. She is also a mem- year’s team captains. Alyssa will to be a choreographer for the ber of show choir, honors choir, be playing volleyball for Adams ballroom dance team, and she you know you’ll have a quality doctor taking care of you. Which means and National Honor Society. State College in Colorado and is also co-captain of the dance She is the historian for band will major in biology. company. She is a member of you can feel more confident in the care you receive when you’re sick. and National Honor Society. the National Honors Society. Courtney plans on pursuing Taft Miller: trade and techni- She spends a lot of time teach- music through college, earning cal education ing younger children how to a bachelor’s degree in music Taft Miller is the son of dance. Kristina has been danc- education. Codie and Jennifer Miller. He ing since she was 5 years old and has been very involved in the she knows almost every style of Holly Jacobsen: visual arts Future Farmers of America. dance. She will be majoring in Holly is the daughter of Alex He has been able to maintain dance education at Utah Valley Tooele InstaCare and Marianne Jacobsen. She a 3.5 GPA, while earning his University, where she received InstaCare 435-228-1200 has a 3.8 GPA, has received Certified Nursing Assist (CNA) the Academic Merit Exemplary the Superintendents Award license, Medical Assist certifi- Scholarship of four years of full InstaCare hours: 9 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week every year, and is also on the cate and he recently completed tuition. Open most holidays honor roll. Holly has been the the EMT course. He has served senior editor of the yearbook as Chapter FFA parliamentar- Biographical information pro- for two years. She was a mem- ian, secretary and this year he vided by Colleen Sorenson, SHS ber of the Key Club her fresh- is the vice president. He has Sterling Scholar adviser. man and sophomore years, traveled throughout Utah and and she currently volunteers at other states, including Indiana the Humane Society of Utah. to compete in the National FFA She has won several awards Agriscience contest. He has par- for her photographs, including ticipated in the FFA food drive Stake Your Claim! 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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 Top that sirloin with something fatty and spicy by J.M. Hirsch the grain and served on toasted In a large bowl, whisk together Transfer the steaks to a cutting Nutrition information per main cent of total calories); 32 g fat (7 g AP FOOD EDITOR baguette rounds and topped with the vinegar, oil, salt, black pepper board, cover with foil and let rest serving (values are rounded to the saturated; 0 g trans fats); 107 mg the guacamole for a party. and garlic. for 5 minutes. Serve each topped nearest whole number): 534 calo- cholesterol; 10 g carbohydrate; 52 g Guacamole is so good, I firm- Vinaigrette-marinated sirloin Trim the steaks of any visible fat, with guacamole. ries; 290 calories from fat (54 per- protein; 7 g fiber; 389 mg sodium. ly believe it is wasted on tortilla with spicy guacamole then cut each into 2 portions. Add chips. Start to finish: 1 hour 15 minutes the steaks to the marinade and So I decided to come up with a (15 minutes active) turn to coat well. Cover and refrig- suitable platform on which it could Servings: 4 entrees or 16 appe- erate for 1 hour. SCULPTOR SPEAKER truly shine. And since fatty foods tizers When the steaks are nearly fin- — even healthy ones like avoca- For the steak: ished, heat the oven to 400 F. dos — have a delicious affinity for 1/4 cup red wine vinegar To prepare the guacamole. In a courtesy of salty foods, I decided to play with 1/4 cup olive oil medium bowl, combine the avoca- Cheryl Dearing steaks. 1 teaspoon salt dos, tomato, cilantro, jalapeno and Local resident What I came up with was a sim- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pep- lime juice. Use a fork to mash until Dan Snarr ple marinated sirloin — started on per chunky smooth, then season with recently spoke at the stove and finished in the oven 3 cloves garlic, minced salt and pepper. Cover, pressing the Tooele Civic — topped with a spicy, creamy Two 1-pound sirloin steaks plastic wrap onto the surface of the League meeting. guacamole. If you’re a beef purist, For the guacamole: guacamole, then set aside. He sculpted the you can skip the marinating of the 2 avocados, pitted and skinned Heat a large cast-iron or other bronze buffalo steaks, but I found the vinaigrette 1 small plum tomato, cored, heavy, oven-safe skillet over medi- that sits in front added a wonderful zing to the meat seeded and finely chopped um-high. Add the canola oil and of Tooele High that worked so well with the avo- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh heat for 30 seconds. Add the steaks School. He didn’t cado. cilantro and sear on the first side for 4 to 5 receive any pay- This recipe is incredibly versa- 1/2 fresh jalapeno pepper, seed- minutes, then flip and sear on the ment for his tile. It’s easily started ahead — the ed and minced second side for 3 to 4 minutes. labor, just for the steak can be marinated overnight. Juice of 1/2 lime Transfer the skillet to the oven cost of materials. He is standing by And it can be served as a generous Salt and ground black pepper and roast for 4 to 5 minutes for his “Home of the entree (as described in this reci- 1 tablespoon canola or vegeta- medium-rare, or until the steak Brave” sculpture. pe), or cut into thin strips across ble oil reach desired doneness.

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Call Cassi or !";&-<=&).-("/'>-/0 884- 3366 Place your classified ad 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville ROCKSTAR PETS Back H e a t h e r a t !"?/'*@"/'>-/0"A$&"*'B)*:" in 45 of Utah's newspa- Stage. Grooming, bou- (435)882-5442. pers, the cost is $163. 5$%&"$C*"=&).- tique, food. 220 Mill- If you sell Insurance, For up to 25 words. !"7*("B$&-D pond, Stansbury. NEW BEGINNIGS Pre- promote a hospital or You will be reaching a (435)843-8700 school. Now enrolling -1/*234%*+#(, an ambulance service, potential of up to place your classified ad for the 2011-12 78%&*934:;<(=#>)4(&&%)? 340,000 households. school year. Instruc- in all 47 of Utah's news- All you need to do is 2&5@#3)*#2AB:4;C98((&#D4(?43EF papers. The cost is only Livestock tors: Crystal Law- call the Transcript Bul- rence, Shauna $163. for a 25 word ad letin at 882-0050 for full ($5. For each additional Bevan, Brooke !"#$%&'()*+#(, -../0/ details. (Mention !"#!$%&'()"&$#*+ word). You will reach 850 GALLON Steel wa- Castagno, Heather 7$-0* ! UCAN) !""#$%&&'()*## !+-1#234()#54 up to 500,000 newspa- ter tank, mounted on Lawrence. Call now at per readers. Just call trailer, used for live- (435)882-0209 to re- +,-./+/0 ++6.0!61 Tooele Transcript Bulle- Furniture & stock watering. $350. serve your child's (435)884-3375 place. 20 years expe- tin at (435)882-0050 for Appliances !"#$%%&'&()*+,%-./0 29B%G:#$%)*FH#29B%G:#I(*%:F rience! 89:;<= details. (Ucan) STEER MANURE, you 2 TURKISH Rugs, 1 load free. We load large 15ftx8ft; 1 small, charge for our gas. Call 5ftx8ft, 100% wool. (435)882- 2649 or Beige, blue, red, tan. (435)830-9625 Having A LOCAL FULL $2000 for set. Kim (801)651-0862 LAMBS FOR Sale. Lambs & pasture TIME Realtor is Worth FOR SALE Washer and lambs, great assort- Dryer Maytags. Each ment. All ready for you. $200 or $300 for both. Backyard or pasture. My Weight in Gold! 4yrs old; brown leather Garth (435)837-2246 or reclining couch, $500. (435)830-2309 (435)840-4791 (& That’s A Lot) Need to sell that new FREEZER. 3yr old up- champion bull or your right. Frost free. yearling calves? Place 5”x28”x28”. Great con- Sandra Larsen your classified ad into dition. $170. Call 47 newspapers, find (435)882-7273 your buyers quickly. For 435.224.9186 KIRBY VACUUM. $350 only $163. your 25 word classified will be RE/MAX w/ attachments. Call Elite Top Producer, Tooele County Board of Realtors Platinum Joe (435)830-5195 seen by up to 500,000 readers. It is as simple NORTH VALLEY Appli- as calling the Tooele Recognized • Respected • Recommended ance. Washers/ dryers Transcript Bulletin at refrigerators, freezers, (435)882-0050 for de- 1487 N COLAVITO WAY 1165 N. 220 WEST #139 1773 N. AARON DR. stoves, dishwashers. tails. (Ucan) Price Reduced $149-$399. Complete repair service. Satis- faction guaranteed. Sporting Parts for all brands. Gift Goods cards w/purchases over ONLY $164,900 ONLY $150,000 ONLY $149,900 $199. 843-9154, New energy effi cient windows and sliding glass door. 4 bdrms, 3 baths. Cable Tv Wired; Clubhouse; Brand New Build. Master has large bath & walk in closet. New carpet, tile & two tone paint. New cabinets, silestone Electric Dryer Hookup; Exercise Room; 4 bds 2 bth & laundry all on top level! C/A. 8’ garage door. 830-3225. counters. New stainless steel appliances. C/A. main fl oor Landscaping inc.! Easy access to hwy for easy commute to laundry. Nice yard. Lot of storage. MLS #1017513 Swimming Pool. MLS# 1011365 SLC. MLS #977090 WANTED All types of Invite the unwanted appliances. 72 BENCHMARK 525 E. STANSBURY AVE 105 NORTH MAIN We sell all types of ap- Whole pliances & in-home repairs. Ken’s Affordable Town to Appliance (435)882-7050 Your Yard (435)241-0670 ONLY $139,000 ONLY $135,000 ONLY $289,900 Sale! Nice Rambler condo in Benchmark Village. All brick rambler. Fully fenced, full auto sprinklers, RUSH VALLEY Over 5 acres. 1989 home with Updated kitchen. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. Central air. fruit trees, mature landscaping.New concrete driveway. 30 X 40 Garage/shop that is fully insulated & Allnew vinyl windows upsatirs. Newer furnace & C/A. fi nished. Heated! MLS #962555 Garage, Yard Clubhouse & swimming pool. MLS# 1005059 Brand new water heater. Newly remodeled bath. Sales TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 516 E BIRCH ST 372 E. MEADOWS DR 761 W JUNIPER CT HAVING A GARAGE SALE? Advertise it in the classifieds. Call 882-0050 882-0050

TOOELE, 324 South ONLY $170,000 ONLY $340,000 ONLY $39,900 Main Street. Friday and All brick home! Newer furnace, C/A, water heater. Large deck, 24 X 24 detached garage w/10ft Great Custom Built Home on Tooele’s East Bench. Cul-de-Sac; Curb & Gutter; Saturday 9am-4pm. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 commercial door. Fully landscaped w/fruit trees & Comeby for a ﬂ ier! So many nice upgrades! Terrain: Flat; View: Lake; auto sprinklers. Washer, Dryer and Fridge all stay! MLS #961549 HUGE YARD SALE. Close to school andpark! MLS# 1002689 View: Mountain Must come and see. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011

