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G-ville Legion pounds out 21 runs ULLETIN See A10 B JulyJuly 20,20, 2010 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 117 NO. 15 50¢ Downtown closures continue by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Three stores have closed on one block of downtown Tooele in recent months, with two other store fronts on the same block unoccupied and now for sale, slowing what appeared to be a revival for downtown. Tooele City officials claim the closings are part of the normal business cycle. The closures provide a reason to search for new stores for downtown, but it’s not a crisis, according to Mayor Patrick Dunlavy. “Of course the city is interested in the health of businesses in the city, but closures happen during good as well as bad economic times,” Dunlavy said. “This is a normal process that has been exacerbated by the current state of the economy. We will continue to look for and encourage more stores to locate downtown.” The Tooele Overstock Store, which opened at 5 N. Main in October 2009, closed in the middle of June. Anything Cute, a non-profit thrift store that supported the New Hope House at 33 N. Main, closed this month and the space is for lease. Sandee Julz, a clothing, accessories and jewelry store located at 19 N. Main Street, has a large for lease sign in their front window and will close July 30, Maegan Burr Carlson Miller Brands employee Nate Seal unloads a truck at Zacatecas Market on the corner of Main and Vine streets in Tooele on Tuesday morning. While some businesses SEE CLOSURES PAGE A5 ➤ downtown have shut their doors, Zacatecas Market owner Samuel Berumen says keeping regular store hours has helped keep them in business for the last three years.

Erda Township weighs pros CELEBRATING ERDA and cons of incorporation As property owners petition for withdrawal, residents consider their options Next month, the commission will incorporating into a municipal- by Lisa Christensen hear a bid to withdraw nearly 219 ity. STAFF WRITER acres more, and Erda seems to be Last Wednesday night, Tooele feeling the pinch. City Attorney Roger Baker, an In May, 421 acres were with- Between the withdrawn land Erda resident, presented pros drawn from Erda’s township and recent proposed expansion and cons of incorporation to give boundaries following a success- from surrounding cities, some residents and the Erda Township ful petition by two landowners to in the township feel threatened the Tooele County Commission. enough to entertain the idea of SEE INCORPORATION PAGE A3 ➤

Maegan Burr Dry grass blows in the wind over the northeast end of Erda Monday afternoon. Erda is weighing the pros and cons of incorporation following landowners’ petitions to withdraw from the township.

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:16 a.m. 8:55 p.m. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Thursday 6:17 a.m. 8:54 p.m. Friday 6:18 a.m. 8:53 p.m. Saturday 6:19 a.m. 8:52 p.m. Overstock.com call center to Sunday 6:20 a.m. 8:51 p.m. Monday 6:21 a.m. 8:50 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:21 a.m. 8:49 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 5:49 p.m. 2:10 a.m. open at Utahprotection. Industrial0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Depot Thursday 6:42 p.m. 3:00 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 7:28 p.m. 3:55 a.m. Saturday 8:06 p.m. 4:55 a.m. by Tim Gillie by USANA at theALMANAC Tooele County “We are remodeling the cur- Sunday 8:39 p.m. 5:56 a.m. Statistics for the week ending July 19. Hot with sun mixing Times of clouds and Sunshine and patchy Intervals of clouds and School District Office at the rent space to match our call Monday 9:06 p.m. 6:58 a.m. Mostly sunny Plenty of sunshine STAFF WRITER Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 9:31 p.m. 7:58 a.m. with clouds sun clouds sunshine Utah Industrial Depot as soon center and training space in Salt High/Low past week 100/60 Full Last New First Up to 200 more jobs are head- as remodelingNormal high/low is past completed.week 91/63 Lake City,” said Brian Popelka, 93 66 90 63 92 61 92 64 91 64ed for Tooele91 thanks63 to an agree-92 59This willAverage be a temp new past call week center for 80.3Overstock.com vice-president of Normal average temp past week 77.0 ment between Overstock.com Overstock.com. customer care. Jolie Gordon TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 25 Aug 2 Aug 9 Aug 16 Shown is Wednesday’s and the Tooele County School Overstock.com has leased Once remodeled, 50 new District. 15,000 square feet of99 the 9831,000-100employees who have already Cordell and Austin Cull smile at the Erda Days parade Saturday. See more photos from Erda Days Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 93 91 95 Wednesday night’s lows and 90 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2010 Overstock.com will move into square-foot building owned by on A5. Wednesday’s highs. the space previously occupied the school district. SEE OVERSTOCK PAGE A3 ➤ 77 UTAH WEATHER 67 67 66 61 60 60 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 94/49 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 99/67 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B5 90/54 97/70 95/68 99/63 10.70 11.61 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park 96/60 Erda 100/63 Teaching duo Stansbury Health OBITUARIES A6 Grantsville Vernal 97/68 Pine Canyon OPEN FORUM A4 Salt Lake City 95/60 100/63 82/59 0.00 0.21 0.05 0.52 makes an Center going digital Tooele 99/63 Bauer 93/66 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 91/65 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D unlikely pair with MyChart Provo Roosevelt 93/66 93/60 98/61 See Stockton See B1 See A3 Price complete 95/65 93/63 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 91/61 91/63 Ophir Moderate on A9 80/58 Low Delta Manti Absent 97/65 90/61 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 99/70 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 94/65 92/62 Moab 86/59 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 98/71 Beaver 99/73 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 93/61 Ibapah 90/62 24-hour 89/58 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.97 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 94/63 95/63 at Grantsville 1.40 -0.01 106/80 Kanab 94/66 Eureka 86/60 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.22 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 SHS team doesn’t take top prize in NASA competition, but gains good experience by Emma Penrod Carolina School of Science and final report.” the experiment demonstrated CORRESPONDENT Mathematics took first prize in Nonetheless, Grimshaw said there was a correlation between the competition, which took place he would enter the competition the atmospheric humidity and Although NASA ultimate- during a scientific symposium at again, and already has plans for the temperature at ground level ly didn’t award first prize to NASA’s Glenn Research Center on another upcoming experiment. — the higher the humidity, the Stansbury High’s Team Daedalus May 25-27, for their experiment, “Just getting the certificate that higher the temperature. Adams for their weather balloon experi- “Variations on polyethylene hard says you won — we got so much believes the historical data they ment, the team of four high disk radiation shields.” No other more than that,” Grimshaw said. collected demonstrated that the school students believe what placements were awarded when “I learned so much about space true effects of global warming they learned while at the Glenn the announcement was made and about science and about Research Center in Cleveland, last Friday. working with others. I think it haven’t been felt on the ground Ohio, is worth more than the As one of the four nation- was an awesome experience.” due to decreasing levels of mois- award. al finalists in NASA’s 2010 Ben Burge, the oldest mem- ture in the atmosphere. “I wasn’t really too distraught BalloonSat High Altitude Flight ber of Team Daedalus, said “Because there is a direct cor- when we found out we didn’t (BHALF), brothers Sam and Ben his experience with NASA has relation, we think there may need win the competition,” said Sam Burge, Brock Grimshaw, Nathan encouraged his dream of going to be more research on what gas- Burge, one of the members of Fox, and their adviser, Jonathan into computer science when he ses are up there,” Adams said. Team Daedalus and a junior at Adams, earned the opportuni- returns from an LDS mission. “Our thinking is that we would Stansbury High School. “I think ty to develop and conduct an “It was just a great experience want to understand what is caus- it was actually more about the experiment of their choice along- to see how everything worked ing the moisture to drop.” experience than winning the side NASA scientists. After the together,” he said. “It really But he added that Team competition.” experiments were conducted in encouraged me a lot.” Daedalus lacks the resources to A team from the North May, competitors were asked to Though they didn’t win the continue testing their findings. compile their findings and sub- competition, Adams, a comput- The implications of their mit a final report back to NASA to er programer from West Jordan, experiment aside, Adams hopes be judged. That, said Grimshaw, said their experiment yielded BUSINESS BRIEFS the members of Team Daedalus now a junior at Stansbury High, some interesting results. The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes was where their team ran into “Thermal Moisture have learned lessons that they news items from the local busi- difficulty when NASA changed Penetration,” the team’s experi- can apply in any field they choose courtesy of Jennifer Grimshaw ness community of 150 words or the format for their final report ment, collected data and tested to pursue. Stansbury High School students Nathan Fox, Brock Grimshaw, Ben Burge and less. Businesses can send news a week before the due date. “I’m heat transfer in the stratosphere “I’m hoping for some side Sam Burge (l-r) get ready to launch the payload of their experiment for NASA’s of awards, promotions, internal pretty sure that everything we — a layer of the atmosphere benefits as well,” he said. “I think 2010 BalloonSat High Altitude Flight in Cleveland, Ohio. The student group was milestones, new business ven- did was the right thing,” he said. about 100,000 feet from the and I hope they realized how one of four national finalists for the competition. tures, new hires, relocations, part- “If we could have done one thing earth’s surface. When compared much work it takes to really do nerships, major transactions and again it would have been the to historical data, Adams said your best.” other items to Missy Thompson via e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074. MOTORCYCLE PARADE Share Your Bingham Canyon Mine News with the visitors center Kennecott Utah Copper’s Community Bingham Canyon Mine visitors center will be open daily through October from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. where passenger vehicles and mini-vans receive free admission July 16-25. Tour buses ($50) and mini-tour buses ($25) remain at their fee rate throughout the season and require and entry form. 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TUESDAY July 20, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 U of U Stansbury Health Center adopts Low rates are just online MyChart patient-access system around the corner.

�� by Missy Thompson office staff is about 24 hours. The good indication of how technol- �� STAFF WRITER e-mail is sent to the office staff who ogy is being developed within �� will answer the question if they can the health care system, making �� For the past two months, patients or, if not, send the message along to it more efficient for patients and �� at University of Utah’s 10 commu- the physician who will then respond physicians. nity health clinics — including the to the patient. “MyChart is taking an industry Stansbury Health Center — have “The workflow on our (Stansbury such as health care that’s been been able to access part of their Health Center) end is a little differ- complacent with IT (information �� medical records online via the ent,” Amerson said. “We’re used to technology) and proving it can University of Utah Health Care’s handling a lot of phone calls. Now be updated,” Amerson said. 435-227-0404801-775-8020 MyChart system. we’re starting to see more and more [email protected] NEWNEW OFFICE Some discounts, coverages, payment plans, and features are not available in all states or in all GEICO companies. The new system, which went e-mails coming in. But it also elimi- Boat coverage is written through non-affiliated insurance companies and is secured through the GEICO Insurance Agency. Inc. Motorcycle coverage is underwitted by GEICO Indemnity Company. Government Employees Insurance Co. live in May, allows patients to e- nates playing phone tag with a phy- �� mail their physician, schedule an sician.” Berkhathaway Inc. GEICO: Washington, DC 20076. GEICO Gecko image © 1999 - 2009. © 2009 appointment, view immunizations, Destiny Westenskow, a senior sys- request prescription renewals and tem analyst for University of Utah view lab results. And so far MyChart Health Care who helped develop is a hit locally with patients and phy- MyChart, said the physicians like the sicians, according to Jared Amerson, Maegan Burr efficiency of the MyChart system. CONCEALED FIREARM PERMIT center manager for the Stansbury “I talked with one of our physi- Get yours before the extreme left makes radical changes Dr. Ali Salari talks about the University of Utah Health Care’s MyChart program to our gun rights. Take the first step this year in protecting Health Center. cians who said it used to take 10 on Monday at the Stansbury Health Center. MyChart allows patients at the U of your 2nd Amendment Right and exercise your right to keep “The University’s already signed clicks to send a letter in a week and U’s 10 community health clinics to look up their medical history and communi- and bear arms. Any law abiding US resident may obtain a up 3,000 patients in just a couple cate with doctors electronically. a half,” Westenskow said. “Now it’s Utah CCW Permit! Only $45 with online pre-registration. of months,” Amerson said. “The one click with MyChart and results response has been incredible. specialty clinics over the next several “I think it allows patients to be in three days.” ��pm - 9pm As soon as lab results come back, years. Although the U of U has its more involved in health care,” Salari Westenskow has also seen an three days from when we get the own internal system in place where said. “Unfortunately, we’re spending interesting response from patients �� lab results, they show up in [the records can be accessed, only visits less time with patients in a health using the system. Class Includes: CCW Permit Application, patient’s] inbox. It takes days to at the 10 community health clinics care environment. This allows them “One of the most interesting Fingerprints, Photograph, Photocopy of Driver’s License, get the letter out and several more are available on MyChart. to ask questions and become much demographics are the older or more and mandated State weapon familiarity class. days for the patient to receive it. It’s “If you go up to the University more active in health care rather mature patients,” Westenskow said. No weapons are needed in the classroom. A fee of $65.25 incredibly user-friendly.” of Utah [hospital], eventually those than coming into the office.” “The most frustrating thing for them payable to “Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification” is required in order to process your permit. This is in addition to the class fee. MyChart does eliminate the pre- records will show up on MyChart as The responses Salari has heard is the phone center and not getting vious method of correspondence well,” Amerson said. from his patients have been posi- through to the physician. It’s a myth RSVP online at www.concealedfirearmpermits.com between patient and doctor through This patient-physician system tive. that they (older patients) wouldn’t be or by calling Casey Davies at 801-301-1052 mailed letters. Patients still have isn’t the first of its kind, but Amerson “They get the results much quick- using computers. A lot of them have the ability to request copies of their believes no other hospital system in er,” he said. “It’s less of a hassle to been pleased. [E-mailing] physicians health information through the the state uses anything like it. track one of us down.” is much more efficient for them.” community health clinics, but with “This is probably one of the most Salari added that the ability for MyChart also has the ability for Accepting New Patients! MyChart, most of that information is robust systems in the Intermountain patients to view their own lab results patients to proxy their account — available online. West, especially for allowing patients is beneficial for them and the physi- with permission — which means a In order to access MyChart, to communicate with their physician whether the results are self- parent or family member can view patients need an access code which cian,” he said. “Every family medi- explanatory or an e-mail is sent to the account. Kathy can be obtained during a visit with a cine physician in our clinic is using the physician indicating the patient “Just recently my father went physician or they can call their clinic it now. Our cardiology and derma- would like more information on the into the hospital,” Westenskow said. and have it mailed to the patient’s tology providers will be adopting it results. “With his permission, I can look at DeVries, FNP home. The patient then sets up their shortly.” “They’ve been very happy with his visit and see what was prescribed. MyChart ID and password on the Dr. Ali Salari, a primary care physi- the sort of response they’ve been If I have any questions I can proxy on website mychart.med.utah.edu. cian at the Stansbury Health Center, getting and the decrease in delay,” behalf of him. It allows a little bit �� MyChart is just the first phase believes MyChart is a step in the Salari said. of flexibility to manage a family’s of the University of Utah Hospital’s right direction of the changing face Amerson also said the response health care.” �� plan to eventually include all of the of health care. from a physician or member of the Amerson believes MyChart is a ��

