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Elementary CRIME AND PUNISHMENT County to fix school burglars up Grantsville arrested senior center Thousands of dollars in elec- Current facility described as tronic equipment recovered overcrowded and run-down by Suzanne Ashe by Kelly Evertsen STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER Two Tooele men and two male juveniles With an ice cooler tucked behind the back door, were taken into custody over the weekend food stuffed into small corners of the tiny kitchen, on suspicion of burglarizing East Elementary and hallways and offices that are being used for School on at least two occasions. storage, the Grantsville Senior Citizens Center The latest burglary took place April 7, has little room to accommodate its increasing according to investigator Paul Wimmer of amount of visitors. To make matters worse, the the Tooele City Police Department On April crowded center is understaffed and in need of 8, school cafeteria employees called police major upgrades, according to Grantsville Senior after they discovered two lock boxes full Citizens Center Director Diane Caldwell. of cash had been broken into. When police Luckily, Tooele County Commissioner Bruce arrived and searched the rest of the school, Clegg recently announced plans to spearhead it was obvious other items were missing, renovations to the rundown, outdated facility. Wimmer said. Clegg said he is currently trying to work with “A printer was thrown down some stairs, Grantsville City, which owns the building, to a microwave oven had been knocked off its obtain rights to expand and upgrade the center. stand,” he said. “We’ll have to get the funds allocated, but the Detective James May processed the Grantsville Senior Center is high on the county’s scene and interviewed several current and list [of priorities],” Clegg said. “The center needs recently terminated employees. The investi- more adequate freezer space and cooking space, gation not only netted the four suspects, but and hoods over the oven for the ventilation sys- about 90 percent of the missing equipment tem. We’re going to have to juggle money around, was returned. but we’re promising that we’re in the starting Three of the suspects had been East stages.” Elementary custodial employees, said Tooele The Grantsville Senior Center board also wants County School District Superintendent Mike to see the entertainment hall expanded and plumbing installed in the crafts room. Johnsen. Caldwell said she couldn’t be happier about Houston Montague, 18, of Tooele, the county’s plan to step in and fix the center’s appeared in court this morning for an problems. arraignment. He was given a $50,000 non- “With the growth, we just need more space,” bondable bail and will be back in court next Caldwell said. “We’re to the brim right now.” SEE EAST ON A5 The center serves almost 100 senior citizens daily from the Grantsville and Erda areas, as

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photography courtesy of Matthew Hatfield Teenage rapist and murderer Robert Cameron photography / Troy Boman Houston appears in court during his sentenc- Grantsville Senior Citizen Director Diane ing trial last Wednesday. On Friday, Houston Caldwell (left) and head cook Debbie Bolinder was sentenced to life in prison without parole stand in the center’s kitchen, which serves over for killing Tooele native Raechale Elton. 100 meals a day despite being very small. Elton murder case photography / Troy Boman Wendover blaze closed, family Leslie Baird looks towards her attorney William B. Parsons III as he gives closing arguments in her sentencing trial Tuesday. Baird was sentenced to one year in jail and three years of probation for a second-degree felony charge of forcible sexual abuse of a 17-year-old male student. kills one man remembers by Karen Hunt As killer gets life without parole, STAFF WRITER parents reminisce on daughter For the second time this year, a major fire Sex-offender Baird won’t has burned through a Wendover apartment by Suzanne Ashe complex. STAFF WRITER Around 8:30 Friday morning, a fire broke Three days after Raechale Elton’s killer out at the Bonneville Gardens Apartments was sentenced to prison for the rest of his do prison time for crime in Wendover, Utah. One man, an Indian natural life, dozens of photographs of her immigrant who is believed to have started are spread across a kitchen table. Not any Former THS employee apologizes to victims; admits taking advantage of students the fire in an apparent suicide, died in the kitchen table, but the same spot where she flames. Thirteen families were evacuated once sat finishing her homework, mapping by Suzanne Ashe end of the 2006 school year and possibly into the sum- from the building, leaving 31 people home- out family trips, and eating dinner with her mer. Tooele City Police Chief Ron Kirby said investigators less. Sixteen units in the building were STAFF WRITER believed the sexual encounters took place away from sister and parents. Former Tooele High School employee Leslie Baird was destroyed. school grounds. A painted sign on the wall above the table sentenced today to one to 15 years in prison for the sec- It was the second major fire in the area reads “The Gathering Place.” And it was. In January, Kouris sent Baird to Utah State Penitentiary this year, following a devastating blaze at the ond-degree felony of having sex with two teenage students. Bruce and Teresa Elton leaf through the to undergo a 90-day psycho-sexual evaluation. Bonneville Inn in January. Judge Mark Kouris said in 3rd District Court that he would photographs. In each snapshot, their daugh- Baird’s attorney William Parsons III urged Kouris to be While Wendover, West Wendover and stay that sentence, and instead imposed a sentence of 36 ter is smiling, holding a baby, hugging her lenient, stating that Baird understood the gravity of her Tooele airport firefighters fought the blaze, months probation with a number of attached conditions. older sister Melissa or clowning around. crime, that she had the full support of her family, and that two adjacent buildings were also evacuated Baird, 42, who worked at THS for six years, most recent- The Eltons were remembering their she was an excellent candidate for probation. in case the fire spread. daughter’s life, a life cut short at 22 by ly as a computer lab coordinator, pleaded guilty to forcible Deputy County Attorney Gary Searle argued because “They fought that fire all day, because a violent young man she was trying to sexual abuse of a 17-year-old male student last year. she was in a position of authority at the time of the crime, the heavy winds kept pushing the fire,” said help. A Davis County jury sentenced Robert She was arrested in August after the parents of a 17-year- she needed to be held accountable. Michael Hurick, director of emergency ser- Cameron Houston to life without the possi- old and an 18-year-old, both students, reported to police In a statement to the court, Baird said, “I need to apolo- vices for the Red Cross in northern Nevada. bility of parole after a week-long sentencing that their sons had engaged in sexual acts with Baird. Baird gize to the victims... They had no part in this. I took advan- The Red Cross received a call around 9:50 hearing last Friday. immediately admitted that she had participated in sex acts tage of them.” a.m. and volunteers with the Elko, Nev., Houston confessed last month to raping with the boys. The victims and their families were in the courtroom, service center office opened temporary shel- and killing Elton, a youth counselor who Baird was originally charged with two first-degree felony although none of them testified. ters Friday at the Wendover Community worked for the Clearfield-based, state-fund- counts of forcible sodomy and one second-degree felony Kouris said he had previously read a statement by the Center and Wendover High School. ed program where Houston lived. count of forcible sex abuse against her 17-year-old victim. victims’ parents and based his decision partly on that. The disaster relief will cost around $25,000, “Raechale liked to go fishing,” said her Although she did not exude force on the boys, she abused according to area Red Cross Executive father, holding up one of the photographs. her position as their teacher. Director Caroline Punches. The sex acts were alleged to have occurred toward the SEE BAIRD ON A5 SEE ELTON ON A3 SEE BLAZE ON A3

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Wed 47/31 4/18 against deep-pocket donors Windy with rain showers. Thunder by Brock Vergakis tive effect that no other states ed Amway, a household and possible. High 47F. ASSOCIATED PRESS can afford to ignore.” nutritional products compa- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Byrne is Parents for Choice ny, campaign finance reports bitter, intensely local fight has in Education’s largest donor show. Dick DeVos is a former erupted in Utah over whether from Utah. Nearly half the CEO of the company and a Thu 52/35 money the group spent on failed candidate for governor 4/19 public money should be used to send children to private legislative campaigns came of Michigan. He’s advocated Times of sun and clouds. Highs in schools, turning ordinarily from an Alexandria, Va.- creating school voucher pro- the low 50s and lows in the mid quiet neighborhoods into hot- based political action com- grams for years and led a 30s. beds of political activism. mittee called All Children ballot initiative that would Parents have been walk- Matter that has its headquar- have allowed vouchers, ing door-to-door, from soc- ters in Grand Rapids, Mich. which was defeated by vot- All Children Matter donat- ers there. Between 1999 and cer games to baseball games, Fri ed $240,000 to Parents for 2005, DeVos and his relatives 59/41 hoping to persuade their Choice in Education in 2006 spent more than $7 million 4/20 friends and strangers that the and about $250,000 during the funding voucher political Occasional showers possible. state is either helping chil- 2004 campaign cycle, finance action committees, includ- Highs in the upper 50s and lows in dren by giving them money reports in Utah show. ing more than $430,000 to All the low 40s. to attend private schools or Utah was one of 10 states Children Matter, according to hurting them by taking away ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content that All Children Matter has records kept by the Michigan Service money that could be spent on targeted to affect state elec- Campaign Finance Network. all the state’s children. tions, spending about $8 mil- Messages left by The Temps / Precipitation It’s a debate that will lion nationwide in the 2003- Associated Press for DeVos, likely play out in neighbor- 2004 election cycle. It is an All Children Matter Executive Date High Low (prec./inches) hoods nationwide as voucher organization dedicated to Director Greg Brock and at April 12 53 35 proponents use Utah’s new supporting candidates who Wal-Mart headquarters were April 13 56 32 school voucher program as favor charter schools and not returned. April 14 67 37 an example to get legislation voucher programs. Nancy Pomeroy, spokes- April 15 66 48 passed elsewhere. That is It’s largely financed by woman for Parents for April 16 63 39 exactly what national voucher heirs to the Wal-Mart for- Choice in Education, makes Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for groups and their donors had tune and the founders of no apologies about where her AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac the National Weather Service, reports that his in mind when the state and Pat Rusk logs school voucher petitions at the Utah Education recording station at 139 S. Main received no Amway, according to finance group’s funding comes from its conservative Legislature reports in Virginia. In 2004, — which also includes the Association’s headquarters on Monday, April 9, in Murray. More than precipitation between April 12 and 16 and a 130,000 signatures were collected to put the new system passed by total of .32 inches in April. were targeted with more than Jim Walton and John Walton, Utah Association of Realtors the state legislature to a vote by the people. Voucher supporters spent For the water year, which began Oct. 1, $500,000 in campaign dona- children of Wal-Mart founder and EnergySolutions, opera- years drumming up support and nearly $1 million in the last two elec- 2006, Tooele has received 10.17 inches of tions last year. Sam Walton, each donated tor of the country’s largest precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 Utah has the nation’s tions to advance their cause. inches of precipitation. more than $3 million to All and only privately owned broadest school voucher pro- In the past five years, the Children Matter, the reports radioactive-waste disposal the better part of a decade gram, which allows parents showed. In 2006, the estate of facility. UEA has spent about $1 mil- Pollen Count between $500 and $3,000 for and been shot down by big John Walton donated anoth- “We’re not ashamed,” she bucks coming out of state lion in campaign expendi- their children to attend a pri- The Intermountain Allergy and er $4.1 million, the reports said. “This is a David and from the NEA. Look at what tures. Parents for Choice in Asthma pollen count for April 17, 2007, vate school. It passed in the showed. Goliath fight. We’re little.” their agenda is — to kill Education has spent about is as follows: state House by one vote. “It’s certainly not a grass- Pomeroy said vouchers’ vouchers,” she said. $900,00. It spent no money on Maple — Very High “This is the camel’s nose Mulberry — High roots operation. These are primary opponent, the Utah However, nearly all the campaigns in 2001. under the tent,” said Patrick heavy hitters,” said Rich Education Association, also Sycamore — High UEA’s political contribu- The UEA is Utah’s largest Cedar — Moderate Byrne, who is CEO of Robinson, director of the receives money from out tions came from individual teachers union and was one Birch — Moderate Overstock.com, an online Michigan Campaign Finance of state interests through Cottonwood — Low donors from Utah and most shopping site, and gave Network, a nonpartisan orga- the National Education of several education groups Oak — Low of those were for less than that opposed the voucher Gingko — Low $70,000 to the local pro- nization that tracks campaign Association. $100, though the NEA donat- effort. It, along with other Mold — Low voucher group Parents for spending. “I think those who live in ed $25,000 to the UEA in groups, is now trying to get Choice in Education. “If it Another large donor to fat, honking glass houses 2002, state campaign finance enough votes to repeal the Subscriber Service takes hold here and proceeds All Children Matter is the should not be lobbing stones. reports show. here it will have a demonstra- DeVos family, which found- Vouchers have come up for program via referendum. If you haven’t received your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. Customer service hours on Tuesday and Scratching game gives St. George girl deadly infection TOOELETRANSCRIPT Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — than before the infection. they keep scratching to see then,” said Marshall Topham, BULLETIN A 14-year-old girl who was “Necrotizing fasciitis has how far you can go.” assistant superintendent for Since 1894 playing a game that involved a very high fatality rate that The girl’s mother brought secondary education for the �� friends scratching letters into can approach as much as 60 her to the hospital on March Washington County School �� the skin got an infection that percent,” said Nicholas Bird, 8 with her arm swollen and �� District. “Every science class Tooele was potentially fatal. medical director for hyperbar- bruised up to the armpit. The prepared a unit of instruction �� A scratch on the girl’s hand ic medicine at Dixie Regional next day, doctors figured out �� on this type of infection and caused necrotizing fasciitis, Medical Center. “If someone what had caused the infec- �� the serious nature of this type “We Are Your Neighborhood an infection in which toxins doesn’t die, they’re very likely tion. �� of infection.” Family Theatre” “She wound up with this �� destroy skin and muscle. to lose a limb or a part of a The teen has gone through 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. �� Since her left arm became limb.” infection with a small scratch more than 40 hyperbaric (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� infected in early March, the Edward Fernandez, the on the skin and that was �� treatments and has about two Tickets are now available online girl has gone through seven girl’s stepfather, said she was enough of a break in the skin at www.movieswest.com �� dozen left to help the tissue surgeries to remove tissue scratched by a friend while to allow this bacteria to just �� infected with the flesh-eating they were playing a game to take over her arm,” Bird said. and muscle recover with oxy- �� gen. She also faces two more April 13 - 19 �� bacteria and has had oxygen see how many letters they The girl’s parents went to *Times & Shows Subject to Change surgeries. �� treatments twice daily. could scratch into the other’s school officials to make sure * �� Doctors, who were initially skin. they knew about the game and The bacteria is common �� Meet the Robinsons the potential dangers breaking and lives on all people it is not Dly: 4:25, 7:10, 9:20 �� worried the teen would not “I guess the girls were play- (PG) the skin could lead to. known why it effects some Sat: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:10, 9:20 �� survive, said the arm shouldn’t ing a game called the ‘ABC Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:10 Only �� have to be amputated, but will game,’” Fernandez said. “The “Nobody had been aware of people and not others, Bird �� probably be less functional kids go through the alphabet, it (the ABC game) at all until said. * �� Grind House �� Dly: 4:00, 7:35 (R) �� Sat: 12:20, 4:00, 7:35 Draper veteran wins right Sun: 12:20, 4:00 Only �� * �� to display flag over condo Fire House Dog �� Dly: 4:10 (PG) �� DRAPER, Utah (AP) — An removing the flag had nothing Sat: 12:00 �� Air Force veteran has won a to do with the flag itself, but Sun: 12:00 Only �� battle with his homeowners the mounting that was placed �� association over his display on the town house without Wild Hogs �� of an American flag over the the association board’s per- Dly: 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� (PG-13) door of his town house. mission. Sat: 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� FREE Drink Sun: 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 Only �� Kevin Capito said he Capito, who spent four �� received a letter this week years serving in the Air Force, with any dinner * from the association approv- cited the Freedom to Display entree purchase Perfect Stranger �� Dly: 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 (R) �� ing his application and out- the American Flag Act of 2005, Sat: 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 �� lining the conditions under in his response to the manage- Sun: 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05 Only �� which he can display the Stars ment company. DINNERS and Stripes. The law prohibits hom- (Served with fries, salad and roll) * �� • NY Steak Dinner �� “The letter said I’m free to eowners associations and Are We Done Yet? • Fish Dinner Dly: 4:05, 7:05, 9:05 (PG) �� leave it up if I accept all lia- other real-estate associa- • Shrimp Dinner Sat: 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 7:05, 9:05 �� Sun: 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 7:05 Only �� bility for any damage to the tions or management compa- • Fish Combo Dinner �� outside of the town house,” nies from prohibiting proper • Gyro Dinner �� Capito said. displays or uses of the flag, �� • Chicken Dinner Disturbia �� The flag on Capito’s home which includes mounting it on Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 (PG) �� became the subject of contro- a 45-degree angle on the front Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 Only �� versy in March, shortly after of a building, as Capito’s is. �� he mounted the flag holder The approval letter Capito Show Times are subject to change. �� Our Box Office opens daily 20 �� and began flying a standard received this week came with minutes before 1st show starts. �� 3-by-5-foot flag. several conditions including All shows before 6pm $4.50 �� Community Management, that he repair any damage the • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� which manages the property, mount may cause to the exte- 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� contacted Capito to inform rior of the building. HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm him that the mounting brack- “That’s reasonable,” Capito PG �� et he installed violated hom- said. eowners association regula- But he is disappointed the RITZ RITZ �� tions and ordered him to take flap over his flag addresses Sun — Thur 5:00 • 7:00 Sun — Thur 5:00 • 7:00 �� Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 �� it — and thus the flag — down. only his property and doesn’t Tooele’s Show Place Will Ferrell, Jon Heder, Craig T. Nelson �� He said the association threat- set a larger precedent. for Over 60 Years! �� ened to put a lien on his home “Until there’s some case �� if it wasn’t removed. law, HOAs will continue to do 882-2273 �� A Community Management this to people,” Capito said. 111 North Main, Tooele �� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net �� employee said the commu- “I guess it’ll be up to the next REDLINE ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:BLADES $4.00 before OF6pm: $4.00 GLORY nications with Capito about person to take it to court.” A3

TUESDAY April 17, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 USU-Tooele graduates largest class in its history by Alleen Lang a speech by Douglas D. Anderson, tion challenges. A sign language unique stories and that doesn’t hap- Stephanie Adams was given the Provost Ray Coward, executive CORRESPONDENT dean of business at Utah State interpreter helped Lucero under- pen when you have hundreds grad- Outstanding Student Award among director Robinson, and other digni- The 79 graduates of USU-Tooele University. stand the graduation events. uating,” said Suzanne Anderson. students graduating with a bache- taries representing the school and got kudos for obtaining an educa- “I think the graduation itself has Melody Mattingly, a single par- Suzanne Anderson said the grad- lor’s degree, and Katheryn Bleazard community. tion while working, raising children become more of a formal affair,” ent, graduated with a bachelor’s uating class of 2007 is anything was given the Outstanding Student Suzanne Anderson only expects and overcoming other obstacles said Suzanne Anderson. “I know degree, although she has an estab- but traditional. The average age of Award among those earning an additional growth in the future for at a commencement ceremony on the year I graduated in 2000 they lished career, because she wanted graduates is 32, with women mak- associate degree. the university. still used to host a dinner because to be an example to her children. ing up 80 percent of the student Bruce Nye, a history instruc- Saturday. They made up the largest “We’re growing by leaps and graduating class ever at the Tooele there were so few graduates.” Michelle Lane, a high school stu- body. tor at USU-Tooele, was given the bounds and we’re just thrilled,”said. campus. Keynote speaker Anderson was dent, graduated with an associate Graduates Tina Stein and Kamela Outstanding Faculty award. The “I think the campus is an asset to “It’s up from 43 graduates last able to highlight stories of some of degree from USU-Tooele, earning Perkins, were also speakers at the award is voted on by students. year,” said USU academic adviser the graduates. a scholarship to pay for 75 percent event. Ron Allen, one of the founders of the community and we’ve received Suzanne Anderson. Douglas Anderson, formerly a of her tuition at any college in the Other graduates included USU-Tooele who helped organize a lot of support from Tooele County, The first USU extension pro- faculty member at Harvard, high- state of Utah. Lane was a struggling Alejandro Lopes, a Spanish teacher funding for the school, was given Tooele City and Grantsville City.” gram graduation in Tooele was in lighted three graduates: a deaf stu- teenager who knew she was capa- at Tooele High School who earned the Outstanding Service Award. USU-Tooele will hold a ceremo- 1984, with three graduates. dent, a single mother and a high ble of more, so she decided to take a master’s degree and was given The Poppy Ott family book ny for 15 inmate graduates on April As a result of 23 years of growth, school senior. classes from USU while attending one of three Outstanding Student scholarship was given to Sandy 24 at 9 a.m. at the Bluffdale pris- graduations have changed over the Elizabeth Lucero, a deaf stu- high school and working. Awards for working full time and Critchlow and to Tooele County for on in Draper. Rep. State Senator years. Saturday’s commencement dent, graduated with an associate “Any one of our graduates could earning a 4.0 grade point average their support of the campus. Brent Goodfellow will speak. was marked by refreshments and degree in spite of her communica- have been highlighted. They all have in the master’s program. Degrees were bestowed by USU [email protected]

ite holiday, but she didn’t make Raechale got engaged. She was Houston should go to prison and family. Elton it home until after 10 p.m. on planning her future. She was never come out again. “I just feel a peace,” said continued from page A1 Christmas Eve because she was excited. During the sentencing hear- Beverly Elton after the trial. “It’s with the kids at YHA. On the night of Feb. 15, 2006, ing, the jury heard of Houston’s hard on your emotions to go In the photo the young energetic The Elton’s worried about Houston asked her for a ride difficult childhood — of the sex through that for 14 months.” girl wears oversized shorts. “She their daughter working with from the group home where she and violence he was exposed Jurors Charlotte Francis and didn’t take any shorts, so she young, violent sex offenders. worked to the residential facil- to, the abuse he suffered, and a Deborah Brady said they felt wore her dad’s shorts and belt.” She was studying criminal jus- ity where he was staying. She mental illness that went undiag- good about the decision they Another photo: a fishing tice and corrections. She had agreed. When they arrived, he nosed. Nevertheless, he plotted had made. They stayed after trip with her cousins Eric and wanted to get into crime scene asked her to come inside to sign to attack Raechale for about court had adjourned Friday to Jeremy. “We wouldn’t let her investigation, but didn’t do so him in. Once inside, he held a two weeks. answer reporters’ questions and skip rocks. Maybe we were too well in chemistry. pocket knife to her throat and A description of the brutal defend the decision. The delib- hard on her,” Bruce said. The job as a YHA counselor raped her. When she wouldn’t crime was offered as part of eration process was an emo- Looking back over their didn’t pay very much, her dad stop screaming, he slashed her the state’s case to lock Houston tional one, Francis and Brady daughter’s life, Bruce and Teresa said. In fact, she didn’t have to throat and stabbed her. away for good. said. And although it was a dif- want to let go of the anger of los- work at all. They had agreed to The five-man, seven-woman Although they will never get ficult decision, one of the major ing their daughter, and embrace support her through college, but jury spent six hours deliberat- their daughter back, Bruce and factors was for the safety of the the happy memories that remain she wanted her independence. ing Houston’s sentence. They Teresa do have some closure. rest of society. locked in photographs. As a YHA counselor, Raechale returned with an 11-1 decision: So does the rest of the Elton Because he was 17 at the time Raechale grew up in Tooele. of the crime, Houston was not eligible for the death penalty. She and her sister, 14 months Houston will be formally sen- her senior, shared a single room tenced May 1, in Bountiful. in a mobile home, sleeping in a bunk bed. [email protected] When Raechale was 12 and Melissa 13, the family moved to a large foundation home in Middle Canyon. �� “We had a hard time trying to convince them to sleep in sepa- �� rate rooms,” Teresa said. �� Another photo: this one of a more mature Raechale heading �� off to college. Her parents had given her �� an older car. They trusted it to get her around the Weber State �� campus, and to her job, but not �� back home to Tooele. They actually hauled the car to Ogden on a flatbed trailer. “Later we bought her the Honda,” Bruce said. The newer car afforded Raechale more independence, which she took to like a fish to water. As a Weber State student in MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent the fall of 2003, she brought all 108 East Vine of the energy and enthusiasm Tooele, UT 84074 that she’d had at Tooele High School to her college studies. 882-0202�� She participated in just about everything on campus, worked, and still managed an active social life. �� By the winter of 2006, she had photos courtesy of Elton family �� a job she enjoyed working with Raechale Elton (above) in her Tooele High School portrait. Raechale and her older sister Melissa (bottom, left) pose together. Raechale holds �� juvenile offenders. her neice Austyn (bottom right). �� They didn’t have what we had growing up, she told her par- never worked with her killer, ents, referring to the youngest although he was frequently at offenders in the state-funded the three-house facility. He was program managed by Youth later moved four blocks away Health Associates. to a YHA-run residential house WARNING: Low Back Pain Sufferers! “She hated leaving them on with little to no supervision. the holidays,” her mother said. In the last weeks of her life Christmas was Raechale’s favor- “The Secret To Relieving Disc Herniations

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 17, 2007 Wendover High School flies high with NASA experiment Student-scientists headed to New Mexico for rocket launch; will present findings next month by Natalie Tripp other schools across the coun- WHS. many times on the ground, the Scotty in Star Trek before he dinner on May 8 at 6:30 p.m. at CORRESPONDENT try, to be a NASA Explorer The students’ upcoming WHS students decided to take it passed away in 2005, will also Wendover High School. Former Science knows no limits, and school. Three years later, as the experiment centers on the to a higher level — literally. The be taken into space for a final Utah astronaut Don Lind will neither do students at Wendover only NASA Explorer school in effect of solar radiation on students will be joining eight interment. speak at the event, which is High School. Utah, Wendover still receives magnetism. Fifteen students other NASA Explorer schools The WHS students were open to the public. On April 28, the NASA Club space agency grant money. developed a theory involving around the country next week required to raise their own funds “To have that hands-on expe- at WHS will launch an origi- Now, however, with only 25 the strength of magnets as in launching their experiment to travel out to New Mexico, rience is priceless for these nal experiment into space in a NASA Explorer schools across more space is put in between into space. The rocket will but after posting their story on kids,” said Bushman. “They UP Aerospace SL-6 rocket as the country, renewing the grant the magnet and the object it is launch at the White Sands Test NASA.com, astronauts around enjoy having the opportunity to part of a NASA launch in White has become more competitive. attracting. The experiment was Facility in New Mexico. WHS the country and the Air Force explore and see what the world Sands, New Mexico. The exper- The money must be used for conducted using cow magnets, students predict that solar radi- Association donated money to has to offer.” iment was designed by a group new science equipment. Over bar magnets, spherical toy mag- ation will weaken the strength sponsor the trip. of students and overseen by the past few years, WHS has nets, a paper clip and a lot of of the magnets as they travel While at White Sands, stu- What: Wendover High the school’s NASA club adviser, purchased robotic tools for its paper. The paper clip and mag- into space. dents will also build their own School NASA event Carolyn Bushman. science lab. net were separated by a piece Oddly enough, this rocket model rockets and launch them. When: May 8 at 6:30 p.m. Bushman applied for a grant “It’s really interesting to of paper. If the magnet was able isn’t just carrying experiments. They will also undergo a mis- Where: Wendover High from NASA in 2004 and WHS learn what astronauts do and to control and move the paper The ashes of American astro- sion briefing and continue to School was selected, along with 50 all of the intense training clip, another piece of paper was naut Gordon Cooper, who learn about the space program. Who: Former astronaut they go through,” said Jamahl added to the pile. passed away in 2004, and actor The students will present the Don Lind will speak Middleton, an eighth-grader at After testing the experiment James Doohan, who played results of their experiment at a

huge problems for meal preparation day. She said working in the center’s getting stretched too thin with such say news of repairs is music to their Citizens and cleanup. small kitchen is no easy task. limited staff, small working space ears. continued from page A1 The Grantsville Senior Center still “Every day, I go to Tooele to and a growing clientele. “Anything to improve and enlarge has old wired warmers for heating pick up all the food in the truck,” “We’re backwoods here,” Caldwell is great,” said Lola Sutton, a member well as some seniors from Tooele food and an oven that takes more Romero said. “And there are lunches said laughing. “We clean, we wash, than an hour and a half to preheat. in the center everyday except on we vacuum, we do the transporta- of Utah Daughters of Pioneers and who come to the Grantsville Senior Concealed Tooele’s center has new steamers Wednesdays. With just four people tion, we pick up prescriptions, we a Grantsville senior center partici- Center for its “homey” atmosphere, for warming food. Tooele provides on staff, it makes it really hard to go to the seniors’ homes if they need pant. “We don’t have a lot of room Firearms Training Caldwell said, adding that Tooele Get your Concealed the Grantsville center with a lot of accommodate everyone.” something.” for entertainment.” has a much better-equipped senior its food, used kitchen supplies and After Romero delivers the meals, Though the staff are delighted Firearms permit. Classes center. And Leah Jones, another avid cen- held on a regular basis. extra exercise equipment. she also helps the other directors about the county’s plan to fix up “Tooele always gets better equip- “Exercising is a big thing the prepare and serve meals for as many their center, they would like to see ter participant and Utah Daughters More information available at: ment,” said Debbie Bolinder, the www.greatbasinguns.com seniors want,” Caldwell said. “The as 50 seniors every day who come the entire center expand or move to of Pioneers member, said she will Grantsville center’s main cook. Grantsville center needs new exer- to the center for lunch or breakfast. a newer facility in the near future. always enjoy the camaraderie she or Call Bolinder said the Grantsville center’s cise equipment.” And Romero said there is still a “We’re looking into buying land experiences at the center. The center’s activity specialist waiting list for people who want the next to the medical center across 435-830-3921 small kitchen space, outdated stove “One thing about coming here is and lack of a dishwasher have been Nancy Romero is in charge of the Meals On Wheels service. the street,” Caldwell said, referring Meals On Wheels program, which The center workers said the ser- to a vacant piece of property. “We we have our friends our age, and prepares and delivers lunches for 36 vice-oriented nature of their jobs don’t want anyone to go hungry.” we’re not afraid to show our wrin- people in Grantsville and Erda every makes it all worthwhile, but they’re Seniors who come to the center kles.” NOTICE OF NOXIOUS WEEDSThe Rush

Pursuant to Utah Code 4-17-7, the Tooele County Weed Control Board hereby gives general notice and declares that the following are noxious weeds in Tooele County:

Bermuda grass Purple Loosestrife Field Bindweed Quackgrass Perennial Pepperweed Russian Knapweed Canada Thistle Scotch Thistle Diffuse Knapweed Spotted Knapweed Dyers Woad Sqaurerose Knap- Hoary Cress weed Leafy Spurge Yellow Star Thistle Medusa Head Jointed Goat Grass (county) Musk Thistle Yellow Toadﬂax (county) Dalmation Toadﬂax Perennial Sorghum (county) Houndstongue (county)

Dated this 12th day of April, 2007. Tooele County Weed Control Board Laury Hardy, Tooele County Weed Supervisor (Published in the Transcript Bulletin April 12, 17 & 19 2007)

You are invited to a Revival April 22-25

Guest Speaker Dr. Al Jones Lewisville, Texas, one of America’s Greatest Preachers. photography / Troy Boman SERVICES EACH EVENING Lou Ann Blakley (right) and Toni Allred prepare meals for the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers at the Grantsville Senior Citizens Center Monday. Sunday Services Sunday Night – 6pm The center prepares around 100 meals per day despite having a very small kitchen. Monday thru Wednesday – 7pm If it happens here, Understanding carbon offset programs BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH read about it here. by Ellen Simon including for-profit companies. Trust, are based in the United 286 N. 7th Street Tooele, Utah TOOELETRANSCRIPT ASSOCIATED PRESS “We don’t have enough informa- States. Dr. Bobby Oliver, Pastor Phone: 435-882-7183 BULLETIN NEW YORK (AP) —Q: What are tion and enough faith in them at this Some environmentalists still ques- carbon offsets? How do I choose moment to steer the public and say, tion whether even the best carbon Subscribe Today • 882-0050 We’ll be looking forward to seeing you there! among the organizations and com- ‘Here’s what you ought to do,"’ said offset scheme is a real solution to panies that sell them? And is buying Bruce Hamilton, deputy executive climate change. carbon offsets the best way for me director of the Sierra Club, a conser- “It’s a Faustian bargain,” said to help the environment? vation organization. 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TUESDAY April 17, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 THS dance company to stage cultural ‘Memories and Visions’ by Steve Schwartzman dancers to do more modern and theme from ‘Schindler’s List,’” years of age, and learned bal- McAfee. They will be honored see it.”