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GRANTSVILLE CITY JOB POSITION avail- Small Business owners: 1BDRM $400/MO, $200 CUTE STUDIO, private WHY RENT When You NICE CLEAN, 2bdrm, METAL ROOF/ WALL PUBLIC NOTICE Corporation is now ac- able at Dugway Proving Place your classified ad non-refundable deposit, drive, no smoking/ pets, Can Buy? Zero down 1bth, w/d, carport, no Panels, Pre-engineered Notice is hereby given cepting applications for Ground. Contractor, in 45 newspapers no smoking, no pets, $485/mo includes utili- & Low Income pro- smoking, no pets, dish- Metal Buildings. Mill that the Tooele City a full time Clerk II posi- Government Resources throughout Utah for female roommate. Call ties, $600/dep, refer- grams, 1st time & Sin- washer. $700/mon first prices for sheeting coil Council will meet on tion. This position is in Group LLC. The posi- only $163. for 25 (435)840-1296. Ready ences required. Call gle parent programs, and last. $250 cleaning are at a 4 year low. You Wednesday, April 20, the Grantsville City Ad- tion is Warehouse per- words, and $5. per to move in. (435)327-0123 Berna Sloan (435) deposit required. get the savings. 17 Col- 2011 at the hour of 7:30 ministration Office. son, 3-5yrs experience word over 25. You will 840-5029 Group 1 (435)224-4306 ors prime material, cut P.M. The meeting will Starting pay is $11.76 preferred. Interested in- reach up to 340,000 DUPLEX. VERY Nice to your exact length. be held at the Tooele Apartments clean 2bdrm 1bth STANSBURY 4BDRM, per hour with benefits. dividuals please fax re- households and it is a 1BDRM LAUNDRY/ OF- CO Building Systems City Hall Council Room home, w/d, central air, 2bth, 2 car garage, The main duties will be sume to (435)831- one call, one order, one for Rent FICE house. $550/mon, 1-800-COBLDGS located at 90 North Main 1 car garage, $800/mo. fenced yard, central air, to act as secretary, re- 3404. All persons sub- bill program. Call the $250/dep. No smoking, (ucan) Street, Tooele, Utah. Nice yard. Call pets negotiable, ceptionist and cashier. mitting resume please Transcript Bulletin at $400 2BDRM quiet du- no pets. 95 England 1. Pledge of Allegiance (435)830-4716 $1100/mo, deposit re- STEEL BUILDINGS Clerk II position will an- include a cop of current 882-0050 for further plex, no smoking, no Ave. (435)882-4827 2. Mayor's Community pets, credit and back- quired. (435)830-2511 Huge savings/ factory swer phones, receive driver license and driver info. (ucan) LARGE 2BDRM 2bth Recognition Awards ground check. Apporxi- 2BDRM, 1BTH Tooele Troy. deals. 38x50 Reg. payments and issue li- record. GRG will not Serious inquiries only, 3. Open Forum for Pub- mate address 300 N Nice- must see! $675- $25,300 Now $17,800; censes. Person will acceept resumes after w/d hook ups, a/c, STOCKTON 1+bdrm lic Comment 5th Street. (801)292- $740. New floor and 50x96 Reg. $53,800 perform all duties as an 5 May 2011. Wanted $600/mo, $500/dep. No 1bth, All appliances, 4. MOTION on UID Sub 7151 (801)688-1074 paint. View pics and Now $39,800; 64x120 Accounts Payable Clerk pets, No Smoking. large yard, carport, no 30 Amended apply at wmgutah.com. Reg. $92,820 Now to include typing and JOHN DAVIS TRUCK- Owner/ agent (435)840- $700/mo First and last Presented by Rachelle I WILL come to you and 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 435-849-5826 or email $64,800; 80x135 Reg. entering data. Applicant ING in Battle Mountain, 3010 and deposit required. Custer pay cash for your junk ments behind Super [email protected] $141,800 Now $96,900 will need to submit a NV. Hiring CDL-A driv- Call (435)640-7579 5. Resolution 2011-20 car or truck. Wal-Mart. Swimming LARGE TOOELE Duplex www.sunwardsteel.com completed application ers and mechnics. Must pool, hot tub, exercise 2BDRM, 1BTH, 91 E A Resolution of the (435)830-5987 3bdrm, 2bth, w/d hook- STOCKTON Area, Source #19W. along with a resume be willing to relocate. room, playground, full 600 N Tooele.$695 & Tooele City Council ups, central air, carport, 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- 801-734-9263 and a type test at 35 Call 866-635-2805 for JUNK BATTERIES, clubhouse. 843-4400 $735. New floor & Authorizing a Contract fenced yard, near park. rage, fenced yard, words per minute. Ap- application or website auto, truck, tractor, RV, paint. View picts and with Western Excavating $700/dep, discounted $1000/mo. Call plicant must possess www.jdt3d.net. (ucan) no Toy, flashlight, Will 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- apply atwmgutah.com. Public Notices for Construction of the rent $750/mo. (435)841-7631 excellent customer pay $1ea and pick up. eled, govt. subsidized. 435-849-5826or email Meetings Date and First Street service skills and be (435)884-0193 Sanitary Sewer Replace- NOW HIRING. Travel Aluminum, copper, Playground, carport [email protected] STOCKTON. LARGE proficient with comput- (435)224-4932 ment Project Centers of America steel. 830-2309, ,free cable. $500/dep. ranch house with ani- Deadline for public no- ers and 10 key. Appli- 3BDRM 2BTH, $840/mo, Presented by Paul Han- Burger King Taco Bell. 837-2246 211 S. Hale, Grants- LARGE TOOELE Du- mal rights. Corrals. tices is 4 p.m. the day cant must be able to $500/dep, no pets, no sen Apply online at www.my ville. Call Chris plex, 3bdrm, 2bth cen- 4bdrm, two car garage. prior to publication. communicate effec- smoking. Carport, stor- 6. Resolution 2011-21 TAjob.com (435)843-8247 Equal tral air, w/d hook up, $1200/mo. No inside Public notices submit- tively both written and Recreational age. Available May 1st. A Resolution of the Housing Opp. fenced yard, storage . p e t s . C a l l ted past the deadline verbally. High school (435)830-6016 Tooele City Council De- RESPIRATORY Com- Vehicles $700/dep, $775/mon (801)319-3560 will not be accepted. graduate or GED re- 2BDRM 1BTH. Down- claring the Current Bio- pany seeks caring with discount. 3BDRM, 2BTH Duplex UPAXLP quired. Applicant must TRAILER FOR sale: stairs apartment. Utili- solids Lime Stabilization Service Representative. (435)884-0193 1200sqft. Central air, TOOELE Home, 3bdrm, have five years experi- 2002 Aljo trailer, 26ft ties and TV incl. PUBLIC NOTICE and Dewatering Equip- Service patients in their (435)224-4932 gas fireplace, carport, 1bth. No smoking/ pets. ence and/ or college in with slide out, in pristine $800/mo. $500 clean- (AMENDED 04-18-11 ment Surplus Upon home for oxygen and dishwasher. 643 East Clean, spacious home. a related field. Appli- condition, with extras. ing deposit (801)913- NICE QUIET 1BDRM 10:50 A.M.) Completion of the Pro- equipment needs. smelter Road, Tooele. Large yard. New car- cants will be pre- See to appreciate. 5280. Avail 5/1. No Apartment, w/d hook- The Grantsville City posed Biosolids Solar Warm personalities, $750/mon, $700/dep pet, paint. Credit & screened according to (435)224-5434 Smoking or Pets. Council will hold its regu- Drying Facility age 21+ who can lift up ups $525/mo. No background check. qualifications. Closing (435)882-8407 lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. Presented by Paul Han- to 120lbs should apply. smoking/ pets. Contact Year lease. $900/mo. date for this position is WILL TAKE over pay- 2BDRM, 1BTH base- on Wednesday, April 20, sen CDL w/DOT a plus or Ron (435)849-3969 or 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $1000/dep. April 28, 2011 at 5:00 ments on your recrea- ment apartment, 2011 at 429 East Main 7. Resolution 2011-19 A obtainable. Growth op- Marci (435)830-9363 home for rent, no smok- (435)640-4735, p.m. Applications may tional vehicle motor $545/mo, please call for Street, Grantsville, UT Resolution of the Tooele portunities are excel- ing/ pets. 882-1550 (435)833-9333 be picked up at Grants- home, 2008 or better. appointment. ONE BEDROOM base- 84029. The agenda is as City Council Appointing lent. Drug free work- ville City Hall, 429 E C a l l J a c k (801)563-0656 ment apartment, $450 DUPLEX, 485 North TOOELE, 349 West 200 follows: Maresa Manzione to the place. EOE. Bring re- (435)830-6701 plus $300 deposit, no Delta Circle, 3bdrm, South, walking distance Main St. Grantsville or 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- CALL TO ORDER AND Administrative Control sume to 39 North Main, smoking, no pets. 2bth, w/d hookups, cen- to schools, large found on line at grants- ment, $1000/mo, PLEDGE OF ALLE- Board of the North Tooele or fax to (435)882-1442, tral air, $750/mo, $1000 5bdrm, 2bth, fenced villeut.gov. Any ques- $500/dep, utilities in- GIANCE Tooele Special Service (435)843-4374 (435)830-5651 security deposit. Aaron yard, central air, RV tions, please contact Autos cluded, central air, w/d ROLL CALL District (801)450-8432 parking. $995/mo. Rent AGENDA: Susan Gustin at hookups, no pets or QUIET 1BDRM fur- Presented by Council- WELLNESS COACHES to own. (801)706-5570 1. Summary Action 435-884-4602. ADA/ 1980 CADILLAC Seville, smoking. Kim nished +w/d, $675/mo, FOR LEASE 2 acre man Mike Johnson EEO Employer. needed. International Items: 8. Minutes dark blue, leather, runs (435)830-9371 utilities included, LDS 4bdrm ranchette, WHY RENT when you wellness company ex- a. Approval of Minutes April 6, 2011 well, rides smooth, one standards, no pets, no Grantsville horse prop- can buy? Call for a NOW HIRING nighttime panding. Part time or BEAUTIFULLY furnished b. Approval of Business 9. Invoices owner, $800. Kim smoking, (435)843- erty, no pets/ smoking free pre approval Me- janitor position, experi- full time. $500- large 1bdrm, private en- Licenses Presented by Mayor Pat- (801)651-0862 1379 inside. $1100/mo firm. lanie 840-3073 Secu- ence necessary. Call $5000/mo. Training try & bath, king sleep c. Approval of Bills rick Dunlavy Call (435)850-9533 rity National Mort- (801)414-1749 OR available. Call today. number bed, includes SETTLEMENT Canyon d. Personnel Matters 10. Adjourn SELL YOUR CAR or gage. (435)882-0284. Marci (801)309-4403 boat in the classifieds. utilites, satellite, inter- Apartments. Spring HOME FOR rent Tooele. 2. Gary Bleazard Michelle Y. Pitt Call 882-0050 or visit net. No smoking. Special. Deposit moves 3bdrm 1bth 2 Car Ga- (Grantsville Little League Tooele City Recorder www.tooeletranscript. $500/mo. you in! New 2bdrm & rage, Fenced back Baseball). Pursuant to the Ameri- com (435)830-1411 3bdrm. 770 South 1050 yard, Unfinished base- Homes 3. Consideration of Ordi- cans with Disabilities West. Call Daniell ment, Multi Level. No nance 2011-13, an ordi- Act, Individuals Needing nance adopting new Off Go online to place your Classiﬁ ed ad! (435)843-4400 Smoking inside, Pets Special Accommoda- Negotiable. $950/mo $$SAVE MONEY Highway Vehicle Regu- tions Should Notify Mi- www.tooeletranscript.com SLEEPING ROOMS $700/dep, 715 W 700 Search Bank & HUD lations which will allow chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele available, $70 per S. Call Abe homes www.Tooele OHV use on City City Recorder, at week, $10 key deposit, (801)819-9711 BankHomes.com Streets. 