Incorporation to support itself, Baker said, the ship was because the owner of Erda Pit; assorted companies with next step would be to file a petition the bulk of the land was unhappy Kami Jean Brown as a co-trustee; Grantsville Health continued from page A1 for incorporation, which must be with the planning commission’s and JD Palmer. signed by the owners of one-third denial of a rezone. The commis- Harwood, who manages the & Wellness Clinic Planning Commission an idea of the land. An election would then sion denied that rezone because Kilgore Erda Pit, owns about 95 of what it would take for Erda to be held at the next election, at of concerns that it would be devel- acres of the land being petitioned �� become a city. The planning com- which time half of the residents oped into something not keep- for withdrawal. A North Salt Lake mission asked Baker to give the must vote to incorporate, he said. ing in the spirit of Erda’s identity, resident, Harwood said he has 435-579-3820�� unofficial presentation so that the Doyle Taylor, chairman of Taylor said. many ties to Erda and is not peti- commission and residents could the Erda Township Planning Jesse Lassley, who along with Jay tioning to remove his property get an idea of what would be Commission, said the main reason Harwood was successful in peti- from the township because he is required if they decided to try to incorporation is being considered tioning for withdrawal in May, said unhappy with the people or deci- incorporate Erda. is because many residents feel he felt he wasn’t judged objectively sions of the commission. Instead, Gold Star In short, money and planning. there is a lack of control over the when appearing before the town- he says withdrawing from a busi- “Incorporation brings costs land within the township. ship planning commission. He said ness standpoint just makes sense. and responsibilities that you don’t “There are people who are he just wanted to turn his five-acre The water rights for the pit come Auto Repair shoulder now,” Baker said. clamoring for more control over zoned parcels into one-acre zones from Stansbury, he said, and large- Erda, as a township, is currently the borders, and they think the and didn’t feel like he was listened ly benefits the county as a whole. privy to county services such as best way to do it is through incor- to. He said some residents, espe- Besides, Harwood said that area QUICK, QUALITY snowplowing and law enforce- poration,” he said. “These people cially those on the commission, has long been considered to not be ment, he said. Were the area to moved here because of the rural simply aren’t open to change and part of Erda. Full Service Auto Repair incorporate into a municipality, environment and they want to that withdrawing just made sense “We just felt it would be easier the new city would have the bur- keep it that way.” for him. for us, and the gravel pit,” he said. • Air Conditioning • Exhaust & Welding den of providing those services, as He said the planning commis- “For some reason people are “We kind of figured it would be • Clutches & Transmissions • Trouble Shooting well as city government and elec- sion is currently looking at options like, ‘I like the way that field looks’ better for everyone this way.” • Tune-Ups • Computer Diagnosis tions, animal control and providing and exploring the possibilities of and they want to keep it that way. Baker said if the driving reason parks and low-income housing, he incorporation or other ways to They want to have all this control behind Erda’s interest in incorpo- • New & Rebuilt Engines • State Safety Inspections said, although these services could keep land within the township’s like they’re a municipality but they ration is to preserve its identity as a • Starter & Alternators • Brakes, Shocks, Front End be contracted out to other cities or borders. don’t offer any services,” he said, quiet hamlet, becoming a munici- organizations. Taylor said the commission is adding he didn’t feel that his rights pality might not be the answer We DO IT Right, The First Time Baker said revenue is another also considering asking other small as a property owner were being — Erda can still be Erda without Call for an appointment issue to consider when thinking communities that have already respected. becoming Erda City. about incorporating because Erda incorporated, such as Stockton Lassley, of Cottonwood Heights, “You don’t need to incorporate is mostly residential land, which and Vernon, to give presentations said even if his land were still part to preserve your identity,” Baker 435-884-0727 isn’t as profitable as commercial about what it took for them to of the township, he would peti- said. land. It is likely the new town become their own municipality. tion to withdraw if Erda decided to [email protected] 54 E. Main St. • Grantsville would go into debt early on, he If incorporation is decided not incorporate. said, although there are loans and to be the answer for Erda, Taylor “As a landowner in Tooele sometimes grants that can help said more control will have to be County I wouldn’t want to be in until the city could get its footing. exercised by the commission and a city,” he said. “The county is Baker said incorporation is a more input will be needed from great.” multi-step process, beginning with residents, both at Erda and county The current property being a feasibility study to determine if planning commission meetings. petitioned for withdrawal from the an area would be able to support “People need to show up and Erda Township is comprised of the Do Lunch Right! itself. The study would happen if voice their concerns and what they gravel pit on the northeast edge owners of 10 percent of the land desire,” Taylor said. of the township. The property in Is it Our Chef makes the best lunch in town. in Erda request incorporation, he He added he believes the last the petition includes 218.8 acres Delicious? Absolutely! said. If the area is found to be able withdrawal of land from the town- in nine parcels owned by Kilgore Is it Expensive? No Way! Our lunches range from $5 to $11. Overstock for NAI Utah Real Estate who rep- manager. resented Overstock.com on the USANA operated out of the Is it Come as you are and enjoy a real continued from page A1 transaction. Detroit Diesel location for 13 Quick? You Bet! lunch in our wonderful dining room Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy years. They vacated the school in 45 minutes or less. been hired will start work. 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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board EnergySolutions made right decision about foreign waste It was reported in last Thursday’s edition of the Transcript-Bulletin that EnergySolutions has given up plans to import foreign nuclear waste and dispose of it at the company’s Clive disposal facility (“Italian taken off menu at Clive,” July 15). Now the company intends to assist its Italian customers with building a facility where Class A waste can be safely stored, rather than to store the waste at Clive. This is welcome news and we think EnergySolutions has made the right decision. In 2008, EnergySolutions sought a permit from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to import 20,000 tons of radioactive waste from Italy. The waste was to be processed in Tennessee, with 1,600 tons of remaining waste to be sent to Clive for permanent storage. Since then, we have editorialized against accepting foreign nuclear waste. We have held a consistent stance that EnergySolutions should not accept foreign waste and that only waste generated in our country should be disposed of here. We have contended that we should get out of the business of taking nuclear waste generated by other countries, including from Mexico, Italy or LETTERS POLICY Taiwan, which are all nations that have shipped such waste to the company’s LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Clive facility in past years. We have also said that any nation that is sophisti- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- cated enough to produce nuclear waste should also be sophisticated enough to Sidewalks aren’t wheelchair-friendly Officers need to serve and protect ters to the editor from readers. Letters be responsible for disposal within its own borders. Why do I ride my electric scooter on To serve and protect, isn’t that an must be no longer than 250 words, There have been some who favored accepting foreign waste, including a the street and not on the sidewalk, you officer’s motto? I would like to thank civil in tone, written exclusively for the few local politicians. Their arguments have included that the foreign waste ask? There are sidewalks, and then there Officer Anya Brennan of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by considered for storage at Clive was no more dangerous than the Class A waste are no sidewalks. There are cracks in the Police Department for the fine job she’s the writer’s name, address and phone currently disposed of there. Also, that America is not short of disposal space for sidewalks, there are bumps in the side- doing. She successfully impounded a number. Priority will be given to letters domestic waste and doesn’t put foreign waste in competition with our national walks. There are gravel sidewalks, there legal, insured vehicle and left stranded that refer to a recent article in the interests. are broken sidewalks. There are holes in a mother, grandmother and chronically newspaper. All letters may be subject We thought those arguments missed a bigger point, which is that foreign the sidewalks, there are bushes over the ill toddler. As I was driving down Vine to editing. nuclear waste is not in our national interest. sidewalks. There are cars parked on the Street to pick up my daughter’s medi- The company’s president and CEO Val Christensen said, “We have deter- sidewalks, there are tree roots under the cations, I was pulled over by Brennan. Letters written to thank an individual or mined that we can best serve our international customers by exporting our sidewalks. There are gates open across She explained to me that my registra- organization should be submitted for skills and technologies and building longer term relationships to assist them the sidewalks, there are sprinklers spray- tion had been revoked due to lack of “Notes of Appreciation” in developing their own local facilities and capabilities, rather than pursuing a ing over the sidewalks. This is why you insurance. I explained that I received a short-term disposal solution at the company’s Clive, Utah facility.” will see those of us with scooters and letter in the mail from the state and had Readers who are interested in writing a That’s an idea we can get behind. We export our technology and expertise electric wheelchairs riding on the streets. Allstate fax all appropriate paperwork to longer guest op-ed column on a topic of across the world, why not help other countries gain the knowledge needed to Unfortunately, the sidewalks in this fair them. I have always been insured with no general interest should contact Editor Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- dispose of its own waste. city of Tooele are not wheelchair-friendly. lapse in coverage. She then impounded mation at the top of this page. We still support efforts being made in Congress through the Radioactive Not just on the side streets, but also on my vehicle even after I explained that Import Deterrence Act to ban foreign nuclear waste imports to the U.S., (the Main Street. You will see me riding in the I had a chronically ill 2-year-old in the E-mail: [email protected] bill passed in the House last December, but has stalled in the Senate), but this parking lane — if there is one — facing back seat. She refused to let me get out Fax: (435) 882-6123 change in international waste strategy by EnergySolutions is good news and you, as I would rather see you coming of the vehicle so that I could change should be applauded for making the right decision. my daughter’s soiled diaper, even after Mail: Letters to the Editor at me than to try to see you coming up I explained her condition and that her Tooele Transcript-Bulletin behind me, even if my kids still think medications cause horrible diaper rash P.O. Box 390 I have eyes in the back of my head. So GUEST OPINION that could become something more seri- please watch out for us. Your thoughtful- ous. When the tow truck arrived, she told ness will be greatly appreciated. us we needed to get our belongings and down by these starving horses trying to Sharon Johnson Residents deserve answers in ourselves out of the vehicle. I then had to get something to eat over 15 times, allow- Tooele change my daughter’s diaper on the hot ing my pets to get out, resulting in one sidewalk. I tried to reason with Brennan. being run over by a car. After mentioning Grantsville vs. Tooele lawsuit Happy for asphalt It was extremely hot that evening, which this to a police officer, finally the owner rantsville sued Tooele in 2001 Last year I had done all but hit “send” is not good for my daughter’s condition. contained him behind barbed wire, for breach of contract, claim- after writing a Letter to the Editor plead- She didn’t care and drove off, leaving us which will have serious consequences ing the city utilized land it ing that our road be repaved. So I think standing on the side of the street with our when he tries to get out for a mare in heat G it only fair that I write one saying “thank gained from the Army to promote its groceries. Compassion — I suggest she again. After animal control looked at the Matt Rowley you” to those who made it happen this own interests, instead of the interests GUEST COLUMNIST take a course. horses from a distance and stated “they of Tooele County. Nine years and year. When we bought our home in the Courtney Waters don’t look so bad to me,” a veterinarian millions of dollars later, Grantsville Northlake subdivision six years ago the Tooele who saw these horses wrote a letter to is staying the course. To make a road was in rough shape, but we figured the police department about the hor- very long story short: Mayor Brent pal conflicts don’t concern us ordi- the city would have to repave it soon. Stop punishing animals rible condition they were in and believes Marshall and the city council plan to nary folk. In reality, we’re the only As the years passed we saw the dam- When will we stop punishing the ani- he could place the horses with people take Tooele back to court after a state valid reason for governing conflicts age get worse and worse and were more mals for human abuse? Recently a dog involved in horse rescue. When I called Supreme Court ruling resurrected the to exist. If our collective tax dollars and more embarrassed when friends and in Grantsville was put down after biting Tooele County Animal Control I was told lawsuit in May. must go to funding a costly battle in family would comment about it. The new a child. It was the owners who let him they would do absolutely nothing so as This is unfortunate business. Not the courts, we should be crystal clear road looks so wonderful, was done well, run loose, causing two different bite inci- to “not step on Grantsville’s feet.” What only does the drawn-out legal battle on who benefits and in exactly what and completed quickly. It really does give dents. I’m having a similar experience about these abused and neglected hors- create potential division among way. the entire subdivision a fresh look. So I with five horses adjacent to my property es? What is this law that requires horses neighboring communities, it’s cost- If the lawsuit is successful, what just wanted to say thank you to Tooele being starved and neglected. I have spent go to auction when there are good homes ing a taxpayer’s fortune during a will be the impact on Tooele City, City for approving the project and espe- hundreds to feed these horses because waiting to adopt them? recession. Grantsville has spent and will potential damages be lim- cially Kilgore Paving for doing such a they are starved and sometimes go up to Linda Osborne approximately $1 million perusing ited to Tooele alone? No community great job. 10 days without food. They advised me Grantsville the lawsuit, while Tooele has paid in Tooele Valley is an island, as the Kristy Lee to stop feeding the horses so they could out $1.5 million to defend itself. ongoing conflict over land redevelop- Tooele take action. My fence has been broken Grantsville residents may well have ment should demonstrate. been wronged by Tooele’s redevelop- Whoever gains a favorable ruling, ment agency in 2001, but both cities will it offset a decade of mount- GUEST OPINION owe the community an explicit, rel- ing legal costs that taxpayers will evant explanation for the continuing ultimately pay? In other words, lawsuit in 2010. does pursuing the lawsuit still Like many in the valley, I’m a rela- justify the cost? If not, we’ve essen- It’s time for something completely different tive newcomer with little reference tially descended into the municipal to the original controversy. Both equivalent of a family feud for which f there’s a characteristic American has retained him as his Fed chairman. parties appear to offer valid points community bystanders must bear trait, it’s moving ahead. Our great The bubble and the perilous state of over the redevelopment case in ques- the burden. I19th-century chronicler, Alexis de the banks caught Geithner, the head of tion, though it’s regrettable the issue If the questions sound incredu- Tocqueville, noted how Americans the New York Fed with direct oversight wasn’t resolved years ago outside of lous, it isn’t because I pretend to would leave their new homes — onto of Wall Street, flat-footed. Obama pro- court. What seems clear is that legal know the answers. As a Tooele resi- the next thing! — even before they had moted him to treasury secretary. questions which were ambiguous to dent I feel largely in the dark, and I a chance to finish the roofs. There’s a vein of continuity in the begin with have grown far more so think I speak for a major portion of That’s why President Barack bailouts and stimuli, too. The Bush over the proceeding decade. Valley the communities involved. Mayor Obama’s new theme of forward administration instituted TARP and residents have come and gone. Few Marshall and Tooele City Mayor vs. backwards is so obvious, David began the bailout of the car compa- if any officials initially involved in Patrick Dunlavy have both expressed Axelrod could have come up with it in nies; the Obama administration picked the controversy remain in office. regret over expenses to taxpayers, his sleep. Obama rolled it out at a cam- up where it left off. The Bush admin- Stockton, who played a role in the and hope to see the long-stand- paign event in Missouri recently. “It’s a istration embraced tax rebates and tax 2001 lawsuit, appears ambivalent. ing issue resolved soon. Yet here choice between the policies that led us credits to stimulate the economy; so Whatever questions surrounded the we are, heading back to court with into this mess and the policies that are has the Obama administration. lawsuit nine years ago have only neither side budging. If the lawsuit leading us out of this mess,” Obama dollars to Obama, but deficits are bet- The new departure in American been compounded with the passage still remains a mandatory form said of the midterm elections. “It’s a ter than surpluses in a weak economy, politics is represented by the tea of time. of recourse, then valley residents choice between falling backwards or according to Obama’s boosters. Obama partiers. They are hell on lawmakers As the legal battle marches into its deserve concise, understandable and moving forward.” added as much new deficit spending who voted for the bailouts; they con- 10th year, residents of Tooele Valley fully current reasons why. This is paint-by-the-numbers cam- as he plausibly could as quickly as pos- sider both Bush and Obama spending ought to be asking questions of their paigning. It’s also ham-handed and sible, and still wants more now. anathema; and they have endorsed own. What, specifically, do the peo- Matt Rowley is a teacher at Copper faintly ridiculous. Maybe the lax regulation of Wall candidates who have said things about ple of Grantsville stand to gain at this Canyon Elementary who lives in Tooele. What were the policies that created Street was blame-worthy? The key entitlements — the driver of our long- point? Notice the term “people,” and He can be reached at matrowl@yahoo. this mess? Obama assails the Bush tax piece of financial deregulation was term deficits — that no establishment not “city” or “government.” There’s a com. cuts, although he wants to retain them negotiated between then-Sen. Phil Republican or Democrat would ever perception that these type of munici- for families making less than $250,000 Gramm and then-Treasury Secretary dare utter. This is something truly bold a year. In fact, Obama brags about his Larry Summers — now a key Obama and refreshing. own prowess as a tax-cutter. “We cut official — and signed by Bill Clinton in The president will try to beat them With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions taxes — didn’t raise them, we cut them 1999. It’s a stretch to blame this bipar- back in November. It’s a contest expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not — for 95 percent of working families tisan, pre-Bush legislation for the cri- properly defined as the status quo vs. necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. and small-business owners,” he boast- sis, which had the housing bubble and change, with Obama’s engorged fed- ed in Missouri. bust at its root. eral establishment in the unenviable Editorial Board Did the Bush tax cuts fuel the defi- Maybe the regulators were asleep at position of representing the former. cit? In 2007, the budget deficit was a the switch? Yes, the economy’s most Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus puny $160 billion. It’s true that George important regulator, Federal Reserve Rich Lowry is editor of the National Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor W. Bush handed over a recession- Chairman Ben Bernanke, kept inter- Review. bloated deficit of more than a trillion est rates too low for too long. Obama A5

TUESDAY July 20, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 BLAST FROM THE PAST “RootCanalsOnly.net” Graydon J. Briggs, D.D.S. Iosepa settlers brought the island General Dentist flare to Pioneer Day celebration 435.843.8080 his weekend many in the carp, trout and even attempted to the islanders’ favorite songs were state will celebrate a tradition grow seaweed. According to “The brought to life by the community’s to honor those who pulled Historical Guide to Utah Ghost T Emma Penrod Polynesian band, a group known wagons across the plains to settle Towns,” by Stephen Carr, the town as the Troubadours who performed in Utah. Longtime Utah residents CORRESPONDENT became known for the yellow rose with guitars, ukuleles, violins, a are probably well aware that on July gardens lining the streets, thanks to 24 each year, cities hold parades a complex irrigation system. cello, a banjo, and several vocalists. and fireworks and barbecues will Life in Iosepa was hard for According to “A History of Iosepa, abound. So why would one Tooele LDS missionary who traveled to the Polynesian settlers, but they Utah” by Iosepa Historical Society County settlement celebrate Pioneer Hawaii — and Joseph Smith, the remained fond of cultural celebra- President Richard Poulsen, the Day in August? founder of the LDS church. tions, and Aug. 28 soon became group also performed for local com- According to Ouida Blanthorn’s Through the hard work and dedi- known as “Hawaiian Pioneer Day” munity functions in nearby towns Grantsville July 24th “A History of Tooele County,” 46 cation of the Iosepa settlers, Skull to the settlers. This and other occa- and cities. pioneers — Hawaiian converts to Valley’s waste was much improved sions called for extensive celebra- Though Iosepa was abandoned the LDS Church — arrived in the with a settlement consisting of a tions and feasts. The Iosepans after the construction of an LDS Youth Rodeo blazing Skull Valley desert on Aug. sawmill, church, school, store, and invited their Goshute neighbors 28, 1889. Some time after settling several homes. In an effort to make and hosted feasts featuring pigs temple in Hawaii was announced, Friday, July 23rd, 6PM the area, the island natives named it the desert more island-like, the and sheep roasted in an imu (oven). the spirit of Iosepa’s celebrations Iosepa, a Hawaiian form of Joseph, settlers built a small reservoir and Traditional costumes whirled in lives on today during annual at the Grantsville Rodeo Arena. in honor of Joseph F. Smith — an several ponds where they raised celebratory island dances. Perhaps Memorial Day luaus. Muttin Bustin Calf, Steer and Junior Bull Riding, Barrel Racing, Break Away and Team Roping CELEBRATING ERDA cont. Admission 12 and up $5.00 Sue Butterfield to sign up call Mike Volberg 435-840-1854. Thomas Furner (below) pets a grasshopper he found during lunch at Erda Days Saturday. Owen Higgins (right) plays games during the community event.

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Closures SIGNS & BANNERS! continued from page A1 according to store owner Dick Lowest Prices on All Haskell. Complete Owners of the closing stores Professional Design put most of the burden for their closure on the economy. Your Sign Needs Services Available “It may be partly the location but the biggest factor is the economy,” Haskell said. “I have kept the store open as long as 4 ft. x 8 ft. I can but just can’t do it any- Grommets • Hems more. With people having to choose between the frivolous OUTDOOR and the essential, our sales are 95 down.” $ New Hope House staff said 99 they were having trouble 2 or more: $95 each finding volunteers to work at Anything Cute and the store BANNERS! was not producing the income to make keeping it open worth- while. Empty stores include a for- Vehicle Magnets mer psychic reading shop at 17 12” x 18” • Full Color N. Main and another at 15 N. Main Street, which are for sale. The former Sweat Fitness loca- Your Message tion at 34 S. Main also has a for $ 00 sale sign posted. 22 HERE! Surviving shop owners say Each the empty stores have not (2 magnet minimum) affected their business. “My business has slowed down as business has for many Maegan Burr stores all over, but we are still doing good,” said Samuel Piñatas hang from the ceiling at Zacatecas Market Tuesday Morning. YARD 24” x 18” • Full Color • 4 mm Rigid Coroplast Berumen, who owns the Zacatecas Market that opened At The Home Touch, a craft- demand or has an oversupply, Single Side Double Side three years ago on the north- ers showroom that just cele- or not clearly identifying their 5 signs $8.50 ea. 5 signs $9.95 ea. east corner of Vine and Main. brated its fifth year of business, target market.” SIGNS! Berumen said the closed store employee Joyce Mead, The business resource center 10 signs $7.24 ea. 10 signs $8.25 ea. stores have not affected his who has worked at stores in at the county economic devel- 25 signs $5.85 ea. 25 signs $7.34 ea. sales because his regular cus- that location for nine years, opment office is designed to ea. ea. tomers still come and shop and offered her insights on longev- 50 signs $5.05 50 signs $6.42 help new and existing busi- know when the store will be ity in the downtown area. 100 signs $4.75 ea. 100 signs $5.95 ea. nesses become stronger and open. “Parking has been a prob- “I keep regular hours from lem since they did away with lower that 90 percent failure 8 to 10 everyday,” he said. “I parking on Main Street,” she rate, according to Cline. watch as some stores open and said. “Here at Home Touch we The stores that last down- 18” x 24” • Full Color close during the day. People stress honest service, a clean town are those that find a 3⁄16Foam-Core come to shop and the store is store, and quality merchandise. niche market, offer something Each closed. Then the owner returns The empty stores don’t affect unique and develop a group of $ 00 4 minimum and opens and there are no us because we have a clientele loyal customers, according to Indoor Signs 20 shoppers.” built up through our reputation Dunlavy. Wendy Conklin, manager of and word-of-mouth advertis- But according to Haskell, Sweet Pea Boutique at 49 S. ing.” existing stores on Main Street Main, said the downtown area Tooele County’s Economic may still see hard times ahead, is far from a ghost town and Development Director Nicole depending on the economy. TOOELE that the shops that are open Cline said closing stores are not “Many of the small stores in TRANSCRIPT remain vibrant. unusual in the business world. Tooele have been just barely “The post office brings us a “Studies tell us that 90 per- Prices do not include design. lot of foot traffic, along with a cent of start-up businesses holding on as the economy kept ULLETIN Some restrictions may apply. getting worse,” Haskell said. B group of shoppers that have a close within the first five years,” routine. They hit our store, then Cline said. “Reasons for closure “There may be more stores that up the street to Homebodies, vary but often revolve around can’t make it as time goes on if then across the street for a stop not having enough capital to the economy doesn’t get better 58 N. Main • 882-0050 at Home Touch and then on to survive the start-up period, a soon.” 8 am to 6 pm • M-F Sweet Lizzies,” Conklin said. product or service that is not in [email protected] A7A7

