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TOOELE RANSCRIPT Lady Buffs T topple Grantsville SERVING TOOELE COUNTY See A10 BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY April 15, 2014 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 120 No. 91 $1.00 How much more should new tax cost? Study on proposed municipal service tax for unincorporated areas of county will be released Thursday

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Tooele County taxpayers will get a first look at an inde- pendent study Thursday that explains how much is spent on municipal services in unincorporated areas of the county. They’ll also get a look at just how much more taxes they may have to pay to keep getting those services. The study’s results, completed by Zions Bank Public Finance, will be unveiled at 7 p.m. Thursday at Rush Valley Town Hall. The 2014 budget for Tooele County, adopted by the county commission last December, included a municipal services tax with a revenue cap of $1.5 million. “Zions Bank Public Finance is ready to present their find- ings to the public in a series of town hall meetings,” said

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Hikers rescued off TRULY AMAZING ROYALTY SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS Cedar Mountains Maddie Beacham (top photo) was crowned Miss Amazing at the Mr. by Lisa Christensen and Miss Amazing Pageant held STAFF WRITER at Tooele High School Thursday A West Jordan couple was rescued from the Cedar night. Miss Utah USA 2013 Marissa Mountains early Sunday morning after an ill-planned camp- Powell (left) served as one of ing trip. Lt. Travis Scharmann of the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office, the judges and Danny Anderson said the man and woman, in their early 20s, went to the (right) was Maddie’s escort for Cedar Mountains near Hasting’s Pass Friday evening to the evening. Joshua Curtis (left camp and then hike in the area the next day. However, he photo) played a Cello solo in the said, they had not brought enough supplies. “They got up there and didn’t pack enough water and got talent portion of the Mr. and Miss dehydrated,” he said. Amazing Pageant. Joshua was The pair did have a cell phone, so they called Tooele later crowned Mr. Amazing. County Dispatch Saturday when the woman became ill, Scharmann said. By Saturday night the man was also ill, and

SEE HIKERS PAGE A7 ➤ Easter egg hunt moved to Miller Transcript by Tim Gillie year,” he said. STAFF WRITER In addition to hosting the mammoth hunt for brightly colored eggs, MMP will open up to include A long-standing annual community tradi- its zip line for free rides, and karting sessions tion that attracts over 3,000 youth will debut will be discounted by $5 during the hunt. in a new venue this year. “We are excited to host this year’s Tooele The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce’s County Easter Egg Hunt,” said General national, Easter Egg Hunt will be held for the first Manager John Larson of Miller Motorsports time at Miller Motorsports Park this Saturday, Park. “The people of Tooele County have according to Jared Hamner, chamber execu- been fantastic neighbors since we opened LDS inserts tive director. this facility in 2006, and we are always look- Previously, the Easter egg hunt was held at ing for meaningful ways to give back to the by Emma Penrod SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE Deseret Peak Complex. community.”UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY TTB FILE PHOTO STAFF WRITER Wednesday 6:49 a.m. 8:09 p.m. “Miller Motorsports Park has been and The Easter Egg Hunt will also include free Thursday 6:48 a.m. 8:10 p.m. Kaitlin Foss runs through the field Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce continues to be a giant in our community, Easter Egg Hunt on April 7, 2012. This year’s hunt will be held at Miller Beginning today, all print subscrib- Friday 6:46 a.m. 8:11 p.m. ➤ Saturday 6:45 a.m. 8:12 p.m. and we are thrilled to team up with them this SEE HUNT PAGE A7 Motorsports Park. ers to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Sunday 6:43 a.m. 8:13 p.m. will receive copies of the Deseret News Monday 6:42 a.m. 8:14 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu National Edition and the LDS Church Tuesday 6:41 a.m. 8:15 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin News as inserts within their Tuesday Wednesday 9:58 p.m. 7:40 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 newspaper. Thursday 11:02 p.m. 8:23 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme The National and the Church News Friday none 9:12 a.m. Saturday 12:02 a.m. 10:07 a.m. Restaurant inspectionALMANAC records now available online are both weekly publications owned by Sunday 12:58 a.m. 11:08 a.m. Statistics for the week ending April 14. the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sun and clouds with a Warmer with sunshine Sunshine and patchy Times of clouds and Mostly sunny and Monday 1:49 a.m. 12:13 p.m. Partly sunny Sunshine and warm Temperatures Tuesday 2:34 a.m. 1:20 p.m. shower; cooler and patchy clouds clouds sun by warmEmma Penrod The website details the inspections sidered a live beta, and some records two to four years before the website Saints, and both publications are pro- of High/Low all Tooele past week food establishments, 76/31 may still be missing or duplicated. accurately reflects any given establish- duced in a Salt Lake City-based news- Full Last New First STAFF WRITER Normal high/low past week 61/39 54 37 62 48 68 48 68 46 70 50 75 47 74 49 includingAverage temp notpast week only restaurants 55.0 and All food service inspection records ment’s track record. room that shares content with the local The Tooele County Health fastNormal food average joints, temp butpast week also school 50.0 lunch- since July 1, 2013 will be available on New inspection records are added Deseret News, as well as KSL broadcast- TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 15 Apr 22 Apr 29 May 6 Department launched a new restau- rooms, store delis, and even conces- the site, but the health department was to the website a few days after the ing and other LDS-owned media. Shown is Wednesday’s rant inspections webpage on Monday, sion stands. unable to make older records available inspection takes place, Coombs said. The inserts will be included with cop- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and making the inspection records of all However, Jeff Coombs, deputy for technical reasons, Coombs said. All food establishments are required to ies of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, as AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows. Tooele County food establishments director of the Tooele County Health New records will be added as inspec- available to the public online. Department, said the site is still con- tions take place, but he said it may be SEE INSPECTION PAGE A7 ➤ SEE INSERTS PAGE A7 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 54/33 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 59/44 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 53/32 58/42 58/40 56/44 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Christiansen Running Club 57/42 Erda 57/44 shines at Aggies’ to honor Boston OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 56/40 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 55/34 58/44 42/30 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 58/44 Bauer Good spring football Marathon bomb 54/37 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 53/37 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 54/37 game victims 58/34 55/40 See Stockton PollenThursday Index Price complete 53/37 See A11 See A12 58/38 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 54/35 54/35 Ophir Moderate on A9 44/30 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti Absent 59/37 56/34 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 66/41 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 55/36 58/35 Moab 55/35 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 67/41 Beaver 70/42 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 60/35 Ibapah 53/34 24-hour 58/34 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 63/35 61/36 at Grantsville 1.57 none 78/58 Kanab 70/42 Eureka 47/33 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.87 A2

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Assistant Fire Chief Casey Phillips works to refill a hole after rescuing a dog that had become trapped. The dog had dug a large hole Grantsville Police Lt. Steve Barrett pets Jasmine after helping to rescue. in the owners’ yard and became trapped when the walls collapsed. Rescuers were able to unlodge the trapped dog. Man charged for allegedly trying to extort money from his estranged wife by Lisa Christensen edly found “intimate” emails and from the couple’s home. ny. His initial appearance in 3rd STAFF WRITER pictures between her and a man When the police officer told District Court is scheduled for who works at the same company Scorsone that such a demand for April 28. A Tooele man has been as she. money was considered extortion According to court records, a charged with a felony for alleg- Scorsone allegedly printed the and was illegal, Scorsone alleg- petition for a divorce was filed edly trying to extort money from emails and pictures and threat- edly said he did not care about against Scorsone on April 9. A his estranged wife. ened to take them to the wom- the money but would still take request for a protective order According to a police report, an’s boss unless she gave him the information to the company, against Scorsone was filed two ����������������� last month Joseph Scorsone, 44, $19,000, according to the report. according to the report. days after the alleged incident. A got into the email account of The report states that the Scorsone was charged hearing on that request is sched- ������������������������������� his wife, to whom he is in the woman told police $19,000 was Thursday with attempted theft uled for Friday. process of divorcing, and alleg- her portion of the equity she got by extortion, a third-degree felo- [email protected] Tooele man charged for rape three years ago � by Lisa Christensen in October 2010 a 17-year-old girl her or have consensual sex with February, the Utah State Crime �� STAFF WRITER asked a friend’s boyfriend, Jesus her. Lab’s analysis showed a match Antonio Cabrera, then 19, to Under Utah law, it is not illegal with samples from the victim the A former Tooele man has been come over and help her with her for a 19-year-old and a 17-year- night of the incident, the report charged for a rape that allegedly homework. Once there, Cabrera old to have consensual sex. states. On April 3, Cabrera, now happened more than three years asked her for a tour of the house, In February 2011, forensic test 22, was charged with first-degree ago. according to the report, but when results supported the girl’s ver- felony rape. According to a police report, they got to her room, the victim sion of the story, according to According to prison records, said Cabrera forced her to have the report. DNA results needed Cabrera is currently being housed sex with him despite her protests a comparison from a suspect for in the Weber County Jail as part TOOELETRANSCRIPT and struggles. a match, however, and Cabrera’s of a prison sentence. That sen- ULLETIN As Cabrera left, the girl’s mother phone number no longer worked, tence is three years to life in *No other offers apply. B came home and asked her daugh- the report states. prison for a charge of attempt- ADMINISTRATION ter what was wrong, the report According to the report, in ed rape of a child, a first-degree 490 N. MAIN, TOOELE • 882-3608 Sc ott C. Dunn Publisher states, and immediately took her March 2013 a detective checked felony, from November 2010 in Like us on HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus to Mountain West Medical Center the Utah Criminal Justice Cache County, according to court Facebook for OFFICE for an examination. Information System, which is a records. Cabrera pleaded guilty to exclusive 230 E. MAIN, GRANTSVILLE • 884-4408 weekly specials Bruce Dunn Controller Forensic-trained nurses col- database of arrests, warrants and the charge in January 2011. HOURS: Monday - Sunday 10 am – 10 pm Chris Ev ans Office Manager lected evidence and sent it to other criminal information, and Cabrera made his initial appear- Vicki Higgins Customer Service the Utah State Crime Lab to be found that Cabrera was being held ance in 3rd District Court on April ���facebook.com/AmericanBurgers ��� ED ITORIAL tested, according to the report. in the Central Utah Correctional 14. Meanwhile, officers contacted Facility on rape charges unrelated [email protected] David Bern Editor Mar k Watson Sports Editor Cabrera, who said he and the girl to the local incident. Richar d Briggs Community News Editor did engage in consensual sexual An electronic warrant was Fr ancie Aufdemorte Photo Editor activity, but that he did not rape obtained for Cabrera’s DNA. Last Tim Gillie Staff Writer Lisa Christensen Staff Writer �������� Emma Penrod Staff Writer CLERK’S CORNER ADVERTISING Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Keith Bird Advertising Sales Shane Bergen Advertising Sales State will accept late Taekwondo Kelly Chance Classified Advertising LAYOUT & DESIGN John Hamilton Creative Director candidate pledge forms ��������������������������������������� Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Aaron Gumucio Graphic Artist ledge of Fair Campaign Practices: As you will ���������������� PRODUCTION recall some of the candi- Perry Dunn Prepress Manager P Marilyn Gillette dates were not able to submit Darwin Cook Web Press Manager GUEST COLUMNIST their “Pledge of Fair Campaign James Park Pressman Shawn Ovia tt Prepress Technician Practices” because they tried to Sc ott Spence Insert Technician file them after the filing deadline ��������������������� on March 20. Board Opening: The Tourism SUBSCRIPT ION RATES: I checked with the Lt. Tax Advisory Board has an open- $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by Governor’s office who stated the ing for a person interested in carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, form had to be filed with the rest bringing cultural attractions to �������� Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; of the filing documents (Utah Tooele County. The position is $77 per year by mail in the United States. Code 20A-9-202). Therefore, open until May 1, 2014. If you OFFICE HOURS: when those candidates came in think you may be interested, FRIDAY• APRIL 18 & 25 7-8:30 Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., to file their documents after the please follow this link to get more Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. filing date, I had to decline them. information and an application. 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TUESDAY April 15, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Citizen interest in new weight-loss contest prompts deadline extension by Emma Penrod tion has far exceeded expecta- The competition already has Residents who enter the con- in-person fitness classes for the department’s own director, STAFF WRITER tions, prompting the coalition to 95 registered contestants, said test will have 12 weeks to shed as contestants. To help cover the Myron Bateman. extend registration and to host Malaena Toohey, chairwoman much body fat as possible before cost of the boot camp program, Bateman said he signed up not Interest in Live Fit’s upcoming an additional orientation meet- for the Live Fit Tooele County a final “weigh-in” and award cer- registration includes a $50 entry only because he wanted to set Fit to Win weight loss competi- ing this week. coalition. emony at Tooele City’s annual fee. an example for his staff, but also Fourth of July celebration. The contest is open to all because he hopes to lose some “We’ve had such energy and Tooele County residents who are extra weight that has impacted OPENING DAY enthusiasm throughout the com- 18 years old or older. Although his recovery from back surgery. munity,” Toohey said, that the the contest itself is geared toward Though the contest does fea- coalition decided it was neces- weight loss, Toohey pointed out ture cash prizes for the partici- sary to host an additional orien- that anyone — even those who pants who loses the most body tation meeting to accommodate haven’t made weight loss a goal fat, he said he entered more everyone who wanted to partici- — is welcome to register and use in hope of accountability and pate. the program to build their own camaraderie. All participants who have personal fitness. “It’s easier to do things as a not yet attended an orientation The Fit to Win program has team,” he said. meeting are asked to attend the already attracted a variety of par- [email protected] final meeting, which will be held ticipants, including the health at the Tooele County Health Department this Wednesday at 7 p.m. Any others who have reg- istered for the contest may also attend. NEED CASH NOW? Because this contest is the first We Want to Make of its kind for Live Fit, the coali- You a Loan! tion has partnered with Marianne $ $ Heder’s Wellness Boot Camp 4 100- 3,000 TODAY! You, which will provide online Noble Finance meal and workout plans, print- able gym workouts, and monthly 435-843-1255