CORRESPONDENT ethnic pieces than they’ve done said Leonelli. “I listened to it let at 11. She performed with with a special tribute in which The “Memories and Visions” In Alexis Leonelli’s 17 years before,” said Leonelli. “We’ve and immediately envisioned Ballet West Academy while they explain what dance means performance will be this Friday of dancing and teaching danc- really tried to bring home dif- what it would look like in my attending Grantsville High to them. at 7 p.m. at the THS audito- ing, she has always tried to find ferent cultures and emotions head. I was very careful in who School and then moved on “Our seniors have worked rium. Ticket prices are $5 for new ways to put emotion and through dance that we have I selected to be in the dance, to Brigham Young University hard and been a great part of adults, $4 for students with a never done before.” and it turned out to be a very where she studied ballroom this group,” said Leonelli. “They life into her work. This Friday student ID card, $2 for senior The concert features a great powerful and emotional piece.” and folk dancing. Now at 28 she really do deserve to be noticed she hopes to do that again citizens and children ages 12 variety of dances from African Another interesting piece in is in her fourth year of teaching for it.” when the Tooele High School and under. tribal dances to Irish footwork, the concert is a dance uniquely high school students and her Overall, Leonelli is very excit- Dance Company, directed by Arabian dances, a hula rou- performed to Robert Frost’s 10th year of instructing youth ed for this Friday’s show. What: Tooele High School Leonelli, will perform its annual tine, and a special piece titled poem “The Road Not Taken.” in general. “I have challenged the com- Dance Company performance spring concert titled “Memories “Witnesses to War,” which will “There is a bit of music in the The THS dance company’s pany to work hard and learn and Visions,” offering a variety be performed to the theme from background, but the moves are final dance of the year is also new and more difficult things When: This Friday at 7 p.m. of dance pieces and musical “Schindler’s List.” done to the words of a poem, a tribute to the team’s seniors: for this concert,” said Leonelli. Where: THS auditorium numbers expressing different “My husband was at a music and it is a lot of fun to watch Leni Rebaza, Erin Neufield, “They have really done great Tickets: Adults $5, students cultures. store and found a CD of music and experience,” said Leonelli. Tasha Taubman, Rissa Toftma, quality work and it will be a $4, seniors and children $2 “For this concert, I pushed the from war movies and it had the Leonelli began dancing at 3 Tracee Memmott, and Sutton great show for all who come to

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 17, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW State must get serious about violent juvenile offenders Last week a sentence was handed down in the case of the horrific 2006 murder of 22-year-old Tooele native Raechale Elton. A jury in the 2nd District Court in Bountiful recommended that Robert Cameron Houston, 18, spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. Their reasoning, by a 11-1 margin was that Houston was simply too dangerous to ever live among society again. The sentence was the harshest possible. Had Houston been a year older at the time he killed Elton, the jury could have given him the death penalty. In a senseless tragedy like this, it’s hard to ever feel that justice has been done. In our opinion, one small justice to come out of this case would be for the state to improve the way it deals with violent juvenile offenders. Under the current system, the state is essentially outsourcing the housing and rehabilitation of violent juvenile offenders like Houston to the lowest qualified bidder. Companies that get this job typically employ young, idealistic and relatively low-wage workers like Elton. Turnover is high, staffing is thin, and training is minimal. The state needs to ensure that these programs become strictly regulated and provide better training for employees. Houston lived at a state-funded residential facility managed by private contractor Youth Health Associates, the company that employed Elton. After Houston showed some progress in a structured environment, he “graduated” to an independent living home with less supervision. At this facility, he spent leisurely days watching television, playing video games and having sex with his girlfriend rather than attending high school. When he raped, stabbed and mutilat- ed Elton, he did it in a place where nobody would catch him or hear her screams: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the state-funded, YHA-managed facility in a quiet residential neighborhood. Even after justice has been meted out, we are still left with questions of out- School board didn’t listen USU-Tooele a wonderful asset rage: How did the state manage to lose track of Houston to such a degree that With all due respect to the school Tooele is such a wonderful place to LETTERS POLICY this teenager — who already had a history of assaulting multiple women — was board, I don’t think they heard the mes- live. On Saturday, April 14, Utah State The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- left to lounge about a state-funded facility without supervision or undergoing sage of Action 4 Autism at last Tuesday’s University Tooele Regional Campus held ters to the editor from readers. Letters any therapy? Should facilities such as these be housed in residential areas at all? meeting. (See “Parents request better graduation services for the class of 2007. must be no longer than 250 words, And most importantly what can the state do to prevent a tragedy like this from education for autistic kids,” April 12.) I There were so many people from our civil in tone, written exclusively for ever happening again? attended that meeting and heard Tooele community as well as from all over the the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- Our heart goes out to the Elton family. Houston’s sentence could have been County School District Superintendent state and country who came to watch nied by the writer’s name, address and cold comfort to them at best. Hopefully they can find a way to move on with Mike Johnsen’s remark at the end, say- their loved ones graduate. It was a great phone number. Priority will be given to their lives. However, the state and the organizations it partners with to house and ing they’d do something about autism way to show off our hometown. I have letters that refer to a recent article in rehabilitate violent juvenile offenders should spend as much time as possible if only they could get more special ed lived here all of my life and didn’t know the newspaper. All letters may be sub- learning from this tragedy in the hopes of repairing a failed system. teachers. If he’d been listening at all, we had a university in our community. ject to editing. he’d have known that more special ed Having a university here in Tooele is a teachers was not what A4A was sug- huge asset, especially for our growing Letters written to thank an individual GUEST OPINION gesting. What we need most of all is population. Again, I say, Tooele is a or organization should be submitted for more awareness among school staff of wonderful place to live. Mrs. Morrill, my “Notes of Appreciation” how to deal with autism in a regular fifth-grade teacher used to tell us that Readers who are interested in writing a classroom setting. You don’t need a even the birds sing, “Tooele’s a pretty DVD not anti-Mormon but a degree in special ed to know that. All longer guest op-ed column on a topic of little place!” general interest should contact Editor you need is training. But Johnson and Janis Cannon Jeff Barrus directly via the contact the school board are stuck on the idea good-faith missionary effort Tooele information at the top of this page. that the way to deal with anything out ’m respond- others need to know. Allow us the of the ordinary is to stick it in a special ing to some same right to share the truth with E-mail: [email protected] ed classroom. God forbid their normal Humane solution for horses of the accu- you without being labeled as anti- Fax: (435) 882-6123 staff should have to deal with “those” There are many places around the sations I’ve Mormon. Mail: Letters to the Editor I children when they could be dealing country that are overcrowded with Tooele Transcript Bulletin heard regarding I truly understand Mormons’ with all the “normal” children instead. unwanted horses. This is because send- the recent DVD passion about what they believe. P.O. Box 390 This attitude is precisely why I’m seri- ing horses not suitable for racing or project compar- I have a similar passion. But it ously considering homeschooling my 7- work to a slaughterhouse or glue factory ing Joseph Smith doesn’t take a statewide DVD year-old with Asperger’s syndrome next is no longer an option. Instead, they are with the carcass? Instead of wasting with Jesus Christ project to upset some LDS church year. I can’t work with a system that, at left to suffer with no food or water. If an animal by burying it or rolling it in — and compar- members. Every month I receive ing some of their heart, doesn’t see a place for my son in injured, they are also left to suffer. Is a ditch, we could put these animals to Jon McCartney letters and phone calls telling me teachings. I’ve it. Maybe once they get “enough” special that even fair? Which is worse, know- good use. I feel worse thinking about GUEST COLUMNIST this is “Mormon territory,” and been in this com- ed teachers, the feckless school board ing that you are letting your animal die having to put down my own horses that I should pack my bags and will make a plan to create a committee because there is nothing you can do to instead of being able to take them to munity over 14 leave. I respectfully decline such years, and this isn’t the first time to explore the possibility of studying the take care of it, or sending it to a place a sanitary place where they could be invitations. problem of autism in the schools. Until where it can be of use and no longer in taken care of properly. I don’t think that some have been unhappy with me. I know not all Christians in the But it is likely the most heated then, they’ll just hand out shiny award pain. It is legal to shoot your horse or people should abuse that option, but the Bible Belt like LDS missionaries plaques. They’re good at that. take it to a veterinarian to be put down, option should be there. responses I’ve seen. in their areas. But I’d tell those First, I’d like to address the Sarah Natividad but that can be sad to many and costly. Jake Clegg Bible-Belt Christians that LDS Tooele Furthermore, what are you going to do Tooele accusations that the packaging missionaries have a right and an of the DVD is misleading. It is obligation to go and tell what not. The DVD clearly compares they believe. The LDS church the teachings of Joseph Smith wouldn’t have integrity if they that differ with the teachings of didn’t go. I would also tell them Jesus found in the Bible. It also GUEST OPINION that Mormons must be allowed to compares the characters of Jesus share their story in whatever ways and Joseph Smith. Most DVD cov- they believe necessary. Again, ers show Jesus on the cross, and please allow us the same courtesy. Transcript bias driving negative Grantsville coverage Joseph Smith is also on the cover. In the 14 years I’ve been here, This is completely in keeping with ased on the signs and putting it in his car. She or small. I’ve done things that many LDS the content of the DVD. This also Transcript- then called the police, who respond- I also agree that there is a ven- church members have applauded, points to the issue of accepting by Bulletin’s ed by apprehending the defendant detta going on — by the Transcript- including publicly chastising faith the finished work of Christ to recent and finding the sign. He was sub- Bulletin’s new editor. Ever since the “street preachers” who act B receive eternal life as a gift verses editorial accusing sequently cited for misdemeanor he took over, things have changed like shameless fools in front of accepting the teachings of Joseph me, and our city, theft. I didn’t know any of this had to a more negative attitude toward Temple Square during General Smith as a way to earn eternal of a “vendetta” happened until the next day. Over us. A reporter who had served Conferences. I’ve also taken life. Considering the content and and misuse of tax the next few days, other witnesses Grantsville’s interests for years is no stands that some of you don’t like. money, I feel that I purpose of the DVD — reaching reported seeing my signs being longer with the paper. When a new But my message and character must respond to the removed, but the police couldn’t LDS church members with these reporter was assigned to our city, I comparisons — the packaging was doesn’t change. What I say and paper’s mis- and dis- catch the thieves. Byron Anderson asked if we could stay off the record ethical and appropriate. what I do is the same week in and information. Third, since the defendant chose GUEST COLUMNIST sometimes until things were nearer It’s been said the DVD is “anti- week out — on a DVD, from the First, it was the to have a trial, our prosecutor, under completion. She said everything we Mormon.” Nothing could be pulpit, or at City Hall. Transcript-Bulletin Utah law, had no choice but to fol- further from the truth. Although I love all people, that’s why I’m and the defendant who decided that low up. The defendant also stated he say is on the record — in or out of it’s true that the doctrines we here. I love Jesus, and that’s also what should have been a single-para- was destitute and could not afford public meetings. As a result, every believe differ greatly from what why I’m here. I love the truth, and graph story was turned into a three- an attorney, so a public defender was one in the city is hesitant to say any- Mormonism teaches, we love the that will never change. ring circus. Was a front-page story provided. All the people involved in thing lest it be misconstrued or mis- Mormon people and wish to reach For those of you who accept with pictures really warranted? the prosecution — attorney, judge, reported. Subsequently, stories were them with what we believe to me, and have treated me and our Second, I had no knowledge that court clerk, etc. — are on salary and written that were nonfactual and be the Biblical truth. When LDS church with respect, I’m thankful. this case was going to court until are paid whether they try this case with made-up quotes. church members tell people of For those who disagree with my I was served with a subpoena to or not. The only extraordinary cost Our hesitance to talk about other other religions that theirs is the beliefs, I pray you will try to get testify. Our city prosecutor told to the taxpayers is for the public issues — such as the Depot lawsuit only true church and that they past your feelings and get to know me that the defendant, as was his defender. And these people would — have also seemed to raise the ire have the only authorized priest- me. right, had refused to pay a simple not be working on growth issues or of the Transcript-Bulletin’s editor. hood, they don’t consider that to misdemeanor fine and demanded a the Depot lawsuit or other issues The truth is that on advice of legal be anti-Catholic or anti-Buddhist. Jon McCartney is pastor of the jury trial. The trial would ordinarily you claim, in any case. counsel we should not say anything be held in our local justice court, They believe it to be a truth that First Baptist Church in Tooele. Minor cases like this such as shop- and let the courts speak for us. but our judge asked to be excused lifting, speeding tickets or vandalism I would hope that in the future the because she was a potential witness, are taken to trial regularly when a Transcript-Bulletin management so it was moved to Judge Pitt’s court defendant demands, and we have would gets its own house in order in Tooele. no choice under the law but to pros- During the campaign, I kept los- ecute. I, as mayor, have no say in before allowing personal attacks in ing numerous signs and I asked the what is or is not pursued. Nor would the name of sensationalism. And get A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since your facts right before you decide 1894 police, and my supporters, to help I interfere anyway. watch for anyone taking these signs. I agree with you that this is petty. what is “petty” or a “vendetta.” Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus As it happens, my daughter-in-law It is petty to bring an unprecedented Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor was entering her subdivision and attack on a mayor or a city for pros- Byron Anderson is the mayor of saw the defendant taking one of my ecuting theft — no matter how large Grantsville. A7

TUESDAY April 17, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 REEL TALK Originality saves ‘Disturbia’ despite predictable ending fter a string of Stevens” has grown mer vacation, I bet many have an alarm for the police to come. neighbor who cuts his grass, Mr. ing his ankle device to go off. terrible so-called into a decent young felt that way after being ground- During the first few days of his Turner (David Morse), has the Although the police find nothing Athriller flicks, actor. With films such ed or even just bored. Even the imprisonment he sets up a bor- same type of car with similar suspicious in Mr. Turner’s home, finally there is a film as “The Greatest antics Kale pulls are quite simi- der around his yard to prevent damage as the report said. His Kale is convinced he is going to that is not only enter- Game Ever Played” lar to that of teenagers who are him from leaving the area and obsession with the other neigh- murder more women or even taining but actually and “Bobby” under his dying of boredom looking for having the cops show up. bors ceases while he focuses on Kale and his friends. On a search displays good acting. belt it’s no wonder he some sort of entertainment. When a new girl, Ashley learning more about Mr. Turner. for some kind of evidence, Kale Shia LaBeouf stars as will be starring in the The opening sequence shows (Sarah Roemer), moves in next Kale learns that a man from finds more than he bargained Kale in a great teenage upcoming summer film Kale fishing with his father, door, Kale puts his binoculars Texas would murder female vic- for. horror film: “Disturbia,” “Transformers.” As spending quality time together. to good use. To relieve him from tims but hasn’t been caught. Kale The last 20 minutes of this which opened last the guest host on TV’s Missy While Kale drives them home, his boredom Ronnie (Aaron is convinced that Mr. Turner is film are similar to typical bad weekend. Thompson “Saturday Night Live” they are part of a horrific car Yoo) comes over to help enter- the murderer and sends Ronnie I was pleasantly sur- he said he was so excit- horror movies. But I think the STAFF WRITER accident which claims the life tain Kale. Kale shows Ronnie over to do some detective work. first 80 minutes made up for it. prised by this witty and ed because “Disturbia” of his father. A year later, Kale what he does while stuck inside: Even Ashley is convinced of Mr. yet suspenseful film. just opened, he was “Disturbia” is funny and clever is struggling in school and as the spy on his neighbors. One neigh- Turner’s guilt and helps them Although “Disturbia” contains officially chosen to star along- at all the right times and scary school year comes to a close, bor is having an affair, another stake out his house with surveil- some aspects of bad teen horror side Harrison Ford in the fourth at others. Compared with other he attacks his Spanish teacher mows his lawn twice a day and lance. movies like “I Know What You installment of the “Indiana bad thrillers that have opened after rude comments were made three brothers in another house After a terrifying run-in with Did Last Summer” and “Scream,” Jones” series and because he recently, “Disturbia” shined. the originality and quality is light- was hosting the show. regarding his father. watch adult programs without Mr. Turner at the hardware years ahead of “The Reaping” or “Disturbia” is a film many Kale is sentenced to three their parent’s knowledge. store, Ashley is worried that he “Perfect Stranger.” teenagers can relate to. Although months of house arrest. He has to Kale hears of a woman who is watching what they’re doing FLICK AT A GLANCE LaBeouf who got his start I doubt they have actually been wear a monitor around his ankle has disappeared and the descrip- as well. Things begin to become Grade: B on the Disney Channel’s “Even under house arrest during sum- and can’t go 100 feet beyond the tion of the car she was last seen creepy when Mr. Turner turns up main box which would trigger in. To his surprise he finds the in Kale’s kitchen with his mother Rated: PG-13 (Carrie-Ann Moss). When Ronnie Time: 104 minutes disappears in Mr. Turner’s house, Now playing Kale jumps the fence signal-

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Wave of new 3-D films promises big thrills for If it happens here, To schedule an appointment call moviegoers and benefits for studios, theaters read about it here. Rick Wortley 435-882-1263 by Gary Gentile A number of high-profile film- estimate that making a movie in TOOELETRANSCRIPT makers have 3-D projects in the 3-D can add as much as $15 mil- ASSOCIATED PRESS BULLETIN All insurance plans accepted LOS ANGELES (AP) — By the works, including Peter Jackson, lion to the cost. end of the decade, Darth Vader Robert Zemeckis and James Today’s 3-D technology is far Subscribe Today • 882-0050 822 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT could be rattling sabers with Cameron. more advanced than that used his enemies above the heads of Walt Disney Co. has released in the 1950s, the heyday of gim- moviegoers, and Buzz Lightyear 3-D versions of three animated micky 3-D films. could be flying off the screen on films and recently signed a deal Previous 3-D systems pro- his way to infinity and beyond. with Zemeckis to produce more. jected two images on the movie For real — or at least the cin- The studio is also rumored to screen, one for each eye. That ematic version of real: 3-D. be making the sequel “Toy Story required the use of red and In the A growing number of block- 3” in 3-D, a report the studio blue lenses or even glasses declined to confirm. with mechanized shutters that buster, live-action films and ani- These days, 3-D films are more opened and closed quickly to mated movies are expected to than just a gimmick. separate the images. Game of be offered in in-your-face 3-D in L I F E For theater owners and stu- With newer systems, movie- the next few years, as thousands dios, the technology could be goers still need to don special of theaters are outfitted with the a lifesaver, luring people back glasses but not the cheap card- special projectors and screens BUY to multiplexes for an experi- board variety with blue and red needed to show the films. ence that cannot be matched lenses. Jeffrey Katzenberg, chief exec- When you land on A HOME by sophisticated home-theater Instead, special polarized utive of DreamWorks Animation get systems or stolen by pirates with lenses will separate the stereo SKG Inc., is so gung-ho about hidden camcorders. images projected on specially 3-D that he has said his studio The theater industry is also coated screens. might start exclusively releasing battling competition from RealD, a Beverly Hills com- movies in the format as early video games and other alterna- pany, is the leader in modern 3-D as 2009 with its “Monsters vs. tive entertainment along with with systems that will be operat- Aliens.” Internet downloads that will ing on about 1,000 screens by “For Memorial Day weekend soon deliver high-definition the end of the year. 2009, I would like to see 3,800 films directly to homes. Its technology uses a special locations and 6,000 screens that Film exhibition companies movie screen painted with a sil- we can put our movie on. And looking to protect their business ver oxide to direct more light L A N E Y if they are there, then we will believe 3-D will boost revenue. back to the viewer instead of be exclusive in 3-D,” Katzenberg Some industry executives think scattering wavelengths the way said at a recent investors confer- theaters can add as much as 50 normal screens do. ence. percent to the cost of a ticket for The theaters also use digi- So far, moviegoers have react- a 3-D feature. tal projectors that show movies ed positively to the few 3-D films “If we can sell 10 percent to 15 stored in bits on a computer that have been released in recent percent of our tickets annually hard disk rather than traditional years. at a higher price point, that’s a film. “Meet the Robinsons” from real mover of the needle,” Mike Dolby Laboratories Inc. The Walt Disney Co. debuted Campbell, chief executive of recently unveiled plans to mar- March 30, earning $25.1 million Regal Entertainment Group, the ket its own 3-D technology that in its opening weekend. nation’s largest theater chain, would work with existing movie More than a quarter of that said at the investors confer- screens. revenue came from the 581 ence. “The momentum is gathering, screens across the country that About 700 theaters across the and I think this is probably the showed the film in 3-D, the com- country are now outfitted with most exciting thing from a film- pany said. Those moviegoers 3-D technology, with thousands making and filmgoing experience were even willing to pay a few of others moving to spend the that has happened in my time in extra bucks to don special glass- $17,000 needed to install the the business,” Katzenberg said. es and watch characters leave equipment. “There’s nothing more compel- the screen. Moviemakers, meanwhile, ling than this.” Jeff England Laney Riegel Realtor® GRI, ABR Mortgage Consultant Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin 435 830-7583 801 563-2961 A8 OBITUARY

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 17, 2007 OBITUARIES Lois; three sons and one daugh- Paul Clarence ter, Mark (Terri) Petersen, Jeannette Renee Michael (Michelle) Petersen, Petersen David (Jan) Petersen, and Marie Boyce (Tom) Marcusen. He is also sur- Our precious mother March 8, 1938 — vived by one sister, Ilene (Ed) Jeannette Renee Boyce, 80, April 15, 2007 Book of Silverdale, Wash.; 13 passed away surrounded by grandchildren; and one great- family on April 5, 2007, in Erda, Paul Clarence Petersen, age grandchild. Preceded in death Utah. She was born Jan. 6, 1927, 69, passed away April 15, 2007, by his parents and a sister, Karen in Becancoin, France. in Tooele, Utah. He was born Gollmer. She survived the German March 8, 1938, in Ogden, Utah, Funeral services will be held occupation of France during the to Clarence Hartman Merrill Wednesday, April 18, at 11 a.m. Second World War. She joined Petersen and Nettie Irene at the Droubay Ward, 691 E. the LDS Church and immigrated Westmoreland Petersen. He Cederview St., Tooele, Utah. to America in 1949. attended Weber High School and Friends may call Tuesday from She married Russell E. Boyce 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Weber State College. On Jan. 3, Paul Clarence Petersen on June 16, 1950, in the Salt Jeannette Renee Boyce 1958, he married Lois Jolley in Valley View Funeral Home, 4335 Lake LDS Temple. They started the Logan Utah LDS Temple. grandkids and spending time rocks and being out in nature. W. 4100 South, West Valley City, their life together by purchas- and continuing to run the fam- He worked for the FAA for with them at the cabin and on Thanks to the Hospice services Utah, and one hour prior to ing a farm in Erda, Utah, where ily farm. 34 years. He served two LDS trips. He enjoyed electronics, for their help while battling can- the services at the church on they raised their family, Janet, She is survived by daugh- missions to the Salt Lake Family computers, family history and cer. Wednesday. Interment, Valley Suzanne and Art. ters, Janet L. Pack and Suzanne History Library. He loved his fishing. He loved lookin’ for He is survived by his wife, View Memorial Park. She retired from Tooele Army Matthews; son, Art (Tauna) Depot. Jeannette will always be Boyce; grandchildren Chelsi, remembered as, “the cute little Derek, Rylie, Brent, Miranda, drive through the night to be of Leeds, Utah; grandmother, French Lady,” while she was Dallin, Paige and Keaton; and Jodie Lee Baker home for family functions or Katherine M. Gillespie of Tooele; employed at Texaco in Lake great-grandchild, Kaige. Services were held Tuesday, for times of need for family and aunt, Marsha Peterson of Manti; Point, Utah. Her favorite job April 10, at 11 a.m. in the Erda Jodie Lee Baker born Nov. 4, friends. Jodie loved her family uncle Lee (Kim) Gillespie of was working with her son, Art church. 1977, left this earth suddenly to very much. Jodie was a wonder- Tooele; aunt Karen Tenhet of at Boyce Pro Wash in Tooele, be with her Heavenly Father on ful mother, a special daughter, Spring Creek, Nev.; “aunt and April 12, 2007. sister, granddaughter and niece. uncle” Holly and Roland Pyne Jodie attended school in She was looking forward to of Tooele; also by many spe- WEDDINGS Tooele and was a member of being an aunt to her new niece. cial cousins and friends who The Church of Jesus Christ of She was loved and cherished by all dearly loved her and will Smith / Goodwin Latter-day Saints. While she was many friends and her wonder- miss her. She was preceded in young she learned to love soft- ful family. Jodie’s greatest joy death by her loving grandfather, Dawnella Smith and the ball. She excelled in the sport on earth was being a mother to Floyd Gillespie and uncle Jimmy late Kenneth Smith announce and played for many years. This Kelsey. We know she will now Gillespie. We’ll meet you on the the marriage of their daugh- was a love she and her mother and forever be looking down Ranch! ter, Sabrina, to Private Cody both shared. In her short life on her as her very own “guard- Funeral services will be held Goodwin, son of Paul and June here, she became a mother to ian angel.” She is survived by Wednesday, April 18, at 1 p.m. Goodwin on April 20, 2007, with Jodie Lee Baker her special “angel” Kelsey Lee her daughter, Kelsey Lee Taylor; at Tate Mortuary. A viewing will a reception from 7 to 9. They Taylor. Her chosen profession country and she really enjoyed parents, Val Michael and Rhonda be held from 11 to 12:30 prior to will make their home in Draper, was as a truck driver so she this. Although her job took her Larsen; brother, Jimmie Olney the funeral service. Interment Utah, after he returns from his was able to see much of the far from home she would often of Tooele; dad, James R. Olney Tooele City Cemetery. three-year service in the military.