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 TUESDAY July 20, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Frank OBITUARIES OHLMAN REEL TALK M Attorney at Law Cheyenne Lynn Christopher Scott Linden J. Burr “Butch” FREE Zumwalt Anglesey Consultation ‘Cyrus’ delivers with big cast, raw humor “Pumpkin” August 10, 1977 – July 16, Beloved husband, father and for he harsh zoom-in, zoom- 2010 grandfather and son Linden J. Wills & out technique is difficult Cheyenne Lynn Zumwalt, Burr has passed away, July 14, Trusts Tto watch. It’s something “Pumpkin, Forever Our 2010 that can be found in any home “Princess” passed away sudden- Christopher Scott Anglesey Born May 16,1943 Butch movie — it’s not something ly July 14, 2010. She was 10 years was born August 10, 1977 at Hill passed away after a courageous that’s used extensively on the old. She was born November 9, Air Force Base, Utah, to Scott battle with failing health at the 493 W. 400 N. Tooele big screen. Writer/directors, and 1999 in Salt Lake City to Gregory M. Anglesey and Tami Ann V.A. Memorial Hospital sur- brothers, Mark and Jay Duplass Mark and Tera Dawn Zumwalt. Ursenbach. Chris grew up in rounded by his family. A proud 882-4800 use this throughout “Cyrus” Cheyenne loved life and lived Kaysville, Utah and spent four Navy and family man, he loved — a low-budget comedy about it to the fullest even though she years in England. His teenage hunting and fishing with his www.tooelelawoffice.com a son getting in the way of his had to overcome many obsta- years were spent in Southern kids. Butch leaves behind many mother’s relationship. cles. She was the light in every- California where he joined the loved family and friends. He is one’s life, and could make every- United States Army. Chris was survived by his wife LueRae; one smile. She loved the color honorably discharged from the daughter LuRetta; sons Jim, yellow and when her new house years. She always looked for- Army but remained in an inac- many new friends. Chris will be Jay (Angel), Max (Jennifer), brother Roger and his dads Burt was built in Erda 51/2 years ago ward to her “grandma nights” tive status. missed by all of those people Preston (Jenny), Trevor (BillyJo); Warenski and Max Boswell, MissyMiss Thompson hers was the only room that had with Grandma Peggy, they were Chris met and married the who have had the opportunity to his mother Marge Boswell; father-in-law Ray Richardson. A STAFF WRITER a color, and of course it was a fun time for her. She loved all love of his life, Kathy Bond of meet him. His entire married life sisters Charlotte and Wanda; little viewing was held at Tate “yellow.” When she moved to her cousins and would never North Salt Lake. Later they were was lived for his sweet wife and and his 20 grandchildren and Mortuary in Tooele Saturday, her new home she loved the let them leave without a hug. sealed in the Bountiful Temple. their lovely daughters. seven great grandchildren and July 17 at 10 a.m., then he was Are you a former Club member? kids in the neighborhood, and She is survived by her parents, Together Chris and Kathy Chris is survived by his wife, numerous nieces and nephews. interred at the Jensen Cemetery While this style may be for- really enjoyed her birthday par- Gregg and Brittani Zumwalt and started their family with Erica. Kathy and children Erica, Kristen, He is preceded in death by his next to his daughter Tira Jean at Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? givable for a low-production ties when they would all come. Daniel and Tera Prudholme, They added twin girls, Kristen Nicole, Lauren and Athena. He is daughter Tira Jean, sister Sherri, 3:30 p.m. We’re looking for you! value film, throwing in a hand- She loved her dad very much her grandparents Joyce and and Nicole. War came back into also survived by his father Scott ful of big-name actors doesn’t and knew he was always there Kevin Zumwalt, Marty and Chris’ life when he was called M Anglesey (Margaret), his moth- Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a help the Duplass’ cause. Instead to take care of her and pro- Peggy Estrada, Carol and Mark back into the Army in support er Tami Ursenbach, and his in- it seems as if the brothers are tect her. She was the best big Haught, and Jim McNeill, her of Iraqi Freedom. In their march laws, Donald and Connie Bond; Mary Jean MCcabe short alumni survey! trying too hard to make a movie sister and was so proud to be sisters Dakota Zumwalt, Syerra into Baghdad, Chris, as an acting siblings Paul (Tracilynn), Melissa look like it was made with called “Big Sister.” When she Zumwalt, Aryah Zumwalt, and medic, responded to a downed (Julio Cabel), Steven (Ange), Our sweet loving mother Mary little financing. Even though turned eight she couldn’t wait Keira Prudholme, great grand- helicopter crash and with the Michael, Analee Branaman, Jean Hayes MCcabe (Mom), “Cyrus” premiered at this year’s to be baptized a member of The parents Nelda Daniels, and Jack help of his fellow comrades, went Scott Jr., Marianne, Karen, and passed away in Tooele at the Sundance Film Festival — and courtesy of Fox Searchlight Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- to give aid. Their vehicle was hit home of her daughter surrounded has since been making the and Marilea Duke. Also survived Garrett. Grandparents Dr. Roy Cyrus (Jonah Hill), Molly (Marisa Tomei) and John (John C. Reilly) laugh at a park in “Cyrus.” day Saints. She looked forward by her aunts and uncles Jeremy with a RPG and we almost lost by her family July 18, 2010 from rounds on the festival circuit Conrad and Freda Ursenbach, to church each Sunday and to and Amanda Zumwalt, Ryan Chris that day. His fellow soldiers natural causes. She lived each and — it doesn’t have to look cheap, sequences — as there are none ship between mother and son and kind of creepy. The relation- LaMont W. and Ornell Anglesey, “Activity Days” where she could and Lindsay Zumwalt, JenniLyn were not so lucky. For his selfless every day to the fullest. Everyone especially with the talents of — but rather it’s performance- is quite strange — and rather ship between Molly and Cyrus and Nancy Carol Milar and the be around the people she loved. and Matt Wilcox, Ryan and service, he was partially disabled, that knew mom thought of her as John C. Reilly, Jonah Hill and driven relying on their abili- creepy. When John shows up is complex and at times disturb- many uncles, aunts, nieces and She attended Copper Canyon Liz Adams, Richard and Cindy received the Bronze Star, and an an angel. Mom was born to Dewey Marisa Tomei to lure in audi- ties to make decent use of the unannounced at their home, ing despite their simplistic way nephews. Elementary where she was very Miller, Uncle Marty “Feller” honorably discharged. and Daisy Hayes on September ences. Duplass’ script. There is plenty after following Molly, he meets of life. When John comes in it The family would like to express close to her teachers and adored Estrada Jr., Jimmy McNeill, Nick Chris returned home to his 27, 1922 in Newark, Ohio. Mom But it’s their comedic talent of room for the actors to utilize Cyrus. At first things seem to be messes everything up, at least Mr. Spindler. Cheyenne loved to and Camille McNeill, and cous- family where he continued their appreciation to the Tooele was the second to the oldest of that makes “Cyrus” enjoyable. their great improvisation skills OK at least on the surface. When for Cyrus. play the violin and looked for- ins Boston, Ainslee, Kendalynn his service to this country and Army Depot Fire Department, six children. Mom is proceeded After a while, the constant as is shown in several scenes, John’s white Adidas tennis shoes The laughs generated from ward to her weekly lessons with and Gunner Zumwalt, Kayla, became a Paramedic, EMT, and George E. Wahlen VA Hospital, in death by her siblings, Betty camera zooming is forgotten particularly in confrontations go missing the next morning, the actors aren’t necessarily Mark and then Abby, and recent- Gracie, and Paisley Wilcox, a fireman in South Carolina. the Tooele Freemasons, Bishop Charlton, Virginal Paul, Joanne Francis Hayes (William), Elle Ray Free Prizes and a and the hilarious performances between Reilly and Hill’s char- he’s convinced Cyrus took them. the gross-out jokes we’re used ly participated in her first con- Gabriel, Emelia and Oliver Chris’ family increased in size Wheeler and the Westland Ward, Dean, William Hayes, as well as Hayes (Richard) and many nieces from the three leads creeps in. acters. Despite Cyrus’s sincere exte- to from Reilly or Hill, which is cert. She had a miniature pony Adams, and Ashlyn, Bryan and with the addition of Lauren and and the many family and friends Richard Hayes. Mom married Dad, and nephews. We will all miss her Chance to WIN It’s also nice to see Hill in a role “Cyrus” starts with John rior, inside he’s fuming at the a good thing. It’s refreshing to named “Rusty” and was looking Aubrey Miller. Thanks to all Athena. With Chris’ desire to be that have surrounded Kathy William Edward MCcabe June 29, spirit and wit. She is also survived that’s different from those he’s (Reilly) at a party with his thought of another man coming laugh at humor that isn’t reli- and her girls during this time of forward to him being trained to the people who were special to closer to his extended family, he 1940 in Newark, Ohio. They had by her 11 grandchildren, 19 great played in raunchy comedies like ex-wife of seven years Jamie into his life. As John and Molly’s ant on the low-brow variety, but mourning. We miss you Chris. $200 Cash!!! pull a cart to ride in the 4th of Cheyenne in her life and the accepted a job with the United five children, Billie Jean Dearing grandchildren and one great- “Superbad” and “Get Him to (Catherine Keener) and her hus- relationship flourishes, Cyrus rather the honestly raw humor Funeral services will be pro- July parade next year. She loved joy they brought to her. Funeral States Government as a fireman (Tom Dearing), Katie Hottinger great grandchild. Her wishes were the Greek.” However, I’m glad band-to-be Tim (Matt Walsh) does whatever he can to get in real-life situations. vided by Tate Mortuary, 110 Play Finding the Fun Wagon this Summer all her grandparents and said services were held on Monday in Yuma, Ariz., at the Marine (Jack Hottinger), Colleen MCcabe, to have a graveside service. It will he stuck with his comedic roots where they want him to meet John out of the picture — even [email protected] South Main St., Tooele at 11 a.m. that she was so lucky to have so July 19 at the Rose Springs Ward Corps Air Station Yuma. From Dawn Roberts (Eddie) as well as be held in her honor Wednesday, sponsored by MostDont.org playing the title character with someone. This strategy works trying some reverse psychology many. She was so happy that her in Erda. There has been a trust there, he and his family moved on Friday, July 23 preceded by a her only son (Frank MCcabe). an Oedipus complex. Likewise, as John meets Molly (Tomei) by moving out and thus John July 21 at 12 p.m. at Tooele City Teens in Tooele County always say, Grandpa Kevin and Grandma set up in Cheyenne’s name at to Tooele, Utah where he contin- viewing from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Mom retired from the Tooele the performance from Reilly and they hit it off immediately moves in. Needless to say, that Cemetery. “There’s nothing to do here”. Joyce had the opportunity to Mountain America Credit Union. ued his devotion to fire fighting The family asks that you kindly Army Depot. She was also a cross- as John, the man stepping in — despite John’s drunken danc- didn’t really work as John sees In lieu of flowers, please send Well, this summer MostDont.org is going to change that. live with her for the past few Run with the angels baby. with the Tooele Army Depot Fire visit www.tatemortuary.com to walk lady. Her children were her on Cyrus’ territory is equally ing escapade. After spending right through Cyrus’s motives. FLICK AT A GLANCE Department. In Tooele, Chris leave your thoughts and memo- life. She taught them to cook, donations to your local animal Go to our website www.mostdont.org humorous — but I expect noth- two partial nights together at John loves Molly too much to and his family were able to make ries of Chris. clean and how to become respon- shelter or the Utah Humane On a regular basis and check for clues to find out where ing less from Reilly. John’s house, he questions her see her son ruin what they have, Grade: B Society. sible. Mom’s favorite things in Our Fun Wagon will secretly be located The Duplass’ writing isn’t for leaving in the middle of the even though they are all each Rated: R life were collecting dolls, garden- Services are entrusted with If you find it you will win cool prizes! necessarily spectacular, it’s what night. other has too. Didericksen Memorial. Call 435- Time: 91 minutes Florence J. Brown She raised her four children brother Carl Johnson and sis- ing, cooking, camping. Her best Prizes like bowling, laser tag, the actors do with it that makes As it turns out, she’s return- “Cyrus” wouldn’t have worked and worked at the Tooele Valley buddy was her dog, Chico. 277-0050 for further details. it work. This is by no means ing home to her 21-year-old as well with a different cast. Now playing 1916 - 2010 ters Ruth Hammond, Elanor movies, go-karting, food, and more! Hospital, Sperry Rand and Peterson and Edna Lawrence. Mom is survived by all her chil- Mom, we will love you and a film that focuses on action son Cyrus (Hill). The relation- They make this movie funny, Tooele Army Depot. After retire- Honoring her request, graveside dren as well as two sisters-in-law, will forever miss you. The more you play the more Florence Johnson Brown ment she and Robert traveled services were held Tuesday July passed away July 16, 2010 to many parts of the world. chances you will have 20 at 10:30 a.m. at the Tooele City in Tooele. Florence was Florence is survived by daughter To win the Grand Prize of $200 Cash! Cemetery. Family would like to DEATH NOTICE born November 12, 1916 in AdNumber: L19910/0000599273011Camille France, nineOperator: grandchil- kr thank Dr. Trudel and the staff at You must be a Tooele County student to play. ‘America’s funniest biker’ to perform on local stage Grantsville, Utah to Henning and Sales Rep: SMITHT dren and 23 great Purgegrandchildren. Date: 07-25-10 For a complete list of rules and for more information check Lizzy Ingelby Johnson. Florence AdType: indesign Preceded in deathDate: by 07/18/10 her hus- Cottage Glenn Assisted Living for Funeral services are pending. our website or become our friend on Facebook by Emma Penrod native now living in Clearfield, Atlantic City, N.J., the Majestic “He’s a great act,” said Ron Milestone: Released Station: the care provided to Florence. In Sherri Bonelli graduated from Grantsville band Robert, son Robert (Bobby) Contact Tate Mortuary for fur- CORRESPONDENT is scheduled to make a stop at Theater in Dallas, Texas, and Baum, Tracks entertainment High School. Married Robert D Brown, daughters Size:Helen H McPhie 13.00 lieu 10.50 of flowers, please donate to ther information. A full obituary Tracks this Wednesday. Catch a Rising Star in Las Vegas. promotions manager. “About Brown in the Salt Lake Temple. Proof Addr: 653 E. 12300and S. DRAPER Patsy Fernau, UT also, parents, your favorite charity. Sherri Lee Montoya Bonelli will appear in the Thursday edi- Nationally recognized come- Nagel has performed for This will be his second appear- two years ago he came out Advertiser: LES SCHWAB passed away Sunday, July 18. tion of the Transcript Bulletin. dian Russ Nagel, a Louisiana audiences at Trump Castle in ance in Tooele. and performed for a sold-out house.” Nagel, though self-dubbed “America’s funniest biker,” will cover a wide variety of topics BRAKE SYMPTOMS TO WATCH FOR: ranging from family to travel and current events during his SIGNSOFWORNSHOCKS: Then it is time to have your ride control Do your brakes grab? Do you hear a grinding noise inspected. We use the finest parts and shows, Baum said. According to VEHICLESHIMMY/SWAY? have the latest equipment. We service Baum, Nagel’s previous appear- when you step on the brakes? domestic/import cars and trucks. Do your brakes squeal when BUMPY RIDE? ance made him a local favorite, Shock Installation Extra you step on the pedal? TIRE CUPPING? and Tracks is excited to host his Is your brake pedal spongy act again. STRUT MOUNTAIN ROAD RYDER MOUNTAIN RMX Does your vehicle pull when or maybe too hard? ASSEMBLIES RYDER XT SUPREME RYDER II MONOTUBE Nagel’s upcoming perfor- PRICE 95 95 95 95 mance is part of Tracks’ month- VARIES 49 each 36 each 39 each you apply the brakes? 79 each The Most Our Most Our Best Our Most High Pressure Nitro- ly Wiseguys Comedy act. Tracks Complete Popular Full GASCHARGED Popular SUV ggen Gas and Floating Line of Size Truck Passenger Car and Mini Piston Technology has invited acts from Wiseguys Premium Application Shock with Pickup Shock create the fastest Struts a Lifetime (2WD and responding shock Comedy, a Utah-based chain Warranty 4WD) ever of comedy clubs, over the past several years to give locals a taste of Salt Lake-scale comedy acts. SIGNSOFNEEDED ALIGNMENT: STANDARD ALIGNMENT “It gives the citizens the Thomas E. Day $ 25 chance to experience a Salt VEHICLEPULLING? 27 Lake show without traveling VEHICLEWANDERING? THRUST ALIGNMENT out of town,” Baum said. Thomas E. Day, age 75, died TIRE SHOULDER WEAR? $ 75 While a typical comedy act on July 15, 2010, in Stockton, 54 brings in about 100 guests, Utah. He was born on July 27, 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Baum said this act could draw 1934, in Filmore, Utah, to Verion FREE BRAKEINSPECTIONS Then it is time to have your vehicle’s alignment in more, possibly selling all 350 checked. We use the finest parts and have the latest $ 00 S. Day and Alice Fern Day. He (ON MOSTVEHICLES) equipment. We service domestic/import cars and trucks. 81 available tickets. Because of married Janet Rainey on August the act’s anticipated popularity, 19, 1953. SPECIAL BUY Baum suggested those wishing Tom worked for Gillispie to attend arrive at Tracks early, Service Station and for Kennecott BATTERIES sometime between 7 or 8 p.m. Copper where he retired after 37 P185-65R15...... $552.2.9999 P265-70 R16...... $989999 Nagel is expected to take years. He enjoyed golfing, fish- Xtreme Power OVER 25 YEARS BEST BRAKE PROFESSIONALLY PREMIUM the stage around 9 p.m. on ing, hunting and spending time P215-60R16...... $ 9999 EXPERIENCE WARRANTY TRAINEDTECHNICIANS QUALITY PARTS Wednesday, and some pre- with his family. 554.4. show entertainment is planned He is survived by his wife; PASSENGER RADIAL $ 99 LIGHT TRUCK RADIAL • SUPERIORALL CLIMATE for those who arrive early. The P225-60R16...... 54. There are many important parts that wear out in your brake system.This is why daughters Debbie Dennis (Bill), PERFORMANCE we don’t just replace your brake pads and shoes. It’s also why we can stand cost is $5 per ticket. Only those Sharla Revelle and Teri Trujillo; STARTING AT STARTING AT • SILVER/CALCIUMALLOY FOR behind our brake service with the best brake warranty. over age 21 will be admitted sons Thomas A Day (Tad) and “When my car was up on the into the audience. EXTENDED LIFE (Free Replacement 25,000 Miles – Parts & Labor) lift, Scott Day (Kelly); a sister, Alice • 84 MONTH WARRANTY (My Les Schwab technician) Herzog and a brother, Rex Day. $ 99 $ 99 noticed there was just a rock Tom had 18 grandchildren and • 24 MONTH FREE REPLACEMENT stuck in my left caliper and my TREAD DESIGNS MAY VARY TREAD DESIGNS MAY VARY P185-65R14 31X10.50 R15 LRC WE REPLACE WE REPLACE brakes still had about 39 great grandchildren and was 41 92 CALIPER ASSEMBLY Primaryy Shoe Secondary Shoe 590-900 Cold Cranking Amps Return Spring Return Spring 80 percent left... a great, great grandpa to four. WE REPLACE Primary WE REPLACE WE REPLACE Bleeder Shoe saving me almost $300!” NO APPOINTMENTNECESSARY TRAINEDPROFESSIONALS Screw BRAKE Wheel He was preceded in death by his WE REPLACE Cylinder Caliperp Shoe Assembly –Cicely Fleury, Medford, Housing ASSEMBLY Hold-Down LATEST IN TESTING EQUIPMENT Boot Piston Sealea Parts parents, three brothers and two WE REPLACE OR OUR BEST ON SALE WEREPLACE WE REPLACE WE REPLACE Outer/Inner Sleeve & Adjusterj WE REPLACE sisters and a long time friend, Pad & Plates Bushings Lever Spring Secondaryy BATTERIES FOR CARS, TRUCKS Shoe Delbert Beaman. WE RESURFACEBRAKE ROTORS WE RESURFACEBRAKE DRUMS Les Schwab. 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A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 The Bulletin Board