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OUR VIEW Commission change? Facts must be rock solid if study shows new form of county government is needed A local government committee’s news that it may evaluate and encourage chang- ing Tooele County’s three-member commission form of government, raised some eyebrows last week, but was not entirely a surprise. Rumblings of possible change have been heard in the community ever since the county’s financial struggles became headline news more than a year ago. But until the Tooele County Council of Government’s (COG) March 27 meeting, no organization had publicly and formally requested that a study be completed to see if the county’s three-member commission should be changed and what does the process entail. As reported in last Thursday’s lead story, “Voters may decide new form of county government?”, COG may pursue having the following question appear on a future election ballot: “Shall a study committee be appointed to consider and possibly rec- ommend a change in the form of government of Tooele County?” COG is comprised of the Tooele County Commission and leaders from incorpo- rated cities and towns across the county. Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall, who is COG’s chairman, made the request. When asked why, he diplomatically explained that his curiosity about different forms of county government are the result of constituents asking him why Salt Lake County has a mayor and council, and Tooele County does not. However, the unspoken subtext of Marshall’s explanation may suggest more than that. This was affirmed when he further explained that instead of a three-member county commission, he prefers a “larger council elected by districts to make sure that all areas of the county are equally represented.” He also said that he likes, “the idea of an elected executive.” GUEST OPINION On those points, Marshall isn’t alone. Brad Pratt, a councilman and chairman of the Tooele City Council, represents the city on COG. He too is interested in broader representation at the county commission level. “I like the way Tooele City’s government works with a separate mayor and council, both elected by the people,” he said. “Separation works for our country and for the city. Cuban Twitter project a tweet in the dark I think we should look at if it might work for the county.” According to state code, counties in Utah are to have a three-member commission, irst, Cubans would receive fun crayons and color a title page for a book with both legislative and executive powers, unless a statutory process is followed to little text messages about baseball report. Obviously, some government implement one of three optional forms of government. Fand music. Then, one day — bam! Rachel Marsden bureaucrat was sufficiently impressed by Those optional forms are: An expanded county commission with five to seven com- — they would learn via cell phone that the idea to spend other people’s money GUEST COLUMNIST missioners that have legislative and executive powers; a county council with legislative they’d been living in a dictatorship for on it, thereby allowing it to get a good authority and an appointed county manager with executive authority; or a county over half a century and would realize running start into its eventual belly flop. council with legislative authority and an elected mayor with executive authority. that it was time to overthrow the regime. Even if ZunZuneo users didn’t become In last Thursday’s story, both Commissioners Bruce Clegg and Shawn Milne did not Hopefully American taxpayers like their biggest challenge, China, the major exasperated by all the inane spam and offer an endorsement of Marshall’s request. They also indicated that their research the plot of this far-fetched geopolitical source of investment and development had actually stuck around long enough hasn’t been favorable into optional forms of county government. revenge fantasy, because they’ve already behind Cuba’s technological infrastruc- to be regaled with serious talk of govern- If such a study is undertaken, its data must be comprehensive and rock solid. It must paid for it. It’s yet another example of ture. Compared with Chinese efforts in ment overthrow, what exactly would also be subjected to exhaustive public review and hearings. To be comprehensive, that technology encroaching on the valuable Cuba, the relative banality of USAID’s have been the next part of the plan? data should also include information obtained from counties outside of Utah. space once occupied by gray matter. project doomed it to failure from the Whoever wins the economic war in The three-member commission form of government has existed in Tooele County The project, called ZunZuneo, was outset. Cuba is going to control the regime. since 1896. Perhaps a study will suggest that a change to an optional form of govern- meant to be a Twitter-style service While America was busy providing Right now, China is winning that war. ment would better serve the county’s residents today. developed and funded by America’s for- Cubans with baseball stats and the sort Perhaps U.S. President Barack Obama Either way, the overall process will take considerable time and require extensive eign-aid program, the U.S. Agency for of cultural softballs that surely Cuba’s was trying to re-establish a foothold by public involvement. And thankfully, the final decision will ultimately rest with local International Development (USAID), ruling enemies of freedom would never twice softening the embargo against voters. to deliver information to citizens of permit, the Chinese telecommuni- Cuba that has been in place since 1960. technology-censored Cuba, leading to a cations company Huawei was busy The rationale behind the embargo “Cuban Spring” that would be a precur- upgrading Cuba’s Internet infrastructure, has always been that it would prevent GUEST OPINION sor to regime change. and China was working with Venezuela American money from going into the By the time ZunZuneo was yanked off to build an underwater broadband pockets of the regime and propping it the taxpayer’s teat in 2012, it had only linkup for the island. (According to up. But now China is propping it up reached about 4.5 percent of Cuban cell WikiLeaks, France-based Alcatel-Lucent anyway by investing in ventures such as A free political system phone users, based on USAID’s claim of won the cable-supply contract with a the Mariel Bay development zone and 68,000 users and an estimate of 1.5 mil- bid via the company’s Chinese subsid- in the exploration, drilling and refining lion Cubans with cell phones by the end iary.) of offshore oil. The question is whether always has its disparities of 2012. You’d think the program would Yes, government censorship in Cuba America wants to ultimately cede Cuba have had better penetration, given that remains a serious problem. But China to China’s economic and ideological very time the Supreme Court cell phone ownership among Cubans has provided Cuban citizens with sphere. He who controls the local econ- rules in favor of the First more than tripled from 2009 to 2012 something of tangible value through a omy controls the hearts and minds. EAmendment in a campaign- due to lower prices and less prohibi- cooperative business initiative. And the It’s one thing to have our heads up in finance case, the left recoils in dis- tive restrictions on phone purchases. United States was going to trump that the data clouds, but our feet still have to gust. That might have been USAID’s first clue with some text messages? News flash: remain firmly on the ground. The court’s 5-4 decision in about what a technological self-flagella- China and Cuba can both block text McCutcheon v. FEC is the latest occa- tory exercise ZunZuneo really was. messages already, and China now has Rachel Marsden is a columnist, politi- sion for the rending of garments and Surely the agency noticed the sudden the technology to hijack cell phones to cal strategist and former Fox News host gnashing of teeth. The court struck explosion in Cuba’s mobile phone mar- send intimidating messages to demon- based in Paris. She appears frequently down the limit on the aggregate ket and in its own ZunZuneo usage fig- strators at protests. on TV and in publications in the U.S. amount a donor can give to candi- ures, despite the relative proportion of ZunZuneo is what we would refer to and abroad. Her website can be found at dates and political-party commit- the proscribed amount or less. users remaining small. That would have in high school as a “make-work project” http://www.rachelmarsden.com. tees, ruling it incompatible with First Once a donor hits the aggregate pointed U.S. officials in the direction of — like having to break out the pencil Amendment protections for political limit, though, it functions as an out- expression. right ban on further donations to The left pronounced itself out- candidates or parties — even though GUEST OPINION raged. The First Amendment is for these donations aren’t corrupting. strippers, flag burners, pornogra- This is an impingement of his politi- phers, funeral protesters and neo- cal rights without any upside of pre- Corrupted democracy may lead to new reform Nazis, but not for people trying to venting graft. give money to political parties or The critics of the decision object to ast week a majority of the Supreme populist revolt against large corpora- candidates. it partly on egalitarian grounds: Very Court decided that the First tions, Wall Street and the Republican In his decision for the court, Chief few donors have the resources to con- LAmendment protects the right of Robert Reich Party establishment. And the “Occupy Justice John Roberts noted that con- tribute enough to bump up against individuals to pour as much as $3.6 mil- movement,” although apparently short- GUEST COLUMNIST tributing to a candidate is political the aggregate limits, so the decision lion into a political party or $800,000 lived, has found new a voice in the participation just like volunteering gives disproportionate influence to a into a political campaign. recent electoral victories of New York for a campaign or urging others to few people. The court said such spending doesn’t Mayor Bill de Blasio and Massachusetts vote. “Money in politics may at times A free political system always has corrupt democracy. That’s utter baloney, Piketty shows that for several cen- Senator Elizabeth Warren. seem repugnant to some,” Roberts such disparities. as anyone who has the faintest familiar- turies before World War I, the financial Democratic capitalism may have writes, “but so too does much of what At the root of the left’s opposition ity with contemporary American politics returns to the owners of capital exceed- within it a balance wheel that Piketty too the First Amendment vigorously pro- to McCutcheon, and Citizens United well knows. ed the rate of growth of modern econo- readily discounts: a public that, once it tects.” before it, is that it reduces govern- The McCutcheon v. FEC decision mies, creating a widening divergence catches on to what’s happening, refuses The decision in McCutcheon mental control over the political pro- would be less troubling were the distri- between wealth and incomes. That to cede control to concentrated eco- should have been a slam-dunk. cess. That control is taken, ipso facto, bution of income and wealth in America divergence meant widening inequality nomic power. Campaign-finance law limits how to be a good thing. more equal. But over the last few between the owners of those assets and In turn-of-the-century America, when much a single donor can give in an Remember: The position of the decades it has become extraordinarily the people who worked for a living. the lackeys of robber barons literally election cycle to $5,200 for a federal Obama administration in oral argu- concentrated. The richest 400 Americans The gap was reversed in the 20th placed sacks of cash on the desks of candidate and $64,800 for a party ments over Citizens United was that now possess more wealth than the bot- century by two brutal wars and a Great pliant legislators, the great jurist Louis committee. the government could ban books tom half of the U.S. population put Depression that wiped out the dynastic Brandeis warned that the nation faced The court let these so-called base printed by corporations. Nancy together. fortunes of Europe and the accumulated a choice. “We may have democracy, or limits stand on grounds that under Pelosi, the House minority leader, A few billionaires are now decid- wealth of America’s Gilded Age. But we may have wealth concentrated in the the landmark Buckley v. Valeo deci- has proposed amending the First ing on whom to place their bets for in recent decades, slower growth and hands of a few,” he said, “but we can’t sion, direct contributions to candi- Amendment to give the government the next presidential election. Before higher returns to the owners of capital have both.” dates hold the greatest possibility for more latitude to limit political expres- McCutcheon v. FEC, they had to resort have allowed the older pattern to reas- Soon thereafter America made the creating corruption. sion. to bulky super PACs and so-called sert itself. choice. After the turn of the century, But if you accept the base limits, In his decision, Roberts writes “that “social welfare” organizations. Now they In this sense, McCutcheon v. FEC public outrage gave birth to the nation’s the aggregate limits on the total any- the First Amendment ‘is designed and can dole out their money directly. marks another step back toward dynas- first campaign finance laws, along with one can give to candidates in a single intended to remove governmental McCutcheon v. FEC coincides with tic rule, enabling the owners of vast the first progressive income tax. The cycle ($48,600), and to party com- restraints from the arena of public the publication in English of an impor- wealth to compound their holdings trusts were broken up and regulations mittees and PACs in a single cycle discussion, putting the decision as to tant book by French economist Thomas through politics. imposed to bar impure food and drugs. ($74,600), make no sense. By the logic what views should be voiced largely Piketty, “Capital in the 21st Century.” Nonetheless, I think Piketty’s analysis Several states enacted America’s first of the law, if a contribution to one into the hands of each of us.’” For Piketty sees the United States and most is way too pessimistic. He disregards labor protections, including the 40-hour candidate of $5,200 or less is not cor- those lamenting the decision, that is of the rest of the world returning to the the political upheavals and reforms that workweek. rupting, there should be no fear that a precisely the problem. vast inequalities of wealth that were such wealth concentrations have peri- In the short term, McCutcheon v. FEC donor giving a couple of dozen candi- taken for granted as late as the end of odically fueled — such as America’s pop- may make it easier for today’s robber dates that amount will be corrupting. Rich Lowry is editor of the National the 1800s. ulist revolts of the 1890s followed by the barons to take over American politics. Each of the candidates is receiving Review. “It is almost inevitable that inherited progressive era before World War I, and But by inviting them to corrupt our wealth will dominate wealth amassed the German socialist movement in the democracy so brazenly, it may also fuel a from a lifetime’s labor by a wide margin, 1870s followed by Otto von Bismarck’s popular backlash leading to a new era of EDITORIAL BOARD and the concentration of capital will creation of the world’s first welfare state. reform. It has happened before. attain extremely high levels,” Piketty Even at this particularly dark hour for Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern writes. Those levels are potentially democratic capitalism, we see evidence Robert Reich is Chancellor’s Professor of Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor incompatible with the meritocratic val- of a resurgent populism and progressiv- Public Policy at the University of California With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, ues and principles fundamental to mod- ism in the United States. The so-called at Berkeley and Senior Fellow at the Blum including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. ern democratic societies. “Tea Party movement” is, in a sense, a Center for Developing Economies. A5