4. Samson’s strength was correlat- ed with what part of his body? Heart, Forever and always Chest, Hair, Legs Sabrina Smith 5. Job suffered from what physical and Cody Goodwin affliction? Deafness, Boils, Blindness, Coughs 6. Who was the mate of Esther? Jehu, Gordon / Suvorov Darius, Xerxes, Abner 1. Is the book of 2 Corinthians in the Diane Gordon and the late Old or New Testament or neither? ANSWERS: 1) New; 2) 5th; 3) Bathing; Karl E. Gordon, wishes to 2. From Leviticus 19:25, the fruit of 4) Hair; 5) Boils; 6) Xerxes announce the marriage of their a newly planted tree must not be eaten daughter, Jennifer Diane Gordon until which year? 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Wilson Casey’s “Do You Know Your Bible? to Mikhail Valeirievich Suvorov, 3. What was Bathsheba doing on the A Fun Quiz on the Good Book” (Sourcebooks, roof when David first saw her? Bathing, $5.95) has just been published.” son of Inna Dadalyan and the Praying, Singing, Hiding late Valeri Suvorov. (c) 2007 King Features Synd., Inc. They will be married Saturday, April 21, at St. Peter and Paul’s Jennifer Gordon in Salt Lake City. and Mikhail Suvorov There will be a reception held in their honor on May 5, from 7 Please join in celebrating their to 9 at the Stockton Ward. happy union.

MISSIONARIES Spring Rueckert

Sister Spring Rueckert has been called to serve for 18 months in the Malaga, Spain mission for The Church of Jesus �� Christ of Latter-day Saints. �� Sister Rueckert will be speaking at the Bayshore Ward building at 5899 Bayshore, in Stansbury Park. The sacrament meeting time is 12:45 p.m. on April 22, 2007. She will enter the missionary training center May 9, in Provo, Utah. Spring is the daughter of Spring Rueckert Michael and Kendra Rueckert.

Derrik Oborn

Elder Derrik Oborn will return home on April 19, 2007, after serving for two years in the West Indies mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints. He will be speaking in the Batesville Ward meeting at 2:50 on Sunday, April 22. The meetinghouse is located at 134 E. Erda Way.

Derrik Oborn

Elder Joseph Charles Shumway

Elder Joseph Charles Shumway returned home on Tuesday, March 27, after serving for two years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Texas McAllen mission �� teaching in both Spanish and �� English. Elder Shumway served �� in Laredo, McAllen, Ingleside/ �� Corpus Christi, La Joya, Alice, Kingsville, Harlingen and �� Joseph Charles Shumway Alamo.

�� Joseph is the son of Richard grandson of Kenneth and Belva and Doretta Shumway and Fredrickson. A9

TUESDAY April 17, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 State tennis champ gets trophy — 69 years late by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER On Saturday, Della Williams Lawrence received a trophy for winning the state singles title in girl’s tennis at BYU. The award was somewhat overdue, however, considering Williams, 86, won her championship match in 1938. At the time, she was given a certificate but no trophy because she was a girl.

Della Williams Lawrence BYU men’s tennis coach Brad Pearce presented Lawrence with the trophy on the same tennis courts where she played her winning match 69 years ago. The lifelong Grantsville resident remembers playing several intense matches to earn the championship. Finally, with blisters on her hands and feet, Lawrence stood victo- photography / Troy Boman rious, looking at the awards Della Williams Lawrence won the 1938 Utah State High School Tennis Championship. At the time she only received a certificate because she was a girl. The BYU men’s tennis team presented her with a trophy last week. to be presented. Another girl shared in her excitement, she a different game back then, over to other areas. ed about the award last week said, asking “I wonder which much less competitive. “We had a Ping-Pong table,” than when she won state,” said is yours?” “It’s different nowadays. said Kimber. “Mother was good, her youngest brother Ross But the trophies all went to Then it was just for fun,” she and I would bring friends and Williams, 75. He was only 7 the boys. Lawrence was given recalls. boyfriends home to play her. when she received the original a certificate. Watching men’s tennis last Mom won often.” certificate. It was a moment Lawrence Receiving her trophy 69 years weekend, Lawrence said she’d Time did not tarnish Della’s remembered for years. late did have an upside for have run away if the ball had appreciation of the recogni- In the lifetime since, Della. Many of her family mem- come to her that fast. tion. Lawrence advanced to what bers — most of whom were But, for her era, Lawrence, “I was happy after all these she calls her greatest accom- at 5 feet 2 inches, made her not yet born when she took years to finally get it,” she plishment: raising her five mark. the state title — were on hand said. children and seven adopted “She was the best, remem- for Saturday’s presentation at [email protected] neighbor children to be faith- bers her younger brother Noel BYU. In attendance were two ful members of her church. She Williams. “We couldn’t beat her of her brothers, three of her Exceeding your told all those children the story until she got much older — not four daughters, two sons-in- �� Expectations of the trophy she never got. law, her only daughter-in-law, �� quite to the wheelchair.” with our “A lot of years have gone by Lawrence remembers her eight grandkids and four great- Shamrock Service Guarantee and I used to use it as a sob high school sweetheart, Robert grandkids. story for my kids, until one Lawrence, being proud of her “I probably got more excit- Christmas one of my boys gave victory in 1938. me a trophy,” Lawrence said. “He tried to play me, but he “So I said, this kills my sob never beat me,” she said. story. I’ve got a trophy now.” The couple married and Lawrence gave that trophy to �� remained sweethearts and �� Grantsville High School, where avid sports fans all their lives. �� it was put on display. This one Robert — a beloved figure 24’x32’x10’ �� $8,395 she plans on keeping. in the community known as 30�x56�x10� �� $12,395 Lawrence received coach- “Cowboy Bob” — cheered for 42�x72�x13� �� $20,695 ing in tennis while living in the University of Utah while 60�x88�x14� �� $32,495 California with her uncle. Her �� Della supported BYU. �� sister bought her a $3 wooden PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: “She probably didn’t miss racquet for her birthday. She • Commercial • Residential • Suburban a basketball or football home chose to take a free period • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing game for years and years,” • LIFETIME PAINT WARRANTY AND at school to practice her ten- 67% MORE CORROSION PROTECTION nis instead of taking type. She said Della’s daughter Becky Kimber. • FEATURING DOORS FREE ON-SITE practiced late into the after- CONSULTATIONS! noons as well. While Della said she never � Payson, UT • 801-465-0300 played another tennis match �� “On Monday nights, no mat- � to rival those that took her to � ter how late I stayed out, I 1-800-373-5550 �� knew I’d have a whole bushel the state title, her skills carried of laundry at home that mother had saved for me,” she said. But, in an age when sports Della Williams Lawrence during her playing days in Grantsville. were less popular for girls, ten- tennis court. It was a fun game she had no coach and there C nis gave Lawrence great satis- and James Williams, the princi- were no regions. To take state faction. pal, played too, so he’d get us she had to beat players from “I loved playing tennis. I out there practicing.” schools of all sizes around the always wanted to be on the Back then, Lawrence said state. Still, she said tennis was My car Web site shows millions of historical documents won’t start. by Paul Foy collection are investigative and U.S. National Archives. ASSOCIATED PRESS trial documents from the assas- The National Archives holds SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A sination of President Lincoln as 9 billion pages of documents, Utah company has launched a well Indian treaties from the some still classified, and it has Web site to display historical 1720s. no money to turn them into digi- documents — including some Footnote.com allows people tal images, so it readily agreed from the American Revolution to post their own historical to a partnership with footnote. and well before — in a part- documents and work with col- com, she said. nership with the U.S. National laborators. iArchives is buying copies of Archives. “We allow people to tag and microfilms of documents and iArchives Inc. was already index their own documents and turning them into digital images. making digital images of docu- share it,” said Russell Wilding, In return, the National Archives, ments for businesses, univer- the 50-year-old chief executive and patrons who go there, get sities and other organizations of iArchives. “We want to be free access to footnote.com. when it decided to put those America’s shoe box.” Others pay up to $99 a year, skills to use on a subscriber The Web site was launched and footnote.com has attracted Web site that would showcase Jan. 10 and is adding documents about 10,000 subscribers so far, the nation’s trove of historical daily. Starting with the most sig- Wilding said. documents. nificant ones from the National Under the partnership, foot- While copies of famous docu- Archives, it already has amassed note’s images will be available There are hundreds of excuses you could use to avoid getting screened for colon ments like the U.S. Constitution some 7 million pages of docu- for anyone to see on National and Declaration of Independence ments. Archives’ Web site five years cancer. But no excuse is a good excuse when your life’s on the line. If you are 50 or have been circulating for more Footnote.com is the only Web after the company first makes over, go get screened. For more information, visit www.ucan.cc or call the Health than 200 years, footnote.com site wholly devoted to making use of them. gives subscribers a chance to digital images of American his- “We think it’s a very good Resource Line at 1-888-222-2542. see more rare pieces of history. torical documents, said Susan deal for the American people,” Among the Web site’s current Cooper, a spokeswoman for the Cooper said.

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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 17, 2007 Sports SPORTS WRAP THS netters post 10-1 TC Thunder Softball Camp TC Thunder is holding an annual softball clinic for girls ages 6-12. Space is limited. preseason record Instruction on hitting, fielding, base running and pitching. The camp will be held by Nick Drake April 28, from 2 to 7 p.m.. Pizza, snacks, SPORTS EDITOR drink and T-shirt provided. Cost is $35. Tooele coach Derek Smith was a little bit worried Contact Nancy at 882-5530 or Patty at about a little rust accumulating on his boys’ tennis 882-2402 for more info. team’s overall game after over two weeks of rest and GHS tennis levels Lehi relaxation for spring break. Grantsville rolled past Lehi, 4-1 Monday at But once the Buffs began to get back its hot stroke GHS. They begin league action Wednesday Wednesday at home, Granger didn’t stand a chance. against Ogden at 3:30 p.m. on the Tigers Tooele rolled to a decisive 5-0 whitewash of the home courts. Grantsville will hit the road Lancers in non-league action to pick up right where the to Tooele Thursday for a league bout with squad left off before the extended break. the Buffs, also at 3:30 p.m. The Buff netters followed up with an easy 5-0 tri- Bears top Cowboy soccer umph over Delta Friday and then registered a 4-1 win Bear River captured a 6-1 victory over over former league-rival Morgan Monday in a make-up Grantsville Friday at Garland. Derek Miller contest, all at Tooele High. poured in four goals while Bear team- With the perfect 3-0 mark during preseason play the mates Kevin Anderson and Nick Gonzales past week Tooele concludes its best start in well over provided one tally each. Russell Goodman three decades of boys’ tennis this spring. drilled the lone tally of the game for the The Buffs have knocked off some impressive foes Cowboys. Grantsville hosts Ogden today and goes to Logan on Friday, both at already this season, now winning 10 of 11 affairs to 3:30 p.m. begin the 2007 campaign. The lone setback of the season to date came in the Tigers upend THS soccer finals to Uintah where the Utes pulled off three tie- Ogden claimed a 5-1 triumph over Tooele. breaker victories to edge past Tooele 3-2 in the title tilt Kyle Warner popped the nets for a hat March 17 at Pine View High School. trick while Alfonzo Perea and Mitch Heiner contributed one goal each for the victors. The Buffs have registered significant triumphs over Eddie Herrera connected on a boot for Riverton, Springville, Lehi and Wasatch twice as well the lone score of the match for the Buffs. as last week’s sweep of Granger, Delta and Morgan. Tooele returns home to host Logan today Tooele now faces county net neighbor Grantsville in and also host bitter rival Ben Lomond a tough Region 11 opener Thursday on the Buffs home Friday, both at 3:30 p.m. courts at 3:30 p.m. Bears topple THS baseball Buff coach Derek Smith said his team continues Bear River beat Tooele Thursday at Dow to build its confidence and improve play headed into James Park. Matt Gochis clubbed a home region action. run and double and Zac Clausing smacked “We played awesome against Granger,” he stated. a double in the team’s first region setback “They have improved dramatically since we’ve seen of the season to date. Tooele ventures them last year but so have we. It was a big win after to Ogden to tangle with Ben Lomond at a long break. I was a little worried about rust because Lindquist Field tonight at 7:30 p.m. The Buffs are slated to host Ogden in a league we had two weeks off. We were a little shaky at the decision Thursday at Dow James Park, start but we found our groove and took control of the also at 3:30 p.m. match. Delta has also improved since a year ago. But we were already in our groove and our team has really Stansbury golf results understood what it takes to take control of a match. Nan Mendenhall and Jake Holt produced These boys know how to win and are proving it on the victories in the Stansbury Park Golf Association gross and net event April courts with every match this preseason 7. Mendenhall fired a low-gross 86 to “This was another good test for us because we’ve top the Ladies gross division while Cher struggled with them in the past,” he added. “We have a Zirker captured the Ladies Low net crown really good rivalry with them and this was a significant with a first-place 73. Holt battled to a victory for us. The biggest thing was that it finishes off low gross 71 to top the men’s low gross our preseason schedule with a record of 10-1 and also division crown by five strokes over runner-up Daryl Drewery with a 76. Ryan gives us confidence and momentum headed into region Holt and Greg Rowley tied for third place play. We’re on a roll headed into league play.” with an 82 each in low-gross play. Doug Tooele 5 - Granger 0 Wilson topped the men’s low net at 69 The Buffs rolled to an easy non-league decision over while Jeff Bryant and Dave Childs tied for the Lancers Wednesday at Tooele High. second place with a 76 each. The next Brian Buzianis began the victory with a 6-1, 6-4 photography / Troy Boman Stansbury Park Golf Association event will Tooele’s Matt Wihongi follows through with a forehand volley in the Buffs 4-1 triumph over Morgan Monday at THS. be a two-person best ball April 21, at the The team is off to its best start in well over three decades this spring. Tooele hosts county neighbor Grantsville local course. SEE PRESEASON ON A11 Thursday in the Region 11 opener at 3:30 p.m. Lane, Griffith top Oquirrh Matt Lane and Brock Griffith each fired a low-gross 36 to tie for top honors in the Oquirrh Hills Men’s Invidividual low gross and net event Wednesday at the Cowgirls, Lady Buffs top Bears; set up region battle local course. Lane and Griffith garnered top honors by one stroke over third-place finishers Fred Ginter and Mike Holmes. Rick Tate and Preston Pratt were knotted Cowgirls snap streak to rivals Folta one-hits Bear River for fifth place with a 328 each while Gene Rael, Nick Griego, Hayden Farley and Mike S. Smith all tied for seventh place by Nick Drake Coates nearly hit for the cycle with by Nick Drake out and crushed a two-run home run with a 39 each. James Lawless won the men’s low net division with a 30 and SPORTS EDITOR a triple, double and single, falling just SPORTS EDITOR to complete the six-run barrage and Morgan Evans grabbed runner-up honors Tooele and Bear River have been shy of a home run of claiming the To say Tooele and Bear River are help vault the Lady Buffs to another with a 31. Ron Vaclavik took the bronze battling it out for the Region 11 soft- coveted individual accomplishment rivals is an understatement and there lopsided league triumph. status with a third-place 32 while Mike ball crown for the past five seasons for the Cowgirl attack. Oltjenbruns isn’t exactly any love lost between Mattie Snow, Karly Bitters, Aly Bickmore, Reed Bowen, Brian Blauser while Grantsville has claimed a bronze also crossed the plate three times the two Region 11 foes. Jensen and Folta all pounded Bear and Mark Herrera all tied for fourth place during the game. Cowgirl teammate River hurlers for two hits each with a 33 each. Ken Tate, Derek Hunt and status in four of five campaigns. The Lady Bears have spoiled the Glade Erickson tied for eighth place with However, the 2007 Cowgirl squad Lynzie Valdez crushed a pair of triples Lady Buff bid for region supremacy while Brittany Gonzales, Dani Sloan, a 34 each. may be too young enough to even and knocked in a pair of tallies while twice in the past five seasons and Whitnie Griffith and Allie Alverson think the Lady Bears are supposed Grantsville tandem Annie Young and love to be a thorn in the side of the recorded one safety each in the 12-hit Buff baseball camp to beat them on an annual basis and Kelsi Wells also logged a RBI each in perennial softball power. attack. Tooele High School has scheduled its Grantsville proved it on the diamond the triumph over GHS. Tooele didn’t want to have any of The lopsided decision boosts the annual spring baseball training camp Monday at GHS. Meanwhile, hurler Lindsay Dalton that Friday and flexed its dominance team’s overall mark at 11-3 on the for Friday, April 20, at 4 p.m. at the Tooele Babe Ruth Park. All players ages Korryn Coates and Mallory scattered six hits, struck out six, and with a six-run outburst in the bot- season and sports a perfect 4-0 mark 9 through 14 are encouraged to attend. Oltjenbruns slapped out three hits walked seven to capture the elusive tom of the fifth to record a decisive on the campaign. The entry fee is $30 per person, which each and combined to record four victory for GHS over their bitter 7-0 whitewash of their bitter rivals But more importantly, it sets up includes instruction, T-shirt and pizza. runs scored to lead the Cowgirls to a region rivals from Garland. from Garland Friday at Deseret Peak a first-place battle Wednesday in For more information or to register call significant 6-4 victory over rival Bear Complex. coach Medina during school hours at River. SEE COWGIRLS ON A11 Lauren Folta tossed a one-hit shut- SEE FOLTA ON A11 833-1978.

FROM THE SIDELINES Jazz deliver easy win but sing the blues with Rockets triumph hey say it isn’t over But it was too little too late for the Jazz, who also secured its best ever record since their 1997 way the team has folded down the season’s home- till the fat lady sings. squandered earlier opportunities against weaker campaign. McGrady also had 11 rebounds and nine stretch, a habit that could prove costly if carried Well she’s singing teams this season and was left holding the prover- assists and Yao Ming added 34 points and nine into next week. That reality sank in deep with Jazz Tthe blues along with bial home-court advantage bag, wondering what rebounds. At the final buzzer, the Rockets launched players and fans alike as everyone kept track of the every other Jazz fan across went wrong. After the shellacking Utah received a celebration at midcourt as the capacity crowd Houston-Phoenix score by sneaking a peek now Utah right now. It has been by the Phoenix Suns, even Larry H. Miller couldn’t roared its approval with a standing ovation. The and then at the out-of-town scoreboard in Energy a spectacular season for the take it anymore and went into a post game tirade Rockets will open the playoffs at home against Solutions Arena. Jazz. They started the season criticizing his players’ performances. Right or Utah next weekend. Jazz players used phrases like “deflating and with the best record in the wrong, it seemed to bode well for the Jazz last Not to be outdone, Utah fans celebrated as well heartbreaking,” to describe their feelings as the NBA, were clearly the surprise night as they came out firing, connecting on 58.4 showing their appreciation for their team’s much- Houston-Phoenix score flashed on the scoreboard. team of the league, clinched David Gumucio GUEST COLUMNIST percent from the field against a lackluster Blazer improved effort. Carlos Boozer led the Jazz with But when the Jazz head to Houston later this week, their division championship squad and recorded their 50th win for the season. 26 points on 86 percent shooting from the field. He they will need to focus more on what can be won early, clinched a playoff spot But the Jazz were way past relying on their own also had 10 rebounds. Utah was also bolstered by in the future and less on just what was lost Monday early, and looked like they would have the home- capacities, they had to have help from the Suns or the returns of Andrei Kirilenko and Gordan Giricek. night. “Everything happens for a reason, I believe,” court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. the final game of the season against Houston would Kirilenko missed five games with a broken bone in Millsap said. “You know, we lost a few games that Then, the April curtain came down hard on the Jazz as they lost six of their next eight games have little playoff value. Sadly, help never arrived, his left thumb and finished with five blocks, four we shouldn’t have lost to put us in this situation. dropping contests to Portland (94-89), Sacramento but it wasn’t for lack of effort. Amare Stoudemire assists and four rebounds. Giricek scored 21 points But you’ve got to look on the positive side. You’re (107-103), Seattle (106-103), Golden State (126- scored 30 points and Shawn Marion added another after missing the last three games with a sore right in the playoffs right now.” 102), Denver (115-106) and Phoenix (126-98). 27 for the Suns who used their starters most of the side and was one of seven Utah players to score Well, almost. There is still one game to play The Jazz managed to beat the NBA’s best, Dallas game even though they had already clinched the in double figures. Mehmet Okur and my favorite against Houston Wednesday night. And while this (104-89), arguably the best team in the NBA right number two seed in the West. Steve Nash added 15 rookie Paul Millsap scored 16 points each for the game won’t exactly feature playoff intensity, any- now. Then Utah did what they had to do against points and 15 assists in the effort but to no avail. Jazz. Utah’s win avenged the 89 to 94 loss to the one who thinks the Jazz mainstays will get extend- the Trailblazers last night, taking them behind the Houston eclipsed the Suns, 120-117. Tracy McGrady Trail Blazers on April 4, which started the string of ed periods of rest doesn’t know Jerry Sloan very woodshed for a good old-fashioned butt whipping scored 39 points as the Rockets won their fifth losses which ended up costing the Jazz home-court well. “We’re going to try to win a game,” Sloan said. (130-93). straight and took home-court advantage away from advantage against the Rockets. “I don’t care who we play or what the situation is. the Jazz in the first round of the playoffs. Houston In the Jazz locker room no one could deflect the That’s our job.” A11

TUESDAY April 17, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Grizzlies edge past Cowboys, 9-8 by Nick Drake Drake added a pair of safeties acter to battle back to make a SPORTS EDITOR in Grantsville’s 15-hit effort. game of it. We had a two-out After a couple of weeks Garett Giles, Austin Killpack, rally to score three runs and of defensive misplays and Wacey Sorenson and Alex had the tying run at third base. unearned runs, Grantsville Childs logged one hit each for We had the tying run in scoring appeared to have put all of its the Cowboys as well. position in the seventh too and errors behind with a decisive Just two weeks earlier Judge couldn’t get the big hit. 11-0 triumph over Ben Lomond Memorial, Tooele and Hunter “Still I’m proud of the prog- on the diamond last Tuesday. combined to produce 35 ress the boys have made the Although the Cowboys didn’t unearned runs and roll to lop- past week,” he added. “We still make the high number of mis- sided victories over Grantsville have a ways to go but they cues it had in the two previ- The Cowboys venture to haven’t given up and we’re still ous weeks, timely errors once Ogden today to tangle with the fighting. What this proves is again plagued Grantsville and Tigers at Lindquist field at 4 that we can beat anyone in this Logan waltzed out of town with p.m. Grantsville returns home league if we play well.” five unearned runs and a one- Thursday to tangle with region- Brayden Fisher slammed a run road victory, 9-8. leading Bear River at 3:30 p.m. pitch for a home run in the bot- The Grizzlies parlayed one Grantsville coach Loren tom of the fourth inning to cap costly error in the sixth inning Anderson said his team seems off the Cowboys 11-0 victory into three unearned runs and to come out of its offensive dol- over Ben Lomond last Tuesday. held off a gallant Cowboy drums but just couldn’t shake a Wacey Sorenson went 2-2 on comeback to register a league couple of mistakes to produce the day with two runs and four triumph at Grantsville. a vital league triumph over the RBIs, as Garett Giles went 3-3 photograph courtesy of Jeannette Price The Cowboys only commit- Grizzlies. with three runs and a double. Grantsville Taekwondo participated in the Wasatch Qualifier, held March 24, in Lindon, Utah. The local team ted three defensive mistakes “We swung the bats really Ryan Butler went 2-3 with had 13 athletes participate in this event, bringing back to the school 18 gold medals, five silver medals, in the game but two of the well against Logan,” he noted. three RBIs, one run, and a dou- and two bronze medals. In no particular order, the participants are as follows: Gabriella Barreto, sparring three cost Grantsville five runs “Unfortunately, we left a lot of ble, as Austin Killpack went 2-2 (gold) forms (gold). Bryce Bartlett, sparring (gold) forms (gold). Anthony Gillette, forms (gold). Tanner Higley, combined in the first and sixth runners on base. We left the with two runs, a walk, and a sto- sparring (gold) forms (silver). Kylee Keetch, sparring (gold) forms (silver). Ashlee Keetch, sparring (gold) frames. bases loaded twice and just len base. Logan Drake smacked forms (gold). Drew Langston, sparring (silver) forms (silver). Jeannette Price, sparring (gold) forms (bronze). Mark White, Quade Drewery couldn’t get the timely hit we a double while Alex Childs and Alexandra Ringwood, sparring (gold) forms (gold). Erica Ringwood, sparring (gold) forms (silver). Bryson Stevens, sparring (gold) forms (gold). Nafetalai Tantuaa, sparring (gold) forms (gold). Vaiokema Tantuaa, and Ryan Butler pounded out needed to give us the lead. We Quade Drewery each pounded sparring (gold) forms (bronze). Instructors for the school are Michael Broadwater and Jeannette Price. three hits each while Logan showed a lot of heart and char- out a safety for GHS as well.