fle drawing, auctions and potluck dinner Tooele will follow in the afternoon. Stockton Idol/Karaoke Contest at 7 p.m. E-mail Settlement Canyon Irrigation [email protected] for more Settlement Canyon Irrigation asks all information or registration forms for shareholders to follow a no weekend pageant, karaoke contest or dance con- watering restriction. No watering is test. The GPS/geocaching activity will allowed between Friday 7 p.m. until begin Aug. 27, at 6 p.m. Maps and con- Monday 7 a.m. Questions call 833-9606 test requirements can be picked up at or check settlementcanyon.blogspot. the Stockton Miner’s Cafe. Contest will com. continue until 6 p.m. Saturday, when winners will be announced. Now taking Little Miss Tooele County pageant registrations for vendor booths. Cost The little Miss Tooele County Pageant $30. Limited space left, so hurry and e- will be held Saturday, July 31 at 10 a.m. mail [email protected] for at the Deseret Peak Complex. Girls must an application. be residents of Tooele County to enter. Categories: Tiny Miss for ages 3-6, Little Miss for ages 7-9 and Junior Miss for Ophir ages 10-12. If your daughter is interested in being a contestant please visit the Ophir day Tooele County Fair website, www.tooele- Ophir Day will be held Saturday, July 31 fair.com and click on the Little Miss at the Ophir Town Park. Breakfast, band, Tooele County link for more information bingo, fun. and to download the registration form. For any other questions please contact Shauna Statham at 435-840-3111 or e- Library mail at littlemisstooelecounty@hotmail. com. The entry deadline is Wednesday, Tooele City Library July 21. Our annual photo contest begins on July 13 and will end on Aug. 6. Check it out! Tween and teen fun is on Wednesday, Grantsville July 21 at 2 p.m. and will be sea shell frames. Thing-a-ma-jig Thursday at 1 Food preserving workshop p.m. on July 22 is presented by “Mad courtesy of Cheri Gunderson Grantsville West Stake Center Pavilion Science.” Please sign up at the front desk Campers and volunteers for Camp Discover held last week at the Ophir Campground pose for a photograph. Fifteen Tooele County residents with spe- at 115 W. Cherry Street, Saturday, July beginning at 12:30 p.m. Space limited. cial needs participated in the camp, which was organized by Grantsville High School juniors and Girl Scouts Jessica Gunderson and Christina Cox. 31 from 1-4 p.m. Various demonstra- Arrive early! We will be closed on July 24 tions on preserving food such as dry for Pioneer Day. pack canning, meat preservation, freeze Aug. 1. August registration dates are church, to bring them up to ADA code journey, the Episcopal Church wel- dried foods, wheat demo, freezer jam, Volunteers needed Aug. 11 for seventh graders and Aug. 12 for our disabled members, and visitors. comes you. pressure canning etc. For more infor- We would appreciate any volunteers for eighth graders. Information will be The sale will start at 10 a.m. on Saturday, mation contact Ray or Coralee Riding at who would like to read during story mailed home. July 26 at the church, 286 N 7th Street, Meal and message 884-3217. time. Please contact Malissa or Sharon Tooele. We would like to invite you for a meal at the Tooele City Library 435-882-2182 THS class of 2000 reunion and message at Cornerstone Baptist Pioneer Day celebration if you would like to volunteer. The Tooele High School class of 2000 will Single adult conference Church, 500 North, three blocks east. Pioneer Day Pageant “Faith in Every be holding their 10-year reunion on Aug. The second annual Tooele Single Adult Following the morning service from Footstep” performances Friday, July 23 Weekly story time 7 at 5 p.m. at the Settlement Canyon Conference will be held at 752 N. 520 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., we have a meal and Saturday, July 24 at 8:45 p.m. or Remember children’s story time every Pavilion. For more updated informa- East, Tooele on Aug. 12-14 for single provided by the members which starts dusk. Presented behind the Grantsville Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s tion and pricing please visit www. adults 31 and older. To register e-mail about 12:30 or 1 p.m. Immediately fol- High seminary, 113 E. Cherry St. Bring crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check classof2000ths.blogspot.com. [email protected] or visit www. lowing the meal we sing some choruses lawn chairs, blankets, and mosquito with the library for any special story tooeleldssinglesconference.com. and have an informal Bible study. We repellent. Some seating available. 5K times or other special events. For more Catholic school pre-K also have services for children up to run/walk July 24 at 8 a.m. Meet at the information on these and other library Is your child ready for kindergarten, but Summer of Psalms sixth grade at this time. We have a tra- Grantsville High School track. Please programs, check our Web site tooelec- not old enough? St. Marguerite’s Catholic Summer’s a great time to praise God’s ditional form of service with emphasis come by 7:15 a.m. the day of the race ity.org/tcl/library.html, call 435-882- School is accepting registrations for the beauty and greatness. Join Waters on in-depth Bible teaching and preach- to register or pre-register with Merrill 2182, or visit us at 128 West Vine Street, 2010-2011 school year for pre/k 5-year- Edge in focusing on Psalms. We wor- ing. Our other services include: Sunday Nelson 884-6789 mnelson@kmclaw. Tooele. old class. The only requirement is that ship together from 10-11:30 a.m. on school, 9:45 a.m.; morning worship, 11 com or Stephen Thurgood 884-0942 your child is 5 years of age on or before Sunday’s in the Oquirrh Mill – off a.m.; Wednesday prayer and Bible study, [email protected]. Admission to the Jan. 1. If interested please come by the Stansbury Parkway between the skate 6:30 p.m. pageant is free as is registration for the Schools school office or call 435-882-0081. park and spa. For more info on our 5K run/walk. Everyone is invited. values, beliefs, and other opportuni- Shepherds House of Lake Point THS Majestix Catholic school registration ties, visit WatersEdgeUtah.com or call Start 2010 off on the right path. Read Grantsville Irrigation THS Majestix colorguard team twirls St. Marguerite Catholic School is now 435.840.0542. the Bible: the Bible is God’s instruc- Grantsville Irrigation has issued a total flags all year long we want to use some accepting registration for the 2010-2011 tion for living in a sinful world. Go to of three regular turns to agricultural of our flags to make the troops smile. school year. New students should contact First Lutheran church: church is for healthy fellowship users. Metered users are allotted 250,000 Our group is raising our funds through- the school office at 882-0081. Our sum- First Lutheran invites you to join us for and Godly atmosphere. “Faith in God, gallons per share. If you exceed your out the year, and at the same time we are mer hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday morning worship at 9 a.m. and is the substance of thing you hope for allotment a penalty will be assessed making an awesome gift. For a $1 dona- Thursday 9 a.m. to noon. Information topical Bible study following. Each week the evidence of things you cannot see based on the amount of overage. If you tion we have flags for you to sign your is also available on our website www. a different issue facing us today and yet. Knowing God’s perfect love cast notice any leaks or abuse please contact name on. Our goal is to collect 5,000 sig- stmargschool.org. the Christian response from abortion out all fears.” The Shepherds House of the office at 884-3451. natures on our flags and send them and to church fellowship. First Lutheran is Lake Point meets Sunday at 10:30 a.m. a special gift to the troops serving our at 349 N. 7th Street or online at www. at 1533 Meadow Lark Lane, Lake Point. country overseas. We will have tables set Education firstlutherantooele.com. Pastors Chester and Pam Stearns, 840- Stansbury Park up at different times in order for you to 3840. participate with this project: first time is Adult ed summer school Lutheran VBS Water aerobics July 22, 6-8 p.m. at Wal-Mart in Tooele. Summer school hours for adult edu- Mountain of Faith Lutheran and First Mountain of Faith The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool Send to THS Majestix c/o Flags 4 Friends cation are July 7-28 Tuesday and Lutheran Church would like to invite Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church now offers water aerobics Monday and 301 W. Vine Tooele, Utah 84074. For more Wednesday 1-9 p.m. ESL class Tuesday you to our VBS Aug. 2-6 from 9 a.m. to welcomes all to join us for worship in Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. It is $2.50 for information please call Sherry 496-0313 and Wednesday 7-9 p.m. 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and our new location at a new time. We now Stansbury residents and $3.25 for non Please help us to reach our goal. noon on Friday. Lunch will be provid- worship in the home of Tooele United residents. English as a Second Language ed during this day camp oriented VBS Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. GJHS volunteers ESOL conversational classes are held “unshaken.” It will be at First Lutheran, every Sunday. Stansbury Days Grantsville Jr. High School is looking Tuesday and Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. 349 N. 7th Street. Register Aug. 2, www. Vendors needed for Stansbury Days, Aug. for volunteers to teach, fun, interest- ESOL students may also come anytime firstlutherantooele.com. Pioneer Day celebration 21. If you are interested please find all of ing, enrichment or exploratory classes the center is open for Individualized Pioneer Day Pageant “Faith in Every the details at www.stansburycommu- during the coming year. Looking for study. Registration is $50 per semester. Bible Baptist Church Footstep” performances Friday, July 23 nity.org for an application. If you have BSA merit badge counselors, instruc- Call 833-1994. Bible Baptist Church of Tooele invites and Saturday, July 24 at 8:45 p.m. or any additional questions, you may e- tors for first aide/CPR, dance, juggling, you to the Spanish services Sunday at dusk. Presented behind the Grantsville mail Tamra at stansburybooths@gmail. manicure/pedicure, origami, or any Adult education 2 p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Come High seminary, 113 E. Cherry St. Bring com. Entertainment is also needed. other skill, or hobby that may interest Get your high school diploma this year. to know a church that is focused on the lawn chairs, blankets, and mosquito If you or your group/team are inter- junior high school students. Interested, All classes required for a high school word of God rather than the emotions. repellent. Some seating available. 5K ested in performing at Stansbury Days contact Mr. Davis, principal, GJHS at diploma, adult basic education, GED God loves you and He wants to reveal run/walk July 24 at 8 a.m. Meet at the please send an e-mail to Stacey Smith at [email protected] for details. preparation and English as a second Himself to you. Located at 286 N. 7th Grantsville High School track. Please [email protected]. language are available. Register now Street, phone 840-5036. come by 7:15 a.m. the day of the race Class of ’70 reunion to graduate — just $50 per semester. to register or pre-register with Merrill The class of 1970 — 40-year reunion will Located at 76 S. 1000 W., Call 833-1994. Tooele Christian Fellowship Nelson 884-6789 mnelson@kmclaw. Stockton be held Aug. 27 and 28. Letter will be Adult education classes are for students We invite you to our services where com or Stephen Thurgood 884-0942 mailed shortly. Call Janneen at 435-840- 18 and over. you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- [email protected]. Admission to the Dutch oven cook off 4072 or Kathy at 801-502-9724 with any cere, down-home country folks. Sunday pageant is free as is registration for the Dutch oven cook off, sanctioned by updated information. English as a second language school starts at 9:45 a.m. with the morn- 5K run/walk. Everyone is invited. IDOS, Aug. 28 at Stockton Days, Stockton ESOL conversational classes are held ing service at 11 a.m. We are located at Ball Park. Setup will begin 8 a.m. and SHS drama children’s workshop Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. 600 North Industrial Loop Road. Take judging at 2 p.m. IDOS rules and regu- The Stansbury High School drama pro- ESOL students may also come anytime 200 North (Utah Ave.) West for 3.4 miles Charity lations will be followed. Two-member gram is holding a summer children’s the center is open for Individualized and turn left, first building on the left. teams are required. Registration dead- workshop Aug. 2-13. The workshop study. Registration is $50 per semester. For information call 435-224-3392. Child Kicking Cancer’s Can line is July 30. E-mail triplew73@yahoo. will be split for children grades fifth Call 833-1994. care available. A 5K fun run, bake sale, raffle and activ- com for a registration packet. and under which will be Aug. 2-6 and ity day will be held Aug. 7 at Parker’s Park children grades 6-8 will be Aug. 9-13. Obedience Classes Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal in Tooele to help Candice Heaps and 5K run Workshops will take place at SHS from KDK9s Basic Obedience Class for all Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- her family. Candice, a mother of six, is Stockton Days first 5K run will be Aug. 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a recital for ages of dogs. Six week class starts July rament followed by fellowship. Sunday battling Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. The 28. Sign in begins at 6:30 a.m., the run family the last day of classes. Cost is $75 26, at 6 p.m. The first class will be held at mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ event will start at 5 p.m. with a bake sale, begins at 7 a.m. Run will conclude at which includes a daily snack and work- Cal Ranch. $89 per dog, limit 15 dogs per Episcopal Church, 1784 North Aaron BBQ, face painting and music. The 5K Stockton Ball Park with a flag raising shop T-shirt. Classes offered: musical class. One free training lead included. Drive, Tooele. Phone: 435-882-4721. E- run will start at 8 p.m. Pre-registration is ceremony and annual fireman’s fund- theater performance, dance for theater, Week one dog psychology (no dogs, two mail: [email protected]. on-going until July 30 which can be done raiser breakfast. 5K run entry fee $15. basic acting skills and improvisation. To hour class). Weeks 2-6 – learning the Web at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. online at kickingcancerscan.blogspot. Fee includes visor, water, snacks, and register please visit www.stansburyhigh- basics (one hour class) locations very. You are God’s beloved child, beautifully com, in person at Macey’s Food & Drug end-of-race mini massage. Pre-register drama.org and fill out the online regis- Private training for problem areas also created in God’s own image. Whatever by Aug. 15. Call Lori at (801)455-7674. tration or call 435-882-2479 xt. 4510 and available. Proceeds help support KDK9s your history, wherever you are in life’s SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ leave a name and number and someone Search and Rescue Dogs and the Animal Stockton Days will get back to you. Payment will be Concepts Foundation, both non-profit. Stockton Days will kick off Friday, Aug. due the first day of classes or can be Registration sheet at Cal Ranch and Rock 28 with a 5K Run/Walk and flag rais- made when registering online with a Star Pets, pre-registration is required or BULLETIN BOARD POLICY ing ceremony. Contact Lorri at 801-455- valid credit card. for more info. call: 435-837-2134. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at 7674 to register. Followed by an early fundraiser breakfast, sponsored by the TJHS 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Stockton Fire Dept. Cost is $5 per per- Tooele Junior High School summer Churches Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit son, or $20 per family. The family car- office hours 7 a.m. to noon Monday organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. nival begins at 10 a.m. The Little Mr. through Thursday. Closed on Fridays. Bible Baptist Church Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot and Miss Stockton Pageant will begin Office will be closed July 22-29. Students Bible Baptist Church of Tooele is having guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement at 1 p.m., followed by the traditional who have not yet registered for the 2010- a fund raising yard sale to raise money please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered Bingo game at 3 p.m. Dance lesson, raf- 2011 school year, can call TJHS after for a new set of stairs in front of the no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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Bulletin then back to the Moose Lodge ful, too. For more information, Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., men, women teens and pre-teens. Horse Liniment for dinner. Players will receive a contact Louise Hulet at 843-7594 furnished by MWMC Senior Meetings are held every Tuesday at continued from page A8 card at each stop. Top three best or Sandra Jackson at 882-5536. Circle. Class resumes from 12:30- 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center Erases Pain or by mail (cash or check only) to hands will win donated prizes. 2:30 p.m. Cost is $14 with a cer- 59 E. Vine St. Call Mary Lou at HIALEAH, FL — An ingredient Kicking Cancer’s Can, 1365 Berra Sign-up at the Moose Lodge. For Volunteer opportunities tificate issued at the end of the (435) 830-1150 or Connie at (435) often used to treat inflammation in racehorse’s legs, is now back on the Blvd., Tooele, UT 84074. Cost is more information, contact Joyce The Tooele County Master class that may get you a discount 884-5010 or see www.tops.org for market in its original doctor recom- $15 for an individual or $30 for Allen at 435-840-3251. Shuttle Gardeners have a number of on your insurance for three more information. mended clinical strength formula. a family of up to five runners. service provided. volunteers available to give pre- years. All participants must sign According to a national drug store survey, the formula at one time became Race day registration will also be sentations on a variety of gar- up prior to the day of the class. LDS addiction recovery so popular that it rose tothetopof available. Daily lunch den topics. If your organization AARP members will receive a $2 LDS Family Services addiction pharm acy sa les for to pical pain reliev- Daily lunch available for mem- would like to have a volunteer discount on showing a current recovery meetings every Tuesday ers. But the company marketing the product at the time changed the for- Harmony Hospice bers and guests. The Lodge has a come and speak about garden- AARP membership card. Call from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the LDS mula and sales plummeted. One of Harmony Hospice is looking great lunch menu, come up and ing at a meeting, call Marianne 843-3690 or 843-3691 for more chapel on 1030 S. 900 West, in the the inventors of the original formula for volunteers. Your time can try it out! Rutishauser, the volunteer coor- information and to sign up. Relief Society room, Tooele. Enter has brought it back to the market under the trade name ARTH ARREST make a difference in someone’s dinator, at 882-1485. Any Master on the west side of the church. and says it can relieve pain for mil- life. Variety of services needed: Saturday night dinners Gardener needing volunteer Program openings The handicap entrance is on the lions. ARTH ARREST works by a dual lawn care, patient visting. Time Saturday night rib-eye steak and hours can call Marianne for cur- Tooele County Aging has openings south side of the church. This mechanism whereby one ingredient needed on Sunday for a family salmon dinners for members rent volunteer information. in an alternative, income-based meeting addresses all addictions relieves pain immediately, while a sec- for church services. Also veterans and their guests. Members get program designed to help seniors or character weaknesses. No chil- ond ingredient seeks out and destroys the pain messenger signal before it can are wanted for veteran patients. a free dinner in their birthday Beds for sale remain independent. CNAs help dren please. No referral needed. be sent to the brain. Considered a Please call Coy at 435-830-2674. month. LaForge Encore Theatre keep them in their homes safely, There is no charge to attend. medical miracle by some, the ARTH Company is selling the beds that provide personal care, do house ARREST formula is useful in the treatment of painful disorders ranging CASA volunteers were used in their recent produc- keeping and run errands. If inter- LDS addiction family support from minor aches and pains to more Court appointed special advo- Eagles tion of “Annie.” The single beds ested please contact Jolene Shields If you have a loved one who is serio usco nditions suchasart hri tis, cate (CASA) volunteers are need- that are 5 feet long and 2 1/2 at 843-4104 or 4105. struggling with addictions of bursitis, rheumatism, tendonitis, back- ache and more. ed to be an advocate for abused Friday night steaks feet wide are $18 and the bunk any kind, find help and support ARTH ARREST is available in a and neglected children assisting Steak, shrimp, halibut and chick- beds same size and they’re $25. Tooele seniors Sunday evenings from 7:30-9 p.m. convenient roll-on applicator at phar- macies without a prescription or call as the guardian ad Litem attor- en dinners will be served from To purchase a bed, which are The center can be reached at at the Erda Ward building at 323 E. 1-800-339-3301. Now at select: ney who represents the child’s 6:30-8:45 p.m. this Friday, July good for playhouses, call Carol 843-4110 and is for the enjoy- Erda Way. Enter on the east side of best interest. No special educa- 23. Jim Wrathall will be cooking. LaForge at 830-2704 or contact ment of all senior citizens 55 the building and go into the Relief tion or background is necessary. Please come out and support the her via their website laforgeen- years and up. For more informa- Society room. No referral needed. Volunteers are needed for one Aerie and Auxiliary. Members core.org. tion call 843-4110. There will be There is no charge to attend. year to visit with the child at and guests invited. no Friday night entertainment least twice a month for a total Relay for Life or dances during the summer of six to eight hours a month. Auxiliary JRMPM party Tooele County Relay for Life is months due to lack of partici- Volunteers must be 21 years or The Auxiliary will honor Junior looking for more teams to partic- pation and funding. Center will older, pass a BCI and child abuse Past Madam President Jessica ipate in this life-changing event. be closed July 23. Health and registry screening and complete Winegar after meeting on The event will begin on Aug. 13 wellness: blood pressure July 21, Big O Tires training. For more information Monday, July 26. Meeting will at 5 p.m. and end on Aug. 14 at 1 9 a.m.; diabetic class July 26, 2 please contact Mary Lucero at start at 7 p.m. and a luncheon p.m. at the Deseret Peak Complex p.m.; cook book July 26, 10 a.m. [email protected]. will be served. All Auxiliary sis- Soccer Field. There will be food Annual summer picnic Aug. 5 at of Tooele is ters are invited to attend. and entertainment for the entire Tooele City Park, pot luck. Food pantry family. For more information on The First Baptist Church in getting your team together today, Grantsville seniors looking for a well Tooele is offering an emergency Groups please call 224-2597. The Grantsville Senior Citizen’s food pantry and clothing closet Center can be reached at 884- to meet the needs of our com- WDBCH meeting Historical donations 3446. Health watch: blood pres- experienced munity. Anyone with clothing The July meeting of the West Tooele County Historical Society sure July 28, 9 a.m.; foot clinic needs is welcome. The food pan- Desert Back Country Horsemen would like members of the com- July 27, 1:30 p.m.; hearing Aug. try is available for emergency will be held on July 26 at 7 p.m. at munity who have any family or 10, 9 a.m.; blood pressure Aug. front end needs. Hours of operation are the Tooele County Courthouse. personal histories, photographs, 11 and 25, 9 a.m.; foot clinic Aug. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We will be planning our upcom- books, brochures, DVDs, VHS 31, 1:30 p.m.; big band workout, We are located at 580 S. Main ing service projects. If you have tapes or newspaper articles that Aug. 23, 11 a.m. Senior lifestyles Street, Tooele. For more informa- questions, please contact Gary you would like to donate to our Aug. 10 at 10 a.m. technician/ tion call 882-2048. Bean, 801-571-3882. See you organization, please call us. We there! are also looking for books, news- Senior Circle Volunteer opportunity paper articles, photos, brochures Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. mechanic Rocky Mountain Care Master Gardeners or any history that pertains to Cost $15 single, $27 couple per Foundation, a nonprofit organi- The next meeting of the Tooele the Tooele County area. If you year. To make reservations for zation is looking for volunteers County Master Gardeners will would like to donate them to activities, call 843-3690. Dessert Great pay, full beneﬁ ts. in Tooele. Our volunteers pro- be held on Wednesday, July 28, our organization, or if you would with the Doctor, Monday, July vide respite care, friendly vis- at the Extension office on 151 like us to make a copy for the 26 at 3:30 p.m. Come hear a Applications available in store. its, conversation, light house- N. Main in Tooele. The business society, please call Alice Dale at topic that will be helpful to get- hold chores, and other needs to meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. 882-1612. ting older. AARP Safe Driving Immediate opening! terminally ill patients who are This will be followed at 7 p.m. by Course, Friday, July 30, 9-2:30, on our hospice services. Please a field trip to the outdoor studio Freemasons meeting dates $12 w/AARP card. Day trip to visit our Web site at www.roc- of Phil Jones to see his orna- The Tooele area Freemasons host Hale Theater for backstage tour kymountaincarefoundation.org. mental concrete works of art. His two monthly meet-up groups and tram ride at Snowbird, 855 N. Main Training, background check, and works are truly unique sculptures for those interested in learning Wednesday, Aug. 4, cost is $37. TB test required — all provided. using concrete as an art form. He more about Freemasonry and TOOELE Please contact Christine at 801- will provide a demonstration of its principles. On the second 831-5615 for additional informa- how these concrete castings are Saturday of the month, we meet Recovery tion. done. at Jim’s Restaurant at 8 a.m. and 882-4061 on the first Tuesday of the month Soundtrax 2 Recovery Diagnostic clinic at Denny’s at 7 p.m. If you can’t Michael McLean, a performer Moose Lodge The Diagnostic Clinic is held make it to meetings and would composer, songwriter, producer every Wednesday from 3-6 still like information, please call and director will be perform- Poker run p.m. at 151 N. Main St. in the Shawn 435-843-8265. ing his Soundtrax 2 Recovery, a The Moose Lodge will be spon- Extension Service Library. It Christ-centered 12-step recovery soring a poker run on Aug. 21. is open to the public and will program on July 30 at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds to benefit Arden Allred, run until the end of September. Seniors at Stansbury High School’s audi- husband of Linda Young, who is Anyone having a problem with torium for anyone over 8 years of suffering from cancer. $50 dona- something growing on their Safe driving class age. Cost is free. tion to enter. Starting at the Moose property is welcome. If possible, AARP safe driving class spon- Lodge at 11 a.m., from there we’ll bring in a small cutting or collect sored by Mountain West Medical Take Off Pounds Sensibly hit the following stops: Tracks, All a sampling of what is growing Center Senior Circle will be held Need help to lose those extra Star Lanes, Elks Lodge, Corner which will aid in diagnosing the on Friday, July 30 at MWMC. The pounds? We can help. TOPS is a Pocket, Eagles Lodge, J&J’s and problem. Pictures could be help- class will run from 9-11:30 a.m. weight loss support group open to & SERVICE CENTERS A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Correction A player was misidentified in the G-ville scores 33 runs to sweep Roy lead photo of Thursday’s sports section. The player making the catch at first base was Tooele all- star Jerzee Houston. Another player was listed. The Transcript-Bulletin apologizes or the error. GHS boys golf Grantsville High School will have its golf tryouts at The Links at Overlake on Aug. 2-4. Tryouts start at 8 a.m. and for any further questions call coach Mark Dahl at (435) 849-0323. Tooele High golf The Tooele High School boys golf tryouts will begin Aug. 2 at 8 a.m. at The Links at Overlake. For more information call coach Fred Killpack at (435) 830-1258. Stansbury High golf Stansbury High School is having its boys golf tryouts on Aug. 2- 4 at Stansbury Park Golf Course. Tryouts begin at 8:30 a.m. each day. For more information contact coach Gary Mathie at (435) 882- 6467 or (435) 830-7793. Tooele tennis Future THS tennis players are invited to participate in supervised drills on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the THS courts. The drills are for players grades seventh through 12th.

Stansbury junior league Maegan Burr The Stansbury Park Golf Course Grantsville’s Dalen Erickson slides into second base during the Cowboys’ pounding of Roy in the second game of a doubleheader on Monday in Grantsville. The Cowboys swept the Royals 12-4, 21-6. Junior League will continue play on Mondays July 26, Aug. 2 and by Mark Watson Connor Turner, Kelby Landon back to the infield. Hutchins Aug. 9. Boys and girls ages 8 to reached base on an error, a dou- protected himself with his fore- 17 are invited to participate. Start SPORTS EDITOR time is 8 a.m. and cost is $10 per ble from Skyler Cloward, a sin- arm and then the shortstop day which includes green fees, hot The Grantsville American gle from Buckner again, anoth- dropped to the ground as if dog, drink and prizes. On Aug. 9 a Legion team scored 20 runs on er single from Kelley, another he were injured. Roy coaches championship tournament will be 18 hits in the third inning of single from Hutchins, a bunt attended to their injured player held. Parents are needed to help the second game against Roy single by Nelson, a three-run and then motioned to all their with scoring. Monday evening at Grantsville. home run by Erickson, a single players to come in to the dug- Even in the best of dreams, by Turner, a walk to Landon, a out with only two outs in bot- Days of ’47 Rodeo hitting is never that good. double by Bucker for his third tom of the third. The Days of ’47 Rodeo started Grantsville’s bats were hot hit of the inning, a single by It is possible the umpires on Monday and will run through enough for a 12-4 victory Sutton for his second hit of the also wanted to stop the game at Saturday at the Maverik Center in through six innings at the plate inning, a double by Kelley for that point because of the lop- West Valley City. The rodeo experi- in the first game, but those bats his third hit of the inning and sided score and at least one Roy enced great success in 2009 with ignited by the time the third finally a three-run home run by player seemed ready to fight its move to the E-center in West inning of the second game Hutchins for his third hit of the after his teammate dropped to Valley City which is now known as rolled around. Roy never did inning. the infield. the Maverik Center. It is the larg- put out the fire, walking off the Hutchins’ game-ending blast The Cowboys can only hope est rodeo in the state and one of field down 21-6 with still one went over the fence, but hit their hot hitting continues in Utah’s oldest traditions. PRCA con- out to go in the bottom of the a fence behind the fence and the American Legion State sistently votes Days of ’47 Rodeo as one of the country’s top rodeos. third. bounced back into the ballpark Tournament. Grantsville plays Professional, nationally ranked cow- Grantsville trailed 6-1 head- which caused some confusion Saturday at 8 p.m. against boys and cowgirls head to Utah to ing into the bottom of the third on the field. Hutchins rounded Helper in the tournament held compete for more then $200,000 when Chris Buckner started second base while the umpires in Kearns near the Olympic in prize money as they challenge things off with a double, then a were trying to sort out what Oval. the Bar T’s award winning rodeo single from Drew Sutton, a sin- had happened. Hutchins was “We haven’t had everybody stock. The Bar T Rodeo returns to gle from Lincoln Kelley, a single signaling a home run and then together, but we had most Maegan Burr the Days of ’47 with their world from Tyson Hutchins, a double the Roy shortstop tried to tag of our players here today,” Grantsville’s Drew Sutton sprints for home in the bottom of the third inning champion livestock. Bud and Evelyn from Andrew Nelson, a double Hutchins near his head with against Roy Monday. Sutton and his teammates piled on 20 runs in the inning Kerby are top PRCA rodeo stock from Dalen Erickson, a walk to the ball which had been relayed SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE A12 ➤ which ended with two outs when Roy walked off the field. contractors and are from Chester, Utah. Events include bareback and saddle bronc riding, bull riding, barrel racing, team roping, steer wres- tling and tie-down roping. Bull riders are protected by PRCA bull fighters and barrel man/rodeo clown Mark Swingler. This year’s entertainment Stansbury splits MIDNIGHT MADNESS features the return of Wild Cow Milking and, new to the area, Ranch Hand Bronc Riding. The rodeo starts each night at 7 p.m. Tonight pair with Morgan will be “Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night” to raise awareness for breast by Jake Gordon Morgan. cancer research. Wednesday will be STAFF WRITER Walker didn’t allow a single “Heroes Night,” Thursday will be base hit on the mound to Morgan “Fiesta Night,” Friday will be “Boy The way the opening game went while Stansbury pounded out Scouts of America Night” celebrat- for Stansbury Legion Saturday 15 of their own. Taylor Hunt and ing 100 years of Boy Scouting and afternoon against Morgan, most Tyler Gonzales each went 3-for-4 Saturday will be “Finals” night. would have thought the second in the game while knocking in a Cougar hunting game to not be much more dif- combined four runs. ficult. Stansbury started quickly in the For the 2010–2011 season, biolo- Stansbury shut down Morgan first inning after shutting down gists are recommending a slight in the opening game and scored Morgan in the top half. Matt increase in the number of cougars enough runs to end the game Cuellar drew a walk to lead off hunters can take in Utah. They esti- early with an 11-1 victory in six the game and later came around mate raising the number by about innings but the second game was to score after a double by Hunt to eight percent will result in hunters a different story. right for the first run of the game. taking an average of about 325 Pitching took a back seat in the Dallin Montgomery followed cougars each season for the next three seasons. “Keeping the hunt- final game with both teams scor- with a sacrifice fly to center to ing rules and permit numbers con- ing a combined 35 runs. Morgan score Clint Peterson from third sistent will give our efforts to man- took an 18-17 lead into the final for a 2-0 lead. Walker helped out age cougars more time to work,” inning and Stansbury had their his own cause on the mound with says Kevin Bunnell, mammals coor- chances but failed to score in the a single ripped just inside the first dinator for the DWR. “And that will bottom of seventh to drop the base line to score Hunt for a 3-0 courtesy of Michael Anderson result in future recommendations second game and come up with a advantage after one. that will be best for the cougars split in Stansbury Park. The scoring continued for Stansbury High School quarterback Clint Peterson (center) fires off a pass during Midnight Madness on July and for the animals the cougars Stansbury 11 — Morgan 1 Stansbury in the second with 16-17 at Deseret Peak Complex. With 13 schools participating, Stansbury went 1-7 in 7-on-7 games through- prey on.” In addition to keeping the Stansbury backed up a strong two outs. Cuellar started it with out the night with a 26-9 win over Taylorsville. Stansbury, however, won the team linemen competition with number of hunting permits consis- pitching performance by Brennan a single then Christian Pitts was 109 points followed by Pleasant Grove and Mountain Crest. Stansbury’s Soni Angilua prevailed the individual tent for three years, the plan gives Walker with a solid offensive per- hit by a pitch. With two runners lineman’s challenge which included a bench press, tire pull, tire flip, obstacle course and sand load. Angilua biologists more direction on how formance to guide it to an easy won four of the five events. to manage cougars on units that 11-1 victory in six innings over SEE STANSBURY PAGE A11 ➤ have bighorn sheep. It also provides more direction on how to manage cougars on units where the number of mule deer — the main animal cougars prey on — is still under the goal specified in unit management plans. Over the past three seasons, Tooele’s age 11 all-stars grab state title hunters took an average of 300 cougars each season. by Jake Gordon to be exact — as they rode victory. blooped down the right field ing error gave Tooele a 4-0 lead. STAFF WRITER those opening inning runs to a Starting quickly has been a line. Ty Jones capped off the Tooele Salt Lake Bees 7-3 victory over Hillcrest and a effective tool for Tooele in their Powers was able to score scoring when he grounded out The Salt Lake Bees begin an eight- Just like in their previous state championship Thursday final two games of the state to make the score 2-0 after to second to force across Ben game homestand on Friday with the game against Taylorsville, the evening. tournament and in the cham- a ground out to first by Jack Zimmerman for a five run lead. Colorado Springs Sky Sox coming Tooele 11-year old all-stars Tooele was led with a per- pionship they continued their Giddens. Dean followed with a Five runs in the first was nice to play at Spring Mobile Ballpark were looking for a quick start fect day at the plate by Lincoln good starts. McKay Pollman got single through the left side for but Hillcrest slowly chipped for a four-game series followed by a in the Cal Ripken state champi- Powers who went 4-for-4 with on base after getting hit by a the third Tooele run. away at the Tooele lead in four-game series with the Portland onship game against Hillcrest a triple and three singles while pitch which was followed by a Tooele got a little help from the second and third inning. Beavers. Fireworks are planned Catholic Youth. scoring two runs. Zac Dean and single from Powers to begin the the Hillcrest defense when Back-to-back singles by Kellan after the games on Friday and Tooele again put runs on the Jake Luke also had multi-hit game. Josh Bryan drove in the Dean scored after a single by Saturday nights. board in the first inning — five games with two each in the first Tooele run with a double Luke and a subsequent throw- SEE TOOELE PAGE A12 ➤ A11

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FINAL HOME GAME It seems like it was only yesterday… ��

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Maegan Burr Tooele Legion player Payeton Reed slides safely into third base Friday against Taylorsville. The Warriors rolled over Tooele 17-1 in Tooele’s final home game of the season.