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MATTERS OF FAITH Nothing for us to do but to believe and repent Editor’s note: “Matters of faith that Christ died on the faith” is a column that provides cross for them, is cleansed of local religious leaders a place to the venom of sin and death write about how their respective Jon McCartney (when they, as it were, look to faiths provide hope, courage GUEST COLUMNIST Christ raised up on the cross), and strength in these modern and they are saved. times. Associates in Orthopaedic Surgery (AOS) provides complete orthopaedic We are those who are dying from the venom of the serpent, care. The experienced physicians on our staff have helped thousands of This week is considered by Because the Israelites made and Christ took that venom many Christians to be the most slanderous and false accusa- into Himself, so that we might individuals overcome and recover from serious physical impairments sacred time of the year for the tions against God, in judgment be saved. I don’t know about and injuries using minimally invasive procedures Christian Community. If you He sent poisonous serpents you, but it breaks my heart, ponder what the Bible claims into the camp, and anyone who right down to my very soul, and advanced surgical and joint replacement God did at this time, over 2,000 was bitten was at risk of dying. to think that Jesus had to take years ago, you will likely think Moses interceded for the peo- techniques. Our goal is to keep patients upon Himself the venomous that Christians are insane, or ple, and out of mercy, God told filth of my sin, so that I could well-educated so they can actively that God is truly amazing. I him to make a ‘bronze serpent,’ be forgiven of my sin. He was tend to believe the latter. and then raise it up on a pole in infected with what was killing participate in their recovery. Our team How many times have you the midst of the camp. God told me, just so that I could live. works in partnership with each patient heard, “I would move heaven Moses that if anyone who was When you consider that He and earth for you, if I could,” or bitten by a serpent looked in is perfect, sinless, and holy, it is to ensure the best treatment and some such exaggerated state- faith at the bronze serpent, God nothing short of amazing that ment that is intended to show would heal them. Many have He was willing to do that for quickest recovery possible. wondered, “Why did God do how committed the person is us. to the other person? Often our such a thing?” The main reason I believe that we tend to min- love for someone compels us was to point ahead to what the imize this when we think, “But to do almost more than we are Savior, Jesus, would do for us. He is God; surely He could han- able to, because we are not will- In John 3:14 Jesus said, “As dle it.” Of course He could, and ing to allow anything to get in Moses lifted up the serpent in He did handle it. But the truth the way of our bringing joy, the wilderness, even so the Son is, we will never— ever—know care, or safety to the one we of Man must be lifted up, so the cost of His becoming sin love. that whoever believes will in I find that somewhat inter- Him have eternal life.” for us, so that we might become esting, and not at all coinci- Some people think it some- the Righteousness of God in dental, because that is how what strange that God would Christ. God acts toward us, and He have them make a bronze image It is no wonder that the has created us in His image. 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said Sandy Critchlow, Easter Egg over 10,000 eggs with candy and Hunt Hunt coordinator for the cham- certificates for prize drawings. ber. “We wanted this year’s event Prizes in the drawing include continued from page A1 to be more than just an Easter Egg bikes, scooters, “Shrek! The Hunt, and the added attractions Musical” tickets, MMP bounce bounce houses from Jumpin’ Jack that Miller Motorsports Park will back tickets, Easter baskets, and Splash; a visit from Salt Lake Bees provide will make this year’s edi- more, Critchlow said. mascots, Bumble and the Honey tion the best ever. There are a Gates at MMP will open at 10 You may know about the Cross, Bees; cast members from the lot of companies throughout the a.m., and the Easter Egg Field but what about the rest of the story? The Empress Theatre in Magna’s pro- county that help make this event will be open at 10:30 a.m. for kids duction of “Shrek! The Musical”; possible, and we greatly appreci- aged 2-4 and special-needs kids; real story of Jesus involves turmoil, violence, and free hot chocolate and coffee ate their generosity.” 11 a.m. for kids aged 5-7; and betrayal, miracles, redemption, hope and courtesy of Denny’s of Tooele. The Tooele County Association 11:15 a.m. for kids aged 8-11. MMP concessions will be of Realtors, EnergySolutions, and “We hope that everyone from peace. Is this the story you know? Its more open and other vendors will be Stericycle are sponsors of this throughout Tooele County will than just a Bible story it’s the greatest story in on hand for the hunt. year’s Easter Egg Hunt, according come out and join in the fun,” “This is going to be the Easter to Critchlow. said Critchlow. history, and you play a starring role in it. Come Egg Hunt of all Easter egg hunts,” Volunteers have helped stuff [email protected] to Tooele Christian Fellowship this Easter season. We’d love to tell you all about your place in the ments do very well,” he said. “We If it happens here, Inspection haven’t had a significant food- read about it here. amazing story of Jesus. continued from page A1 borne outbreak in years.” Coombs said it was not uncom- TOOELETRANSCRIPT undergo routine inspections, but mon for food establishments, BULLETIN �������������������������������������������� the number of inspections varies especially large establishments Subscribe Today • 882-0050 from once to three times a year, that serve a variety of foods, such ©Outreach.com/#738399 ������������������������������������������������������������� depending on several risk factors as restaurants, to accrue a few such as the type of food served violations with each inspection. and the customers’ sensitivity to One thing to remember, food-borne illness. 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Noncritical scientific evidence into account $25 (Includes T-Shirt with Pre Registration) violations, which might include when making the decision to a greasy wall or burned-out light put inspection records online. bulb, could create unsafe or Scientific studies have found unsanitary conditions, but aren’t that in counties with online Pre Registration Deadline: April 21, 2014 as likely to make customers ill, food inspection databases, food he said. establishments were less likely According to the online data- to violate regulations related to Check-in/Registration- 8:00 AM @ Elton Park base, roughly 40 percent of food handling and hygiene prac- Tooele County food establish- tices. ments cleared their most recent The website should also help For More Information Contact Geneal Dart- 435.882.2036 inspection without a critical fulfill a new FDA regulation violation, and 15 percent went that will require all food service without a single critical or non- establishments to post their critical violation. most recent inspection for pub- Check the Website for Route! 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Aaron ($20 fee) that allows you to purchase at the Tooele Applied Technology four-hour refresher course designed the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy All classes required for a high school top two groups. We will be limiting to 18 Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: and apply restricted materials for vari- College, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., 7:30 p.m. specifically for older drivers. The class the adventures of books and make fun diploma, adult basic education, GED groups so get your spot now. For more [email protected]. Web at ous pest and weed controls. For more Membership dues are only $10 per year will be held at Mountain West Medical crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. preparation and English as a second information, contact Tyson Linnell at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are information call Linden Greenhalgh, if you would like to join, or just come Center, 2050 N. Main, Tooele, Friday, 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at language are available. Register now 801-541-7509, tlinnell@tooeleschools. God’s beloved child, beautifully created 435-277-2407, or Jerry Caldwell, Tooele visit. Come learn about rocks, minerals May 16, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lunch is 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind to graduate — just $50 per semester. org, or contact Jake Phillips at 801-803- in God’s own image. Whatever your his- County Weed Supervisor, at 435-830- and ways to craft with them and enjoy included. The cost is $15 for members Tooele High School). Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- 3195, Jake.Phillips@stallionwrestling. tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, 7273. field trips for rock collecting. We are and $20 for non-members. All partici- 8750. Adult education classes are for com. All proceeds go to the Stansbury the Episcopal Church welcomes you. celebrating 50 years since the club was pants must sign up prior to the day of Preschool hour students 18 and over. Season Opening Youth Wrestling Club. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele formed. Come have fun with us! Visit us the class at 843-3690 or 843-3691. Spanish services New Horizons Garden Center, Saturday, Family Center has a fun activity hour ESOL on Facebook. Contact: 435-882-5752 La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le May 3, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Located of learning, singing and creating. This ESOL conversational classes are Groups and Events or email TooeleGemAndMineral@gmail. All You Can Eat Spaghetti invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves on the Southeast corner of state Ready, Set, School! preschool class is held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL com. Feast 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you Route 36 and Bates Canyon Road. for all children up to 5 years of age. students may also come anytime the All You Can Eat Spaghetti Feast will be to their Spanish services on Thursday Classes on water-wise and adapted Spring Boutique Live Fit Tooele County Please come and enjoy the fun. For center is open for individualized study. held at Saint Marguerite School, 15 S. at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come plants, garden planning assistance, A fundraiser for Utah Dancers, Friday, Live Fit Tooele County sponsored indoor more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or Registration is $50 per semester. Call 7th Street, Thursday, April 24, 5-8 p.m. to know a church that focused in the spotlights on new offerings and legacy April 25, 5-7:30 p.m., Excelsior active play. For a detailed calendar, go ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine 833-8750 for more information. Cost is $8 for adults and $4 for children word of God rather than the emotions. plants. For more information, contact Academy, 124 Erda Way. Vendors, bake to livefittc.org. St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High 10 and under. All are welcome. God loves you and he wants to reveal Faye Millican at 435-840-0888, or sale and prize drawings. School). himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 Sons of Utah Pioneers Cornerstone Baptist Easter Scouting [email protected]. Birch Family Pharmacy Kindergarten Readiness North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides The goals of the Sons of Utah Pioneers Egg Hunt provided. Diabetic Support Group Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep The Tooele Family Center is offering a Cub Scout Roundtable Community Easter Egg Hunt to be Elks The Birch Family Pharmacy Support alive our pioneer heritage. We do this free weekly workshop for both parents What do you have planned for the first held Saturday, April 19, 2-3 p.m. for St. Marguerite Group will meet on Tuesday, April 15 at through histories, stories, artifacts, and children. The class is designed Thursday each month? Reserve this eve- children through sixth grade. Located St. Marguerite Catholic Community 6:30 p.m. in room 280 of the Tooele monuments, museums, service and to give parents tips and ideas of how ning and join other Cub Scouters from Annual Spring Yard Sale at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 276 E. welcomes you to worship with us. Friday and Saturday, April 18 and 19, 8 County Health Department. Optional scholarships. Much of this labor of to make their child’s education years Tooele County at Cub Scout Roundtable. 500 North. Our liturgy schedule is as follows: a.m. to 1 p.m., 61 N. Main Street (red potluck will begin the meeting. You can love is found in the Tooele Pioneer successful. Your child must be 4 years Do you need help with a challenge? Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7:45 a.m. brick building behind Post Office) in the come eat without bringing food! If you Museum at 47 E. Vine in Tooele, as old and beginning Kindergarten in Do you have a success that you would Boys and Girls Clubs of Tooele (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., parking lot. have questions, call Perky at 435-840- well as various statues and monuments September 2014. The next session is like to share? Do you enjoy being with Summer Club, ages 6-12, begins June 9 Monday through Friday 9 a.m. Religious 4831 or Eileen at 435-840-0299. around the county. The Tooele Pioneer April 2-April 30. other Cub Scout leaders and learning and runs through Aug. 15, 8:30 a.m. to education for youth: Sunday 9 a.m. cemetery, at the mouth of Settlement 6 p.m. Cost is $375 for summer ($125 how to make the Cub Scouting program Confession 4 p.m. Saturday. Office Moose Lodge Utah Hunter Education better in your pack or den? Do you need Canyon, is another of our projects. We due upon registration). Space is limited. Fitness and Health hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Courses take place April 17, 22, 23 and are always looking for artifacts and Interested? Call 843-5719. information about upcoming training and and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call Meals at Lodge 24 on 26th Range. All classes are from Cub Scouting activities? Have you regis- histories, including yearbooks, as a loan 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite Catholic Friday and Saturday night dinners will 6-9 p.m. State law requires students to Free Triathlon Clinics tered your Webelos for Webelos Outdoor or gift to be displayed for everyone’s AARP Staying Sharp Event Elementary School can be reached be served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night attend all sessions of class. Classes Tooele City and LiveFit Tooele County Activity? Come meet Thursday, May 1, benefit at the Tooele Pioneer Museum. Learn how staying sharp will improve at 435-882-0081. We are located on dinners include Clam Chowder or held at Tooele County Health Building, will be offering free triathlon clinics. The 7:30 p.m., Tooele Junior High School, To learn more about this fascinating brain fitness, Saturday, April 26, 9 a.m. the corner of Seventh Street and Vine Homemade Chili, and/or fish baskets 151 N. Main St. For more information next workshop will be Wednesday, June 411 W. Vine, Tooele. work, attend a potlcuk dinner the first to 12:30 p.m., Tooele Senior Citizens Street. (halibut, Shrimp, or chicken strips). call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at 4 at Pratt Aquatic Center, 55 N. 200 Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at Center, 59 E. Vine St. Brain fitness and Saturday night dinners include 16- 882-6795. All students must purchase the Tooele Senior Citizens Center next brain diseases, memory loss, success- West, Tooele, 6:30 p.m. If you would BALOO Training Brit-Ammi Kahal a Hunter Education voucher for $10 Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation ounce ribeye or T-bone steak w/choice to the Tooele Pioneer Museum. A short ful longevity and the brain, recognizing like more information about the free Covenant People Assembly are teach- from a license agent/vender before is a great fun training event for those of baked potato/fries, salad and roll; educational program will follow din- changes in a loved one. Triathlon Clinics, contact Tooele City ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian attending a class. Bring the voucher to volunteering in Cub Scouting. It will be halibut or salmon steak w/choice of ner. To speak with someone about the Parks and Recreation, 435-843-2142 or faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at the first class and give to the instructor. held Saturday, April 19, 8 a.m. to 5 baked or fries, salad and roll, or jumbo museum, call Tim Booth at 882-1902. [email protected]. 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call The voucher includes all costs for the p.m. Lunch and training materials are shrimp w/choice of baked or fries, salad For more information about the Sons Grantsville 843-5444 for more information. class and includes a small game license provided. More info can be found at Cub and roll. All meals are for a reasonable of Utah Pioneers, call Glen Stevens at Live Fit Weight Loss Contest that is validated upon completion of Live Fit Tooele County is sponsoring a Scout Roundtable and deseretpeakscub- Bible Baptist Church price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. 882-3168. Baby Animal Days Daily lunch specials are available at the the class. Springtime at the Farm! April 26 and 12-week weight loss/wellness program/ scouting.com. The folks at Bible Baptist Church would Mood disorder support group contest. The program sign up extended like to invite you to some old fashioned lodge from 11 a.m. For members and Domestic Violence Awareness May 3, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Clark Historic Webelos Outdoor Activity their guests. Do you or someone you love have a Farm (378 W.Clark St.). Baby animal through this week. An additional orienta- church services with singing from the Webelos and their parents are invited 5k/10k mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation petting zoo, agricultural demonstrations, tion meeting will be held Wednesday, old fashioned hymns and messages to register for the annual Webelos Entertainment Domestic Violence Awareness 5k/10k offers help, hope and healing. Please pony and wagon rides, food, kids’ craft April 16 from 7-8 p.m. at the health from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some Outdoor Activity, May 9-10. Check in The Rockaholics will play Saturday, April run/walk takes place Saturday, April 26, join us for support group sessions every barn, farm and heritage tour (11 a.m. department. things should never change. Sunday starts that Friday at 5 p.m., and activity 26 from 7-11 p.m. For members and 9 a.m. The cost is $25, which includes Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New and 1 p.m.), seed/seedling exchange Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; ends Saturday at 3:30 p.m. This activity their guests only. Tony Medina Band on T-shirt with pre-registration. Deadline Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in (2 p.m.), reptile exhibit (April 26 only), gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 Historic Benson requires the Webelos Scout’s parent for Friday, May 2 from 7-11 p.m. For mem- for pre-registration is April 21. Check- Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at Kentucky Derby kids races (May 3 only), p.m.; Wednesday evening services, him to participate. The cost is $30. Pre- bers and their guests only. in/Registration is 8 a.m. at Elton Park. 841-9903. Fancy Hat Contest (3 p.m., May 3 only), Grist Mill 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at registration is required and can be done For more information contact Geneal and Maypole Dance (noon, May 3 only). 840-2152. Special Events at McBeth’s Scout Shop, 134 W. 400 Dart, 435-882-2036. Also visit http:// PFCCA Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for kids Volunteers Needed Kids Easter Party will be Saturday, April South. Deadline to register is April 22. tooeledv5k10k.eventbrite.com. The Professional Family Child Care (age 2-12), and $12 for a family pass. The Historic Benson Grist Mill is look- Mountain View Baptist Church 19, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For members and Association of Utah will be holding Call Michelle or Roger at 435-882-9919 We would like to invite you to discover Enjoy a fun spring activity for the whole ing for volunteers to get ready for the their guests only. Mrs. Joellen Williams Stansbury Art and Literary Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth for more information. what God’s plan and purpose is for family! 2014 season, opening May 1. If you can will have her beautiful silk flowers Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. your life. The Bible contains all of the Society share some of your time, we are look- available for sale for Mother’s Day and This support group/training meeting answers for life’s questions. Come The Stansbury Art and Literary Society Heritage and Home Tour ing for those who could serve as tour Churches Memorial Day on Friday and Saturday, announces a semi-annual Open House, is open to all childcare providers in The Grantsville Heritage and Home Tour and join us this Sunday for our adult guides, maintenance help, docents, and May 2-3 and 9-10 from noon to 5 p.m. April 22. It is located in the lobby of the Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, will be held in conjunction with Memorial Bible study and graded Sunday School in other ways. We would love to host both weekends. TATC, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., 7-9 p.m. The Grantsville and Lake Point. For more Day activities at the Clark Historic Farm. The Church of Jesus Christ of which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship your Eagle projects and class projects. theme for this artistic show is “Crazy information, call Kathy Witt, 435-830- The tour will feature historic homes and Latter-day Saints service begins at 11 a.m. We also have Contact Marilyn at 435-882-7137 or Blooms.” Artists will show their work, 9614. businesses around town. Tickets are $5 To find a meeting house and time of a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 Eagles Lisa at 435-843-8030. Visit www.ben- and information about the society will be and will be available beginning May 15 worship for The Church of Jesus Christ p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 sonmill.org for more information on how available. For further information, con- Family Support Center at Williams’ Video. of Latter-day Saints, go to http://mor- p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs you can volunteer, upcoming events and Steak Night tact Pat Jessie at [email protected]. The Family Support Center is a non- other gatherings. mon.org/meetinghouse or contact 435- and let us pray together for God’s help. Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves profit agency providing services in Salt Family History Center 850-8211. Mountain View Baptist Church meets at only the freshest steaks and the good Brain Injury Support Group Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week Greet your ancestors free at the Grist Mill Spring Clean-Up the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. Tooele County Brain Injury Support in-home parenting skills program. Grantsville Family History Center, 117 Volunteers needed to ready the Mill so Berean Full Gospel Church 2C. Join us. There is no steak night on Friday, April Families with children birth to 17 will We invite you to discover how God’s Group meets on the fourth Thursday of E. Cherry St. All are welcome with that it can open May 1. Come April 26 18 due to Easter holiday. receive instruction during an 80-minute Word can transform your life and provide each month, TATC, 88 S. Tooele Blvd., consultants there to assist you. Open from 8 a.m. to noon. Everyone’s help Stansbury Park Baptist Church weekly visit to gain the tools they need you with the answers for questions and Please join us each Sunday morning at 6:30-7:30 p.m. All survivors, family and Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday is appreciated and needed. Lunch will Sunday Breakfast to strengthen their family. Topics dis- for problems you may be struggling to 10 a.m. for Worship Services and Bible friends are welcome. Please join us on through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 be provided for volunteers. Please bring Breakfast will be served on April 27 cussed include communication, conflict overcome. Come join us this Sunday Study at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse Facebook at Tooele County Brain Injury to 9 p.m. work gloves. It would be greatly appreci- from 9 a.m. to noon. The menu is resolution, attachment and bonding, morning for our 10 a.m. worship service (next to the SP Swimming Pool). For Support Group. For more information, ated if you can bring rakes, shovels, great, eggs and meat, cooked to order, establishing rules and routines as well where we will assemble in praise, share details, please call us at 830-1868 or contact Michelle at mlgarbett@gmail. brooms, buckets, rags, hammers, weed omelets, pancakes and French toast as managing stress. Please contact Tooele City Library testimonies and explore worship in ways go to www.stansburyparkbc.org. com. trimmers, etc. Please label these with with meat and eggs, your choice, for $7 Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for that strive to highlight the greatness of your name. for adults and $3 for children 11 years Tooele Valley Family History more information. You can also visit Regular Events God. After our morning praise and wor- First Lutheran Church of age and under. There is a $5 special First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh Center familysupportcenter.org. Tuesdays, 11 a.m., Wiggle Worms (inter- ship time we enter into a one-hour Bible each Sunday. Public is invited. active story time for 1- to 2-year-old chil- Music Study at 11 a.m. Attend with us Sunday St. would like to invite you to hear of Research your ancestors free with Tooele Family AI-Anon dren); Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 mornings at 635 N. Main St., (Phil’s God’s grace and the love of Christ who Past President’s Dinner trained FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele Valley Family History Center, Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Alano Club (by and 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, Utah Wind Symphony/SHS Glass), or call 435-578-8022 for more died to forgive you of your sins and Meeting White’s Trailer Court), 1120 Utah Ave., attain salvation on your behalf every 751 N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435- 4 to 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, Concert Band information. PMP Barbara Denner will host the meet- Sundays at 5 p.m. at Mountain of Faith movies and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 Sunday morning at 10 a.m. 882-1396. Hours of operation: Tuesday The Utah Wind Symphony with the First Baptist Church ing on Wednesday, April 16, 7 p.m., through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lutheran Church. Call Gesele with ques- p.m., kids crafts; Select Tuesdays, 4 Jim’s Restaurant. All PPs are invited to tions, 435-224-4015. Stansbury High School Concert Band Some churches seek to entertain, some New Life Christian Fellowship Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. p.m., family movies. attend. concert will be Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in seek to be politically correct. We seek We invite you to worship and serve Wednesday evenings by appointment the SHS Auditorium. to know Jesus Christ better, through Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and only. Special classes offered regularly. Seniors Grantsville City understanding and applying His Word to food pantry is open from noon to 3 Disabled American Call the center for more information. Library Utah State our lives. If that is what you seek, then p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Medical equipment needed E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Veterans Family History Classes join us in worship of the Lord, and in Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers University and 4H women and men are also available Eight weeks of Family History classes, serving Him by serving those around us. are in need of donated medical equip- Programs every week. Sunday services are in the Meeting 7-8:30 p.m., Thursday nights through Sunday Bible study: 9:45 a.m., Worship ment to be used for seniors in need. The Grantsville City Library, 42 N. Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. DAV meeting is scheduled Saturday, May 23. Please call the Family History Commencement is at 11 a.m., 882-2048. New or gently used items needed are Bowery St., has started the fall/winter Utah State University-Tooele graduation and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 April 19 at 2 p.m., Moose Lodge. Center to sign up, 435-882-1396. wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other Story Time Program. Story Time will be commencement will be April 19 at 2 United Methodist Church a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find The DAV holds meetings on the third items that may be useful to our seniors. held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless p.m. This year’s ceremony will take Tooele United Methodist Church ser- out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting Saturday of every month. 15th Annual NWTF Banquet Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- otherwise indicated. The program is place at Tooele High School’s audito- vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. www.NLOT.org. and Auction ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, designed to create in young children a rium, 301 W. Vine. This spring 140 Please check our website, tooelecumc. Volunteer Drivers Needed Tooele County Strutters, the local 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. love of books through stories, puppets, people are graduating with associate, org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- Tooele Christian Fellowship The DAV is looking for three volunteer chapter of the National Wild Turkey games, music and crafts. For more infor- bachelor’s and master’s degrees from 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship drivers. No DAV membership is required. Federation, will hold their annual ban- Grantsville Senior Center mation, call 435-884-1670. Service 11 a.m. Services are held at 40 Will need a VA physical. Call Jim Yale at USU-Tooele. 2557 for more info. We are located at quet and auction on Saturday, April The senior center is for the enjoyment N. Main, former Stowes Family Music 435-849-0521 or 882-7626. Or call Les 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. 12, at Deseret Peak Complex. Doors of all senior citizens 55 and older. building. For more information, call 435- Peterson at 435-830-7812. Science and Technology open at 5 p.m. For tickets or more Activities have started. For info, call Schools Wednesday meal 224-3392 or www.tooelechristianfellow- Building Groundbreaking information, call or text Laurie Erickson, 884-3446. Exercise class twice a week, Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., ship.org. Parking and entrance in back USU-Tooele groundbreaking ceremony 435-830-9224, Jody Erickson, 435-849- bunco, bingo, pinochle once a week. GHS Centennial Yearbook we will serve a free dinner from Tooele of building. Masons for the new Science and Technology 1082, or Ty Anderson, 435-830-4660. Jewelry, painting and ceramics once a Grantsville High School is offering this United Methodist Church. Everyone Building will be May 15, 2 p.m. Come join us for a night of fun, food week. Arts and Crafts on the second year’s Centennial Yearbook to the com- is invited to come and eat. Our goal Meeting and prizes for the entire family. and fourth Monday at 10 a.m. Meals on munity for $50. Call 435-884-4500 to is to provide a free, hot meal for Charity Masons meeting second Friday at Wheels for homebound. Lunch served order. Order quickly before they’re gone! TATC everyone. We want to get the com- 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 Recovery International daily. Suggested donation of $3. The munity involved and invite all people in Food Bank Distribution Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast We have a very structured group that center also provides rides to the store TJHS Community Council order to forge relationships and build The Utah Food Bank will distribute food on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s follows a format of four basic steps: CPR Certification or doctor visits in Tooele and Grantsville Meeting bridges between people of all economic at New Life Christian Fellowship, 411 E. Cafe. For more information or a ride, report an upset, describe thoughts, TATC offers a CPR course designed areas. Call 843-4102. The April birthday The next Tooele Junior High School backgrounds in Tooele. Although the Utah Ave., Wednesday, April 16, 10-11 call Jim at 435-850-9203. impulses, feelings and sensations. If for responders required to have CPR dinner will be held April 25 at 4 p.m. Community Council meeting will be meal is being served from TUMC, it a.m. It will then distribute at New Life you can’t change a situation, you can certification or for those who simply Entertainment at the dinner will be the held Thursday, April 17 at 6:30 p.m. in is a non-denominational event and we Christian Fellowship in Lake Point, 1533 change your attitude toward it. Life want to help in an emergency. The Tooele County Grantsville High School Show Choir. the TJHS Library. All TJHS parents are course is based on the American Heart invite and encourage all people to join Meadowlark Ln., Thursday, April 17, can be distressing, but not dangerous. encouraged to attend. Association guidelines for cardiopulmo- us. We will need help and volunteers in 10-11 a.m. Historical Society Recovery is helpful for handling addic- Tooele Senior Center nary resuscitation and is offered every various ways, such as helping to serve, tions, fears, anxiety, anger, loneliness, The senior center is for the enjoyment of Scholarships and Financial Aid cook and clean up, donate food and Tooele Children’s Justice Historical Society Books worries and any challenge. Try it for Many generous businesses and individu- second Monday of the month from noon all seniors 55 and older. New and excit- share talents. If you are interested in Center Tooele County Historical Society’s books six weeks. For more information, call als in our community sponsor scholar- to 4 p.m. for $17.25. The book can be ing activities include bridge, pinochle, getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in will be available to purchase at our MaryAnn 884-0215. ships for graduating seniors. Now is checked out in Student Services or pur- bingo, exercise program three times at [email protected] or call need of CD-Rs, DVDs and soda. We meeting. The History of Tooele County the time to apply for local scholarships. chased through the Campus Store. a week, line dancing, wood carving, (785) 737-3467. appreciate all donations. For inquiries or Volume II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, Take Off Pounds Sensibly Information on specific scholarships is Wii games, watercolor class, movies Enrollment for New Programs drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 and Railroading in Tooele is $20, and Do something good for yourself and available from the GHS, SHS and THS Church of Christ your heart, and make a plan to lose and health classes. Meals on Wheels We are currently enrolling for our new East, Tooele. we also have eight note cards depicting available for homebound. Lunch served scholarship coordinators. Additional Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah that excess weight. TOPS can help you programs, which include Industrial four different pioneer buildings for $4. weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- information, including specific scholar- Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. United Methodist Church achieve your goals and support you in Maintenance, Heavy Duty Diesel These will make great gifts for your fam- gested donation of $3, $5 for under age ship criteria, applications and deadlines and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. Tooele United Methodist church offers a your journey of health and wellness. We Technician and Nail Technician pro- ily and friends. 60. The center also provides transpor- can also be found on your school’s Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We free dinner every Wednesday starting at provide accountability through weekly grams. For detailed information about all tation to the store or doctor visits for scholarship website. seek to be the Lord’s church estab- 4 p.m. All are welcome. weigh-ins and support and encourage- programs, visit www.tatc.edu. Historical sign residents in the Tooele and Grantsville lished about 33 AD. Jesus is our only The Tooele Co. Historical Society has ment in a non-judgmental environment. areas. Call 435-843-2110 for more Saint Marguerite Junior High ATV Round-up Scholarship head of the church, headquarters are Food pantry recently made a loan agreement with TOPS is open to all men, women, teens information. Program Fundraiser heaven. Come and grow with us. Call The First Baptist Church in Tooele is the Utah State Historical Society to and preteens. There are now two TOPS offering an emergency food pantry to Knowledge is power. Choose Saint Mark your calendars for May 17. Tooele 882-4642. display an old Lincoln Highway sign that chapters in Tooele to accommodate your Senior Circle Marguerite Catholic School for our junior meet the needs of our community. The Applied Technology College will be was on the border of Utah and Nevada. schedule. UT 330 Tooele meets Tuesday Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and high where children can grow strong in Cornerstone Baptist food pantry is available for emergency holding its third annual ATV Round-up The unique sign is on display at the at 5 p.m. at the old county courthouse. better and costs just $15 a year per spirit and knowledge. Please call 435- Passion for God, compassion for people needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Scholarship Fundraiser at Ophir Park. Pioneer Museum. Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 for informa- person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- 882-0081 for details. at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at For more information on registration or tion. UT 365 Tooele meets Saturday at 3690 for more information or a member- 882-6263. Come as you are this 580 S. Main Street. For information call to become a sponsor, please contact Seeking Historical Items 9 a.m. at the Bit n Spur Clubhouse, 240 ship application. Lots of great health Saint Marguerite Kindergarten Sunday, where you can hear a message 882-2048. Tooele County Historical Society would Sarah Anderson at 435-248-1802. W. 500 North. Call Lisa at 882-1442 for benefits and fun activities. Program from the Bible and meet new friends. like members of the community who information. Also see the TOPS website Every child yearns to learn. Choose Service times: Bible study (for all ages) have any family or personal histories, at www.tops.org. Saint Marguerite Catholic School for Education 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; Gardening photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, our outstanding ALL DAY kindergarten evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that program for the 2014-2015 school year. Network meetings dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Monthly Gardener’s Breakfast you would like to donate to our orga- Please call 435-882-0081 for more Looking to obtain or improve your for all services, and children’s church Get-Together nization to please call us. We are also details. employment? Come join the Tooele during morning worship. WiseGuys Saturday after next, April 19, 9-11 looking for books, newspaper articles, Bulletin Board Policy Networking Group and learn job seeking Program during evening worship. a.m., held at the Stockton Miners Café, photos, brochures or any history that Excelsior Academy tours 47 North Connor (the Main Street) in pertains to the Tooele County area. If techniques, how to market yourself, get Mountain of Faith Lutheran If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Curious about charter schools? Want to support and actually search job leads. Stockton. Current gardening topics, chal- you would like to donate them to our We’re a healthy, growing congregation Transcript-Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to know more about Excelsior Academy? Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele lenges, successes, and collective advice organization, or if you would let us make who welcomes newcomers and reaches [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special Tours are held each Wednesday LDS Employment Resource Center locat- will be shared. Admission is the price of a copy for the Tooele County Historical out to those in need. Join us for worship at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone whatever you order off the menu! This Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., 560 S. range of topics such as the Excelsior is welcome. month, join us for a garden tour after 882-1612. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertis- Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct Main, Tooele. We treat the word of God breakfast of the Durtschi Residence ing department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Instruction, CHAMPS and the character Online courses with respect without taking ourselves — a world-class daffodil and bulb gar- development program. There is also Online courses in Network+ and too seriously. Check us out on Facebook den in Stockton! 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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:49 a.m. 8:09 p.m. Thursday 6:48 a.m. 8:10 p.m. Friday 6:46 a.m. 8:11 p.m. Saturday 6:45 a.m. 8:12 p.m. Sunday 6:43 a.m. 8:13 p.m. Monday 6:42 a.m. 8:14 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 6:41 a.m. 8:15 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 9:58 p.m. 7:40 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 11:02 p.m. 8:23 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday none 9:12 a.m. Saturday 12:02 a.m. 10:07 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 12:58 a.m. 11:08 a.m. Statistics for the week ending April 14. Sun and clouds with a Warmer with sunshine Sunshine and patchy Times of clouds and Mostly sunny and Monday 1:49 a.m. 12:13 p.m. Partly sunny Sunshine and warm Temperatures Tuesday 2:34 a.m. 1:20 p.m. shower; cooler and patchy clouds clouds sun warm High/Low past week 76/31 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 61/39 54 37 62 48 68 48 68 46 70 50 75 47 74 49 Average temp past week 55.0 Normal average temp past week 50.0 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Apr 15 Apr 22 Apr 29 May 6 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2014 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 54/33 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 59/44 Knolls Clive Lake Point 53/32 58/42 58/40 56/44 Ogden Stansbury Park 57/42 Erda 57/44 Vernal Grantsville 56/40 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 55/34 58/44 42/30 Tooele 58/44 Bauer 54/37 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 53/37 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 54/37 58/34 55/40 Stockton Pollen Index Price 53/37 58/38 High Nephi Rush Valley 54/35 54/35 Ophir Moderate 44/30 Low Delta Manti Absent 59/37 56/34 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 66/41 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 55/36 58/35 Moab 55/35 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 67/41 Beaver 70/42 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 60/35 Ibapah 53/34 24-hour 58/34 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 63/35 61/36 at Grantsville 1.57 none 78/58 Kanab 70/42 Eureka 47/33 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.87