Folta sat down the entire Bear pivotal outburst with a lead- Folta River lineup in order and only off double and Snow followed Cowgirls continued from page A10 a leadoff single by Kylie Frank with a run-scoring single to continued from page A10 in the top of the fourth kept extend the margin. Bitters Grantsville between unde- the Tooele hurler from tossing smacked a RBI double and In fact, the win snapped feated Region 11 co-leaders a perfect game. The Lady Buff Kelsey Mendenhall reached on a six-game losing streak by Tooele and GHS, both with junior struck out 15 of the 22 a Lady Bear miscue to aid the Grantsville to Bear River. identical 4-0 region marks, at batters she faced on the day. effort. Sloan clubbed a run- The Lady Bears sported a 2- 3:30 p.m. Tooele hits the road In spite of Folta’s domi- scoring single and Folta cul- 9 record overall against the to Logan Friday for another nance, Tooele didn’t ice the minated the pivotal rally with Cowgirls with the last GHS league bout, also at 3:30 p.m. affair until the six-run rally in a two-run round trip clout and victory coming in a decisive Tooele coach Barry Pitt the bottom of the fifth. Leading Tooele was on its way to the 6-1 consolation bracket affair said his team is playing its 1-0, Allie Alverson ignited the league rout. to boost Grantsville into the best softball headed into the Class 3A title game against clash with county neighbor Region 11 Baseball county neighbor Tooele. Grantsville Wednesday at Now the Cowgirls are set GHS. School Region % Overall % to tangle with the always “We played fantastic against tough Lady Buff team, a squad both Ben Lomond and Bear Bear River 4 - 0 - 0 1.000 9 - 5 - 0 .643 Grantsville has yet to top in River,” he said. “The Bear Tooele 3 - 1 - 0 .750 10 - 5 - 0 .667 11 meetings to date since River win was huge for us Grantsville High joined the because they are the team we Logan 3 - 1 - 0 .750 10 - 6 - 0 .625 larger class ranks in 2002. The are always battling for the Grantsville 1 - 3 - 0 .250 3 - 12 - 0 .200 two Tooele County neighbors region title every year. But will take the field Wednesday not this year. Grantsville is a Ben Lomond 0 - 3 - 0 .000 3 - 5 - 0 .375 at GHS at 3:30 p.m. with sole team we’ll have to be ready Ogden 0 - 3 - 0 .000 1 - 9 - 0 .100 possession of the league to play because they just beat ranks at stake for the winner. Bear River too. We are playing Grantsville also hits the road our best ball of the year right Region 11 Softball now and it should be fun for to Garland Friday for a bitter School Region % Overall % battle with the Lady Bears, Tooele County softball enthu- also at 3:30 p.m. siasts the watch the game Grantsville 4 - 0 - 0 1.000 7 - 8 - 0 .467 Grantsville was coming off Wednesday in Grantsville.” Tooele 3 - 0 - 0 1.000 11 - 3 - 0 .786 a trio of region contests to Tooele 7 - Bear River 0 begin the league ranks, out- The Lady Buffs blanked the Bear River 2 - 2 - 0 .500 8 - 7 - 0 .533 scoring Logan, Ogden and Ben Lady Bears Friday at Deseret Logan 1 - 3 - 0 .250 7 - 8 - 0 .467 Lomond by a whopping 42-1 photography / Troy Boman Peak Complex in Region 11 margin. The Cowgirls blanked Grantsville hurler Chelsea Paige Dalton uncorks a pitch against an softball action. Ogden 0 - 2 - 0 .000 0 - 8 - 0 .000 Ogden (12-0) and Ben Lomond opponent in an earlier game this spring. The Cowgirls registered an Lauren Folta took command (10-0) Wednesday and Friday impressive 6-4 triumph over region-rival Bear River to snap a six-game of the contest right away when Ben Lomond 0 - 3 - 0 .000 2 - 9 - 0 .182 in region play to set the stage losing streak to their bitter league foes. Grantsville hosts county neigh- the Lady Buff hurler mowed for Monday’s pivotal make-up bor Tooele Wednesday at GHS at 3:30 p.m. in a meeting between down two of the first three Region 11 Soccer game against the always tough undefeated Region 11 opponents. Bear River sluggers she faced Lady Bears. and sat down the Lady Bears School Region Points Overall Points After losing the first from start to finish,” she stat- “We’re excited to continue in order to open the game. Logan 5 - 1 - 0 15 6 - 4 - 0 18 five games of the season, ed. “We played great defense to improve,” she added. “We Then, Tooele used a Mattie Grantsville has now won seven and we were doing well at the still have a lot to work on Snow double to open its por- Bear River 4 - 1 - 0 12 6 - 2 - 1 19 of 10 affairs to boost their tion of the first frame and plate. We had some timely hit- but we’re excited about the Tooele 3 - 2 - 0 9 4 - 6 - 0 12 overall mark to 7-8 overall on ting with runners in scoring pride and confidence the girls Brittany Gonzales delivered a the year. position. Our girls have been are showing on the field — in clutch two-out RBI single to Ogden 3 - 3 - 0 9 4 - 6 - 0 12 Grantsville coach Heidi working hard to do the little spot the Lady Buffs a lead it practice and in games. The Ben Lomond 2 - 4 - 0 6 2 - 9 - 0 6 Heath said her team really things right and they paid off girls have really worked hard would never relinquish. came through with a huge vic- today. It really gives our young and it’s nice to see them be After the team gave Folta Grantsville 0 - 6 - 0 0 3 - 9 - 0 9 tory over a perennial softball team a shot of confidence to rewarded for their dedication the lead to work with, the power in Bear River. know that they can beat a team and focus.” Lady Buff pitcher stymied the “It was a great game for us, as established as Bear River. Bear River line-up. In fact, Subscribe Today • 882-0050

Matt Wihongi captured a lop- at third singles. Haslam battled to a three-set Preseason sided 6-0, 6-1 triumph over Jordan Knighton and Eric win, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, over Buff Pet of the Week continued from page A10 Rabbit foe John Stanworth in Gutowski joined together to duo Kevin Schmidt and Austin second-singles action. Buff claimed a 6-3, 6-3 win over Jasper. triumph over Granger’s Brett Dylan King claimed a deci- Morgan’s Chase Smith and In JV action, Gaven Neufeld Thomas at first singles and sive 6-0, 6-2 win over Delta’s D.J. Millburn at first doubles. Buff teammate Matt Wihongi Michael Banks at third sin- Morgan’s lone varsity tri- claimed a first-singles win followed suit with a decisive gles. umph came in second-dou- and in exhibition action Jared 6-0, 6-1 decision over Lancer Jordan Knighton and Eric bles action where Trojan tan- Handley and Eric Applegarth foe Jacob Squire at second Gutowski combined forces to dem Colton Woody and Jake seized a triumph as well. singles. Dylan King completed claim a first-doubles win over the Tooele singles sweep with Delta duo Jarom Spencer and an easy 6-0, 6-1 victory over Ben Johnson, 6-3, 6-1. Tooele Granger’s Tyler Moore at third tandem Kevin Schmidt and singles. Austin Jasper powered their In doubles action, Tooele way to a 6-3, 6-2 win over tandem Jordan Knighton and Rabbit foes Spencer Smith Eric Gutowski combined and Steve Houston at second forces to register a 6-2, 6-2 doubles. win over Granger combo Hoa Gaven Neufeld and Russell Huynh and Aldrin Hernando at Johnson seized singles vic- first doubles. Buff duo Kevin tories in junior varsity play Schmidt and Austin Jasper during the contest. In exhi- rolled to a 6-3, 6-1 triumph bition action, Jared Handley over Lancers Joe Brady and and Eric Applegarth joined Vinh Huynh at second doubles together to register a doubles as well. triumph as well. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be In JV play, Gaven Neufeld, Tooele 4 - Morgan 1 required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Russell Johnson and Chase The Buffs battled past the Shelters are only required to hold animals for Lambert all registered singles rival Trojans in the preseason three days before they are euthanized. victories and the doubles finale Monday at THS. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals squad of Jonathon Cafe and Brian Buzianis recorded a 6- available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Brent Atherly captured a tri- 0, 6-0 whitewash of Morgan’s 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. umph as well. Nick Peterson at first singles Tooele 5 - Delta 0 and Buff teammate Matt Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. The Buffs logged a pre- Wihongi fought to a decisive photography / Troy Boman season triumph over the 6-0, 6-2 triumph over Trojan Tooele tandem Eric Gutowski (left) and Jordan Knighton (right) tally Rabbits Friday at Tooele. opponent Chris Weitzeil in a game victory in the first set of their first-doubles match Monday Tooele Veterinary Tooele netter Brian Buzianis second-singles play. Dylan at Tooele. The Buffs completed their best preseason record in over Clinic registered a 6-2, 6-0 decision King completed the singles three decades with a 4-1 triumph over former region-rival Morgan to over Delta’s Jaxon Stanworth sweep with a 6-2, 6-1 victory complete the non-league slate with a 10-1 record. Tooele hosts county 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 at first singles and teammate over Morgan’s Brigham Elton neighbor Grantsville Thursday at THS at 3:30 p.m. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 17, 2007 HOMETOWN B1

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photography courtesy Diane Sagers Although microwaves like these at Liddiard’s Home Furnishings come in various sizes, none of them match the 750-pound behemoths that were built in 1947. Microwaves revolutionized the idea of photography / Maegan Burr Airsoft is a game similar to paintball that allows grown men and women to play like kids. home cookin’ n years past, some women scoffed at the idea of having a microwave. “Why would I want that?” they Isaid. “It’s just another appliance — a passing fad. I really wouldn’t use War it that much.” games in People once said that about television, too. Like TV, the microwave is here to stay. And those same women who balked at the idea are converted to the convenience and now they wonder what they would do without it. Let their microwave oven break down and they are out searching for a repairman or a new one the next day. I wondered where microwaves came from — exactly how do they work? It occurred to me that it might be a cos- mic question, something like trying to understand the nuts and bolts of how the Internet works. Fortunately, it is by Missy Thompson “With paintball you spend $300 on guns and gear and close to BauerCORRESPONDENT $50 for paint and air,” Phillips said. “With airsoft you spend the easier to understand. Microwave energy, it turns out, has ilapidated buildings covered in paint and graffiti, sur- same $300 and $13 for twice the ammunition and no air, most been around much longer than the rounded by tree branches and old paintballs, mark the everything is electric.” microwave oven — pretty much for- perfect spot for a mid-spring airsoft game. Even though Phillips owned Paintball Punks, he has switched ever. It is a natural phenomenon that In the run-down old town of Bauer south of Tooele, over to playing airsoft more frequently because it has a higher level occurs when an electric current flows near the Tooele County landfill, 100 airsoft players of accessibility and fun. Jayson Collier, a former resident in Tooele fromD around northern Utah gathered Saturday to play a game that was in the area on business when he heard about Saturday’s game. through a conductor. These waves are electromagnetic and are not so very simulates combat battle while giving grown men and women a Collier who was an avid paintball player now says that after just different from sunlight and the radio chance to play like kids. one game, he enjoys airsoft more. waves that make AM and FM signals Although many have not heard about airsoft, those who have “Big money has moved professional paintball out of the woods OK, part of that is a little obscure sometimes confuse it with paintball. Former owner of Paintball Punks in Tooele, Mike Phillips says the primary difference between without a physics class, but we can SEE AIRSOFT ON B10 relate to sunlight and radio waves. paintball and airsoft is the cost. But the microwave oven, which harnesses the power of these waves, is serendipity — a discovery that was made while looking for something else. In 1945, Percy Spencer, working for Raytheon Corporation, was researching a new magnetron tube. The tubes were used to gen- erate microwave radio signals that made radar work for the Navy. When Spencer was testing the new tube one day, he noticed that a candy bar in his pocket had melted. He couldn’t resist playing with that find, so he put a few kernels of popcorn near the tube and turned it on again. The popcorn began to dance and then popped right there on the tabletop. He was onto something — and who would have guessed that it all started with microwave popcorn? Dr. Spencer was intrigued, so the next morning he brought an egg to work to watch what would happen when he put it by the magnetron tube. The egg heated just like the popcorn had — so quickly that it expanded inside and began to tremble and shake photography / Maegan Burr then, like the popcorn, it exploded. Kip Peterson waits for the rest of the paintball players to leave the area before the airsoft game of capture the flag begins. Bauer, has become a popular place for both airsoft and photography / Maegan Burr He realized he was onto something A group of airsoft players use the roof of one of the buildings in Bauer, paintball because of its remoteness and standing buildings. as a barricade during a game of capture the flag on Saturday. SEE MICROWAVE ON B10 HOUSING THEATRE PHOTOGRAPHY

he Tooele Community Action he Missoula Children’s here will be a class on learn- TProgram has emergency TTheatre production of the Ting how to use digital cam- food and shelter program funds. Pied Piper will have auditions eras April 19, from 7 to 9 p.m., Applications available for those Monday, April 23, at 4 p.m. at at the Stansbury Clubhouse. It who need help with mortgage or the Tooele High School audi- is $25 per person. For more rent, if behind one month due to torium. Kindergarten through information, call 435-228-8384 a crisis beyond their control. No eighth grade can tryout. There or 801-573-4726. deposits are available. Contact is no guarantee that everyone Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796-2444 who auditions will be in the ext. 251, for assistance, pre- play. Children must be able to screening and for an application attend all the rehearsals and two at Tooele Neighborhood Center, performances on Saturday, April at 270 Maple St. 28. For more information please contact Terra Sherwood at 843- 2142 or at [email protected]. B2 BULLETIN BOARD

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Community Action assistance Tooele The Tooele Community Action Program is now accepting applications. They are avail- Cinco de Mayo able through the Tooele C.A.P. office at 270 Plans are underway for the second annual Maple St. or call 882-1278 to be prescreened. Tooele Cinco de Mayo Celebration on May 5 If you have questions about the EFSP pro- and 6 at Veteran’s Memorial Park. Festivities gram contact Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796- will start both days at noon. There will 2444 ext. 251. be Lucha Libre en Vivo, warriors of Ultra Championship Wrestling, performing at 5 p.m. on Saturday. A dance will be from 7 to Grantsville 10 p.m. The car and bike show will be Sunday from noon until 5 p.m. There is no entry fee Grantsville mini garden expo for the show. To enter your ride, call Marty Tooele Advanced Master Gardeners are at 882-0121 or Richard at 882-0192. If you presenting a mini garden expo on Saturday, would like to perform call Marty at 882-0121. April 21, at the new fire station on Center For vendor information or to volunteer call Street. Registration is at 9:30 and classes Rose at 882-8900 ext. 24. include: square foot gardening, soils, lawn care, landscape design, composting and fruit Free STD/HIV testing this week tree grafting. Call Patty 843-2350 for more The Tooele County Health Department is information. offering free STD/HIV testing the week of April 16-20 at the health department at 151 Fix pets N. Main St. in Tooele. No appointment is The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter necessary. It’s free, fast, and easy. Stop by Clinic will be in Grantsville at Westgage the health department or phone Amy at 843- Mortgage, 94 W. Main, on Tuesday, May 29. 2310 for more information. Microchipping and vaccinations are available. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. For more Benefit yard sale information call 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 Tooele County Board of Realtors is col- 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. lecting donations for the annual benefit yard sale on May 5. Any gently used items you Grantsville Irrigation would like to donate would be appreciated. Grantsville Irrigation is continuing to pres- Please call Sandy Covello at 435-830-5545 surize their lines, so be sure to close valves or Laney at 435-830-7583 for drop-off loca- to avoid any flooding. Anyone that has not tion. This year’s proceeds will go to Tooele received water by April 18 should contact County Relief Services to aid our transitional the office. Please report any leaks or abuse housing needs. to the office at 884-3451. There are two use- photo courtesy of Grantsville High School or-lose agricultural turns until May 15. Students from Grantsville High School learned about the military on a job shadow to the Military Entrance Processing Station in West Oquirrh Hills Junior Golf Valley City. Pictured are: (l-r front) Kelly Morgan, Bryer Harrison, Curtis Thompson, Zack Scott, Isaac Lambert, Cody Colson and Ben Oquirrh Hills is enrolling for the Junior Graff; (back) Dale Hammond, Mason Chandler, Delray Villaverde, Austin Gumucio, Alex Childs, Ty Hammond and Michelle Conner. Golf program. Ages 8 to 17 are eligible. Girls Stansbury Park can participate in the LPGA-USGA Girls Golf, Dunlavy Jr. at 224-2157 or 884-3486 or visit Boxtops and labels for education Revival with 10 weeks of activities, for $30. Boys can www.tooelefair.com for more information. Harris Elementary is still collecting The public is invited to a Revival on April participate in golf clinics for beginners and Swimming pool accepting applications Boxtops for Education and Campbell’s soup 22 through 25. Dr. Al Jones from Lewisville, intermediate players, for four weeks, and The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool is TC Thunder sign-ups labels. Please call for pickup or mail to Texas, will be the guest speaker. Services TC Thunder is holding its softball clinic two different sessions will be offered for $30 accepting applications for the 2007 season Sherry Tomboc at 315 Birch Tooele, Utah, each evening will be at the Bible Baptist April 28, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. for girls age each session. Oquirrh Hills will offer a golf for WSI instructors, lifeguards and con- 84074, or call 882-7604. E-mail Sherry at Church 286 N. Seventh St. 6-12. Space is limited. Instruction will be camp this year for more advanced players cessions clerks. Applications are avail- [email protected] with questions. given on hitting, fielding, base running and Yard sale for $75 and will include many extras. Please able online at www.stansburypark.org or pitching. Pizza, snacks, a drink and T-shirt THS class of ‘97 reunion St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church Knights contact the friendly staff and Oquirrh Hills in the Stansbury Service Agency office at will be provided. Cost is $35. Contact Nancy The class of ‘97 is trying to contact its of Columbus are having their annual yard Golf Course at 882-4220 for more informa- the Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 Country Club, at 882-5530 or Patty at 882-2402 for more members for the 10-year reunion. E-mail sale on Friday, April 20, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. tion, or register at 1255 E. Vine St. Stansbury Park. Application deadline is April 30. For questions call Kim at 882-6188 or information. [email protected] with your and Saturday, April 21, from 8 a.m. to 12 The Pied Piper auditions Donna at 882-1316. name, address, phone number and e-mail to p.m. in the gymnasium of the church at 15 The Missoula Children’s Theatre produc- Philanthropy get the reunion information. If you know of S. Seventh St. tion of the Pied Piper will have auditions anyone who is a member who won’t see this Singles luncheon Monday, April 23, at 4 p.m. at Tooele High announcement, please contact them and give All singles are invited to join to the Tooele School Auditorium. Kindergarten through Settlement Canyon Donate your four-wheeler them the above information. The Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding North Stake Singles luncheon Saturday, April eighth grade can tryout. There is no guar- Program needs four-wheelers for volunteers THS class of 1952 reunion 21, at 1 p.m., at Tooele North Stake Center, antee that everyone who auditions will be Settlement Canyon Irrigation to haul manure. The donation is tax deduct- The Tooele High School class of 1952’s 583 N. 270 East, Tooele. There is a luncheon in the play. Children must be able to attend The Settlement Canyon Irrigation ible. Call Kathy at 843-7774. 55 year reunion will be Friday, May 25, on the third Saturday at 1 p.m. at the North all the rehearsals and two performances on Company will be putting water in the system Saturday, April 21, around 7:30 a.m. If there at 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.. at Christensen & Stake Center. Saturday, April 28. For more information Gentling wild horses and burros Griffith Construction Company, 30 S. Tooele please contact Terra Sherwood at 843-2142 are any problems, call the office at 833-9606. The Intermountain Wild Horse & Burro Minor prophets study group Boulevard (1100 West). A free college level study group on the or at [email protected]. Advisors Learning Center in Erda needs Playground and field use minor prophets will meet for a 13-week course. Fix pets volunteers to gentle wild horses and burros. Recreation The center is open Mondays, Wednesdays The Tooele School District playgrounds The course is about an hour a week. This will The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ and Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, and and practice fields for team practices and be at the undenominational Church of Christ Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele at Wal-Mart, TC Thunder softball camp Saturdays from 11 to 2 p.m. Volunteers will games are available, but you must sign up at 430 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-4642 for more 99 W. 1280 N., on Wednesday, May 30. TC Thunder will hold the annual softball gentle the animals and take them to BLM for times desired. Go to the office of the information. Microchipping and vaccinations are avail- clinic for girls age 6 to 12. Space is limited. satellite adoptions around Utah. Volunteers school you wish to use and provide proof of able. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. For more Wesley Bell Ringers Instruction will be given on hitting, fielding, must be members of IWHBA ($15 for single liability insurance (it can be obtained from Tooele United Methodist Church wel- information call 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 base running and pitching April 28 from 2 or $30 for family per year). Call Janet Tipton your league president). Clarke N. Johnsen comes the Christ United Methodist Wesley 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. p.m. to 7 p.m. Pizza, snacks, drink and a T- at 843-7465 or (801) 554-4431 or visit www. Junior High won’t be available for use until Bell Ringers to their church service. Housing assistance available shirt will be provided. Cost is $35. Contact iwhba.org for more information. fall of 2007. Everyone is welcome on April 29, at 11 a.m., The Tooele Community Action Program Nancy at 882-5530 or Patty at 882-2402 for 78 E. Utah Ave. has emergency food and shelter program more information. Become a mentor The Youth and Families with Promise funds. Applications available for those Library Food pantry program is now accepting applications for The First Baptist Church in Tooele is who need help with mortgage or rent, if new mentors. Volunteers are matched one- offering a clothing closet and emergency behind one month due to a crisis beyond Deseret Peak Library closure on-one with youth ages 9-12. Mentors are food pantry to help meet the needs of our their control. No deposits are available. The Tooele City Library will be closed asked to spend an hour a week with their community. Anyone with clothing needs, Contact Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796-2444 Indoor Arena closure April 19, at 5 p.m. for meetings. mentee. Mentors must commit to a minimum adults and children, are welcome. The food ext. 251, for assistance, prescreening and The Indoor Arena will be closed for open Treasure Hunt rescheduled of six months to one year. If you’re interested pantry is available for emergency needs. for an application at Tooele Neighborhood riding at noon, April 17; until 5 p.m., April The Treasure Hunt scheduled for April 19, in enhancing the life of a young person call Hours of operation are Saturdays from 10 Center, at 270 Maple St. 20, 21, 27 and 28. If you have any ques- at 6 p.m. will be April 20, at 6 p.m. Tickets are tions please call 435-843-4020 or visit www. USU Extension at 843-2354 or 843-2353. available at the Tooele City Library. a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main, Spring-buzz boutique Tooele. For more info call 882-2048. To raise money for the Leukemia & deseretpeakcomplex.com. Schools Fun at the library Lymphoma Society, there will be a spring- Craft show It’s “Bearly Spring” at the library. Each Bible Baptist Church The Bible Baptist Church is located at buzz boutique at the Veteran’s Memorial Park Vendors wanted for Deseret Peak Days on week, guess the right amount of candy in the 286 N. Seventh St., in Tooele. Sunday School on April 28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Crafters June 1 and 2, at the Deseret Peak Complex. THS dance company performance honey bear and win the bear and a surprise. Tooele High School Dance Company at 10 a.m., Sunday worship service at 11 and independent associates with businesses Booth fees are $55 for a 10x10 and $80 for a National Library week goes until April 20, will be performing “Memories and Visions” a.m., Sunday evening services at 6 p.m., and are needed, such as Avon, Usborne Books 10x20 and power is additional. Food booths and Mayor Dunlavy has named it Library Friday, April 20, in the THS auditorium at 7 Wednesday services at 7 p.m. For more info and Pampered Chef. The booth fee is $35. are $150. Please call Lindsay at 435-843-4046 Volunteer week. A special celebration for p.m. Admission is $5 adults, $4 students, $2 call 435-882-7183, or Espanol 801-577-1812. Call Shelly Walker at 849-2530 for more for more info. the volunteers will be April 17. A “Treasure senior citizens and 12 years and under. The Nursery provided and rides available. information. Hunt” will be April 20, at 6 p.m. Story time is Swim lessons concert showcases a variety of ethnic dances 5k run against violence Sign-ups for Deseret Peak swimming les- on Wednesdays at 11 a.m., and crafts are on The Bridge Christian Center along with classical ballet, modern, jazz and Equipping you for life, Pastors Scott and The run against violence 5k fun run/walk sons begin Tuesday, April 24, at 8 a.m. The Fridays from 3 through 5 p.m. For more info, hip-hop. Marilyn Thiessens, 435-830-3619. Come grow will be Saturday, April 28. T-shirt, prizes pool will open on Saturday, May 19, at noon. call the library at 882-2182 or visit the library with us on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. at Phil’s and a light breakfast served. Registration The 2007 swim session dates are: June 11-21 Remediation sign-ups at 128 W. Vine St. Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High will be holding Glass reception room, 635 N. Main St. and check-in at 8 a.m. at Elton Park, 100 (no 9 a.m.), June 25-July 6, July 9-19, July Bookmobile story time remediation sign-ups on Wednesday, April N. Broadway. The run begins at 9 a.m. 23-Aug. 3, Aug. 6-16. Lessons are offered at 9 The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, 18, from 2:20 to 3 p.m. Students that have Registration is $15 at Macey’s or online a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 a.m. Sign-ups continue 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story time will be failed math, science, English, or history Education at www.dvsava.org. Call 241-0337 or e-mail on April 26, May 1, 3, 8, and 10. Call 435-843- each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the library is must remediate. Classes will begin on April [email protected] with questions. All pro- 4035 for more info. closed. For info call 884-3703. 23, and run through May 3. Classes are $30 Babysitting prep class ceeds benefit victims of domestic violence Deseret Peak golf course per class with a maximum of two classes The Tooele PIRC is hosting a babysitting and sexual assault. Our nine hole pitch and putt golf course is per session. prep class for all kids ages 11 to 14 that are UDOT seeks public comment now ready at Deseret Peak. The green fees Churches just getting started. Classes will be on either The Utah Department of Transportation are $4 and golf club rental is $2. You may also High school woodworking competition Friday, May 4 from 7 to 8:30 or Saturday, May The Frederick Sandberg Student will release the Long Range Transportation bring your own clubs. The course is open Friday dance and mingle activity 5 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Come and learn about Woodworking and Design Competition is Plan 2007-2030 for public comment through during regular complex hours weather per- The Tooele East Stake is now sponsoring babysitting safety and get some fun and safe open to students in high school woodworking April 26. It can be reviewed at local librar- mitting. There are also lights on the course a third Friday dance and mingle activity for ideas for activities to do with the kids. Moms classes in the Tooele School District. Entries ies, at UDOT offices and at www.udot.utah. for night golfing and group discounts are LDS singles over 31. The fun begins Friday, invited to attend. The cost is $5 for supplies. are due April 27, will be referred by the high gov. The plan focuses on capacity projects available. For more info call 435-843-4020 or April 20 at 8:30 p.m. for dance instruction Call the PIRC at 833-1960 to sign up. The school’s woodshop instructors, should be in rural and small urban areas. Public com- visit www.desertpeakcomplex.com at 752 N. 520 East, with dancing starting deadline is May 1. 50 percent wood or wood composite, less ments will be used to assess strengths and at 9 p.m. The cost is $3 and the attire is Indoor Arena closure than 50 cubic feet, and completed during the weaknesses of plans to increase mobility and dressy casual. Fantasy Flavor will provide The Deseret Peak Indoor Arena will be 2005-2006 or 2006-2007 school year. No entry SEE BULLETIN ON B3 address future transportation needs. After the music. closed April 17. It will open for regular fee. Winners will receive a scholarship, cash the comments are reviewed, a summary of open riding hours. For more info visit and other awards. For more info visit www. the plans will be released this July. www.deseretpeakcomplex.com or call granitemill.com or call 801-467-3222. Flower arrangements needed (435)843-4020. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY The Garden Flower Show, the opening Copper Canyon council meeting Copper Canyon Elementary School will If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax weekend of the Benson Grist Mill and Spring Recreation hold its community council meeting on to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special Crafters Boutique, is looking for people to Tuesday, April 17, at 6:30 p.m. All parents are community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- bring flower arrangements on May 5 to be Demolition Derby drivers encouraged to attend. profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to entered in the show. There are two catego- The driver and car rules for 2007 are the Health and safety fair 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- ries and themes. It’s free to enter and free to same as last year. Pick up a copy from Parts ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising Northlake Elementary will be holding a the public. For more info call Jane Higley at Plus, 175 N. Main St., or at the Tooele County department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day health and safety fair on Wednesday, April 884-3473 or Pam Jensen at 884-1267. Commission Office, 47 S. Main. Contact Pat prior to the desired publication date. 18, from 4 to 7 p.m. SERVICE DIRECTORY B3