Stansbury the fifth and sixth innings to his way home on a balk to make error to bring Morgan within one cling to an 18-17 lead after six. the score 8-6 for Stansbury. run. A two-run error by Stansbury continued from page A10 Stansbury did have their chances Morgan countered in the third scored Braden Brown and in the seventh but could not push when Cameron Skinner brought Carrigan that allowed Morgan to on, Peterson ripped a triple to the a run across to score to fall by the them within one run with a take a 17-16 lead. A double by gap in right-center to bring in two same 18-17 score. single to right to bring in Colby Lawson Toomer up the middle runs. Hunt made the score 6-0 Stansbury did out-hit Morgan Skinner. Lantzen Toomer later gave Morgan a 18-16 lead in the with a bloop single to right that 20 to 11 but could not use those gave Morgan the lead with a two- sixth. scored Peterson. hits to take the lead at the right run triple to right-center for a Stansbury countered in the bot- Morgan did manage to score a time. Tyson Haddon had a solid 9-8 Morgan advantage. Lawson tom of the sixth with an infield sin- run in the third without the help game for Stansbury going 4-for-5 Toomer added another run with gle by Haddon to bring Stansbury of a hit. After consecutive field- with three singles and a double an RBI single to left for a 10-8 lead within one run in the sixth. In the ing errors by Stansbury, Lawson while scoring three runs in the in the third. seventh and Stansbury still trail- Itty Bitty Kitties Toomer took advantage with a game. Stansbury was hurt by Stansbury matched their big- ing by a run, Hunt singled to start For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure sacrifice fly to left to score Kade the performance of Lantzen and gest inning in the fourth when the inning but could not cross the Local shelter adoption requires Carrigan from third. Lawson Toomer for Morgan as they trailed by two runs. Peterson plate after a game-ending double Tooele County Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing The lone run from Morgan they both belted out three hits in brought Stansbury within one play by Morgan to end the game. and possible shelter fee. hardly made a dent in the score- the victory. with his single back up the middle The split with Morgan is the Tooele City board with Stansbury getting Morgan got off to a great start to score Cuellar. Hunt’s double end of the regular season for Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to right back to business of scoring when Lantzen Toomer singled, to right-center gave Stansbury a Stansbury but they did make it Grantsville hold animals for 3 days in the fifth. Again with two outs, Lawson Toomer walked and Curtis 11-10 lead then Christian Pitts to the playoffs. The playoffs begin Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Stansbury pushed across a couple DeYoung reached on an error. tripled to right-center for a 12-10 for Stansbury on Saturday when runs when Gonzales singled and advantage. they face Granger at 5 p.m. at With the bases loaded Graham Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. later came around to score on Mortensen quickly unloaded the Wyatt Branch singled in the Oquirrh Field in Kearns. a double steal. Trevor Clingman bases with a double to left-center 13th run to right-center then [email protected] Tooele Veterinary Clinic also singled in the inning and for three runs. Mortensen later Lindsley made it a 14-10 Stansbury 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 came around to score on a sin- came around to score from third lead when he scored on a Morgan gle by Wyatt Branch to make the on a balk for a 4-0 lead in the throwing error. score 8-1 after five. first. The four-run lead with three With Walker still keeping the Stansbury did counter with a innings to go wasn’t enough to Morgan offense at a minimum, big inning of their own in the bot- hold however. Lead-off walks Stansbury looked to end the game tom half of the first. Matt Cuellar hurt Stansbury as Josh Duncan early in the sixth. Peterson got scored the first run on a wild pitch walked to open the inning and Why it started with a single and was then Jesse Clingman knocked in later scored on a passed ball. pushed around to score when Haddon and Clint Peterson with Kade Carrigan knocked in a run Hunt doubled down the right field a double to left to bring Stansbury when he grounded out to third Settle line. Gonzales made the score 10- within 4-3 of Morgan. to bring Morgan within 14-12. 1 with his single ripped down the Matt Lindsley knocked a dou- Lantzen Toomer later scored on third base line to score Hunt. ble to right-center to tie the game a Stansbury fielding error for the for Black With a chance to end it early, 4-4 then a single by Jeremy Brown 13th run for Morgan. Clingman knocked a single to left-center gave Stansbury a Having just had their lead cut through the right side of the 6-4 lead after one inning. After to one, Stansbury went right back infield to score pinch runner Beau one complete inning, both teams to work in the fifth with an RBI & White? Leyva from third to end the game combined to score 10 runs in double by Pitts to score Cuellar due to the mercy rule, 11-1. what would be a slugfest. and then Hunt came around to Morgan 18 — Stansbury 17 Morgan was able to tie the score on a throwing error to give In a baseball game where the game up in the top of the second Stansbury a 16-13 advantage after score more represented a score with back-to-back RBI base hits five. from a football game, the lead by Lantzen and Lawson Toomer Morgan put together its changed hands a number of times to knot the game up 6-6. best inning in the sixth when between Morgan and Stansbury. The score didn’t stay tied for Mortensen scored from sec- For Only Pennies More You Can Get At the end of four innings, long as Haddon singled and later ond on a passed ball to start the Stansbury held a 14-10 advantage came around to score in the sec- inning. More Stansbury mistakes but it didn’t hold up. ond on a wild pitch and then accounted for more Morgan runs Morgan scored eight runs in Taylor Hunt doubled and made as Duncan scored on a fielding

courtesy of Marcy Grange Grantsville’s Morgan Allen slides into home plate during the Oquirrh Mountain All Star Tournament. Only Grantsville all-stars place second ¢ TOOELE by Mark Watson Grantsville won its opening Mountain Rampage. TRANSCRIPT SPORTS EDITOR game in the tourney edging Team members include West Valley Blue Crew 5-3, but Sydney Reamer, Kelsey Yates, 19Per Copy The Grantsville 10-and-under dropped down into the conso- Payton Hammond, Sierra BULLETIN all-star softball team finished lation bracket with a 3-4 loss to Rowley, McKinley Williams, second at the Oquirrh Mountain the Taylorsville Tornadoes. Kennedy Elmer, Shilaya Grange, Girls Softball Tournament on The Grantsville team came Madison Fields, Morgan Allen, 58 N. Main •To oele Saturday. The tournament ran back to finish second with a 10- Shaelie Broadbent, Sydnee Thursday through Saturday. 0 victory over Vernal and a 5-3 Johansen and Paige McCluskey. 8 am to6 pm • Monday – Friday The team won its pool play win over West Valley Blue Crew. Coaches are Troy Johansen, Justso uth ofTooele CityHall • Convenie nt Parki ng with an 11-1 win over Oquirrh They then defeated Taylorsville Michelle Johansen, Dannette Mountain Heartbreakers and a Tornadoes 5-2, but lost their Hammond and Justin Fields. 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper • Some restrictions apply 4-3 win over West Valley, final game 0-7 to Oquirrh [email protected] A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 Tooele’s age 14 all-stars continue winning ways by Jake Gordon Tooele was helped by a handful gious for Tooele as they added ing performances from Clausing, field line for an 8-0 advantage. and Zac Zerrel got on with a sin- STAFF WRITER of players that achieved multi-hit a single run in the second and Brockmeier and Jace Myers to Tooele did manage a run gle. Jordan Gately knocked in the ball games. Alex Mackay, Jackson third innings as well. Brockmeier shut down Murray. in each the sixth and seventh first Murray run with a fielders It doesn’t matter if it is the Clausing, Justin Boucher, Rhet started the second with a single Boucher added a couple more innings. An RBI ground out by choice to third to score Baker. regional or state tournament, Brockmeier and Daniel Napier and later came around to score runs in the fourth with a single Brockmeier was good enough Murray’s first run came a little the Tooele 14-year old all-stars all had two hits each in the bal- when Alex Mackay hit a sacrifice lined through the left side of the to push across Boucher for the too late as a double play from continue to win and Monday anced attack of Tooele. fly to center for the third run. infield to score Vigil and Clausing ninth run. In the seventh it was Tooele ended the game. afternoon wasn’t any different at Tooele got off to a quick start Tooele got a little help in the for a 6-0 lead. Clausing with an RBI single to Tooele advances into the state Lindquist Field in Ogden. in the first when Tyson Vigil drew third when Jarrett Anderson Tyler Jensen started the scor- score Alex Mackay for a 10-0 semifinals and will continue With a strong defensive per- a one-out walk and Clausing fol- walked and later made his way ing threat in the fifth with a one- lead. play tonight at 8 p.m. at Serge formance, the Tooele offense lowed with a double. With two home after a blunder on a fly ball out double and later came in to Murray put together their best Simmons Field in Ogden. Tooele backed that up by scoring in all runners on, Nick Mackay drilled by Murray allowed Anderson to score the seventh run on a balk. opportunity to score in the bot- beat Vernal 8-5 on Saturday in seven innings to hand Murray a two-run single back up the score for a 4-0 lead. With Napier on second after his tom of the seventh as they load- the opening round of state at a 10-1 loss and move on in the middle for a 2-0 Tooele lead. With the offense continually single and the balk, Alex Mackay ed the bases after Greg Baker sin- Lindquist Field. state tournament. Scoring just became conta- scoring, Tooele had strong pitch- sprayed a double down the right gled, Keegan Shepherd walked [email protected]

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Ready to “Deliver” Our said Grantsville coach Loren Anderson after the sweep. The top four in the bat- ting lineup, Kelley, Hutchins, Nelson and Erickson, were particularly in the groove in the first game. They all had hits in New Women’s Center the first inning and Grantsville led 3-0 after one inning with Kelley, Hutchins and Nelson all scoring. Cloward belted a solo home run to left-center in the second inning, and with two outs and two on base, Nelson smacked a three-run home run to give Grantsville a 7-1 advantage after two complete innings. Roy rallied for three in the third to cut the lead to 7-4, then Cloward scored on a single by Kelley to push the lead to 8-4 after three complete. Turner scored a run on a double by Cloward in the fourth to make it 9-4 and Kelley continued his torrid hitting with a double in the fifth. The speed- ster then came around to score Grantsville’s 10th run on a sacrifice fly. Grantsville scored two more in the sixth to win the first game 12-4. Erickson picked up the victory on the mound pitching a complete seven innings. Landon Hammond started on the mound in the second game for the Cowboys and picked up the win pitching three complete innings. Roy scored four runs in the first inning aided by a costly error from the Cowboys. Kelley singled to start things off for the Cowboys in the second game and went to third on a pair of wild pitches. He scooted home on a sacrifice fly by Nelson to cut into the Roy lead at 4-1. Roy increased its lead to 5-1 after two innings then 6-1 with a run in the top of the third. Then in the bottom of the third Grantsville’s batters went berserk to finish off a shell- shocked Roy team and complete the sweep. [email protected]

Everyone Tooele Invited! continued from page A10 Bernardo and Sylis Jaramillo started the second inning and �� Bradden Vinson knocked two runs in with a single to left to cut the Tooele lead to 5-2. A Drew Gilligan single in the third started a rally for Hillcrest Tuesday, July 27 | 4 - 7 pm as a ground out to second by David Grostic scored Gilligan to bring Tooele within two runs at 5-3. After nearly nine months of Tooele saw enough shrink- ing of their lead as their offense construction, our new $11 million got back to work in the fourth. Powers started the inning with Women’s Center at Mountain a triple and later scored on a West Medical Center is ready to be ground out by Giddens to second to extend the lead to 6-3. delivered. But before the ﬁ rst baby Looking for an additional insurance run in the fifth, is born there, we want to share Tooele got started with a walk this beautiful new facility with by Adam Delaney and after making his way to third, came you. From 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, in to score after a sacrifice fly July 27, the Women’s Center will by Pollman to center for a 7-3 lead. be open for public tours. Celebrate Hillcrest was able to get a with us the completion of this new runner on base in the seventh The new Women’s Center after a walk but could not move hospital addition that will serve the entrance at Mountain West a run across the plate as Tooele Medical Center sealed the four-run victory. community for years to come. As state champs, Tooele will represent Northern Utah as the top seed in the Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament in Panguitch from July 27-31. Tooele will open up play against a Southern Utah team on July 27 at 1:30 p.m. [email protected]

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Two USU-Tooele adjunct professors make an unlikely pair

eet Professor Martin, an adjunct profes- love learningsor of biology at USU’s Tooele Campus.M Martin, an avid Star Wars fan, can say “may the force be with you” in two languages — English, and Spanish. Martin loves to, on occasion, drop into another Professor Martin’s human development classes when she happens to be teaching at the extension. Confused? So are their students. When Dan Martin, the biology professor, met Cherie Martin, an adjunct professor of family and consumer science at USU- Tooele, 29 years ago, Cherie, now 58, was working as a nurse practitioner at Central Elementary School. Dan, now 60, had scruffy hair, dirty clothes, and a mission to ask her on a date. “Needless to say, she wasn’t too impressed with me,” Dan said. Naturally, one year later in 1982, they were married. After that first meeting, Dan got a hair cut, washed his clothes, and never dated anyone else. The week before their marriage, Dan pulled off another unlikely feat. He, the class clown, defended his master’s thesis. Shortly afterward, he began pursuing a doctorate in microbiology. “I don’t think anyone would have expected me to go on to get a Ph.D.,” Dan said. Dan was never a perfect pupil. After earning the class clown reputation in high school, he eked into a junior college in California. Barely. There, he continued to struggle in his studies, but gradually gravitated toward a major in biology. “I always liked biology,” Dan said. “Something that always intrigued me was seeing how things worked — going out into nature and looking at things and figuring out how things moved. “All I knew was that biology interested me. I certainly never Maegan Burr thought I would get my doctor- Dan and Cherie Martin sit in their home in Tooele on Monday morning. The Martins are both adjunct professors at the USU-Tooele campus. SEE LEARNING PAGE B8 ➤

HOME FRONT Pioneer Day celebrations scream for ice cream he Pioneer Day celebra- the ice was available for summer crushed with a mallet to bring ture began to solidify and the ture. tion demands a party and use. it to the size needed to make stronger members at the party While there was a time when Tcool treats. Any celebra- Diane Sagers The need for ice in ice ice cream. All that was needed would continue the process as children would vie for the privi- tion that lands during the hot- boxes made this practice very was ice, salt and an ice cream the cranking became harder. lege of cranking the can in antic- CORRESPONDENT test part of the summer deserves important — so much so that bucket with an inner can and Finally, the mixture would reach ipation of the treat inside, the nothing less. While there are lots it became a business. An entre- lid, dasher to mix it and crank the point where cranking was days of hand-cranking ice cream of cool treat possibilities, noth- preneur would gather a lot of to turn it. And, of course, some too difficult. makers is pretty much past. ing beats homemade ice cream areas during the winter and put ice during the winter months. manpower. Ice cream is not an The ice cream was not yet The process remains the for flavor or tradition. it in an “ice house” to hold for During the summer, he would instant process so often the task hard, just too hard to turn. So same, but putting a motor on The pioneers knew how to the summer. Often the ice house chip or saw off blocks and carry was passed around with various the dasher would be removed, top to turn the dasher as the ice make ice cream and were good would really amount to a cel- it in a wagon throughout the people taking their turn crank- the lid replaced, salt water chills the mixture has certainly at it even before the advent of lar dug into the ground. The ice town to sell to chill ice boxes. ing the mixture. poured off the outside can and simplified the process. electricity and refrigeration. would be piled in and covered On a hot summer day, some- Often there would be a more ice and a greater amount Some newer ice cream makers They would gather ice off frozen with an insulating layer of saw- one would chip off bits of the ice method. The children might take of salt were added to finish ponds and out of the mountain dust. As the weather warmed, to chill drinks. It could also be the first turns before the mix- hardening or ripening the mix- SEE PIONEER PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On Aug. 3, 1861, the last entry of the serialized novel “Great Expectations” is published. The book had been serialized in Dickens’ literary circular, All the Year Round. The novel tells the story of young Pip, a poor orphan who comes to believe he will inherit a fortune.

➤ On Aug. 6, 1911, Lucille Desiree Ball, one of America’s most famous redheads and beloved comic actresses, is born near Jamestown, N.Y. Ball starred with husband Ricky Ricardo in televi- Mega Maze sion’s “I Love Lucy” from 1951 to 1957.

➤ On Aug. 4, 1936, American Jesse Owens wins gold in the long jump at the Summer Olympics in Berlin. It was the second of four gold medals Owens won in Berlin, as he firmly dispelled German leader Adolf Hitler’s notion of the superiority of an Aryan “master race.”

➤ On Aug. 5, 1957, Philadelphia-based “American Bandstand” goes national as the show is beamed to 67 ABC affil- iates across the nation. The show included the famous segment in which teenage studio guests rated the newest records eyes”? on a scale from 25 to 98 6. ART: Which Spanish and offered such criti- Renaissance painter was cisms as “It’s got a good famous for the creating the beat and you can dance work called “Burial of the to it.” Count of Orgaz”? 1. INVENTIONS: What com- 7. LANDMARKS: In modern ➤ On Aug. 7, 1964, pany invented the floppy disk? estimates, about how long is the United States 2. MEASUREMENTS: What is the Great Wall of China? Congress overwhelm- the Fahrenheit equivalent of 8. MOVIES: Who has won the ing approves the Gulf 100 degrees Celsius? most Oscars for Best Director of Tonkin Resolution, 3. LANGUAGE: What does the of a film? giving President Lyndon word “milquetoast” mean? 9. FIRSTS: Who was the first Johnson nearly unlim- 4. BIBLE: What kind of birds woman elected to the U.S. ited powers to oppose did Noah send out to find dry Senate? “communist aggression” land? 10. GEOGRAPHY: How many in Southeast Asia. The 5. MUSIC: Which pop music U.S. states border the state of Johnson administra- song contained the phrase Missouri? tion went on to use the “You can’t hide your lyin’ resolution as a pretext to begin heavy bombing of North Vietnam in early 1965 and to introduce U.S. combat troops in March 1965.

➤ On Aug. 8, 1974, in an evening televised address, President Richard Nixon announces his intention to become the first president in American history to resign. Impeachment proceedings were under way for his involvement in the Watergate affair.

