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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele baseball eliminated from playoff picture See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN May 6, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 101 50¢ County considering regional sewer plant by Sarah Miley ties for either pre-treatment or STAFF WRITER post-treatment. Aqua Engineering’s Craig Tooele County has retained Neeley, who is also the contract- an engineering firm to study ed city engineer for Grantsville, the feasibility of a regional said, “It’s always less expensive sewer plant that could possi- to build a centralized facility bly include Grantsville, Tooele, than several satellite facilities.” Stansbury Park, Lake Point and He added existing facilities county-administered parts of wouldn’t be abandoned if a Tooele Valley. regional sewer plant was built, “We’re just doing a little but rather integrated into the investigation to see if one new system. would be feasible,” said Tooele “The trick would be to inte- County Engineering Director grate the existing facilities and Vern Loveless, who added the use those, but yet use this facil- idea of such a facility has been ity for the areas that didn’t have kicked around for years. “We’re adequate treatment or capac- serious enough about it now to ity,” he said. have an engineering firm see The county’s plan to consider how feasible it is to combine such a system comes at a time some sewer treatment facili- when growth is taxing sewer ties.” infrastructure in many areas. Bountiful-based Aqua Grantsville City is contem- Engineering is the firm con- plating an expansion to its ducting the study. sewer system, and Tooele City, If a regional sewer plant was despite currently undergoing feasible and plans to construct an expansion, is already look- photography / Troy Boman one put in place, it would ing at upping its treatment The body of a dead calf lies on the side of a dirt road near Lone Rock in Skull Valley. Lone Rock, a popular recreation area where 10 cows were recently killed, mean that wastewater from capacity again, according to also has problems with litter, reckless shooting and trail damage. existing treatment facilities — Loveless. Grantsville, Tooele, Lake Point Additionally, Stansbury Park Improvement District and and Lake Point, which have Stansbury Park Improvement their own lagoon systems, are District — would go to a region- part of the study. Lone Rock troubled by other al sewer plant. Tooele County has a few facil- “What we’re looking at is ities — Miller Motorsports Park a regional sewer system,” and Deseret Peak Complex — Loveless said. “We’re not look- that are currently being served ing at collecting sewer from all by Tooele City, so the city has problems besides cattle killing the homes in the Tooele Valley, an interest in a combined sys- just collecting from existing tem as well. That sewer line by Jamie Belnap Bureau of Land Management offi- for the Salt Lake Field Office of the sewer plants.” is pumped to the Tooele City STAFF WRITER cials say that while the number of gun Bureau of Land Management. “It has He added the regional sewer treatment plant. Future antici- shooters in the area isn’t particularly become an eyesore and it’s disap- plant would probably be an pated growth around the area The recent killing of several cows a new development, other problems pointing that people wouldn’t be bet- augmentation to the existing near Sheep Lane would even- near Lone Rock in Skull Valley has continue to elevate in seriousness as ter when they go out there.” facilities, with possible consid- shone a spotlight on other problems these and other recreationalists leave And what’s even more concerning, eration of the existing facili- SEE SEWER PAGE A5 ➤ in the area. behind trash and pay no heed to signs Rigby said, is the type of trash left Aside being a well-known geological alerting users of land-use stipula- behind. feature in Skull Valley, Lone Rock also tions. “We have found computer monitors appears to be Tooele County’s most “It is an area that has seen a lot of out there that people shot at,” Rigby popular shooting range — with thou- trash because people are irresponsi- sands of spent shells to prove it. ble,” said Teresa Rigby, spokeswoman SEE TROUBLE PAGE A5 ➤ Dog attack raises difficult questions

by Jamie Belnap Road resident, suffered deep was bit in the heel while trying ‘I’ve never seen my dog do STAFF WRITER bite wounds to her leg and to help Thompson. this before,’” said Debra Bush, arm when her neighbor’s dogs Thompson’s neighbor was animal control supervisor and A 21-year-old Tooele City squeezed through a hole in not home at the time of the director of the Tooele City woman was transported to the wood fence that separated mauling. When police respond- Animal Shelter. “All dogs have Mountain West Medical Center the two yards. Thompson was ed to the scene, the two pit the propensity to bite.” Friday evening after being attacked while she was try- bulls were still running free in Both dogs were transported mauled by her next door neigh- ing to usher four young chil- Thompson’s back yard. to the animal shelter for quar- bor’s pit bull. The attack again dren — two of her own and The police report stated that antine. A hearing will determine raises the issue of dangerous two that she was babysitting the owner said his dogs have whether they will be allowed to photography / Troy Boman pets and what steps should be — into the house, according gotten loose before, but had go home or be euthanized. Dan Olson holds a water sample tube above a clarifying tank at the Tooele City taken to solve a countywide to a report by the Tooele City never caused a problem. This process is the same in wastewater treatment facility. Tooele County is proposing a regional treatment plant problem. Police Department. “In all the dog bite cases we to link up with already existing plants. Megan Thompson, a Timpie Another woman, Tori Jensen, see, every single owner says, SEE ATTACK PAGE A9 ➤ Memorial mural creates controversy by Tim Gillie Hainsworth called city officials to took action. STAFF WRITER complain. She was told the city’s “The kids came to me and asked if hands were tied because the mural they could paint a mural in memory A new mural painted by tag artists was protected free speech. of their friend and I said OK”, said on the back of Quality Quick Stop on “An answer to the issue would Nakar. “When I heard some of the Broadway Avenue to memorialize a involve a complex analysis of First neighbors were upset, I covered up friend has stirred up controversy in Ammendment [free speech] issues the objectionable part with white the neighborhood. as well as signage, harmful materials paint.” The mural was painted in memory and other laws,” said Roger Baker, The mural now sports a figure with of Wayne Steele, 26, who passed away Tooele City Attorney. a head, arms, legs, and a white box unexpectedly on April 22. Jeff Eilerts However, the artists appear to for a torso. and a group of Steele’s other friends have settled the matter without the Eilerts said that the nude was a painted the mural, which includes city’s involvement. random figure and not part of an a portrait of Wayne and some of his “Our intent was to do something overall theme. It was also not one own artwork. in memory of Wayne,” said Eilerts, of the pictures from Steele’s sketch- Brynn Newell and Donna of Tooele. “We did not mean to do book. Eilerts anticipates that the Hainsworth both have backyards anything objectionable, and when I artist that painted the picture will that face the new mural. The two heard there were complaints I asked return and touch up the whited-out neighbors say one of the figures in the person that painted the picture figure at some point. the mural was of a naked female. in question to go over and fix it up.” “It probably wasn’t the best thing “It is more than I want my 12-year- Before the mural could be touched to paint in a public place,” said photography / Troy Boman old son looking at out his bedroom up by the original artists, however, Eilerts. window,” Newell said. Quick Stop owner Narendra Nakar [email protected] The controversial portion of a mural dedicated to deceased graffiti artist Wayne Steele depicted a nude women until it was covered up with white paint.

OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE OBITUARIES A7 BULLETIN BOARD B2 TV LISTINGS B4 CLASSIFIEDS B7 Jean Rush recieves Teachers participate SPORTS A10 ANNOUNCEMENTS B5 state award for in ‘Walk the Walk’ volunteering See B1 WEATHER See B3 Mostly cloudy with afternoon thunderstorms on Wednesday. Highs in the low 70s. Complete Forecast: A2 A2

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Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Mountain West CEO plans for hospital’s growth

Tue 72/50 by Doug Radunich the hospital’s reputation Q: How are Mountain West 5/6 STAFF WRITER locally? Medical Center’s staffing Intervals of clouds and sunshine in A: I’ve heard that residents levels presently? the morning with more clouds for Editor’s Note: Kelly Duffin are quite pleased with the new A: We staff at established safe later . became the new CEO of hospital, particularly in its per- levels. We’re able to retain high- Mountain West Medical Center formance in the last 12 to 18 qualified staff to care for our last month, replacing interim months as shown by nation- patients. There is a shortage of CEO Denten Park, who returned ally-comparable clinical qual- nurses and clinical staff at hospi- Wed 63/44 5/7 to his previous position as asso- ity scores. I attribute that to tals nationwide, however, espe- A few thunderstorms possible. ciate CEO of Payson Regional the quality physicians we’ve cially in places like California, Highs in the low 60s and lows in Medical Center in Payson, recruited into the area, the New York and Florida, and the mid 40s. Ariz. Duffin came to MWMC existing physicians on the med- Utah is not immune from these from Santa Cruz, Calif., where ical staff, and the entire clinical shortages. Here at Mountain he served as Chief Operating staff in general. I had heard West we have a good number Thu Officer of Dominican Hospital, a mixed opinions on the old of highly skilled nurses who are 60/43 379-bed medical facility. Duffin hospital that was here before very well-trained, and I think 5/8 is originally from Shoshone, Mountain West was built. It’s that over time more people will Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the Idaho, and has a master’s low 60s and lows in the low 40s. evident that the quality of care understand that we really have degree in healthcare adminis- in Tooele County has markedly a gem of a hospital here.” ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content tration and an MBA from the improved over the last several Service University of Minnesota in years. We’ve really raised the Q: Is recruiting and retain- Temps / Precipitation Minneapolis. He recently sat bar of clinical quality. ing doctors an ongoing bat- down with Transcript-Bulletin tle for a rural hospital? reporter Doug Radunich to dis- Q: What new initiatives will A: It can be, but we’ve been Date High Low cuss the present and future of you pursue to improve the pleased with the quality of (prec./inches) the hospital: quality of care and contin- physicians that we’ve been May 1 48 26; .02 ue the growth of the hospi- able to bring into the commu- May 2 56 32; 0 Q: How is Mountain West tal as a business? nity. There needs to be a good May 3 66 34; 0 Medical Center fairing as A: We will expand in our fit, so we seek to merge the May 4 72 42; 0 a business and in terms of outpatient clinical settings, interest of the physician with May 5 75 49; tr. patients served? meet the growing demand in rural medicine and the growing A: Very favorably. The scope all our communities, and seek demographic demands of the Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer of services that are provided to expand our services on our community. For many physi- for the National Weather Service, reports here is outstanding, relative photography / Troy Boman hospital’s campus in collabora- cians, it’s a great fit, and we’re that his recording station at 139 S. Main to the size of the hospital. You tive ways. I think the landscape pleased to have them in our St., received .02 inches of precipitation wouldn’t expect such a full Kelly Duffin became the new CEO of Mountain West Medical Center last month. of healthcare in general has community. between May 1-5, for a total of .02 inches breadth and depth of services He faces the challenges of keeping the hospital up to the growing population shifted, where we as consumers so far in May. at a 38-bed community hospi- demands. are becoming more knowledge- Q: How have you personally For the water year, which began Oct. 1, tal, but we’re able to do it. I was able about healthcare decision settled into Tooele? 2007, Tooele has received 10.8 inches of quite excited to start working working collaboratively with ing excellent service now, and making. I see a shift where the A: I am excited to be here precipitation. The normal for the year is here when I found out about them. Our biggest challenge as we continue to provide that patient is the center of health- in the community. I have felt 19.09 inches of precipitation. the level of services offered. We right now is keeping up with excellent service and ensure care, with the physicians, hos- so warmly welcomed here by have such good clinical staff. I’d the demographic growth. We that there is access to the care pitals and insurance payers civic and community leaders, Pollen say we’re as good, if not better, have one of the highest growth that people need — both out- supporting the patient in their and I feel like Tooele has truly than the hospitals in the Salt rates in the state, and while patient and inpatient high- receiving of healthcare. In a tra- become a place to call home. Lake area for the services we that has been a good thing, our quality access — then we will ditional model, it could have My family will move here in The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma provide. challenge will be to respond continue to grow as a hospital. been either the hospital or the June after school is out, and pollen count for May 6, 2008, is as to the growth with greater and As patients interact and receive physician in the center, making we plan to build our home in follows: Q: What do you attribute improved services. our services, they will find the decisions and being the one east Erda. After growing up in Cottonwood — Extremely-Low that success to? that they are receiving excel- to drive them. That’s not how a small rural town in southern Mold — Low A: The hospital has respond- Q: How do you as CEO plan lent care. They will be satisfied it is anymore. Now, it requires Idaho and recently working in Maple — Moderate ed to the growing demand for for Mountain West Medical and recommend our services to a truly collaborative effort by an urban area, I felt like moving Willow — Extremely-Low services by recruiting quality Center to keep up with their friends and family. all participants, with one con- to Tooele is like coming back Birch — Moderate-High physicians and other employ- growth in Tooele County? sumer, skilled physicians and a home.” Sycamore — Low ees into the community and A: I think that we are provid- Q: In your opinion, how is high quality hospital. [email protected] Oak — Low Ginkgo — Extremely-Low Mulberry — Extremely-Low Ash — Extremely-Low Alder — Extremely-Low Familiar face back as interim director at USU Tooele Russian Olive — Extremely-Low Walnut — Extremely-Low by Tim Gillie ure in Tooele was one of rapid bachelor’s degree programs in tant work started by Kathleen STAFF WRITER growth that included the accounting and entrepreneur- Robinson, the previous exec- Subscriber Service building of the current facility ship this fall, along with a new utive director, will contin- Vince Lafferty is no stranger that houses USU Tooele. master’s in social work. The ue while USU conducts the to USU Tooele. Lafferty, who He has three specific goals campus will also expand its search for a new dean,” said If you haven’t received your newspa- has worked for 34 years with he’d like to accomplish dur- staff in elementary education Ronda Menlove, USU vice per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 USU’s Regional Campus and ing his short stint back in and offer a secondary teach- provost for regional campuses and our customer representative will Distance Education system, charge: First, to ensure that ing endorsement in history, and distance education. “The assist you. Customer service hours on served as executive director the new $1.2 million, 9,000- English, math and physical new dean will bring a level of Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 for Tooele from 1984 through square-foot classroom addi- sciences. academic leadership that sig- p.m. until 8 p.m. 1999. He left Tooele for the tion is completed. Second, to Lafferty said there are nals maturing of the campus main Logan campus, where he continue the process of hiring several programs that USU and increasing numbers of most recently served as direc- qualified faculty for new pro- Tooele may offer in the future, faculty members and degree tor of program development grams to begin this fall. Third, including a doctorate in edu- programs.” ���������������� and concurrent education. Vince Lafferty, USU to strengthen and expand cation, and master’s degrees Menlove expects the search �������� Now he’s back in Tooele degree program opportuni- in educational technology, will take about a year. When again to head the campus town has grown a lot since I ties and explore other ways school counseling and busi- the new dean is in place, �������������� while a year-long search for a left. It will be great to play a the Tooele campus may serve ness leadership. Lafferty will return to his job �������������� ��������� permanent dean is conduct- role in the continued growth more students. “The appointment of in Logan. In the meantime ������������� ������������������ ed. of the Tooele regional cam- USU Tooele will launch Lafferty ensures the impor- Lafferty will commute from ������ “I’m excited to back in pus.” his home in Logan to Tooele. ����������� ���������� Tooele,” Lafferty said. “The Lafferty’s first 15-year ten- [email protected] ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� ������������������� ATV REPAIR! �������������� ���������������� I REPAIR ALL CHINESE, JAPANESE Tooele ������������ ���������������� Homeowners pulling AND TAIWANESE ATVS. ��������� TUNE UPS– $55.00 ������������ ������ OIL CHANGES – $40.00 “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” ������������ ������������� less equity out of houses LABOR RATE – $55.00 AN HOUR ������������ ��������������������� 1600 N. 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TUESDAY May 6, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Frank OHLMAN BLM gives Grantsville High computer equipment M Attorney at Law

by Sarah Miley group of computers went into FREE Consultation STAFF WRITER the digital photography lab, which previously didn’t have for The Salt Lake Field Office of any computers. Wills & the Bureau of Land Management “They used to have to go into Trusts has donated 36 computers other labs and share those labs, and 12 flat-screen monitors to but now we’ve got those com- Grantsville High School. The puters so they can work right donation comes after the BLM there,” he said. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele recently upgraded its own com- The donated computers puter equipment. are almost three times faster 882-4800 Grantsville High School than the older computers and technology teacher Preston come with two to four times the www.schmutzmohlman.com Lorensen said, “I just want the amount of memory, Lorensen BLM to know that we are appre- added. ciative of what they’ve done. It [email protected] helps out here and it makes our lives easier.” The computers are being used in the library, in various STATE FARM classrooms and in the digital STATE FARM photography lab. The monitors have gone to teachers. ALLSTATE The decision to give the STATE FARM computers and screens to GHS was based on interest from the PROGRESSIVE school, said Erin Darboven, public affairs specialist at the PROGRESSIVE Salt Lake Field Office of the GEICO BLM. The BLM made some calls to see who was interested photo courtesy of Preston Lorensen and the school was receptive to These computers in the Grantsville High library were part of 36 computers and 12 flat-screen monitors donated by the Salt Does Your Car Insurance Match Up to #1? receiving the computers. Lake Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management. Call me for a quote and see why nobody matches State Farm’s “We have such a connection with Tooele County, and not County — folks that commute invest in that.” were difficult to work on. The combination of personal service and low rates. only the county but the people in. We have an investment in Lorensen said the donated flat-screen monitors replaced there,” she said. “A lot of our the future of Tooele County computers replaced old, slow larger ones to free up space work force comes from Tooele so we’re more than happy to computers in the library that on teachers’ desks. Another Food bank volunteer receives state award by Tim Gillie 80 later this year, has vol- Michael C. Gubler STAFF WRITER unteered at the Salt Lake 108 East Vine Community Action Program, Tooele, UT 84074 Jean Rush, a volunteer at Tooele office for two years. the Salt Lake Community She takes food orders from 882-0202 Action Program, Tooele office, people for the food bank and ® has received the 2008 Silver helps those in need learn LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE FARM IS THERE. Bowl Award from the Utah about other services avail- Commission on Volunteers, able through the action pro- a state agency, for her work gram. in helping to feed the hungry “My husband passed away of Tooele County. 43 years ago,” said Rush. “My Rush was given the rec- cousin volunteers here and ognition at a luncheon she invited me to come down sponsored by the Utah and try it out. It has been Commission on Volunteers wonderful.” and the Utah Volunteer Rush’s supervisor said the Centers Association in Provo award was a just recognition on April 28. One volunteer of the work Rush has put in. from each county in the state “Jean is a ray of sunshine was nominated and recog- at the Tooele Community nized at the lunch. Rush Action Program,” said Lori photography / Troy Boman received the Silver Bowl for Sandoval, director of the being the volunteer of the Salt Lake Community Action Tooele Community Action Program volunteer Jean Rush was recognized by the year in Utah. Program, Tooele office. “She the state for her service as a volunteer in late April. Rush, a 79-year-old Tooele “I was surprised,” said is happy, cheerful and easy to County native, earned the 2008 Silver Bowl Award honoring her as the top vol- Rush. “After listening to all work with.” unteer in the state. the wonderful and touch- The silver bowl award has ing stories about everyone, I been given out to the top vol- volunteer center of Greater engraved silver bowl to pres- don’t know why they picked unteer in the state for about Salt Lake Area. ent to the volunteer of the me.” 30 years now, according to “It began when O.C. year,” Beck said. Rush, who will be turning Kristin Beck, director of the Tanner company donated an [email protected] ‘Normalizing’ state liquor laws cause confusion by Brock Vergakis Pub in Salt Lake City. liquor. like a Mai Tai and Long Island Ice ASSOCIATED PRESS “That’s what’s the really, real- Opponents noted that not Tea even more difficult to prop- ly messed up part of this whole everyone orders a sidecar with erly serve. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The thing. Say you do order a mar- each drink. Morris said at Piper Huntsman touted the new law first major change to state liquor garita, which we’ll make with Jose Down on Super Bowl Sunday he as a step toward “normalizing” laws in years took effect Monday Cuervo, and then you want a shot sold more than 400 cocktails and the state’s liquor laws, but even as part of an effort to improve of tequila. You can do it, you’re just only 40 of those included a side- Guinney acknowledges that isn’t the state’s teetotaling image and going to have to order a different car, which was usually served in a the top complaint for tourists. appeal to more tourists around shot ... say a shot of Patron.” tall glass with extra mixer. The No. 1 complaint is the the world. Utah’s liquor laws have left “They don’t want a stronger state’s requirement for a paid Utah has some of the nation’s tourists scratching their heads in drink, they just don’t want to membership to enter a bar that strictest liquor laws and weakest confusion for decades. make a trip back to the bar,” he serves liquor, Guinney said. drinks. It is the only state that caps However, resident drinkers and said. “That’s what makes us differ- how much alcohol can be served frequent visitors have learned The change in liquor law ben- ent. Keep in mind, with a cover in a shot or a cocktail, accord- to navigate them so well that efits Guinney because restau- charge you get something. You ing to the National Conference of increasing the amount of booze rants where liquor is served are get a DJ, live music, you get a State Legislatures. in the standard cocktail is actu- not allowed to serve sidecars. dance floor. Here, you have to pay Tourists “complain about the ally an attempt by lawmakers to Customers frequently complain admission to spend your money,” size of the martinis and the cost reduce consumption. about weak, overpriced martinis. he said. of everything,” said Matthew Currently, the amount of liquor "We were literally the biggest Tourists and locals alike have Kallio, a bartender at a downtown allowed in a shot or cocktail is 1 rip-off in the United States,” complained for years that adults hotel. ounce. An additional 1.75 ounces Guinney said of the 1 ounce pour. shouldn’t need what’s often By allowing up to 1.5 ounces of liquor considered “flavoring” is “It was embarrassing.” referred to as a permission slip to of liquor, Utah’s drinks are now also allowed in some drinks. For Huntsman, it was an enter a bar even if it’s just to order more in line with the industry Customers can order a second opportunity to finally make good a hamburger. standard. shot known locally as a “sidecar” on comments made years ear- “It’s kind of absurd,” said But if there ever was a day that they can take in one gulp our pour lier that he wanted to loosen the Anderson, the Los Angeles visitor. could illustrate how convoluted into their drinks as long as the state’s liquor laws and boost tour- “If you want to charge me a cover, and quirky the state’s liquor laws total amount of alcohol doesn’t ism. In his first term, he’s strug- charge me a cover. But don’t make remain, it could be on the holiday exceed 2.75 ounces. Asking for a gled with image problems as one me fill out a form for every bar we that celebrates Mexican troops’ double and having a bartender of his liquor commission appoin- go to. Honestly, it’s rude.” defeat of a French army on May pour it is illegal. tees made headlines for suggest- 5, 1862. “You can get drunk here, you ing restaurants hide liquor bottles Special Traditionally, Mexican beer, just need to know how to work from view so they wouldn’t offend margaritas and tequila are the the system,” said Eric Anderson, people who don’t drink. Mothers Day gift ideas from . . . drinks of choice at many bars on an engineering consultant from Some lawmakers were skep- dealerdealer Cinco de Mayo. Los Angeles who frequently trav- tical of Guinney’s proposal, but 500 Village Blvd Ste 110 But if anyone in Utah had els to Utah for business. “Maybe they needed Huntsman’s support Stansbury Park, UT 84074 an unfinished margarita on the I won’t have to order eight drinks to banish flavored malt bever- table or bar Monday, ordering now.” ages from grocery stores and con- 435-837-4225 an accompanying shot of tequila But allowing customers to get venience stores. Huntsman had would be illegal. a buzz by ordering fewer drinks threatened to veto that measure The rule will apply to all cock- wasn’t part of the sales pitch for because he said it would hurt tails — ordering a shot of the the new liquor law. The catch, if it Utah’s image. Digital Frames same liquor that’s already in your can be called one, was proposed Instead, Huntsman approved drink is impermissible. All other by Tom Guinney, an owner of the sending the sweet drinks to state liquor is fair game. Servers must high-end Gastronomy restau- liquor stores so he could get the keep track of the primary liquor rant chain. It was Guinney who stronger cocktails. Digital Cameras iPods in everyone’s drink before serving approached Republican Gov. Jon The compromise quickly a round of shots. Huntsman about changing Utah’s moved through the Legislature Bar owners are already ponder- liquor laws. with little public input. Some ing the legal gymnastics that cus- His proposal: Eliminate the lawmakers didn’t fully grasp the Laptop Totes tomers and servers are about to sidecar in favor of a stiffer, stan- changes they were making, while perform along with windy expla- dard drink. Huntsman agreed. bar owners were outraged they nations of Utah’s new law. Guinney persuaded lawmak- weren’t consulted. “There’s ways around it, but it ers that by eliminating the side- Under the new law, the maxi- makes absolutely no sense what- car, people wouldn’t get as drunk mum amount of liquor and fla- Taser C2 soever,” said Dave Morris, owner as they currently do because voring allowed in a drink is cut to Zunes of Piper Down: An Olde World they’ll be drinking 25 percent less 2.5 ounces, making fruity drinks A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 6, 2008