843-2110 prior to the first and last week- total Berna Sloan (435) 4. Consideration of Ordi- meeting. TDD Phone $150 to move in. 46 N HOMES available to pur- 840-5029 Group 1 nance No. 2011-14, an Number 843-2108 Broadway. 882-7605 chase for LOW IN- ordinance amending the (Published in the Tran- COME buyers with GRANTSVILLE VIL- Chapter 15 Use Table of script Bulletin April 19, Now Renting The Kirk Homes for good credit. Berna LAGE MHP Rent to the Grantsville City Land 2011) Quiet, Quality apartments in a Rent Sloan (435)840-5029 own your mobile home Use Development and Income Restrictions Apply restored historic structure Group 1 Real Estate. less than $600/mo Lot Management Code, to PUBLIC NOTICE included. Call Notice is hereby given $999/MO 3BDRM LEASE TO Own. Tooele, allow up to six rabbits, Exclusively for Seniors 435-224-4804 Habla that the Tooele City The Best Places at the Best Prices Grantsville. Recently large 4bdrm, 2bth, fam- ducks, chickens or any Espanol Council and Tooele City Pet Friendly Completely Furnished updated. Available ily room, computer small animal up to 40 Redevelopment Agency now. Fridge, W/D, dog area, fireplace, fenced Planning on selling your pounds, in any combina- Weekly & Monthly Rates will meet on Wednesday, run included. yard, patio, garage, home, you could be tion, in the RM-7, R-1-8, Call for details April 20, 2011 at the $500/dep. Call (714) $1000/mo. sending your sales R-1-11, R-1-21, and hour of 6:00 P.M. The 435.843.0717 325-6393 (801)560- (435)884-0193 points to up to 340,000 RM-7 (residential) zon- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 Meeting will be held at 6199 (435)224-4932 households at once. ing districts, as permitted the Tooele City Hall For $163. you can uses and requiring that Large Conference Room place your 25 word cages, pens, coops or located at 90 North Main classified ad to all 45 houses, etc. be provided Street, Tooele, Utah. newspapers in Utah. for these animals when 1. Closed Meeting to Just call the Transcript they are kept outdoors. Discuss: Bulletin at 882-0050 for 5. Consideration of Ap- (a) Property Acquisition all the details. (Mention peal from decision of Tooele County Homes Planning Commission, (b) Litigation ucan) denying a Conditional 2. Reopen Meeting SELLING YOUR Use Permit for a recrea- 3. Economic Update HOME? Advertise it in tional vehicle park at 653 4. Report on the Con- the classifieds. Call East Main Street (F. vention 1436 East Country Ln • Erda 882-0050 or visit McKay Winkel). 5. Discussion on City & Lots! www.tooeletran 6. Consideration of so- Preparation for Flooding script.com liciting proposals for pri- 6. Adjourn vate use of City Recrea- Michelle Y. Pitt tion Building. Tooele City Recorder/ Mobile Homes 7. Consideration of pre- RDA Secretary liminary review of FY Pursuant to the Ameri- 2011-2012 Budget. cans with Disabilities 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 8. Discussion of dona- Act, Individuals Needing home for rent, no smok- tion requests. Special Accommoda- ing/ pets. 882-1550 Fantastic Home on 5 acres. 6200 sq. feet. Spiral stair 9. Mayor and City Coun- tions Should Notify Mi- case, balcony overlooking the great room. Main floor RENT TO OWN trailer/ cil Reports. chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele mobile home 1-3bdrm 10. Adjourn. City Recorder, at master bedroom. 3 bedrooms upstairs with adjoining Christine Webb 843-2110 prior to the baths. Large shop with heating/cooling and 3 rooms in quiet park. Starting $450/mo Space rent in- Deputy City Recorder meeting. TDD Phone and bathroom. Large storage shed and a 50’X60’ cluded. 144 W Durfee In compliance with the Number 843-2108 cinderblock barn. WOW! A must to see. Grantsville Americans with Disability (Published in the Tran- (801)651-5151 Act, Grantsville City will script Bulletin April 19, accommodate reason- 2011) 330 W. 1430 N., Overlake 1470 N Clemente Way, Tooele 961 Dream Weaver Cove, Erda able requests to assist Water Shares persons with disabilities PUBLIC NOTICE to participate in meet- TOWN OF STOCKTON Build Your Dream Home! ings. Requests for assis- The Town of Stockton 5 ACRE Feet Under- tance may be made by will hold a Public Hear- ground water, transfer- calling City Hall at (435) ing and Special Meeting rable through Tooele 884-3411. of the Town Council on City, Erda & Grantsville. (Published in the Tran- April 28, 2011 at Stock- $9500 each obo. All or script Bulletin April 19, ton Town Hall, 18 N. Wood floors add warmth to the main floor of To be built - Beautiful Large open 3600 square part. (801)244-6670 2011) Johnson Street. The Beautiful open 2 story home, 4 Bedrooms 2 this lovely family home. 4 bedroom, 3 full foot home on 5.6 acres. Large master suite, Public Hearing and full baths, 1-3/4 bath, 1- ½ bath Large master bathrooms, 1- ½ bath. Nice fenced backyard huge pantry, above ground basement, Call me 6 SHARES underground PUBLIC NOTICE Meeting will begin suite, lovely country kitchen and a large and a finished basement. to take a look at the floor plan and lot! water, $6500/ share, TOOELE COUNTY promptly at 7:00 p.m. $ $ (435)884-3823 COUNCIL OF GOV- The agenda shall be as fenced yard. 189,900 UNDER CONTRACT Only Only 399,900 ERNMENTS follows: ERDA WATER 1.5 Acre Notice is hereby given PUBLIC HEARING Feet $10,000 that the Tooele County Final public comments (435)830-2317 191 Starboard Ln, Stansbury 3784 N. Droubay Rd, Erda 2 Acre Lot Southeast Tooele Council of Governments on the proposal by Lou- ONCE ACRE foot under- will hold a regularly ise and Jon Bradshaw Most Gorgeous ground water. East side scheduled meeting on for the re-subdivision of Tooele Valley. $9000. Thursday, April 21, 2011 lots in Blocks 76 and 77 Views of Tooele (435)882-1612 at 6:30 P.M. in the as follows: Tooele County Building a. That the existing plat Valley Auditorium, 1st floor, 47 for all lots in Blocks 76 Buildings South Main Street, and 77, now owned by Tooele, Utah. Louise and John Brad- Horseman’s Dream! 4000 square foot home 2 acre lot in Southeast Tooele. Located on Immaculate 2 story home completely finished The agenda items for shaw, be vacated; on 5 acres. 4 stall barn with a small indoor Cassity Road on the foothills. Fully developed If you build, remodel or to perfection. 5 bedrooms, 2 family rooms, 2 this meeting are as fol- b. That all real property riding arena. Large lighted outdoor arena and subdivision. Amazing views! Beautiful Location. remove buildings you fireplaces, beautifully landscaped. 2 out buildings! This is a must see! lows: within Blocks 76 and 77 $ $ can place your classi- 1. Roll call be combined into a sin- $ 225,000 Only 239,000 Only 699,900 Only fied ad in 45 of Utah's 2. Approval of meeting gle lot and be recorded newspapers for only minutes for March 17, as a single lot in a plat to $163. for 25 words ($5. 2011 be approved by the for each additional 3. Civil/ Military Training Town and filed with the Two-2 Acre Lots, Stockton 5.6 Acre Lot, East Erda word). You will reach 2 acre lot in Stockton. Majestic view Amazing Views. End of cul-de-sac. Initiative office of the Tooele up to 340,000 house- 4. Adjournment County Recorder; of the entire valley. Private. Best 5 acre lot available. holds and all you do is $ $ Dated this 11th day of c. That the following Lots Only 92,000 ea. Only 159,000 call the Transcript Bul- April, 2011 public ways or streets be letin at 882-0050 for all Cindy Coombs, Staff vacated and conveyed to the details. (Mention Support Louise and Jon Brad- UCAN Classified Net- Tooele County Council shaw, and memorialized Call Laramie Dunn for ALL work) of Governments in a plat to be approved Call Laramie Dunn (Published in the Tran- by the Town and filed script Bulletin April 19, with the office of the yourTooele Real County’sEstate needs Real Estate Specialist Your Local 2011) Tooele County Recorder News Source (i) the alleyway in the center of Block 76; (ii) TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT the alleyway in the cen- BULLETIN BULLETIN ter of block 77; and (iii) the portion of Rogers 435-224-4000 Street, intersection Blocks 76 and 77 (with northern and southern boundaries of Ben Harri- son Street and Miners Avenue. The details of the forego- ing, reflected on Town maps and a proposed Plat, can be viewed at the Town Offices during regular business hours. SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKTON TOWN COUNCIL 1. Roll Call 2. Louise and Jon Rogers- Proposal for Lots 76 and 77 in the Town of Stockton. 3. Consideration and possible decision of an ordinance and/or plat ap- proving the following: a. That the existing plat for all lots in Blocks 76 and 77, now owned by Louise and Jon Brad- shaw, be vacated; b. That all real property within Blocks 76 and 77 be combined into a single lot and be recorded as a single lot in a plat to be approved by the Town and filed with the office of the Tooele County Recorder; c. That the following public ways or streets be vacated and conveyed to Louise and Jon Brad- shaw, and memorialized in a plat to be approved by the Town and filed with the office of the Tooele County Re- corder: (i) the alleyway in the center of Block 76; (ii) the alleyway in the center of Block 77; and (iii) the portion of Rogers Street, intersecting Blocks 76 and 77 (with northern and southern boundaries of Ben Harri- son Street and Miners Avenue. The details of the forego- ing, reflected on Town maps and a proposed Plat, can be viewed at the Town Offices during regular business hours. Adjourn. Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations during this meeting should notify Lela Ander- son at 882-3877 prior to the meeting. April 15, 2011 Lela Anderson Town Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 19 & 21, 2011) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 13-022-0-0474 Trust No. 1307504-07 Ref: Craig Kesler TRA: Loan No. xxxxxx4944. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, ADVERTISEMENT NO- DATED August 29, TICE TO BIDDERS 2007. UNLESS YOU Sealed proposals for the TAKE ACTION TO PRO- construction of Big Pole TECT YOUR PROP- Fire EWP Secondary ERTY, IT MAY BE Waterline Replacement SOLD AT A PUBLIC Project will be received SALE. IF YOU NEED by Ensign Engineering & AN EXPLANATION OF Land Surveying, Inc. at THIS PROCEEDING, 169 North Main Street, YOU SHOULD CON- Unit #1, Tooele, Utah TACT A LAWYER. On 84074, until Tuesday, May 10, 2011, at April 26, 2011 at 2:00 4:30pm, James H. Woo- PM Local Mountain dall, as duly appointed Standard Daylight Sav- Trustee under a Deed of ings Time (MSDST). Trust recorded August Once received, they will 31, 2007, as Instrument be publicly opened. No. 292744, in Book xx, During the recent Big Page xx, of the Official Pole Fire the secondary Records in the office at water delivery systems the County Recorder of in Little Pole Canyon and Tooele County, State of Box Canyon were dam- Utah, executed by Craig aged and partially de- Kesler and Amelia stroyed to the point they Kesler, will sell at public no longer functioned as auction to highest bid- originally intended. The der, payable in lawful project design includes money of the United the replacement of the States at the time of water delivery systems sale. Successful bidders in both Canyons and to must tender a deposit of restore the flow of water $5,000 in certified funds to the water users. to the trustee at the time There are also some im- of sale, with the balance provements that have NOTICE OF TRUS- due by noon the follow- been designed for the TEE'S SALE ing business day, at the Box Canyon system as a APN: 12-010-0-0161 office of the Trustee. At “betterment” to that sys- Trust No. 1169334-07 the tooele county court- tem that may or may not Ref: David Lloyd TRA: house 74 South 100 be installed but will be Loan No. xxx8441. IM- East Tooele Utah all bid as an Alternate to the PORTANT NOTICE TO right, title and interest Base Bid. PROPERTY OWNER: conveyed to and now This Project consists of YOU ARE IN DEFAULT held by it under said the reconstruction of the UNDER A DEED OF Deed of Trust in the entire secondary water TRUST, DATED May 16, property situated in said system in both Little Pole 2007. UNLESS YOU County and State de- Canyon and Box Can- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- scribed as: Lot 474, the yon. It shall include all TECT YOUR PROP- ridge subdivision no.4. a labor, materials, equip- ERTY, IT MAY BE subdivision of Tooele ment, tools and any nec- PUBLIC NOTICE SOLD AT A PUBLIC city, according to the plat essary incidentals to TOWN OF STOCKTON SALE. IF YOU NEED thereof, recorded in the complete all improve- The Town of Stockton AN EXPLANATION OF office of the tooele ments as specified on will hold a Public Hear- THIS PROCEEDING, county, recorder, state of the plans and in the ing and Special Meeting YOU SHOULD CON- Utah.. The street ad- specifications to the sat- of the Town Council on TACT A LAWYER. On dress and other common isfaction of the Owner for April 28, 2011 at Stock- May 17, 2011, at designation of the real the pipe system in each ton Town Hall, 18 N. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- property described canyon. Johnson Street. The dall, as duly appointed above is purported to be: NOTE: This Project is Public Hearing and Trustee under a Deed of 492 East 770 North partially funded by the Meeting will begin Trust recorded May 17, Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- Natural Resources promptly at 7:00 p.m. 2007, as Instrument No. mated Total Debt as of Conservation Service The agenda shall be as 284821, in Book xx, May 10, 2011 is (NRCS). These funds follows: Page xx, of the Official $204,846.99. The under- have conditions and PUBLIC HEARING Records in the office at signed Trustee disclaims restrictions that re- Final public comments the County Recorder of any liability for any incor- quire the construction on the proposal by Lou- Tooele County, State of rectness of the street ad- to be complete by the ise and Jon Bradshaw Utah, executed by David dress and other common mandatory deadline of for the re-subdivision of Lloyd and Thelma Diane designation, if any, July 11, 2011. lots in Blocks 76 and 77 Lloyd Joint Tenants, will shown herein. Said sale NOTICE OF TRUS- Only Bidders that have as follows: sell at public auction to will be made without TEE'S SALE the ability to complete a. That the existing plat highest bidder, payable covenant or warranty, The following described the Project by the for all lots in Blocks 76 in lawful money of the express or implied, re- real property will be sold deadline should bid. and 77, now owned by United States at the time garding title, possession, at public auction to the The Liquidated Dam- Louise and John Brad- of sale. Successful bid- condition or encum- highest bidder, purchase ages for late comple- shaw, be vacated; ders must tender a de- brances, including fees, price payable in lawful tion of this Contract b. That all real property posit of $5,000 in certi- charges and expenses money of the United are set at $5,000.00 per within Blocks 76 and 77 fied funds to the trustee of the Trustee and of the States of America at the day. Each Bidder shall be combined into a sin- at the time of sale, with trusts created by said time of sale, at the main provide with their Bid a gle lot and be recorded the balance due by noon Deed of Trust, to pay the entrance of the Tooele Completion Schedule as a single lot in a plat to the following business remaining principal sums County Courthouse, that outlines how they be approved by the day, at the office of the of the note(s) secured by a/k/a the Third Judicial plan to complete the Town and filed with the Trustee. At the tooele said Deed of Trust. The District Court, 74 South Project in the allotted office of the Tooele NOTICE OF TRUS- county courthouse 74 current beneficiary of the 100 East, Tooele, Utah, time frame. The County Recorder; TEE'S SALE South 100 East Tooele Trust Deed as of the on Monday, May 16, Schedule should in- c. That the following APN: 12-010-0-0140 Utah all right, title and in- date of this notice is: 2011, at the hour of 9:30 clude available equip- public ways or streets be Trust No. 1307262-07 terest conveyed to and Gmac Mortgage, Llc. a.m. of that day for the ment, manpower and vacated and conveyed to Ref: Tyler Nielson TRA: now held by it under said The record owner of the purpose of foreclosing a technique. Each Bid Louise and Jon Brad- Loan No. xxxxxx7630. Deed of Trust in the property as of the re- deed of trust originally and Schedule received shaw, and memorialized IMPORTANT NOTICE property situated in said cording of the Notice of executed by Jerry Thorn- will be evaluated prior in a plat to be approved TO PROPERTY County and State de- Default is/are: Craig ton and Blanca Thorn- to Award. Bids sub- by the Town and filed OWNER: YOU ARE IN scribed as: Lot 161, Kesler and Amelia ton, in favor of Mortgage mitted without a with the office of the DEFAULT UNDER A shetland meadows no. 1 Kesler. Dated: April 05, Electronic Registration Schedule will be con- TooeleTUESDAY County RecorderApril 19,DEED 2011 OF TRUST, subdivision, according to 2011. TOOELE Systems,TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Inc, covering sidered non-respon-B7 (i) the alleyway in the DATED December 19, the official plat thereof James H. Woodall real property located at sive and will not be center of Block 76; (ii) 2008. UNLESS YOU recorded in the office of 10808 River Front approximately 226 West Awarded the Contract. thePublic alleyway Notices in the cen- TAKEPublic ACTION Notices TO PRO- thePublic county Notices recorder of Parkway,Public Notices Suite 175 NauticalPublic Drive, Notices Stans- Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices A PublicMandatory Notices Pre-Bid ter ofMeetings block 77; and (iii) TECTTrustees YOUR PROP- said county..Trustees The street SouthTrustees Jordan Ut bury Trustees Park, sometimes Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ConferenceMiscellaneous is sched- the portion of Rogers ERTY, IT MAY BE address and other com- 84095 (801)254-9450 referred to as, 226 West uled for Friday, April 22, Street, intersection SOLD AT A PUBLIC mon designation of the (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Windsong Drive, Stans- ADVERTISEMENT FOR SUMMONS NOTICE OF AUCTION 2011 at 10:00 AM Local Blocks 76 and 77 (with SALE. IF YOU NEED real property described Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 bury Park, Tooele BIDS TAMMY COFFMAN, Pe- Date of Sale: Saturday, MSDST. The Confer- northern and southern AN EXPLANATION OF above is purported to be: P.M. Signature/by: County, Utah, and more Owner titioner v. May 7, 2011. Time: ence will be held at the boundaries of Ben Harri- THIS PROCEEDING, 737 North 300 West James H. Woodall particularly described as: City of Tooele, Utah ROBERT COFFMAN, 11:00 AM. Ensign Ranch North son Street and Miners YOU SHOULD CON- Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- R-375903 LOT 1125, LAKESIDE Address Respondent. Stansbury Park Stor- Ranch located in Tooele Avenue. TACT A LAWYER. On mated Total Debt as of (Published in the Tran- NO. 11 P.U.D., AC- Tooele City Offices Civil No. 114300085 age, 7441 N Hwy 36, County on the west side The details of the forego- May 24, 2011, at May 17, 2011 is script Bulletin April 5, 12 CORDING TO THE OF- 90 N. Main Judge Robert Adkins. Lakepoint. of State Route 196 ing, reflected on Town 4:30pm, James H. Woo- $219,552.16. The under- & 19, 2011) FICIAL PLAT THEREOF Tooele, UT 84074 THE STATE OF UTAH This notice of auction is (SR-196), which is 15 maps and a proposed dall, as duly appointed signed Trustee disclaims ON FILE AND OF RE- Separate sealed Bids for TO THE RESPONDENT being given pursuant to miles south of Interstate Plat, can be viewed at Trustee under a Deed of any liability for any incor- NOTICE OF TRUS- CORD IN THE TOOELE the construction of the ROBERT COFFMAN: 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code 80 (I-80) Exit 77. the Town Offices during Trust recorded Decem- rectness of the street ad- TEE'S SALE COUNTY RECORDER'S City of Tooele Water YOU ARE NOTIFIED Annotated. Little Pole Canyon regular business hours. ber 29, 2008, as Instru- dress and other common The real property de- OFFICE. 