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Take GED Learning Center, 76 S. 1000 West. The American Association or find out more about the club, call Bulletin The GED test will be given on ESOL students may come anytime of University Women will meet JoAnna at 884-6644 or visit http:// Veterans continued from page B2 May 8 and 9, starting at 8 a.m. the center is open for Individualized Tuesday, April 24, at 7 p.m., St. www.geocities.com/tooelemoms/ Contact Andrea at 833-1994 by May study with our software programs Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron tooelemoms.html. Free concerts Emergency preparedness fair 4. Preregistration is required. and textbooks. The book fee is $25 Drive. Dr. Patricia W. Stevens from Action for Autism Free concerts honoring past, per semester. An emergency preparedness Gain computer skills the Women’s Center for Lifelong Action 4 Autism will host a present and future veterans and fair will be April 21, at noon in The Tooele Adult Education Learning at USU will speak. AAUW meeting with Superintendent Mike their families will be at the Tooele the Grantsville LDS Stake Center, Center is offering a beginning class Groups advances equity for women and Johnsen on Wednesday, April 18, at 8 Veterans Square Memorial Park on 115 E. Cherry St. There will be a in Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, girls. Membership is open to per- p.m. at the district offices. There will Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Bring lawn guest speaker, informative booths, PowerPoint and Windows. The class Backcountry Horsemen sons with a baccalaureate degree, also be a community awareness pre- chairs and blankets to this non- an associate or equivalent degree. samples and door prizes. All faith will be at the Tooele Adult Education West Desert Backcountry sentation on Saturday, April 21, at 10 political, free salute to veterans. For more info call Dawn DeWitt backgrounds are welcome. Center at 76 S. 1000 West on Tuesday Horsemen will hold their monthly a.m. for anyone interested in learning For more info call Dennis Tracey at 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882-2466 Caregiver guide classes and Wednesday nights for five weeks meeting Monday, May 23, at 8 p.m. more about autism. This event will 435-850-9014. or visit www.aauwutah.org. The next UCARE caregiver guide beginning Tuesday, May 1, ending downstairs in Tooele County build- take place at Tooele First Assembly class will be Tuesday, April 17, at 7 May 30, from 6 to 9 p.m. Adults cur- ing. A horse film will be shown. The Quilters meet 127 N. Seventh St. Refreshments and Recovery p.m. at the Tooele Senior Citizens rently enrolled at the education cen- public is welcome. Tooele County Quilt Guild meets childcare will be provided. Contact Center, 59 E. Vine Street. The topic ter pay $30. Community participants on the third Tuesday of every R.M.E.F. banquet/fundraiser Erin at 843-0765 for more info. Kick drug habit is community supports. For more pay $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay The Tooele Chapter R.M.E.F. ban- month. The meeting is held at the information on this free service, $55. Call 833-1994 for more informa- Extension Service building at 151 N. Sewing guild LDS Family Services addiction quet and fundraiser will be April The Tooele neighborhood sewing call Dee Askerlund at 882-4163, or tion. Preregistration required. Main St. in Tooele. The theme this recovery meetings are Tuesdays 28, at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest. guild will have a meeting Wednesday, Barbara McFarland at 843-9054. Get your diploma There will be a prime rib dinner, auc- year is Getting Back to Basics. The from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 focus this month is a demonstration April 18, in the extension office audi- West, Room 118, in Tooele. Enter Digital camera class Get your high school diploma tions and a general raffle. For tick- torium beginning at 9:30 a.m. Ora ets and information contact Jimmie by Kaye Hammond on folding and on the north side of the chapel. There will be a class on learning this year. All classes required for Bridges will demonstrate two fabric Emerson at 850-8404 or Lynette cutting binding. The Erda meeting has been dis- how to use digital cameras April 19, a high school diploma, adult basic manipulation methods. No supplies from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Stansbury education, GED preparation, word Elton at 840-0878. continued. ShopTooele party are required. Bring any show and tell Clubhouse. It is $25 per person. For processing, drivers’ education and Tooele County Democrats meet The ShopTooele Business Alliance and invite any friends who like to Castaways AA meets more information, call 435-228-8384 English as a second language are Networking Party will be hosted by Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous The Tooele County Democrats sew and want to try something new. or 801-573-4726. available. Register now to graduate Michelle Christensen of Delicious will hold their organizing convention Contact Geri Thomas at 882-3487 for meets Monday-Saturday at noon at — $25 per semester. Located at 76 and Andrea Culletto of Fired Up. Family Center Thursday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. in more information. St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron The Family Center can help you S. 1000 W. and can be reached at the Council Chambers of Tooele City Come for networking opportunities, Drive, Tooele. Open, mixed, non- get involved in your child’s educa- 833-1994. Classes for students 18 Hall located at 90 N. Main St. A cen- a door prize and a chance to feature R.M.E.F. banquet smoking, wheelchair access. Nursery tion. They talk to volunteer groups, and over. tral committee meeting for precinct your own business at a future party. The 15th Rocky Mountain Elk available Monday-Friday. Foundation banquet and fund-raiser PTA’s and their families, church orga- Adults learn to drive chairs and vice chairs will begin at Bring business cards. Wednesday, Tooele AA meets daily 6:30 p.m. at the same location. April 25, 7 p.m., Delicious, 295 N. will be April 28, at 6 p.m. at the nizations and businesses. Learn how A driver education course for Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous Main St. See www.ShopTooele.org Eagles Nest. For information or to to keep your children busy in the adults 18 and over will begin Tuesday, Beekeepers meeting meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at for more info, or call Paula Williams purchase tickets, contact Jimmie summertime. Contact Kari Orozco to April 17, from 6 to 9 p.m., at the The Wasatch Beekeepers 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 schedule a time at 833-1960. Adult Education Learning Center, 76 at 435-579-1733. Emerson at 850-8404 or Lynette Association will meet Thursday, for info. S. 1000 West. The class includes 18 April 19 at 7 p.m. at the offices of MOMS Club open house Harris at 882-6165. Real Estate 101 Feeling trapped The secrets to buying and selling hours of classroom instruction and Jones Bee Company 2576 W. 500 The MOMS Club will have its Real Estate Group meeting If someone’s drinking is affecting real estate in Stansbury Park, April 12 hours of driving and observation. South, Salt Lake City. This month’s spring open house on April 17, at the Tooele Real Estate Investors your life, Alanon can help. My Hoop 17: Making the most of every penny The cost is $170 (current students meeting will address small hives. If England Acres Park shelter at 900 Group will meet April 19, at 7 — Financing in today’s market. It will receive a $75 discount). you have an interest in bees or bee- N. 400 East from 10 a.m. to noon. p.m., at 60 S. Main St. #1. The meets Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the be at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse English as a Second Language keeping you are welcome to come. All moms in the Tooele Valley area presentation will be “What’s going youth room at 1784 N. Aaron Drive at 7 p.m. For more info or to register, ESOL conversational classes are For more information please contact are invited. Children welcome to all on in the market and how to keep or call Perky at 435-249-0054. contact Nicole at 840-3779 or Toni held Monday and Thursday from 7 Paul Dupaix at 843-0625. MOMS Club events and a craft and from being blindsided in your next Alateen group at 830-6496. p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Adult Education AAUW snacks will be provided. To RSVP transaction.” Alateen group info, call 849-1881.

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Uh, (23) FX (3:30) “Ray” ››› (2004) Cont’d King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “King Arthur” ›› (2004) Clive Owen. Arthur and his knights embark on a rescue mission. King Arthur ›› wait. Sam and Dean (Jared Padalec- (25) QVC Food Fest QVC Presents Q Sessions Live Carole Hochman Sleepwear Kirk’s Folly Jewelry: 15th Anniversary ki, Jensen Ackles) investigate the (26) ANPL Fat Pets World’s Ugliest Dog Competition Animal Precinct “Healers and Hope” Fat Pets World’s Ugliest Dog Competition Animal Precinct “Healers and Hope” death of an actor on the set of a hor- (27) NICK SpongeBob Drake & Josh ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Growing Pains The Cosby Show ror movie. Rumors are flying that he (28) FAM “My Girl” ››› (1991, Drama) Anna Chlumsky, Macaulay Culkin, Dan Aykroyd. Premiere. (CC) Whose Line? 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This new episode is (52) ESPN SportsCenter Special (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) chock full of family issues, from the (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:01) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ (:01) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ Painkiller Jane “Pilot” ’ (CC) Psych “Shawn vs. the Red Phantom” heart-failure patient (guest star Andy (71) DISC Deadliest Catch “A Tragic Beginning” Deadliest Catch A fishing boat sinks. Deadliest Catch “Pain and Paybacks” Cash Cab (CC) Cash Cab (CC) Deadliest Catch “A Tragic Beginning” Deadliest Catch A fishing boat sinks. Prosky) who leaves his helpless dad (518) ENC “10 Things I Hate About You” › (1999) Heath Ledger. (:45) “Junior” ››› (1994) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “11:14” ››› (2003) Henry Thomas. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Rush” ››› (1991) ‘R’ (CC) (Robert Prosky) in the ER to Abby’s (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter (:35) “Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd” › (:10) “Herbie: Fully Loaded” ›› (2005, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ’ ‘G’ (CC) “Keeping Up With the Steins” ››› (2005) ‘PG-13’ (CC) Hostage ›› ‘R’ and Gates’ (Maura Tierney, John Sta- (561) MAX (5:30) “Just My Luck” › (CC) Cont’d (:15) “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” ››› (2005) Steve Carell. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Beverly Hills Cop” ››› (1984) Eddie Murphy. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Inside Man” ››› (2006) ‘R’ (CC) mos) continuing efforts to adjust to (576) SHOW (5:00) “Beyond the Sea” ›› Cont’d Joe Rogan: Live (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Penn & Teller This Am. Life The Tudors “Episode 3” (iTV) (CC) This Am. Life “Edmond” ›› (2005, Drama) William H. Macy. iTV. ‘R’ parenthood. (591) TMC “200 Cigarettes” › (1999) Ben Affleck. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The River King” ›› (2005, Crime Drama) Edward Burns. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Borrowers” ››› (1998) John Goodman. ‘PG’ (CC) “Mad Hot Ballroom” ››› (2005) ’ Tuesday April 17, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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This is an outstanding opportunity for safety conscious NOW HIRING old piles (435)882-6162 require specialized knowledge, judgment and nurs- tor. 1-800-303-3021 applicants with initiative, energy, and solid communication skills. You may have just the ing skills based upon principles of psychological, Responsibilities include operation and preventative maintenance of NEED TILE? No job too thing someone out of biological, physical and social sciences. Assists various industrial equipment (including auto-packaging, forklift, and big or too small. Free town is looking for. in and manages the operation of programs dealing estimates. Call Brett GRAPHIC DESIGNER / PAGINATOR Place your classified ad with maternity and child health, teenage pregnan- conveyor systems), machine and product inspections, housekeeping, (435)840-5147 in 45 of Utah's newspa- cies, community health, etc. as well as others duties assigned. Eligible applicants must be at pers, the cost is $155. PLUMBING • $21.04 per hour; Full time with benefits. least eighteen with a high school diploma/GED. Applicants must be For up to 25 words. SERVICES Water heat- available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. You will be reaching a Minimum Qualification ers, faucets, disposals, potential of up to Cargill offers an excellent benefit package gas lines, toilets, handi- • Graduation from college with a Bachelor’s degree 340,000 households. cap grab bars etc. in nursing. All you need to do is (435)882-1585 OR call the Transcript Bul- • Associate Degree Registered Nurse with two (2) PRECISION RENOVA- letin at 882-0050 for full years of nursing experience. TIONS LLC. We do all details. (Mention • Working knowledge of modern nursing practices types of Renovations UCAN) and procedures; working knowledge of and Repairs, large and psychology and sociology. small. Landscaping, Furniture & • Must be able to lift 20 pounds and climb stairs. Concrete, Framing, In- While performing the duties of this job the sulation, Complete Dry- Appliances employee is frequently required to sit, talk and wall Work, Painting, hear. The employee is occasionally required to Wage begins at $16.00 / hour during 90 day probationary period, BEAUTIFUL Oak pedis- Specializing in Family stand, walk, use hands, reach with hands and then increases based on performance. Successful applicants must tal/ claw table w/leaf & Home Theater Rooms. arms, climb or balance, stoop or kneel. Specific pass a company paid medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol 6 chairs $400; Stand Call for a free estimate. vision abilities required by the job include close screen and physical ability test, reference & credit checks, and alone gas range/ oven Michael 435-850-9019 vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral criminal background check. Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity $100; Cyclone eliptical Visit our Website at vision, depth perception and ability to adjust rider $40; Abdoer exer- Employer. precisionrenovations. focus. ciser $25. 850-9574 or net 850-9573 Complete job description is available at the SILVER PINES Land- ELECTRIC WHITE Ce- Tooele County Human Resource Office Interested applicants should apply at: scaping. Sod, sprin- 47 South Main, Tooele Utah Department of Workforce Services ramic top range. Like klers, rock wrk, and flor- new must see $450 or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us 305 North Main, Tooele, Utah wer beds. New summer obo (435)843-1124 This recruitment will run until the needs Or online at Jobs.utah.gov prices. Call for estimate of the department are met. (435)830-1253. Ask for PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT BECOME A SUB- EEO Employer Scott Deseret Peak Complex SCRIBER. 882-0050 Tickets/Concessions

This recruitment will run on a continuous basis until the needs of the department are met. On-call/summer positions at Deseret Peak Complex that operates daily concessions and/or ticketing booth operations. Collects daily & event gate fees from complex patrons, provides and distributes information daily regarding upcoming events and complex rules and regulations; clerical duties, food service ADMINISTRATIVE functions and maintains building cleanliness. Performs semi-skilled maintenance and custo- ASSISTANT / RECEPTIONIST dial work to assure facilities are clean and in good condition. Grade 5 ($7.56 hr.) Carlisle SynTec Inc., a worldwide leading producer • Minimum of 16 years of age. Must have the ability to obtain a Food Service Workers manufacturer of commercial roofing products, is The Miller Motorsports Park is accepting Permit. seeking an Administrative Assistant/Receptionist applications for our Grade 8 ($8.74) to assist the management team of our Tooele facil- Graduation from high school/GED or and equivalent combination of education and ity. The ideal candidate will be highly proficient in FOOD SERVICES GROUP experience. the MS Office suite including word, excel, power • One year in cashiering and food service point. Must have the ability to multi-task, have good for part-time positions. Applicants must industry. be 16 years or older. • Current Food Service Workers Permit at the communication skills and work well under pressure. time of hire. Background in manufacturing, human resources, • Minimum of 18 years of age. material control and familiarity with computerized Positions include Grade 10 ($9.64) • Meet the minimum qualifications of a systems is a plus. We offer a competitive salary and Concessions • Dishwashers • Servers grade 8 comprehensive benefits package including medi- • Completed a Alcohol Server Trainer Buffet Attendants • Cooks Course. cal/dental/prescription, a company matched 401(k) • One year with Tooele County Parks & program, paid vacation and holidays, company paid Recreation Interviews will be conducted at the Miller Motorsports Park (2901 N. • Must be 21 years of age life insurance, supplemental life insurance and more. Sheep Lane, Tooele) Welcome Center on Weds., April 17th from 2pm - 6pm. If you are interested in being considered for Please send or e-mail your resume with salary history to: this position, please apply at the Tooele County Miller Motorsports Park Human Resources Office, Rm. 120, Carlisle SynTec Incorporated 2901 N. Sheep Lane, Tooele 47 South Main, or access our on-line application at www.co.tooele.ut.us. 1600 B Avenue • Tooele, UT 84074 or online applications can be found at “Tooele County does not discriminate on the basis of race, or e-mail: [email protected] www.1hmse.com color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.” B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday April 17, 2007