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OUR VIEW Beware of developers who wear rose-colored glasses See that arid hillside covered in sagebrush? Looks pretty ordinary, doesn’t it? Now try seeing it through the eyes of a developer. Voila! An 18-hole golf course, McMansions with RV parking garages, equestrian trails, fishing ponds, spouting fountains… These days it seems there’s a dream — or scheme — attached to almost every large parcel of land in Tooele Valley. Many of these dreams are approved by government officials. Some actually begin construction — per- haps the model home is built first, then a street leading to it. However, that’s as far as many big-dream developments get. In the end, residents of the subdivision are left with empty promises and unfinished infrastructure, towns are left with streets to nowhere and lamp posts in dirt fields, and government officials are left to account for wasted taxpayer time and money. Stalled and failed developments plagued Tooele Valley even before the lat- est economic downturn. How much worse could the problem become now with buyers and financing both dwindling? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Last week, a Las Vegas-based developer reported he had no funding lined up at the time his master-planned golf course community outside Grantsville was approved for rezoning by the Tooele County Commission. This is worri- LETTERS POLICY some. Taxpayers have a right to ask why projects like this are approved and Letter of the Month (April) announced with considerable fanfare despite having no financial backing. If The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- the market’s not convinced, why are our planning officials? ters to the editor from readers. Letters Another development in Grantsville proper, Dolorosa Estancia, was loudly School size does matter playing other schools two and three must be no longer than 250 words, trumpeted as the town’s first gated luxury community when it was approved. I disagree with your editorial opinion times their size on a consistent basis. civil in tone, written exclusively for the More than two years later, this ambitious project is a long brick wall encom- (“Welcome SHS Stallions — now let the Grouping Tooele and Stansbury, with Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by passing a grand total of five homes, some of which are still unfinished. This rivalry begin,” April 15) that the three over 1000 students, and GHS, with 450 the writer’s name, address and phone is also worrisome. Taxpayers have a right to expect that developments will be high schools in this valley should be students, would create an unfair com- number. Priority will be given to letters completed within a reasonable amount of time, and will not create a linger- grouped in a 3A classification of 400 to petitive advantage for the larger schools. that refer to a recent article in the ing eyesore within a town. 1,200 students. Such size disparity is not High school rivalries are fun when the newspaper. All letters may be subject Some massive developments blessed by local officials seem to be end- fair to the smaller schools. In athletic competition is fair. But it would be no to editing. lessly floating on the horizon. The Saddleback project in Lake Point, which competition, school size is the most more fair to group GHS with Tooele was proposed several years ago, is one example. The 2,000-home North Star important determinant of the outcome. and Stansbury than to group GHS with Letters written to thank an individual or Ranch in Grantsville, which was scheduled to break ground earlier this year, We have seen the proof. When Tooele Dugway and Wendover just for the sake organization should be submitted for may become another, given that construction hasn’t begun and the devel- or Grantsville was among the larger of a local rivalry. GHS will always feel a “Notes of Appreciation” oper has repeatedly requested to downsize the project. schools in their classification, they did kinship with THS and SHS, and occa- It’s all right for developers to dream big. But it’s up to government officials well. We’ve also seen exceptions, but sional practice games may be enjoy- Readers who are interested in writing a to ensure that those dreams have a sound basis in reality before letting proj- generally, size rules. GHS does not, as able, but when it comes to region and longer guest op-ed column on a topic of ects go ahead. your editorial claimed, “delight in play- state competition, the schools should general interest should contact Editor ing the role of the scrappy underdog.” be aligned according to size. Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- That role is forced on the school by Merril Nelson mation at the top of this page. GUEST OPINION unfair classification. No school enjoys Grantsville E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (435) 882-6123 Charter schools undermine Forever traveling to Salt Lake I think maybe they should look at their Mail: Letters to the Editor At Tooele High School, the Junior Prom own yard and get it cleaned up before they Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is held in Salt Lake City. High school grad- go around telling people with a five-foot P.O. Box 390 uation ceremonies are going to be held in privacy fence to clean their yard. Besides, wisdom of public education Salt Lake City. This is all celebrated by the I live on a dead-end street. It’s not like any re charter schools a good students involved, condoned by their par- one is driving by. Practice what you preach idea, or a dangerous boon- ents and sanctioned by the Tooele County is what I was always told. LETTER CONTEST A doggle? Recently, an edito- School District Board of Education. Since Quenten Christensen rial appeared in our newspaper Corey Grua this has become the accepted way of Tooele Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will supporting a charter school for GUEST COLUMNIST honoring our achievements and heritage, select the best letter of the month and our valley [see “Charter school why then do we stand at half-time and Driving refresher course needed reprint it in the first Open Forum page will help boost educational sing “Forever and forever in Tooele?” I am writing because I am confused and of the following month. The winning diversity,” April 22]. May I pres- Marelle Sanderson enraged — something President Bush calls letter writer will receive a free one-year ent an opposing viewpoint with We need to encourage realistic Tooele “conraged.” On Main Street, each side has subscription to the newspaper. The sub- sincerity and respect? I speak legislation, volunteer our time two lanes and a shared turning lane in the scription can be transferred or used to as a public school teacher who and expertise, and attend par- One man’s junk is another’s treasure middle marked in yellow with dashes and renew a present subscription. has had two separate teaching ent-teacher conferences. Public I want to know why everyone, including solid lines. It is to be used when a vehi- careers. In between, I spent 20 schools are by nature, general. the city, is worried about what is in every- cle needs to enter a business establish- years in corporate business train- Early Utahns knew they would body else’s backyard. Isn’t this America? ment or residence on the other side of the people a blinker is a bar on the left side of ing. I returned to public teaching be but were dedicated to filling The owner of the property should be able street. You should spend as little amount the steering wheel that controls the turn because I love making a differ- in the blanks and freely enlarging to have whatever they want in their yard, of time in this lane and only enter it signals on your vehicle. Defensive driving ence in adolescent lives. the curriculum at home. as long as it’s not illegal. I love old cars, directly to make your turn. What you can’t only works so well when you have people An old masters thesis on Let us not undermine our some people call them junk. Well what do is stop in it when exiting a business who do not convey their intentions on the Grantsville’s first 100 years has public schools by creating new about the people who have the wooden or residence. This causes more accidents road. Lastly, drivers need to slow down recently taught me that improv- options while crossing our fin- wagon wheels and rusty mining carts? than you can believe. Another car-related around school zones. Twenty miles per ing schools in this valley has gers. Homogeneous student These are vehicles 100 years older than my issue is discourtesy. Why would you, in hour means 20 miles per hour. By going always been on the public bodies are not an answer. Utah ‘64 Ford. These wheels and carts are junk your car mind you, do things that you faster you are saying you do not care agenda. Since the 1850s, Tooele voters recently stood up against to me, but it is their yard so let them have wouldn’t do while walking on the side- about children’s lives. Something has to be Valley residents have been con- vouchers. We are ignoring the what they want. I was driving up Coleman walk? Would you just stop in the sidewalk done about our driving issues in Tooele. cerned with the education of the wisdom of the past that created Street and pulled in to buy some parts and if you knew someone was behind you? We aren’t getting any smaller. next generation. When our state public education in Utah and was told this is not a junkyard, it’s the city Would you cut in front of someone that Brad Densley began, the vast majority of Utah across the nation. Our public shop. The city wants me to clean my yard. was walking? Next I would like to remind Tooele students were educated in church schools have helped the melting schools. As communities diver- pot do its job. They will continue sified with additional religions to do so, but not if we continue to GUEST OPINION represented, Utahns felt that weaken them with shortsighted education would be more equal “improvements.” We cannot con- and objective if all students were tinue to experiment with our pre- Proposed G-ville strip mall needs more thought educated together. cious and vulnerable children. Public schools were created. Public schools aren’t perfect. his summer, I will have lived in only exacerbate the problem of stu- Collective needs of the entire Perfection is not to be found in Grantsville 30 years. Because one dents who are not in school when they community were then addressed education. Nonetheless, watching of the things I most love about should be. T Julynn Tanaka and students with different my special education students Grantsville is the country atmosphere, I If this project is approved, not only backgrounds and needs sat side lifting my other students last have chosen to live on Deseret Circle, a GUEST COLUMNIST would traffic increase in the area, but by side, learning the 3Rs — and week through profound essays quiet street both close to the city center noise would also — including the noise how to respect one another. I and poems gave me a great feel- and a little isolated. We were the first of early morning drop-offs at the day don’t believe that charter schools ing of hope that we can be stron- house on the block, watching as each dential home for over 100 years — was care facility and traffic in and out of address common needs as well. ger by having a mix of students new house was built and we met our rezoned as commercial in the “city businesses. Some residents have built Emphasizing specialty needs in the same room. I saw true new neighbors. My six children and the plan.” Apparently, once turned down, expensive fences next to Mr. Fields’ can take us away from the basics difference in action, as attitudes children of many of my neighbors grew Fields had to come up with something property. What would happen to those that have made America strong changed before my eyes. We must up here, enjoying not only the safety of else to do with the property. fences? How much would the traffic and effective. Segregating stu- be careful not to jump on flavor- our small town but the close proximity The majority of the property owners onto Main Street increase with the new dents along ideological, intel- of-the-month bandwagons led of schools and downtown Grantsville. in the area of the planned construc- businesses? lectual or economic lines during by well-meaning or devious pied I believe if you have something great, tion were surprised to hear about his Have these issues and others I have their formative years can deeply pipers. you do not have to change it — at least plans. We attended a hearing held at not raised been thoroughly looked into, hurt them. Why build barriers until you have done some research and City Hall on April 8, where we were able or has the “city plan” taken precedence between our young people that Corey Grua is a Grantsville resident are certain what you are changing to to voice our objections. At the meet- over those who will have to live with the will translate into barriers they who spent 16 years teaching in the will be better than what you have. ing, after hearing from many of the consequences of the businesses in their must then remove as adults? Uintah School District and 20 years The residents of Deseret Circle were worried residents concerning the new back yards? Two new strip malls have Public schools can still address doing corporate business training. recently given letters from Gordie plan, the planning commission passed recently been built in Grantsville and many unique needs, if the public He has been teaching English at Fields, a developer, describing plans a motion that the land in question be many office spaces stand empty today. has the patience and determi- Grantsville Junior High School for for property adjoining the back- zoned commercial. Many residents who Wouldn’t it make more sense to see if nation to help them do that. the past four years. yards of many homes on our street attended felt the commission had made the current empty spaces will be filled [see “Neighbors fighting proposed up its minds before the meeting even before new ones are built? How many Grantsville strip mall,” April 17]. These began. houses built on spec are vacant in our plans include a day care center, a vet One of our concerns about the busi- city? How many people have lost seri- clinic and a strip mall opening onto nesses being in our backyards is that ous money on these ventures? I would Main Street. After Fields purchased the they will not only connect to us, but suggest that those involved take some property, we heard that his plan was will also be next to the high school’s time and answer these questions before to build houses. Evidently, when Fields property. A trail running from Main they start developing more buildings A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 took this proposition to the city, they Street to the high school, next to Fields that may just stand vacant and become turned him down. At the time, the land property, is now continually littered a nuisance to our city. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus was zoned as residential. The problem with all kinds of debris, including Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor was that 150 feet of the front of the cigarette packages and bottles of all Julynn Tanaka is a longtime Grantsville property — which included a resi- types. Building a strip mall there may resident living on Deseret Circle. A5

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A STUDENT’S VIEW Sometimes prom is just not worth it hatting quietly in a cor- Once that hurdle has been strous task by herself and usu- ner, red sparkling punch leapt over, its on to the next ally drags in a few more unsus- C in their hands, a group Kelci Sagers task: the shoes. They may not pecting spectators to help. of tuxedo-clad young men CORRESPONDENT even show during the course Sadly enough, in the end, as stand, most likely comparing of the night, but they have an she tries to recreate the scene We’re Pleased their prom horror stories from equal share in the getting-ready from the advertisement or to Introduce ... Eric Solie earlier that day when all of a process. This part of the quest her pre-conceived notions or sudden, a stray sequin catches advertising a new gown at a takes a good 7 to 10 trips — and dreams, she realizes that there one of their eyes. At once, the dress store, or perhaps even a some very comfy walking shoes. is no fan to blow her hair up, Quality Automotive Group is pleased to welcome Eric Thanks Tooele County group of four turn their heads, floral-scented hair shampoo. Total involvement of people her date has no idea where she Solie back to our professional all in the same direction. Unfortunately, every junior girl coming with you? At least two, is and is much too consumed sales team. Eric comes to for your Support! There she was, a stunning dreams of this moment as if it if not three. with whatever he and his bud- us with a long history in the goddess in a long, red satin really will come true on that Now that everyone has had dies are talking about to try and automotive field. dress with heels dyed to match, fateful night. And that’s where time to recover, a new set of look for her, and the only ones Born and raised in Salem, quite possibly trying to recreate it all begins — the stress, the friends will be seduced to the who have noticed what she is Utah, Eric served an LDS the song, “Lady in Red,” float- drama, and the out-of-propor- mall with promises of fun and wearing are the ones who went Mission in South Carolina after high school. Most ing down the grand staircase tion headaches for any and all laughter, but best of all, jewelry. through the grueling planning of his time was spent in directly ahead of them. A cool involved. By the end of the day, now any- and shopping process with her. Utah County honing both breeze blows her long hair away First comes the shopping. where from 1 to 4 friends will Inevitably, her dreams of automotive expertise and from her face, allowing it to Shopping for a dress, shopping be involved, most of which can prom deflate like a burst bal- BYU loyalty. dance around her shoulders, for shoes, and jewelry, and a feel their heart beating in their loon, and she’s left to cry mas- A lifetime car-enthusiast, while other girls push back- date, and a handbag, and flow- head. cara rivers on the stairs that she Eric has had the pleasure of owning some of the most ward, giving her more than ers, and makeup, and, and, and, Eventually, the chosen young almost tripped down two min- highly coveted automobiles enough room to pass by. Now, the list never ends. Typically, a man will be asked — five utes ago. Take it from me, in the in the world. Some of his every jaw is on the floor when young lady brings her mother months in advance typically — end, sometimes prom’s just not past treasures include a all of the sudden, a director or her excruciatingly honest but only after the dress shop- worth it. 1969 Shelby Mustang, a yells, “Cut!” best friend — a lot of times ping has been accomplished. 1969 RS/SS Camaro, 1974 Plymouth Barracuda, 1956 No, this is not from a real life both — to ensure that first and Of course, the young lady ask- Kelci Sagers is a senior at Tooele Chevy Bel Air, and the prom, but rather a commercial foremost, the dress is perfect. ing can’t be left to do this mon- High School. list goes on to names like Corvette, Ferrari, Porsche. Needless to say, cars have from the five aforementioned Neeley said upgrades to the extra capacity in the Tooele been a lifelong passion. Sewer areas. Tooele plant would likely be City plant to bring the region- “It got under my skin when I was about 10 years old. It started with motorcycles and grew into cars.” Mr. Solie confides. He still stops in his tracks when he sees a Harley Davidson continued from page A1 Based on findings, Aqua utilized if the regional sewer al plan online,” he said. cruise on by. Engineering will produce plant were to be proven fea- Cary Campbell, direc- Having gained valuable experience in Atlanta working in commercial real estate, Eric moved several cost estimates for the sible and accepted, and a tor/chief building official back to Utah and later traveled extensively around the United States as a buyer for his tually require some sewage project. regional plan put in place. of Tooele City’s Community own dealership. Throughout his career he’s been known by contemporaries and customers treatment, Loveless said. “We may not be able to col- The Tooele plant could pos- Development/Public Works alike as an expert appraiser in determining the genuine value of a vehicle. He’s served as a Grantsville, Tooele City lect from all those areas, so sibly be used to bridge the department, said he believes specialist in credit, financing and insurance as well. and Tooele County are con- a regional sewer plant is the When asked what motivates him on a daily basis, he simply replies, “Every car has a story.” tributing $7,000 each toward “The trick would be to integrate the way to go. Mr. Solie moved to Tooele with his family in 1995 (where four of his six children graduated the cost of the study, and Lake “Everybody working toward high school) and considers it home. He feels comfortable in the small town environment yet Point and Stansbury Park are the same goal just makes knows how to handle the challenges that lie ahead as Tooele quickly grows into a larger existing facilities and use those, but city. contributing $1,000 each, sense,” he said. Loveless said. Regardless of whether or “Everything about automotive sales has evolved. Customers have more access than ever to yet use this facility for the areas that the same information we do. It’s all very open. I really try to understand what my customer “All five of us have antici- not a regional sewer plant needs and then look into all the options that he or she may have - become an advocate of pated needs for sewage treat- didn’t have adequate treatment or comes to fruition, Neeley said sorts. A customer may need simple, basic transportation or simply want a vehicle for fun. ment, and it’s been proposed Grantsville will likely imple- Either way, if I can be on their side and help them achieve their goals, then we both win.” that we do something,” he capacity.” ment an interim project to Eric’s greatest joy in life are his children and grandchildren. When he has spare time, he said. Craig Neeley increase its treatment capac- enjoys taking long drives, reading suspense novels, and playing cards. Neeley said the study began Grantsville city engineer ity. Eric can be reached at The Blue Q Dealership, 1141 North Main St., Tooele. Feel free to in April and should be com- “Grantsville’s very near stop in and say hello. pleted sometime in mid- capacity right now,” he said. Call 435-850-2330 to reach his cell phone June. we may be looking at vari- capacity gap from the time “Just like we need water, we or 435-882-1300 (main switchboard) or send an The study will look at gen- ous alternatives to either take that this plant would be start- need a place to treat it once email: [email protected] eral demographics and popu- wastewater from difficult ed to the actual time it would we’re done using it,” Loveless lation projections, as well as areas or not take it from those be implemented. said. the feasibility of collection areas,” said Neeley. “One option is to use that [email protected]

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He origi- nally developed his knack Ballroom Dancing coming in June- call Steve Livingston 882-0339 for cleaning and remodeling from working with old auto- mobiles as a teenager. “When I was 15 or 16, I started fixing up old cars and reselling them for more money, and I would do things like put on new rims and tinted windows and things Free Golf Fridays like that,” Bowen said. “I just photography / Troy Boman Free Golf on Friday May 9, 16 loved to fix things up, and I We Dump Your Junk owner Ryan Bowen stands in front of three of his trucks used to remove unwanted materials Tuesday. and 30th from 7-11pm. later figured that there was Bowen, a real estate agent turned junk baron, saw an opportunity for waste removal while selling houses. an even better market with at Deseret Peak Complex remodeling houses.” said. “Once spring starts we “We have done jobs where like, and get rid of stuff that’s Pitch n’ Putt golf course. Once he began remodel- get really busy because peo- we’ve pulled 25 to 30 loads barely standing, like old sheds ing and repainting homes for ple start to think about spring out of a place, and we’ve or barns. We’ll clean up a lot resale, Bowen saw another cleanup.” done some that have been of old businesses that will go business opportunity — in Once Bowen and his crew really easy and gone by real- out of business and just leave junk. have cleaned an area, they ly quickly,” Bowen said. “We their junk there, and we’ll “There came a point where take removed items to Deseret even did one house in Rush also do a lot of construction I got sick of pulling a trail- Industries, the Tooele County Valley where the residents sites that don’t get cleaned up er everywhere, so I bought landfill, or recycling facilities had thrown garbage out their like they should.” a dump truck, and people in Salt Lake City. windows for years. We got Bowen has considered started seeing me with the The company removes to wear gas masks and use expanding the business into dump truck and always ask- appliances, furniture, yard big shovels, and I think we Idaho with an uncle, but jokes ing me if I could haul things waste, cars, trucks, trailers hauled 10 or 11 loads out of about Tooele County having Call 435-843-4020 for them,” he said. “I decided and concrete, and also does that house.” enough junk laying around to make a business out of it. construction cleanup and The company also does to keep him in business for for more info. I figured it would be a good demolition for trailers, old jobs for real estate firms, and 30 years. business for the area because garages and anything else cleans the homes of recently “We love cleaning up everyone has junk, whether that needs to go. Most of its deceased individuals. Tooele County and taking it’s stuff in their basement, an business is in Tooele County “When people pass away, care of people, and it’s great old shed or an old car.” with an occasional Salt Lake the family comes in and usu- to be able to see the area Bowen said the company’s job, according to Bowen. ally takes what they want, become a better place,” he business has grown by 15 or Bowen said jobs may take and then they want to get the said. “There’s nothing better 20 percent every year since as long as 3 to 5 days, while house ready to sell,” Bowen than watching an older lady 2003. others may take as little as 5 said. “That’s when we come who’s had junk inside and “Usually during the winter to 10 minutes. He currently in, and we’ll go through the outside of her house forever we’re not too busy, but at the uses four different trucks, house and get rid of anything smile after you’ve cleaned it beginning of this year we were including flatbeds, and a crew that’s left in the entire house, all up.” off to a great start,” Bowen of five part-time helpers. take the carpet out if they [email protected]

Open Auditions Grantsville seniors make quilts for needy by Alyssa Roberts the Grantsville Senior Citizens “We give our quilts to them from fundraising activities and Once Upon A Mattress CORRESPONDENT Board. “But we’re giving to our and they know which centers rummage sales. county. The shelters here in and organizations are in need The quilts are set up at least A hilarious musical adaptation Grantsville’s Senior Center Tooele really needed quilts. We of the quilts,” said Edwards. once a week, with anyone has been keeping busy by tying didn’t realize there was such a With a dozen regular volun- wishing to volunteer coming of the fairy tale classic quilts for the needy. need.” teers from the senior center, to tie, and three other volun- The seniors began by helping Holly Johnson, Tooele their efforts have been very teers sewing and finishing the Princess and the Pea the firemen donate 100 quilts County’s victim advocate, and successful. Since last summer, blankets. to the burn center last sum- Karen Kuipers, the county’s they have yielded 90 completed Wanting to help make every- May 7th & 8th 7:00pm to 9:30pm mer. They then decided that relief services director, collect quilts that have been donated one comfortable, the volun- this was a project they wanted the finished quilts from the vol- inside the county, with approx- teers have been varying the Dow James Building to continue on a county level. unteers. Many of the quilts go imately 60 more currently or sizes of the quilts. 400 W 400 N “We have kept it as an to the Children’s Justice Center, nearly underway. “We have made all different ongoing project,” explained the Pathways shelter for abused The senior’s pay for quilting sizes, from baby to teenager Please bring 16 bars of a Broadway style Karlene Edwards, treasurer of women, and the homeless. materials with money made size,” Edwards said. song and a memorized 2 minute Humorous monologue. Beetle-ravaged forests prompt closures in Rockies Call backs are May 9th 7:00pm by Matt Joyce West, but warming tempera- and Wyoming. School instructors use the ASSOCIATED PRESS tures and an abundance of “I would think that we would term “widowmaker” to describe & May 10th 9:30am aging lodgepole pines that have more in the future just the dead trees. CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) haven’t been thinned by fires because the trees that have “Just giving them that name Production dates are — Vacationers will have fewer have allowed populations of been killed are getting older, trains campers to stay away July 10th-12th, and July 14th-19th, 2008 places to pitch their tents the hungry insects to explode. and as they get older there’s from the impact area,” Gookin this summer in Colorado and They now infest nearly 3,600 more of a chance that they said. “You just don’t hang out Wyoming, and they can place square miles of forest in the will fall down,” said Mary Ann underneath them.” For more information visit www.LaForgeEncore.org the blame on bugs. two states. Chambers, a spokeswoman The Forest Service does not Or email [email protected] The U.S. Forest Service has Swaths of 60-foot trees killed for the Forest Service’s Rocky have an estimate on what it will closed some popular camp- by the quarter-inch bugs may Mountain Region. cost to remove dead trees at the Sponsored by the grounds in the two states be easily toppled by wind or Forests in Montana, Idaho, closed campgrounds. because of concern that trees other disturbances. Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and However, the biggest tree killed by the bark beetles that “If they were to fall on a tent Arizona also have been affect- removal project — taking an are ravaging forests across the camp, they would probably kill ed by bark beetles, but Forest estimated 9,000 trees from West could topple onto unsus- or injure the people inside,” said Service officials say there are around the reservoir, camp sites pecting visitors. Francisco Valenzuela with the no immediate plans to close and picnic areas at the popular Bark beetles have always Forest Service in Washington, any of their campgrounds this Hog Park campground in the been a part of forests in the D.C. summer. Medicine Bow National Forest The Forest Service recently Some bark beetle infesta- of southern Wyoming — could announced the closure of 21 tion also has been noticed at cost as much as $900,000, offi- campgrounds and recreation lower elevations of Yellowstone cials said. Restoration Advisory Board sites in Colorado and Wyoming National Park in Wyoming, but Visitors will have access to for the summer. Seventeen park officials say campgrounds the lake but the 50-site camp- Dugway Proving Ground other sites will open late, after there are not yet affected. ground will be closed, said dangerous trees are removed. Dead trees always are a safe- Steve Best, district ranger Forest Service officials say ty hazard for hikers and camp- for the Forest Service’s Brush Army Community Services (ACS) Building campgrounds in other parts of ers, said John Gookin of the Creek-Hayden District. Building 5124, Room 239 the country have been closed National Outdoor Leadership The Forest Service intends to Dugway Proving Ground, Utah because of beetle infestations School, which teaches wilder- plant new trees but it’s likely the in the past, but never on the ness skills at 11 spots around campgrounds will “look pretty Monday, May 12, 2008 scale seen this year in Colorado the world including Wyoming. bare for a while,” Best said. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