15-063-0-1125 Reclamation Facility that a protective order UNIT #018 Stephen This design includes ap- SPECIAL MEETING OF ment No. 318164, in designation, if any, scribed below and situ- The current beneficiary (WRF) Upgrade – Phase has been filed with the Lane, 7951 Mustang proximately 2,920 lineal STOCKTON TOWN Book xx, Page xx, of the shown herein. Said sale ated in Tooele County, of the trust deed is 1B will be received at the above court seeking re- Loop Rd, Park City. Din- feet of 12-inch High Den- COUNCIL Official Records in the will be made without Utah will be sold at pub- JPMorgan Chase Bank, city office address listed lief against you under ing set, bedroom set, sity Polyethylene Pipe 1. Roll Call office at the County Re- covenant or warranty, lic auction to the highest National Association, above until 2:00 pm local the Cohabitant Abuse sofa, lg grill, misc. furni- PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR 2. Louise and Jon corder of Tooele County, express or implied, re- bidder, payable in lawful and the record owner of Mountain time, Friday, Act, Utah Code Ann. ture and household 26 pipe, air vents at high Rogers- Proposal for State of Utah, executed garding title, possession, money of the United the property as of the re- May 6, 2011. The Work §30-6-1, et seq. items. points and drains at the Lots 76 and 77 in the by Tyler Nielson and condition or encum- States at the time of cording of the notice of includes construction of VIOLATION OF THE UNIT #049 David low points, 12-inch but- Town of Stockton. Darrelyn Nielson, will sell brances, including fees, sale, at the front en- default is Jerry Thornton a new circular concrete EXPARTE PROTEC- Beebe, 2953 Larie St., terfly valve, concrete in- 3. Consideration and at public auction to high- charges and expenses trance of the Third Judi- and Blanca Thornton. sludge holding tank, con- TIVE ORDER IS A West valley City. Couch, let detail at station 0+00 possible decision of an est bidder, payable in of the Trustee and of the cial District Courthouse The trustee's sale of the struction of a new UV CRIME CONSTITUTING boxes & totes, weight and connection to the ordinance and/or plat ap- lawful money of the trusts created by said for Tooele County, 74 aforedescribed real disinfection building, A CLASS A MISDE- bench, floor jack, lawn existing 12-inch steel proving the following: United States at the time Deed of Trust, to pay the South 100 East, Tooele, property will be made construction of a new so- MEANOR FOR WHICH mower, misc. items. line at station 29+11.22. a. That the existing plat of sale. Successful bid- remaining principal sums Utah 84074 on May 25, without warranty as to ti- lar sludge drying facility, YOU CAN BE AR- (Published in the Tran- Box Canyon for all lots in Blocks 76 ders must tender a de- of the note(s) secured by 2011 at the hour of tle, possession, or en- installation of wastewa- RESTED, FINED OR script Bulletin April 19 & This design includes ap- and 77, now owned by posit of $5,000 in certi- said Deed of Trust. The 11:00 a.m. The sale is cumbrances. Bidders ter equipment, pumps, JAILED. 26, 2011) proximately 11,810 lineal Louise and Jon Brad- fied funds to the trustee current beneficiary of the for the purpose of fore- must be prepared to ten- retrofitting and repair YOU ARE NOTIFIED feet of 8-inch High Den- shaw, be vacated; at the time of sale, with Trust Deed as of the closing the Deed of Trust der $5,000.00 in certified work on existing facility that a hearing concern- ADVERTISEMENT NO- sity Polyethylene Pipe b. That all real property the balance due by noon date of this notice is: (the “Deed of Trust”) funds at the sale and the buildings, yard piping, ing Petitioner's complaint TICE TO BIDDERS PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR within Blocks 76 and 77 the following business Freedom Mortgage Cor- dated September 6, balance of the purchase and all civil, structural, will be held on the 9th Sealed proposals for the 26 pipe, air vents at high be combined into a sin- day, at the office of the poration. The record 2005 and executed by price in certified funds by architectural, mechani- day of May, 2011, at the construction of Big Pole points and in line at ap- gle lot and be recorded Trustee. At the tooele owner of the property as RUTH O. ALLEN, as 10:00 a.m. the following cal, and electrical work hour of 1:00 p.m., in the Fire EWP Secondary proximately 1,000 foot as a single lot in a plat to county courthouse 74 of the recording of the Trustor and granted and business day. The trus- shown in the Contract Third District Court, Waterline Replacement spacing and drains at be approved by the South 100 East Tooele Notice of Default is/are: conveyed to WASHING- tee reserves the right to Documents. The bids Tooele County, Utah, Project will be received the low points, 8-inch Town and filed with the Utah all right, title and in- David Lloyd and Thelma TON FEDERAL SAV- void the effect of the will be publicly opened before Commissioner by Ensign Engineering & butterfly valve, concrete office of the Tooele terest conveyed to and Diane Lloyd. Dated: April INGS as Beneficiary and trustee's sale after the and read aloud at said MICHELLE TACK. Land Surveying, Inc. at inlet detail at station County Recorder; now held by it under said 12, 2011. Trustee. The Deed of sale based upon infor- city offices at that time. You are required to be 169 North Main Street, 0+00, outlet detail sta- c. That the following Deed of Trust in the James H. Woodall Trust was recorded on mation unknown to the A mandatory pre-bid present at the hearing. Unit #1, Tooele, Utah tion 118+08.03 and in- public ways or streets be property situated in said 10808 River Front September 20, 2005 as trustee at the time of the conference will be held Failure to appear at the 84074, until Tuesday, line discharge points at vacated and conveyed to County and State de- Parkway, Suite 175 Entry No. 247257 of the sale, such as a bank- on Monday April 25, hearing may result in April 26, 2011 at 2:00 station approximately Louise and Jon Brad- scribed as: Lot 140, South Jordan Ut Official Records of the ruptcy filing, a loan rein- 2011 at 10:00 am local your default being en- PM Local Mountain 15+00 and 40+00. shaw, and memorialized shetland meadows no. 1 84095 (801)254-9450 County Recorder of statement, or an agree- Mountain time at the pro- tered and in the granting Standard Daylight Sav- Betterment Items on in a plat to be approved subdivision, according to (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Tooele County, Utah. ment between the trustor ject site located at: of the relief requested by ings Time (MSDST). Box Canyon by the Town and filed the official plat thereof Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 W. Jeffery Fillmore has and beneficiary to post- City of Tooele WRF the Petitioner in her Once received, they will This includes pressure with the office of the on file and of record in P.M. Signature/by: been appointed the Suc- pone or cancel the sale. 3300 North 1200 West complaint/ protective or- be publicly opened. sustaining air vents in Tooele County Re- the Tooele county re- James H. Woodall cessor Trustee of the If so voided, the only re- Tooele, UT 84074 der. During the recent Big place of standard air corder: (i) the alleyway in corder's office.. The R-376277 Deed of Trust. The course of the highest The Contract Documents You may petition the Pole Fire the secondary vents in the Base Bid the center of Block 76; street address and other (Published in the Tran- property subject to the bidder is to receive a full may be examined at City Court for an earlier hear- water delivery systems Schedule, reduction of (ii) the alleyway in the common designation of script Bulletin April 12, Deed of Trust is situated refund of the money paid offices and the Engi- ing date if you so desire. in Little Pole Canyon and 2,200 lineal feet of center of Block 77; and the real property de- 19 & 26, 2011) in Tooele County, Utah to the trustee. THIS IS neer’s office located at: DATED this 18th day of Box Canyon were dam- 8-inch High Density (iii) the portion of Rogers scribed above is pur- and more particularly de- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Tooele City Offices April, 2011. aged and partially de- Polyethylene Pipe PE NOTICE OF TRUS- Street, intersecting ported to be: 285 West scribed as follows: LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- 90 N. Main, Tooele, UT UTAH LEGAL SERV- stroyed to the point they 4710 IPS HDPE DR 26 TEE'S SALE Blocks 76 and 77 (with Daniel Drive Tooele Ut LOT 16, BROOKFIELD FORMATION OB- 84074 ICES, INC. no longer functioned as pipe in the Base Bid APN: 13-022-0-0474 northern and southern 84074. Estimated Total ESTATES SUBDIVI- TAINED WILL BE USED and Aqua Engineering Attorney for Petitioner originally intended. The Schedule with the addi- Trust No. 1307504-07 boundaries of Ben Harri- Debt as of May 12, 2011 SION PHASE 2, AC- FOR THAT PURPOSE. 533 W. 2600 S. Suite JULIE C. WINKLER project design includes tion of 500 lineal feet of Ref: Craig Kesler TRA: son Street and Miners is $158,180.27. The un- CORDING TO THE OF- (This Notice applies if 275, Bountiful, UT 84010 (Published in the Tran- the replacement of the PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR Loan No. xxxxxx4944. Avenue. dersigned Trustee dis- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF this loan was originally Copies of the Contract script Bulletin April 19, water delivery systems 21 pipe, the addition of IMPORTANT NOTICE The details of the forego- claims any liability for ON FILE AND OF RE- made to finance residen- Documents will be avail- 26, May 3 & 10, 2011) in both Canyons and to 600 lineal feet of PE TO PROPERTY ing, reflected on Town any incorrectness of the CORD IN THE TOOELE tial rental property.) able on Monday, April restore the flow of water 4710 IPS HDPE DR 15.5 OWNER: YOU ARE IN PUBLIC NOTICE maps and a proposed street address and other COUNTY RECORDER'S Notice to Tenant 18, 2011, and may be to the water users. pipe, the addition of DEFAULT UNDER A Tooele County School Plat, can be viewed at common designation, if OFFICE. As stated in the accom- obtained at the Issuing There are also some im- 1,100 lineal feet of PE DEED OF TRUST, District is accepting a the Town Offices during any, shown herein. Said Together with all im- panying Notice of Trus- Office of the Engineer, provements that have 4710 IPS HDPE DR 13.5 DATED August 29, Statement of Interest regular business hours. sale will be made without provements, easements, tee's Sale, this property located at: been designed for the pipe, inline discharge 2007. UNLESS YOU and Qualifications from Adjourn. covenant or warranty, rights, appurtenances, is scheduled to be sold Aqua Engineering Box Canyon system as a point at station approxi- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- qualified architectural Pursuant to the Ameri- express or implied, re- rents, royalties, mineral, at public auction to the 533 W. 2600 S. Suite “betterment” to that sys- mately 81+00 in place of TECT YOUR PROP- firms for the design, cans with Disabilities garding title, possession, oil and gas rights and highest bidder unless the 275, Bountiful, UT 84010 tem that may or may not a standard air vent in the ERTY, IT MAY BE preparations of contract Act, individuals