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Must have good oral, written toys $25 Beautiful gray and Eva CNA CLASSES & Phle- Material Handling Positions and computer skills. Must be able to blue female neutered botomy. Day, evening POSTAL JOBS $16.53 Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously front paws declawed ALCOHOLIC ANONY- Site Manager or weekend classes, 2 to $27.58/hr, now hir- pass a background check. MOUS meets daily at DDI Vantage Early wants good family week course. informa- ing. For application To apply, please visit our Distribution $10.00 per Hour 7:30am to 3:30pm Joyce (801)520-6701 or noon and 8pm at 1120 Intervention Program tion line 467-6400 and free goverment job (435)578-0306 W Utah Ave. Call seeks full-time supervi- www.ccCNA.com information, call Ameri- Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. Please contact Kathleen Robinson at 882-7358. sor to manage Tooele can Association of La- POOP SCOOP & Away CNA’S NEEDED Cot- site and provide home bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete Dog Waste Disposal and center-based tage Glen 1892 Aaron 435-882-6611 hrs. emp. serv. the Application Process. Services. We come to Child Care services to infants and Drive (435)882-7990 your home to clean up toddlers with special CONCRETE FINISHER PREP COOK needed at the mess your sweet needs. Requires bach- Needed experience Southgate Dinner & pooches left. Call LOVING QUALITY child elors degree in human necessary Stoney Bingo. Must be able to 882-2085 for appoint- care in my Stansbury development, special 801-891-0871 o r work afternoons & ment. home all ages 15yrs. education, social weekends. Competitive Lifeguards & exp 801-599-5098 services or related field 435-843-7024 PURE BREED Shih-tzu wages. Fax resume to or licensure as PT, OT, CONSTRUCTION Swim Instructors puppies $200 Call (801)269-9643 or call The Tooele County Parks & Recreation ATTENTION: LITTLE SLP, or RN. Superviso- HEAVY Lifting, FT/ PT, (435)882-6274 ry experience preferred. (801)266-6025 Deseret Peak Aquatic Center Wings Preschool now Must have transporta- The Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center is accepting applica- enrolling for fall 2007 Excellent medical, RACE BIKE tire techni- is now accepting applications for the PYGMY Bunnies, $10; tion, great pay for good tions to fill various openings. We offer a protected following positions: for an elite educational dental, retirement, and cian. Tire vendor st the Adult Bunnies $5. w o r k . C a l l indoor atmosphere with year round employment op- experience for your leave benefits. Email Desert Peaks track is Lifeguards (435)882-7786 resume to jobs2@ 435-840-2255 after 5 portunities. We are closed on Sundays. Our pay plan • Must be at least 16 years of age. child. Call 833-9113 pm looking for a tire ma- offers advancement opportunities based on certification ddivantage.com or fax chine tech for sport- • $8.74 - $10.12 depending on certifications. RUSH LAKE KEN- 801-270-8587 EOE and experience. • Must be able to work minimum of 19.5 NELS , dog obedience CHILD CARE 2-12 years COOK & Supervising in- bikes. Will train the righ old, 4AM-7PM, Call Lifeguard and Swim Instructor hours per week. training and boarding. mates, 36hr per week person. Work is only on To be considered you must be certified in lifeguarding, Head Lifeguards Call (435)882-5266 (435)882-3963. Li- including some week- weekends, wages ne- cense, Fenced yard, CPR, and first aid. $7.50 - $8.94/hr. based on your • Must be at least 18 years of age with 2 www.rushlakekennels. General Labor ends. Must pass back- gotiable. Work with top certification level and experience. years guarding exp. com Crafts, Meals, Snacks, Staker &Parson Co. ground check. Starting racers.Call 208-538- Pre-school activities. $8/hr. Call Dan at Aquatic Aids • $11.72 meeting 5 requirements. is seeking asphalt 7 8 2 8 o r e m a i l Our Aquatic Aids assist certified instructors during • Must be able to work minimum of 40 YORKIE MALE 9 843-3417 or 849-2048 [email protected] months old registered HAVE OPENINGS in my rakers/laborers. This class session and perform other entry-level tasks at the hours per week. Grantsville home. Lots position will assist the CUSTODIAN jobs at aquatic center. This is an excellent opportunity for Pool Custodian $600 435-224-3531 RESCAPE CONSTRUC- of experience refer- screenman with the Tooele Army/Deseret TION looking for experi- those preparing for employment in certified positions. • Must be at least 16 years of age. e n c e s a v a i l a b l e . grade as well as other Must be at least 15 years old and demonstrate interest • $5.15 per hour Chemical Depot. Wed. enced landscape fore- Livestock Mon-Fri, reasonable duties as assigned through Fri. 6 am to 3 mans, laborers, paint- in aquatics. $6.00/hr. with promotional opportunities • Must be able to work minimum of 15 by the supervisor. when certification is obtained. hours per week. rates, also summer pm. People with dis- ers and framers. Please openings. Experience is abilities given prefer- call Marshall at Cashier $5.00 / BANTAM To Apply Return a completed Tooele City Application • Must be at least 18 years of age. $9.64 per (435)884-0448 preferred. Excellent ence. Federal back- (435)840-4566 or Bran- CHICKS. "Buy TWO, benefits, competetive to the Tooele City Human Resource Office, hour ground check required. don at (435)830-1267 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074. Applications will be re- Get one FREE!" Asst. SHOOTING STAR Pre- wages and paid Wage $8.80. Apply at • Must obtain a food handler’s permit by school is now enrolling viewed as received so apply now for best consideration. time of hire. P u r e b r e d C o c h i n vacation. Tooele Dept. of Work- SALT ISLAND Adven- Feather-Footed Chicks. for 2007-2008 school To apply in person force Services. tures Cruises on the Pre-employment and random drug screening required. Great for Pets, 4-H or year. 4yr old class call (888) 672-7766 great salt lake. Servers/ EEO/ADA Employer www.tooelecity.org American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification available. Call Elaine class –Wed. April 25th at 4:00pm at the De- Show. Pullorum Certifi- for locations or apply DONUT MAKER C r e w m e m b e r s seret Peak Aquatic Center. Certified lifeguards cate & Marek's vaccina- Turnbow 882-3784 online at Graveyards shift no needed. $9/hr plus tips who have previously worked for DP Aquatic t i o n i n c l u d e d . www.stakerparson.com experience neces- 801-252-9336 www. Center must reapply and attached all certifica- 435-830-3331 sary Must be: High gslcruises.com tions. They are required to attend a mandatory Help Wanted School gradate, HORSE BOARDING bondable, depend- STANSBURY Golf RNs CPR class which will be held on May 5th or Equal Opportunity Employer open and covered M/F/D/V able, hard working. course looking for Pro May 12th. The cost of $30.00. Call 843-4035 1 0 0 WORKERS stalls, riding arena, and See Pat at Nigh Time shop and snack bar need extra money? to schedule a class one week prior. NEEDED! Assemble round pens to train your Donuts 299 N Main. help. Must be 21, work If you are interested in becoming a head life crafts, wood items. Ma- Staker & Parson Co. is Come work with a GREAT team h o r s e s 8 8 2 - 4 5 1 3 (435)882-8503 weekends, and holi- guard you must attend a head life guard class 801-230-7878 terials provided. To seeking a d a y s J e f f at Heritage Home Health in and become certified at that level; this class $480+ per week. Free DRIVER CDL Training: (435)882-4162 Need to sell that new WATER TRUCK will be held on May 7th at 4 p.m. The cost is information package. $0 Down/ No worry fi- Tooele. Work 1 weekend a month champion bull or your DRIVER yet to be determined. 2 4 h o u r s nancing! Experienced THE STANSBURY Park — receive on-call pay, visit rate yearling calves? Place All questions should be directed to Scott (801)264-5665. for Salt Lake and Utah or Not - Career you de- Swimming Pool is ac- your classified ad into and mileage reimbursement, will Chance. Please call and register one week Counties. Experience serve is @ Central Re- cepting applications for 47 newspapers, find prior at 843-4035. is preferred. Class frigerated the 2007 season. also need to take call 1-2 nights your buyers quickly. For A CDL and tanker 800-521-9277 Available positions are a week from 5:00pm - 8:00am. Applications and additional information for only $135. your 25 WE NEED LABORERS IN endorsement is WSI instructors, life- open positions are available at the word classified will be THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: required. Excellent DRIVERS - ASAP! 21 guards and conces- Applicant must have current Utah Tooele County Human Resource Office seen by up to 500,000 • General Warehouse benefits, competetive CDL-A drivers needed sions clerks. Applica- license and reliable transportation. 47 South Main Street Tooele readers. It is as simple • CDL A & B Drivers wages and paid *36-43cpm* Avg $54K tions are available on or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us as calling the Tooele • Forklift Operators vacation. To apply in per year Sign-on Bonus line at www.stansbury- If interested please fax resume to This recruitment will run on a continuous Transcript Bulletin at • Production/Assembly person call only 3 mos. OTR req'd park.org or in the 435-843-9911 or call office for an basis until the needs of the department can be (435)882-0050 for de- • Supervisors/Managers (888) 672-7766 for (800)635-8669 (ucan) Stansbury Service tails. (Ucan) application at 435-843-9900. met. All shifts are currently locations or apply EXPERIENCED BOB- Agency office at the REGISTERED MINIA- available from day, swing, online at: CAT Operator for Boul- Stansbury Clubhouse, Tooele County requires those 18 years of age to graveyard. We offer TURE Horse’s male www.stakerparson.com der Landscape A full 1 Country Club, Stans- and over to submit to a background check. immediate medical and female make offer service landscape com- bury Park, Utah 84074. Pre-employment drug testing is required for benefits along with Application deadline is all hires. Hired individuals must be able to or trade for horse trailer dental and vision. pany Starting at $12/hr (435)882-2983 C a l l A d a m a t April 30, 2007. For work flexible schedule including nights, week- Top pay for those Equal Opportunity Employer questions call Kim at M/F/D/V 435-843-7105 ends, and holidays. BECOME A SUB- overachievers! Must have 882-6188 or Donna at SCRIBER. 882-0050 reliable transportation, EXPERIENCED MA for clean background, and 882-1316. pediatrics practice in pass a drug screen. Drivers Stansbury Park. Fax re- Must apply in person- Jack B. Parson Call Johnny to schedule Companies is seeking sumes to 435-882-1275 an interview READY MIX DRIVERS or mail to 210 Millpond 801-255-1441 Exp. is preferred. Stansbury Park, Ut Join the Team Competitive wages, 84074. quarterly and annual FANTASTIC PLASTIC is TOOELE AGING & ADULT SERVICES bonuses and great now accepting applica- Immediate Openings • CNA/Homemaker- On-call position; perform CNA/home DRIVERS benefits package. tions. Must have experi- Superior Excavating, Must be self- ence with saws and maker and personal care services for disabled, elderly adults. located in Grantsville, motivated and work routers. 10 E 2000 N Clinical Social Worker Responsible for providing care for aging adults. Performs Utah has a full time well with others. Tooele to pick up appli- services such as meal preparation, maintaining a clean opening for qualified Licensed in Utah as a LCSW, CSW or SSW belly dump and water Excellent benefits cation or drop by re- physical environment (dusting, vacuuming, laundry, etc) truck drivers. Drivers and paid vacation. sume. 435-882-4693 PRN, Flexible Hours, Competitive Pay using various types of cleaning agents, run essential errands. will be responsible for To apply in person Performs personal care services such as bathing, shaving, nail pre-trip and post-trip call (888) 672-7766 FIRE EXTINGUISHER Ultrasound Tech care, oral hygiene, feeding, toilet assistance, and ambulation inspections and equip- for locations. Apply sales and service tech- ment cleanliness. Must online at: nician needed to serv- PRN and FT positions with call as assigned by care plan. May perform limited clerical duties be able to work seasonal ice Tooele County area. and other duties as assigned. Starting Salary $9.64; www.stakerparson.com ARDMS Certification Preferred or ARDMS eligible overtime, including Tooele County resident Position may include X-ray Support • High school diploma or a CNA Certification; One year Saturdays as needed. preferred. Apply at 153 Must have Class A CDL East 4370 South, Mur- experience working with disabled, elderly adults with doubles and triples Equal Opportunity Employer providing homemaker and or personal care services is endorsement. Competi- M/F/D/V r a y , U t a h . preferred. Must be Certified Nurse Aide or receive tive wage depending on (801)263-1705 Ask for TO APPLY certification within six months of hiring. Must have taken experience. We require ASSISTANT MANAGER Steve Byrd, Byrds Fire a pre- employment drug C-A-L Ranch is accept- Protection. CPR course within six months or be certified in CPR. Must screen. Wage depending Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center have or obtain a food handler’s permit upon hire. Must have ing applications for an FULL TIME Tile setter Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street,Tooele, UT 84074 on experience. assistant store man- a valid Utah Drivers License Apply in person at and helper needed ager. Successful appli- ASAP pay depends on James Glade • This recruitment will close when the needs of the department 981 North Industrial cant must have a Park Drive experience. Must have phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 have been met. strong customer service own transportation call background, some [email protected] FIVE STAR AUTO 435-228-8979 management/ retail ex- www.mountainwestmc.com Complete job descriptions are available at the $15-20 per hour com- perience helpful. Sub- GLAZIERS NEEDED, Tooele County Human Resource Office mission mit resume in person at $13-$24/hr based on Full-time ASE Certified 47 South Main Street Tooele 862 N. Main, Tooele. experience. We will or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Full Diagnostic Me- train. Contact Jeff or Specific information pertaining to these recruitments chanic/Technician 5+ FULL TIME Cooks Jared 801-974-0977 years exp. Fax re- needed Cottage Glen can be obtained by calling Human Resources at BECOME A SUB- (435)843-3157. EEO Employer sumes to 884-6850 or 1892 Aaron Drive call 840-1673 (435)882-7990 SCRIBER. 882-0050 Tuesday April 17, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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Cruise 2.5bth, possible Lease control, cd, tinted win- STUDIO, Vine Street option Call Dave listing your house with me! dows, trailer hitch and Courtyard, Tooele. Full 840-1009 BFG all-terrain tires. kitchen, dishwasher, on (435)830-5906 courtyard, $395. Appli- cation fee, credit and BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND HONDAS From $500! background check re- Police Impounds For quired. (801)205-3883 Sale! Many Makes and TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, SANDRA’S “SELL YOUR HOUSE” COOKIES Models, For Listings Call me today for Call 800-586-3805 X downstairs, very clean, 2 1/4 c fl our I love 9436 new blinds, w/d hook- 1 tsp. vanilla a free market ups, covered parking. Buyers! analysis of LIKE NEW Black 2005 $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s 1 tsp. baking soda your home Mitsubishi Galant. Only $400/dep. 1 whole egg and free 21,000 miles comes (435)882-0476 1 tsp. salt with 7yr 100,000 mile/ cookies! 222 DONNER PLACE TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, Every- PRICE REDUCED! MOTIVATED SELLER! bumper to bumper war- 2 egg yolks PRICE REDUCED upstairs, very clean, Beautiful home reduced to $272,000. 2 story, r a n t y . $ 1 4 , 0 0 0 . 1/2 c butter softened thing I Sandra Larsen new blinds, w/d hook- 3 bdrm, 2 bth lofted family room upstairs. (435)843-9540 touch turns to Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend ups, covered parking. 1/4 c rolled oats Possible lease to own. Secondary water. SELL YOUR CAR or $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s 3/4 c granulated sugar boat in the classifieds. $400/dep. 1 pkg. chocolate chips PRICE REDUCED Call 882-0050 or visit (435)882-0476 www.tooeletranscript. 3/4 c brown sugar SOLD com TOOELE, 2bdrm, 2bth 1/2 c shortening UNDERUNDER Country Cove Condo HURRY FAST, LIST WITH 1033 BIG TREE • GRANTSVILLE TRANSMISSION RE- w/d included, $695/mo Combine fl our, baking $289,900 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost 107 W 600 N #103 soda, and salt; set aside. ME TODAY! PRICE REDUCED! MOTIVATED SELLER! to Tooele residents. CONTRACTCONTRACT 5533 GENEVA WAY • STANSBURY PARK Davidson Realty In large bowl, combine 100% finished basement, $249,500 MUST SEE! MOTIVATED SELLER! Will buy vehicles 1990 (801)466-5078 1531 Durocher Ln fully vinyl fenced horse property 4 bdrm, 3 bath, clean beautiful home. and up that needs butter, shortening, sugars, transmission work, and vanilla and cream until fl uffy. Delightful, Clean 2 Great views. Call Michelle 840-8898. Homes for story with main level cash paid. Shop Add egg and egg yolks; beat well. master bdrm/Grand (801)972-5810 Home Rent master bath with Gradually add all but about (435)843-8181 seperate large shower 1/2 cup dry ingredients. Mix and jetted tub. 3 tone $$WHY RENT when paint, central air, rolled oats with remaining fl our gas fi replace. Great you can buy? 0 landscaping with vinyl Trucks down programs, not and stir into batter. Stir in fence, RV pad. UNDERUNDER perfect credit. First chocolate chips. Drop by heaping 482 E. 1420 N., TOOELE • $190,000 $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs time buyers, Single teaspoonfuls onto greased baking 4 bdrm, 2 bath, great neighborhood. 209 Alfred Dr. UNDERUNDER from $500! Chevys, parent programs. sheets. 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. • GRANTSVILLE CONTRACTCONTRACTClose to Elementary School. Jeeps, Fords and More! Call for details. Chris Extra counter & $285,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath Call Michelle 840-8898. Police Impounds For Sloan 435-840-5031 Bake at 375 degrees for 10-12 cabinet space, up- CONTRACTCONTRACT.50 acre lot. 3400 SQ FT. graded countertops. Sale, For Listings Call Group 1 Real Estate minutes. Allow cookies to cool 3rd bdrm is as big 419 PREMIER • GRANTSVILLE 800-586-3805 x 9973 on pan a few minutes before as two with double FILLMORE, UT $249,900 $310,000 $1121/mo BEAUTIFUL closet. Basement Almost 5 acres. Beautiful family home with Big Beautiful Rambler 03 GMC Sierra, 1500. 3bdrm, 2.5bth within transferring to cooling rack. this fi nished nice with walking distance of helps keep cookies from going gas fi replace and historic log cabin on property. Horse Property, almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ff 66k miles, Rhino liner, 1/2 bath. Insulated f i b e r g l a s s s h e l l . parks, golf, outdoor fl at. I always use real butter. garage door. GREAT LEASE TO OWN! 381 SHELLEY LANE • GRANTSVILLE $ 1 4 , 5 0 0 ( 4 3 5 ) pool, fishing and even a This recipe never fails me!!! 882-6402, (801)201- spa. Free cable, lawn 1115 S. LEGRAND DR. • GRANTSVILLE UNDERUNDERFANTASTIC HOME.TIMETIME ENJOY!! 131 North 4th St $274,900 4 bdrm, lease to own, 1/2 acre 5 BDRM 3 BTH $245,000 5272 care, snow removal and CLAUSE more! Call Joseph CONTRACTCONTRACT CLAUSE 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information 435-840-4575 Lofgren Acres deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. truck, 4x4 frame & en- Lana McKean Michelle Anderson gine, good tires & great 3BDRM 1BTH $800/mo, 40 acre lots, well 1185 N. Main, Tooele 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 engine (350). Good $500 cleaning deposit, permit located in trans. New Edlebrock w/d, fridge, dishwasher, Lofgren, 10 miles FREE HOME CONSULATION carb. New Edlebrock in- stove included. No south of Vernon. take & manifold. $1300 pets, no smoking. Call for more info. 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah obo. (435)840-8790 (435)882-6472 PUBLIC NOTICE (Amended 04-12-07 at 7:50 a.m.) Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a business meeting on Thursday, April 19, 2007 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grantsville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for M-5 Development, LC to change the map designation from an Rural Residential -1 zone which allows 1 unit per acre to one (1) unit per ten (10) acres, to a Me- dium Density Residential zone which allows a maximum density of three (3) dwelling units per acre, at 900 S Quirk Street. b. Proposed amendment of Section 14 to allow for two (2) front and two (2) side yards on corner lots in the RR-1 zone. c. Proposed amendment to GLUMDC for the in- clusion of an agriculture protection zone ordinance. d. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivisions) to require proof of application submitted to the State of Utah for their notification and ap- PUBLIC NOTICE proval on the preliminary (Amended 04-12-07 at plat. 7:50 a.m.) e. Proposed amendment Notice is hereby given to Chapter 21 to require that the Grantsville City the listing of the filing Planning Commission number for the Record of will hold a business Survey on preliminary meeting on Thursday, plats. April 19, 2007 in the f. Proposed amendment Grantsville City Hall of Chapter 20 (sign ordi- Council Chambers at nance) to limit number 429 E. Main Street in and/or location of bus Grantsville, Utah, which bench signs. meeting shall begin g. Proposed rezoning for promptly at 7:00 p.m. Gary Fawson for a strip The agenda shall be as of land located at 690 follows: East Main Street to go 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC from an A-10 zone to a HEARINGS: CD zone for the purpose a. Proposed General of increasing number of B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Plan Future LandTuesdaUse storagey Aprilunits 17,at Grants2007- Map amendment for M-5 ville Self Storage. Development, LC to h. Proposed rezoning for Homes Homes Homes Homes Lots & Land Buildings Public Notices changePublicthe Noticesmap desig - JohnsonPublicCattle NoticesCo. on Meetings nationMeetingsfrom an Rural the northeastMeetingsside of SR Residential -1 zone 112 at City boundary ap- BEAUTIFUL NEWLY STANSBURY GOLF JOB RELOCATING ONE ACRE of horse ALL STEEL! CLEAR- NOTICE OF PUBLIC which allows 1 unit per proximately straight New Home — R e n o v a t e d h o m e course home on 3rd Seller very motivated property ready to build Span & Truss buildings. HEARING acre to one (1) unit per across from Anderson Horse Property! 4bdrms, 2bth, large fairway. Mountain, lake Rambler 6bdrm 2bth, on. 750 W Mckeller St. Excellent value and PUBLIC NOTICE IS ten (10) acres, to a Me- Ranch area to go from .69 acre, Tooele kitchen, laundry room, views, great lot in jetted tub, to many ex- Tooele $120,000 for service. Free quote and HEREBY GIVEN that dium Density Residential an A-10 zone to a zone $275,000, 3BR 2BA 1937sqft on .26acres, culdesac. Peaeful! New tras to mention please more information call erection estimates! the Board of Trustees of zone which allows a that is compatible with Amazing Stansbury RV parking, fully furnace, roof, paint, call 435-850-9444 (435)840-1645 or Sentinel Building Sys- the Stansbury Service maximum density of mixed use of commer- fenced, 2yr home war- travertine, slate. $249K. (435)840-4182 tems, (800)327-0790 Agency of Tooele three (3) dwelling units cial, single family resi- Lake Home MOUNTAIN VIEWS! ranty, 139 North 100 Mont (801)915-6532 Ul- ext. 26, www.sentinel County, Utah, shall con- per acre, at 900 S Quirk dential, and multi-family Completely finished Beautiful 3300sqft brick up and down - 6 BR 3 East Call Shaun r i c h R e a l t o r s RANCH FOR SALE. 150 buildings.com (ucan) vene a public hearing on Street. residential (CS & home. 4bdrm 2bth on BA - Large Deck and (801)243-9802. (801)-733-6555 Owner/ acres with 2700 SF Wednesday, April 25, b. Proposed amendment RM-15). Screened Porch - Private 1.20 acres. Large GARAGE FOR Sale. $135,500 Agent house and outbuildings. 2007, at 7:00 p.m., at of Section 14 to allow for i. Proposed amendment Dock - $475,000 2400sqft shop in back. Must sell existing 7 Miles West of Terra, the Stansbury Park two (2) front and two (2) to C.U.P. #05-057-733 CONDO, 2 large bed- $365,000 FSBO Make one-car garage at mo- Gorgeous Views! GRANTSVILLE HOME Utah. May section off in Clubhouse, #1 Country side yards on corner lots for Gary & Carol Buhler rooms, fireplace, cov- this lovely home yours. bile home space 31, 4 BR 2.5 BA - Bench- 2400sqft, 4bdrm, 2bth, 40 acre parcles. Club, Stansbury Park, in the RR-1 zone. to allow three (3) sepa- view Dr in SE Tooele ered patio, w/d in- C a l l B u f f i e 935 North Main. Ga- central air, central vac- $495.000.00 for all. Call Utah, for the purpose of c. Proposed amendment rate residential units in - $444,900 cluded. New carpet, (435)228-8575 rage must be moved by uum, RV parking, over- 435-837-2333 o r taking public comment to GLUMDC for the in- the Pegasus Event Cen- new paint. Very nice, M a y 1 , 2 0 0 7 . Build to Suit sized garage, great lo- NEW CUSTOM home in mwood@wirelessbee- on the possible annexa- clusion of an agriculture ter building at 291 N. 4.7 acres peaceful and quiet. 801-466-2387. c a t i o n $ 2 2 5 , 0 0 0 Stockton, Utah on 2 hive.com tion of a 10 acre parcel protection zone ordi- Race Street in a CD in Erda, Utah. $105,000. 840-3825 884-3164 acres w/barn and shop. If you build, remodel or known as Jenny Cove nance. zone. 435-840-1242 SPECTACULAR VIEW Heather Kieffer FSBO 2BDRM 1bth For detailed info & pho- of Deseret Peak! Two remove buildings you into the Stansbury d. Proposed amendment j. Proposed amendment 801-404-0142 remodeled bungalow. HOME FOR SALE BY tos visit www.utahhome building lots for sale in can place your classi- Greenbelt Service Area to Chapter 21 (subdivi- for Alan Johnson to the Central air, jetted tub, OWNER- 862 EAST 4sale.net or call Grantsville, horse prop- fied ad in 45 of Utah's and the Stansbury Rec- sions) to require proof of approved final plat for new roof. Great 790 NORTH Very nice (801)209-3656 erty, unlimited animal newspapers for only reation Service Area. A application submitted to Heritage Grove Phase s t a r t e r h o m e newer home on North OWNER. Two stories, restrictions Lot 1 .85 $155. for 25 words ($5. legal description of this the State of Utah for 1B to eliminate the park, $113,900 429 Brook East side of Tooele, 3000sqft, 4bdrm, acres, Lot 2, .86 acres. for each additional property can be obtained their notification and ap- move the detention ba- 2BDRM MOBILE Home Ave. Call for appoint- completely remodeled. 3.5bth, finished base- W a t e r s h a r e s word). You will reach from the Stansbury Serv- proval on the preliminary sin to a parcel of land for rent, $475/mo, ment (435)830-2682 New carpet, tile, hard- ment, hardwood floor. available.Call 435-884- up to 340,000 house- ice Agency office at #1 plat. east of Heritage Grove, $300/dep. 849-2147 (435)830-0388 wood floors, paint Stansbury. $389,000. 6692 holds and all you do is Country Club, Stansbury e. Proposed amendment and to increase density 884-0113 882-1969 throughout. 4 Bedroom, (435)882-0285 call the Transcript Bul- Park, Utah 84074. to Chapter 21 to require by three (3) more lots. FSBO NE Tooele Ram- 3 Bathroom, Kitchen w/ STANSBURY LOT For letin at 882-0050 for all (Published in the Tran- the listing of the filing k. Proposed rezone for bler 3050sqft, 4bdrm, a bar, main floor laun- Planning on selling your sale 241 Country Club, the details. (Mention script Bulletin April 17, number for the Record of Marilyn Sheranian on 4BDRM, 1.5BTH family or build to suit. $81,000 room, huge laundry 3.5bth, jetted tub, fire- dry, finished basement, home, you could be UCAN Classified Net- 19 & 24, 2007) Survey on preliminary 21.236 acres of land lo- place, new carpet, new large central air, lots of sending your sales obo. Call 435-840-3077 work) plats. cated at approximately room, central air condi- PUBLIC HEARING NO- paint, 2 master suites closet space, very nice points to up to 340,000 f. Proposed amendment 820 North Cooley Street tioner, dishwasher, No TOOELE COUNTY fam- STEEL BUILDINGS All TICE $262,000 appliances, fully land- households at once. of Chapter 20 (sign ordi- to go from an A-10 zone pets Available 4/1 ily looking for a building sizes/ shops, agricul- Erda Township Plan- 435-882-6402 scaped, all automatic For $155. you can nance) to limit number to an RR-5 zone for the $1100/mo $900/dep lot in Stansbury, Erda, ture, hangers, & com- ning Commission 435-882-1205 401 801-201-5272 sprinklers, fenced yard, place your 25 word or Lake Point please and/or location of bus purpose of developing. classified ad to all 45 mercial. Turnkey avail- The Erda Township Lakeview Ave FSBO: ERDA home w/2 garden, 2 car garage. call 801-252-8479 Jana bench signs. l. Proposed concept for newspapers in Utah. a b l e n o w Planning Commission acres, 1 ac ft share culi- $202,000. Call (435) g. Proposed rezoning for Development Associates Just call the Transcript (801)541-1881 will hold a public hearing 8 FREE Tips that can nary water, animals 849-2871 for appoint- Gary Fawson for a strip for forty-eight (48) lots at Bulletin at 882-0050 for on April 25, 2007 at 7:00 save you Thousands permitted, superior con- ment anytime. Water Shares of land located at 690 827 E. Main Street in an all the details. (Mention p.m. in the Auditorium at when obtaining a home struction, custom built & Public Notices East Main Street to go RM-15 zone. I BUY Houses! Need a ucan) the Tooele County loan. Free 24hr re- all brick. 5bdrm, 4bth, 3 Meetings from an A-10 zone to a m. Proposed dentist of- quick sale? Facing 2 SETTLEMENT Can- Courthouse, 47 South corded message: working fireplaces, mar- PRICED TO Sell! Beauti- CD zone for the purpose fice for Dan Dansie in foreclosure? Don’t yon Irrigation shares for Main, Tooele, Utah. 888-734-9350 Ext. 500 ble & tile floors, 3 car ful rambler on large lot Deadline for public no- of increasing number of the strip mall at 822 E. wait, sell now! sale Call Jed @ 1. REZ #06-03000005 large garage. Radiant 3bdrm, 2bth, 1400 sqft, tices is 4 p.m. the day storage units at Grants- Main Street. (801)381-5873 msg. 882-7792 840-4182 Lincoln Investments - ville Self Storage. n. Proposed minor sub- BEAUTIFUL HOME, floor heating. Land- 3/4 finished basement prior to publication. Sec 27 & 28 T 2 South R 3,000sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth scaped w/automatic SELL YOUR computer $230,00 1303 Paulos 6 TOOELE Valley under- Public notices submit- h. Proposed rezoning for division for Wendy & 4 West - from RR-5 to Johnson Cattle Co. on Gary Palmer at 505 E. (2 master/ jacuzzi tub). sprinkler system. in the classifieds. Call blvd. (435)830-5339 ground water shares for ted past the deadline RR-1 RV pad, mother in law. $595,000. Additional 882-0050 or visit sale call for info will not be accepted. the northeast side of SR Nygreen Street to divide SELLING YOUR Dated this 11th day of $237,000 1116 North 16acres available. www.tooeletranscript. (801)244-6670 UPAXLP 112 at City boundary ap- one (1) lot into four (4) in HOME? Advertise it in April, 2007 490 East 435-830-6468 882-0672 com proximately straight an RR-1 zone. the classifieds. Call FOR SALE: 134 Shares LEPC AGENDA Mary Dixon, Secretary across from Anderson o. Proposed General 882-0050 or visit Grantsville irrigation Agenda for the LEPC Erda Township Plan- Ranch area to go from Plan amendment for www.tooeletran water. 3 shares East meeting to be held ning Commission an A-10STzoneANSBURto a zone KellyYHansen PARKfor land lo- F script.com Jordan irrigation water. Wednesday, April 25th, (Published in the Tran- that is compatible with cated close to the Irriga- Tooele County’s amily 2007 at 1:30 p.m. in the script Bulletin April 17, Restaurant/Reception Center (435)882-6686 mixed use of commer- tion Company to change STANSBURY PARK. EOC Conference Room, 2007) 4bdrm, 2bth, fully cial, single family resi- Future Land Use Map GOT WATER? If you Tooele County Court- dential, and multi-familyFor Saledesignation from Rural fenced, large shed, 2 own Tooele County wa- PUBLIC NOTICE house. (Amended 04-12-07 at residentialBuilding(CS Size:& 5,859MEETING sf OFFICIALLY Real Estate Advisor car garage, large master shares please call 1. Welcome - Chairman, RM-15). CALLED TO ORDER ter, great neighbor- (801)725-9800 7:50 a.m.) Year Built: 2001-2002 LEPC Notice is hereby given i. Proposed amendment FOLLOWING CLOSE SERVING THE NEEDS OF BUYERS/SELLERS: h o o d . $ 1 9 9 , 9 0 0 2. Approve March 2007 Zoned: Commercial (435)850-2180 WANTED: WATER that the Grantsville City to C.U.P. #05-057-733 OF PUBLIC HEARINGS • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters rights or irrigation minutes Planning Commission for EGaryquipp&edCarolKitcheBuhlern with WBYalk-CHAIRMANins. Dining RoGARYom • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners TERRA HOME (Near shares in Tooele Val- 3. Haz Mat reports, will hold a business toChallowairs. Fthreeolding(3)Tabsepales.-ReFAWSON.staurant Booths, Tables Rush Valley & Dug- Harry Shinton • Families Needing Horse Property ley. Call Ross at meeting on Thursday, rate residentialand Chairsunits. Maniny Ex1.tras.Consideration$1,200,000. of way). $259,000 Like 801-642-0119 4. Review upcoming April 19, 2007 in the the Pegasus Event Cen- amendment to C.U.P. NEW home w/ 5bdrm, training Grantsville City Hall ter building at 291 N. #05-057-733 for Gary & 5. Ty Bailey, Emergency 2bth & 5 ACRES of Commercial Council Chambers at Race Street in a CD Carol Buhler to allow 3 HORSE PROPERTY Services 429 E. Main Street in zone. separate residential units (up to 10 animals) bor- Property 6. New Business Grantsville, Utah, which j. Proposed amendment at 291 N Race Street in dering 1000's of acres 7. Next meeting- meeting shall begin for Alan Johnson to the Pegasus Event Center FOR RENT 1210 North of BLM land! Great Wednesday, May 30th, promptly at 7:00 p.m. approved final plat for 2. Consideration of a 80 East (Old Strieby o p e n f l o o r p l a n 2007 The agenda shall be as Heritage Grove Phase General Plan Amend- Call Shane W e l d i n g S h o p ) , w/2600sqft on one 8. Adjourn follows: 1B to eliminate the park, ment for M-R Develop- $2000/mo. Call Kristen level, beautifully fin- Harry Shinton 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC move the detention ba- ment, LC on land lo- 849-2186 ished in a quiet moun- LEPC Chairman HEARINGS: sin to a parcel of land cated at approximately 840-0344 (Published in the Tran- tain setting. See at 319 SELL YOUR CAR or a. Proposed General east ofStaHeritagensbury PGrove,ark Imp900rovSemQuirkent DStreetistrictto, go script Bulletin April 17 & E Center St. Call Lynn boat in the classifieds. Plan Future Land Use and to3increase0 Plaza, Sdensitytansburfromy Parank, URR-1T 84designa074 - at 801-367-5155. 19, 2007) by three (3) more lots. tion to a medium density $ Call 882-0050 or visit Map amendment for M-5 Inspection of facility available by appointment Owner/Agent, Secure www.tooeletranscript. WANT TO get the latest Development, LC to k. Proposed rezone for designation for the pur- 472 E. 770 North • 199,900 RE. com or e-mail your ad local news? Subscribe change the map desig- Marilyn Sheranian on pose of developing a TOOELE, 2002 Rambler to tbp@tooeletran- to the Transcript Bulle- nation from an Rural 21.236 acresCalofl (land43lo5-) subdivision.882-7922 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car, script.com tin. Residential -1 zone cated at approximately 3. Consideration of a fi- main floor laundry, red- which allows 1 unit per 820 North Cooley Street nal plat for Welles Can- wood deck, central air, acre to one (1) unit per to go from an A-10 zone non on Anderson Ranch master bath, endless ten (10) acres, to a Me- to an RR-5 zone for the Phase III. views. RE-MAX-Metro dium Density Residential purpose of developing. 4. Consideration of re- 830-5886 zone which allows a l. Proposed concept for zoning for the Johnson Get readymaximum densityforof Development Associates Cattle Company to go three (3) dwelling units for forty-eight (48) lots at from A-10 to RM-15 & Mobile Homes per acre, at 900 S Quirk 827 E. Main Street in an CS. Street. RM-15 zone. 5. Consideration of a re- b. Proposed amendment m. Proposed dentist of- zone for Marilyn Shera- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile of Section 14 to allow for fice for Dan Dansie in nian on land located at home for rent, no smok- two (2) front and two (2) the strip mall at 822 E. approximately 820 North ing/ pets. 882-1550 side yards on corner lots Main Street. Cooley to go from an • 4 bdrm • 2 full bth • Fully fenced in the RR-1 zone. n. Proposed minor sub- A-10 zone to an RR-5 • Mountain/lake views • Great east side neighborhood c. Proposed amendment division for Wendy & zone. Office Space to GLUMDC for the in- Gary Palmer at 505 E. 6. Consideration of a mi- Springclusion of an agriculture Nygreen Street to divide nor subdivision for protection zone ordi- one (1) lot into four (4) in Wendy & Gary Palmer at C-A INVESTMENT nance. an RR-1 zone. 505 E. Nygreen Street to $ 510 North Main, d. Proposed amendment o. Proposed General divide one (1) lot into 16 E. Aparicio Dr. • 203,900 Plaza 500. Available in a Beautiful Newto Chapter 21Home!(subdivi- Plan amendment for four (4) in a Rr-1 zone. now, 1400 sqft. For sions) to require proof of Kelly Hansen for land lo- 7. Consideration of a more information 1604 Country Ln • Erdaapplication submitted to cated close to the Irriga- preliminary plat on J. contact 882-1199 the State of UtahNEWfor tion Company LISTINGto change Rueben Clark Jr. Estates Price Reduced $499,900their notification and ap- Future Land Use Map for Joe Cange. EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- proval on the preliminary designation from Rural 8. Consideration of fice space for lease, plat. Lot In Erda!MEETING ToOFFICIALLY be built!amendment to approved $200-$850/mo, all utili- e. Proposed amendment CALLED TO ORDER final plat of Heritage ties included. Call Larry to Chapter 21 to require FOLLOWING CLOSE Grove Phase 1B for Alan (801)703-0745 the listing of the filingYourOF planPUBLIC orHEARINGS ours!Johnson to eliminate FOR LEASE Office/ number for the Record of BY CHAIRMAN GARY park, move detention ba- Business Space Survey on preliminaryBuild yourFAWSON. dream home!sin and increase density Utilities included. 46, plats. 1. Consideration of by 3 lots. 48 & 52 South Main. 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family rooms,f. Proposedbrick & amendment amendment to C.U.P. 9. Consideration of a fi- 1 month free. stucco Rambler on 5 acres. $499,900of Chapter 20 (signCallordi -Laramie#05-057-733 for Gary details& nal plat for Kary Yates • Overlake • Beautiful Views • Lrg .24 acre lot (602)826-9471 nance) to limit number Carol Buhler to allow 3 on Cherry Grove Phase • 3 large bdrms • Full Landscaping & Sprinkling System (480)585-5380 and/or location of bus separate residential units 3 - nineteen lots. • Large Peaceful Upstairs Loft • Open Kitchen/Livingroom New Listingbench signs. at 291 986N Race BatesStreet Canyonin 10. RdConsideration • Erda of a FROM $14.50/SF/YR. g. Proposed rezoning for Pegasus Event Center preliminary plat for Bran- 2,500-12,000 SF avail- Gary Fawson for a strip 2. Consideration of a don and John Bell on able for lease: profes- 1388 North 630 Eastof land • locatedTooeleat 690 General Plan Amend- Cherry Village Subdivi- $ sional office space. East Main Street to go ment for M-R Develop- sion Phase 1 & Phase 2 911 N. 1430 East • 230,900 Hwy access, across from an A-10 zone to a ment, LC on land lo- located at 775 W Main from Hospital in Tooele. CD zone for the purpose cated at approximately Street for a total of forty 1887 N Aaron Dr Con- of increasing number of 900 S Quirk Street to go (40) lots. t a c t L e s l e y : storage units at Grants- from an RR-1 designa- 11. Consideration of (801)-263-1406 ville Self Storage. tion to a medium density concept for Brentwood h. Proposed rezoning for designation6 bdrms,for the 4 bths,pur- 2Estates kitchens,on forty-eight GRANTSVILLE office Johnson Cattle Co. on pose of2 familydeveloping rooms,a on(48) 5 acreslots at in827 E. Main the northeast side of SR subdivision. St. space available for Erda. $519,900 lease. 100-1000sqft 112 at City boundary ap- 3. Consideration of a fi- 12. Consideration of a available. Call Angela, proximately straight nal plat for Welles Can- concept for five (5) lots (435)830-4552 Owner/ across from Anderson non on 1470Anderson W. HwyRanch 199,in RushJordan ValleyEstates for Agent. ReMax Ad- Ranch area to go from Phase III. David Gumucio. vanced an A-10 zone to a zone 4. Consideration of re- 13. Consideration of a that is compatible with zoning for the Johnson rezoning for Gary & OFFICE SPACE: 30 mixed use of commer- Cattle Company to go Janet Fawson for land at West Vine Street. cial, single family resi- from A-10 to RM-15 & 690 East Main to go • Currently 3 bdrms • full bath & 1/2 bath • Great Family Location 300sqft, $250. Coffee 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .29dential, acres,and 3-carmulti-family CS. from A-10 zone to a CD • Basement is in the process of being finished with added shop, retail, office, dis- residential (CS & 5. Consideration of a rezone for the purpose of familyroom, bedrooms & bathroom patch. (801)205-3883 garage, handicap access, 2 extendedRM-15). windows,zone for Marilyn Shera- increasing number of RETAIL/ OFFICE Space vaulted ceilings, room to growi. Proposedin unfinishedamendment nian onWOWland 24.077located acresat storage in Rush units. Valley. to C.U.P. #05-057-733 approximately 820 North 14. Consideration of for lease in Tooele. Very, Very cute home. Wonder- 1372 sq.ft. to 2744 basement, corner lot, close tofor schoolGary & Caroland Buhlerparks,Cooley to go from an C.U.P. for Dan Dansie 573 W. 200 S. Tooele sq.ft. available. High to allow three (3) sepa- A-10 zoneful barnto an& 20RR-5 acre ftfor ofa water.dentist office to be traffic area. Newer great neighborhood. $239,900rate residential units in zone. $499,900 located in the strip mall building. Prime space! the Pegasus Event Cen- 6. Consideration of a mi- located at 822 East Main Dean Hardy (801) ter building at 291 N. nor subdivision for Street. 860-1412. Bennion In- Race Street in a CD Wendy & Gary Palmer at 15. Consideration of a fi- UNDER vestment Group. zone. 505 E. Nygreen Street to nal plat for Adam Nash j. Proposed amendment divide one (1) lot into on Phase 1 & 2 Ranch $ Call Laramie Dunnfor Alan Johnsonforto theALLfour (4) in a Rr-1 zone. Road subdivision. CONTRACT 184,900 Lots & Land approved final plat for 7. Consideration of a 16. Consideration of Heritage Grove Phase preliminary plat on J. General Plan Future 4 Apartmentsp Beautiful All Bricka Home with sun A r t m1B to eliminate the park, Rueben Clark Jr. Estates Land Usee Map amend- n t s Great opportunity to own a room. New Kitchen & Hardwood NOW TAKING reserva- your Real Estate needs for Joe Cange. ment for Kelly Hansen to move the detention ba- multi-unit rental. Includes floors, 2500 sq ft., 4 bdrms, 2 tions on South Hale 1 sin to a parcel of land 8. Consideration of all Low Density Residen- two parcels of land to north. baths, Full landsapded & auto acre lots in Grantsville. east of Heritage Grove, amendment to approved tial (2 units per acre) in a sprinklers, Fenced yard Horse Property. Call $179,900 and to increase density final plat of Heritage current Rural Residential Carol with ReMax Plati- by three435-224-4000 (3) more lots. Grove Phase 1B for Alan - 1 (1 unit per 10 acres) num (435)830-0007 k. Proposed rezone for Johnson to eliminate 17. Consideration of four Marilyn Sheranian on park, move detention ba- (4) amendments to 21.236 acres of land lo- sin and increase density GLUMDC as follows: cated at approximately by 3 lots. a. Amend Section 14 to 820 North Cooley Street 9. Consideration of a fi- allow for two (2) front to go from an A-10 zone nal plat for Kary Yates and two (2) side yards to an RR-5 zone for the on Cherry Grove Phase on corner lots in the purpose of developing. 3 - nineteen lots. RR-1 zone. l. Proposed concept for 10. Consideration of a b. Consideration of an Development Associates preliminary plat for Bran- agriculture protection or- for forty-eight (48) lots at don and John Bell on dinance. 827 E. Main Street in an Cherry Village Subdivi- c. Consideration of RM-15 zone. sion Phase 1 & Phase 2 amending Chapter 20 m. Proposed dentist of- located at 775 W Main (sign ordinance) to lim- fice for Dan Dansie in Street for a total of forty ited number and/or loca- the strip mall at 822 E. (40) lots. tion of bench signs. Main Street. 11. Consideration of d. Amend Chapter 21 n. Proposed minor sub- concept for Brentwood (subdivisions) to require division for Wendy & Estates on forty-eight proof of application sub- Gary Palmer at 505 E. (48) lots at 827 E. Main mitted to the State of Nygreen Street to divide St. Utah for their notification one (1) lot into four (4) in 12. Consideration of a and approval at the pre- an RR-1 zone. concept for five (5) lots liminary plat stage. o. Proposed General in Jordan Estates for e. Amend Chapter 21 to Plan amendment for David Gumucio. require the listing of the Kelly Hansen for land lo- 13. Consideration of a filing number for the Re- cated close to the Irriga- rezoning for Gary & cord of Survey on pre- tion Company to change Janet Fawson for land at liminary plats. Future Land Use Map 690 East Main to go 18. Approval of minutes designation from Rural from A-10 zone to a CD of the last business MEETING OFFICIALLY zone for the purpose of meeting. CALLED TO ORDER increasing number of 19. Report from Council FOLLOWING CLOSE storage units. Liaison Member Todd OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 14. Consideration of Castagno. BY CHAIRMAN GARY C.U.P. for Dan Dansie 20. Open Discussion. FAWSON. for a dentist office to be 21. Adjourn. 1. Consideration of located in the strip mall Shauna Kertamus amendment to C.U.P. located at 822 East Main Zoning Administrator #05-057-733 for Gary & Street. All interested persons Carol Buhler to allow 3 15. Consideration of a fi- are invited to attend and separate residential units nal plat for Adam Nash offer comment upon at 291 N Race Street in on Phase 1 & 2 Ranch these proposals. Written Pegasus Event Center Road subdivision. comments will also be 2. Consideration of a 16. Consideration of considered if submitted General Plan Amend- General Plan Future to the Zoning Adminis- ment for M-R Develop- Land Use Map amend- trator in advance of the ment, LC on land lo- ment for Kelly Hansen to hearing. The current cated at approximately all Low Density Residen- zoning Code and pro- 900 S Quirk Street to go tial (2 units per acre) in a posed amendments may from an RR-1 designa- current Rural Residential be reviewed at the tion to a medium density - 1 (1 unit per 10 acres) Grantsville City Hall designation for the pur- 17. Consideration of four each weekday between pose of developing a (4) amendments to the hours of 9:00 a.m. subdivision. GLUMDC as follows: and 4:00 p.m. 3. Consideration of a fi- a. Amend Section 14 to Persons with disabilities nal plat for Welles Can- allow for two (2) front needing assistance to non on Anderson Ranch and two (2) side yards participate in this hearing Phase III. on corner lots in the should contact the 4. Consideration of re- RR-1 zone. Grantsville City Office at zoning for the Johnson b. Consideration of an least 24 hours prior to Cattle Company to go agriculture protection or- the hearing. from A-10 to RM-15 & dinance. (Published in the Tran- CS. c. Consideration of script Bulletin April 17, 5. Consideration of a re- amending Chapter 20 2007) zone for Marilyn Shera- (sign ordinance) to lim- nian on land located at ited number and/or loca- approximately 820 North tion of bench signs. Cooley to go from an d. Amend Chapter 21 A-10 zone to an RR-5 (subdivisions) to require zone. proof of application sub- 6. Consideration of a mi- mitted to the State of nor subdivision for Utah for their notification Wendy & Gary Palmer at and approval at the pre- 505 E. Nygreen Street to liminary plat stage. divide one (1) lot into e. Amend Chapter 21 to four (4) in a Rr-1 zone. require the listing of the 7. Consideration of a filing number for the Re- preliminary plat on J. cord of Survey on pre- Rueben Clark Jr. Estates liminary plats. for Joe Cange. 18. Approval of minutes 8. Consideration of of the last business amendment to approved meeting. final plat of Heritage 19. Report from Council Grove Phase 1B for Alan Liaison Member Todd Johnson to eliminate Castagno. park, move detention ba- 20. Open Discussion. sin and increase density 21. Adjourn. by 3 lots. Shauna Kertamus 9. Consideration of a fi- Zoning Administrator nal plat for Kary Yates All interested persons on Cherry Grove Phase are invited to attend and 3 - nineteen lots. offer comment upon 10. Consideration of a these proposals. Written preliminary plat for Bran- comments will also be don and John Bell on considered if submitted Cherry Village Subdivi- to the Zoning Adminis- sion Phase 1 & Phase 2 trator in advance of the located at 775 W Main hearing. The current Street for a total of forty zoning Code and pro- (40) lots. posed amendments may 11. Consideration of be reviewed at the concept for Brentwood Grantsville City Hall Estates on forty-eight each weekday between (48) lots at 827 E. Main the hours of 9:00 a.m. St. and 4:00 p.m. 12. Consideration of a Persons with disabilities concept for five (5) lots needing assistance to in Jordan Estates for participate in this hearing David Gumucio. should contact the 13. Consideration of a Grantsville City Office at rezoning for Gary & least 24 hours prior to Janet Fawson for land at the hearing. 690 East Main to go (Published in the Tran- from A-10 zone to a CD script Bulletin April 17, zone for the purpose of 2007) increasing number of storage units. 14. Consideration of C.U.P. for Dan Dansie for a dentist office to be located in the strip mall located at 822 East Main Street. 15. Consideration of a final plat for Adam Nash on Phase 1 & 2 Ranch Road subdivision. 16. Consideration of General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for Kelly Hansen to all Low Density Residen- tial (2 units per acre) in a current Rural Residential - 1 (1 unit per 10 acres) 17. Consideration of four (4) amendments to GLUMDC as follows: a. Amend Section 14 to allow for two (2) front and two (2) side yards on corner lots in the RR-1 zone. b. Consideration of an agriculture protection ordinance. c. Consideration of amending Chapter 20 (sign ordinance) to limited number and/or location of bench signs. d. Amend Chapter 21 (subdivisions) to require proof of application submitted to the State of Utah for their notification and approval at the preliminary plat stage. e. Amend Chapter 21 to require the listing of the filing number for the Re- cord of Survey on preliminary plats. 18. Approval of minutes of the last business meeting. 19. Report from Council Liaison Member Todd Castagno. 20. Open Discussion. 21. Adjourn. Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and offer comment upon these proposals. Written comments will also be considered if submitted to the Zoning Adminis- trator in advance of the hearing. The current zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in this hearing should contact the Grantsville City Office at least 24 hours prior to the hearing. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 17, 2007) PUBLIC NOTICE (Amended 04-12-07 at 7:50 a.m.) Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a business meeting on Thursday, April 19, 2007 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grantsville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed General Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for M-5 Development, LC to change the map designation from an Rural Residential -1 zone which allows 1 unit per acre to one (1) unit per ten (10) acres, to a Me- dium Density Residential zone which allows a maximum density of three (3) dwelling units per acre, at 900 S Quirk Street. b. Proposed amendment of Section 14 to allow for two (2) front and two (2) side yards on corner lots in the RR-1 zone. c. Proposed amendment to GLUMDC for the in- clusion of an agriculture protection zone ordinance. d. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivisions) to require proof of application submitted to the State of Utah for their notification and approval on the preliminary plat. e. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 to require the listing of the filing number for the Record of Survey on preliminary plats. f. Proposed amendment of Chapter 20 (sign ordinance) to limit number and/or location of bus bench signs. g. Proposed rezoning for Gary Fawson for a strip of land located at 690 East Main Street to go from an A-10 zone to a CD zone for the purpose of increasing number of storage units at Grants- ville Self Storage. h. Proposed rezoning for Johnson Cattle Co. on the northeast side of SR 112 at City boundary approximately straight across from Anderson Ranch area to go from an A-10 zone to a zone that is compatible with mixed use of commercial, single family residential, and multi-family residential (CS & RM-15). i. Proposed amendment to C.U.P. #05-057-733 for Gary & Carol Buhler to allow three (3) separate residential units in the Pegasus Event Cen- ter building at 291 N. Race Street in a CD zone. j. Proposed amendment for Alan Johnson to the approved final plat for Heritage Grove Phase 1B to eliminate the park, move the detention ba- sin to a parcel of land east of Heritage Grove, and to increase density by three (3) more lots. k. Proposed rezone for Marilyn Sheranian on 21.236 acres of land located at approximately PUBLIC NOTICE 820 North Cooley Street (Amended 04-12-07 at to go from an A-10 zone 7:50 a.m.) to an RR-5 zone for the Notice is hereby given purpose of developing. that the Grantsville City l. Proposed concept for Planning Commission Development Associates will hold a business for forty-eight (48) lots at meeting on Thursday, 827 E. Main Street in an April 19, 2007 in the RM-15 zone. Grantsville City Hall m. Proposed dentist of- Council Chambers at fice for Dan Dansie in 429 E. Main Street in the strip mall at 822 E. Grantsville, Utah, which Main Street. meeting shall begin n. Proposed minor sub- promptly at 7:00 p.m. division for Wendy & The agenda shall be as Gary Palmer at 505 E. follows: Nygreen Street to divide 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC one (1) lot into four (4) in HEARINGS: an RR-1 zone. a. Proposed General o. Proposed General Plan Future Land Use Plan amendment for Map amendment for M-5 Kelly Hansen for land lo- Development, LC to cated close to the Irriga- change the map desig- tion Company to change nation from an Rural Future Land Use Map Residential -1 zone designation from Rural which allows 1 unit per MEETING OFFICIALLY acre to one (1) unit per CALLED TO ORDER ten (10) acres, to a Me- FOLLOWING CLOSE dium Density Residential OF PUBLIC HEARINGS zone which allows a BY CHAIRMAN GARY maximum density of FAWSON. three (3) dwelling units 1. Consideration of per acre, at 900 S Quirk amendment to C.U.P. Street. #05-057-733 for Gary & b. Proposed amendment Carol Buhler to allow 3 of Section 14 to allow for separate residential units two (2) front and two (2) at 291 N Race Street in side yards on corner lots Pegasus Event Center in the RR-1 zone. 2. Consideration of a c. Proposed amendment General Plan Amend- to GLUMDC for the in- ment for M-R Develop- clusion of an agriculture ment, LC on land lo- protection zone ordi- cated at approximately nance. 900 S Quirk Street to go d. Proposed amendment from an RR-1 designa- to Chapter 21 (subdivi- tion to a medium density sions) to require proof of designation for the pur- application submitted to pose of developing a the State of Utah for subdivision. their notification and ap- 3. Consideration of a fi- proval on the preliminary nal plat for Welles Can- plat. non on Anderson Ranch e. Proposed amendment Phase III. to Chapter 21 to require 4. Consideration of re- the listing of the filing zoning for the Johnson number for the Record of Cattle Company to go Survey on preliminary from A-10 to RM-15 & plats. CS. f. Proposed amendment 5. Consideration of a re- of Chapter 20 (sign ordi- zone for Marilyn Shera- nance) to limit number nian on land located at NOTICE OF TRUS- and/or location of bus approximately 820 North TEE'S SALE bench signs. Cooley to go from an APN: 09-040-0-0058 g. Proposed rezoning for A-10 zone to an RR-5 TRA: - Trust No. Gary Fawson for a strip zone. 1090225-07 Loan No: of land located at 690 6. Consideration of a mi- XXXXXX6335 Ref: San- East Main Street to go nor subdivision for PUBLIC NOTICE dra Moore Important no- from an A-10 zone to a Wendy & Gary Palmer at Request for Proposals tice to property owner CD zone for the purpose 505 E. Nygreen Street to to provide Engineering You are in default under of increasing number of divide one (1) lot into and Building Inspec- a Deed of Trust dated storage units at Grants- four (4) in a Rr-1 zone. tion Services for Rush October 2, 2003. Unless ville Self Storage. 7. Consideration of a Valley, Utah. you take action to pro- h. Proposed rezoning for preliminary plat on J. Rush Valley is request- tect your property, it may Johnson Cattle Co. on Rueben Clark Jr. Estates ing proposals from engi- be sold at a public sale. the northeast side of SR for Joe Cange. neering firms to act as If you need an explana- 112 at City boundary ap- 8. Consideration of an ongoing consultant tion of the nature of the proximately straight amendment to approved specifically in the areas proceeding against you, across from Anderson final plat of Heritage of municipal engineering you should contact a Ranch area to go from Grove Phase 1B for Alan and building inspection lawyer. On May 8, 2007, an A-10 zone to a zone Johnson to eliminate services. General engi- at 4:30 p.m., James H. that is compatible with park, move detention ba- neering services such as Woodall, as duly ap- mixed use of commer- sin and increase density grant acquisition, plan- pointed trustee under a cial, single family resi- by 3 lots. ning studies, fee analy- Deed of Trust recorded dential, and multi-family 9. Consideration of a fi- ses, general council, etc. October 8, 2003, as In- residential (CS & nal plat for Kary Yates will be required by Rush strument No. 211641, in RM-15). on Cherry Grove Phase Valley and such engi- Book 896, Page 461 of i. Proposed amendment 3 - nineteen lots. neering services are in- Official Records in the to C.U.P. #05-057-733 10. Consideration of a cluded in this Request office of the County Re- for Gary & Carol Buhler preliminary plat for Bran- for Proposals. corder of Tooele County, to allow three (3) sepa- don and John Bell on Applicants must have a State of Utah executed rate residential units in Cherry Village Subdivi- dedicated building in- by Sandra Moore, a sin- the Pegasus Event Cen- sion Phase 1 & Phase 2 spector and licensed gle woman will sell at ter building at 291 N. located at 775 W Main professional engineer. public auction to highest Race Street in a CD Street for a total of forty The successful respon- bidder, payable in lawful zone. (40) lots. dent will be on call to re- money of the United j. Proposed amendment 11. Consideration of spond to all Rush Valley States at the time of for Alan Johnson to the concept for Brentwood Council meetings held sale. Successful bidders approved final plat for Estates on forty-eight monthly. must tender a deposit of Heritage Grove Phase (48) lots at 827 E. Main Proposals shall contain: $5,000.00 in certified 1B to eliminate the park, St. 1) Statement of Qualifi- funds to the Trustee at move the detention ba- 12. Consideration of a cations – credentials and the time of sale, with the sin to a parcel of land concept for five (5) lots qualifications for building balance due by noon the east of Heritage Grove, in Jordan Estates for inspection and municipal following business day, and to increase density David Gumucio. engineering. at the office of the Trus- by three (3) more lots. 13. Consideration of a 2) On-Call Personal – tee. At the main en- k. Proposed rezone for rezoning for Gary & identify the building in- trance to the Tooele Marilyn Sheranian on Janet Fawson for land at spector, plan reviewer, County District Court, 74 21.236 acres of land lo- 690 East Main to go PUBLIC NOTICE and professional engi- South 100 East, Tooele, cated at approximately from A-10 zone to a CD NOTICE IS HEREBY neer who will be the Utah all right, title and in- 820 North Cooley Street zone for the purpose of GIVEN that the North prime contact. Include terest conveyed to and to go from an A-10 zone increasing number of Tooele County Fire Pro- the company’s time and now held by it under said NOTICE to an RR-5 zone for the storage units. tection Service District materials rate schedule Deed of Trust in the The Executive Secretary purpose of developing. 14. Consideration of will hold their regular and clearly identify property situated in said of the Utah Solid and l. Proposed concept for C.U.P. for Dan Dansie monthly board meeting where the On-Call Per- County and State de- Hazardous Waste Con- Development Associates for a dentist office to be on April 19, 2007 at 6:30 sonal fit with the sched- scribed as: Lot 58, Mill trol Board has prepared for forty-eight (48) lots at located in the strip mall p.m. at the Lakepoint ule. Pond P.U.D. "G" a Draft Permit Modifica- 827 E. Main Street in an located at 822 East Main Fire Station, 1528 Sun- 3) Define the Working Amended, according to tion Approval (draft ap- RM-15 zone. Street. set Road, Lake Point, Relationship with Fed- the official plat thereof, proval) in response to a m. Proposed dentist of- 15. Consideration of a fi- UT. The agenda will be eral Agencies and cur- recorded in the office of Class 3 Permit Modifica- fice for Dan Dansie in nal plat for Adam Nash as follows: 1. Roll call 2. rent Grants that are the county recorder of tion Request to the the strip mall at 822 E. on Phase 1 & 2 Ranch Approval of March 15, worked on. said county. Together Tooele Chemical Agent MainTuesda Street. y April 17,Road 2007 subdivision. 2007 minutesTooele3. Update Transcript-Bulletin Applicants must demon- with the rights, and re- D i s p o s a l F a cB9 i l i t y n. Proposed minor sub- 16. Consideration of regarding new Stansbury strate a working relation- sponsibilities of member- (TOCDF) Part B Permit. division for Wendy & General Plan Future Station and award of bid ship has been devel- ship in the Mill Pond The modification request GaryPublicPalmer Noticesat 505 E. LandPublicUse MapNoticesamend - Public Notices 4.PublicBills and NoticesCommunica - Public Notices Public Notices opedPublicwith Noticesthe Funding HomeownersPublic NoticesAssocia - isPublicentitled, NoticesUpdate to NygreenMeetingsStreet to divide ment Meetingsfor Kelly Hansen to Meetings tions Meetings5. Policies and pro- Meetings Meetings Agencies.Meetings tion NumberTrusteesOne Inc., as ModuleMiscellaneousII Closure Plan one (1) lot into four (4) in all Low Density Residen- cedures 6. Approve new All proposals shall be provided in the declara- Compliance Date. This an RR-1 zone. tial (2 units per acre) in a PUBLIC NOTICE members 7. Other busi- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF turned in to Rush Valley tion of covenants, condi- Permit Modification o. Proposed General current Rural Residential Grantsville City Corpora- ness 8. Adjournment Notice is hereby given MEETING AND at P.O. Box 363, Rush tions, and restrictions seeks to change the Plan amendment for - 1 (1 unit per 10 acres) tion will hold a public Dated this 10th day of that the Tooele City AGENDA Valley, UT 84069 by dated August 28, 1972, compliance date for sub- Kelly Hansen for land lo- 17. Consideration of four hearing to discuss the April, 2007 Council will meet in a Tooele County Plan- 5:00 pm April 23, 2007. and recorded September mission of an updated cated close to the Irriga- (4) amendments to project determined to be Cassandra Ray Business Meeting on ning Commission The services requested 14, 1972, in Book 115, facility closure plan to tion Company to change GLUMDC as follows: applied for in the CDBG Admin. Clerk Wednesday, April 18, AMENDED are qualification-based at pages 163-165, re- the second quarter of Future Land Use Map a. Amend Section 14 to Small Cities Program in (Published in the Tran- 2007 at the hour of 7:00 The Tooele County Plan- procurements and Rush cords of Tooele County, calendar year 2010, in- designation from Rural allow for two (2) front Program Year 2007. Wil- script Bulletin April 12 & P.M. The meeting will ning Commission will Valley reserves the right State of Utah, and as stead of within eighteen MEETING OFFICIALLY and two (2) side yards low Street Sidewalk Pro- 17, 2007) be held at the Tooele hold a Public meeting on to reject any or all pro- amended by amendment months after the start of CALLED TO ORDER on corner lots in the ject will take place on City Hall Council Room April 18, 2007 at 7:00 posals; or to accept or to declaration of cove- the final agent cam- FOLLOWING CLOSE RR-1 zone. Willow Street between PUBLIC NOTICE located at 90 North Main p.m. in the Auditorium at reject the whole or any nants, conditions, restric- paign. OF PUBLIC HEARINGS b. Consideration of an Main and Durfee Streets Notice is hereby given Street, Tooele, Utah. the Tooele County part of any proposal; or tions, dated March 8, The public comment pe- BY CHAIRMAN GARY agriculture protection or- along the east side of that the Tooele City 1. Pledge of Allegiance Courthouse, 47 South to waive any informality 1973, and recorded riod for review of this FAWSON. dinance. Willow Street. Com- Council will meet in a 2. Mayor's Community Main, Tooele, Utah. or technicality in any pro- March 22, 1973, in Book draft approval will begin 1. Consideration of c. Consideration of ments will be solicited on Closed Executive Ses- Recognition Awards PUBLIC MEETING: posal in the best inter- 119, at pages 95-98, of on April 17, 2007, when amendment to C.U.P. amending Chapter 20 project scope, imple- sion on Wednesday, 3. Proclamation of Vol- 1. Roll Call ests of Rush Valley. records of Tooele the notice is published in #05-057-733 for Gary & (sign ordinance) to lim- mentation, and its effect April 18, 2007, at the unteer Week at the Li- 2. Approval of meeting For further information, County, Utah. The street the Salt Lake Tribune, Carol Buhler to allow 3 ited number and/or loca- on residents. The hear- hour of 3:00 P.M. The brary minutes from April 4, please contact Mayor, address and other com- Deseret Morning News, separate residential units tion of bench signs. ing will begin at 7:00 meeting will be held at Presented by Mayor Pat- 2007 Travis Sagers at mon designation, if any, and the Tooele Tran- at 291 N Race Street in d. Amend Chapter 21 p.m. on April 18, 2007 Tooele City Hall in the rick Dunlavy 3. PUD #07-02200001 435-837-2279 or Town of the real property de- script Bulletin. The com- Pegasus Event Center (subdivisions) to require and will be held at Mayor's Office located in 4. Open Forum for Pub- ATI Titanium (Final Plat) clerk, Joyce McAtee at scribed above is pur- ment period will end May 2. Consideration of a proof of application sub- Grantsville City Hall, 429 Room 205 on the sec- lic Comment 4. PUD #07-02200002 435-837-2229 or FAX ported to be: 58 Millpond 31, 2007. Copies of the General Plan Amend- mitted to the State of E. Main Street, Grants- ond floor at 90 North 5. Resolution 2007-21 A Ponderosa Estates 435-837-2151. By mail Stansbury Park, UT draft approval will be ment for M-R Develop- Utah for their notification ville, UT 84029. Further Main Street, Tooele, Resolution of the Tooele Phase 4 (Preliminary to PO Box 363, Rush 84074 Estimated Total available for public re- ment, LC on land lo- and approval at the pre- information can be ob- Utah. City Council Approving a Plat) Valley, Ut 84069. Debt as of May 8, 2007 view throughout the cated at approximately liminary plat stage. tained by contacting 1. Property Acquisition Contract with Elisa 5 . AMD PUD Joyce McAtee, is $112,481.33 The un- comment period during 900 S Quirk Street to go e. Amend Chapter 21 to Wendy Palmer at Sharon A. Dawson Jenkins to Take Minutes #06-02200003 Benson Recorder dersigned Trustee dis- normal business hours, from an RR-1 designa- require the listing of the 435-884-4603. In com- Tooele City Recorder of City Meetings and Mill Crossing Phase 1 Rush Valley Town claims any liability for or outside of normal tion to a medium density filing number for the Re- pliance with the Ameri- Pursuant to the Ameri- Authorizing the Mayor to PUD - Side yard set- (Published in the Tran- any incorrectness of the business hours with prior designation for the pur- cord of Survey on pre- cans with Disabilities cans with Disabilities Sign the Same backs change script Bulletin April 12, street address and other arrangement, at the fol- pose of developing a liminary plats. Act, Individuals needing Act, Individuals Needing Presented by Mayor 6. PUD #06-01600001 17 & 19, 2007) common designation, if lowing location: subdivision. 18. Approval of minutes special accommodations Special Accommoda- Dunlavy Benson Mill Crossing any, shown herein. Said Utah Department of En- 3. Consideration of a fi- of the last business (including auxiliary com- tions Should Notify 6. PUBLIC HEARING Phase 2 (Preliminary Public Notices sale will be made, but vironmental Quality nal plat for Welles Can- meeting. municative aids and Sharon A. Dawson, and MOTION on Ordi- Plat) without covenant or war- Division of Solid and non on Anderson Ranch 19. Report from Council service) during these Tooele City Recorder, at nance 2007-11 An Ordi- 7. Discussion on engi- Trustees ranty, express or im- Hazardous Waste Phase III. Liaison Member Todd hearings should notify 843-2110 prior to the nance of the Tooele City neering road standards plied, regarding title, 288 North 1460 West, 4. Consideration of re- Castagno. W e n d y P a l m e r , meeting. TDD Phone Council Vacating a Por- and the planning com- Deadline for public no- possession, condition, or 4th Floor zoning for the Johnson 20. Open Discussion. 435-884-4603 at Grants- Number 843-2108 tion of a Dedicated Alley mission - Jim Lawrence tices is 4 p.m. the day encumbrances, including Salt Lake City, Utah Cattle Company to go 21. Adjourn. ville City Hall, 429 E. (Published in the Tran- Right-of-Way, Between 8. Public Concerns & prior to publication. fees, charges and ex- 84116 from A-10 to RM-15 & Shauna Kertamus Main Street, Grantsville, script Bulletin April 17, Birch Street and Cedar Other Business Public notices submit- penses of the Trustee A copy of the draft ap- CS. Zoning Administrator UT 84029 at least three 2007) Street 9. Adjournment ted past the deadline and of the trusts created proval will also be avail- 5. Consideration of a re- All interested persons days prior to the hearing Presented by Rachelle Dated this 16th day of will not be accepted. by said Deed of Trust, to able for public review UPAXLP zone for Marilyn Shera- are invited to attend and to be attended. PUBLIC NOTICE Custer April, 2007 pay the remaining princi- throughout the comment nian on land located at offer comment upon Wendy Palmer Notice is hereby given 7. Ordinance 2007-15 Mary Dixon, Secretary NOTICE OF TRUS- pal sums of the note(s) period during normal approximately 820 North these proposals. Written Grantsville City Re- that the Tooele City Re- An Ordinance of the Tooele County Plan- TEE'S SALE secured by said Deed of business hours at the Cooley to go from an comments will also be corder development Agency will Tooele City Council ning Commission APN: 09-040-0-0058 Trust. The current bene- following location: A-10 zone to an RR-5 considered if submitted (Published in the Tran- meet in a Closed Work Making Revisions to the (Published in the Tran- TRA: - Trust No. ficiary of the Trust Deed Tooele Chemical Stock- zone. to the Zoning Adminis- script Bulletin April 10 & Session on Wednesday, Single-Family Residen- script Bulletin April 17, 1090225-07 Loan No: as of the date of this no- pile Outreach Office 6. Consideration of a mi- trator in advance of the 17, 2007) April 18, 2007, at the tial Design Guidelines 2007) XXXXXX6335 Ref: San- tice is MTGLQ Investors, 54 South Main Street nor subdivision for hearing. The current Presented by Rachelle L.P. The record owner of PUBLIC NOTICE hour of 5:00 P.M. The PUBLIC NOTICE dra Moore Important no- Tooele, Utah 84074 Wendy & Gary Palmer at zoning Code and pro- Custer the property as of the re- NOTICE IS HERBY meeting will be held at Request for Proposals tice to property owner A courtesy copy of the 505 E. Nygreen Street to posed amendments may 8. Ordinance 2007-16 cording of the Notice of GIVEN THAT the Tooele the Tooele City Hall to provide Engineering You are in default under draft approval is avail- divide one (1) lot into be reviewed at the An Ordinance of the Default is Sandra Moore City Planning Commis- Large Conference Room and Building Inspec- a Deed of Trust dated able on the Division of four (4) in a Rr-1 zone. Grantsville City Hall Tooele City Council En- Dated: April 10, 2007 sion will meet in a public located at 90 North Main tion Services for Rush October 2, 2003. Unless Solid and Hazardous 7. Consideration of a each weekday between acting Tooele City Code James H. Woodall hearing and Business Street, Tooele, Utah. Valley, Utah. you take action to pro- Waste, Chemical Demili- preliminary plat on J. the hours of 9:00 a.m. Chapter 8-15 Regulating 10653 River Front meeting scheduled for 1. Property Acquisition Rush Valley is request- tect your property, it may tarization Section web Rueben Clark Jr. Estates and 4:00 p.m. Outdoor Smoking Parkway, Suite 290 Wednesday, April 25, Presented by Randy ing proposals from engi- be sold at a public sale. page at the following ad- for Joe Cange. Persons with disabilities Presented by Chairman South Jordan, Utah 2007 in the hour of 7:00 Sant neering firms to act as If you need an explana- dress: http://www.haz- 8. Consideration of needing assistance to Mike Johnson 84095 (801) 254-9450 PM. The meeting will be Sharon A. Dawson an ongoing consultant tion of the nature of the ardouswaste.utah.gov/H amendment to approved participate in this hearing 9. Resolution 2007-14 A (800) 245-1886 (hotline) held at Tooele City Hall Tooele City Recorder specifically in the areas proceeding against you, WBranch/CDSection/CD final plat of Heritage should contact the Resolution of the Tooele Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 in the City Council Pursuant to the Ameri- of municipal engineering you should contact a S_PVA.htm Grove Phase 1B for Alan Grantsville City Office at City Council Appointing p.m. James H. Woo- Chambers, located at 90 cans with Disabilities and building inspection lawyer. On May 8, 2007, Written comments will be Johnson to eliminate least 24 hours prior to Tim Fullmer to the Ad- dall, Trustee N Main Street, Tooele, Act, Individuals Needing services. General engi- at 4:30 p.m., James H. accepted until 5:00 p.m. park, move detention ba- the hearing. ministrative Control (Published in the Tran- Utah. Special Accommoda- neering services such as Woodall, as duly ap- on May 31, 2007, and sin and increase density (Published in the Tran- Board for the North script Bulletin April 10, Public Hearing to amend tions Should Notify grant acquisition, plan- pointed trustee under a should be submitted to: by 3 lots. script Bulletin April 17, Tooele City Special 17 & 24, 2007) Hometowne Court PUD. Sharon A. Dawson, ning studies, fee analy- Deed of Trust recorded Dennis R. Downs, Ex- 9. Consideration of a fi- 2007) Service District Amended plat to correct Tooele City Recorder, at ses, general council, etc. October 8, 2003, as In- ecutive Secretary nal plat for Kary Yates Presented by Chairman building locations by 843-2110 prior to the will be required by Rush strument No. 211641, in Public Notices Utah Solid and Hazard- on Cherry Grove Phase PUBLIC NOTICE Mike Johnson Hometown Develop- meeting. TDD Phone Valley and such engi- Book 896, Page 461 of ous Waste Control 3 - nineteen lots. NOTICE IS HEREBY 10. Ordinance 2007-08 Miscellaneous ment. Number 843-2108 neering services are in- Official Records in the Board 10. Consideration of a GIVEN THAT the Tooele An Ordinance of the Division of Solid and Pursuant to the Ameri- (Published in the Tran- cluded in this Request office of the County Re- Deadline for public no- preliminary plat for Bran- City Planning Commis- Tooele City Council Hazardous Waste cans with Disabilities script Bulletin April 17, for Proposals. corder of Tooele County, tices is 4 p.m. the day don and John Bell on sion will meet in a Public Amending Tooele City P.O. Box 144880 Act, individuals needing 2007) Applicants must have a State of Utah executed prior to publication. Cherry Village Subdivi- Hearing and Business Code Chapter 8-14 to In- Salt Lake City, Utah special accommodation dedicated building in- by Sandra Moore, a sin- Public notices submit- sion Phase 1 & Phase 2 meeting scheduled for crease the No-Fault 84114-4880 during this meeting PUBLIC NOTICE spector and licensed gle woman will sell at ted past the deadline located at 775 W Main Wednesday April 25, Claim Maximum Pay- For further information, should notify Rachelle Notice is hereby given professional engineer. public auction to highest will not be accepted. Street for a total of forty 2007 at the hour of 7:00 ments, to Require a Re- contact Tom Ball of the Custer, Tooele City that the Tooele City Re- The successful respon- bidder, payable in lawful UPAXLP (40) lots. pm. The meeting will be lease, to Make Technical Planner prior to the development Agency will dent will be on call to re- money of the United Utah Division of Solid 11. Consideration of held at Tooele City Hall Corrections PUBLIC NOTICE meeting at (435) meet in a Work Session spond to all Rush Valley States at the time of and Hazardous Waste at concept for Brentwood in the City Council Presented by Wayne TRESPASSING NOTIFI- 843-2130 or TDD (435) on Wednesday, April 18, Council meetings held sale. Successful bidders (801) 538-6170. In com- Estates on forty-eight Chambers, located at 90 Jones CATION 843-2180. 2007, at the hour of 6:30 monthly. must tender a deposit of pliance with the Ameri- (48) lots at 827 E. Main N. Main Street, Tooele, 11. Minutes Trespassing notification (Published in the Tran- P.M. The meeting will Proposals shall contain: $5,000.00 in certified cans with Disabilities St. Utah. April 4, 2007 (Work Ses- at 350 North Hale Street script Bulletin March 27, be held at the Tooele 1) Statement of Qualifi- funds to the Trustee at Act, individuals with spe- 12. Consideration of a Public Hearing and mo- sion) AND 160 Old Lincoln April 3, 10 & 17, 2007) City Hall Large Confer- cations – credentials and the time of sale, with the cial needs (including concept for five (5) lots tion of recommendation April 4, 2007 (City Coun- Highway Wolley Field. ence Room located at qualifications for building balance due by noon the auxiliary communicative in Jordan Estates for to the City Council to va- PUBLIC NOTICE cil) NO dumping trash or 90 North Main Street, inspection and municipal following business day, aids and services) David Gumucio. cate and re-subdivide NOTICE IS HEREBY 12. Invoices stealing water. Tres- Tooele, Utah. engineering. at the office of the Trus- should contact the Office 13. Consideration of a Deer Hollow Phase 6, GIVEN that the North Presented by Mayor passers will be prose- 1. Strategic Planning 2) On-Call Personal – tee. At the main en- of Human Resource rezoning for Gary & lots 602, 603, 604, & Tooele County Fire Pro- Dunlavy cuted and fined to the Sharon A. Dawson identify the building in- trance to the Tooele M a n a g e m e n t a t Janet Fawson for land at 605 located at Elk Hol- tection Service District 13. Mayor's Report full extent of the law. Tooele City Recorder spector, plan reviewer, County District Court, 74 5 3 6 - 4 4 1 3 (TDD 690 East Main to go low Loop and Deer Hol- will hold their regular 14. Adjourn (Published in the Tran- Pursuant to the Ameri- and professional engi- South 100 East, Tooele, 536-4414) at least five from A-10 zone to a CD low Road by Steve Ham- monthly board meeting Sharon A. Dawson script Bulletin April 10, cans with Disabilities neer who will be the Utah all right, title and in- working days prior to the zone for the purpose of ilton. on April 19, 2007 at 6:30 Tooele City Recorder 17 & 24, 2007) Act, Individuals Needing prime contact. Include terest conveyed to and end of the comment pe- increasing number of Pursuant to the Ameri- p.m. at the Lakepoint Pursuant to the Ameri- Special Accommoda- the company’s time and now held by it under said NOTICE riod. storage units. cans with Disabilities Fire Station, 1528 Sun- cans with Disabilities tions Should Notify materials rate schedule Deed of Trust in the The Executive Secretary (Published in the Tran- 14. Consideration of Act, individuals needing set Road, Lake Point, Act, Individuals Needing Sharon A. Dawson, and clearly identify property situated in said of the Utah Solid and script Bulletin April 17, C.U.P. for Dan Dansie special accommodation UT. The agenda will be Special Accommoda- Tooele City Recorder, at where the On-Call Per- County and State de- Hazardous Waste Con- 2007) for a dentist office to be during this meeting as follows: 1. Roll call 2. tions Should Notify 843-2110 prior to the sonal fit with the sched- scribed as: Lot 58, Mill trol Board has prepared located in the strip mall should notify Richard Approval of March 15, Sharon A. Dawson, meeting. TDD Phone ule. Pond P.U.D. "G" a Draft Permit Modifica- located at 822 East Main Jorgensen, Tooele City 2007 minutes 3. Update Tooele City Recorder, at Number 843-2108 3) Define the Working Amended, according to tion Approval (draft ap- Street. Land Use Technician regarding new Stansbury 843-2110 prior to the (Published in the Tran- Relationship with Fed- the official plat thereof, proval) in response to a Why Search 15. Consideration of a fi- prior to the meeting at Station and award of bid meeting. TDD Phone script Bulletin April 17, eral Agencies and cur- recorded in the office of Class 3 Permit Modifica- nal plat for Adam Nash (435) 843-2130 or TDD 4. Bills and Communica- Number 843-2108 All Over Town? 2007) rent Grants that are the county recorder of tion Request to the on Phase 1 & 2 Ranch (435) 843-2180. tions 5. Policies and pro- (Published in the Tran- worked on. said county. Together Tooele Chemical Agent Check the Road subdivision. (Published in the Tran- cedures 6. Approve new script Bulletin April 17, Applicants must demon- with the rights, and re- D i s p o s a l F a c i l i t y 16. Consideration of script Bulletin March 27, members 7. Other busi- 2007) strate a working relation- sponsibilities of member- (TOCDF) Part B Permit. Classifieds First! General Plan Future April 3, 10 & 17, 2007) ness 8. Adjournment ship has been devel- ship in the Mill Pond The modification request Land Use Map amend- Dated this 10th day of TOOELE oped with the Funding Homeowners Associa- is entitled, Update to TRANSCRIPT ment for Kelly Hansen to April, 2007 Agencies. tion Number One Inc., as Module II Closure Plan BULLETIN all Low Density Residen- Sell Your Stuff!Cassandra Run Ray An Ad in the Classifieds! 882-0050 All proposals shall be provided in the declara- Compliance Date. This tial (2 units per acre) in a Admin. Clerk turned in to Rush Valley tion of covenants, condi- Permit Modification current Rural Residential (Published in the Tran- at P.O. Box 363, Rush tions, and restrictions seeks to change the - 1 (1 unit per 10 acres) script Bulletin April 12 & Valley, UT 84069 by dated August 28, 1972, compliance date for sub- 17. Consideration of four 17, 2007) 5:00 pm April 23, 2007. and recorded September mission of an updated (4) amendments to The services requested 14, 1972, in Book 115, facility closure plan to GLUMDC as follows: are qualification-based at pages 163-165, re- the second quarter of a. Amend Section 14 to procurements and Rush cords of Tooele County, calendar year 2010, in- allow for two (2) front Valley reserves the right State of Utah, and as stead of within eighteen and two (2) side yards to reject any or all pro- amended by amendment months after the start of on corner lots in the posals; or to accept or to declaration of cove- the final agent cam- RR-1 zone. reject the whole or any nants, conditions, restric- paign. b. Consideration of an part of any proposal; or tions, dated March 8, The public comment pe- agriculture protection or- to waive any informality 1973, and recorded riod for review of this dinance. or technicality in any pro- March 22, 1973, in Book draft approval will begin c. Consideration of posal in the best inter- 119, at pages 95-98, of on April 17, 2007, when amending Chapter 20 ests of Rush Valley. records of Tooele the notice is published in (sign ordinance) to lim- For further information, County, Utah. The street the Salt Lake Tribune, ited number and/or loca- please contact Mayor, address and other com- Deseret Morning News, tion of bench signs. Travis Sagers at mon designation, if any, and the Tooele Tran- d. Amend Chapter 21 435-837-2279 or Town of the real property de- script Bulletin. The com- (subdivisions) to require clerk, Joyce McAtee at scribed above is pur- ment period will end May proof of application sub- 435-837-2229 or FAX ported to be: 58 Millpond 31, 2007. Copies of the mitted to the State of 435-837-2151. By mail Stansbury Park, UT draft approval will be Utah for their notification to PO Box 363, Rush 84074 Estimated Total available for public re- and approval at the pre- Valley, Ut 84069. Debt as of May 8, 2007 view throughout the liminary plat stage. Joyce McAtee, is $112,481.33 The un- comment period during e. Amend Chapter 21 to Recorder dersigned Trustee dis- normal business hours, require the listing of the Rush Valley Town claims any liability for or outside of normal filing number for the Re- (Published in the Tran- any incorrectness of the business hours with prior cord of Survey on pre- script Bulletin April 12, street address and other arrangement, at the fol- liminary plats. 17 & 19, 2007) common designation, if lowing location: 18. Approval of minutes any, shown herein. Said Utah Department of En- of the last business sale will be made, but vironmental Quality meeting. without covenant or war- Division of Solid and 19. Report from Council ranty, express or im- Hazardous Waste Liaison Member Todd plied, regarding title, 288 North 1460 West, Castagno. possession, condition, or 4th Floor 20. Open Discussion. www.tooeletranscript.comencumbrances, including Salt Lake City, Utah 21. Adjourn. fees, charges and ex- 84116 Shauna Kertamus penses of the Trustee A copy of the draft ap- Zoning Administrator and of the trusts created proval will also be avail- All interested persons by said Deed of Trust, to able for public review are invited to attend and pay the remaining princi- throughout the comment offer comment upon To place your classified ads in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, pal sums of the note(s) period during normal these proposals. Written secured by said Deed of business hours at the comments will also be Trust. The current bene- following location: considered if submitted visit www.tooeletranscript.com.ficiary of the Trust Deed Tooele Chemical Stock- to the Zoning Adminis- as of the date of this no- pile Outreach Office trator in advance of the tice is MTGLQ Investors, 54 South Main Street hearing. The current Your ad will appear in the print issue of the L.P.TranscriptThe record owner of Tooele, Bulletin, Utah 84074 zoning Code and pro- the property as of the re- A courtesy copy of the posed amendments may cording of the Notice of draft approval is avail- be reviewed at the Tooele Valley Extra and on the tooeletranscript.comDefault is Sandra Moore ablewebsite!on the Division of Grantsville City Hall Dated: April 10, 2007 Solid and Hazardous each weekday between James H. Woodall Waste, Chemical Demili- the hours of 9:00 a.m. 10653 River Front tarization Section web and 4:00 p.m. Parkway, Suite 290 page at the following ad- Persons with disabilities South Jordan, Utah dress: http://www.haz- needing assistance to 84095 (801) 254-9450 ardouswaste.utah.gov/H participate in this hearing (800) 245-1886 (hotline) WBranch/CDSection/CD should contact the Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 S_PVA.htm Grantsville City Office at p.m. James H. Woo- Written comments will be least 24 hours prior to dall, Trustee accepted until 5:00 p.m. the hearing. (Published in the Tran- on May 31, 2007, and (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 10, should be submitted to: script Bulletin April 17, 17 & 24, 2007) Dennis R. Downs, Ex- 2007) ecutive Secretary Utah Solid and Hazard- ous Waste Control Board Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste P.O. Box 144880 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880 For further information, contact Tom Ball of the Utah Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste at (801) 538-6170. In compliance with the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, individuals with special needs (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) should contact the Office of Human Resource M a n a g e m e n t a t 5 3 6 - 4 4 1 3 (TDD 536-4414) at least five working days prior to the end of the comment period. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 17, 2007) B10