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Robert F. Aragon just as he wanted. If you ever met Catholic Church Wednesday, May the Tooele City Cemetery (Area him you would be treated with as 7, 2008 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral 51). A motorcycle procession will Our beloved Robert F. Aragon much respect as you gave. services at St. Marguerites will be lead the hearse from the church has passed from this life to join He rode motorcycles most all held on Thursday, May 8, 2008 at to the cemetery; all are invited to family and friends in whatever his life and loved every mile of it. 10 a.m. Interment will follow at ride to pay tribute to Robert. the next has to offer. He died He loved to read books and watch Saturday, May 3, 2008 from com- gory Sci-fi movies. He liked dis- plications of a full and adven- cussing current world issues and Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, turous life. He was born May politics. He always had a special 19, 1951 in Tooele to Jake and place in his heart for his family. and How Much Do They Cost? Gertrude Aragon. He spent most of his time with He was raised with his broth- his brother Kiko; they have been Consumer’s Guide Compares ers and sisters in the Tooele an inseparable pair for many 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands neighborhoods of New Town, years. Robert was a member of Get this book to learn: Edgemont and Tortilla Flats St. Marguerites Catholic Church. What is the best brand for you? (TF). It was in these neighbor- He is survived by his children, hoods that he met many lifelong Marty (Michelle) Aragon, Danny How much do hearing aids friends. Tortilla Flats was a place (Tina) Aragon, Jesus Aragon, and cost? he considered his home and he Stephanie Aragon (DeHerrera) What should you expect from held it in high regard. He was His parents, Jake and Gertrude new hearing aids? a man who did not let anyone active in the student movement 1980 and moved to New Mexico, Aragon, brothers, Frank “Kiko” Learn how to save 50% off intimidate him; he always stood in the community. where he pursued his education Aragon, Frankie Aragon, Rudy MSRP on digital hearing aids. up for his beliefs and his people. He worked as a paralegal for at the University of New Mexico. Aragon and sisters Tessie (Joe) For a FREE copy, call Tooele is a better place for many a few years while in Tooele. His He earned his Bachelors degree Santistevan and Monica (Jose) Offered to the public by because of the changes Robert lifelong goal was to become a in political science. While he was Lozano. He is also survived by 1-800-957-6270 Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message helped to bring. successful attorney but his dream there he worked as a Civil Rights countless relatives and friends UT License #368167-4601 Robert attended school in was never fulfilled because of Specialist for the New Mexico who loved him tremendously. Tooele and in 1969 served a two other pressing issues life had to Department of Labor. He was preceded in death year commitment with the U.S. offer. His New Mexico adventure by his brothers Anthony and Army where he was stationed in Robert married Marcella Vigil lasted nearly 20 years and then Eddie Aragon, his granddaugh- Frankfurt, Germany. He returned on April 30, 1970 and together he returned to Tooele to be closer ter Angela Aragon, a nephew back to Tooele and worked at the they had four children; Marty, to his family. He did not speak Anthony Aragon, his paternal Party Paper Tooele Army Depot and started Danny, Jesus and Stephanie. They of a favorite position for they all and maternal grandparents and his education at the University later divorced but remained life offered some form of personal many other friends and rela- of Utah. Robert became involved long friends. He had a total of 14 growth and an opportunity to tives. with Socio, a Spanish organiza- grandchildren and 5 great grand- meet new people. Robert was an A viewing and rosary will tion where he was politically children. He left Tooele around amazing individual who lived life be held at the St. Marguerites ROLLS Eva Alldredge ing in her children. She always Preceded in death by parents, • multiple sizes took great pride in her home and husband, daughter, sisters Melba • different stocks Vorwaller yard, where she worked tirelessly Murray and Ruth Lucas; broth- • cover tables for many years. Mom could do ers, Quentin, Wayne, Gene and Our loving Mom, Grandma, anything she put her mind to. She Roy Alldredge, son-in-law Rick • crafts Great-Grandma, sister, and was the original “Tang Grandma”, Vowles and many brothers and • moving $ friend Eva Alldredge Vorwaller, all of her grandchildren sported sisters-in-law. • coloring 2 peacefully passed away on the happy orange smiles at one time We know there was a joyous morning of May 2, 2008, in or another. She greatly enjoyed reunion with her loved ones when Murray. She was born on August the companionship of her two she crossed to the other side. As Inquire within 17, 1925, in Summit, to Levi Q. dogs, Buster and Poncho Villa. Grandpa Great always said, “Now and Ermine Dalley Alldredge. In August of 2007 she received she knows the answer.” Her family moved to Garfield, her endowments and was sealed Mom, we will miss you more where she had a very happy to her husband and family in than you could ever know. We childhood growing up with her the Jordan River Temple. Left Love You. Have a good rest, you 58 North Main • Tooele brothers, sisters, many aunts, to mourn her passing are her deserve it. A viewing will be held uncles and cousins. She had James Voshell with whom she had children; Vicki (Gary) Gebauer, Tuesday, May 6, 2008 from 6- many happy memories of piling a daughter, Linda, who died in Charlene Vowles, Nellie (Tom) 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. into the Model T with the family, infancy; later divorced. Married Parker and Sandy (Brad) Gillies. Main St. Tooele. Funeral services to make their trips to Summit Charley Vorwaller and had three 14 grandchildren, 29 great- will be held on Wednesday, May and St. George. She spent many more daughters, Charlene, Nellie grandchildren, with two on the 7 at 11 a.m. at the Erda Ward Mother’s Day nights on Grandma Dalley’s and Sandy. way. Also brother Isaac Alldredge, Chapel, 203 E. Erda Way. Friends feather bed. She spent her life as a wife, sisters-in-Iaw Beth Fawson, may call at the church from 9:30- She married Thomas LeBreton mother and homemaker. She Georgia Warr, Nina (Keith) Warr, 10:30 a.m. prior to the service. and together they had a daugh- instilled the importance of fam- Ruby Romero, Hazel Warr, and Interment in the Lake Point ter, Vicki; later divorced. Married ily values and the love of garden- many nieces and nephews. Cemetery following the service. MASSAGE Ruth Darlene Hatch University as a secretary and at She was preceded in death Tooele Army Depot as a secre- by her parents, brother Myron & Spa Treatments Richman tary and budget analyst. Hatch, brothers-in-law Ivan Darlene is survived by three Allen and Donald Thorpe, Sister- GIFT CERTIFICATES Born: July 11, 1928 Died: May children: Bradford Richman, in-law Ilean Smith Hatch. One hr Massage $35 • Pkg/3- 1 hr massages $98 2, 2008 Sue Armstrong (Roger), and Funeral services will be Half hr Massage $19 Darlene was born the young- Jana Richman (Steve Defa); five Wednesday, May 7, 2008, at 10 est of eight children to Edwin grandchildren: Ryan and Rachel a.m. at the Tooele 11th Ward ULTIMATE PRINCESS PKG $99 LUXURY PKG $59 Pace Hatch and Ethel Catherine Armstrong, Amber, Brandi, and Chapel 180 S. Coleman, with Massage, Heated Stones, Steam, Facial Massage, Massage, Heated Stones, Gooch Hatch in Cove. She Kurtis, Richman; daughter-in- a visitation the hour prior Foot Bath, Paraffin Dip 2.5 hrs Facial Massage 1.5 hrs attended elementary schools law Annette Richman; siblings: Wednesday at the church as in Richmond, Hyrum, and Agatha Allen, Terrance Hatch well from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday Mary Brasby Paradise, and Auburn, Wyo. She (Helen), Tarrell Hatch (Zona), at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main graduated from South Cache Carrell Thorpe, Leona Miller St. Tooele. Interment Paradise 882-2728 High School in Hyrum. (Kae), Bartley Hatch, and sister- City Cemetery, at 3 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8am - 9pm • 14 Yrs Exp. She married G. Reese in-law Faunda Ree Hatch. Wednesday. 4982 N. Droubay Road Richman on September 27, 1950 in the Logan LDS Temple. They lived most of their mar- taught school for 35 years. ried life in Tooele, where Reese Darlene worked at Utah State NOW COLLECTING YOUR LaVelle Green It’s Time to UNWANTED AND (Pancho) UN-NEEDED LaVelle Green, 79, passed away May 1, 2008. Born April 4, 1929 to PRESCRIPTION Parley and May Yates Green of Lake Point. Married Judy Bates CLEAN HOUSE MEDICATIONS December 26, 1983, she preced- ed him death. Life time resident of Grantsville, graduated from Grantsville High School. Served in the U.S. Army. Enjoyed the outdoors, fish- ing, hunting, riding horses and Dutch oven cook outs. He was a member of the LDS Church. Survived by Sister; Elsie Palmer Waldorf of Maryland, Brothers; Clean out your SATURDAY Donald (Carolyn), Merl (Myrna) of Grantsville, Step son Shawn Bunnell and nieces and neph- MAY 10, 2008 ews. Household

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photography / Troy Boman Willy Wonka played by Grantsville Junior High eighth grader Steven Moulton is surround by cast members during rehearsal Wednesday. Public performances for will begin May 7 at the school. Grantsville Junior High to turn forum into Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory by Missy Thompson “Seussical Junior.” three additional songs added ater program. Austin Greenland, STAFF WRITER MTI works with authors of in specifically for this version. who plays Charlie Bucket, is a Copy Cottage classic children’s novels to cre- This the first year Carpenter has seventh-grader and the smallest Willy Wonka’s secret factory ate specialty musicals that are been teaching at GJHS and in boy in the cast, who also has the (435) 843-9945 of delicious chocolates and can- suitable for ages 8-14 to per- his six classes he has close to highest voice. dies is coming to Grantsville form. With the success of the 200 kids per day in the drama “I tried to spread the leads 220 Millpond, Suite 104 • Stansbury Park, UT 84074 Junior High School. movie adaptation “Charlie and program. out,” Carpenter said. “I tried to Mon-Fri 9am - 7pm, Sat 9am -5pm. Seventh and eighth graders at the Chocolate Factory,” starring “This is not double cast pick the ones that fit their parts Located in University of Utah Health Center Complex GJHS will transport audiences Johnny Depp, and the original because I was able to extend the best. They all have unique into a world of pure imagination “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate the Oompa Loompa chorus,” personalities that fit the char- with their production of Ronald Factory,” starring Gene Wilder, Carpenter said. “I wanted to fit acters.” USPS SHIPPING CENTER Dahl’s “Willy Wonka Junior,” Carpenter thought this produc- everyone into one cast.” Because “Willy Wonka Junior” based on the book “Charlie and tion would be great for his young Steven Moulton, an eighth is designed for younger students, -All Postal Services as regular post the Chocolate Factory.” The actors to put together. grader, is playing Willy Wonka. it also has a short run time of an show runs Wednesday through “I wanted to do this because Carpenter says he has a nice hour and 15 minutes. office at the same post office rates, Saturday at 7 p.m. in the GJHS of the message the show brings singing voice and personality on “It’s a perfect family show,” forum. across and points it out more stage. he said. “It’s good for people in without the long lines and longer hours. GJHS drama teacher Glen than in the movie,” Carpenter “He’s got that whole mischie- the area to see what the kids in Our weekday mail pickup is at 4:30pm Carpenter allowed students in said. “You don’t have to break vous air like Johnny Depp or school are accomplishing.” his classes to vote on which rules to win. That’s a good mes- what you’ve seen with Gene Tickets for “Willy Wonka and Saturday pick up at 1:00pm. musical from Music Theater sage for junior high age kids.” Wilder,” he added. Junior” are $6 for adults, $4 for International they wanted to “Willy Wonka Junior” follows Carpenter didn’t want to kids and students or $20 for a perform. In the end, “Willy the Gene Wilder version very limit the cast to eighth graders family pass for up to five peo- MAY COPY SPECIAL - Wonka Junior” won five times closely and has five of the songs because seventh grade students ple. as many votes as runner-up from that movie with two or might lose interest in the the- [email protected] Black and White copies starting at 5 cents. your Sell product LaForge Theater Company MOTHER’S DAY GIFT ITEMS AND IDEAS OVER to 27,000 -baskets, candles, tiles, balloon Readers casting for first performance bouquets, soaps, bath salts by Missy Thompson tions on the production staff: be time consuming. I will be STAFF WRITER rehearsal accompanist, sound respectful of the time element and more. technician and light technician. because I don’t want to waste Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. The first production from The show will be performed at their time.” LaForge Encore Theater the Tooele High auditorium on For that reason, LaForge is Company is about to get under- July 10-12 and 14-19. limiting rehearsals to two hours way. A musical has been cho- Although Carol LaForge has per day. sen, the performance dates set been the drama teacher and “Once Upon a Mattress” is a ��������������������������� and the scripts purchased. The director at Tooele High School musical comedy based on the only thing left is to find a cast. for more than 30 years, this Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy Auditions for “Once Upon production of “Once Upon a tale “The Princess and the Pea.” a Mattress” will be held on Mattress” is a community show. The plot of the play revolves ���������������������� Wednesday and Thursday at Because it’s designed for the around evil Queen Aggravaine the Dow James Complex, 400 community, LaForge will be wanting to keep the princesses N. 400 West in Tooele, from 7 accommodating to those with in a fictional medieval kingdom p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Actors want- scheduling conflicts. from marrying so her son Prince ing to audition don’t have to “I’d like to do what I’ve always Dauntless will never marry. stay the whole time, but can done with the kids at the high But when Princess Winnifred come at any time during that school and that’s accommodate Woebegone shows up and set period. the cast,” LaForge said. “There charms Dauntless, the Queen Those auditioning will need might be people who don’t care designs a test to see how sensi- to have 16 bars of a prepared if we have daytime screenings tive Winnifred would be sleep- Broadway-style song and a two- or those who works nights. But, ing on 20 thick mattresses with minute memorized humorous if we do have a community cast a tiny pea placed somewhere in monologue. Call backs will be most of them will have daytime the middle. held on Friday for choreogra- jobs.” The principal characters phy at 7 p.m. — those who are Rehearsals will be held every are Princess Winnifred, Prince called back will need to stay the day, Monday through Friday Dauntless, Queen Aggravaine, entire time — and Saturday for until the end of May, all of June King Sextimus, Lady Larken, acting and singing. A time for and up until the performances Sir Harry, Minstrel, Jester, the Saturday call backs will be in July. LaForge says that she will Wizard and the Nightingale of announced during auditions. also accommodate people who Samarkand. None of these roles In addition to the prepared can’t come to every rehearsal. have been precast, so any actor song and monologue, audition- “It won’t be, come once a week could fill them. LaForge wants ers will need to fill out an appli- and we’ll put on a show in six 25 to 30 actors to complete the cation that can be found online weeks,” LaForge said. “If you’re cast and hopes to get a variety of at laforgeencore.org or they will in the chorus you wouldn’t have people of all ages from the com- be available at the auditions. to come everyday. But the leads munity to audition and be part Full Color The company is also accept- will have to do a lot of cho- of “Once Upon a Mattress.” Every Page! ing applications for open posi- reography and singing. It will [email protected] 2 national forests combined

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Uinta forest around Provo region said the change will eliminate or Wasatch-Cache National Forest just to the much larger Wasatch-Cache combine 20 management posi- got more complicated. National Forest. tions, but that maintenance and Now it’s the Uinta-Wasatch- The Uinta forest always was service should improve. Cache National Forest. Utah’s most confusing national for- Ogden District Ranger Chip The Tooele County Summer Guide is the perfect The mouthful of a name is worth est — it covers three disconnected Sibbernsen said the consolidation opportunity for you, the advertiser to get your name out $2 million a year in administra- sections along or near the Wasatch “is just entirely driven by budget. there. Because this beautiful full-color magazine has an tive savings for U.S. Forest Service’s Range and no part of the promi- It’s static to slightly declining, and indefinite shelf life, it will be a constant reminder to the Intermountain Region. nent Uinta mountains topping out our fixed costs are going up, and we public about your business. Budgets are the biggest thing at 13,528 feet. can’t let those two lines cross. That’s driving the consolidation. Funding The Wasatch-Cache forest cov- what’s driving this whole thing.” Inserted in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin and placed has languished while demands for ers almost all of the Wasatch Range His district has seen funds for in Motels, Restaurants, Businesses for Tourists and firefighting and recreation are ris- from the Idaho border south. It also recreation and forest trails pro- ing. takes in part of the Uinta moun- grams go down at the expense of Visitors’ Bureaus across the Wasatch Front. Magazine Some ranger districts are losing tains. firefighting. Size: 8-1/4 x 10-3/4. Shelf life: 4 Months. a recreation planner in the consoli- Forest Service spokeswoman Uinta forest supervisor Brian dation. Kathy Jo Pollock emphasized that Ferebee was appointed acting Call Keith or Angie: (435) 882-0050 TOOELE A similar consolidation took the consolidation doesn’t shrink supervisor of the combined forests. TRANSCRIPT place in 1973 when the Wasatch any forests — only Congress can Ferebee said he plans to reduce Ad deadline is May 9, 2008 BULLETIN and Cache forests were combined. change the boundaries. the vehicle fleet and consolidate The latest consolidation adds the Forest Supervisor Dave Myers office space for district rangers. OBITUARYA9 A7

TUESDAY May 6, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

REEL TALK ‘Iron Man’ rises above comic-book genre

Missy Thompson STAFF WRITER

t seems comic books are easily transformed into I good movies — with the exception of “Daredevil” and “Elektra.” Take the character of Spider-Man for instance. He’s a little geeky, but is so cool because of his super powers. The list could go on about comic book series or characters being made into films — the latest of these brilliantly made films being “Iron Man.” This is the type of movie that everyone can love, not just fans of the comic book. That may be because one expects films like “Iron Man” to be slightly exaggerated. photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures If the action, acting and film style is under done, the Robert Downey, Jr. plays Tony Start, a.k.a. Iron Man, in the new film based on a comic book. movie wouldn’t be nearly as North Tooele County good. step for Favreau who pulls that protects his heart from and Nick Fury (played by Fire District To go along with the acting, through with a spectacular the shrapnel embedded in his Samuel L. Jackson) setting up Open you need the perfect cast in film so many will enjoy. body. for an Avengers movie. For order to pull off a good comic Sometimes the dialogue in Raza (Faran Tahir) is the fans, this is the icing on an book movie. Tobey Maguire movies like “Iron Man” can ringleader and wants Tony to already fantastic movie. pulls off Spider-Man wonder- feel stilted or awkward. That’s build an extremely powerful This is a film for people fully. Now the same can be definitely not the case in missile. Instead, Tony works of all ages. Kids, teens and Stansbury Park said of Robert Downey, Jr. this film where writers Mark on making an iron suit of adults will find something playing Tony Stark, or Iron Fergus, Hawk Ostby (who armor so he can fight his way to like about “Iron Man.” Man. I am so glad he was the wrote “Children of Men” out of the camp. The mag- There is just enough humor House one cast in this role. The little together), Art Marcum and net that protects his heart is to match up with all of the Fire Station intricacies of the character Matt Holloway took the char- what allows the suit to func- action, drama and romance shine through with Downey’s acters created by Stan Lee tion. Eventually he makes to keep people interested in own personality. creator of Marvel Comics to it out of the camp alive and what’s going on during the The “assistant” characters make them sound authentic. back to California where he movie. I thought “Indiana th in comic book films tend to Well, as authentic as possible learns that his business part- Jones and the Kingdom of be heavily overshadowed by considering Tony Stark makes ner Obadiah Stone has been the Crystal Skull” would be Saturday, May 10 the main character. In “Iron a suit out of iron using very selling under the table to the a great way to start off the Man,” however, Gwyneth few tools in a shack. enemy. summer season, but “Iron pm pm Paltrow as Pepper Potts holds In “Iron Man,” Tony Stark Tony decides to use his Man” — which made $104.25 1 - 4 her own. It may be because is the owner of a success- knowledge and technology to million in the U.S., according she’s well-known or the char- ful weapons company that fight against evil. Everyone, to the-numbers.com, in the Opening Ceremonies acter has a more significant manufactures a variety of including his friend Jim opening weekend -- certainly pm role in the film. Jeff Bridges is missiles, guns and other Rhodes (Terrence Howard) earned that spot instead. to begin at 1 another actor who could have ammunition products to thinks he is going crazy for [email protected] easily outdone his role as the the United States military. not wanting Stark Enterprises evil Obadiah Stone. I’ve never While on an expedition in to have anything to do with thought of Bridges as a “bad Afghanistan, the vehicle he is military weaponry. They are guy” actor, but he really pulls traveling in nearly explodes unaware of what Tony has FLICK AT A GLANCE of this role and oozes with from a roadside bomb. He is created, but he is also in the viciousness. captured and held in a make- dark about what Obadiah has Grade: A- The direction of “Iron shift war camp for several up his sleeve to destroy Iron Rated: PG-13 Man” is a breakthrough for months. During that time Man. Time: 127 minutes Jon Favreau who previously he builds a friendship with Although “Iron Man” is a Now playing directed “Zathura,” “Elf” and Yinsen (Shaun Toub) a doc- little long, stay through the Public Invited “Made.” Taking on a big-bud- tor who keeps Tony alive by credits. After the credits fin- get, highly anticipated proj- making an electro-magnet ish rolling, there is a short ect like “Iron Man” is a huge powered by an arc reactor scene between Tony Stark BUT N G, OT H DO IS they agree to adhere to more know you are about to be bit,” Y D Attack stringent requirements like Bush said. M A continued from page A1 E N taller fences, additional insur- As part of regular shelter V D ance, obedience classes or other tours, Bush said they are striving O E incidences where an animal stipulations set forth by animal to educate children — the main L R . gets loose from a back yard control. victims of dog bites — about I without the owner knowing and Dangerous animals are what to do if they encounter a incidences in which an owner humanely euthanized. “grumpy dog.” knowingly lets an animal run at Owners have an opportunity “We are trying to teach the Tired of the fur-flying large, Bush said. to appeal the decision in writ- kids to be a tree,” Bush said. action that happens It includes checking to see ing, and a three-member com- “Don’t run or ride your bike every time your dog if the animal is up-to-date on mittee will re-evaluate the case away. 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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 6, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP THS BASEBALL Correction A photo caption in the sports sec- tion last Thursday was deleted dur- ing production. The photo showed Grantsville softball first baseman Mallory Oltjenbruns stretching to catch a ball at first base in a game against Bear River. Tooele softball Tooele dropped its first region game of the season on Thursday 4-1 to Springville at Deseret Peak Complex. The loss puts the Buffs in a tie with the Red Devils for the region title. Springville pitcher Sarah Clark scattered four hits with Tooele’s lone run coming in the sixth inning on a home run by Matti Snow. Springville scored twice in the first inning and added two more in the fifth to post the victory. Tooele will play four games in four days starting today with a game at Provo. They will play at Taylorsville High School on Wednesday at 4 p.m., at Mountain View on Thursday at 4 p.m. and then finish the regular season on Friday hosting 5A power Riverton at 3:30 p.m. at Deseret Peak Complex. Tooele girls golf The Tooele girls continue their win- ning ways, this time at Gladston photography / Troy Boman Golf Course in Payson. It was their Matt Gochis slides safely at home plate giving the Buffs a 3-2 victory against Springville on Thursday. The Buffs ended the Red Devils’ three-game winning streak. second closest match of the sea- son finishing with a 212, just seven strokes ahead of league nemesis Orem. Sadie Palmer again won indi- vidual honors with a 37. Meredith Loss to Provo drops Buffs out of playoffs Nigh had the second best score for Tooele with a 55. Kaitlyn Dahl and Mallory Peterson each fired a 60 to Tooele eliminated after coming up with clutch victory over Springville on Thursday round out the top four scores. The girls were also awared the Region By Jake Gordon sneak in some late runs with the ing out two. Zac Clausing came in ing inning. After being held hitless Linnell sprayed an RBI single to 7 crown in Payson and a story will STAFF WRITER biggest coming in the sixth. Steve the final two innings and pitched in the first three innings, the Buff left to give Tooele their first lead follow in Thursday’s edition. Witkowski hit a routine ground well enough to earn the win. hitters finally started figuring out 2-1. Grantsville baseball Playing with their playoff lives ball but hustled down the line to After a pair of scoreless innings Springville’s hurler. As both teams struggled to on the line Tooele faced the ace of beat out the double play. by both teams, Springville got on Matt Medina led off the inning get hits, they had to come up The Grantsville High School base- a very tough Springville team on While the Springville players the board first. With one out, the with a walk and then swiped sec- with ways to manufacture runs. ball team walloped Ogden 17-1 on Thursday. Brian Whatcott pitched grumbled about the call, Matt Red Devils drew two consecutive ond base to give Tooele a runner in Springville led off the sixth with a Thursday. The Cowboys finished in a near perfect game against Gochis snuck home from second walks to get runners in scoring scoring position for the first time walk and got runners moved over third place in Region 11 and will face Wasatch High School on Saturday at the Buffs with 11 strikeouts but on the play and successfully slid position. Tooele’s Anderson got in the game. Matt Gochis followed to scoring position due to a costly 10 a.m. at Juan Diego High School Tooele scrapped their way to a under the tag for the winning run. Brandon Miller to ground out to with a slow grounder to Springville error in right field. Colton Ramon with a second game scheduled for much needed 3-2 win over the Red Tooele starter Derick Anderson third for the final out but a costly pitcher Whatcott, then he subse- did exactly what he was suppose 2:30 p.m. Devils. took charge on the mound and throwing error allowed Springville quently threw the ball past the first to do, as he hit a routine fly ball With only three base hits in pitched five great innings allowing to take an early 1-0 lead. baseman to score Medina. GHS Wall of Fame the ball game, Tooele managed to only four hits and a run while strik- Tooele countered in the follow- With Gochis still on base Jordan SEE LOSS PAGE A11 ➤ Grantsville High School is now accepting nominations for its GHS Wall of Fame. Nominees must have GHS TENNIS finished playing high school sports GHS SOFTBALL at least three years ago, or retired from coaching at GHS a minimum of three years ago. Nominations should be sent to Grantsville High School Logan edges Grantsville closes out athletic director Pat Ciervo, 155 Cowboy Dr., Grantsville, UT 84029 or emailed to pciervo@tooelesd. Cowboys 3-2 in region play with victory org. by Abby Palmer “Even though the game Mule Deer Foundation STAFF WRITER wasn’t going to change our The Tooele County Chapter of the grudge match position in the region we Mule Deer Foundation will hold its Grantsville shortstop Kelsi came out and played hard,” Second Annual Banquet on May 17. Wells recorded all three outs said Grantsville coach Heidi The event will start at 5:30 p.m. by Mark Watson in the seventh inning to help Heath. with dinner at 7 p.m. The night will SPORTS EDITOR her team snuff out a Morgan Grantsville finished sec- include live auctions and raffling of rally and preserve a 6-5 vic- ond in Region 11 two games prizes. Children will also be able to Grantsville ended up one match short of tory over the Trojans in behind unbeaten Bear bid for prizes. The foundation was picking up a major region victory Thursday Grantsville on Friday. River. awarded $7,400 in chapter awards afternoon on its home courts against league Wells’ defense helped the which will go toward projects in the leader Logan. Cowboys throughout the county. The foundation is looking for The Grizzlies won the varsity match 3-2 game. With her sharp field- volunteers to help complete various with four of the five matches going three sets photography / Troy Boman ing skills and powerful right work projects using these funds. in a battle between two of the top teams in arm, she was able to assist in For more information call Jared at 3A. Grantsville sophomore George Parkinson returns a ball dur- a number of outs firing the 830-1232. “We’ll get another shot at them at region on ing a match against Wasatch earlier this season. Parkinson ball over to first base. fell in three-set match to Logan’s Jordan Ballam 5-7, 6-4, Coaches will be honored Wednesday and Thursday,” said Grantsville Wells even started the 3-6. Five former coaches will be hon- coach Pat Ciervo. scoring for her team stealing ored by the Utah Sports Hall of With the teams tied at two matches each, home in the third inning. Fame Foundation (USHFF) during the the number two singles players were still the match 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). After her theft, the Cowboys annual Distinguished High School on the court raging a war to see which team Logan’s Jordan Ballam edged out picked up steam and scored Coaches Award banquet. Marie would win the match. The two players had Grantsville’s George Parkinson 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 three more in the bottom Bone, Thom Budge, Jim Dickson, engaged in some verbal volleys as well as at third singles. of the second. Breanna Mike Hall and Ron Rushton will tennis volleys accusing each other of cheat- Grantsville’s number two doubles team Bunderson and Mallory receive their awards May 13 at ing during their marathon match. remained undefeated in region matches with Oltjenbruns scored on a the South Towne Exposition Center. In the end Logan’s Alex Baines prevailed a come-from-behind victory 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 double by Korryn Coats who Inaddition, former college coach Lori over Grantsville’s number two player Jared over Jaeden Harris and Ian Geeholzer. then scored on a double by Richards will be recognized as a Nordgran 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. The number one doubles match was the Krysta Taylor. coach of merit. For dinner reserva- Each varsity match was competitive last- only two-set contest in varsity play with Down 4-0, Morgan final- tions ($35), send checks to USHFF ing about two hours. Logan’s Mark Hopkins and Greg Wada defeat- photography / Troy Boman ly scored in the top of the secretary Scott Mayne, 10182 S. For the second straight time when facing ing Casey Williams and Brett Peterson 6-3, fourth with a double to bring Cornerstone, South Jordan, Utah, a top opponent, Grantsville’s No.1 singles 7-6. home a lone run. 8409. For more information, contact Grantsville’s Kelsi Wells stands player Logan Paulich dropped the first set. Ben Tripp and Kyler Rupp won junior var- in a brief snow flurry during last Morgan added a run in Tooele High School athletic director He lost the opening set against Brandon sity singles matches for the Cowboys. Tripp the fifth inning to slice Richard Valdez. He can be reached week’s game against Bear River. Nielsen 1-6, then gained momentum with a defeated Brett Reynolds 8-4 and Rupp claimed Grantsville’s lead to 4-2, but at 833-1981 or on his cell phone at Wells helped the Cowboys defeat 6-3 win in the second set. The final set was 830-3094. the visiting Trojans 6-5, with her tight and Paulich needed a tiebreaker to win SEE MATCH PAGE A11 ➤ stellar defense and accurate arm. SEE VICTORY PAGE A11 ➤ FROM THE SIDELINES Jazz allow Bryant to play like MVP in Game 1 of second round obe Byant gave an MVP perfor- scoring only 14 points, but he did log 113-91. The Rockets fell behind in the angle late in the second quarter and did mance Sunday afternoon against nine assists and nine rebounds almost first quarter, but played catch up in the not return. His absence may have made K the Utah Jazz with 38 points, six turning a triple-double. second, closing a 17-point deficit to 54- a difference in the score but it wouldn’t rebounds, seven assists and 21-for-23 David Gumucio Mehmet Okur changed his role, and 58 and giving the Jazz something to think have changed the outcome. The Jazz shooting from the foul line. That’s right CORRESPONDENT I like the big guy in there banging away. about at half-time. were rolling, breaking 100 points for — 55 percent of his points came from Okur’s game has significantly increased And think they did, coming out in the the first time in the playoffs and end- the charity stripe. at all levels as a result. Sunday, he pulled third quarter with energy and purpose ing Houston’s season with a 4-2 series The Lakers won their fifth-straight down 18 rebounds and delivered 21 fueled by Deron Williams’ four three- win. McGrady is now 0-and-7 in the first playoff game with a 109-98 victory over get, as coach Jerry Sloan made it clear points and three assists. But in the end, pointers. Williams was clearly the cata- round of the playoffs. the Jazz in the second round on the heels when you get beat on “D” you start foul- Utah’s lack of defensive and poor shot lyst in Friday’s romp scoring 25 points Wednesday’s game of their four-game sweep over Denver. ing. selection cost them the game. Utah with six rebounds and nine assists. Seven Game 2 with the Lakers is set for Experts contend that L.A. is the team “Our defense was very, very poor at attempted 95 shots to match their regu- Jazz players were in double figures, while Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Los Angeles. to beat, and after Sunday, Utah may best. Fouls are what you do when you lar-season high, but converted only 36 the team won all measurable categories The Jazz need to be mentally ready. Utah agree with them. try and bail out. I’d say that’s very poor shots for 37.9 percent. including shooting 84 percent from the can ill-afford Kobe going off for another Despite having only 38 hours to defense.” “We had open shots, we couldn’t make free-throw line. Utah’s mental prepara- great night. Kobe is Kobe, and he’s going prepare for the Lakers, the Jazz played Carlos Boozer fouled out after he con- them,” Sloan said. tion was obvious and so was their defen- to get his points — you just can’t let him tough, having six players in double tinued to struggle on both sides of the Houston goes down in flames sive play. have more than 25. Maybe when Kobe figures and were positioned to win the ball, scoring only 14 points, while grab- It was put-up or shut-up time for the Houston’s Tracy McGrady had 40 is awarded the league MVP before Game game just four points down with 4:44 bing 14 rebounds and dishing out four Utah Jazz on Friday night and they put points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists in the 2, it will distract him? I didn’t think so left. But that’s as close as Utah could assists. Williams had an off-night as well up in a big way beating Houston at home losing effort. Rafer Alston twisted his either. I’ll see you from the sideline. A11