needing condition or encum- profits, water rights and default in the obligation Phone: (801) 299-1327 be installed but will be Base Bid Schedule, out- SOLD AT A PUBLIC documents, and con- special accommodations brances, including fees, stock and all fixtures. secured by this property upon payment of bid as an Alternate to the let detail in place of the SALE. IF YOU NEED struction administration, during this meeting charges and expenses The Property has a re- is cured. If the property $150.00 for each set. Base Bid. outlet detail in the Base AN EXPLANATION OF for a small projects de- should notify Lela Ander- of the Trustee and of the puted address of 1154 is sold, you may be al- The OWNER reserves This Project consists of Bid Schedule. THIS PROCEEDING, sign pool. son at 882-3877 prior to trusts created by said East Brookfield Avenue, lowed under federal law the right to reject any or the reconstruction of the The project is to be YOU SHOULD CON- SOIQ Due: the meeting. Deed of Trust, to pay the Erda, Utah 84074. The to continue to occupy all bids; or to accept or entire secondary water completed by Monday, TACT A LAWYER. On April 27, 2011 2:00 P.M. April 15, 2011 remaining principal sums current beneficiary of the your rental unit until your reject the whole or any system in both Little Pole July 11, 2011. May 10, 2011, at Tooele County School Lela Anderson of the note(s) secured by Deed of Trust is Wash- rental agreement ex- part of any bid; to award Canyon and Box Can- Proposal forms, plans, 4:30pm, James H. Woo- District 92 South Lode- Town Clerk said Deed of Trust. The ington Federal Savings pires, or until 90 days af- schedules separately or yon. It shall include all and specifications are dall, as duly appointed stone Way Tooele, UT (Published in the Tran- current beneficiary of the and the record owner of ter the date you are together to contractors, labor, materials, equip- available for review by Trustee under a Deed of 84074 script Bulletin April 19 & Trust Deed as of the the Property as of the reserved with a notice to or to waive any informal- ment, tools and any nec- prospective bidders by Trust recorded August A copy of the complete 21, 2011) date of this notice is: cording of the Notice of vacate, whichever is ity or technicality in any essary incidentals to 10:00 AM Monday, April 31, 2007, as Instrument SOIQ is available at the Gmac Mortgage, Llc. Default and Election to later. If your rental or bid in the best interest of complete all improve- 18, 2011, in the office of No. 292744, in Book xx, Tooele County School REQUEST FOR PROP- The record owner of the Sell is Ruth O. Allen. lease agreement expires the City. Only bids giv- ments as specified on Ensign Engineering & Page xx, of the Official District Office at the SALS property as of the re- The Trustee's sale will after the 90-day period, ing a firm quotation prop- the plans and in the Land Surveying, Inc. at Records in the office at above address, or by FIRE STATION ADDI- cording of the Notice of be made without cove- you may need to provide erly signed will be ac- specifications to the sat- 169 North Main Street, the County Recorder of email to swest@tooe- TION DESIGN/ CON- Default is/are: Tyler Niel- nant or warranty, ex- a copy of your rental or cepted. isfaction of the Owner for Unit #1, Tooele, Utah Tooele County, State of leschools.org. Propos- STRUCTION son and Darrelyn Niel- press or implied, regard- lease agreement to the (Published in the Tran- the pipe system in each 84074. Specifications, Utah, executed by Craig als will be received by TOWN OF VERNON son. Dated: April 12, ing title, possession or new owner to prove your script Bulletin April 19 & canyon. proposal forms, and Kesler and Amelia the Board of Education Proposals will be re- 2011. encumbrances. right to remain on the 26, 2011) NOTE: This Project is plans may also be pur- Kesler, will sell at public for the Tooele County ceived by the Town of James H. Woodall Bidders must tender a property longer than 90 partially funded by the chased at the above lo- auction to highest bid- School District at the ad- Vernon, P.O. Box 134 10808 River Front $5,000 deposit to the days after the sale of the Natural Resources cation upon application der, payable in lawful dress and time stated Vernon, Utah 84080, un- Parkway, Suite 175 Successor Trustee at the property. Conservation Service and payment of a nonre- money of the United above. The Owner re- til 5:00 pm on May 31, South Jordan Ut time of sale and the bal- You must continue to GRANTSVILLE CITY (NRCS). These funds fundable fee of $50.00. States at the time of serves the right to reject 2011 for the Vernon Fire 84095 (801)254-9450 ance of the purchase pay your rent and com- REQUEST FOR PRO- have conditions and Each bidder must submit sale. Successful bidders any and all proposals. Station Addition - Archi- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) price by 12:00 noon the ply with other require- POSALS restrictions that re- a bid bond from an ap- must tender a deposit of All proposals are subject tectural Design/ Con- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 day following the sale. ments of your rental or Library Architectural quire the construction proved surety company $5,000 in certified funds to final approval of the struction Project. P.M. Signature/ by: The deposit must be in lease agreement or you Services to be complete by the on form provided herein; to the trustee at the time Board of Education at its Proposals shall include James H. Woodall the form of a cashier's will be subject to eviction Grantsville City is ac- mandatory deadline of or in lieu thereof, cash, of sale, with the balance regularly scheduled support to obtain financ- R-376273 check or bank official for violating your rental cepting proposals from July 11, 2011. certified check, or cash- due by noon the follow- meeting on May 3, 2011. ing, engineered plans (Published in the Tran- check payable to Wash- or lease agreement. qualified firms for archi- Only Bidders that have ier's check for not less ing business day, at the All questions concerning and the construction of script Bulletin April 12, ington Federal Savings. The new owner or the tectural design and con- the ability to complete than 5% of the total office of the Trustee. At the proposal shall be di- an approximate 40’ by 19 & 26, 2011) The balance must be in new owner's representa- struction administration the Project by the amount of the bid, made the tooele county court- rected to Steven L. 40’ metal building with the form of a wire trans- tive will probably contact services for a new li- deadline should bid. payable to Tooele NOTICE OF TRUS- house 74 South 100 West, Construction Co- site work, as an addition fer, cashier's check or you after the property is brary. All proposals will The Liquidated Dam- County as evidence of TEE'S SALE East Tooele Utah all ordinator for Tooele to the Town’s existing bank official check sold with directions be opened privately and ages for late comple- good faith and a guaran- APN: 12-010-0-0161 right, title and interest County School District at Fire Station. (credit union official about where to pay rent. evaluated by a selection tion of this Contract tee that if awarded the Trust No. 1169334-07 conveyed to and now 435-833-1900 - Fax Specifications for the checks are not ac- The new owner of the committee. Proposals are set at $5,000.00 per contract, the bidder will Ref: David Lloyd TRA: held by it under said 435-833-1912. work and related docu- cepted) payable to property may or may not will be reviewed to deter- day. Each Bidder shall execute the contract and Loan No. xxx8441. IM- Deed of Trust in the (Published in the Tran- ments may be obtained Washington Federal want to offer to enter into mine that the functional provide with their Bid a furnish the contract PORTANT NOTICE TO property situated in said script Bulletin April 14 & from Mayor Kent Sagers Savings. Cash pay- a new rental or lease requirements of the City Completion Schedule bonds as required. The PROPERTY OWNER: County and State de- 19, 2011) at (435) 884-3411 or via ments are not accepted. agreement with you at are met and will be that outlines how they right to reject any or all YOU ARE IN DEFAULT scribed as: Lot 474, the email at mayor. A trustee's deed will be the expiration of the pe- evaluated according to plan to complete the bids is reserved. UNDER A DEED OF ridge subdivision no.4. a DELTA AIRPORT CON- [email protected] delivered to the success- riod described above. the selection criteria. An Project in the allotted Any additional informa- TRUST, DATED May 16, subdivision of Tooele SULTANTS, Inc. invites upon request at no cost. ful bidder within three DATED this 12th day of award will be made by time frame. The tion may be secured at 2007. UNLESS YOU city, according to the plat interested firms to sub- It is anticipated that the business days after re- April, 2011 the City Council after a Schedule should in- the office of Ensign Engi- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- thereof, recorded in the mit Statements of Quali- selection of a vendor will ceipt of the amount bid. Marlon L. Bates, suc- recommendation has clude available equip- neering & Land Survey- TECT YOUR PROP- office of the tooele fications for teaming and be made at the Town The purpose of this no- cessor trustee been made to it by the ment, manpower and ing, Inc. at 169 North ERTY, IT MAY BE county, recorder, state of sub-consulting opportu- Council Meeting on May tice is to collect a debt Scalley Reading Bates selection committee. technique. Each Bid Main Street, Unit #1, SOLD AT A PUBLIC Utah.. The street ad- nities for future 3, 2011. The selected and any information ob- Hansen & Rasmussen, Proposals must be sub- and Schedule received Tooele, Utah 84074. SALE. IF YOU NEED dress and other common airport-related planning vendor may be asked to tained may be used for P.C. mitted no later than 5:00 will be evaluated prior Dated this 8th day of AN EXPLANATION OF designation of the real and development pro- provide assistance in that purpose. 