approved, according to Milne. corporated areas of the county In 2011 the commissioners 2014 exceed the 2013 budgeted in its $3.19 million PILT pay- Tax To collect the $1.5 million and be used as revenue for the tried to impose a municipal expenses by $1 million, largely ment for municipal services. continued from page A1 maximum amount, property municipal services fund, which services tax that would have due to more accurate account- The 2014 approved county owners in unincorporated pays for “city like” services the generated $400,000. But they ing for municipal services, budget allocates no PILT funds Tooele County would pay an county provides to these prop- dropped it after citizens decried according to Tooele County for municipal services. Tooele County Commissioner additional $62 per year on a erty owners. the proposal during a public Commission Chairman Bruce The purpose of the cur- Shawn Milne. “They will pres- house valued at $150,000. That During budget hearings for hearing. Clegg. rent study is to independently ent their numbers, their meth- amount is based on 2013 prop- the 2014 county budget, prop- The municipal services tax The 2014 municipal services determine the actual costs of odology, and discuss proposed erty valuations. erty owners in unincorporated was proposed again in 2013 to budget also eliminated revenue municipal services and identify methods of financing munici- The municipal services tax areas of the county defended balance the municipal services’ for the municipal services fund appropriate funding sources. pal services.” was first proposed by commis- themselves against claims by 2014 fund budget. from the county’s federal pay- [email protected] The Tooele County sioners in October 2013 when county residents of incorporat- Total budgeted expenses for ment on lieu of taxes. In 2013 Commission, at their February they conducted their first pub- ed areas that unincorporated the municipal services fund in the county allocated $323,000 18, 2014 meeting, approved a lic discussion on the 2014 bud- area residents were not pay- $16,500 proposal by Zions Bank get, two months after adopt- ing their fair share of county Finance for the municipal ser- ing a $2.6 million property tax expenses. The discussion lead vices fund study. increase — the first property to renewed, although currently Municipal-type services tax increase for the county in unpursued, discussion of incor- include public safety, roads, 27 years. poration for Stansbury Park. community development and The $2.6 million in last year’s State code requires counties administrative support servic- property tax increase was ear- of Tooele’s size to budget appro- es, such as human resources, marked to repay $6.5 million priations for municipal services information technology, and that were borrowed from other from either a municipal service Knee Pain? management. county funds to pay operat- fund or through establishing a The study’s conclusion will ing expenses for Deseret Peak local service district. The code include recommendations on Complex in past years; restore allows for municipal service ��������������� how best to fund those ser- the county’s fund balance or fund revenue to include fees vices, including recommenda- rainy day fund; and establish a and charges for services and tions for a municipal services fund for capital expenses. federal dollars. However, the ���������������� tax rate, said Milne. The $1.5 million in pro- municipal service fund cannot Identifying municipal posed municipal services tax receive support from any fee expenses in all departments revenue will be collected from or tax based on a countywide The Most Advanced proved to be challenging, the only property owners in unin- assessment or service. commissioner noted. “Some departments do not NON-SURGICAL track if a service was performed for a resident of an unincorpo- rated or incorporated area,” said Treatment to Reduce or Milne. “In other departments it came down to determining how TOWN HALL MEETING Eliminate Knee Pain! much of an expense, like for certain roads, were primarily • FDA Approved for an unincorporated area.” • Performed by Board-Certifi ed Doctors The first town hall meet- SCHEDULE ing is scheduled for April 17 � • 90% Success Rate at Rush Valley Town Hall, fol- for Proposed Municipal Services Tax lowed by April 22 at Stockton for Unicorporate Area of Tooele County • Covered by most major Insurances, Miners Cafe. Another town hall including Medicare meeting will be held April 28 at Deseret Peak Complex and April 30 at a location yet to be determined in Stansbury Park. TH PM The Lake Point fire station will THURS, APRIL 17 , 7 host a town hall meeting on May 15. Each town hall meeting RUSH VALLEY TOWN HALL will start at 7 p.m. A second meeting may be scheduled in Stansbury Park, said Milne. The town hall meetings will be conducted by ND PM staff from Zions Bank Public TUES, APRIL 22 , 7 Board Certifi ed Specialist Finance. The Zions Bank Public STOCKTON MINERS CAFE Finance employees that lead OUR NEW LOCATION: the study — Matt Millis, a vice ����������� president and Tenille Tingey, a 2356 N 400 E, BLDG B, STE 103 • TOOELE financial analyst — both live in Stansbury Park, according to TH PM Milne. MON, APRIL 28 , 7 “It’s nice that the people doing the study have some skin DESERET PEAK COMPLEX CALL TODAY TO RESERVE in the game,” he said. The format for the town YOUR SEAT FOR OUR FREE SEMINAR! hall meetings has not been determined, however Milne described a tentative agenda TH PM PM that will include time for Zions WEDS APRIL 30 , 7 Bank Finance staff to explain their methods, parameters, STANSBURY PARK APRIL 16 • 6:30 and conclusions, along with an opportunity for questions from the public. Following the town hall 435-728-0711 meetings, the commission will ST PM www.motionmed.com hold a formal public hearing THURS MAY 1 , 7 on the municipal services tax in June or July, followed by a vote LAKE POINT to approve or disapprove the Seating Limited • Refreshments Served tax and set a tax rate, if the tax is A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Stallions win slugfest Tooele rallied for five runs in the top of the seventh inning to tie Buffs strike early to beat Cowboys Stansbury in a baseball game Friday at Stansbury Park. But the Stallions countered with a go- Whitney Touhuni blasts grand slam in first inning to jump-start Tooele ahead run in the bottom of the seventh on a walk-off sacrifice fly by Lisa Christensen School-Grantsville High School Cowboys scoreless until the said she was pleased with her Fields was switched out for to defeat the Buffaloes 13-12. The STAFF WRITER softball matchup Friday, Whitnie fifth inning, when Grantsville team’s performance, and noted Sydney Barney, who pitched the Stallions improved to 6-2 in region Touhuni made an over-the-fence brought three runners home. that the girls had been work- remainder of the game. Nelson play, and the Buffaloes dropped to An early grand slam gave home run with loaded bases, and Grantsville tried to shut Tooele ing hard to specifically combat said the change in pitching styles 0-6. The two teams combined for Tooele a lead that rival Grantsville another lone run in the inning out in later innings, but the Buffs some of Grantsville’s defenses was a big part of freezing the 30 hits in the back-and-forth game. never could catch up to. gave the Buffs a 5-0 lead against still claimed three more runs for and offenses. score during the middle innings. Tooele led 2-1 after two innings, 5- In the bottom of the first Grantsville. a final score of 8-3. “We had been kind of working “We didn’t make our adjust- 3 after three innings and 7-6 after inning in the Tooele High Tooele would hold the Tooele coach Melanie Nelson on how we wanted to approach ments like we should have after four innings. Stansbury scored two Whitney Fields as a pitcher. We they switched Sydney Barney in runs in the fifth and four more knew she had a good changeup, to pitch. We went flat. We couldn’t in the sixth to take a 12-7 lead so we were working on that,” score, and you can’t do that. [The heading to the seventh when the Nelson said. “That grand slam other team] can get back in the Buffaloes rallied to tie the game. was actually made on a chan- Braden Furgeson pitched five-plus geup.” SEE SOFTBALL PAGE A12 ➤ innings for the Buffaloes and was relieved by Tyson Vigil. Gage Manzione started for the Stallions, and was relieved by Jace Myers and Rhet Brockmeier. Brockmeier picked up the win. The Buffaloes pounded four doubles in the game, while the Stallions had a triple and two doubles. Stansbury committed five errors, and the Buffaloes had four miscues. Tooele plays at Ben Lomond Tuesday, and hosts Ben Lomond on Thursday. Stansbury plays at Timpanogas on Friday. Grantsville wins Dillon Hutchins allowed three hits in four innings of work, and Grantsville beat Ben Lomond 12-1 on Friday in Ogden. Wyatt Barrus smacked a home run while Hutchins and Dallin Williams hit doubles. Grantsville improved to 5-1 in region tied with Bear River, who it plays at home on Tuesday. The Cowboys will play at Bear River on Friday. Utah Jazz The Lakers pulled away from the Jazz in the final quarter Monday night to win 119-104. The two teams were tied at 86 after three quarters at EnergySolutions Arena. Utah’s starters all finished in