TUESDAY May 6, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11

THS TRACK Region gives athletes an opportunity to qualify for state by Missy Thompson other schools in Region 7 can do, 100 meters at the quad meet with tally beat themselves up about STAFF WRITER except Springville, and they will a time of 13.13. At the BYU meet, their distances. probably be the team to beat. Terry finished in 17th at 13.04 “We’ve got good throwers, With the Region 7 track meet “The hardest thing is they with Christensen a little over a they’re just inconsistent,” Reed just a day away, the Tooele High won’t come out here for us to half second behind at 13.59 but said. “Both Mason Halligan and School track and field team used see them,” Reed said. “I’d like to in 45th place. Jordan Biorge are excellent jav- Saturday’s BYU Invitational as know how we stack up, because Both Terry and Christensen elin throwers but are so good in a good way to warm up for the it’s mental toughness at this are members of the 4x400 meter other areas, it’s what they prac- region meet that will be held point.” relay team, along with Farley and tice last.” on Wednesday and Thursday at Because there are seven Jessica Anderson who set a per- Reed said the throwers are Timpview High School. Tooele schools in Region 7, the top five sonal record at BYU with a time working on form and quickness, took 22 athletes to the invita- finishers in each event at region of 4:18.72. the distance runners on not get- tional that had the competition will make it to state. Tooele has top-ranked throw- ting boxed in and the sprinters of a state meet, except there were “This gives more opportunity ers in region and 4A, however a on their hand-offs. athletes from Wyoming, Nevada for the younger kids to squeeze few of the throwers have men- [email protected] and Idaho. in there,” Reed said. Last Wednesday they ran The sprinters, jumpers and against Orem, Payson, Grantsville throwers have a really good shot and Wendover helping them at qualifying for state, but the Pet of the Week improve times and distances, distance runners have a lot far- while working on form. ther to go before getting on the Milo Leakehe qualified for the BYU track. state meet in the long jump at “In the competitive tough- 20 feet, six and a quarter inch ness of this region, we’re on the at BYU. Jordan Clemente, who outside looking in,” said coach jumped 20 feet 11 inches at the Randy Quarez. “If we place in quad meet is well beyond the region we will place high at qualifying mark, but needs to state.” jump that distance at region in The only distance runner to order to qualify for state. get to the BYU invite was Jenni In last Wednesday’s quad Torgerson in the 800 meters. meet, both the boys and girls However, she ran 5:53 at the beat out the other teams to fin- quad meet, 13 seconds in front ish on top. The girls won with of Joanna Blackburn from Orem. 108 points followed by Orem Torgerson and Aime Farley, along (73.5), Grantsville (67.5), Payson with Sam Mitchell and Colter (27) and Wendover (2). The boys Rockwell of the boys, are the team really overpowered every- four that Quarez believes have one else finishing at 112 points a chance to sneak into one of photography / Maegan Burr with Grantsville (53), Orem (51), those five places. Tooele’s Amie Farley (right) and Grantsville’s Jessica Collings lead the way during Payson (48) and Wendover (19). Tooele sprinting tandem the 1600-meter run at the Tooele Invitational. Collings finished first in the race Coach Kendra Reed says her of Cassidee Christensen and and Farley second. Tooele coaches believe Farley has a good chance of qualifying athletes have seen what all of the Lindsey Terry tied for first in the for state at the Region 7 track meet this week.

sophomore pitcher Chelsee P. ground balls for outs. Sell Your Victory Dalton. “I was happy to get the Cute Pomeranian continued from page A10 The Trojans managed a run win,” Heath said. “Morgan is Product to Over For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure in the sixth, but Grantsville always a tough win.” Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires went up 6-3 in the bottom of Grantsville opens the state 27,000 Readers Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing the Cowboys pushed it to 5- the inning when Coates dou- tournament on Saturday Tooele City and possible shelter fee. 2 when Taylor doubled again bled home Oltjenbruns. against Union at noon at Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to and came home on a single by Morgan rallied for two runs Cedar City High School. Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Lynnzie Valdez. in the top of the seventh, Union finished in third place Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Lindsey Dalton came on in but Lindsey Dalton forced in Region 10. Call Keith or Angie the sixth inning in relief of Morgan batters into hitting [email protected] Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. at 882.0050 Tooele Veterinary Clinic hotly contested, but the Cowboys dropped to place an ad. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Match both matches. Dallas Parks and Austin Rowley continued from page A10 lost 4-8 at first doubles with Dalin Leonelli and Dallin Hardy dropping their match 5-8. Aaron Vera and Devin Anderson teamed a 9-7 victory. Grantsville’s Dallin Gomez lost to win an exhibtion match 8-5 as did Ryan his match 2-8 at number two singles. Jensen and Dallin Gomez 6-2. Junior varsity doubles matches were also [email protected] Loss Our continued from page A10

to right to score the tying run on a Designers sacrifice fly. If they wanted any hope of mak- ing the playoffs Tooele knew it would have to find a way to come make away with a victory with only two innings left. ink In the sixth, both Gochis and Clausing hit back-to-back one-out singles to get things going. Then the hustle of Witkowski beating out the double play ball and allowing Gochis to score gave Tooele a slim dance 3-2 lead. Clausing came back to the Watch out ink... mound in the seventh to close out the game. After inducing two You may run free through us but we, the designers of ground balls to the sure fielding the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, will trap you in our Medina at second, Clausing elimi- nated the next batter himself with a thoughts and pour you onto paper where you will photography / Troy Boman strikeout and extended their play- dance into an aesthetic work of art, pleasing to off hopes. Tooele first baseman Steven Witkowski dives to catch a bloop fly ball late in the our readers’ eyes. Provo 10 — Tooele 0 game. The Buffs rallied for a 3-2 win Thursday against Springville at Dow James After completing the first leg Field. of the late playoff run by beat- ing Springville, Tooele next had to scattered four hits and failed to get base hits in the contest. travel to Provo and knock out the a run across in a 10-0 beating at the The Buffaloes also had run- team they are battling for a playoff hands of the Bulldogs on Monday. ners in scoring position in the first spot. Matt Medina, Matt Gochis, two innings but squandered both The second game didn’t turn out Jordan Linnell and Cody Lopez opportunities. as good as the first as the Buffs only were the only Tooele hitters to get [email protected]

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story and photographs by WAbby Palmer alking the Walk County elementary teachers track steps to encourage students to get active

o help in the big push to curb an with the company. childhood obesity, educators are This year was the third annual “Walk the trying to find ways to encourage Walk,” Miller said, which is only for elemen- their students to become more active. tary school educators. Thirty-seven Tooele County School “We have only elementary schools par- District educators have done more ticipate so they can start early to set good than just verbally encourage their stu- examples,” she said. dents, they have become active themselves. The competition went from March 3 to These teachers participated in the April 30. Although the winners won’t be “Walk the Walk” competition sponsored by announced until next week, there will be Educators Mutual Insurance Association, four grand prize winners — one in each cat- which is to help discover Utah’s most active egory and division, who will receive $500 to teachers, administrators and classified employees, said Shea Miller, a spokeswom- SEE WALK PAGE B12 ➤

A group of fourth-grade Middle Canyon Elementary School students (above) line up for their weekly one-mile run April 27. Bobbi Smart (left), a kindergarten teacher at Middle Canyon Elementary, races a group of fourth- graders and kindergartners across the playground. Smart participated in the “Walk the Walk” competition.

HOMEFRONT The key to avoiding illnesses is taking food precautions hat “24-hour flu” is nasty after it is purchased. faces and animals or other people trash can, cleaning cloth, drain, or germs. Singing “Happy Birthday” business. An errant flu Keeping things clean at home you touch. Cleaning your hands soil); before and after dressing a the whole way through twice T bug bites and you are sick is one thing, while taking it on the will go a very long way toward wound, giving medicine or insert- takes about that length of time. to your stomach a little or a lot. Diane Sagers road for picnics and cookouts is avoiding illness. ing contact lenses;, more often Rinse hands well under run- It usually lasts about a day, but CORRESPONDENT another. With summer picnics on Wash hands often. The list of when someone in your home is ning water and dry your hands could go on for a couple of days. the horizon, learn how to keep times is long — before eating; sick; and any other time that they using a paper towel or air dryer. No one likes it, but it is often things safe and adapt it to your before, during and after handling look dirty. If possible, use the paper towel to avoidable. Very often, that par- outings. food; after contact with blood Hand washing is more than turn off the faucet. ticular “flu bug” is actually food touches it should be kept clean. Clean hands are on the top of or body fluids (like vomit, nasal running water over your finger- Cleaning other surfaces that poisoning. Foodborne illness is Even with governmental regula- the list for keeping from getting secretions, or saliva); after chang- tips. Wet hands, apply soap, rub touch food is also paramount. avoidable — it is a matter of tak- tions and inspections of food pro- sick and spreading illnesses. You ing a diaper; after you use the together vigorously to make a Cleaning is not the same as dis- ing a few precautions. cessing and packing plants, food pick up germs all over the place bathroom; after handling ani- lather and scrub all surfaces. Keep infecting. Cleaning with soap Cleanliness is not always clean. Consumers — on shopping cart handles, mals, their toys, leashes, or waste; it up for 20 seconds, as it takes and water is usually enough. But The key to food safety is clean- (that is us) have a responsibility to door knobs, computer keyboards, after touching something that that long for soap and scrubbing liness. Food and everything that ensure that food is handled safely items you pick up, various sur- could be contaminated (such as a to dislodge and remove stubborn SEE FOOD PAGE B12 ➤ B2 BULLETIN BOARD

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Tooele Caregiver classes Our next class will be held on Tuesday, Walk-a-Thon May 20, 2008, at 7 p.m. at Tooele Senior Preeclampsia (toxemia) is a life-threat- Center, located at 59 E. Vine St. The class ening disorder of pregnancy that can this month is on eating healthy for you affect the mother and the baby. The and your loved one presented by Eileen Preeclampsia Foundation is taking Deleeuw. Serving light refreshments. steps to raise awareness and so can you. For more information contact Dee Please join us on May 10 for a two-mile Askerlund 882-4163 or Barb McFarland walk and a one-mile fun walk at Tooele 843-9054. Veterans Memorial Park. Registration can be done on-line at www.preeclampsia. Childrens carnival org or e-mail Preeclampsia2008WAT@q. In honor of Food Allergy Awareness com for mail-in registration forms. Call Week, UFAN will be holding a free 840-0348 with questions. Childrens Carnival. It will take place on May 17, 2008 from 2-4 p.m. at the swim- 4th of July events ming pool park, 55 N. 200 West. There We are looking for local food vendors will be carnival games, crafts, bouncer, and other activities for the Fourth of July story time and information booth. celebration. If interested in setting up a booth please sign up at Tooele City Parks Activities for the disabled and Recreation 843-2140. Also looking Looking for activities for kids with dis- for live bands to perform on the July 3-4, abilities? Come to our first annual com- if you would like to perform call Susan munity physical activity camp, for kids Trujillo at 882-5496. with disabilities (Organized by CAPE professionals). On May 16 from 5-7 p.m. Motorcycle ride and May 17 from 10 a.m. to noon at TJHS. On May 10, there will be a motorcycle Contact Shirley for more Information ride held in Sergeant Brandon James 843-0963 or [email protected] Thomas’ honor. A $15 registration fee per person. We will be convening at Honda Suzuki of Salt Lake, 2354 S. State Grantsville St. South Salt Lake, for registration around 9 a.m. and leave at 10:30 a.m. Irrigation Apparently we at the Transcript-Bulletin were the only ones who couldn’t identify the people in this photo that ran in Thursday’s edition of the paper, The proceeds will go into a fund for the The irrigation water is now on. The judging by the flood of calls and e-mails from readers. The group are early settlers of Tooele, not Grantsville, and we actually ran this same 1909 children and widows of Utah’s fallen Board has extended the two use-or-lose photo in the newspaper on July 29, 1949. Pictured are: (first row, l-r) Ann Lee, Mary Herron, Susannah Dunn, Joseph Dunn and Mary Lougy; (second) soldiers. agricultural turns due to system issues. Philip DeLaMare Sr., John Gillespie, Kathyrn Gillespie, Joanna McLaws, Francis Lougy and Hugh S. Gowans; (third) Margaret Peterson, Jane Dew, The two use-or-lose turns will now Eliza England, John McLaws, Bell Parker and Betsy Gowans; (fourth) Martha Warburton, Letitia Bevan, John A. Bevan, Thomas Atkin and Barbara Stampede days expire May 22, 2008. If you notice any Bowen; and (fifth) John C. Shields, Agnes Gillette, Philip DeLaMare Jr., John Smith and Thomas Nix. Vendors are wanted for the Deseret Peak leaks or abuse please call the Grantsville Stampede Days craft show. The dates are Irrigation office at 884-3451. Northlake community council June 6-7 at the Deseret Peak Complex. Northlake Elementary will hold a Education Charity For more information visit www.deseret- County story time school community council meeting peakcomplex.com/stampede.htm or The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, on May 15, at 5 p.m. in the school Adult Education Food pantry call 843-4046. has cancelled the May 8 story time. media center. Nominations and elec- Get your high school diploma this year! The First Baptist Church in Tooele is There will be story time on May 15 and tions of officers will be held at this All classes required for a high school offering a clothing closet and emergen- Tooele City 4-H 22, 2008 at 4 p.m. The Summer Reading meeting. The school safety plan and diploma, adult basic education, GED cy food pantry to help meet the needs of The Tooele City 4-H Garden Club will Program, with “Catch the Reading Bug” safe school walking plan will be dis- preparation, word processing, driver’s our community. Anyone with clothing be holding a registration meeting on as the theme, will begin on June 12, at cussed. Parents are invited to attend education and English as a second needs - adults and children - are wel- Thursday, May 8, 2008 at 7 p.m. at the 4:00 p.m. in the Grantsville City Hall. For this important meeting. language are available. Register now to come. The food pantry is available for Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main St. Any more information, call 884-3703. graduate — just $35 per semester. The emergency needs. Hours of operation youth, Kindergarten through 12th Northlake Kindergarten center is open Monday through Friday are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We grade can participate in the program. Kindergarten registration packets are from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 a.m. and are located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For For more information please con- Stansbury Park available at the school office for the Monday and Thursday nights from 4 more info call 882-2048. tact Terra Sherwood at 843-2142 or at 2008-09 school year. Please register to 8 p.m. The center is located at 76 S. [email protected]. Retiring your child for kindergarten. Bring a 1000 W., and can be reached at 833- Stansbury Park Elementary is in the pro- birth certificate and immunization 1994. Adult education classes are for Sports Big fix mobile cess of collecting pictures and mem- record. students 18 and over. The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ ories to honor longtime kindergarten Charity golf tournament Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele on May 6, teacher Gail Chapman who is retiring. East Elementary kindergarten GED test The Children’s Justice Center Friend’s at Wal-Mart at 99 W. 1280 North. Animals If you would like to contribute an note Jumpstart kindergarten readiness. The Tooele Adult Education Center is Board present their ninth annual char- must be between 8 weeks and six years or photo to be placed in a memory Mark your calender for Thursday, May offering a GED preparation class. The ity golf tournament at Oquirrh Hills Golf of age. Female dog $55 and male dog book, please send them to Stansbury 8 from 7-8 p.m. in the gym. You’ve got class will be held every Wednesday Course, on May 30, 2008. Cost is $75 per $45. For more Info call 1-866-738-7349 Park Elementary, 485 Country Club, questions? We’ve got answers. Come from 6 to 9 p.m. Cost is $35. The person or $300 for a team of four. Sign or go to www.utahpets.org. Stansbury Park, UT 84074. join us to meet your principal and kin- GED test will be given on May 13 and up by Friday, May 23. For more infor- dergarten teachers. If you haven’t reg- 14, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact mation call 843-1161. All proceeds will Ribbon cutting Benson Grist Mill istered, you can do it Thursday. Know Andrea at 833-1994 for more informa- benefit Tooele County Children’s Justice Please join us for a ribbon cutting to The Benson Grist Mill Historic Site will the requirements for entry to kinder- tion. Pre-registration is required for Center. celebrate the new building for the Utah open for the 2008 season on May 1, garten. Learn some summer activities the test. State Adult Probation and Parole, located our hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to help your kinder get ready. at 528 E. 2400 North, Tooele. Thursday, through Saturday. Hitch up your wagon English as second language Eagles May 8 at noon. An open house will fol- and head to the Benson Grist Mill Tooele High council ESOL conversational classes are held low the ribbon cutting ceremony from Country Store for all your Mother’s Day THS Community Council Meeting will Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 Friday night steaks 1-4 p.m. Gifts. Phone number is 882-7678. be held May 14, at 7 p.m. at the THS p.m. ESOL students may also come The Eagles will serve steak, shrimp, hali- library. All interested parents, students, anytime the center is open for indi- but or chicken dinners from 6:30 to 8:45 Babysitting class Soccer club staff, and community are invited to vidualized study. Registration is $35 p.m. Please come out, enjoy dinners and Tooele Family Center is hosting a baby- Stansbury Soccer Club open registra- attend. per semester. support your Aerie and Auxiliary. sitting prep class for all kids ages 10-14. tion for 2008-09 season begins May 12 There is a fee of $10 for a babysitting kit. through July 23. Registration events will Overlake community council Education fair Mother’s Day Breakfast The class will be held, Saturday, May be May 31 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Village Overlake Elementary Community The Tooele County School District The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will host a 17 at 10:30 a.m., at the Tooele Family Blvd. Soccer field. Forms available on Council meeting on Friday, May 9 at 7:30 will be hosting a Career and Technical Mother’s Day Breakfast on Sunday, May Center, 66 W. Vine St. Please call the website www.stansburyassoc.org. Cost a.m. in the library. Anyone interested is Education Fair at the district office on 11, 2008, at the Eagle’s Lodge from 9:30- center at 833-1960 before Monday, May is $70 for whole year if you need a uni- invited to attend. May 6-8, from 4 to 8 p.m. The district is 11:30 a.m. Mothers eat free. The cost for 12 to sign-up. form. For additional information please located on the Utah Industrial Depot other adults will be $5, children 11-years see website. TJHS community council at 92 Loadstone Way. There will be an and younger $3. Settlement Canyon irrigation Tooele Jr. High Community Council awards ceremony Thursday, May 8 at All Settlement Canyon Irrigation share- Swimming pool will hold their next meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. holders are now on weekend restriction. The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool will May 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the school Groups No water is to be used between Friday open on Saturday, May 24, 2008. Season library. There are four positions up for 7 p.m. until Monday 6 a.m. Please call passes are available in the office or at the nomination and election, officers will Churches Kiwanis meetings 833-9606 with any questions. pool, with discount passes for those who be elected at this meeting. Parents, Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at purchase by May 26, 2008. including those that will have seventh Children’s choir Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. Contact Pioneer jubilee graders next year, are encouraged to The prize-winning Salt Lake Children’s John Brown at 843-0711. Tooele County Chapter of the Daughters Swimming lessons attend this important meeting. Choir is having a concert on May 9-10 of Utah Pioneers is pleased to announce Swim lesson pre-registration from 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian NAMI support group its annual Pioneer Jubilee on Saturday, a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 10, Church, on South Temple and C St. Are you or someone you know living June 7, 2008. Activities will be from 10 2008 at the pool. Lessons offered are Library Tickets can be purchased at Day with depression, panic, anxiety, bipolar a.m. to 2 p.m., and the museum will be mom and tot 3-5 year olds, and Red Murray Music or at door for $8 ($5 for disorder, OCD, or schizophrenia? NAMI open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Food will Cross Levels 1-6. All lessons are taught Spring flowers students). for more information call support meetings are held Wednesdays also be available at a minimal charge. at 9, 10 or 11 a.m. Pool number 882-2426 Spring has come to the Tooele City (801)537-1412 or visit www.childrens- at 7 p.m., at 565 W. 900 South. Call Jan at and office is 882-6188. Library. Your job is to count a different ing.com. 843-4347 for more information. Fishing day color of flower each week. It will end on Special needs kids fishing day is Saturday, May 23, 2008. Get your counting form at Holy Land presentation Pioneers museum May 17, 2008 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Schools the library. When done, bring the count- A very special presentation of the Holy The DUP Museum will be opening Rainbow Reservoir Deseret Chemical ing form to the front desk and receive Land will be held on Wednesday, May on Friday and Saturday for the sum- Depot. No licence will be required, if you THS class of 1963 a small prize. Remember the color of 14, 2008 at St. Marguerite’s in the parish mer months beginning May 2 through do not have a fishing pole we will have The THS class of 1963 will host its 45- flower you count changes each week. gym. The presentation is to be given by September 27. Our hours will be from one you can use. Lunch will be provided, year class reunion on Aug. 22-24, so Deacon Rick and Gaylynn Huffman on 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you would like a tour please RSVP. For more information call mark your calendar. Please contact Pat Financial seminar their trip to the Holy Land in 2007. The at any other time than the scheduled 882-4767. Nichols England at (801)523-3819 if you Adults, attend our free, personal finan- public is invited. hours, please contact either Julie Merrill didn’t receive a notice or visit our class cial seminar of “Basics of Buying a 882-0004 or Lynne Bevan 882-5121. History books page at www.TooeleHigh1963.com. House”, presented by H & R Block. This Vacation Bible school Tooele County Historical Society will seminar will be held May 8, 2008 at 6 Mark your calender for Vacation Bible Cub Scouts have available at our May 13 meeting, THS class of 1998 p.m. at the Tooele City Library. Tickets School June 23-27, at 9-11:30 a.m. Tooele May 9 and 10 is the Weeblos district two books to purchase. The History of It’s been 10 years, let’s get together for will be available at the check out desk Church of Christ, ages 4 through high activity at Tooele Wig-wam, your chance Tooele County Volume 2 for $25, and the THS class of ‘98 reunion. Save the of the Tooele City Library. If you didn’t school. 430 W. Utah Ave., for information to register will be April 12 and 26 at the The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading date: Saturday, Aug. 9. A database and get a ticket, show up any way. call 882-4642. in Tooele for $15. We also have note plans are being made, and if you are SEE BULLETIN PAGE B3 ➤ cards, a package of eight for $4. Please willing to help please call Lindsay Clegg Board meeting call Alice Dale at 882-1612, for more Sundloff at 882-3225. There will be a meeting of the Tooele information. City Library Board on Thursday, May 8, BULLETIN BOARD POLICY St. Marguerite’s registration at 7 p.m. at the library. Swimming lessons St. Marguerite’s Catholic School is If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is now taking accepting registration for pre-K through Reverse mortgage class swimming lesson registrations. Starting 6th grade for the 2008/2009 school year. Free Reverse mortgage class on 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin May 12 we will be open Monday through Please call Ms. Janet, Mrs. Burden or Ms. Thursday, May 8, 2008 at 4:30 p.m. Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for swim les- Ann Monday through Friday between 8 and Thursday, May 22, 2008 also at organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. son signups. Payment is due at registra- a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at the school office 4:30 p.m. at the Tooele City Library. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot tion. The fee is $25.00 for one student or (882-0081) for more information. Space Call Diana at 849-2440 with questions. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement $22.50 each for more than one student. is limited. 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Al-anon meeting N. Aaron Dr. For more informa- Bulletin An Al-anon meeting will be hald tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or continued from page B2 every Tuesday at 10 a.m. and (801)599-2649. Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 1784 Take off pounds sensibly Erda chapel, from noon to 4 p.m. N. Aaron Dr. Join us and you’ll Need help to lose those extra Contact Mike Young 250-0366 or never have to feel alone again. For pounds? We can help. TOPS is a Chris Zeller 882-5240. more information call 840-0445, weight loss support group open to 882-4721, or (801)599-2649. men, women, teens and pre-teens. Messianic Congregation Meetings are held every Tuesday at 5 The Brit Ammi Messianic Overeaters Anonymous p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center, 59 Congregation meets every Overeaters Anonymous meetings E. Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Main, are held every Tuesday at 11:15 or Connie at 884-5010 or see www. in Tooele. Join us for praise, Torah a.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 1782 tops.org for more information. (Bible) study, and fellowship as we study the Hebrew foundation of our Christian faith. For more information call 843-5444.