➤ On Aug. 2, 1990, Iraqi forces invade Kuwait, Iraq’s tiny, oil-rich neighbor. Kuwait’s defense forces were rapidly overwhelmed, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW and those that were not destroyed retreated to Saudi Arabia. On Aug. 9, You can catch her on Sunday, until his death in 2008. Corbin, “Never Let Me Operation Desert Shield, Aug. 8, in the Lifetime Original 55, plays the recurring part of Down Again”) the American defense of Movie “The Devil’s Teardrop,” Father Todd Williams on his in April, but you Saudi Arabia, began as a mystery/thriller based on mom’s show, and he directed might be able to U.S. forces raced to the the best-selling book by Jeffery Jeanne, 81, in the films “Carpool catch it online or Persian Gulf. Deaver. She plays a special Guy” and “Donna on Demand,” in reruns. © 2010 King Features Synd., agent assigned to catch a serial as well as many other projects. • • • killer who’s on the rampage in • • • Q: Can you tell Washington, D.C. Natasha co- Q: I watched “Stargate: me if Jill from stars with Tom Everett Scott Atlantis” from the beginning, “Wipeout” is Q: I have been a fan of (“That Thing You Do”) and Rena and really like one character the same girl on Natasha Henstridge since Sofer (“Just Shoot Me!”). who wasn’t in the show for the the Mercury car “Species” (who could forget that • • • entire run of the series. Can you commercials? -- role?), and really liked her on Q: Does Jeanne Cooper, who give me more information on Burton L. in N.Y. the now-canceled “Eli Stone.” plays Katherine Chancellor on Rainbow Francks? Also, is he A: “Wipeout” What does she have coming up? “The Young and The Restless,” related to Canadian actor Don co-host Jill -- Greg D., via e-mail have a son or two in show busi- Francks? -- June J., Holberg, B.C., Wagner is indeed A: Natasha has been pretty ness? If so, who are they? -- Janet Canada known as the busy since playing Taylor C., Battle Creek, Mich. A: Rainbow Sun Francks, 30, is “Mercury Chick” Wethersby on “Eli Stone.” The A: The Grand Dame of day- indeed the son of Don Francks, as for her com- beautiful blonde, who turns 36 time television does indeed have well as the brother of actress Cree mercial and print Natasha Henstridge stared in the movie “Species.” on Aug. 15, recently starred in children who are actors: daugh- Summer (who is best known for ads for Lincoln- “You Lucky Dog” opposite Harry ter Caren, son Collin and, most her role in “A Different World”). Mercury (since Orlando, FL 32853-6475; or e- Hamlin (who I’ve redeveloped my famous, son Corbin Bernsen (of You can catch him this summer 2005). The 31-year-old North mail her at letters@cindyelavsky. crush on since watching “Clash “L.A. Law,” “Major League” and in the CBS police drama “The Carolina native also has appeared com. For more news and extend- of the Titans” again). She also “Psych” fame). Jeanne’s husband Bridge,” which airs Saturdays. He on “Blade: The Series,” “Stargate: ed interviews, visit www.celeb- starred in the film “The Perfect (now deceased) was TV producer guest-stars in the ninth episode Atlantis” and “Bones.” rityextraonline.com and twitter. Student” and starred in the TV Harry Bernsen Jr. They divorced of this first season. The show, com/Celebrity_Extra. miniseries “Impact” with David after 23 years of marriage, but which originated in Canada, Write to Cindy at King Features James Elliott (“Scoundrels”). reportedly remained best friends already aired his episode (titled Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, © 2010 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

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Peterson/Young Helen Elich Penok What you should Edward and Beverly Patterson Helen Elich Penok will be cele- and Cheryl Gilman are pleased to brating her 95th birthday on July announce the marriage of their 21, 2010 with her family. With her daughter Starr Marie to Cameron completely lovable nature and a Don Young son of David and smile on her face, she continues know about Laurie Perkins and late Morris to teach us all the meaning of Don Young Junior. success. The wedding will be held July “To laugh often and much; to 17, 2010 at 1 p.m. with reception win the respect of intelligent peo- inherited IRAs following at 3 p.m. The wedding ple and the affection of children; and reception will be held at The to earn the appreciation of hon- he rules governing Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter est critics and endure the betray- inherited IRAs can be Day Saints at 5420 104th Street als of false friends; to appreciate complicated. Here are SW, Lakewood, WA 98499. beauty, to find the best in others; T Bruce Wingrove the major issues. The newly married couple will to leave the world a little better; GUEST COLUMNIST Starr Marie Patterson and Cameron Transferring inherited IRA be in attendance at a Utah open Don Young whether by a healthy child, a gar- To help her celebrate this assets house which will be held July 20 den patch or a redeemed social milestone birthday, wishes can If you inherit an IRA from from 6-8 p.m., at the residence of rently serving the United States condition; to know even one life be sent to her at her home. Her someone who isn’t your David and Laurie Perkins 130 S. Army at Joint Base Lewis- has breathed easier because you family would like to wish her spouse, your options are fairly turned 70 1/2. McMichael Avenue, Grantsville, McChord, Wash. The happy cou- lived. This is the meaning of suc- many more years of good health limited. You can’t roll the pro- Special rules — inherited Roth UT 84029. ple will be making their home in cess.” -- Ralph Waldo Emerson and happiness. Happy birthday! ceeds over to your own IRA, IRAs Cameron Don Young is cur- Lakewood, Wash. treat the IRA as your own, or Qualified distributions to a make any additional contri- beneficiary from an inherited butions to the IRA. What you Roth IRA are free from federal can do is transfer the assets income taxes. To be quali- COMMUNITY NEWS to a different IRA provider, as fied, the distribution must be long as the registration of the made after a five-year holding account continues to reflect period. The five-year period United Way makes invest- Valley Community Cooperative advance the common good by health. These are the building that the IRA is an inherited IRA begins on Jan. 1 of the year ments in Tooele County that can address these challenges focusing on education, income, blocks for a good life-a quality and not your own. the deceased IRA owner first United Way of Salt Lake has and work to ensure that the basic health, and basic needs ser- education that leads to a stable If you inherit an IRA from established any Roth IRA, and provided key funding in Tooele needs of the citizens of Tooele vices. The foundation of our job, enough income to support your spouse, you have many ends after five full calendar County for emergency shelter are being met,” Bayle continued. work is supporting basic needs a family through retirement, and more options. You can roll all years. If you take a distribu- and food assistance for people The Tooele Valley Community for people in crisis. Building on good health for a more produc- or part of the IRA proceeds tion from an inherited Roth in crisis. Funds were provided to Cooperative works to ensure that that foundation, we work toward tive life. For more information over to your own IRA. You IRA before this five-year period both Tooele Valley Community help is available to anyone who long-term solutions in the areas about United Way, visit www. become the owner of the IRA ends, any earnings you receive Cooperative and to Salt Lake is in crisis due to lack of food or of education, income, and uw.org. assets, and the rules that apply will be subject to federal Community Action Partnership’s shelter. They also work to identi- to IRA owners, not beneficia- income taxes (earnings gener- food pantry in Grantsville. fy possible solutions and provide ries, apply from that point on. ally come out last). If you’re a “Over the past year, the num- personal advocacy for individu- If you’re the sole beneficiary spouse beneficiary, and you ber of homeless children in als by empowering them with of the IRA, you can also gener- roll the inherited Roth IRA over Tooele County has increased as knowledge of available resourc- $ ally treat the inherited IRA as to your own Roth IRA or treat well as the percentages of indi- es. United Way of Salt Lake pre- Complete Denture 400 your own by retitling the IRA the inherited IRA as your own, viduals needing food assistance,” sented a check to Tooele Valley per plate in your name. But you aren’t then you’ll be eligible to take said Deborah S. Bayle, president Community Cooperative on required to assume ownership tax-free distributions only after and CEO. “Recent rapid growth Wednesday, July 14 at the Tooele of an inherited IRA. You can you reach age 59 1/2, become in Tooele County has created County Commission Chambers. instead continue to maintain disabled, or have qualifying many new opportunities, but The first week Salt Lake $ the inherited IRA as a benefi- first-time homebuyer expens- also these new challenges.” Community Action Partnership’s Immediate Denture 450 ciary. You might want to do es. You’ll also need to satisfy Meeting basic needs for peo- emergency food pantry in per plate, extractions not inc. this if you inherit a traditional the five-year holding period, ple in crisis is the foundation of Grantsville opened their doors, IRA and you’ll need to use the but a special rule applies United Way of Salt Lake’s work in they served nearly 50 families and funds before you turn 59 1/2 — the five-year period for all of the communities it serves. United had over 5,000 pounds of food $ (distributions from inherited your Roth IRAs will be deemed Way works to make investments delivered. Each family served by Flexible Valplast partials 500 IRAs aren’t subject to the 10 to have started on Jan. 1 of that ensure that people in crisis the pantry receives a three day percent penalty that typically the year you or your spouse have food, shelter, and health supply of food and gets connect- applies to early distributions first established any Roth IRA, care they need as well as a safe ed to many other programs if Now Open Fridays from IRAs you own). whichever is earlier. environment free from abuse they need additional assistance. *Coupon required for Required minimum distribu- And speak to a financial pro- and violence. The food pantry is open Monday discount. Exp 08/10/10. tions (RMDs) fessional if... “United Way feels fortunate to through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to Nonspouse beneficiary: • You’re sharing the inher- have partnerships with organiza- 5 p.m. 14 N. Hale St. Federal law requires that you ited IRA with other beneficia- tions like Salt Lake Community United Way and our com- begin taking distributions ries. This can impact when and Action Partnership and the Tooele munity partners are working to Grantsville, 884-3476 (called required minimum how you must begin receiving www.grantsvillefamilydental.com distributions, or RMDs) from RMDs from the IRA. the inherited IRA after the IRA • You don’t want or need the owner dies. If the IRA owner IRA funds. You may be able to Hannah Vickery died after turning 70 1/2 and disclaim the IRA and have it MOSCOW, Idaho — A college didn’t take a required distri- pass to another beneficiary. education is essential in today’s bution for the year of death, This must be done in accor- world, and the University of you’ll need to make sure to dance with strict IRA rules. Idaho is working hard to provide take that distribution by Dec. • Any estate taxes were that opportunity. 31 of the year of death in order paid that are attributable to More than 5,400 students have to avoid a 50 percent penalty. the inherited IRA. You may been awarded almost $30 million Spouse beneficiary: If you be entitled to an income tax in scholarship support from the Identity Sale roll the inherited IRA over to deduction equal to the estate University of Idaho for the 2010- your own IRA, or treat it as taxes paid. 2011 academic year. Hannah your own, then the RMD rules Vickery of Tooele is among the apply to you the same way Bruce Wingrove is a financial students receiving a scholarship. they apply to any IRA owner adviser for Ameriprise Financial “We understand the fam- 4 — you’ll generally need to Services, Inc. His office is in Salt ily financial challenges in the begin taking RMDs from a Lake City, however, he regularly current environment,” said Business Cards Color traditional IRA after you turn works in Tooele and Grantsville Dan Davenport, director of 70 1/2; no lifetime RMDs are meeting clients at any of the Admissions and Financial Aid at • 16 pt Coated required at all from a Roth three H&R Block tax offices. the university. “We are commit- (both sides) IRA. 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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010 Flowers come and go, but do benefit from pruning by Lee Reich coaxing growth of side shoots. dragon and some other spiky eral flower bud while either is Deadheading is especially a flush of bloom. Give mounded FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The result: bushier plants. Even flowers, you have a choice: Do still young and succulent. The effective at keeping annuals ener- perennials like basket-of-gold, though plants such as lavatera, you want a single large spike, or best time to limit the number of getic because all they live for is to cottage pink, edging candytuft Flowers are the ephemerals of marigold and zinnia are natu- several smaller ones? stems growing from ground level flower enough to set some seeds. and spike speedwell similar treat- the garden. They vanish without rally bushy, pinching out the tips A pinch might make bigger flow- — New England aster and peren- Then these plants slow down or ment. All these plants will look a trace at the end of each season, of their stems makes them more ers nial phlox are two that put on a die, all in one season. ragged for awhile, but soon cover so you would hardly think them so. Just as pinching the tips of better show with this treatment However, even some perenni- shorn stems and leaves with new worth pruning during their brief Don’t carry pinching to excess, stems makes bushier plants with — was earlier in the season, just als will come back for a repeat growth and flowers. stay. Yet pruning can help make though, because it does delay more but smaller flowers, limit- as growth was beginning. performance later in the season Deadheading also keeps plants more flowers, make the plants flowering; pinching is something ing the number of stems or flow- Deadhead for more flowers if you cut back their flowers after tidy by preventing unwanted bushier or increase the size of you want to do mostly at the ers has the opposite effect. This Removing spent flowers the first show. Try it with del- self-seeding. Especially fecund individual flowers. beginning of the growing season. is how you grow “football” mums — called deadheading — is yet phinium and Canterbury bells. plants include feverfew, peren- So grab your hand shears and And plants with more side shoots and “dinnerplate” dahlias. Create another way pruning gets the Cutting individual, spent nial phlox, thick-leaf phlox and, sharpen your thumbnail for a will have more — but smaller a plant with fewer but larger flow- best out of your flower plants. flowers from mounded plants with a name to scare any fas- stroll among the flowers. — flowers. ers by pinching off side shoots, Deadheading does double duty, bearing small flowers would be tidious gardener, giant hogweed Start with a pinch, for bushi- A single pinch is usually suf- pinching off flower buds forming keeping plants tidy and prevent- much too tedious. Deadhead hogweed (considered an invasive ness ficient for marigolds and other along a stem, or reducing the ing seed formation. Seed forma- alyssum, nasturtium, petunias weed in many places). Lop off Pinching out the tips of grow- naturally bushy flowers. Certain number of stems sprouting from tion can drain enough energy and other such plants by shear- their spent flowers before they ing stems stops, at least tempo- chrysanthemums look best with ground level. from a plant to slow or stop flow- ing the whole plant back with make seeds, or these flowers are rarily, their growth, in so doing repeated pinching. With snap- Remove a side shoot or lat- ering. either grass or hedge shears after apt to become “weeds,” that is, Men? Women? Parents face public bathroom dilemma by Lisa A. Flam Exploited Children. “They want face the issue at the amusement Calkins Mercado, an associate pro- security guard or employee of a who don’t do nice things to other FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their kids to have some indepen- parks they love so much. fessor of psychology at John Jay venue to check on their child. That people,” she said. dence, and on the other hand, they When his daughter was young- College of Criminal Justice. may be a good solution for parents A family restroom takes the When you’re out of the house want them to be safe. It’s really a er, Hinkes went into the men’s Though some parents base their taken aback by some health clubs pressure off. And more are on the and a kid says he’s got to go, you dilemma for a lot of parents.” room first to make sure it wasn’t decision on the location — coffee that post signs outside the locker way. Since the late 1990s, build- can bet he means business. And If there’s no family or single- too crowded before bringing his shop vs. huge stadium — McBride rooms saying that children 5 and ing codes have required newly after that panicked rush to find the use bathroom around, some par- daughter into a stall and he shield- feels that a child, at any age, should up of the opposite gender are not constructed venues like stadiums, bathroom — during a long car trip ents are adamant about keeping ed her eyes if they encountered never be alone in a public rest- allowed in. shopping centers and restaurants or a day at the beach — his mom their opposite gender children urinals in use. But at about age room. Once kids feel too old to go Parents should base their deci- big enough to require a total of will probably face a stark choice: with them in the restroom into the 6, he felt she was ready for the in with an opposite gender parent, sion on each child’s needs, said six toilets to also include a family Men’s room or women’s? ‘tween years, fearful of strangers. women’s room. they should go in with a friend, she Kate Gallagher, an educational restroom. Parents don’t think twice about “What tipped the scales for me “I always stood where I could recommended. psychologist. In general though, a Michael Schiferl always scouts toting little ones into a public was that we were living in a rural see both the entrance and the exit “Any public venue that allows 5-year-old can handle going into a around for one when out with bathroom, first in diapers and area of Georgia, which presumably to the bathrooms,” said Hinkes. access and opportunity to sex public bathroom but shouldn’t be his 8-year-old daughter, who has then when they’re learning to use would be a very safe part of the “Obviously as a parent, you’re offenders has a potential risk,” asked to go it alone without being a developmental disability and the toilet. But sometime during country,” said Liora Farkovitz, who always going to be concerned.” McBride said. “A bathroom is more taught “protective behaviors” by sometimes gets upset in unfamil- their kids’ preschool or elementary was single when her sons were in Some parents don’t worry about private. It ups the ante.” about age 3, she said. iar, enclosed places. school years, they may begin to early childhood. “We did a check stranger danger. The perception that bathrooms “Children need to know that “It’s just a relief to see,” said wonder if it’s still OK for a dad to be to see if there were predators in “The likelihood that someone can be dangerous places comes they have the right to keep their Schiferl, of La Grange, Ill. “It’s val- taking his daughter into the men’s the neighborhood. There were so is hanging out in the bathroom in from the extreme, attention-grab- own body safe — that other grown- ued for those of us that need to room, or if a mom should keep her many that even in the small rural hopes that I will send my unac- bing cases, Calkins Mercado said. ups aren’t allowed to touch them, have a more private space in a son out of the women’s room. town, it wouldn’t have been safe to companied 4-year-old child in so One of those came in West and the child needs to know who public venue.” There’s no set age when a child leave my kids alone.” they can molest them are slim,” Nyack, N.Y., in January when a their safe people are to talk to” If parents do allow their chil- can use a public bathroom alone The boys, now 9 and 11, went said Marta Segal Block, of Oak man hid in the women’s room in in case something does happen, dren into the bathroom without — it’s one of the many gray areas into the women’s room up until Park, Ill., whose son won’t use the a mall. The suspect was accused said Gallagher, who directs a fam- them, they might want to cross of child-rearing, and the some- about a year ago. Farkovitz, of the women’s room and has used the of following a 7-year-old girl into ily and child care program at the their fingers that washing up won’t times uncomfortable subject rais- New York City borough of Brooklyn, men’s room alone at the library or a stall and sexually assaulting her University of North Carolina at fall by the wayside. es issues of confidence, maturity, has since remarried, and said her a restaurant. while her dad and a sibling waited Chapel Hill. “I’m much more concerned privacy and fear. boys now go in together or with Most sex crimes against chil- near the bathroom entrance. The behaviors are teaching about him not being able to reach “I hear about it from moms all their stepfather. dren — about 80 to 90 percent McBride endorses the idea of them to be cautious and aware, the soap, or forgetting to pull up the time,” said Nancy McBride, Roller coaster fanatics George — are committed by relatives asking a woman with children to not fearful, she said. Kids should his pants,” Segal Block said of her national safety director for the Hinkes and his 7 1/2 year-old or acquaintances in homes, not check on a girl in the bathroom. be taught that “in the real world son, “than I am about anything National Center for Missing & daughter, who live in Dundee, Ill., strangers in public, said Cynthia Parents can also ask an adult friend, there are some unhappy grownups happening to him.” Peanut butter and jelly with a touch of French toast for breakfast by J.M. Hirsch ter and pretzel sandwiches have up with this cross between a grilled Pinch salt of bread. This helps the sandwich for another 2 minutes, or until AP FOOD EDITOR become a standard item. peanut butter and jelly and French 2 slices whole-wheat bread hold together. browned on the second side. And that got me thinking about toast. I simply made a classic PB&J, 2 tablespoons peanut butter Soak the sandwich in the egg Serve sprinkled with powdered The constant hunt for new and your basic peanut butter and jelly soaked it in egg, then fried it on 1 tablespoon fruit jam mixture for 2 minutes per side, sugar. exciting lunches to pack for my sandwich. If you can grill a cheese both sides. Add a sprinkle of pow- 1 tablespoon butter pressing it gently with a fork to Nutrition information per serv- son has led to some pretty creative sandwich, why not a PB&J? So I dered sugar and you’ve got a little Powdered sugar help it absorb the egg. ing (values are rounded to the experiments. tried it with a bit of butter in the bit of heaven. In a wide, shallow bowl, whisk Heat a medium skillet over nearest whole number): 549 calo- The fried egg and cheddar on skillet and it was a huge hit, espe- French toast PB&J together the egg, milk, cinnamon medium. Add the butter. When the whole wheat was a flop. Cold sir- cially once I added a bit of cin- Start to finish: 10 minutes and salt. butter has melted, add the sand- ries; 34 calories from fat; 34 g fat loin and cold carbonara were hits. namon to the butter. Warm melty Servings: 1 Use the bread, peanut butter wich and fry for 2 minutes, or until (10 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 211 Your basic grilled cheese got a peanut butter and sweet jam. 1 large egg and jam to make a peanut butter the bottom is lightly browned. mg cholesterol; 44 g carbohydrate; lukewarm reception. Even with the What’s not to love? 1 tablespoon milk and jam sandwich. Spread half of Use a spatula to flip the sandwich, 20 g protein; 7 g fiber; 762 mg addition of ham. But peanut but- Riffing on that was how I came 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon the peanut butter on each slice then cover the skillet and cook sodium.