double figures led by Alec Burks FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO with 22 and Gordon Hayward with FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Granstville’s Bailey Critchlow throws to make an out at first in Thursday’s game 21. Utah (24-57) closes out the Whitney Touhuni’s grand slam in the first inning propelled Tooele to an 8-3 win over Grantsville. against Tooele. season Wednesday at Minnesota (40-41). Grizzlies in playoffs The third seeded Utah Grizzlies, who finished the ECHL season 38- 24-3-6, will host the sixth seeded Bakersfield Condors in the first Stallions move closer to region crown round of the ECHL’s Kelly Cup Playoffs that open Friday and Saturday at Maverik Center. The Stansbury holds on to defeat Ben Lomond 3-2 in crucial home region encounter opponent became finalized follow- ing the Condors’ (36-30-2-4) 4-1 by Mark Watson loss at home Sunday to league SPORTS EDITOR SHS SOCCER worst Las Vegas (20-44-4-4). It marks the first time ever that the Stansbury made better of use 25 minutes of the match to keep two teams will meet in the post- of the wind advantage Friday its region record unblemished. season. Utah finished the sea- than visiting Ben Lomond. “We had the wind advantage son with four-straight wins against The Stallions scored three in the first half and they had it in the Condors and went 4-2 over- all against them, including 2-0 at goals with the wind at their backs the second. We knew the second Maverik Center. in the first half, while the Scots half would be tougher for us with Salt Lake Bees scored two goals with the wind the wind in our faces,” Andersen The Sacramento River Cats swept in the second half. said. “I thought our defense was a doubleheader from the Salt Lake Stansbury (5-0, 8-1) held on to solid the whole game. We knew Bees on Sunday afternoon, 8-2 and win the match 3-2 and gained a they would play a lot of long balls 3-0 in Sacramento. The Bees (4-8) two-game lead over the Scots (3- in the second half because they start a four-game series Tuesday 2, 4-8) in region standings. had to score quickly.” at Tacoma before coming home “We came out flat for the first Keeper Shane Conn was Saturday for a four-games series 10 minutes of the second half,” forced to save several close shot against Albuquerque. said Stansbury coach Brandon attempts from the Scots. About Turkey hunt Andersen. “You can’t let off the midway through the second A chance to experience the thrill of gas against a team like Ben half with his team only up by hunting a strutting, gobbling tom Lomond.” one goal, Conn was peppered turkey is almost here. Utah’s gen- Down 3-0 at intermission, the by three headers at close range. eral statewide turkey hunt starts Scots scored twice early in the He and the other SHS defenders April 25 for those who were 15 second half in a span of about were able to clear the ball and years of age or younger on Jan. five minutes. avoid a tie. 23. On April 28, the hunt opens Stansbury dug deep defen- “[Conn] is one of my older to hunters of all ages. There’s no sively and held a motivated Ben SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO limit on the number of permits that Lomond team scoreless the final SEE STALLIONS PAGE A12 ➤ Stansbury’s Junior Calderon hurdles a Ben Lomond player Friday in the Stallions’ 3-2 win. can be sold for the hunt, so you’ll have no problem getting one. You can buy a permit online. Permits are also available from more than 300 hunting license agents across Utah and at Division of Wildlife Resources offices. More informa- Cowboys take down Buffaloes 4-1 in soccer tion about hunting wild turkeys in Utah is available in the 2013–2014 Utah Upland Game and Turkey by Richard Briggs slipped by softly and went into Guidebook. The free guidebook is COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR the net to give Grantsville a 3-0 available online. After a tough win- lead. ter and spring a couple of years The Grantsville Cowboys GHS keeper Parker May had ago, turkey numbers appear to be helped themselves inch closer to just one mistake in a game where on the rise. In fact, turkey habitat in earning a spot at the state tour- he kept the Tooele forwards from northern Utah has enough birds in nament with a 4-1 win against scoring. Tooele’s Jackson Drake it that DWR biologists moved extra the Tooele Buffaloes on Friday. kicked the ball long, and it land- birds to northeastern Utah this Sophomore Benton Tripp led ed in the arms of May. However, past winter to start new popula- the way for Grantsville with a hat the ball went through May’s arms tions. In central and southwestern trick, scoring the Cowboys’ first and then through his legs into Utah, populations in certain parts three goals. His hat trick against the net to give Tooele its only of the regions were doing well Tooele followed Gavin Holt’s hat goal of the game. enough last winter that biologists trick against Tooele a few weeks With the score 3-1, freshman moved birds to other areas within the regions. earlier. Braden Soltes went to work Tripp’s first goal came late in for the Cowboys. Soltes broke Conservation projects About $1.6 million from Utah’s the first half. The ball tailed in through the Tooele defenders Conservation Permit program will softly to the net with the Buffs and scored on a breakaway to be put into projects that benefit the out of position to give Grantsville make the score 4-1. state’s wildlife. This year’s conser- a 1-0 lead. Grantsville is now just one vation permits were allocated to The second goal came in the win, or one Tooele loss, away eight wildlife conservation groups: second half when Tripp blasted from sealing the final playoff Ducks Unlimited, Foundation for with his right foot to the left side spot from the region. However, North American Wild Sheep, Mule of the net. That followed a play GHS coach Travis Lowry said he Deer Foundation, National Wild when the Tooele defense kept knows his team has a chance to Turkey Federation, Rocky Mountain the Cowboys off the scoreboard. move up even more and still get Elk Foundation, Safari Club Tooele defender Cody Lemmon a better seed. He said he’s hoping International, Sportsmen for Fish cleared the ball away after it his players don’t become content and Wildlife and Utah Bowmen for slipped behind the defense, but with simply making it to state. Habitat. The permits are for deer, the Cowboys came back and “We’re working really hard to elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, tur- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO scored with Tripp’s blast. get them to work hard,” he said. key, bear, cougar, mountain goat, Granstville’s Benton Tripp maneuvers to make a shot on goal against Tooele in last Thursday’s 4-1 win. Tripp scored three The third goal was scored sim- bison and moose hunts. goals against the Buffaloes. ilarly to the first one. The ball SEE COWBOYS PAGE A11 ➤ A11