Mule deer foundation Grantsville City The Tooele County Chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation is proud to announce the Second Surplus Sale Annual Banquet to be held May 17. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. and dinner starts at 7 p.m. We are photo courtesy of Barbara Spector Date: ...... May 8, 2008 looking forward to a great night Carmen Wilson, Harold Stewart and Slim Whittman from the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville present a grant for of live auctions, raffles and good $2,000 to the Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Center and Barbara Spector and Sharon Seals, board members of the fun. For more information call HHTRC. The money will be used to buy necessary equipment for disabled riders. The program begins in June and rides will Time: ...... 1:00 p.m. Jared at 830-1232. be Wednesday evenings. For more information call Barbara at 882-3200, Sarah at 833-9353 or Barry at 882-2621. Location: ...... Grantsville City Shop Alzheimers caregiver support Main St. in Tooele. For more infor- Receive hospital, local, and national Open to anyone caring for some- mation call Lisa Shellenberger at benefits. Call 843-3690 or stop by the Recovery 322 W. Main Street one with Alzheimer’s disease or (800)711-0747 extension 261. hospital volunteer desk to sign up. related dementia. Next meeting All activities require an RSVP except Kick drug habits Tuesday, May 13, from 2:30-3:30 N.A.R.F.E. meeting for exercise. Please call for more LDS Family Services addiction p.m., at Cottage Glen Activities The Tooele Chapter of the National information about exercise classes. recovery meetings are Tuesdays The surplus sale will be an open auction. It Center, 1892 Aaron Dr. (across Active and Retired Federal Exercise - Body instincts - meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 from Tooele hospital). For infor- Employees will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle W., room 118, Tooele. Enter on the mation about Alzheimer’s disease on Friday, May 9, at the Tooele Therapy, 29 S. Main. Free to mem- north side of the chapel. The Erda will contain vehicles, furniture, computer or attending this monthly group, Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St. bers. Toning and stretching and a meeting has been discontinued. call Frank at 882-2870 ext: 130. Addressing the history of Tooele little cardio workout. County and its recreation and Exercise - Hinges and Twinges - supplies, a snow plow, and a utility bed Food allergies exploration opportunities. Guest meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 Tooele County chapter meets and visitors welcome. For informa- and 11 a.m., at Pratt Aquatic Center. that fits a 1 ton truck with duals. The every second Tuesday of the tion call Marla Ramey at 882-3876 $2.50 for members, $20 for a 10-pass month at 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele or Hal Webster at 882-5331. punch card. $3.50 for non-members. City Library, 128 W. Vine St. Join Water aerobics. items will be available for inspection us in sharing ideas, recipes or just come to gain support and Seniors learn from others you will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or before here in similar situations as Tooele Seniors yourself. E-mail any questions to The Tooele County Senior Citizen the auction on Thursday. [email protected] or Center can be reached at 882- visit www.utahfoodallergy.org. 2870. The center is for the enjoy- ment of all Senior Citizens 55 Gun club years and up We will be closed on Mothers Meals: (Reservations a must!) If you have questions Day, May 11. For Info call John Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, and Miller 882-2429. Thursday, noon to 1 p.m. please contact the Breakfast: Wednesday, 9 a.m. to Locals singing noon. Public Works Local singers Randy Heaps, Dinner: Friday, 4 to 5:30 p.m. Quinton Peck, Spencer Peck, Nick Bridge: Monday, 10 a.m.; Pond, and B.J. Salmond all sing Thursday, 12:45 p.m. Department 884-0621 with the Saltaires Barbershop Bingo: Monday through Friday, Chorus. The Saltaires’ show, 1 p.m. or City Hall 884-3411. is scheduled for, May 17 at Pinochle: Tuesday, 1 p.m.; Taylorsville High School, 5400 Thursday, 9 a.m. and Friday, 10 S. and Redwood Rd., a matinee a.m. performance 2 p.m. and an eve- Line Dancing: Tuesday, 1 p.m. ning performance at 7 p.m. Mexican Train: Friday, 1 p.m. Senior Sparklers Exercise: Sewing Guild Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m.; The Tooele neighborhood group Fridays, 10:30 a.m. will meet Wednesday, May 14, Anyone interested in BUNKO beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the call Eileen at 882-5009. We can Extension Office. We will be making get this fun game started at the fleece mittens and hats for charity. Center Fleece and patterns will be pro- Friday Night Entertainment, 5:30 vided. Bring your sewing machine, p.m. scissors, an assortment of sewing Friday Night Dancing, 6 to 8 p.m. thread colors and pins. Invite your May 9 — Wayne Jones friends. For more information call May 12 — Wendover trip at 11 Geri Thomas 882-3487. a.m. Cost is $15 (new price) and must sign up at the front desk. WDARC May 14 — Senior Citizen Day, The West Desert Amateur Radio voting for new president, door Club will be holding their month- prizes, refreshments and enjoy- ly meeting on Tuesday, May 6 ment. at 7 p.m., in the Tooele County May 21 — A tour of museums Building, 47 S. Main St. The will take place 1 p.m., following meeting will be in the Emergency breakfast. Must sign up at the Management conference room desk to make reservations. downstairs. The topic this month Senior lifestyles will be six meter band; sporadic- Foot clinic — Tuesday, May 20 at E, ducting, and six meter home- 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Appointment is made antennas. necessary. Blood Pressure — Wednesday, Action for Autism May 7 at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Join us for an informal social Wednesday, May 21 at 11 a.m. to hour. Please note that we have 1 p.m. a new location for our month- Alzheimer’s support group — ly meetings. Tuesday, May 6, Tuesday, May 13 at 2:30 p.m. at 2008 at the Oquirrh Hills Early Cottage Glen Learning Center located at 555 E. Vine St., at 7 p.m. Child care will Program openings be provided, but please call Erin Tooele County Aging has openings at 843-0765 and let her know in an alternative, income-based how many children. program designed to help seniors remain independent. CNAs help Historical society keep them in their homes safely, The Tooele County Historical provide personal care, do house Society will feature The Antelope keeping and run errands. If inter- Island Sheep Camp History and ested please contact Jolene Shields Restoration Project by Dave at 882-2870 Ext. 125. Lawrence Jr., on May 13, 2008 meeting at 7 p.m. Our meet- Grantsville Senior Center ing will be held in the Pioneer Breakfast: Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. Museum at 47 E. Vine St., enter to noon at back door. Everyone is invited. Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday at For more information call Alice 9 a.m. Dale at 882-1612. Bingo: Thursdays at 1 p.m. Bunko: Monday and Wednesday Diabetes support at 1 a.m. We are having a meeting Ceramics: Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 7, at 11 a.m. at Line Dancing: Thursdays at 10 ������������������ ��������������������������������������������� the Tooele Senior Center. Butch a.m. Dymmock of the Department of Pinochle: Thursdays 9 a.m. ���������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� Aging and Adult services will give Quilting: Monday 8 a.m. ������������������������ ��� ���� ������ ������ ���� ������������� ������ ��� ������ a class, open discussion after. Health clinics – Blood pressure: ������������������ ���� ���������� ������ ��������������������� ���� ������ Everyone is welcome. For ques- Every Tuesday from noon to 1:30 tions call Carol 843-9787. p.m. ����������������������������������������������� Tuacahn and Mesquite – June 16 to Pork board 19. Cost is $239 (dbl) + $60 (single) Utah pork production takes cen- Luau — Saturday, June 28. Buses ter stage on Monday, May 12, at will be available. the regularly scheduled Rotary Evanston horse racing – On July 5. Club meeting. Lu Arnold of Utah Lunch and admission is $39. Pork Producers Association ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� will address the group at noon, Senior Circle at the Tooele County Health Senior Circle is for anyone over the Department located at 151 N. age of 50 and costs only $15 per year.

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(591) TMC (5:45) “The Last Sect” (2006) David Carradine. ’ Cont’d (:20) “Deep Impact” ›› (1998, Drama) Robert Duvall. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” ››› (1999) ‘R’ “.45” (2006) Milla Jovovich. ‘R’ (CC) The new episode “Two and a Half Deaths” continues the crossover sto- THURSDAY EVENING MAY 8, 2008 ry begun on “Two and a Half Men.” CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Penned by the sitcom’s writers, it (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) ’ (:01) Without a Trace “Driven” (N) ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show has Grissom (William Petersen) and (4) ABC News Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “Betty’s Baby Bump” (N) Grey’s Anatomy “The Becoming” (N) (:02) Lost “Cabin Fever” (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:36) Extra (N) ’ company investigating the murder of (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) My Name Is Earl Scrubs ’ (CC) The Office (N) ’ (:31) 30 Rock ’ (:01) ER “Tandem Repeats” (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno ’ Late Night a television star (Katey Sagal) who (6) HBO (5:45) “Just My Luck” › (2006) Lindsay Lohan. 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Michael David there until January 1, 2009 when Mohlman he will report to Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Okla. for flight training. Michael David Mohlman Michael is married to the for- was commissioned as a Second mer Kimberly Koerner of Dallas, Lieutenant in the United States Texas and is the son of Frank Air Force on April 24, 2008 and and Lucille Mohlman of Tooele. has been accepted into the pilot He graduated from Tooele High training program. Michael also School in 2001 and served an graduated from Brigham Young honorable mission for his church University with his Bachelors to Ecuador. in Mechanical Engineering. His family and friends are Michael served as an Air Force very proud of him for his patri- ROTC Cadet at Brigham Young otic heart and his hard work and University while obtaining his dedication in reaching his goals. Engineering degree. He will be Michael is fulfilling his dream of TO THE 2007-08 reporting for active duty May 9, serving his country and learning to Hill Air Force Base and remain how to fly.

WEDDINGS BABY Garrard/Davidson Jackson Jones - Dugway High School Melinda Beckett - Grantsville High School James and Patricia Garrard are excited to announce the Erik Houghtby - Tooele High School marriage of their daughter, Brittany Amber Garrard, to Rachel Stagg - West Desert High Nathan Christian Davidson, son of Paul and Julie Davidson. Brittany and Nate have cho- sen Thursday, May 8, to marry The EnergySolutions Foundation Scholarship Program has awarded for time and all eternity in the 120 $2,000 scholarships to 10th grade students throughout Utah. Bountiful Temple. Nate is a 2000 graduate of Students planning to earn a bachelor’s degree in math, science or Tooele High School. He served a Taylor Ann Bowen engineering were awarded the scholarships. Recipients were also mission in the Guatemala City, eligible for an additional distinguished award of a $25,000, $5,000, Central Mission and is currently a student at Utah State University, Tristen Bowen is proud to or $2,500 scholarship. studying accounting. Brittany is announce the birth of his baby . a 2004 graduate of Grantsville her son Landon, will be making sister Taylor Ann Bowen. She was High School. Brittany, Nate and their home in Lake Point. born March 7, 2008. She weighed For a full list of recipients, more information, an application for next year’s A reception will be held in 6 pounds and 13 ounces and was program and scholarship requirements, visit their honor on Friday, May 9, 19 inches long. from 6-9 p.m., at the Lake Point Her parents are Seth and www.energysolutionsfoundation.org Ward House. If we have acciden- Loni Bowen. Her grandparents tally missed you, please come are Brent and Jolene Fields of join our celebration. Grantsville and Stefan and Geniel Bowen of Coalville.

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MOTHER of 7 and Preschool teacher of 504 S 20yrs invites your 287 children, 0-12yrs, for Birch St. 380 W fun and learning into ONLY my large Tooele ONLY $ home. Newborns $ 189,900 Welcome. EVENING 137,000 MLS #785158 Tooele County’s Real Estate Resource MLS #784030 Original hardwood floors under carpet, AND WEEKENDS LOOK AT THE LOT SIZE! WOW! Well gas fireplace insert, nice crown molding & AVAILABLE For loved home, one owner. Newer furnace and fresh paint, newer furnace,central air and more information call central air, Nice fireplace with gas insert, Ful- water heater,Brand new driveway, awe- Stacy (435)882-2766 ly landscaped with full auto sprinklers, Cov- some covered patio,great workshop behind PRESCHOOL Certified ered patio for nice get togethers. CLEAN! garage, MUCH MORE! CLEAN!! teacher now accepting 435.840.0344 applications for fall 6684 59 Dutch classes. gnwpreschool. Harvest Ave. com 573 West 200 S. PRESCHOOL. Lindy's Dr. ONLY Little Learners is now 446 ONLY $ $ 134,000 enrolling for the 224,900 MLS #781366 2008-2009 school year. Stansbury Lg. kitchen w/lots MLS #778868 of cupboards,new quartz countertops, StocktoN. GREAT PRICE for this Helping your child to Bevan gain the social and aca- new laminate flooring, lg. pantry & main cute rambler! New paint and carpet. Most windows are newer vinyl. Auto sprinkler & demic skills needed for floor laundry, grand master bath- garden kindergarten. Call for tub, separate shower,double sinks large fully fenced. Lg 20x 30 detached garage. Fridge stays, washer & dryer are neg. an appointment Lindy Way deck with benches. (435)224-2493 90 N. 711 S STANSBURY PARK LI- $ CENSED DAY CARE, 169,900 $ Center St. 330 W 24HRS, FULL TIME, CPR, FIRST AID, 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly 325,000 ONLY ONLY $ $ STATE REGULA- Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood 199,000 229,900 TIONS, BUS TO Super nice home w/perfect unobstructed view of pine covered mountain. MLS #768512 MLS #775574 Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 SCHOOL, REFER- 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 3576 Sq Ft, .37 acres Built in entertainment center built for lg. Recently remodeled, new paint, new carpet,new MOVE RIGHT IN WITH NO FUSS. Beautiful Bathrooms and Alot of Living Space at ENCES NIGHTLY screenthis T.V.Price!! Wired Call for 840-0344. surround sound. Lg. master bath includes jacuzzi tub. tile, new sink, new appliances, All brick rambler house and yard all finished. LARGE kitchen RATES DISCOUNTED on LARGE (.32) lot. 24X30 detached garage is with island. Laminate flooring, newer carpet 435-849-2329 in living room.Garage insulated and finished. insulated & sheetrocked with seperate power, Large yard is nicely landscaped with full auto wood burning stove, and 8 ft. door. sprinkler and fence. A MUST SEE! Help Wanted Commercial Land 288 4125 Let Me 1 0 0 WORKERS Griffith Palmer NEEDED! Assemble ONLY RD crafts, wood items. Ma- $ terials provided. To Advertise Your 169,900 ONLY $480+ per week. Free MLS #754257 $ 380,000 information package. Darling multi on quiet street. Open and spa- Nice Rambler MLS #756792 24 hours (801)264- cious with family room off kitchen.Large yard 5665. with mature trees and full auto sprinklers. on 5 acres in West Erda! Home Here Large closets. Room in bsmt almost finished Well and water rights included. 11 MOTHERS/ Others Under for bedroom or family room. Come check it out! to work from home with $ c o m p u t e r , $ 5 0 0 - 84,500 $3500/mo. 2bpaiddaily. 1962 com This 1.25 Acre parcel of Commercial prop- ertyContract is priced competitively and has all utili- Wy Business owners If you ties in close proximity for connections to be Clemens need someone fast, made. An incredible buy for storage, shop ONLY place your classified ad or garage development or as investment for $249,900 in all 45 of Utah's news- later returns or short term resale. MLS #738307 papers. The person you are looking for could be WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted Protect yourself in the buying and selling and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, from out of town. The classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage cost is only $163. for a process by using a knowledgeable professional. (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, 25 word ad and it it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! reaches up to 340,000 Sell Your Home Here households. All you do is call the Transcript Bulletin at 882-0050 for all the details. (Mention 1185 North Main • Tooele UCAN) Get more home Get more moNeY Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. All offices independently owned and operated. Informationdeemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. BECOME A SUB- for your money! out of your home! SCRIBER. 882-0050 BUYERS SELLERS Tuesday May 6, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B9