15 West South Temple, p.m. on Friday, April 29, to Award. Bids sub- April, 2011. THIS PROCEEDING, property described jects. Please complete making a funding re- Dated: April 15, 2011 Ste. 600 2011 at the Grantsville mitted without a TOOELE COUNTY YOU SHOULD CON- above is purported to be: the online form at quest through the Utah Successor Trustee Salt Lake City, Utah City Recorder’s Office, Schedule will be con- ROAD DEPARTMENT TACT A LAWYER. On 492 East 770 North www.deltaairport.com/R Permanent Community /s/ W. Jeffery Fillmore 84101 429 East Main Street, sidered non-respon- By: P. Rodney Thomp- May 17, 2011, at Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- FQ. DBE/MBE/WBE Impact Board. Callister Nebeker & Telephone: (801) Grantsville, Utah 84029. sive and will not be son, Director 4:30pm, James H. Woo- mated Total Debt as of firms are strongly en- The Owner reserves the McCullough 531-7870 Proposals should reflect Awarded the Contract. (Published in the Tran- dall, as duly appointed May 10, 2011 is couraged to respond. right to reject any or all 10 East South Temple, Business Hours: 9:00 the best and most com- A Mandatory Pre-Bid script Bulletin April 14, Trustee under a Deed of $204,846.99. The under- (ucan) (Published in the proposals, to waive any Suite 900 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. petitive offers. Grants- Conference is sched- 19 & 21, 2011) Trust recorded May 17, signed Trustee disclaims Transcript Bulletin April informality in a proposal Salt Lake City, UT Trustee No. 94100-1726 ville City reserves the uled for Friday, April 22, 2007, as Instrument No. any liability for any incor- 19, 2011) and to make awards in 84133 (Published in the Tran- right to negotiate with 2011 at 10:00 AM Local 284821, in Book xx, rectness of the street ad- the interest of the (801) 530-7310 script Bulletin April 12, the selected architect MSDST. The Confer- Page xx, of the Official dress and other common Owner. Office Hours 8:30 a.m. 19 & 26, 2011) prior to a final award. ence will be held at the Records in the office at designation, if any, Dated this 15th day of to 5:00 p.m. Proposals must be sub- Ensign Ranch North the County Recorder of shown herein. Said sale ORDER YOUR April, 2011. (Published in the Tran- mitted in a sealed enve- Ranch located in Tooele Tooele County, State of will be made without By: Mayor Kent Sagers script Bulletin April 19, Public Notices lope clearly marked, County on the west side Utah, executed by David covenant or warranty, CLASSIFIED (Published in the Tran- 26 & May 3, 2011) Miscellaneous Grantsville City Library - of State Route 196 Lloyd and Thelma Diane express or implied, re- script Bulletin April 19 & Architectural Services, (SR-196), which is 15 Lloyd Joint Tenants, will garding title, possession, NOTICE OF TRUS- 26, 2011) Deadline for public no- along with the name and ADS ONLINE!miles south of Interstate sell at public auction to condition or encum- TEE'S SALE tices is 4 p.m. the day address of the entity 80 (I-80) Exit 77. highest bidder, payable brances, including fees, The following described prior to publication. submitting the quote. If a FAST PLACEMENT,Little Pole Canyon Public Notices in lawful money of the charges and expenses real property will be sold Public notices submit- verbal presentation is re- This design includes ap- United States at the time of the Trustee and of the at public auction to the Trustees ted past the deadline quired, it will be sched- FAST RESULTS.proximately 2,920 lineal of sale. Successful bid- trusts created by said highest bidder, purchase will not be accepted. uled at a later time and feet of 12-inch High Den- ders must tender a de- Deed of Trust, to pay the price payable in lawful Deadline for public no- UPAXLP date. To place your classifiedsity ads in Polyethylene the Pipe posit of $5,000 in certi- remaining principal sums money of the United tices is 4 p.m. the day Prior to submitting a pro- PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR fied funds to the trustee of the note(s) secured by States of America at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, visit prior to publication. NOTICE OF AUCTION posal, specifications 26 pipe, air vents at high at the time of sale, with said Deed of Trust. The time of sale, at the main www.tooeletranscript.com. Public notices submit- Date of Sale: Saturday, should be obtained from points and drains at the the balance due by noon current beneficiary of the entrance of the Tooele Your ad will appear in the print ted past the deadline April 30, 2011. Time: Tom Hammond - City low points, 12-inch but- the following business Trust Deed as of the County Courthouse, will not be accepted. 10:00 AM. Purchasing Agent at issue of the Transcript Bulletin,terfly valve, concrete in- day, at the office of the date of this notice is: a/k/a the Third Judicial UPAXLP Beehive Storage, 1498 (435) 884-3411 or via Tooele Valley Extra and leton thedetail at station 0+00 Trustee. At the tooele Gmac Mortgage, Llc. District Court, 74 South N. Main, Tooele. email at thammond@ tooeletranscript.com website!and connection to the NOTICE OF TRUS- county courthouse 74 The record owner of the 100 East, Tooele, Utah, This notice of auction is grantsvilleut.gov. existing 12-inch steel TEE'S SALE South 100 East Tooele property as of the re- on Monday, May 16, being given pursuant to The right is reserved to line at station 29+11.22. APN: 12-010-0-0140 Utah all right, title and in- cording of the Notice of 2011, at the hour of 9:30 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code reject all proposals, to Box Canyon Trust No. 1307262-07 terest conveyed to and Default is/are: Craig a.m. of that day for the Annotated. waive any informality or This design includes ap- Ref: Tyler Nielson TRA: now held by it under said Kesler and Amelia purpose of foreclosing a UNIT #137 Richard Ar- technicality or to accept proximately 11,810 lineal Loan No. xxxxxx7630. Deed of Trust in the Kesler. Dated: April 05, deed of trust originally ellano, 336 E 400 N, proposals deemed in the feet of 8-inch High Den- IMPORTANT NOTICE property situated in said 2011. executed by Jerry Thorn- Tooele, UT 84074. best interest of Grants- sity Polyethylene Pipe T O P R O P E R T Y County and State de- James H. Woodall ton and Blanca Thorn- Couches, mattress, ville City Corporation. PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR OWNER: YOU ARE IN scribed as: Lot 161, 10808 River Front ton, in favor of Mortgage misc. furniture, boxes, Dated this 6th day of 26 pipe, air vents at high DEFAULT UNDER A shetland meadows no. 1 Parkway, Suite 175 Electronic Registration tools, building supplies. April 2011. points and in line at ap- DEED OF TRUST, subdivision, according to South Jordan Ut Systems, Inc, covering (Published in the Tran- Tom Hammond proximately 1,000 foot DATED December 19, the official plat thereof 84095 (801)254-9450 real property located at script Bulletin April 12 & Grantsville City Pur- spacing and drains at 2008. UNLESS YOU recorded in the office of (800)245-1886 (Hotline) approximately 226 West 19, 2011) chasing Agent the low points, 8-inch TAKE ACTION TO PRO- the county recorder of Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Nautical Drive, Stans- www.tooeletranscript.com NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 (Published in the Tran- butterfly valve, concrete TECT YOUR PROP- said county.. The street P.M. Signature/by: bury Park, sometimes BECOME A SUB- script Bulletin April 12, inlet detail58 North at station Main • P.O. Box 390 ERTY, IT MAY BE address and other com- James H. Woodall referred to as, 226 West SCRIBER. 882-0050 Tooele, Utah 84074 19 & 26, 2011) 0+00, outlet detail sta- SOLD AT A PUBLIC mon designation of the R-375903 Windsong Drive, Stans- tion 118+08.03 and in- SALE. IF YOU NEED real property described (Published in the Tran- bury Park, Tooele line discharge points at AN EXPLANATION OF above is purported to be: script Bulletin April 5, 12 County, Utah, and more station approximately THIS PROCEEDING, 737 North 300 West & 19, 2011) particularly described as: 15+00 and 40+00. YOU SHOULD CON- Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- LOT 1125, LAKESIDE Betterment Items on TACT A LAWYER. On mated Total Debt as of NO. 11 P.U.D., AC- Box Canyon May 24, 2011, at May 17, 2011 is CORDING TO THE OF- This includes pressure 4:30pm, James H. Woo- $219,552.16. The under- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF sustaining air vents in dall, as duly appointed signed Trustee disclaims ON FILE AND OF RE- place of standard air Trustee under a Deed of any liability for any incor- CORD IN THE TOOELE vents in the Base Bid Trust recorded Decem- rectness of the street ad- COUNTY RECORDER'S Schedule, reduction of ber 29, 2008, as Instru- dress and other common OFFICE. 15-063-0-1125 2,200 lineal feet of ment No. 318164, in designation, if any, The current beneficiary 8-inch High Density Book xx, Page xx, of the shown herein. Said sale of the trust deed is Polyethylene Pipe PE Official Records in the will be made without JPMorgan Chase Bank, 4710 IPS HDPE DR 26 office at the County Re- covenant or warranty, National Association, pipe in the Base Bid corder of Tooele County, express or implied, re- and the record owner of Schedule with the addi- State of Utah, executed garding title, possession, the property as of the re- tion of 500 lineal feet of by Tyler Nielson and condition or encum- cording of the notice of PE 4710 IPS HDPE DR Darrelyn Nielson, will sell brances, including fees, default is Jerry Thornton 21 pipe, the addition of at public auction to high- charges and expenses and Blanca Thornton. 