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Call TRANSCRIPT Transcript Bulletin at 2000 DODGE extended ULLETIN pets, no smoking. Christina 435.843.0717 B 882-0050 for further cab pick up truck, Die- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 (435)590-4552 (435)496-3820 info. (ucan) sel Cummins engine, (435)496-3794 high miles, transmis- REDUCED: 4bdrm, sion needs work, sell as 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 1.5bth brick rambler is for $2000. home for rent, no smok- w/carport, 1180sqft per (435)882-0050 ing/ pets. 882-1550 floor. 1/4acre, 1 water share, sprinkling sys- 93 CHEVROLET Sil- 4BDRM, 2BTH home, verado 1 Ton, loaded, tem. See to appreciate. fenced back yard, wood 21 N Race St., Grants- well maintained, $4100. floors, dishwasher, gas (435)840-0344 ville. $165,000. fireplace, $975/mo, (435)884-3767 $900/dep, 172 N 5th St. Rooms for (435)882-8407 SELLING YOUR Homes HOME? Advertise it in #9 Benchmark Village 7742 Mountainview Dr. 632 Haylie Lane Rent GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM the classifieds. Call Cottage. $575/mon, 882-0050 or visit Tooele Lakepoint Tooele H O U S E M A T E $600/dep, pet okay. WANTED. Lower level www.tooeletran (801)232-5069 Avail- script.com 2bdrm, private bath. able July 15th. Shared kitchen, laun- STANSBURY PARK, dry, utilities/ wifi in- GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm, 177 W. Boatsman Cir- cluded. Partially fur- 2bth, 1 Acre. Built in cle. 3bdrm, 2 full bath, UNDER 2006 located on Durfee nished. No pets/smok- $8000 credit to buyer. ing $500/mon Street. Unfinished $195,900. Make offer. Horse $350/dep. (801)243- basement, 3 car ga- Tom McCarty Stans- Property 1972 rage, horse property. bury Real Estate CONTRACT $1500/mo plus $1500 (435)843-5323 TOOELE. Female, pri- deposit. No smoking; Beautiful benchmark condo with new Enjoy 2 acres of horse property and a cozy East Bench beauty fully finished, open floor vate, unfurnished room, outdoor pets only. TOOELE house for sale, carpet, new paint, new kitchen coun- three bedroom house. Newly remodeled plan, 6 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 family bath, utilties included, (435)884-3103 4 bed, 2 bath, 1600 sq tertop, fully finished basement. and plenty of room for your horse! rooms. Wet bar in the basement. Great views. w/d. No pets. $250/mo ft, 100% remodeled in- GRANTSVILLE, NEWLY $ $ $ plus deposit. terior, $132,000, call 175,000 239,000 299,000 (435)882-3664 Updated 4bdrm 2bth 435-830-1424 Only Only Only rambler. Carport, 2 sheds, large yard, fire- TOWNHOME in Over- Apartments place, water softener, lake, 3bdrm, 3bth, HOA 6591 N Harvest Ln 657 E 700 N 7756 Dove Circle for Rent RV parking, $1100/mo fees include sewer, wa- Dep. Negotiable ter, garbage, newly fin- Stansbury Park Tooele Lakepoint 1BDRM BASEMENT (435)884-4424 ished basement laundry apartment. Big kitchen, & basement bathroom. w/d hookups, dish- Grantsville/ So. Willow 1 car garage, asking washer. No smoking. Nice 3brm 2bth rambler $138,000. Rent to own $500/mo. Call (801) 2 car garage, ac. $1200. option. Must sell 758-7087 1117 Alexander Court quickly. (801)608-5799 (250 East) 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Davidson Realty ments behind Super (801)466-5078 Mobile Homes Wal-Mart. Swimming HOME FOR rent. 3bdrm pool, hot tub, exercise 1bth older home for room, playground, full 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile rent. Appliances in- Very roomy! 3 family rooms and a Lovely neighborhood. Nice lot. Roomy 1.15 acres of horse property! 2400 clubhouse. 843-4400 home for rent, no smok- theater room. 5 bedrooms and 3 floor plan, 3 bedrooms 2 baths & an square feet! 3 bedrooms and 2 bath- cluded, w/d hookups in ing/ pets. 882-1550 basement. Basement bathrooms. This is a must see! unfinished basement with room to grow! rooms. New carpet, new paint. 2BDRM 1BTH, remodeled, govt. subsidized. storage. 2 car garage. FOR RENT in Grants- $ $ 259,900 $154,900 259,900 Playground, carport $650/dep, $850/mo. ville. 2bdrm, 1bth, new Only Only Only ,free cable. $500/dep. Pets ok. (435)830-6321 carpet, newer range & 211 S. Hale, Grants- or (801)414-8436 refrigerator. Lot & water ville. Call Chris included. $550/mo. No HOMES available to pur- pets. (496)3420 (435)843-8247 Equal chase for LOW IN- Housing Opp. COME buyers with RENT TO OWN trailer/ 2BDRM APT $550/mo in good credit. Berna mobile home 1-3bdrm great shape, quiet Sloan (435)840-5029 in quiet park. Starting neighborhood. Call Group 1 Real Estate. $450/mo Space rent in- (801)309-9920 cluded. 144 W Durfee Lots & Property OVERLAKE TOWN- Grantsville 2BDRM DUPLEX apart- HOUSE. Available now (801)651-5151 Deer Hollow Final Phase 2 Acre Lot ment with w/d hook-ups 3bdrm 1.bth. Finished 2 Acre Lot yard close to Main basement, enclosed Street. Tooele. $595 to garage, appliances in- O ce Space Tooele Stockton Southeast Tooele $645/mo. Call cluded. $975 plus secu- (435)882-4724 rity. Call (435)224-2674 GREAT MAIN Street Lo- So. Willow/ Grantsville 2BDRM, 1BTH only cation between Subway Most Gorgeous 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car $755/mo includes Ca- & Dominos, with win- garage, rambler, $1250. ble!900sqft! W/D Hook- dow 160sqft, $390 utili- 1161 Davenport Drive Views of Tooele ups, DW. Very Nice! ties included. Grants- (300 East) Won't last so Call ville. Call Brent Davidson Realty Valley 435-884-6211 (801)243- 9513 (801)466-5078 2 acre lot in Southeast Tooele. Located MOVE IN SPECIAL! 2BDRM, 1bth very TOOELE, 2BDRM 1bth, Commercial Space in 6 spectacular view lots on the East Bench. 2 acre lot in Stockton. Majestic view of on Cassity Road on the foothills. Fully clean, w/d hookups, remodeled, no smok- Tooele, 272 N. Broad- developed subdivision. Amazing views! a/c covered parking. ing, dogs possible. 137 These lots are amazing with panoramic the entire valley. way, approx. 200- No pets. $650/mo 375 North 5th Street. Avail- view of the Tooele valley! 1/3 to 3/4+ lots. Beautiful Location. 450sqft. Newly re- Cedar Street, Tooele. able August $750/mo, molded. High speed $ $ $ (805)585-4002 $800/dep. (435)884- 89,900 92,000 225,000 Internet, utilities in- Starting at Only Only 3955 (435)849-1293 cluded in rent. FOR RENT 1bdrm and (801)580-5820 2bdrm apartments. Call $275/mo NEW CONSTRUCTION AVAILABLE ON ANY OF THESE GREAT LOTS. (435)882-7583 TOOELE, 349 West 200 (435)830-9363 South, walking distance CALL FOR PRICES AND PLANS! LARGE 2BDRM 1bth du- to schools, large plex, w/d, central air, 5bdrm, 2bth, fenced Water Shares If you are thinking of selling your home, I would love to do a comparative market analysis for you! yard, $650/mo, $600 yard, central air, security deposit. 476 $975/mo. Rent to own. North Delta Circle. (801)706-5570 10 ACRE Feet Under- Aaron (801)450-8432 ground water, transfer- VERNON Home for rable through Tooele NICE QUIET updated Rent. Large 2bdrm 1bth City , Erda & Gransville. 1bdrm Apartment, new home. Nice shady $8250 each/ offer. All or carpet & appliances, fenced yard, central lo- part. (801)244-6670 updated, w/d hookups cation, refrig, stove, $525/mo. No smoking/ dishwasher incl. SETTLEMENT Canyon pets. Contact Ron $750/mo + utils. Avail- shares, $3700 ea, 4 435-224-4000 (435)849-3969 or able August 1. Call shares, all or part. Call Laramie Dunn Marci (435)830-9363 (619)251-2484. (435)830-0692 PUBLIC NOTICE The Grantsville City Council will hold its regular meeting on Wednes- day, July 21, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029. The agenda is as follows: ROLL CALL AGENDA: 1. Summary Action Items a. Approval of Minutes b. Approval of Business Licenses NOTICE OF TRUS- c. Approval of Bills TEE'S SALE d. Personnel Matters The following described 2. Consideration of Ordi- property will be sold at nance No. 2010-15, public auction to the amending the Grantsville highest bidder, payable City General Plan and in lawful money of the Future Land Use Map, United States at the time including revisions to the of sale, at the Tooele NOTICE Industrial Land Use ar- County Courthouse, 74 INVITATION TO BID A Notice of Intent for the eas and recommended South 100 East, Tooele, The Tooele County following project submit- land use categories for UT 84074, on August 18, School District is re- ted in accordance with annexed property. 2010, at 12:00 noon of questing bids for pave- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- 3. Consideration of Ordi- said day, for the purpose ment rehabilitation and ministrative Code (UAC), nance No. 2010-16, re- of foreclosing a trust site improvements at has been received for zoning approximately deed dated June 7, various school sites lo- consideration by the Ex- one acre fronting Main 2007, and executed by cated in Tooele County, ecutive Secretary, Utah Street at 713 East Main EMILY L. STRATTON Utah. Plans and specifi- Air Quality Board: Street, from an A-10 and AND JASON T. STRAT- cations will be available Company Name: RM-7 zone to a CN TON, as Trustors, in fa- at Nolte Associates, Morton International/ (neighborhood commer- vor of AMERICA FIRST 5217 South State Street, Morton Salt Div. cial) zoning designation FEDERAL CREDIT UN- Suite 300, Murray, Utah Location: for the purpose of oper- ION as Beneficiary, on July 19th, 2010. A Morton Salt/ Morton In- ating a coffee shop (An- which Trust Deed was $30.00 non-refundable ternational Div.: Salt gela Grant application). recorded on June 12, deposit is required. A Processing Plant – One 4. Consideration of ap- 2007, as Entry No. pre-bid walk through will Morton Lane, Near Exit proval of minor subdivi- 286670, in the Official NOTICE OF TRUS- be held at the Mainte- 84 on I-80, Grantsville, sion (PUD) at approxi- Records of Tooele TEE'S SALE nance/ Food Services UT, Tooele County mately 236 East Main County, State of Utah The real property de- building, 76 South 1000 Project Description: Street, to create two par- covering real property scribed below and situ- West, Tooele, Utah on Morton International cels. (David N. Lawrence purportedly located at 56 ated in Cache County, July 20, 2010 at 10:00 LLC, a Division of Mor- application). Voyager Circle, Stans- Utah will be sold at pub- am. Sealed bids are due ton Salt, Incorporated, 5. Consideration of ap- bury Park, Utah 84074 in lic auction to the highest July 27th, 2010 by 10:00 owned by K + S North proval of proposed Tooele County, Utah, bidder, payable in lawful am and must be ad- America Salt Holdings Planned Unit Develop- and more particularly de- money of the United dressed to Mr. RIchard LLC, harvests salt from ment at approximately scribed as: States at the time of Reese, Business Admin- the Great Salt Lake, and 236 East Main Street, to LOT 75, LAKESIDE sale, at the front en- istrator, Tooele County processes this material construct and operate an SUBDIVISION #3, AC- trance of the First Judi- School District, 92 South into various products at automatic car wash facil- CORDING TO THE OF- cial District Courthouse Lodestone, Tooele, the Grantsville salt plant TUESDAY July 20, 2010 ity. (Dave N.TOOELE Lawrence FICIAL TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN PLAT THEREOF for Cache County, 135 Utah. Bids must be ac- located in TooeleB7 Jr. application). ON FILE AND OF RE- North l00 West, Logan, companied by a Bid County. Morton Salt, In- 6. Fourth of July Report. CORD IN THE TOOELE Utah 84321 on August Bond equivalent to 5% of corporated requests that Water Shares Buildings Public Notices (JasonPublic Duhon) Notices COUNTYPublic RECORDER'S Notices 10,Public 2010 at Notices the hour of Public Notices thePublic total amount Notices bid. The changesPublic be Notices made to its Meetings 7. 2009-2010Meetings Year End OFFICE,Trustees STATE OF 11:00 Trustees a.m. The sale is Miscellaneous bidMiscellaneous must be clearly ApprovalMiscellaneous Order (AO) Budget Report. UTAH. for the purpose of fore- marked on the outside of consistent with 40 CFR MIDDLE CANYON Irri- METAL ROOF/ WALL PUBLIC NOTICE 8. Consideration of lump Tax ID: 09-019-0-0075 closing the Deed of Trust Deadline for public no- the envelope "Pavement 60 Subpart OOO and a gation Water Share. Panels, Pre-engineered Notice is Hereby Given sum payment for Mobili- The current Beneficiary (the “Deed of Trust”) tices is 4 p.m. the day Rehabilitation 2010." recently-issued Maxi- Series 'A', watershare Metal Buildings. Mill that the Business Meet- tie cell tower lease of the trust deed is dated November 15, prior to publication. The District reserves the mum Achievable Control for sale. $3500. prices for sheeting coil ing Scheduled for the agreement. AMERICA FIRST FED- 2002 and executed by Public notices submit- right to waive any for- Technology (MACT) (435)830-5481 are at a 4 year low. You Tooele City Council on 9. Closed Meeting ERAL CREDIT UNION, James C. Christiansen ted past the deadline malities and accept or standard. Opacity limita- get the savings. 17 Col- Wednesday, July 21, (pending litigation strat- and the record owners of and Deborah M. Chris- will not be accepted. reject any bid it deems in tions for the three wet MIDDLE CANYON Wa- ors prime material, cut 2010 has been Can- egy session). the property as of the re- tiansen, as Trustor, and UPAXLP its best interest. scrubbers will be relaxed ter Shares. I have 1.33 to your exact length. celled. 10. Mayor and City cording of the Notice of granted and conveyed to (Published in the Tran- from 7% to 10% be- Middle Canyon Water CO Building Systems Sharon A. Dawson Council Reports. Default are EMILY L. Washington Federal 1st PUBLIC NOTICE script Bulletin July 15 & cause of this new appli- Shares I'd like to sell. 1-800-COBLDGS Tooele City Recorder 11. Adjourn. STRATTON AND JA- Savings, as Beneficiary NOTICE OF EARLY 20, 2010) cability. Also, several I've been told prices (ucan) Pursuant to the Ameri- Rachel Wright SON T. STRATTON. and Trustee. The Deed PUBLIC REVIEW OF A process descriptions will range from $3900 to cans with Disabilities City Recorder Bidders must tender to of Trust was recorded on PROPOSAL TO SUP- NOTICE OF CONSTA- be clarified. No mass $4600 per share - I'm Act, Individuals Needing In compliance with the the trustee a $5,000.00 November 21, 2002 as PORT ACTIVITY IN A BLE'S SALE emission limitations will willing to sell at $3500 Public Notices Special Accommoda- Americans with Disability deposit at the sale and Entry No. 804990 in 100- YEAR FLOOD- Notice is hereby given be changed by the pro- per share. (435)882- Meetings tions Should Notify Act, Grantsville City will the balance of the pur- Book 1163 at Page 422 PLAIN OR WETLAND that the Constable's of- posed modification. 1604 Sharon A. Dawson, accommodate reason- chase price by 2:00 p.m. in the Official Records of TO: ALL INTERESTED fice will conduct a con- Based on an analysis of Deadline for public no- SETTLEMENT CAN- Tooele City Recorder, at able requests to assist the day following the the County Recorder of AGENCIES, GROUPS stable sale and public the New Source Per- tices is 4 p.m. the day YON water share for 843-2110 prior to the persons with disabilities sale. Both the deposit Cache County, Utah. AND PERSONS: auction in the interest of formance Standard prior to publication. sale. $3,500. Call Brady meeting. TDD Phone to participate in meet- and the balance must be The Deed of Trust was This is to give notice that plaintiff(s) in and to the (NSPS) in question initi- Public notices submit- (435)850-9743 Number 843-2108 ings. Requests for as- paid to Lincoln Title In- amended by an Addi- the City of Wendover, property described be- ated by Morton Salt In- ted past the deadline (Published in the Tran- sistance may be made surance Agency in the tional Advance Agree- Utah will be submitting low. corporated, and due to a will not be accepted. script Bulletin July 20, by calling City Hall (435) form of a wire transfer, ment dated July 21, an application to the THIRD DISTRICT lack of any specific indi- Commercial UPAXLP 2010) 884-3411 at least 3 days cashier's check or certi- 2003, which was re- Utah State Division of COURT, STATE OF cation for crushers in Property in advance of a meeting. fied funds. Cash pay- corded on July 28, 2003 Housing & Community UTAH TOOELE DE- use in the salt industry, LEPC AGENDA (Published in the Tran- ments, personal checks as Entry No. 833611 in Development for funding PARTMENT, TOOELE the NSPS standard then Agenda for the LEPC PUBLIC NOTICE COMMERCIAL property script Bulletin July 22, 29 or trust checks are not Book 1247 at Page 1543 for the following project: COUNTY applies to all crushers meeting to be held The Grantsville City for sale, building & August 5, 2010) accepted. in the Official Records of BORE AND INSTALL CASE #100300653 regardless of capacity, Wednesday, July 28th, Council will hold its regu- 20ftx80ft, lot size DATED: July 12, 2010. the County Recorder of SEWER LINE UNDER ASSET ACCEPTANCE which increases the list 2010 at 1:30 p.m. in the lar meeting on Wednes- 40ftx165ft. Utilities LINCOLN TITLE IN- Cache County, Utah. W. UNION PACIFIC RAIL- LLC VS. CHERYL A of affected units subject Sheriff's Office Training day, July 21, 2010 at Public Notices available. 586 N 50 W, SURANCE AGENCY Jeffery Fillmore has ROAD TRACKS located JOHNSON to 40 CFR 60 Subpart Room, fka old EOC Con- 7:00 p.m. at 429 East Tooele. $67,500 or Trustees by: Paula Maughan been appointed the Suc- at 93 EAST PEQUOP WRIT OF EXECUTION OOO. The wet scrub- ference Room. Main Street, Grantsville, make offer. Call Tom its: Vice President cessor Trustee of the AVE. SALE DATE: 7-21-10 @ bing units that were lim- 1. Welcome - Chairman, UT 84029. The agenda Stansbury Real Estate Deadline for public no- Telephone: (801) Deed of Trust. The This notice is required by 10:00 AM ited to 7% opacity are LEPC is as follows: (435)843-5323 tices is 4 p.m. the day 476-0303 property subject to the Section 2(a)(4) of Execu- ADDRESS OF SALE: not affected units. 2. Approve June minutes ROLL CALL prior to publication. web site: www.smith Deed of Trust, including tive Order 11988 for 60 CLEAR WATER, Therefore, the opacity FOR SALE! Fitness 3. Haz Mat reports, AGENDA: Public notices submit- knowles.com the Additional Advance Floodplain Management, TOOELE, UT 84074 standards on these three Center, 12750sqft, Harry Shinton 1. Summary Action ted past the deadline SK File No. 10-0336 Agreement, is situated in and by Section 2(b) of AND ANY OTHER AD- units can be 10%. 40 Main Street. Handball 4. Review upcoming Items will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- Cache County, Utah and Executive Order 11990 DRESSES IN UTAH CFR 63 Subpart courts, lockers, show- training a. Approval of Minutes UPAXLP script Bulletin July 13, 20 is more particularly de- for the Protection of Wet- WHERE PROPERTY BBBBBBB issued De- ers, saunas, hot tubs, 5. Kim Hammer, Emer- b. Approval of Business & 27, 2010) scribed as follows: lands, and is imple- MAY BE LOCATED. cember 30, 2009 applies aerobic area. Unlimited gency Services Licenses NOTICE OF TRUS- c. Approval of Bills TEE'S SALE Beginning at the North- mented by HUD Regula- TO BE SOLD: All right, to the Grantsville plant. possibilities! 882-7094, 6. Next meeting-August NOTICE OF TRUS- west corner of Lot 4, tions found at 24 CFR title and interest of the The portion of Tooele (801)860-5696 25th, 2010 d. Personnel Matters The following described 2. Consideration of Ordi- property will be sold at TEE'S SALE Section 31, Township 12 55.20(b) for the HUD defendant's non-exempt County where the plant 7. Adjourn The following property North, Range 1 West of project that is within personal property, ie fur- is located is a nonattain- Harry Shinton nance No. 2010-15, public auction to the amending the Grantsville highest bidder, payable will be sold to the high- the Salt Lake Base and and/or affects a flood- niture, funds, accounts, ment area of the Na- Buildings LEPC Chairman est bidder at a public Meridian, and running plain or wetland. The jewelry, art, tools, equip- tional Ambient Air Qual- (Published in the Tran- City General Plan and in lawful money of the Future Land Use Map, United States at the time auction at the North front thence East 680 feet; project above is located ment, instruments, nego- ity Standards (NAAQS) script Bulletin July 20 & entrance of the Tooele thence South 250 feet; within a floodplain area. tiable instruments, mer- for PM2.5. NSPS (40 If you build, remodel or 22, 2010) including revisions to the of sale, at the Tooele remove buildings you Industrial Land Use ar- County Courthouse, 74 County Courthouse, 74 thence West 680 feet; Alternatives to this pro- chandise, trailers, notes, CFR 60 Subpart A and can place your classi- eas and recommended South 100 East, Tooele, South 100 East, Tooele, thence North 250 feet to ject will be considered bond or stock certifi- Subpart OOO), and fied ad in 45 of Utah's land use categories for UT 84074, on August 18, Utah, on August 11, the point of beginning. and if no practical alter- cates, sporting goods, MACT regulations (40 newspapers for only Clean Out annexed property. 2010, at 12:00 noon of 2010 at 9:00 a.m., to Also, Beginning at a natives are identified, im- motor vehicles, business CFR 63 Subpart A and $163. for 25 words ($5. 3. Consideration of Ordi- said day, for the purpose foreclose a Trust Deed point 250 feet South and pacts of this action will ownership or interests, Subpart BBBBBBB) ap- for each additional nance No. 2010-16, re- of foreclosing a trust recorded April 20, 2004 865 feet East of the be assessed and meas- entertainment or elec- ply to this source. Title word). You will reach Your Attic! zoning approximately deed dated June 7, as Entry No. 221972, Northwest corner of said ures to mitigate the ad- tronic devices, and all V of the 1990 Clean Air up to 340,000 house- one acre fronting Main 2007, and executed by executed by J. Javier Lot 4, and running verse impacts will be other non-exempt per- Act applies to this Chacon and Shauna R. holds and all you do is TOOELETRANSCRIPT Street at 713 East Main EMILY L. STRATTON thence East 51 feet, identified. All interested sonal property. source. call the Transcript Bul- BULLETIN Street, from an A-10 and AND JASON T. STRAT- Chacon, as Trustors, in more or less to the West parties are invited to SALE WILL BE A PUB- The allowable emissions letin at 882-0050 for all RM-7 zone to a CN TON, as Trustors, in fa- favor of Household Fi- boundary of a ditch and submit their written com- LIC AUCTION. ALL will remain unchanged. the details. (Mention 882-0050 (neighborhood commer- vor of AMERICA FIRST nance Corporation III, running thence North- ments to: CITY OF BIDS WILL BE IN CASH The allowable emis- UCAN Classified Net- cial) zoning designation FEDERAL CREDIT UN- covering real property in easterly along said West WENDOVER, UTAH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS, sions, in tons per year, work) for the purpose of oper- ION as Beneficiary, Tooele County (Tax/Par- boundary of the ditch P.O. BOX 430, WENDO- PAID IN FULL WITHIN are as follows: ating a coffee shop (An- which Trust Deed was cel No. 12-105-0-0445) 225 feet to the South line VER, UTAH 84083. ONE HOUR OF PUR- PM10 = 88.58, PM2.5 = gela Grant application). recorded on June 12, purportedly, but not of County Road; thence ALL COMMENTS CHASE. ITEMS MAY BE 88.58, NOx = 22.25, !"#$%&"'()*+,--.)'$ 4. Consideration of ap- 2007, as Entry No. guaranteed to be located West along said South MUST BE RECEIVED VIEWED 15 MINUTES SO2 = 0.10, CO = 5.59, proval of minor subdivi- 286670, in the Official at 175 W. 1430 N., line of County Road 125 WITHIN 15 DAYS OF PRIOR TO SALE. VOC = 0.90 sion (PUD) at approxi- Records of Tooele Tooele, UT 84074, to- feet, more or less to a THE DATE OF THIS ITEMS PAID FOR The completed engineer- /#%0*1#"2*3#-.*4') mately 236 East Main County, State of Utah gether with, and subject point that is directly NOTICE. MUST BE TRANS- ing evaluation and air Street, to create two par- covering real property to, any applicable im- North of the point of be- MIKE CRAWFORD PORTED FROM SALE quality impact analysis 5$&-,2.%6 cels. (David N. Lawrence purportedly located at 56 provements, fixtures, ginning; thence South ECO ADDRESS WITHIN ONE showed that the pro- !"#$%&"'(")*"+,-"./'00)1-(0 application). Voyager Circle, Stans- easements, appurte- 212 feet, more or less to (Published in the Tran- HOUR FROM END OF posed project meets the !"2"3-'45"6%+5"7//"8-'+,-&" nances, taxes, assess- script Bulletin July 20, SALE. #'&("9):*0 5. Consideration of ap- bury Park, Utah 84074 in the point of beginning. requirements of federal !";&-<=&).-("/'>-/0 proval of proposed Tooele County, Utah, ments, conditions, cove- Also, Beginning 680 feet 2010) air quality regulations !"?/'*@"/'>-/0"A$&"*'B)*:" Planned Unit Develop- and more particularly de- nants, restrictions, reser- East of the Northwest NOTICE and the State air quality 5$%&"$C*"=&).- ment at approximately scribed as: vations or other enforce- Corner of Lot 4; thence INVITATION TO BID A Notice of Intent for the rules. The Executive !"7*("B$&-D 236 East Main Street, to LOT 75, LAKESIDE able rights and obliga- South 250 feet; thence The Tooele County following project submit- Secretary intends to is- construct and operate an SUBDIVISION #3, AC- tions, and described as East 185 feet; thence School District is re- ted in accordance with sue an AO pending a automatic car wash facil- CORDING TO THE OF- follows: North 212 feet; thence questing bids for pave- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- 30-day public comment ity. (Dave N. Lawrence FICIAL PLAT THEREOF Lot 445, OVERLAKE West 110 feet; thence ment rehabilitation and ministrative Code (UAC), period. The project pro- Jr. application). ON FILE AND OF RE- ESTATES PHASE '1-D' Northwesterly along said site improvements at has been received for posal, estimate of the ef- 7$-0* !"#!$%&'()"&$#*+ 6. Fourth of July Report. CORD IN THE TOOELE SUBDIVISION, accord- South line of County various school sites lo- consideration by the Ex- fect on local air quality (Jason Duhon) COUNTY RECORDER'S ing to the official plat Road 70 feet to a point cated in Tooele County, ecutive Secretary, Utah and draft AO are avail- thereof on file and of re- directly East of the point Utah. Plans and specifi- Air Quality Board: able for public inspection !"#$%%&'&()*+,%-./0 7. 2009-2010 Year End OFFICE, STATE OF 89:;<= Budget Report. UTAH. cord in the Tooele of beginning, thence cations will be available Company Name: and comment at the 8. Consideration of lump Tax ID: 09-019-0-0075 County Recorder's Of- West 20 feet to begin- at Nolte Associates, Morton International/ Utah Division of Air sum payment for Mobili- The current Beneficiary fice. ning. (5.27 acres) 5217 South State Street, Morton Salt Div. Quality, 195 North 1950 tie cell tower lease of the trust deed is The current beneficiary TOGETHER WITH all Suite 300, Murray, Utah Location: West, Salt Lake City, UT agreement. AMERICA FIRST FED- of the Trust Deed is improvements, ease- on July 19th, 2010. A Morton Salt/ Morton In- 84114-4820. Written Summer is the Household Finance Cor- ments, rights, appurte- $30.00 non-refundable ternational Div.: Salt comments received by 9. Closed Meeting ERAL CREDIT UNION, (pending litigation strat- and the record owners of poration III and as of the nances, rents, royalties, deposit is required. A Processing Plant – One the Division at this same egy session). the property as of the re- date the Notice of De- mineral, oil and gas pre-bid walk through will Morton Lane, Near Exit address on or before Peak Home10. Mayor and City cording of the Notice of fault recorded, the prop- rights and profits, water be held at the Mainte- 84 on I-80, Grantsville, August 19 2010 will be Council Reports. Default are EMILY L. erty was owned by J. Ja- rights and stock and all nance/ Food Services UT, Tooele County considered in making the 11. Adjourn. STRATTON AND JA- vier Chacon and Shauna fixtures. building, 76 South 1000 Project Description: final decision on the ap- Rachel Wright SON T. STRATTON. R. Chacon according to The parcel of real prop- West, Tooele, Utah on Morton International proval/ disapproval of Buying Season! record. The successful erty covered by the July 20, 2010 at 10:00 LLC, a Division of Mor- the proposed project. E- City Recorder Bidders must tender to In compliance with the the trustee a $5,000.00 bidder must tender a Deed of Trust has a re- am. Sealed bids are due ton Salt, Incorporated, mail comments will also Lets get you PreparedAmericans with Disability deposit at the sale and $5,000 non-refundable puted address of 7000 July 27th, 2010 by 10:00 owned by K + S North be accepted at Act, Grantsville City will the balance of the pur- deposit at the sale, in the West Center Street, Pe- am and must be ad- America Salt Holdings [email protected]. If accommodate reason- chase price by 2:00 p.m. form of a cashier's/offi- tersboro, Utah 84325. dressed to Mr. RIchard LLC, harvests salt from anyone so requests to and on the Market Now!able requests to assist the day following the cial bank check payable The current beneficiary Reese, Business Admin- the Great Salt Lake, and the Executive Secretary persons with disabilities sale. Both the deposit to the Trustee, and de- of the Deed of Trust is istrator, Tooele County processes this material at the Division in writing to participate in meet- and the balance must be liver the balance in certi- Washington Federal School District, 92 South into various products at within 15 days of publi- ings.361 Requests E. Main, for as- paidG-ville to Lincoln Title In- fied funds to the Trus- Savings and the record Lodestone, Tooele, the Grantsville salt plant cation of this notice, a sistance may$ be made surance Agency in the tee's office within 24 owner of the real prop- Utah. Bids must be ac- located in Tooele hearing will be held in by calling City145,000 Hall (435) form of a wire transfer, hours of the sale; other- erty as of the recording companied by a Bid County. Morton Salt, In- accordance with wise, the Trustee re- • Clean884-3411 and Cared at least For 3 days• .18cashier's Acre Lot check or certi- of the Notice of Default Bond equivalent to 5% of corporated requests that R307-401-7, UAC. in advance of a meeting. fied funds. Cash pay- serves the right to sell and Election to Sell is the total amount bid. The changes be made to its (Published in the Tran- • 1,801(Published s.f. Floor in Plan the Tran-• Fencedments, backyard personal checks the property to the next James C. Christiansen bid must be clearly Approval Order (AO) script Bulletin July 20, • 4script Bedrooms Bulletin July 22, 29 w/ orPrivate trust Pati checks are not highest bidder, retain the and Deborah M. Chris- marked on the outside of consistent with 40 CFR 2010) & August 5, 2010) accepted. deposit, and hold the de- tiansen. the envelope "Pavement 60 Subpart OOO and a New Listing • 13/4 Baths • ShedDATED: and Shade July Trees12, 2010. faulting bidder liable for The Trustee's sale will Rehabilitation 2010." recently-issued Maxi- LINCOLN TITLE IN- any additional damages. be made without cove- The District reserves the mum Achievable Control SURANCE AGENCY The sale is without any nant or warranty, ex- right to waive any for- Technology (MACT) warranty, including title, press or implied, regard- malitiesORDER and accept or standard. Opacity YOURlimita- $ by: Paula Maughan 1807 Blue Peak • Tooele • 264,900its: Vice President possession and encum- ing title, possession or reject any bid it deems in tions for the three wet Telephone: (801) brance, and is voidable encumbrances. its best interest.CLASSIFIEDscrubbers will be relaxed • 4 Bedrooms • Detached476-0303 Garage/ by the Trustee, without Bidders must tender a (Published in the Tran- from 7% to 10% be- web site: www.smith any liability, for any cir- $5,000 deposit to the script Bulletin July 15 & cause of this new appli- • 3 Full Baths Shop w/ cumstance unknown to knowles.com Successor Trustee at the 20, 2010)ADS cability.ONLINE! Also, several • Beautiful .75 Acres MechanicsSK File No. pit 10-0336 the Trustee affecting the time of sale and the bal- process descriptions will • Fully Fenced (Published in the Tran- validity of the sale. If the ance of the purchase FAST PLACEMENT,be clarified. No mass • Fruitscript Trees Bulletin July 13, 20 Trustee voids the sale, price by 12:00 noon the emission limitations will • Water Shares & 27, 2010) the successful bidder's day following the sale. FAST RESULTS.be changed by the pro- • Garden sole remedy is return of The deposit must be in posed modification. • Animals permitted any funds tendered to the form of a cashier's Based on an analysis of the Trustee. THIS IS AN check or bank official To place your the New Source Per- ATTEMPT TO COL- check payable to Wash- formance Standard LECT A DEBT, AND ington Federal Savings. classified ads in (NSPS)the in question initi- ANY INFORMATION The balance must be in Tooele Transcriptated by Morton Salt In- $ OBTAINED MAY BE the form of a wire trans- Bulletin, visit www.corporated, and due to a 875 North 650 East • Tooele • 164,900 USED FOR THAT PUR- fer, cashier's check or tooeletranscript.com.lack of any specific indi- • Master Suite POSE. bank official check Your ad will appearcation for crushers in • Surround Sound Dated July 13, 2010 (credit union official use in the salt industry, in the print issue • 5 Bedrooms Out Building/Shop /s/ David B. Boyce - checks are not ac- the NSPS standard then Successor Trustee cepted) payable to of the Transcript applies to all crushers • 3 Full Baths w/power 2115 Dallin St., S.L.C., Washington Federal Bulletin, Tooele Valleyregardless of capacity, • Insulated Deep UT 84109 Savings. Cash Pay- Extra and on the which increases the list • Large Laundry Rm. (801) 531-8315 - 8:00 ments are not accepted. tooeletranscript.comof affected units subject Garage a.m.-5:00 p.m. A trustee's deed will be to 40 CFR 60 Subpart • Phone/Cable in website! • Water Softener Attorney Reference No. delivered to the success- OOO. The wet scrub- all Bdrms. 5825 ful bidder within three bing units that were lim- and RO System (Published in the Tran- business days after re- ited to 7% opacity are script Bulletin July 13, 20 ceipt of the amount bid. not affected units. & 27, 2010) The purpose of this no- Therefore, the opacity $ tice is to collect a debt standards on these three 406 N. Parkway Ave • Tooele • 139,900 NOTICE OF TRUS- and any information ob- units can be 10%. 40 TEE'S SALE tained may be used for CFR 63 Subpart • 5 Bedrooms • Some Appliances The real property de- that purpose. BBBBBBB issued De- • 3 Full baths scribed below and situ- Dated: June 30, 2010. cember 30, 2009 applies Included ated in Cache County, Successor Trustee to the Grantsville plant. • 2 Kitchens Utah will be sold at pub- /s/ W. Jeffery Fillmore The portion of Tooele • Tons of Storage, lic auction to the highest • Greenhouse Callister Nebeker & County where the plant • Great Location!! bidder, payable in lawful McCullough is located is a nonattain- • Separate Detached money of the United 10 East South Temple, ment area of the Na- States at the time of Suite 900 tional Ambient Air Qual- Garage sale, at the front en- Salt Lake City, UT ity Standards (NAAQS) • Water Softener trance of the First Judi- 84133 for PM2.5. NSPS (40 cial District Courthouse (801) 530-7300 CFR 60 Subpart A and for Cache County, 135 Office Hours 8:30 a.m. Subpart OOO), and North l00 West, Logan, to 5:00 p.m. MACT regulations (40 Shane Bergen Utah 84321 on August CFR 63 Subpart A and (Published in the Tran- 10, 2010 at the hour of scirpt Bulletin July 6, 13 Subpart BBBBBBB) ap- 11:00 a.m. The sale is & 20, 2010) www.tooeletranscript.comply to this source. Title 435.840.0344 for the purpose of fore- V of the 1990 Clean Air closing the Deed of Trust Act applies to this (the “Deed of Trust”) source. dated November 15, The allowable emissions 2002 and executed by will remain unchanged. James C. Christiansen The allowable emis- and Deborah M. Chris- sions, in tons per year, tiansen, as Trustor, and are as follows: granted and conveyed to PM10 = 88.58, PM2.5 = Washington Federal 88.58, NOx = 22.25, Savings, as Beneficiary SO2 = 0.10, CO = 5.59, and Trustee. The Deed VOC = 0.90 of Trust was recorded on The completed engineer- November 21, 2002 as ing evaluation and air Entry No. 804990 in quality impact analysis Book 1163 at Page 422 showed that the pro- in the Official Records of posed project meets the the County Recorder of requirements of federal Cache County, Utah. air quality regulations The Deed of Trust was and the State air quality amended by an Addi- rules. The Executive tional Advance Agree- Secretary intends to is- ment dated July 21, sue an AO pending a 2003, which was re- 30-day public comment corded on July 28, 2003 period. The project pro- as Entry No. 833611 in posal, estimate of the ef- Book 1247 at Page 1543 fect on local air quality in the Official Records of and draft AO are avail- the County Recorder of able for public inspection Cache County, Utah. W. and comment at the Jeffery Fillmore has Utah Division of Air been appointed the Suc- Quality, 195 North 1950 cessor Trustee of the West, Salt Lake City, UT Deed of Trust. The 84114-4820. Written property subject to the comments received by Deed of Trust, including the Division at this same the Additional Advance address on or before Agreement, is situated in August 19 2010 will be Cache County, Utah and considered in making the is more particularly de- final decision on the ap- scribed as follows: proval/ disapproval of Beginning at the North- the proposed project. E- west corner of Lot 4, mail comments will also Section 31, Township 12 be accepted at North, Range 1 West of [email protected]. If the Salt Lake Base and anyone so requests to Meridian, and running the Executive Secretary thence East 680 feet; at the Division in writing thence South 250 feet; within 15 days of publi- thence West 680 feet; cation of this notice, a thence North 250 feet to hearing will be held in the point of beginning. accordance with Also, Beginning at a R307-401-7, UAC. point 250 feet South and (Published in the Tran- 865 feet East of the script Bulletin July 20, Northwest corner of said 2010) Lot 4, and running thence East 51 feet, more or less to the West boundary of a ditch and running thence North- easterly along said West boundary of the ditch 225 feet to the South line of County Road; thence West along said South line of County Road 125 feet, more or less to a point that is directly North of the point of beginning; thence South 212 feet, more or less to the point of beginning. Also, Beginning 680 feet East of the Northwest Corner of Lot 4; thence South 250 feet; thence East 185 feet; thence North 212 feet; thence West 110 feet; thence Northwesterly along said South line of County Road 70 feet to a point directly East of the point of beginning, thence West 20 feet to beginning. (5.27 acres) TOGETHER WITH all improvements, easements, rights, appurte- nances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures. The parcel of real property covered by the Deed of Trust has a re- puted address of 7000 West Center Street, Pe- tersboro, Utah 84325. The current beneficiary of the Deed of Trust is Washington Federal Savings and the record owner of the real property as of the recording of the Notice of Default and Election to Sell is James C. Christiansen and Deborah M. Chris- tiansen. The Trustee's sale will be made without cove- nant or warranty, express or implied, regard- ing title, possession or encumbrances. Bidders must tender a $5,000 deposit to the Successor Trustee at the time of sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the day following the sale. The deposit must be in the form of a cashier's check or bank official check payable to Wash- ington Federal Savings. The balance must be in the form of a wire transfer, cashier's check or bank official check (credit union official checks are not accepted) payable to Washington Federal Savings. Cash Pay- ments are not accepted. A trustee's deed will be delivered to the successful bidder within three business days after re- ceipt of the amount bid. The purpose of this notice is to collect a debt and any information obtained may be used for that purpose. Dated: June 30, 2010. Successor Trustee /s/ W. Jeffery Fillmore Callister Nebeker & McCullough 10 East South Temple, Suite 900 Salt Lake City, UT 84133 (801) 530-7300 Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- scirpt Bulletin July 6, 13 & 20, 2010) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 20, 2010