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(702)296-9393 (866)684-2519. E.O.E. tools & phone required. benefits and $100 off tional respiratory com- bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 O/O teams; average TRANSMISSION RE- I PAY More Cash for (ucan) P l e a s e c a l l first months rent. Con- pany seeks driven hrs. emp. serv. $2.03 mile. Liberal PAIR, rebuild. Low cost junk cars and trucks. (435)830-1480 tact Missy for more in- Sales Representative. home time/401K/vaca- to Tooele residents. DRIVERS - ROCKY RETAIL SALES Call Scott (435)830- formation Create working relation- tion. Class a CDL/with May 17 Will buy vehicles 1990 MOUNTAIN doubles! Liddiard Home Fur- 6189 GRANTSVILLE CITY (435)882-1132 ships with MD’s, haz.mat. 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Call today cenced hair stylist/col- un-capped commission. vated and career ployment for the posi- Dennis Gage and (866)569-8718 orist. Serious inquiries Drug free workplace. minded. If you are the SUMMER CAMP BE- Recreational tion of laborer. Must My Classic Car TV Show SUVs www.SwiftTrucking- possess a valid driver's please send resume to EOE. Fax resume to right individual with a HAVIOR AIDE Perfect Vehicles -also Charley Hutton Jobs.com (ucan) license. Background ellen@themillpondspa. (435)843-4374 or bring great attitude, this is Summer Job! Valley the career opportunity Mental Health of Tooele 2000 26’ Tahoe 5th EARLY Childhood De- check and drug test is com or mail to 25 in to 39 N. Main, UVSC contact: Kim Chiu 1996 BLAZER 4 door, you have been look- needs a Behavioral wheel travel trailer, velopment, 3yr old required. Pay will be Plaza Court, Stansbury Tooele. 801-863-8563 4wd, good condition, ing for. Previous sales Aide to work full time loaded, low use, new teacher needed. Please $7.25 per hour. No Park, UT 84074. www.uvscautoexpo.com $3000. 882-0804 LOOKING FOR Salon experience preferred. from Jun 9th - August $20k+, sell $7950 obo. call (435)843-0807 benefits are provided. (435)843-8800. Duties to include main- P/T Mon & Tue We provide compre- 15th, 2008. M-F. some C a l l E r r o l 2004 DODGE Durango, ENCORE GRILL is now tenance and upkeep of HELP WANTED Gofer 10am-5pm Must have hensive training with paid training prior to (435)840-0359 Stans- Limited Edition, 5.7 Li- 2006 DODGE Charger, hiring for Experienced Grantsville City parks, Foods Graveyard shift own transportation. excellent earning po- June 9th required. You bury Park for details. ter, Hemi Magnum, 22,000 miles, 22in rims, PM Servers. Great tips. cemetery, streets and Apply in person 522 S Please bring in Resume tential. We offer a will help supervise 38,500 miles. Great 2006 PIONEER Travel $6000 in extras! Sug- 2080 W North Temple facilities. Applications Main (435)882-0530 to Urban Endz 209 N. great benefit package twelve children ages condition, silver with Trailer, brand new, 26ft, gested retail $27,235. (801)534-1996 are available at Grants- Main St. Attn.: Misty including Health & 6-12 w/behavioral prob- grey leather interior. HIGHEST PAID Cooks w/awning and lots of Asking $26,999. Call ville City Hall, 429 East Dental insurance, lems who arein a sum- Fully loaded, power EXPERIENCED CNAs in the area Apply in MAKE $$$ while you e x t r a s . $ 1 4 , 0 0 0 . Marshall (435)840-4566 Main Street. Closing profit sharing, and an mer day camp setting Needed. Apply at Cot- person Track Brewing learn to invest in real (801)232-6907 everything, sunroof, date is May 16th at attractive employee with a therapist here in tage Glen 1892 Aaron company 1641 N Main. estate (877)336-8369 DVD player, 6 disc CD 5:00 p.m. If you have purchase program. Tooele. High School FOR SALE 2005 Ford player, MP3, Satelite Drive, Tooele. EXT. 4394 (recorded Join our team & enjoy any questions please HOME DATA Entry key- degree required, col- Motorcycles & Taurus. Leather, sun TV, and extra third row message) a fun positive working MASSAGE THERAPIST call Sue Gustin at ing medical claims. lege background in psy- ATVs roof, c.d., tinted win- seating. Tow package, environment. For for Professional office. 884-4602. GRANTS- Must key 60 WPM and chology preferred. Call dow, power everything, and roof rack included. NECESITO PERSONA questions call Sales Preferably familiar with VILLE CITY IS AN 10,000KPH. Knowl- 435-843-3520 to apply, 02 KAWASAKI Vulcan keyless entry, remote R u n s f a n t a s t i c ! Bilingue para trabajar Manager, J.R at chiropractic. Please fax EQUAL OPPORTU- edge of basic computer or apply online at Classic 800. Runs great entry, in excellent con- $18,500.00 OBO Call P/T horarios en la 435-882-0964. Apply r e s u m e t o NITY EMPLOYER. programs. M-F. Email www.vmh.com for Job 21k miles saddle bags dition. Kelly Book 435-840-8399. tarde.(435)849-2329 at: 2502 N. 400 E. (435)833-9223 or call r e s u m e t o #509-A. minor damage only $11,395. Sale for Tooele or email re- (435)833-9200 ask for BECOME A SUB- [email protected] or call OFFICE ADMINISTRA- $2,900 (801)910-5231 $9,995 obo. Call 2004 FORD Explorer sume to jrl@liddi- TAXI DRIVER Wanted Dana. SCRIBER. 882-0050 (801)747-5800 TOR needed for Pru- or (435)884-3003 435-882-7442 4x4 Champaign color ardhf.com. EOE call (435)882-2758 dential Utah Real Es- leave name and 1994 HARLEY DAVID- Loaded – third row Hotel/ Casino seeks tate office in Grants- SAWMILLS FROM phone number. Clean SON Sportster 1200 HONDAS FROM $500! seating CD player - To- Home for Sale Asst. Chief Engineer ville. Hours will be ONLY $2990.00 - Con- driving record a must. lots of extra's, runs Police Impounds For tally Powered (seats, 3 bedroom, 1.5 w/previous mgmt exp Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. vert your logs to valu- good, $4500 obo Sale! Many Makes and windows Doors) low bathrooms, wood w/major facility ops Salaray $9.00 w/bene- able lumber with your The Stansbury Park (435)830-1824 Models, For Listings mileage 20,000 Great burning stove, background; electrical fits. Please call Su- own Norwood portable Swimming Pool is ac- Call 800-586-3805 X Condition must see. central air, large knowledge a plus. z a n n e M a i r a t band sawmill. Log skid- cepting applications for 1994 HARLEY Super 9436 $18,500 OBO Call fenced backyard, $40K/yr starting salary 435-671-0180. ders also available. the 2008 season. Glide, one owner, Ex- 841-9726 830-0626 RV parking, auto 565 N. Blueridge Dr. w/full benefits. Fax re- www.norwoodsawmills. Available positions are cellent condition, sprinkler system, sume to 775-664-4695 POST OFFICE Now hir- com/ 5000A free infor- WSI instructors, life- 31,500 miles, never new windows. ing. Avg. $20/hour or mation: guards and conces- damaged, Always Warm & Inviting HVAC RESIDENTIAL In- $ $57k annually, includ- 1-800-578-1363 ex. sions clerks. Applica- maintained, numerous Great Starter stallers for new con- ing Federal Benefits, Home! FSBO 500-A (ucan) tions are available at u p g r a d e s . $ 7 1 9 5 For Sale By Owner 156,000 struction. Benefits avail- OT. Offered by Exam (435)228-8850 the Stansbury Service able health, dental, Services, not affiliated SELL YOUR car in the Agency office at the paid holidays, vacation w/USPS who hires. Transcript Bulletin Clas- 1997 HONDA CR250, 435-224-3561 or 435-882-0470 Stansbury Clubhouse, aluminum frame, pipes, & 401K. Pay DOE. Fax 1-866-497-0207 USWA sified section. 1 Country Club, Stans- resume (435)882-0984 new top end, good bury Park, Utah tires, runs good. Lots of Out Grown Home Office? or e-mail applica- 84074. Application [email protected] power. $1400 obo. Call Starting a New Business? deadline is May 12, (435)843-5605 IFCO SYSTEMS has op- 2008. For questions FOR SALE 1993 Harley Just Need a Change? portunities in the call Donna at 882-1316 Davidson Fatboy, low 187 Wagon Train Court, Tooele Tooele area for Pallet or Cindy at 882-6188. m i l e s . $ 9 5 0 0 Repair and General Move to historic downtown Tooele The Utah Army National (435)830-0127 2,800 sqft open-design Rambler on cul-de-sac - great Office space available at the corner of Production laborers, is offering Guard offers: Paid Job neighborhood. 4 Bedroom, 2.75 Bath, Central AC, Smooth- Physically demanding Training, College FOR SALE: 2006 Ya- Top Range, gas Fireplace, New Hardwood, Tile and Carpet, Main Street & Vine positions. Good pay Money, and Cash Bo- maha V-Star Custom lots of upgrades, Extra-Large 3-Car Garage/Shop, deck, and benefits. All newly Office Space nuses. Serve You're Classic motorcycle, fully-fenced, landscaped oversized lot with RV access, Suite Sq. Ft. hired individuals are 650cc, black. Includes full sprinklers & drip system, trees, garden, fish pond and • New Owner Country. Call your local sheds. $237,900. 100% ready to move in. Occupied 102 221 promptly screened FOR RENT Recruiter detachable windshield 106 182 through the E-Verfiy today.1-800-G0- and saddle bags. Like Call Eric (435) 830-9398 • On-Site Parking electronic employment 915 North Main, Tooele GUARD www.utah- new, 2600 miles, excel- 201 580 authorization program guard.com (ucan) lent condition. $6500 • Short or Long 206 621 run by the US Citizen- $650-$800 per month each unit obo. Call 435-513-0425 ship an immigration TRUCK DRIVERS: CDL or 435-882-0827 Term Lease 310 171 Services. Apply in per- with deposit negotiable. training. Up to $20,000 For Sale By Owner • Competitive Rates 314 288 son at: 1820 West G bonus. Accelerate your Avenue Tooele, Ut Please call 435-637-9300, career as a soldier. Boats A Must See Beautiful Rambler Home Call Kaye at 8 4 0 7 4 P h : Drive out terrorism by In The Heart of Stansbury Park (435)843-4280 EOE/ ext. 11 ask for Linda keeping the Army Na- Unbelievable Craftmanship With Upgrades 435.882.0049 or 801.580.2791 Drug free workplace. tional Guard supplied. 14FT ALUMINUM Star- 1-800-GO- craft boat w/trailer, ex- Galore! 2 Car Garage w/RV Parking, Kitchen Has GUARD.com/truck cellent condition, used Gorgeous Hickory Cabinets With Striking Granite (ucan) very little. $1500. Countertops & 18”x18” Tile Flooring. Great Room (801)232-6907 Has Superb Hardwood & Slate Flooring As Well WANTED P/T Concrete As Remarkable Vaulted Ceilings. Family Room Here Comes finishers. Experience Has An Exceptional Brick Fireplace, Entertain- preferred but not nec- Autos essary. Willing to train ment Center With Surround Sound & Attractive the right person Must Hardwood Flooring. Basement is Fantastic For $0 DOWN! Cars From have driver’s license. Entertaining With The Impressive Solid OakWet $29/mo! Police Im- Call (435)830-0374 for Bar &Entertainment Center, Big Screen TV & pounds for Sale! 36 Spring! interview. Built In Surround Sound. All Bathrooms Have Months @ 8.5% apr. For listings Call Incredible Tilework Including Waynescoat. Master Warehouse/ Delivery: 800-586-3805 x 8329 Has Jetted Tub & Beautiful Stand Alone Shower. Liddiard Home Fur- Home Has Brilliant Vaulted Ceilings w/Planters nishing is seeking to Shelves. Updated Ceiling Fans, GasRange, Micro- 1977 FORD Mustang fill full time Ware- wave & Dishwasher. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths & Fully II Interior and body in house/Delivery posi- good condition needs Finished Basement. Meticulouse Landscapingw/ tions. Applicants must carburetor an electri- Sprinkler System/Timer, Concrete Curbing, Trees be dependable and cal work $1800 obo & Shrubbery. Exterior Has Front Artistic Brick & hard working, at least 435-830-2344 Vinyl. Financing Options available. $ 18 years of age and Call 435-830-3526 or 435-830-8026 1464 Country Lane, Erda 799,900 be able to consis- 1990 FORD Bronco. tently lift 100 lbs. Over 2900 sq feet on each floor. With a 300 sq. foot bonus room. Open Low miles, 41,285, beautiful floor plan. Living room, dining room and den. Large and beautiful Starting wage $11 per Clean. $4,800. Call FSBO: Must See – Priced Right Starter Home master bedroom and bathroom. Spacious kitchen, family room with the hour with advance- 435-843-3583 233 N 5th Street, Tooele covered patio. 4 bed rooms on the main floor and 3 in the basement. An ment opportunities. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Central air, carport & RV amazing theater room with tiered seating a must see!1 All of this and 5 acres We offer a great 96 GMC Sierra 1500. 1 too. Owner, loaded 4x4 Z71 Parking, Fenced BackYard home in a nice quiet benefit package in- neighborhood. Asking $122,500. cluding Health & Den- shell, new 350V8, very tal insurance, profit clean, well cared for Call 830-3526 or 435-830-3526. sharing, and an at- $6700. (801)831-6104 tractive employee purchase program. UNDER Join our team & enjoy NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY a fun positive working PRICE REDUCED environment. Apply Grantsville Irrigation Company 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Phase II at: 2502 N. 400 E. Tooele. Email your re- NOTICE: CONTRACTStockton • $379,900 2866 W. Rim Rock Dr. • Benches at South Rim Phase II sume to miguels@lid- • 2 Acres • Bonus Room Stockton • $381,900 diardhf.com. EOE. • Granite countertops • Large garage • 1.5 Acres • Bonus Room There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of • 4 bedrooms • Basement entrance in • Granite countertops • Choose your colors assessment levied on the 4th day of April, 2008, the amounts set opposite • Open beautiful floor plan garage • 4 bedrooms • Rock/Stucco Exterior Business the names of the respective stockholders as follows: Opportunities 927 N. 1380 E. • Tooele 388 E. 950 N., Tooele 14704064W. Hwy Palmer 199, Rd, Rush Erda Valley 1162 N. 380 E. • Tooele PRICE REDUCED A CASH COW! Name of Stockholder A Cert B Cert # of shares Total Due Soda/Snack business Michael or Heidi Andreasen 1346 1 212.00 Coke-Pepsi-Red Clay Barney 962 1 562.00 Bull-Frito. Entire busi- ness-$16,840. Gary and Tammy Banford 1192 1 212.00 801.593.0084 (ucan) Nolan Critchlow 462 419 2 232.00 3 All I can say is WOW! Beautiful large 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 2 - /4 baths, Aaron Crosman 1677 1 212.00 2 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 4 bedrooms 1¾ bath, Downstairs kitchen with a unique cabinetry, large family rooms, open lovely floor plan, fabulous master suite with a fireplace, cozy dining room and kitchen. Over ALL CASH CANDY open family room, lovely master suite, Route. Do you earn Pamela Dale 1447 1 212.00 room to grow in the basement, fully could also be a family room. This 2600 sq. ft. finished, beautiful 1 I could go on and on. Fully landscaped lands caped, This is a very cute house! house looks like it was just built! R.V. acre lot, fantastically landscaped, and fenced back yard! Come take a $800 in a day? Your Gary Dalton, Jr 1255 1447 2 362.00 $ $209,900 parking. Wow $209,900 over 100 mature trees. 259,900 look! $219,900 own local candy route. Desert Point Builders 1627, 1628 2 362.00 Includes 30 machines Ryan Keisel 1659 1 62.00 and candy. All for Jeffrey Lawrence 616 557 3 252.00 $9,995. Canyon Rim Estates 1-888-745-3353 (ucan) Lester, Eileen, Mike Volberg 153 2 362.00 Lots COMMERCIAL CLEAN- Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 ING Account for sale. In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and the order of the Board of Please call Dave for de- Directors made on the 4th day of April, 2008, so many shares of such stock as tails 801-541-7152 may be necessary to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the Small Business owners: late fee, costs of advertising, and expenses of the sale, will be sold to the highest 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Place your classified ad bidder at a public auction to be held at the principal business of the corporation, in 45 newspapers at 411 So. West Street, Grantsville, Utah, on the 15th day of May, 2008, at the 5 to 9 Acre throughout Utah for hour of 8 p.m. your Real only $163. for 25 Call Laramie Dunn for ALL words, and $5. per Lots In Erda! Estate needs word over 25. You will DATED this 29th day of April, 2008. your Real Estate needs reach up to 340,000 households and it is a Sunnie Titmus, Secretary Starting at $225,000 one call, one order, one Grantsville Irrigation Company bill program. Call the $ 0 Transcript Bulletin at 199,90 435-224-4000 882-0050 for further info. (ucan) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Tooele City Council and Tooele City Redevelopment Agency will meet in a Joint Busi- ness Meeting on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at the Tooele City Hall Council Room located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Mayor's Community Recognition Awards 3. Award Presentation Presented by Jaclynn Bonelli 4. Open Forum for Pub- lic Comment 5. Resolution 2008-20 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Adopting the Budget Officer's Ten- tative Budget for Tooele City Fiscal Year 2008-2009, and Estab- lishing the Time and Place of a Public Hear- ing to Consider its Adop- tion Presented by Glenn Caldwell 6. Resolution 2008-15 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Retaining the Services of Simon and Company for Fed- eral Affairs Assistance Presented by Mayor Pat- rick Dunlavy 7. Resolution 2008-18 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Adopting the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Presented by Police Chief Ron Kirby 8. PUBLIC HEARING & MOTION on Resolution 2008-13 A Resolution of the Tooele City Council Regarding Tooele City's Use of, and Right of Ac- cess to, A Tooele City six-inch Force Main Pipe within and to the South of the Overlake Project Area Presented by Roger Baker 9. Ordinance 2008-03 An Ordinance of the NOTICE OF ANNUAL Tooele City Council MEETING TO THE Amending Tooele City PUBLIC AND RESI- Code Chapter 1-23 Re- DENTS OF TOOELE garding Document Re- COUNTY tention and Disclosure The Public is hereby Presented by Roger given Notice that the Baker Tooele County Board of 10. Resolution 2008-14 Commissioners con- A Resolution of the ducts its regular board of Tooele City Council Re- County Commissioners vising Fees Charged for meeting on the first, sec- the Reproduction of ond, third and fourth Public Records Tuesday at 3:00 P.M. of Presented by Roger each month at the Baker Tooele County Court- 11. Resolution 2008-19 house, Room 310, 47 A Resolution of the South Main Street, Tooele City Council In- B10 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tooele, Utah, unlessTuesdathe creasingy Maythe 6, Amount2008 location is specifically Charged by Tooele City changed as stated on for Access to Municipal Trucks Apartments Homes for Homes for Homes Homes Public Notices thePublicagenda. NoticesIf the meet - WaterPublicRights NoticesPursuant for Rent Rent Rent Meetings ing dateMeetingsis a legal holi- to TooeleMeetingsCity Code day, then the regularly 7-26-3(2) and Adminis- $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 2BDRM w/d hookups, TOOELE 3BDRM 2bth 1 9 9 9 R a m b l e r , TOOELE, FSBO 5bdrm Deadline for public no- scheduled meeting will trative Policy from $500! Chevys, Serious inquiries only. yard, storage, pets al- H o u s e $ 1 2 0 0 / m o 2311sqft., 5bdrm, 2bth, 2bth 2250sqft, Elton tices is 4 p.m. the day not be held. Presented by Roger Jeeps, Fords and More! w/d hook ups, a/c, lowed, fireplace, central Condo $1100/mo John basement 75% fin- Park area, brick, prior to publication. DATED THIS 5th Baker Police Impounds For $500/dep, air $650/mo $600/dep 801-916-0101 ished, fully landscaped $ 1 4 3 , 9 0 0 C a l l Public notices submit- DAY OF May, 2008. 12. Minutes Sale, For Listings Call $585-650/mo. No pets, 636 E 500 N Aaron and fenced with auto- 801-803-0482 ted past the deadline MARILYN K. GILLETTE April 16, 2008 800-586-3805 x 9973 No Smoking. Owner/ (801)467-6344 TOOELE 3BDRM 2bth, matic sprinklers asking will not be accepted. Tooele County Clerk 13. Invoices agent (435)840- 3010 2 car garage, clean, $185,900. Please con- UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- Presented by Sharon 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 3BDRM 1BTH Tooele $1200/mo plus deposit tact (435)621-2556 for script Bulletin May 6, Dawson truck, 4x4 frame & en- Mobile Homes REMODELED APART- duplex w/basement, re- John (801)916-0101 more information 2008) 14. Mayor's Report gine, good tires & great MENTS at 585 N Main cently refurbished. Must 15. Adjourn to a Closed engine (350). Good TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, 3BDRM 2.5BTH Multi Tooele, Ut. Studio see! AC, w/d hookups, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE Executive Session to trans. New Edlebrock carport, $895/mo, 390 Level. Just reduced to 1bdrm and 2bdrm. pets negotiable. No home for rent, no smok- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Notice is hereby given Discuss Pending Litiga- carb. New Edlebrock in- South 320 West. $199,999. 435-843-0917 smoking. References ing/ pets. 882-1550 HEARING ON PRO- that the Lake Point Im- tion take & manifold. $1300 (801)598-4881 Behind Macey’s. The 435-496-9048 required. $825/mo. POSAL TO VACATE A provement District will Sharon A. Dawson obo. (435)840-8790 outwestrealty.com Real Estate Connection (435)830-6994 PORTION OF APPLE hold its regularly sched- Tooele City Recorder SLEEPING ROOMS 1(435)640-6447 STREET uled Business meeting 1994 CHEVY 2500 Sil- TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, Office Space Pursuant to the Ameri- available, $70 per 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Pursuant to Section on May 8, 2008 at 7:00 verado, 120,000 miles. 2 family rooms, double BANK FORECLOSURE! cans with Disabilities week, $10 key deposit, home for rent, no smok- 10-9a-609.5 of the Utah p.m. at the North Tooele Kelley Blue Book garage, fenced yard, 4BR/2BA $32,050! Act, Individuals Needing first and last week- total ing/ pets. 882-1550 COMMERCIAL PROP- Code, notice is hereby Fire Station 1540 Sunset $4610, Asking $4000. dog run. $1150/mo. Only $255/Mo! 5% Special Accommoda- $150 to move in. 46 N ERTY, Tooele, 272 N. given that the Grantsville Road, Lake Point Utah. Call Marshall (435)840- Broadway. 882-7605 3BDRM, 2BTH, fenced (801)842- 9631 down 20 years Broadway, approx 500 tions Should Notify yard, pets welcome. City Council will hold a The agenda will be as 4566 TOOELE, Remodeled @8%apr. More homes to 1000sqft. 435- Sharon A. Dawson, VALLEY VIEW $850/mo 801-712-6164 form $199/Mo! For list- public hearing on May follows: Tooele City Recorder, at 2000 DODGE Ram 1500 4bdrm plus office, 2bth, 882-4949 Motel. Call (435)882- ings call (800)586-3901 21, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at 1. Call to Order 843-2110 prior to the Quad cab, $7800 OBO 4BDRM HUD! $370/MO fenced yard, garage, 3235. or (435)882- ext. 5330. COMMERCIAL SPACE the Grantsville City Of- 2. Public Concerns meeting. TDD Phone (435)830-6864 3BDRM 2BT $35,000! near new elementary 7008. Nice, quiet in Tooele, 272 N. fices, 429 East Main 3. Approval of Minutes Number 843-2108 Only $278/Mo! 5% and park. $1200/mo. BEAUTIFUL CONDO in 1bdrm, 2bd, kitchenette Broadway, approx. 200 Street, Grantsville Utah, 4. Financial Reports (Published in the Tran- down, 20 years @8% Call (435)578-1334 Overlake! 3bdrm, available. Monthly, to 400sqft. (435)882- upon a proposal to va- 5. Public Notice Website script Bulletin May 6, Apartments apr. for listings call 1.5bth. Tile on main for Rent weekly & daily specials. 4949 cate the south 30 feet of 6. Operations Reports 2008) HBO, cable. Open 800-586-3901 Ext. floor, Very Clean and Apple Street between 7. Annual Facility Survey 5749. (ucan) Homes ready to move in. Min- DENTAL LAB FOR Im- Cooley Street and West 8. Sewer Main Infiltration 1BDRM Apartment. 24hrs. 585 Canyon Rd, utes from downtown mediate sale retiring Street, at the request of 9. Underground Utilities $525/mo. 830-5227 Tooele. 4BDRM 2BTH 3 car ga- Public Notices Tooele, Hospital, and from successful crown adjoining property own- 10. Sonic Technology rage, 2203sqft, pets al- $$ Low income govern- Trustees 1BDRM, walk-in closet, Golf Course. $145k Call & bridge/denture lab. ers. A map showing the 11. Regional WWTP Fa- lowed, $1000/mo, Jo- ment programs avail- window seats, laundry Homes for Andy (435)840-3332 Same location 15 yrs., street subject to this pro- cility seph (909)561-2262 able call for details Deadline for public no- on site, off-street park- Rent Eastern Utah. Room for posal, may be reviewed 12. MBR Technology Chris or Berna BUY 6BDRM FORE- growth. Will stay for tices is 4 p.m. the day ing. $525 plus utilities, ARE YOU Tired of rent- by contacting Rachel 13. DWQ Project List (435)8405029 Group 1 CLOSURE! O n l y transition. Owner fi- prior to publication. background check re- ing? Could you qualify Wright at 429 East Main 14. Trustee Con- $$WHY RENT when Real Estate $104,900! Must see this nancing available. Public notices submit- quired, Vine Street to purchase a home? Street, Grantsville Utah, cerns you can buy? 0 home! More homes 435-790-0222. (ucan) ted past the deadline Courtyard 801-531- down programs, not Call me and lets see. available! For listings 84029 prior to the hear- 15. Scheduled Meetings will not be accepted. 7501 perfect credit. First Carol (435)882-3543 $$$SAVE MONEY call (800)586-3901 ext FOR LEASE Office/ ing (435.884.3411). 16. Adjournment UPAXLP (801)688-5331 Find HUD & Bank Interested persons are (Published in the Tran- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- time buyers, Single 5855. (ucan) Business Space parent programs. owned homes at: Utilities included. 46 invited to attend and script Bulletin May 6, NOTICE OF TRUS- ments behind Super BANK FORECLOSURE! Call for details. Berna www.tooelebank ERDA HORSE Property, or 48 South Main. 1 give comment on this 2008) TEE'S SALE Wal-Mart. Swimming 4BDRM 2BTA $32,050! Sloan (435)840-5029 ownedhomes.com or Reduced to $335,000 m o n t h f r e e . proposal. APN: 12-051-0-350b pool, hot tub, exercise Only $255/MO! 5% PUBLIC NOTICE Group 1 Real Estate call for a list Berna obo. Beautiful 2300sqft (602)826-9471 Persons with disabilities Trust No. 1131682-07 room, playground, full down 20 years @ Notice is hereby given Sloan (435)840-5029 home on 1.31 acre, (480)585-5380 needing accommoda- Ref: Angela Dautrich clubhouse. 843-4400 *HORSE PROPERTY* 8%apr. More homes fro Group 1 Real Estate 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car tions to participate at this that the Tooele City Council will meet in a TRA: L o a n N o . 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- 3bdrm, 2bth Beautiful $199/Mo! For listings garage, large barn/ hearing should contact $114,900 FSBO Will pay Discussion Meeting on xxxxxx1645. IMPOR- eled, govt. subsidized. 2,000sqft home on 1-800-586-3901 exten- shop. (435)882-9627, Rachel Wright (435.884. closing costs up to Wednesday, May 7, TANT NOTICE TO Playground, carport. 20acres w/water in sion 5724. (ucan) (435)830-1910 Lots & Land 3411) at the Grantsville $5000. Grantsville, 2008, at the hour of 5:00 PROPERTY OWNER: $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, Rush Valley. Corral, City Offices at least 24 HORSE PROPERTY for 3bdrm, 2bth, 1/3acre, FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth P.M. The Meeting will YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Grantsville. Call Chris fencing, 3 stall barn, 280 ACRES land in hours in advance of the rent or 6 month lease, new carpet, garden tub, rambler, 2 years old, be held at the Tooele UNDER A DEED OF (435)843-8247 Equal and huge shop/ garage. Tooele County for sale, hearing. 1acre, 6bdrm, 3.5bth, swamp cooler. Great finished basement City Hall Large Confer- TRUST, DATED June Housing Opp. 1yr lease. $1600/mo. Some water and min- Dated this 17th day of large family room and starter home, Help with w/kitchenette, land- ence Room located at 01, 2007. UNLESS YOU $1000/dep. eral rights available. April, 2008. 2BDRM 1BTH, w/d in- kitchen, located in nice loan nice neighbor- scaping complete. 90 North Main Street, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- (801)699-7679 Owner financing possi- Rachel Wright cluded. No smoking. neighborhood hood. (435)840-2205 Many extras! Ready to- Tooele, Utah. TECT YOUR PROP- ble Call (435)843-0180 Records Administrator Great location 305 1ACRE Horse Property cul-de-sac, home. d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . 1. Discussion Items: ERTY, IT MAY BE (435)830-0062 (Published in the Tran- North 1st Street. & Barn in Grantsville! $1800/mo 1st and last $1600- $2000/MO and (801)860-5696, a) Gasline Pipeline SOLD AT A PUBLIC you are in. Absolutely script Bulletin April 22, SALE. IF YOU NEED $650/mo. Jim (435)850- 4Bdrm 2Bth 2 Fam. month deposit required. (435)882-7094 MUST SELL 35AC b) Budget no bank qualifying. 29, May 6 & 13, 2008) AN EXPLANATION OF 2374 Rooms, Fireplace, 2 Call (801)381-8710 or -$49,900. *90 minutes Sharon A. Dawson Brand new homes in HORSE PROPERTY THIS PROCEEDING, Car Garage. The Roof, (435)843-4265 from Salt Lake in SW Tooele City Recorder 2BDRM DUPLEX apart- Grantsville. 4 to 5bdrms 1.41acres w/barn 2005 YOU SHOULD CON- C/A, Furnace, Tile, Wyoming. Surrounded Pursuant to the Ameri- ment with w/d hook-ups MILLPOND CONDO over 3200sqft. Up to Rambler 3 car garage, TACT A LAWYER. On Kitchen Cabinets & Ap- by gov't land. Great cli- GRANTSVILLE CITY cans with Disabilities yard close to Main 3bdrm 2.5bth 2 car ga- $100% financing. Full large kitchen, 3200sqft, May 27, 2008, at pliances ONLY 1yr old. mate, wildlife, access, NOTICE OF PUBLIC Act, Individuals Needing Street. 156 N 100 W rage, views, 2-story, tax write off of home Finished basement 4:30pm, James H. Woo- RENT TO OWN & Lock title insured, surveyed. HEARING ON PRO- Special Accommoda- $595/mo. Call (435) hkps, pvt, deck, stor- ownership. Move in $341,900 dall, Trustee, as duly ap- in your Purchase Price Won't last. EZ terms. POSED CONVEYANCE tions Should Notify 882-4724 age, c/a, $1050/mo right way Homes are (435)840-5757 pointed Trustee under a NOW!! No Bank Qualifi- C a l l UTLR OF GRANTSVILLE Sharon A. Dawson, $500/dep Very clean ready. Serious inquires Deed of Trust recorded 2BDRM, 2BTH condo, cation Required!!! 211 LAKE VIEW East side 1-877-351-5263 (ucan) SENIOR CITIZEN CEN- Tooele City Recorder, at Jack (435)882-3593 only! This program will June 13, 2007, as Instru- recently remodeled, North Hale Street NEW 2400sqft. 3bdrm, 3bth. TER TO TOOELE 843-2110 prior to the not last act now. Please ment No. 286738, in $850/mo, $300/dep. No PRICE of $1695/mo RENT TO Own Large Tile, slate, jetted tub, TEXAS LAND LIQUIDA- COUNTY meeting. TDD Phone call (435)655-1380 Book xx, Page xx, of the smoking, no pets. Gar- P u r c h a s e P r i c e 5bdrm 2bth, half acre, huge master. 1361 E TION!! 20-acres, near NOTICE IS HEREBY Number 843-2108 (Dial area code) Official Records in the rett (435)882-4611, $269,900 Call Ellen $1150/mo Plus $5000 970 N. $189,000 booming El Paso. Good GIVEN that the Grants- (Published in the Tran- 435-840-5734 road access. Only office at the County Re- (435)849-1444 888/597-6021 down. No Bank qualify- 1.62 ACRE HORSE ville City Council will script Bulletin May 6, www.FreshStartH- ing or credit check. $14,900 $200/down conduct a public hearing 2008) corder of Tooele County, 3BDRM, 1BTH, base- PROPERTY IN Make Your American $145/mo. Money back State of Utah, executed omesLLC.com RE/MAX Becky (435)884-0193 ARC at the Grantsville City ment, ac, w/d hookups, GRANTSVILLE WITH Dream A Reality! guarantee. No credit PUBLIC NOTICE by Angela Dautrich, A Results has used double-wide Offices, 429 East Main new remodel, garden STANSBURY 3BDRM 5BDRM, 2BTH HOME. checks. Notice is hereby given Single Person, will sell at homes available in a Street, Grantsville, Utah area w/irrigation water, 2BDRM 1BTH 2 car ga- 2bth, 2 car garage, a/c, Hoame and yards are 1-800-843-7537. that the Tooele City public auction to highest great Tooele commu- on Wednesday, May 7, utilities paid. No smok- rage, fenced yard, w/d fenced yard, some pets in great condition, great www.sunsetranches.co Council and Tooele City bidder, payable in lawful nity. We make owning 2008 at 7:00 p.m., to ing/ pets. $900/mo. ook-ups, $800/mo o k . $ 1 1 0 0 / m o . setup for horses fully m (ucan) Redevelopment Agency money of the United fenced pasture tack your own home easy. consider a conveyance $600/dep. 882-7094 $500/dep 435-850-2180 of the Grantsville Senior will meet in a Joint Busi- States at the time of (435)830-2572 shed, open barn and We offer a zero interest ness Meeting on sale. Successful bidders SELLING YOUR moun- Citizen Center real prop- STANSBURY HOMES out building. $299,900 installment loan with Wednesday, May 7, must tender a deposit of tain bike? www.tooele BECOME A SUB- Water Shares erty and improvements, For rent (435)843-9883 Sheila. 801-599-3440 low up-front money! 2008 at the hour of 7:00 $5,000 in certified funds transcript.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 located at 120 South Agent Prudential Real Estate. Rental options also P.M. The meeting will to the trustee at the time available! Quick Clos- 12 "B" Grantsville Irriga- Center Street to Tooele County. Tooele County be held at the Tooele of sale, with the balance ings! Be in your home tion Water. Shares For City Hall Council Room due by noon the follow- in less than a week. Sale Call 1-888-286- has operated the Grants- ville Senior Citizen Cen- located at 90 North Main ing business day, at the Call now! Call now! Ve- 2704 Street, Tooele, Utah. office of the Trustee. At Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company ronica at 801-641-7327. ter since the Center be- 13 SHARES Grantsville 1. Pledge of Allegiance the tooele county court- H a b l a E s p a n o l . gan operation. The Cen- Irrigation Company 2. Mayor's Community house 74 South 100 www.aboutarc.com ter is in need of improve- for sale $7000 per ments in order to con- Recognition Awards East Tooele Utah all Delinquent Notice Planning on selling your share obo Contact Ty- 3. Award Presentation right, title and interest tinue to meet the needs Presented by Jaclynn Notice is hereby given that the annual assessments on the shares of the Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company listed home, you could be ler (801)509-1560 of its patrons. The pro- conveyed to and now sending your sales Bonelli held by it under said below are delinquent as of May 1st in the amount shown for each last known shareholder, and are subject to cancel- 47 ACRE Feet of Water posed conveyance to lation and reissuance should the delinquency not be paid in full to the Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company, c/o the points to up to 340,000 Tooele County is in- 4. Open Forum for Pub- Deed of Trust in the Secretary, PO Box 962, Tooele, Utah 8474-0962 within thirty (30) days of the date of this Notice. households at once. available/ Grantsville lic Comment property situated in said Call Lauri (801)979- tended to facilitate fund- All assessments for the shares not redeemed during said thirty (30) day period shall be canceled and revert to the Com- For $163. you can ing for the needed up- 5. Resolution 2008-20 A County and State de- pany as treasury shares to be resold at the fair market value, or the amount of the delinquency, which ever is greater. place your 25 word 0393 lauri@utahsold. Resolution of the Tooele scribed as: Lot 350b, com grades. The only consid- classified ad to all 45 eration that Grantsville is City Council Adopting shetland meadows no. 3 Ahlstrom, Todd $100.00 533 Canyon Way, Tooele newspapers in Utah. considering in the con- the Budget Officer's Ten- subdivision, according to 838 W. Vine Street, Tooele Hepner, Joe $110.00 Just call the Transcript tative Budget for Tooele the official plat thereof as $210.00 1892 North Aaron Drive, Tooele Strickland, Carolyn Commercial veyance is that the prop- Bulletin at 882-0050 for Property erty continue to be used City Fiscal Year recorded in the office of Bickmore, Rachel G. $110.00 De Funlak Springs, Fl 2008-2009, and Estab- 210 West 480 South, Tooele Herrera, Mark & Carla $260.00 all the details. (Mention as a Senior Citizen Cen- the Tooele county re- $110.00 788 Saddle Road, Grantsville Tomlin, Jack ucan) FITNESS CENTER ter and that if the prop- lishing the Time and corder, state of Utah.. Place of a Public Hear- The street address and Booth, Robert & Joanne $160.00 PO Box 778, Tooele PRICE REDUCED for 12750sqft, Main Street. erty ceases to be used 145 North 100 West, Tooele Higley, Allen & Judy $20.00 ing to Consider its Adop- other common designa- quick sale! Large Handball courts, lock- for that purpose, that it $110.00 255 North 200 West, Tooele Vallette, James & Christy ers, showers, saunas, will revert back to tion tion of the real property Burnham, Jason $110.00 353 North 100 West, Tooele 1800sqft Overlake hot tubs, mirrored aero- Grantsville City. Per- Presented by Glenn described above is pur- 37 West 200 South, Tooele Hinkel, Jack $110.00 Townhome, 3bdrm Caldwell ported to be: 742 North $110.00 181 West 400 South, Tooele VanGrimbergen, Jr, Jack & Heather 1.5bth walk in closet, bic/ dance area. Unlim- sons interested in the fu- ited possibilities! ture of the Grantsville 6. Resolution 2008-15 A 170 West Tooele Ut Butcher, Dennis $120.00 180 West 200 West, Tooele central air, attached ga- Resolution of the Tooele 245 West 100 South, Tooele Hulett, Lloyd $110.00 882-7094, Senior Citizen Center or 84074. Estimated Total r a g e $ 1 4 4 , 9 0 0 City Council Retaining Debt as of May 27, 2008 $100.00 541 Sunset Ave, Tooele Vario, Harlod & Paula (435)882-4320 (801)860-5696 this proposal are invited Caldwell, Mark James $110.00 242 North 200 West, Tooele to attend and provide the Services of Simon is $128,390.54. The un- 325 Fairlane, Tooele Hulett VaLoye $110.00 RAMBLER in contstruc- comment. Written com- and Company for Fed- dersigned Trustee dis- $110.00 541 Sunset Ave., Tooele Wilkinson, Jason G. tion. 3bdrm, 2bth, ga- Buildings ments will also be con- eral Affairs Assistance claims any liability for Current Resident $110.00 376 North 100 West rage, valuted celings, Presented by Mayor Pat- any incorrectness of the 623 West 200 South, Tooele Jackson, Blake & Gina $60.00 sidered if submitted to tile. Choose your colors the City Recorder in ad- rick Dunlavy street address and other $160.00 373 North 100 West, Tooele BEAT PRICE IN- and carpet. Beautiful vance of the hearing. 