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by Richard Briggs COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Inspiring Healthy Tooele County’s two Utah State Aggies played in star roles at the Lives team’s annual spring football game Saturday in Logan, high- Look for it every month in your lighted by Chase Christiansen’s Tooele Transcript play at linebacker and heavy Bulletin repetitions against the first team offense. TOOELETRANSCRIPT The former Stansbury High BULLETIN School star Christiansen record- ed two tackles for loss in the USU spring game, and he assisted on doing business another two. Following the game, Celebrating 10 years Christiansen was all smiles and in our community! signing autographs for the young Aggie fans who invaded the field. Christiansen said playing for the Aggies in his first semester at school has been a culture shock. “It’s definitely a lot more work Heating and Cooling than I thought it was going to be,” he said. “I’m not very big and trying to learn everything has been a real challenge, but I feel like I’m starting to get it. I’ve got a long ways to go.” He said every athlete at the col- Air Conditioning Fire places lege level is talented, so it forces Furnace Heat Pumps him to raise his level of play. Air Filtration Ductless Systems “Everyone’s bigger. Everyone’s Humidifiers Gas Lines faster,” he said. “The linemen are Thermostats really good blockers so trying to Cool your house block protect is really, really dif- Tune-Up and Maintenance for as low as ficult. It’s probably been my big- $60 PERo.a.c. MONTH gest challenge, as well as adjust- ing to how things develop and 435-843-4482 We service and sell Fully Licensed and insured how fast they are.” FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO The leg injury that hindered Former Stansbury star Chase Christiansen shined in the Utah State spring football game. Christiansen recorded two tackles him during his senior season in for loss, including one of those against the first-team offense. 10 Year 2013 is completely healed, he Parts & Labor said, and he’s feeling great out on All major credit cards accepted on Select Equipment the field. first-team offense was forced to down, and the first-team offense end zone. With coupon. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 04/30/2014. Along with his tackles for loss, punt the ball away. settled for a field goal. The first- On the same drive, Harrison he had other plays at the line- Christiansen had a shot at team offense got into scoring completed a touchdown pass, backer position that aren’t stat an interception during his third position thanks to a 62-yard run but it was waved off on offensive plays. The most notable of those drive against the first team out of its own end zone. pass interference. plays came against the first team offense. Garretson rifled a pass Christiansen had a shot at the Both Harrison and offense and quarterback Darrell over the middle while rolling to tackle on that play, but he was Christiansen faced each other for Pet of the Week Garretson. his left, and Christiansen was held from behind and pushed the majority of the spring game The first of those plays was slightly late on the play as the aside by an offensive lineman. with the second-team offense when Christiansen came in on a ball went past him. The ball fell However, no flag was thrown. and second-team battling. weak side blitz. He went in with incomplete. Former Grantsville quarter- One of their interactions an opportunity to sack Garretson, He had yet another chance at back Craig Harrison led the sec- came when Christiansen got free but the quarterback noticed the a sack later in the second half. ond-team offense in the spring and chased down a scrambling blitz in time and got rid of the He blitzed and got pressure on game. He had no touchdown Harrison. Before Christiansen ball quickly for a short gain. Garretson, who narrowly threw passes, but he had two potential could get close enough for the He then had a spy responsi- the ball away before the sack touchdowns either taken away or sack, Harrison threw the ball bility on Garretson, and as the could be made. However, the dropped. away. quarterback rolled to the right, play forced fourth down, and The first of Harrison’s poten- Unfortunately, Harrison threw Christiansen followed. He com- the kicking team missed the field tial touchdowns came when the game’s only interception. He mitted to bring down Garretson, goal. Harrison fired a pass across the threw into the arms of Devin who then threw the ball away He put more pressure in middle from 30 yards out. The Centers, who returned it 80 yards before a sack could be made. Garretson’s face on the next drive, pass hit Landon Horne in the inside the 5-yard line. That was on third down, and the which forced yet another fourth hands, but he dropped it in the [email protected]