Cherie began looking into Russia, located near Tooele’s sis- this area, is to see more people Learning returning to school for stud- ter city of Kambarka, Russia. take more college classes,” Dan ies in the family and consumer “We’re hoping for some future said. “A thirst for knowledge is continued from page B1 science department. She began grants for research,” Cherie something that every commu- taking classes from USU as she said. In the meantime, Cherie nity could benefit from. You’re ate in microbiology.” considered earning a second plans to meet several Russians not afraid of things when you But for all Dan’s effort, study- master’s degree, but soon found from the university at USU this gain an education.” ing continued to be a problem herself commuting up to Logan November. “It all kind of meshed They do differ, however, in for him. from her home in Tooele in together. Now we’re kind of like their teaching methods. “My mind kind of goes off in pursuit of a doctorate with her sister universities.” “She’s a little more reserved different directions all the time,” young children in tow. When not busy reorganizing and straight-laced,” Dan said. Dan said. “I remember working on my Russian orphanages into a fos- “I’m the type to shoot from the Though never officially dissertation at the computer ter care program, Cherie pre- hip.” diagnosed, Dan has met with lab, and my little boy went up fers to teach entry-level classes “He loves to be performing counselors who suspect he has and played with markers on the to non-traditional students at and he likes to teach that way,” some form of Attention Deficit white board,” Cherie said. USU’s Tooele campus. Cherie said. Disorder — ADD. USU asked Cherie to begin “I enjoy teaching the begin- But both being professors has “You can imagine trying to teaching classes in Tooele before ning human development class its advantages, they say. Dan get a doctorate degree with a she finished her Ph.D., which she because I think it’s a great class points out that they don’t have Maegan Burr mind that won’t stay focused,” completed in 1995. She held her for everybody to take,” Cherie to look too far when hunting for Dan said. “I’m sure a lot of other Cherie Martin holds a family photo taken in 1991, while she was working on first classes at the Tooele Army said. “I think people need to someone to proctor a test, and people can relate to that.” her Ph.D. Depot, and was among the first learn about other cultures and that teaching keeps them up-to- Despite all the stereotypes of to teach at the Tooele Branch other experiences, so we can date with all the latest trends. the disorder, Dan achieved the his wife. her master’s degree as a fam- Campus when it was finished. learn to understand others and “We got a late start [in our near impossible. But even after “I don’t consider myself to be ily nurse practitioner from In addition to her local class- to understand ourselves.” relationship],” Dan said. “But 10 years of teaching at USU- a real intelligent person,” Dan Brigham Young University when es, Cherie keeps herself busy Dan also teaches a variety being able to teach keeps us Tooele and an induction into said. “But then I don’t give up she met Dan. She intended to with teaching lectures in Salt of classes at the USU-Tooele young.” his high school’s hall of fame, on things. Cherie, on the other begin work on her own Ph.D., Lake, working for the local DDI Campus, classes ranging in What’s the best part of being Dan still doesn’t give himself hand, is a really good student. but after getting married those Vantage program — a program scope from microbiology to a professor? too much credit, instead giv- And she’s really tenacious.” plans were put on hold while aiming to assist children and plant life native to Utah. He, too, “It really is a very gratifying ing credit to his professors, his “He’s really smarter than he she helped him through his own adults with disabilities — and believes education increases thing to see the graduates walk,” brother — who encouraged him thinks,” Cherie said. schooling. joint projects with researchers understanding and tolerance. Dan said. “And I get to live in a to continue his education — and Cherie had already earned After Dan finished his Ph.D., from Udmurt State University in “What I want to see happen in college town. How cool is that?”

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No surprises Beat egg, shortening, melted there, but the third choice is not butter, vanilla and about half of strawberry or Neapolitan as you the dry cake mix until smooth. might expect. The third favorite Stir in the remaining cake mix. is cookies and cream. Divide dough into four equal Like the factories around this parts. Roll each part into a rect- area, Blue Bell offers an array angle 10 inches by 6 inches on of ice cream flavors as standard a lightly floured board. Cut it fare. Many other flavors are into rectangles 3 inches by 2 1/2 added to the palette throughout inches or cut with a cookie cut- the seasons with selections like ter to make round sandwiches. pumpkin pie for fall and pep- Place on an ungreased baking permint and eggnog around sheet. Bake 6 to 8 minutes or Christmas. until the edges look set. The Another ice cream company centers will be slightly puffed. in that area claims a specialty in Cool and remove from bak- ice cream sandwiches that they ing sheet. Cut ice cream into say sets them apart. Rather than rectangles about 3/4 inch to 1 freezing soft ice cream between inch thick and place between Your Life. Your Heritage. two cookies, they harden the ice two cooled cookies. Press gently cream, slice it and put the cook- together and wrap with alumi- ies on the outside. num foil or plastic wrap. Place What all this means in terms in the freezer for at least 24 of homemade ice cream is that hours. Makes approximately 16 the only limitation is your imag- ice cream bars. ination. Make the ice cream flavor you want using a greater Orange pineapple ice cream Take a vacation... from your loan! or lesser proportion of cream (Makes 6 quarts) depending on how creamy you 6 eggs, beaten For a $20 fee per loan, HeritageWest will send you on a vacation from your loan want it. 3 3/4 cup white sugar The extras like nuts, berries, 1/2 package orange drink mix * payment. Simply complete the form and return it to any HeritageWest branch, and chips and crumbs can be added. 14 ounces crushed pineapple Some items can be added right or juice we’ll skip your July or August payment. All proceeds will be donated to charities. at the beginning of the freez- 1 quart whole milk or half ing process, while items like and half crushed-up Oreos should be Cream or milk to fill can mixed in shortly before you 3 junket tablets, dissolved stop cranking so they don’t get Thoroughly beat together Name: ______Account Number: ______mushy during mixing. eggs and sugar. Add drink mix Vanilla bean ice cream is a and pineapple. Put this mixture YES, please send my payment[s] on vacation! I would like to skip the following loan[s]: [please check all that apply] modification on the perennial into an ice cream freezer fol- favorite. It will require some lowed by heated half and half or � AUTO LOAN Account Number if different than above: ______exploration in specialty shop- whole milk. Add enough cream ping to find a place to purchase or milk to fill the can to several � SIGNATURE/PERSONAL LOAN Account number if different than above: ______the beans to grind up to add to inches from the top. Add dis- the mix. solved junket tablets and stir. � VISA CARD PAYMENT Account number if different than above: ______Whatever your favorite flavor, Let set for 15 minutes and then plan for homemade ice cream freeze it. � OTHER Account number if different than above: ______for a traditional July 24th celebration! Frozen custard I would like to skip these loans in: � July � August [check one] 1 quart milk Vanilla ice cream 6 to 8 egg yolks, beaten well Please transfer my $20 for each loan from: � Checking � Savings [check one] (Makes 1 gallon) 1 cup white sugar 1 quart milk 1 cup brown sugar 2 1/2 cups sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 pint milk 1 quart cream 1 cup white sugar Borrower Date 4 eggs beaten 1 package unflavored gelatin 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup cold water Mix all the ingredients 1 large can evaporated milk together and place in a 4-quart 1 pint cream Co-Borrower Date freezer. Use 1 1/2 pints coarse Put 1 quart of milk into a rock salt for each gallon of ice double boiler and add egg cream. Layer salt and ice cream yolks, 1 cup white sugar, 1 cup up the sides of the can and start brown sugar and salt. Cook the mixer. this mixture until it coats a This can be a base for an spoon. In another pan, heat 1 800 662 9522 assortment of other flavors. Just pint milk and add 1 cup white www.HeritageWestCU.com before the ice cream is hard sugar and the gelatin, which has enough to remove the dasher, been soaked in the cold water. add chocolate chips, fruit, nuts, Combine mixtures, add evapo- *Eligible loans must be open prior to April 1, 2010 and in good standing at the time of the skip. Interest will continue to accrue; payment will be added to the end of the loan term. Mortgage & business loans are not candy pieces, marshmallows, rated milk and cream. Freeze. eligible for the skip. Other restrictions may apply. Ask a Member Service Representative for more information. broken cookies, or other items.