600 lineal feet of PE est bidder, payable in of the Trustee and of the The trustee's sale of the 4710 IPS HDPE DR 15.5 lawful money of the trusts created by said aforedescribed real pipe, the addition of United States at the time Deed of Trust, to pay the property will be made 1,100 lineal feet of PE of sale. Successful bid- remaining principal sums without warranty as to ti- 4710 IPS HDPE DR 13.5 ders must tender a de- of the note(s) secured by tle, possession, or en- pipe, inline discharge posit of $5,000 in certi- said Deed of Trust. The cumbrances. Bidders point at station approxi- fied funds to the trustee current beneficiary of the must be prepared to ten- mately 81+00 in place of at the time of sale, with Trust Deed as of the der $5,000.00 in certified a standard air vent in the the balance due by noon date of this notice is: funds at the sale and the Base Bid Schedule, out- the following business Freedom Mortgage Cor- balance of the purchase let detail in place of the day, at the office of the poration. The record price in certified funds by outlet detail in the Base Trustee. At the tooele owner of the property as 10:00 a.m. the following Bid Schedule. county courthouse 74 of the recording of the business day. The trus- The project is to be South 100 East Tooele Notice of Default is/are: tee reserves the right to completed by Monday, Utah all right, title and in- David Lloyd and Thelma void the effect of the July 11, 2011. terest conveyed to and Diane Lloyd. Dated: April trustee's sale after the Proposal forms, plans, now held by it under said 12, 2011. sale based upon infor- and specifications are Deed of Trust in the James H. Woodall mation unknown to the available for review by property situated in said 10808 River Front trustee at the time of the prospective bidders by County and State de- Parkway, Suite 175 sale, such as a bank- 10:00 AM Monday, April scribed as: Lot 140, South Jordan Ut ruptcy filing, a loan rein- 18, 2011, in the office of shetland meadows no. 1 84095 (801)254-9450 statement, or an agree- Ensign Engineering & subdivision, according to (800)245-1886 (Hotline) ment between the trustor Land Surveying, Inc. at the official plat thereof Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 and beneficiary to post- 169 North Main Street, on file and of record in P.M. Signature/by: pone or cancel the sale. Unit #1, Tooele, Utah the Tooele county re- James H. Woodall If so voided, the only re- 84074. Specifications, corder's office.. The R-376277 course of the highest proposal forms, and street address and other (Published in the Tran- bidder is to receive a full plans may also be pur- common designation of script Bulletin April 12, refund of the money paid chased at the above lo- the real property de- 19 & 26, 2011) to the trustee. THIS IS cation upon application scribed above is pur- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- and payment of a nonre- ported to be: 285 West LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- fundable fee of $50.00. Daniel Drive Tooele Ut FORMATION OB- Each bidder must submit 84074. Estimated Total TAINED WILL BE USED a bid bond from an ap- Debt as of May 12, 2011 FOR THAT PURPOSE. proved surety company is $158,180.27. The un- (This Notice applies if on form provided herein; dersigned Trustee dis- this loan was originally or in lieu thereof, cash, claims any liability for made to finance residen- certified check, or cash- any incorrectness of the tial rental property.) ier's check for not less street address and other Notice to Tenant than 5% of the total common designation, if As stated in the accom- amount of the bid, made any, shown herein. Said panying Notice of Trus- payable to Tooele sale will be made without tee's Sale, this property County as evidence of covenant or warranty, is scheduled to be sold good faith and a guaran- express or implied, re- at public auction to the tee that if awarded the garding title, possession, highest bidder unless the contract, the bidder will condition or encum- default in the obligation execute the contract and brances, including fees, secured by this property furnish the contract charges and expenses is cured. If the property bonds as required. The of the Trustee and of the is sold, you may be al- right to reject any or all trusts created by said lowed under federal law bids is reserved. Deed of Trust, to pay the to continue to occupy Any additional informa- remaining principal sums your rental unit until your tion may be secured at of the note(s) secured by rental agreement ex- the office of Ensign Engi- said Deed of Trust. The pires, or until 90 days af- neering & Land Survey- current beneficiary of the ter the date you are ing, Inc. at 169 North Trust Deed as of the served with a notice to Main Street, Unit #1, date of this notice is: vacate, whichever is Tooele, Utah 84074. Gmac Mortgage, Llc. later. If your rental or Dated this 8th day of The record owner of the lease agreement expires April, 2011. property as of the re- after the 90-day period, TOOELE COUNTY cording of the Notice of you may need to provide ROAD DEPARTMENT Default is/are: Tyler Niel- a copy of your rental or By: P. Rodney Thomp- son and Darrelyn Niel- lease agreement to the son, Director son. Dated: April 12, new owner to prove your (Published in the Tran- 2011. right to remain on the script Bulletin April 14, James H. Woodall property longer than 90 19 & 21, 2011) 10808 River Front days after the sale of the Parkway, Suite 175 property. South Jordan Ut You must continue to 84095 (801)254-9450 pay your rent and com- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) ply with other require- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 ments of your rental or P.M. Signature/ by: lease agreement or you James H. Woodall will be subject to eviction R-376273 for violating your rental (Published in the Tran- or lease agreement. script Bulletin April 12, The new owner or the 19 & 26, 2011) new owner's representative will probably contact you after the property is sold with directions about where to pay rent. The new owner of the property may or may not want to offer to enter into a new rental or lease agreement with you at the expiration of the period described above. DATED this 12th day of April, 2011 Marlon L. Bates, successor trustee Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & Rasmussen, P.C. 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Trustee No. 94100-1726 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 12, 19 & 26, 2011) B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2011 HOMEFRONT Make decorating eggs a part of your Easter holiday tradition aster has come late this didn’t have chickens, you could year — about as late as certainly purchase eggs inex- Eit ever comes. Easter pensively from someone who can fall on a Sunday between did. Through all this, decorat- March 22 and April 25. Since Diane Sagers ing them with dyes and paints we celebrate on April 24 this CORRESPONDENT became a custom. year, it could only come one Boiling eggs for Easter eggs day later. is not a difficult process but This holiday dances around you can avoid the greenish on the calendar. The actual nies, baskets, candy and eggs ring around the yolk by avoid- date for the holiday depends in many colors. What would ing cooking the eggs for too on the phases of the moon and Easter be without eggs? long or at too high a heat, cool- the advent of spring. Easter Just how did eggs become a ing them quickly after cooking comes on the first Sunday after part of the celebration? There and using fresh eggs. the first full moon after spring are a lot of legends about eggs However, it is easier to begins based on a decision of and the resurrection. Some remove the shells from eggs the First council of Nicaea in Christians see the egg as a that are not quite so fresh 325. symbol of resurrection. The without tearing the white In more formal language, egg, though dormant, contains apart. Cooling quickly in cold the Nicaean council deter- a new life sealed within it. water also helps shells come mined that Easter will be the As eggs were prohibited for off cooked eggs. first Sunday after the full moon Lent, households used up all Keep boiled eggs in the (the Paschal Full Moon) follow- their eggs before the season refrigerator. They should not ing the northern hemisphere’s began. Since the hens didn’t be left out for more than two vernal equinox. observe the holiday and just hours to be kept safe to eat. To Christians, the real pur- kept on laying eggs, there Hunting the eggs pose of Easter is to celebrate must have been a dearth of Making a game of an Easter the resurrection of Jesus Christ. them at the end of the season. egg hunt can be great fun. One But like most Christian holi- Eating them again would be method can be to dye eggs in days, there are many “extras” something of a celebration and different colors — one for each that add fun to the holiday. there would be plenty to be child. Each child hunts his own Easter fun includes bun- used as soon as possible. If you color of eggs and no other. By doing this, the eggs for older children can be hidden in less courtesy of McCormick Company obvious places than those for Colorful eggs are a part of the Easter holiday. You can use natural dyes, food coloring, or Easter egg dye tablets to color younger children. the eggs. You can also decorate with paints or scraps of lace and ribbon. Another option is to have an Easter treasure hunt. Hide an egg with a clue attached in beautiful eggs decorated with further and add various deco- the other end. Rinse inside the your child’s Easter basket. You multiple colors, paints, fancy rations to make them even egg to clean it and dry before can enclose it in a blown-out designs and multiple dying. more beautiful. The effect is dying. egg shell or write it on the out- For example the Ukrainian fun and lovely. While most Onion skin eggs side of an egg. Then you can Easter eggs, known as Pysanky people dye boiled eggs, raw Wrap a raw egg in brown use as many or as few clues as eggs, are worth keeping from eggs can also be dyed for those onion skins. Overlap skins. you wish to help the children year to year. They take a good who don’t like boiled eggs. The Wrap in cheesecloth or a clean find their Easter treasures. You deal of time but the results can inside can be used in baking or rag. Fasten with a rubber band. can also provide a special treat be exquisite. eggs cooked in other ways. Boil as usual. Unwrap and to children who find a special As long as the shell stays Another option is to blow remove the skin. The egg shell particular egg. Make it difficult intact, the egg inside eventu- the egg out of the shell and will be dyed with colors that to find so that the treats are ally dries up. However, many dye the shells. They make vary from yellow, to brown, to well earned. people blow the insides out attractive centerpieces and gold to rust. Egg decorating of the shell before decorating can be placed on the ends of Marbled eggs Most of the eggs that will be them so that there is no danger skewers and arranged like a (These eggs will have a shiny part of Easter egg hunts this of breaking a rotten egg. flower bouquet. You may also surface of varied colors) weekend will be dyed simply Although the dye tablets are wish to write short messages 1 teaspoon food coloring Diane Sagers by dunking them in a food the easiest way to create the on slips of paper, roll them up 1 tablespoon vinegar coloring that dyes the shells. festive colors of Easter eggs, and place them inside the egg 1 cup very hot water Deviled eggs are a favorite way to use up Easter eggs after the holidays. However, there are some really food colors work equally well. through the larger hole. 1 tablespoon salad oil Some natural dyes also make Blowing eggs Mix together the above beautiful colored eggs. One of To blow eggs from the shells, ingredients. Dye as usual. my favorite ways uses onion pierce a hole in one end of the For variation, add a drop or skins to dye eggs. The skins egg by twisting a needle as you two of another color after mix- provide a bit of a surprise. Who push it in. 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