High School Sports Standings Region 11 BASEBALL Region Overall SOFTBALL Region Overall SOCCER Region Overall SWEET KITTY! Grantsville 5 124 1 Tooele 2 124 1 yStansbur 5 0 0 8 1 0

Bear River 5 133 1 yStansbur 2 104 1 Ben Lomond 3 2 0 4 8 0 For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure yStansbur 6 2 23 1 Bear River 2 1 9 3 Grantsville 2 3 0 6 3 1 Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Tooele 0 6 23 1 Grantsville 2 2 9 3 Bear River 2 2 0 010 1 Tooele City and possible shelter fee. Ben Lomond 0 60 1 1 Ben Lomond 0 3 2 7 Tooele 0 5 0 010 1 Animal Shelter 882-8900 ������������������������� Grantsville ���������������������������� Animal Shelter 884-6881 ��������������������������

Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. haven’t peaked yet, but we’re get- Williams blasted a shot from assist from Clayton Holdstock. ������������������������ Stallions ting there,” Andersen said. nearly 40 yards away that hit the The Stallions finish off the 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 continued from page A10 Stansbury scored at the 16- upper left corner of the net for a region schedule with a game at minute mark when Ian Thompson 2-0 advantage. Williams also had Grantsville Tuesday, at Bear River centered a pass across the box to some hard shots barely miss in Friday and home against Tooele players and continues to improve. Caleb Andersen, who knocked it the second half. on April 22. Also, our midfield and defensive in for a 1-0 advantage. Travis Hanson put the Stallions [email protected] Summer Golf Programs players continue to get better. We A few minutes later, Tyler up 3-0 late in the first half on an for Juniors Presented by

“The Stansbury offense is Cowboys really good,” Lowry said. “We want to hold back and close on � continued from page A10 �������������� them, and hopefully we can get a � breakaway against them.” “They’re good soccer players, but Lowry said he hopes to have ��������������������������������������������������������� they need to change their mind- solid corner kick situations ������������������������������������������� set to want it. Through the Ben against the Stallions. Please stop by the Oquirrh Lomond and Bear River games “We work hard on [corner we were complacent. We’re try- kicks] in practice,” he said. “So Hills club house to register ing to get them focused.” we’ll box it in a little bit because ����������������������������� your junior golfer. Grantsville has also had a we’re fast and strong.” ���������persons in crisis, assess needs, and prioritize available resources accordingly. tough time adjusting on offense That game against Stansbury REGISTRATION with the injury to Andy Harrell. starts at 3:30 p.m. in Grantsville. ����� to appropriate resources as quickly as possible. Coordinate services when necessary & feasible. Act as He has a nagging ankle injury The Tooele Buffaloes face a do- a ��������������������������resources so that persons in crisis may receive timely, accurate information. � � DEADLINE— that will keep him out another or-die situation when they face TH �������������Document both unmet needs and assistance that is provided, and share that information SAT, MAY 24 two weeks, but Lowry said he’s Bear River on the road Tuesday. with community providers in order to ensure the most effective use of scarce resources. Utilize data collected confident Harrell should be rest- A loss would officially eliminate to seek funding and other resources to address unmet needs that have been identified. This includes the Summer golf program costs: ed and ready to play by the week them from postseason conten- facilitation of community donations by linking donors with those who are in need. of the state tournament. tion, giving Grantsville the final � $44.99 for junior league ages 8-17 The Cowboys next face the spot at state. The Buffs face the ���������������������������������������������������� $49.99 for Target Clinic ages 5-6 Stansbury Stallions, who defeat- Bears at 3:30 p.m. �������������������������������������������� ed the Cowboys in overtime dur- [email protected] $99.99 for Life Skills clinic 7-17 ing their last meeting. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ �������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� FREE CLUBS FOR KIDS DAY May 24th from 10AM– 1PM Free clubs are given out on a fi rst come fi rst A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! serve basis to all kids while supplies last! Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Plus free range balls for kids! A12