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game being played. The com- instead of paintballs — or Catmull said. Airsoft bat style is used when one actual bullets — can be heard Catmull added that this continued from page B1 team attempts to take control making pinning sounds as they particular Saturday was extra of the opposing team’s build- hit the sides of the metal struc- special because Tactical and into the arena. Airsoft ing through shooting and plac- tures. Because it is more dif- Airsoft Commando’s 4 (TAC has become the way to go for ing flags near the buildings. ficult to determine if one has 4) from Salt Lake City, Utah people who want military or Airsofters enjoy playing at been hit by a BB, the play- County Airsoft (UCA) from Bauer because of the acces- ers simply run on an honor combat simulation,” Phillips Utah County and players from sibility to the buildings along code. In paintball it is more added. Morgan, Davis and Weber Andy Catmull, the owner of with the terrain and lack obvious when someone gets counties all came out to play Scorpion Airsoft in Salt Lake of civilians who could get hit because of the splatter of together. When they are not out City, has seen the sport evolve injured. paint on the clothing. Always over the last seven years since “It’s an hour drive for most an important part of the game on the field playing or working he was first introduced in of us (to Bauer) and it is well is safety. Catmull made sure at their “real jobs,” airsoft play- 2001. worth it,” Catmull said. everyone who stepped on the ers can be in the know through “It’s grown from a very Tooele resident Jeremy field wore protective eyewear the Web site, www.utahairsoft. low-key underground hobby Kobs, who passed away last and were also informed of the com which features articles, to a more popular sport. It summer, was an avid player rules. bios, forums and information is attracting gun and military and told Catmull about the There are some who play on upcoming games. Catmull enthusiasts. Airsoft is what area while teams were form- airsoft just as a game and oth- believes this site will definitely paintball used to be,” Catmull ing. ers who take it more seriously, help guide those interested in said while repairing a gun dur- “Kobs knew about Bauer Catmull said. the right direction. ing the game. from living here,” Catmull “Airsoft attracts fantasies “Without a doubt, I love this said. and vices. People who are into The military aspect of airsoft game. For me it’s a lifestyle,” Jason Moody from Salt Lake guns want to play G.I. Joe,” he is more evident than in paint- Catmull said. ball. The type of camouflage City is also one of the original added. airsoft players — who claims Those who are more serious This lifestyle is shared by that one wears represents the those who have thrown them- team on which they play. At the he is Norm from “Cheers” since about the sport like the chal- photography / Maegan Burr selves into the world of air- game on Saturday, Germany, everyone knows his name — lenge of being creative and do Sterling Randle of Orem aims his airsoft gun out the window of one soft and Bauer just happens to Israel, Russia, Canada and and remembers Kobs helping everything they can to boost of the buildings in Bauer, during a game of capture the flag. Part of United States could be distin- them get into Bauer and find- their game and are out there be the Utah epicenter of this Randle’s team objective during the game was to defend all of the build- guished by their dress. Each ing ways to play there. to win. Like any game there growing sport. ings on the game field. team decides their style of play Since 2001, Bauer has been are pros and cons to airsoft, and how long a hit player must a pivotal place for the airsoft- Catmull said. sit out after a team “medic” ers to play on weekends. All One of the things Catmull is evaluates them. those who play also have “real adamant about is that airsoft is “We strive for the authentic- jobs,” Curtis said. Some play not a child’s game. Some of the ity of the uniforms. The weap- every weekend, others every equipment can get costly so it ons are authentic to handle and other weekend. is not a sport a kid could just weigh the same as real guns,” Moody added that six years start up one day. said Shane Curtis a longtime ago there were only three plac- “Even though it seems like a airsoft player from Bountiful. es for them to play and now kid’s game, it’s not. It simulates The need for authenticity it is difficult to find any place realism to the battlefield. Kids is obvious while observing a similar to Bauer. Even better need to play kid’s games,” he than the land itself, Moody said. said that airsoft is like “Relief From the style of play to Frank Society for men (and women) the mature language used on with guns.” the field, it isn’t suitable for OHLMAN That can be verified by the children. M Attorney at Law two hours of standing around “It’s like a giant men’s locker waiting for everyone to stop room,” Curtis said. chit-chatting and get their cam- Although it may seem like FREE ouflage on. On Saturday about airsoft is a game just for men, Consultation 20 paintballers were already more women are getting into for at Bauer, but were gracious the sport. Moody believes this Wills & enough to allow the airsoft will help airsoft since women Trusts players access to the field after will then be able to better they were through playing. understand why guys like it The scene for an airsoft so much. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele game — especially at Bauer “I value the quality and orga- — is similar to that of what nization (of the game). I make 882-4800 one might expect to find on a a point to be a part of it. I have real battlefield. However, the done and will do everything I www.schmutzmohlman.com tiny biodegradable BBs used can to make this sport better,” photography / Maegan Burr A group of airsoft players run down the road in Bauer, during a game of capture the flag on Saturday.