7. Resolution 2008-18 A common designation, if Clark, Michael & Carol $290.00 Settlement Canyon Irrigation is ask- CREASES! Get service Resolution of the Tooele 625 West Vine Street, Tooele Jensen, Ralph & Norma ing for help in locating the following M o u n t a i n V i e w s . Persons with disabilities any, shown herein. Said & selection on high $130.00 416 South 500 West, Tooele shareholders or purchasers of the $176,900 Call Andy needing accommoda- City Council Adopting sale will be made without quality all steel build- Colledge, Margene $130.00 following shares. If you have any (435)840-3332 tions to participate in this the National Incident covenant or warranty, ings. Sentinel Building 170 West Vine Street, Tooele Kallas, Steve & Karen information on contacting the persons hearing should contact Management System express or implied, re- Systems, 800-327-0790 $120.00 158 West Vine Street, Tooele responsible for these shares, please Jeremy Walker at least (NIMS) garding title, possession, Cook, Darrin & Diana $110.00 call 833-9606 RENT TO OWN. No ad 26, www.sentinel- 24 hours in advance of Presented by Police condition or encum- 173 West 200 South, Tooele Kozlowski, Phillip bank qualification reqiu- buildings.com. (ucan) t h e h e a r i n g a t Chief Ron Kirby brances, including fees, $110.00 591 Canyon Road, Tooele Bolinder, Joe & Kristen red brand new con- 8. PUBLIC HEARING & If you build, remodel or 435.884.3411. . charges and expenses Critchlow, Nathan or Teddie $50.00 315 South 2nd Street, Tooele struction half acre MOTION on Resolution 655 West Vine Street, Tooele Leonelli, Anthony $110.00 remove buildings you DATED this 17th day of of the Trustee and of the horse property in 2008-13 A Resolution of $110.00 281 South 200 West, Tooele Christensen, Lloyd can place your classi- April, 2008. trusts created by said Grantsville. 4bdrm the Tooele City Council Douglas, Elizabeth $120.00 PO Box 216, Aurora, UT fied ad in 45 of Utah's BY ORDER OF THE Deed of Trust, to pay the 2.5bth, 2 car garage, all Regarding Tooele City's 474 North 100 West, Tooele McNicol, Devin $180.00 newspapers for only GRANTSVILLE CITY remaining principal sums t h e u p g r a d e s . Use of, and Right of Ac- $60.00 137 West Vine Street, Tooele Dymock, Hilma $163. for 25 words ($5. COUNCIL of the note(s) secured by Dunlavy, Howard H. $110.00 236 West 200 South, Tooele $1350/mo. Call today! cess to, A Tooele City for each additional Jeremy Walker said Deed of Trust. The 314 Fairlane Drive, Tooele Merton, Matthew & Tonya $160.00 801-461-5052 six-inch Force Main Pipe word). You will reach Grantsville City current beneficiary of the $110.00 249 South 320 West, Tooele Gilgen, Robert & Haylee within and to the South SELLER FINANCE No up to 340,000 house- Recorder Trust Deed as of the Dunlavy, Patrick $110.00 154 Country Club, Stansbury Park, of the Overlake Project 341 Fairlane Drive, Tooele Miller, Clifford & Beth UT Bank Qualify new home holds and all you do is (Published in the Tran- date of this notice is: Area $20.00 289 South 360 West, Tooele $110.00 4bdrm, 3bth, half acre call the Transcript Bul- script Bulletin April 22, Mortgage Electronic Presented by Roger Elkington, Marianne $150.00 Hansen, Russell & Debbi lot. Move in today! letin at 882-0050 for all 29 & May 6, 2008) Registration Systems, Baker 487 South 100 West, Tooele Morgan, Tom & Kathleen 352 West 440 South, Tooele (801)243-8044, the details. (Mention Inc. The record owner of 9. Ordinance 2008-03 $60.00 840 West Utah Ave, Tooele $160.00 (801)520-7638 UCAN Classified Net- the property as of the re- Fluckiger, John & Kristin $150.00 Kwalick, Mark An Ordinance of the cording of the Notice of SELLING YOUR work) 122 West 400 North, Tooele Munson, Zane & Andrea 100 South 200 West, Tooele NOTICE OF ANNUAL Tooele City Council Default is/are: Angela HOME? Advertise it in $100.00 61 North Coleman, Tooele $100.00 STEEL SHOW BUILD- MEETING TO THE Amending Tooele City Dautrich. Dated: April Fuell, Terri & Sandy $100.00 McKee, Gary & Escalante, Nina the classifieds. Call INGS Big or Little Re- PUBLIC AND RESI- Code Chapter 1-23 Re- 29, 2008. 620 West Vine Street, Tooele Pacheco, Melanie 155 West 100 South, Tooele 882-0050 or visit cession & Advertising DENTS OF TOOELE garding Document Re- James H. Woodall, $110.00 PO Box 112, Tooele $150.00 www.tooeletran Double Disc Can Erect, COUNTY tention and Disclosure Trustee 10653 River Fulmer, David & Ruth $110.00 McLaws, George script.com 642 Elk Meadow Loop, Tooele Peterson, George & Mary 379 South 320 West, Tooele C h e a p F r e i g h t The Public is hereby Presented by Roger Front Parkway, Suite $110.00 146 West 400 South, Tooele $110.00 TOOELE For sale, lease www.scg-grp.com given Notice that the Baker 290 South Jordan Ut Galloway, Lehi $160.00 Mudrow, Mithchell & Desiree option or rent: 3bdrm, S o u r c e : 0 P M Tooele County Board of 10. Resolution 2008-14 84095 (801)254-9450 465 West 700 South, Tooele Pfeifer, Brett & Diane 219 South 329 West, Tooele 2bth, 1 car garage, fire- 801-673-3204 (ucan) Commissioners con- A Resolution of the (800)245-1886 (Hotline) $120.00 59 Kelsey View, Tooele $110.00 place. 425 South 525 ducts its regular board of Tooele City Council Re- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Gonzales, Phil & Stephanie $170.00 Robertson, Mary Eileen County Commissioners vising Fees Charged for 282 West 100 North, Tooele Price, Bryan & Julie Pleasanton, CA West. Call Dave Financial P.M. Signature/ by: $100.00 200 West 480 South, Tooele $70.00 840-1009 meeting on the first, sec- the Reproduction of James H. Woodall, Services ond, third and fourth Public Records Trustee R-176381 Gonzales, Sharon $110.00 Ruckman, Diana Wixie TOOELE RAMBLER, 324 South 185 Street, Burien, WA Richardson, Brett & Camille Oklahoma City, OK Tuesday at 3:00 P.M. of Presented by Roger (Published in the Tran- 4bdrm,1.5bth updated UP TO $1000 online $160.00 324 West Vine Street, Tooele $160.00 each month at the Baker script Bulletin April 29, throughout. Garage, www.CASH- Grover, Kevin & Britt $110.00 Schear, Joshua B. Tooele County Court- 11. Resolution 2008-19 May 6 & 13, 2008) 625 South Coleman, Tooele Rudie, Raymond & ReNay 276 West Vine Street, Tooele landscaping, vaulted IN30MINUTES.COM In house, Room 310, 47 A Resolution of the ceilings. New flooring your checking account $110.00 417 West 200 South, Tooele $30.00 South Main Street, Tooele City Council In- SELL YOUR CAR or Hammond, Robert $140.00 Youngberg, Jeffery W. a n d a n d p a i n t ! in 30 minutes! No credit Tooele, Utah, unless the creasing the Amount boat in the classifieds. 186 West Vine Street, Tooele Slowik, Thelma 567 Isgreen Circle, Tooele $187,900 Call Andy check! (ucan) location is specifically Charged by Tooele City Call 882-0050 or visit $110.00 66 West Utah Ave, Tooele $160.00 (435)840-3332 Hamp, Richard $160.00 GOT A good idea for a changed as stated on for Access to Municipal www.tooeletranscript. 467 North 200 West, Tooele Ferguson, Thora HAVING A yard sale? story? Call the Tran- the agenda. If the meet- Water Rights Pursuant com or e-mail your ad Advertise in the Tran- script and let us know ing date is a legal holi- to Tooele City Code to tbp@tooeletran- (Published in the Transcript Bulletin May 6 & 8, 2008) script 882-0050. day, then the regularly 7-26-3(2) and Adminis- script.com scheduled meeting will trative Policy not be held. Presented by Roger DATED THIS 5th Baker DAY OF May, 2008. 12. Minutes MARILYN K. GILLETTE April 16, 2008 Tooele County Clerk 13. Invoices (Published in the Tran- Presented by Sharon script Bulletin May 6, Dawson 2008) 14. Mayor's Report 15. Adjourn to a Closed Executive Session to Discuss Pending Litiga- tion Sharon A. Dawson Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- cans with Disabilities Act, Individuals Needing Special Accommoda- tions Should Notify Sharon A. Dawson, Tooele City Recorder, at 843-2110 prior to the meeting. TDD Phone Number 843-2108 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 6, 2008) NOTICE TO CONTRAC- TORS The Utah Department of Transportation is adver- tising for bids for the fol- lowing projects. All project bidding infor- mation, including Specifi- cations and Plans, can be viewed, downloaded, and printed from UDOT's Project Development Construction Bid Open- ing Information website, http://www.dot.utah.gov/ index.php/m=c/tid=319. To bid on UDOT pro- jects, bidders must use UDOT's Electronic Bid System (EBS). The EBS software and EBS train- ing schedules are also available on this website. Project information can also be reviewed at the NOTICE OF TRUS- NOTICE OF TRUS- main office in Salt Lake TEE'S SALE TEE'S SALE City, the offices of its Re- APN: 15-004-0-0320 The real property de- gions, and its District of- Trust No. 1116325-07 scribed below and situ- fices in Price, Richfield, Ref: Shane Ard TRA: ated in Tooele County, and Cedar City. Loan No. xxxxxx9733. Utah will be sold at pub- If project Specifications IMPORTANT NOTICE lic auction to the highest and Plans cannot be TO PROPERTY bidder, payable in lawful printed from the website, OWNER: YOU ARE IN money of the United they can be obtained DEFAULT UNDER A States at the time of from the main office, DEED OF TRUST, sale, at the front en- 4501 South 2700 West, DATED March 16, 2005. trance of the Third Dis- S a l t L a k e C i t y , UNLESS YOU TAKE trict Courthouse for (801)965-4346, for a fee, ACTION TO PROTECT Tooele County, 74 South plus tax and mail charge, YOUR PROPERTY, IT 100 East, Tooele, Utah if applicable, none of MAY BE SOLD AT A 84074, on May 12, 2008, which will be refunded. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU at the hour of 12:00 p.m. All contractors proposing NEED AN EXPLANA- The sale is for the pur- to bid UDOT heavy high- TION OF THIS PRO- pose of foreclosing the way construction pro- CEEDING, YOU Deed of Trust (the “Deed jects with an advertised SHOULD CONTACT A of Trust”) dated May 21, estimate of $1,500,000 LAWYER. On May 20, 1998 and executed by or more must file and 2008, at 4:30pm, James DAWN M. SAGERS as gain prequalification ap- H. Woodall, Trustee, as Trustor and granted to proval prior to submitting duly appointed Trustee WASHINGTON MU- a bid. For further infor- under a Deed of Trust TUAL, as Beneficiary mation, contact (801) recorded March 17, and Trustee. The Deed 965-3835. Department 2005, as Instrument No. of Trust was recorded on processing time is 10 237449, in Book 1009, May 28, 1998 as Entry working days from re- Page 458, of the Official No. 112197, Book No. ceipt of properly exe- Records in the office at 0508, Page No. 0392, of cuted documentation. the County Recorder of the Official Records of Project No: S-R299(77) Tooele County, State of the County Recorder of Sealed proposals will be Utah, executed by Tooele County, Utah. received by the Utah De- Shane Ard and Misty ZACHARY SHIELDS, a partment of Transporta- Ewell, Husband And member of the Utah tion UDOT/DPS Building Wife As Joint Tenants, State Bar whose office is (4th Floor), 4501 South will sell at public auction in Utah has been ap- 2700 West, Utah to highest bidder, pay- pointed Successor Trus- 84114-8220, until 2 able in lawful money of tee under the Deed of o'clock p.m. Tuesday, the United States at the Trust. The property sub- May 20, 2008, and at time of sale. Successful ject to the Deed of Trust that time publicly opened bidders must tender a NOTICE OF TRUS- is situated in Tooele for CONSTRUCT NEW deposit of $5,000 in cer- TEE'S SALE County, Utah, and more PEDESTRIAN RAMPS tified funds to the trustee APN: 13-083-0-0104 particularly described as of ADA PEDESTRIAN at the time of sale, with Trust No. 1094241-07 follows: RAMPS IN REGION the balance due by noon Ref: Judy Ann Jameson LOT 13, WESTLAND TWO-2008 in SALT the following business TRA: L o a n N o . MOBILE ESTATES NO. LAKE, TOOELE Coun- day, at the office of the xxxxxx0146. IMPOR- 1 SUBDIVISION, AC- ties, the same being Trustee. At the tooele TANT NOTICE TO CORDING TO THE OF- identified as State Pro- county courthouse 74 PROPERTY OWNER: FICAL PLAT THEREOF, ject No: S-R299(77). South 100 East Tooele YOU ARE IN DEFAULT AS RECORDED IN THE Project Location: ADA Utah all right, title and in- UNDER A DEED OF COUNTY RECORDER'S PEDESTRIAN RAMPS terest conveyed to and TRUST, DATED October OFFICE. TOGETHER IN REGION TWO-2008 now held by it under said 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU WITH all improvements, The principal items of Deed of Trust in the TAKE ACTION TO PRO- easements, rights, ap- work are as follows: property situated in said TECT YOUR PROP- purtenances, rents, roy- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- Pedestrian Access County and State de- ERTY, IT MAY BE alties, mineral, oil and TORS Ramp scribed as: Lot 320, SOLD AT A PUBLIC gas rights and profits, The Utah Department of Traffic Control country crossing neigh- SALE. IF YOU NEED water rights and stock Transportation is adver- Concrete Curb and Gut- borhood phase 2b, plat AN EXPLANATION OF and all fixtures. The par- tising for bids for the fol- ter Type B1 3, P.U.D. being a vaca- THIS PROCEEDING, cel of real property cov- lowing projects. The project is to be com- tion and resubdivision of YOU SHOULD CON- ered by the Deed of All project bidding infor- pleted in 60 Working a portion of “ County TACT A LAWYER. On Trust has a reputed ad- mation, including Specifi- Days Crossing amended May 20, 2008, at dress of 469 American cations and Plans, can MANDATORY PRE-BID Phase 2, amended” ac- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Way, Tooele, Utah be viewed, downloaded, CONFERENCE cording to the official plat dall, Trustee, as duly ap- 84074. The current and printed from UDOT's Friday, May 16, 2008 as recorded in the Office pointed Trustee under a beneficiary of the Trust Project Development 09:00 am of the Tooele County Deed of Trust recorded Deed, by Assignment of Construction Bid Open- Region 2 Hurley Confer- Recorder. The street ad- November 01, 2005, as Deed of Trust recorded ing Information website, ence Room dress and other common Instrument No. 249461, February 11, 2008, is http://www.dot.utah.gov/ 2010 S 2760 W, Salt designation of the real in Book xx, Page xx, of VANDERBILT MORT- index.php/m=c/tid=319. Lake City, Utah property described the Official Records in GAGE AND FINANCE To bid on UDOT pro- Conference attendance above is purported to be: the office at the County and the record owner of jects, bidders must use is a requirement for bid 452 East Manchester Recorder of Tooele the real property as of UDOT's Electronic Bid submission. Tuesday May 6, Lane2008Stansbury Park Ut County, State of Utah, Tooele theTranscriprecording of thetNo-Bulle- tin System (EBS). The EBS Prequalification ofB11bid- 84074. Estimated Total executed by Judy Ann tice of Default and Elec- software and EBS train- ders is required. Prior to Debt as of May 20, 2008 Jameson and Delbert A tion to Sell is DAWN M. ing schedules are also submitting a bid, the bid- Public Notices isPublic$175,678.84. NoticesThe un - Jameson,PublicWife NoticesAnd Hus - Public Notices SAGERS.PublicThe NoticesTrustee's Public Notices Public Notices availablePublic on Notices this website. derPublicmust haveNoticeson file Trustees dersignedTrusteesTrustee dis- band TrusteesAs Joint Tenants, Trustees sale willTrusteesbe made without Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ProjectMiscellaneousinformation can withMiscellaneousthe Utah Depart- claims any liability for will sell at public auction covenant or warranty, also be reviewed at the ment of Transportation a NOTICE OF TRUS- any incorrectness of the to highest bidder, pay- NOTICE OF TRUS- express or implied, re- ANNOUNCEMENT OF SUMMONS main office in Salt Lake completed and approved TEE'S SALE street address and other able in lawful money of TEE'S SALE garding title, possession APPOINTMENT AND Rebecca L. Wood, Peti- City, the offices of its Re- contractor's application APN: 15-004-0-0320 common designation, if the United States at the The real property de- or encumbrances. Bid- NOTICE TO CREDI- tioner, gions, and its District of- for prequalification. De- Trust No. 1116325-07 any, shown herein. Said time of sale. Successful scribed below and situ- ders must tender a TORS Vs. Jerry U. Wood, Re- fices in Price, Richfield, partment processing Ref: Shane Ard TRA: sale will be made without bidders must tender a ated in Tooele County, $5,000 deposit to the Estate of Richard P. spondent. and Cedar City. time is 10 working days Loan No. xxxxxx9733. covenant or warranty, deposit of $5,000 in cer- Utah will be sold at pub- Successor Trustee at the Henwood, Deceased. Case No. 084300161 If project Specifications from receipt of properly IMPORTANT NOTICE express or implied, re- tified funds to the trustee lic auction to the highest time of sale and the bal- Probate No. 083300040 Judge Mark S. Kouris and Plans cannot be executed documenta- TO PROPERTY garding title, possession, at the time of sale, with bidder, payable in lawful ance of the purchase Richard E. Henwood, THE STATE OF UTAH printed from the website, tion. OWNER: YOU ARE IN condition or encum- the balance due by noon money of the United price by 12:00 noon the whose address is 634 TO THE ABOVE- they can be obtained Unregistered companies DEFAULT UNDER A brances, including fees, the following business States at the time of day following the sale. North 300 West, Tooele, NAMED RESPONDENT: from the main office, may obtain the Specifi- DEED OF TRUST, charges and expenses day, at the office of the sale, at the front en- The deposit must be in Utah, 84074, has been You are hereby sum- 4501 South 2700 West, cations and Plans from DATED March 16, 2005. of the Trustee and of the Trustee. At the tooele trance of the Third Dis- the form of a cashier's appointed Personal Rep- moned and required to S a l t L a k e C i t y , the main office, 4501 UNLESS YOU TAKE trusts created by said county courthouse 74 trict Courthouse for check or bank official resentative of the file an Answer in writing (801)965-4346, for a fee, South 2700 West, Salt ACTION TO PROTECT Deed of Trust, to pay the South 100 East Tooele Tooele County, 74 South check payable to Van- above-entitled estate. to the attached Petition plus tax and mail charge, Lake City, (801) YOUR PROPERTY, IT remaining principal sums Utah all right, title and in- 100 East, Tooele, Utah derbilt Mortgage and Fi- Creditors of the estate with the Clerk of the if applicable, none of 965-4346, for a fee of MAY BE SOLD AT A of the note(s) secured by terest conveyed to and 84074, on May 12, 2008, nance. The balance are hereby notified to: Tooele County Court- which will be refunded. $20.00, plus tax and PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU said Deed of Trust. The now held by it under said at the hour of 12:00 p.m. must be in the form of a (1) deliver or mail their house, 74 S. 100 East, All contractors proposing mail charge, if applica- NEED AN EXPLANA- current beneficiary of the Deed of Trust in the The sale is for the pur- wire transfer, cashier's written claims to the Per- Suite 14, Tooele, Utah to bid UDOT heavy high- ble, none of which will be TION OF THIS PRO- Trust Deed as of the property situated in said pose of foreclosing the check or bank official sonal Representative at 84074 and to serve way construction pro- refunded. CEEDING, YOU date of this notice is: County and State de- Deed of Trust (the “Deed check (credit union offi- the address above; (2) upon, or mail to the peti- jects with an advertised Dated this 3rd day of SHOULD CONTACT A Ubs Real Estate Securi- scribed as: Lot 104, pal- of Trust”) dated May 21, cial checks are not ac- deliver or mail their writ- tioner at 324 East Main estimate of $1,500,000 May, 2008. LAWYER. On May 20, ties Inc. The record mer subdivison lot 1 1998 and executed by cepted) payable to Van- ten claims to the Per- St, #3, Grantsville, Utah or more must file and UTAH DEPARTMENT 2008, at 4:30pm, James owner of the property as amended, a subdivision DAWN M. SAGERS as derbilt Mortgage & Fi- sonal Representative's 84029, a copy of said gain prequalification ap- OF TRANSPORTATION H. Woodall, Trustee, as of the recording of the of Tooele county, ac- Trustor and granted to nance. Cash Payments attorney of record, Jill L. answer, within 20 days if proval prior to submitting John R. Njord, Director duly appointed Trustee Notice of Default is/are: cording to the official plat WASHINGTON MU- are not accepted. A Dunyon, at the address you are served in the a bid. For further infor- (Published in the Tran- under a Deed of Trust Shane Ard and Misty thereof on file and of re- TUAL, as Beneficiary trustee's deed will be de- designated below; or (3) State of Utah, or within mation, contact (801) scipt Bulletin May 6, recorded March 17, Ewell. Dated: April 22, cord in the tooele county and Trustee. The Deed livered to the successful file their written claims 30 days if you are 965-3835. Department 2008) 2005, as Instrument No. 2008. recorder's office. The of Trust was recorded on bidder within three busi- with the Clerk of the Dis- served outside the State processing time is 10 237449, in Book 1009, James H. Woodall, street address and other May 28, 1998 as Entry ness days after receipt trict Court in Tooele of Utah, after service of working days from re- PUBLIC NOTICE Page 458, of the Official Trustee 10653 River common designation of No. 112197, Book No. of the amount bid. County, or otherwise this Summons upon you. ceipt of properly exe- TOWN OF RUSH VAL- Records in the office at Front Parkway, Suite the real property de- 0508, Page No. 0392, of THE PURPOSE OF present their claims as If you fail to do so, judg- cuted documentation. LEY INVITATION FOR the County Recorder of 290 South Jordan Ut scribed above is pur- the Official Records of THIS NOTICE IS TO required by Utah law ment by default will be Project No: S-R299(77) BIDS Tooele County, State of 84095 (801)254- 9450 ported to be: 2060 N the County Recorder of COLLECT A DEBT AND within three months after taken against you for the Sealed proposals will be The Town of Rush Val- Utah, executed by (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Churchwood Drive Tooele County, Utah. ANY INFORMATION the date of the first publi- relief demanded in said received by the Utah De- ley is seeking bids from Shane Ard and Misty Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Tooele Ut 84074-9443. ZACHARY SHIELDS, a OBTAINED MAY BE cation of this notice of be Petition, which has been partment of Transporta- qualified individuals or Ewell, Husband And P.M. Signature/ by: Estimated Total Debt as member of the Utah USED FOR THAT PUR- forever barred. filed with the Clerk of the tion UDOT/DPS Building companies to provide Wife As Joint Tenants, James H. Woodall, of May 20, 2008 is State Bar whose office is POSE. DATED: May 12, Date of first publication: above-entitled Court. (4th Floor), 4501 South Janitorial services for the will sell at public auction Trustee R-175494 $433,361.52. The under- in Utah has been ap- 2008 April 29, 2008. You can obtain a copy of 2700 West, Utah Town Hall and a sepa- to highest bidder, pay- (Published in the Tran- signed Trustee disclaims pointed Successor Trus- SUCCESSOR TRUS- Jill L. Dunyon the Verified Petition by 84114-8220, until 2 rate bid for Grounds able in lawful money of script Bulletin April 22, any liability for any incor- tee under the Deed of TEE Snow, Christensen & writing to the clerk of the o'clock p.m. Tuesday, Maintenance for the the United States at the 29 & May 6, 2008) rectness of the street ad- Trust. The property sub- ZACHARY SHIELDS Martineau court at the Tooele May 20, 2008, and at Town Hall and St John time of sale. Successful dress and other common ject to the Deed of Trust Callister Nebeker & Attorneys for Personal County Courthouse, 74 that time publicly opened Parks. A detailed list of bidders must tender a NOTICE OF TRUS- designation, if any, is situated in Tooele McCullough Representative S. 100 East, Suite 14, for CONSTRUCT NEW services for each bid deposit of $5,000 in cer- TEE'S SALE shown herein. Said sale County, Utah, and more 10 East South Temple, Post Office Box 45000 Tooele, UT 84074. PEDESTRIAN RAMPS may be obtained from tified funds to the trustee APN: 13-083-0-0104 will be made without particularly described as Suite 900 Salt Lake City, Utah READ THESE PAPERS of ADA PEDESTRIAN Dana Gardner at at the time of sale, with Trust No. 1094241-07 covenant or warranty, follows: Salt Lake City, UT 84145 CAREFULLY. These pa- RAMPS IN REGION 435-837-2322. Bids the balance due by noon Ref: Judy Ann Jameson express or implied, re- LOT 13, WESTLAND 84133 (801)521-9000 pers mean that you are TWO-2008 in SALT must be submitted to the following business TRA: L o a n N o . garding title, possession, MOBILE ESTATES NO. (801) 530-7300 (Published in the Tran- being sued for divorce. LAKE, TOOELE Coun- Dana Gardner 71 North day, at the office of the xxxxxx0146. IMPOR- condition or encum- 1 SUBDIVISION, AC- Office Hours 8:30 a.m. script Bulletin April 29, DATED this 15th day of ties, the same being Main Street, Rush Val- Trustee. At the tooele TANT NOTICE TO brances, including fees, CORDING TO THE OF- to 5:00 p.m. May 6 & 13, 2008) April, 2008. identified as State Pro- ley, Utah, 84069 prior to county courthouse 74 PROPERTY OWNER: charges and expenses FICAL PLAT THEREOF, (Published in the Tran- Rebecca L. Wood ject No: S-R299(77). 5:00pm on May 28, PUBLIC NOTICE South 100 East Tooele YOU ARE IN DEFAULT of the Trustee and of the AS RECORDED IN THE script Bulletin April 22, Petitioner Project Location: ADA 2008. Bids will be Grantsville City Surplus Utah all right, title and in- UNDER A DEED OF trusts created by said COUNTY RECORDER'S 29 and May 6, 2008) (Published in the Tran- PEDESTRIAN RAMPS opened and considered Sale terest conveyed to and TRUST, DATED October Deed of Trust, to pay the OFFICE. TOGETHER script Bulletin April 22, IN REGION TWO-2008 at the Town Council Date:May 8, 2008 now held by it under said 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU remaining principal sums WITH all improvements, 29, May 6 & 13, 2008) The principal items of meeting on May 28, Time:1:00 p.m. Deed of Trust in the TAKE ACTION TO PRO- of the note(s) secured by easements, rights, ap- work are as follows: 2008 at 7:00 pm. Location: Grantsville City property situated in said TECT YOUR PROP- said Deed of Trust. The purtenances, rents, roy- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- Pedestrian Access By the order of the Rush Public Notices Shop, 322 W. Main County and State de- ERTY, IT MAY BE current beneficiary of the alties, mineral, oil and TORS Ramp Valley Town Council Miscellaneous Street scribed as: Lot 320, SOLD AT A PUBLIC Trust Deed as of the gas rights and profits, The Utah Department of Traffic Control Joyce McAtee, re- The surplus sale will be country crossing neigh- SALE. IF YOU NEED date of this notice is: water rights and stock Transportation is adver- Concrete Curb and Gut- corder Deadline for public no- an open auction. It will borhood phase 2b, plat AN EXPLANATION OF Homecomings Financial, and all fixtures. The par- tising for bids for the fol- ter Type B1 (Published in the Tran- tices is 4 p.m. the day contain vehicles, furni- 3, P.U.D. being a vaca- THIS PROCEEDING, Llc. The record owner of cel of real property cov- lowing projects. The project is to be com- script Bulletin April 29, prior to publication. ture, computer supplies, tion and resubdivision of YOU SHOULD CON- the property as of the re- ered by the Deed of All project bidding infor- pleted in 60 Working May 1 & 6, 2008) Public notices submit- a snow plow, and a utility a portion of “ County TACT A LAWYER. On cording of the Notice of Trust has a reputed ad- mation, including Specifi- Days ted past the deadline bed that fits a 1 ton truck Crossing amended May 20, 2008, at Default is/are: Judy Ann dress of 469 American cations and Plans, can MANDATORY PRE-BID will not be accepted. with duals. The items will Phase 2, amended” ac- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Jameson and Delbert A. Way, Tooele, Utah be viewed, downloaded, CONFERENCE UPAXLP be available for inspec- cording to the official plat dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Jameson. Dated: April 84074. The current and printed from UDOT's Friday, May 16, 2008 Invite the tion Monday, Tuesday, as recorded in the Office pointed Trustee under a 22, 2008. beneficiary of the Trust Project Development 09:00 am Wednesday, or before Whole of the Tooele County Deed of Trust recorded James H. Woodall, Deed, by Assignment of Construction Bid Open- Region 2 Hurley Confer- PUBLIC NOTICE the auction on Thursday. Recorder. The street ad- November 01, 2005, as Trustee 10653 River Deed of Trust recorded ing Information website, ence Room Settlement Canyon Irri- If you have questions Town to dress and other common Instrument No. 249461, Front Parkway, Suite February 11, 2008, is http://www.dot.utah.gov/ 2010 S 2760 W, Salt gation Company is solic- please contact the Pub- designation of the real in Book xx, Page xx, of 290 South Jordan Ut VANDERBILT MORT- index.php/m=c/tid=319. Lake City, Utah iting bids for possible in- lic Works Department Your Yard property described the Official Records in 84095 (801)254-9450 GAGE AND FINANCE To bid on UDOT pro- Conference attendance stallation of company 884-0621 or City Hall above is purported to be: the office at the County (800) 245-1886 (Hot- and the record owner of jects, bidders must use is a requirement for bid meters. Please call 884-3411. Sale! 452 East Manchester Recorder of Tooele line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - the real property as of UDOT's Electronic Bid submission. 833-9606 for more infor- (Published in the Tran- Lane Stansbury Park Ut County, State of Utah, 5:00 P.M. Signature/ the recording of the No- System (EBS). The EBS Prequalification of bid- TOOELE mation. Bid sheets will script Bulletin April 29, TRANSCRIPT 84074. Estimated Total executed by Judy Ann by: James H. Woodall, tice of Default and Elec- software and EBS train- ders is required. Prior to be accepted until May 1 & 6, 2008) BULLETIN Debt as of May 20, 2008 Jameson and Delbert A Trustee R-174924 tion to Sell is DAWN M. 5:00pm on May 20th. ing schedules are also submitting a bid, the bid- is $175,678.84. The un- Jameson, Wife And Hus- (Published in the Tran- SAGERS. The Trustee's (Published in the Tran- available on this website. der must have on file dersigned Trustee dis- band As Joint Tenants, script Bulletin April 22, sale will be made without script Bulletin May 6 & 8, Sell Your Stuff 882-0050 Project information can with the Utah Depart- 882-0050 claims any liability for will sell at public auction 29 & May 6, 2008) covenant or warranty, 2008) also be reviewed at the ment of Transportation a any incorrectness of the to highest bidder, pay- express or implied, re- main office in Salt Lake completed and approved street address and other able in lawful money of garding title, possession City, the offices of its Re- contractor's application common designation, if the United States at the or encumbrances. Bid- gions, and its District of- for prequalification. De- any, shown herein. Said time of sale. Successful ders must tender a fices in Price, Richfield, partment processing sale will be made without bidders must tender a $5,000 deposit to the and Cedar City. time is 10 working days covenant or warranty, deposit of $5,000 in cer- Successor Trustee at the If project Specifications from receipt of properly express or implied, re- tified funds to the trustee time of sale and the bal- and Plans cannot be executed documenta- garding title, possession, at the time of sale, with ance of the purchase printed from the website, tion. condition or encum- the balance due by noon price by 12:00 noon the they can be obtained Unregistered companies brances, including fees, the following business day following the sale. from the main office, may obtain the Specifi- charges and expenses day, at the office of the The deposit must be in 4501 South 2700 West, cations and Plans from of the Trustee and of the Trustee. At the tooele the form of a cashier's S a l t L a k e C i t y , the main office, 4501 trusts created by said county courthouse 74 check or bank official (801)965-4346, for a fee, South 2700 West, Salt Deed of Trust, to pay the South 100 East Tooele check payable to Van- plus tax and mail charge, Lake City, (801) remaining principal sums Utah all right, title and in- derbilt Mortgage and Fi- if applicable, none of 965-4346, for a fee of of the note(s) secured by terest conveyed to and nance. The balance which will be refunded. $20.00, plus tax and said Deed of Trust. The now held by it under said must be in the form of a All contractors proposing mail charge, if applica- current beneficiary of the Deed of Trust in the wire transfer, cashier's to bid UDOT heavy high- ble, none of which will be Trust Deed as of the property situated in said check or bank official way construction pro- refunded. date of this notice is: County and State de- check (credit union offi- jects with an advertised Dated this 3rd day of Ubs Real Estate Securi- scribed as: Lot 104, pal- cial checks are not ac- estimate of $1,500,000 May, 2008. ties Inc. The record mer subdivison lot 1 cepted) payable to Van- or more must file and UTAH DEPARTMENT owner of the property as amended, a subdivision derbilt Mortgage & Fi- gain prequalification ap- OF TRANSPORTATION of the recording of the of Tooele county, ac- nance. Cash Payments proval prior to submitting John R. Njord, Director Notice of Default is/are: cording to the official plat are not accepted. A a bid. For further infor- (Published in the Tran- Shane Ard and Misty thereof on file and of re- trustee's deed will be de- mation, contact (801) scipt Bulletin May 6, Ewell. Dated: April 22, cord in the tooele county livered to the successful 965-3835. Department 2008) 2008. recorder's office. The bidder within three busi- processing time is 10 James H. Woodall, street address and other ness days after receipt working days from re- Trustee 10653 River common designation of of the amount bid. ceipt of properly exe- Front Parkway, Suite the real property de- THE PURPOSE OF cuted documentation. 290 South Jordan Ut scribed above is pur- THIS NOTICE IS TO Project No: S-R299(77) 84095 (801)254- 9450 ported to be: 2060 N COLLECT A DEBT AND Sealed proposals will be (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Churchwood Drive ANY INFORMATION received by the Utah De- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Tooele Ut 84074-9443. OBTAINED MAY BE partment of Transporta- P.M. Signature/ by: Estimated Total Debt as USED FOR THAT PUR- tion UDOT/DPS Building James H. Woodall, of May 20, 2008 is POSE. DATED: May 12, (4th Floor), 4501 South Trustee R-175494 $433,361.52. The under- 2008 2700 West, Utah (Published in the Tran- signed Trustee disclaims SUCCESSOR TRUS- 84114-8220, until 2 script Bulletin April 22, any liability for any incor- TEE o'clock p.m. Tuesday, 29 & May 6, 2008) rectness of the street ad- ZACHARY SHIELDS May 20, 2008, and at dress and other common Callister Nebeker & that time publicly opened designation, if any, McCullough for CONSTRUCT NEW shown herein. Said sale 10 East South Temple, PEDESTRIAN RAMPS Orderwill be made without yourSuite 900 of ADA PEDESTRIAN covenant or warranty, Salt Lake City, UT RAMPS IN REGION express or implied, re- 84133 TWO-2008 in SALT garding title, possession, (801) 530-7300 LAKE, TOOELE Coun- condition or encum- Office Hours 8:30 a.m. ties, the same being brances, including fees, to 5:00 p.m. identified as State Pro- charges and expenses (Published in the Tran- ject No: S-R299(77). of the Trustee and of the script Bulletin April 22, Project Location: ADA trusts created by said 29 and May 6, 2008) PEDESTRIAN RAMPS classifiedDeed of Trust, to pay the ads IN REGION TWO-2008 remaining principal sums The principal items of of the note(s) secured by work are as follows: said Deed of Trust. The Pedestrian Access current beneficiary of the Ramp Trust Deed as of the Traffic Control date of this notice is: Concrete Curb and Gut- Homecomings Financial, ter Type B1 Llc. The record owner of The project is to be com- the property as of the re- pleted in 60 Working cording of the Notice of Days Default is/are: Judy Ann MANDATORY PRE-BID Jameson and Delbert A. CONFERENCE Jameson. Dated: April Friday, May 16, 2008 22, 2008. 09:00 am James H. Woodall, Region 2 Hurley Confer- TrusteeOnline!10653 River ence Room Front Parkway, Suite 2010 S 2760 W, Salt To place290 South yourJordan classifiedUt ads in the Tooele Transcript Lake City, Utah 84095 (801)254-9450 Conference attendance (800) 245-1886 (Hot- is a requirement for bid line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - submission. Bulletin5:00, visitP.M. Signature/ www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will Prequalification of bid- by: James H. Woodall, ders is required. Prior to Trustee R-174924 submitting a bid, the bid- appear in(Published the inprintthe Tran - issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele der must have on file script Bulletin April 22, with the Utah Depart- 29 & May 6, 2008) ment of Transportation a Valley Extra and on the tooeletranscript.com website! completed and approved contractor's application for prequalification. De- partment processing time is 10 working days from receipt of properly executed documenta- tion. Unregistered companies may obtain the Specifi- cations and Plans from the main office, 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Lake City, (801) 965-4346, for a fee of $20.00, plus tax and mail charge, if applica- ble, none of which will be refunded. Dated this 3rd day of May, 2008. UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION John R. Njord, Director (Published in the Tran- scipt Bulletin May 6, 2008) B12