into a microwave-safe cup next and pierce the yolk and white of an Microwave to it. Turn the microwave on high egg in several places with a tooth- continued from page B1 power for one minute. Take out the pick before heating. plate and the water. If the water in You may find that placing foods and started to experiment to find the cup is warm and the dish is still in a circle around the outside of a way to harness this power for cool, the dish is microwave safe. If a dish or small dishes in a circle We Want to fast cooking. They built a box, fed it is slightly warm, it can be used in the microwave will make them the power into it to concentrate for simple reheating, but not for heat better. This precaution may it and found that when they put cooking. If it is very hot, do not use not be necessary in many mod- food inside the box, it cooked very it at all. ern appliances because through quickly indeed. Although canning jars are heat- new technology, the waves scatter Hear Your Ideas! What a deal! The rest, as they tolerant, they are better used just more evenly. Some dense foods say, is history. We have come a for reheating — not for cooking should be stirred occasionally as Tooele City is excited to announce the formation of the Tooele long way since the first microwave and never with metal lids on them. they cook to distribute heat evenly ovens were manufactured in 1947. Wicker baskets are also OK for and meats may be turned and rear- City Arts Council. Tooele City has been collecting a small tax The first was not a small kitchen reheating rolls, etc, provided that ranged in the dish to ensure even for parks, arts, and recreation. The Tooele City Arts Council or convenience store appliance. their handles do not have metal cooking. At more than five feet tall, 750 reinforcements inside. Foods with Much of this has become second would like to hear some of your suggestions concerning the pounds, a cost of $5,000 and the a low fat/water content cook well nature. We have also discovered Arts (dance, music, theatre, cultural arts, visual arts, etc…) in need for heavy duty plumbing to on paper, for a short period of time. that we still prefer certain foods cool it down, it was best suited to Recycled paper products might to be cooked on the stove. Time in Tooele. We would love to hear your ideas in person. Please join cruise ships and restaurants cook- have impurities that combine with cooking may allow flavor to devel- us at a public open house on April 19th. ing a lot of food. hot fat and may cause sparking or op and some foods develop an odd It is a far cry from the small fires. texture when cooked quickly. We units of today you can pack out You will notice a bigger differ- still seem to prefer our cakes and of a store under one arm and tuck ence in various food characteris- other baked goods to be brown on nicely onto a shelf in a dormitory tics in a microwave than in conven- top and we don’t like tough meat. Public Open House room or above a kitchen range. tional cooking. Nevertheless, there are plenty of Put very simply, it works • Small pieces and small por- tried and true microwave uses with because the microwaves are trans- tions cook much faster than larger new ones coming all the time. The mitted inside the oven where they Thursday, April 19, 2007 ones. food industry is burgeoning with are reflected, transmitted and • Uniformity matters. Place food new ways to use this convenient absorbed by the food. As they enter in a dish so it is evenly distributed appliance. You can find ready-to- the food, the waves bump into mol- 7:00 p.m. putting thinner pieces in the cen- heat-and-eat foods in the grocery ecules and bounce them around ter and thicker pieces toward the store and entire books devoted to causing them to rub against each outside. cooking this way. Many of us are other creating friction and then • Fat and bones heat faster than becoming adept at trying various Tooele City Hall (90 N. Main) heat. The heat in turn cooks the food. Thicker foods transmit the meat so meat next to fat or bones recipes in the microwave and we heat from the bouncing molecules may overcook very quickly. are happy or satisfied with the If you would like to e-mail us your input please send your to the center of the food. The heat • Porous, airy foods, like rolls results. For reheating, there is noth- suggestions to [email protected]. If you would like further remains even after the microwaves and bread heat much more quickly ing like it. It is no wonder that the are turned off and the food contin- than denser foods. kitchens of America have become information please visit www.tooelecity.org or call 843-2142 ues to cook for a short time. That is • Foods with skins or membranes converts to microwave cooking. It why many recipes call for the food like potatoes or eggs (even cracked may never completely replace the to sit another minute or two after ones) may burst. Poke holes in the kitchen range, but the microwave heating. It isn’t so much to cool skins of potatoes, squash and fruits is definitely here to stay. down as to finish cooking. The waves are reflected off of metal, but pass unhindered through paper, glass and plastic. This makes paper, glass and plastic ideal for holding foods as they cook. Most glass, ceramic and china dishes are excellent for use in the microwave, but unless they are heat resistant, there is danger of breakage from the heat of the food. It’s probably better to leave the delicate crystal goblets in the china closet until dinner is served. Ditto for glass- ware that has metallic decorations or has cracked glazes. Also avoid mugs or cups with handles glued on. Mission: To actively promote, advance, Most microwave-safe dishes are marked as such, but if you have and preserve the arts in Tooele City dishes that are not and you wonder photography courtesy Diane Sagers if they are safe, do a simple dish A microwave is essentially a box to hold a shower of microwaves from test. Put the dish into the micro- a magnetron tube. The waves are transmitted inside the oven where wave and place one cup of water they are reflected, transmitted and absorbed by the food.