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training for a 5k, marathon or against not only each other, but Walk half marathon, or were primar- about 1,500 of their peers from continued from page B1 ily teachers in the physical edu- other schools in the state, Miller cation program, Miller said. All said. use for healthy activities for their other competitors walked in the The teachers tracked their class or school. They will also standard division. steps with a pedometer, she said. receive a retreat for two to a spa “We are expecting, statewide, They received bonus steps for in Midway. for the teachers to walk more participating in activities with Administrators and classified than 200 million steps,” Miller their students and for creating a employees were grouped togeth- said. healthy classroom plan. er and teachers were separate. This year, teachers from seven Peg Achter, a first-grade teach- Participants were classified into elementary schools in the coun- er at Middle Canyon was in the two divisions — standard and ty competed. The schools were top two steppers statewide in competitive — which was based Middle Canyon, Copper Canyon, the standard division for a while, on activity level. Grantsville, Ibapah, Northlake, until she hurt her foot and was Teachers walking in the com- Rose Springs, and West elemen- put into a boot and told she petitive division regularly walked taries. couldn’t walk outside for three five or more miles a week, were These 37 teachers competed weeks.

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photography / Abby Palmer I feel fine Middle Canyon Elementary fourth-grade teacher Ron Cragun runs past the slide on April 27 during his weekly one-mile run with his class. Cragun logged more than 894,863 steps during the “Walk the Walk” competition.

“I walked it seems forever, and students more aware of mak- Canyon also had a competition walked in all kinds of weather,” ing activity part of every day,” between teachers to see who she said. “It’s my stress release, Linares said. could walk the most. and it doesn’t seem to matter Megan Grover, a first-grade This year, 10 teachers at Middle what time it is or where I’m at.” teacher at Grantsville Elementary, Canyon participated in ‘Walk the A number of the teachers said she decided to participate in Walk’ and enjoyed competing involved are participating in the competition after finding a against each other, Smart said. conjunction with the Gold Medal flyer in her school box. Ron Cragun, a fourth-grade School Program — a statewide “When you find something teacher at Middle Canyon, was program aimed at encourag- you like to do, you do it,” she one of those teachers. ing and rewarding schools that said. He has been participating in establish programs and policies She said her class talked about the walk since it started. to improve health activity and it a lot when she first started to “I do it to help the kids, and nutrition. help encourage the students to me, get more exercise,” he said. Marilyn Linares, a teacher at get active. Cragun separated his class into Ibapah Elementary, said par- “We walked three to four times teams, and they receive trophies ticipating in ‘Walk the Walk’ is a week on the playground,” she for which team finishes their just one component of getting said. weekly mile run first. active. Teachers at West and Middle “The trophies help the kids “It’s a piece of the total pic- Canyon are also participating in motivate each other to keep There are hundreds of excuses you could use to avoid getting ture,” she said. the Gold Medal School Program. going,” he said. This was Linares’ first year Becca Hall, a second-grade Not only did his class do the screened for colon cancer. But no excuse is a good excuse when doing the walk. She walked at teacher at West, said she was mile walk weekly, they also had least a half-mile daily, and doing it as a way to get kids active a daily quarter-mile walk in the your life’s on the line. If you are 50 or over, go get screened. For encouraged her students to do and set an example. morning. more information, visit www.ucan.cc or call the Health Resource the same. “It’s a good way to set an exam- “It’s morning exercise,” he “All my students walk at least ple for my students,” she said. said. “When we do walking activ- Line at 1-888-222-2542. a half-a-mile daily, and I have “Teachers need to be the ones to ities, the student of the day puts one student who walks two miles set a good example.” on our pedometer and wears it. every day,” she said. Hall walked one mile a week At the end of the day we put Linares also helped raise with her class. the steps taken on the board for money to take her 18 students Bobbi Smart, a kindergarten the kids to see how many steps ���������� to Disneyland. This year, the stu- teacher at Middle Canyon, read they’ve taken at school today.” ������������������ dents set a goal to walk 750 miles, about the walk in a brochure. Cragun said that the amount UTAH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH but they walked more than 1,200 Her class also participated in the of walking the students do at miles combined, she said. Gold Medal Mile, which is where school is not a lot. “This activity has made the they walk a mile a week. Middle “It might not be a lot of walk- ing, but for some students it’s the only real exercise they get,” he said. “If nothing else, they get a lot of walking done at school.” Each teacher said they have found something enjoyable about walking. Hall said it’s been a good moti- vation for her. “I’m excited to compare myself to other teachers,” she said. “I didn’t set a personal goal, but have walked close to 750,000 steps.” Smart said it’s been good for her. “I have more energy, and I’ve lost weight,” she said. Cragun said he has also lost weight with all the walking he’s done. “I’ve lost 25 pounds since December,” he said. “I’m a lot more conscientious of walking then before. I’ve walked more than 894,863 steps since the beginning of March.” Educators Mutual Insurance Association CEO, Andy Galano said, “Because children are great- ly influenced by the example of If it were up to us,all of our their leaders, we believe ‘Walk photography / Abby Palmer the Walk’ will continue to have a reciprocating effect on our chil- Fourth-grade teacher Ron Cragun gives a student a high-five after she completed dren.” nurses would win this award. the one-mile walk April 27. Cragun is one of 10 teachers at Middle Canyon Elementary who participated in the “Walk the Walk” competition. [email protected]

You’ll have to help us decide. Food cooked and germs that are left on cutting boards or knives continue to grow on the greens. continued from page B1 Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold Sometimes it’s hard to spot the brilliance of a single star when Cook foods long enough. Meat must be cooked to sometimes you want an extra level of protection. a high enough temperature in the center to destroy there are many stars shining brightly in front of you. That’s what You may go over the countertop or tabletop with a germs. Use a food thermometer to make sure the it’s like with our nurses – so many are so outstanding, it’s hard to damp dishcloth to remove food and visible dirt, but food has gotten hot enough on the inside to be infectious germs remain behind for hours or even sure that salmonella, e-coli and the like have been single out just one. That’s why we need your help to select a days. Use a proper disinfectant that is suited to food destroyed. areas to destroy bacteria and other germs. The con- Do not leave foods out for too long at room tem- single star from our stellar staff. tainer must include the word “Disinfectant” and it peratures. Keep your refrigerator temperature at 40 must have an EPA registration number. degrees or lower. The unsafe temperature of food is If you or a family member have come to us for inpatient or outpatient care in the Germs are not choosy where they live, and they 40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Put perishables in the last year and you have a nurse you’d like to thank for going the extra mile, let us do lurk everywhere, but they are particularly likely to fridge or freezer right away — within two hours of grow in certain areas. purchase or preparation or one hour if the tempera- know about your experience. Nominate your favorite nurse for the 2008 In the kitchen, they grow on areas where food is ture is more than 90 degrees. Patient Choice Award. All you have to do is email, mail or fax your nomination prepared. Clean and disinfect counters and other Thaw food in the refrigerator. For quick thawing, surfaces before, during and after preparing food submerge in cold water in airtight packaging, or to us by May 8. Be sure to include your name, address, phone number, nurse’s — especially meat and poultry. Following label thaw in the microwave, and cook the food immedi- directions, spray surfaces with disinfectant and let it ately. name and the reason for nominating your choice. We’ll be announcing and stand a few minutes. publicizing the winner of this award in conjunction with National Nurses Week, Use paper towels that can be thrown away or use clean dish clothes and towels that are washed later May 6 through May 12. in hot water. Sanitizing wipes that clean and disin- fect are another option. Submit Nominations by Bathrooms also harbor germs. Clean and disinfect all surfaces routinely, particularly if someone in the Thursday, May 8 house has a cold or flu. Email: [email protected] Separate! Avoid transferring harmful bacteria Mail: Doug Sagers from one food to other foods on cutting boards and 2055 North Main Street � Tooele utensils. Cutting raw meat, poultry, or fish on a cut- 2055 North Main Street 435-843-3600 ting board and then slicing salad vegetables on the Tooele, Utah 84074 www.mountainwestmc.com same cutting board without washing the cutting Fax: 435-882-8770 board between uses cross-contaminates. The meat, poultry or fish will be cooked and cooking destroys Clean hands are on the top of the list for keeping from get- microorganisms. However, the fresh salad is not ting sick and spreading illnesses.