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UTAH HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 21 A New Voice for Tooele County

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����������������������� pitches, was what cinched it for feel the game exposed any spe- our region, our county is going to ������������������������� Softball the other team. cific problems to address, even be a tough game.” continued from page A10 “That’s what you do. You pre- though the outcome was not in Grantsville’s non-region game �������������������������� pare for the team you’re going the team’s favor. against Wasatch at the Payson to play. I expected that. But “We hit the ball, we just hit it Invitational Saturday was con- Whitney’s pitch wasn’t magical right at people. I thought that siderably more in their favor as game,” Nelson said. “That’s what that day. Sometimes it’s untouch- was a positive. We had a lot of they beat the Wasps 15-2. we discussed — we need to win, able, and other times it’s not,” errors. We need to cut back on Tooele softballers will next hit ������������ and we need to win every inning, she said. “That day just wasn’t the errors,” she said. “Tooele’s the field Tuesday in a home game regardless of what the score is.” the best.” a tough team. I can’t say it’s my against Bear River. Grantsville �������������������� Grantsville coach Heidi Taylor Taylor said there were good team’s fault. Tooele was just bet- also plays Tuesday in a non- ��������������� said Tooele’s preparation, com- points to Grantsville’s perfor- ter that day. Mel does a great job region away game against Manti. �������� bined with a bad day for Fields’ mance Friday, and she didn’t with her girls and any game in [email protected]

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SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO Stansbury’s Alyssa Guymon readies her mitt for a grounder in Friday’s 10-3 victory over Bear River. Stansbury blasted nine hits with a triple from Anjalee Batchelor and a double from Beth Chipman.

Tooele community to honor When: Saturday, April 19th, 2014 Where: Miller Motorsport Park Boston Marathon victims Who: All children 11 & under invited by Mark Watson Fee: Admission Free to Everyone! SPORTS EDITOR Tooele Valley citizens will honor the three people killed and the more than 200 injured one year ago at the Boston Marathon Special Needs & Kids 2-4 10:30am finish line. On Monday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m., the Tooele Running Club 5-7 ages 11:00am will hold a free community-wide walk/run/bike event at Tooele 8-11 ages 11:15am City’s England Acres at 7:30 p.m. The event begins at the pavilion of the city’s 25-acre park, located at 880 N. 400 East. Participants will walk, run or bike the .75-mile perimeter three times in honor of those who were killed in last COURTESY CHARLIE ROBERTS Looking for Sponsorship. year’s marathon. Shunzhang and Yuxin Chen prepare for a race on Monday, April 21 in Tooele to “We invite everyone in the honor victims of last year’s Boston Marathon. Participants will run, walk or bike Golden Egg Sponsor $1,000 three laps around Tooele’s England Acres park to pay tribute to the three people community — regardless of their who were killed and the 200-plus who were injured at the Boston Marathon fin- Silver Egg Sponsor $800 age or fitness level — to par- ish line. ticipate,” said organizer Sandra Bronze Egg Sponsor $500 Hadlock. “This will be an excel- in any kind of organized event the England Acres pavilion at the lent family activity and a fitting can relate to the senseless act of start of the event. Refreshments Monetary support $100 tribute for residents of Tooele violence that took place at last will be provided and Shellimark County to remember those who year’s Boston Marathon. It is the Entertainment of Tooele will pro- died and were injured in last world’s oldest annual marathon vide sound and entertainment. year’s Boston Marathon.” and a goal for many of our run- An alternative 3-mile route Organizers have dubbed the ners. This is just a small way for will be outlined in conjunction event “We Run (This Town) us to rally as a running commu- with the “We Run (This Town) Together,” by merging the themes nity to honor those victims and Together” for runners desiring a of this year’s Boston Marathon their families,” Haddock said. longer run. Please wear reflective and the Tooele Running Club A brief program, that includes gear if you plan on running this moniker. the reading of a letter from Gov. route. “Anyone who has participated Gary R. Herbert, will be held at [email protected] B8B8

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heavily involved in Interact, the youth branch of she presented a paper on invasive aquatic spe- Sierra Allen: General Rotary, and is currently the founding president cies and spent the week learning about land Sierra Allen is the daughter of Drew and Jewel of the first Interact club in Grantsville as well as management. She holds several leadership posi- Allen. She has a 3.99 GPA and a 32 ACT com- a State Youth Officer. She was awarded Interact tions as the high school, including NHS Vice posite score. She was a Utah Rotary Youth Peace Peacemaker of the Year in 2013. Allen loves the President and Yearbook senior editor. She has Ambassador in 2013, traveling around the state outdoors and has participated in a statewide also participated in FFA, ESCAPE club, soccer, to speak at leadership conferences and attend- Range Science Academy for the last two years. cross country and basketball, all while taking ing Rotary International’s Global Peace Forum In 2013, she was the top Range Scholar for Utah numerous AP an concurrent courses. Service in Hawaii where a video she created was shown and traveled to the International Society for to leaders from around the world. She has been Range Management Forum in Oklahoma where SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TUESDAY FEATURES

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are housed at Oxford University? 6. ASTROLOGY: What is the by Fifi Rodriguez symbol of the Gemini sign? 7. LITERATURE: Who wrote 1. SCIENCE: What is another the novel “Humboldt’s word for molten rock Gift”? below the Earth’s surface? 8. MUSIC: In what year did 2. ANIMAL KINGDOM: How singer Kelly Clarkson win many toes does a hippo- the “American Idol” com- potamus have? petition? 3. MEASUREMENTS: How 9. MOVIES: What Chevy Chase many miles are run in a movie featured the tagline 5K (kilometer) footrace? “yule crack up”? Moments 4. GEOGRAPHY: Where is the 10. ENTERTAINERS: What Ionian Sea? band is Ozzie Osbourne 5. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: associated with? in Time How many colleges THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On April 30, 1888, a hailstorm devastates the farming town of Mega Maze Moradabad, India, killing 230 people and thousands of farm animals. Most of the victims died instantly when hail the size of oranges rained down from the sky, striking them. ➤ On April 28, 1897, the Chickasaw and Choctaw, two of the Five Civilized Tribes, become the first to agree to abolish tribal government and com- munal ownership of land. By 1902, the other three ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW tribes -- the Cherokees, Seminoles and Creeks -- followed suit, finally sode is a real gem. We’re tickled throwing open all of when we come to the table for Indian Territory to white the read-throughs because she settlement. has all these surprises up her ➤ On May 4, 1916, Germany sleeve. She’s really aiming for the responds to a demand by stars.” U.S. President Woodrow • • • Wilson by agreeing to Q: With the final season of limit its submarine “Californication” upon us, does warfare. However, on David Duchovny have another Feb. 1, 1917, Germany series or movie on the horizon? Q: I was watching the — Samuel D., Port Orange, Fla. announced the resump- Hallmark Channel, and I saw A: NBC has ordered a 13- tion of unrestricted sub- a commercial for a movie episode period drama called marine warfare, and the with Eric Mabius, and I think “Aquarius,” in which David stars United States formally he works in a post office. Can as a police detective hunting entered World War I. you tell me more about that? I a hippie cult leader who turns ➤ On May 2, 1933, although really liked him on “Ugly Betty.” out to be Charles Manson. accounts of an aquatic — Brenda K., via email The series will cover the early beast living in Scotland’s A: While Eric previously has years of Manson and his “fam- Loch Ness date back 1,500 starred in a couple of movies for ily,” with the full story playing years, the modern legend Hallmark, what you saw adver- out in future seasons (if it gets of the Loch Ness Monster tised is a new prime-time series renewed). David told “Variety”: is born when a sighting sheet. What do you think? enced in “The Antique Trader that talented actor is starring in. “I’m thrilled to be working with makes local news. The — Beatrice, Sun City, Ariz. Teapots Price Guide” edited by In “Signed, Sealed, Delivered,” (NBC Chairman) Bob Greenblatt Inverness Courier news- A: Wayland Bunnell is an Kyle Husfloen (Krause Books). which premieres Easter Sunday, again and coming back to broad- paper related an account expert and collector of sheet According to Husfloen, your April 20, at 8/7c, Eric plays cast television. I think ‘Aquarius’ of a local couple who music. I contacted him about tea set was made between 1920 Oliver, a U.S. Postal Detective has a chance to be a special show claimed to have seen “an your collection, and he said and about 1940. It would retail who solves puzzles and myster- and I can’t wait to get going.” enormous animal roll- that unless you have something for about $150 if in exceptional ies centering on letters that find • • • ing and plunging on the Q: I have several ashtrays extraordinary, a dollar a sheet is condition. their way to the Dead Letter Q: I read that my favorite surface.” from Las Vegas casinos that no probably a fair price. Of course, • • • Office. When I spoke with Eric comedic actress, Amy Poehler, longer exist. I especially like there always are exceptions to Q: I have a 1977 Lincoln recently about this new role that has a brother in the business ➤ On May 1, 1941, months one from the old Flamingo. every rule. penny with an image of JFK brought him back to series tele- too. Is that true? What can I see before its release, Orson Keep or toss? — Fred, Howell, For example, if most of your facing Lincoln. It is in excellent vision, he told me how excited him in? — Fred S., via email Welles’ landmark film Mich. pieces are fairly common, a condition. — Mary, Deland, he is to help usher in “a new A: Amy’s brother, Greg, “Citizen Kane” begins A: Ashtrays have become dollar sounds reasonable. If, Fla. Hallmark Channel.” currently stars in and execu- generating such con- popular with collectors in on the other hand, your pieces A: Your coin was, no doubt, a “I’d worked with Hallmark tive produces (with Amy) the troversy that Radio City recent years. The ones you have feature personalities such as souvenir, and only a coin dealer before on a couple of mov- Swedish sitcom “Welcome to Music Hall refuses to sound especially interesting, Shirley Temple or early Ragtime can tell you if it has value. ies, and I thought: ‘Why not Sweden,” which chronicles Greg’s show it. “Citizen Kane,” and my bet is that they are compositions, the values could Hallmark? Why not do an origi- real-life experiences of mov- now revered as one of the valued in the $10 to $35 range, be much higher. Bunnell is will- Write to Larry Cox in nal series?’ I firmly believe, and I ing to Sweden to marry to his greatest movies in his- depending on rarity and condi- ing to advise you. Contact is care of KFWS, P.O. Box think Hallmark shares the same Swedish girlfriend. The series tory, made its debut at tion. There are two price guides [email protected]. 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- belief, that this show is going to — which co-stars Amy, Josephine the smaller RKO Palace that you should find helpful: • • • 6475, or send e-mail to change everyone’s opinion of Bornebusch, Lena Olin, Patrick Theater and was a failure “Collector’s Guide to Ashtrays, Q: I purchased a tea set con- [email protected]. Due Hallmark. It’s not your mother’s Duffy and Illeana Douglas — is at the box office. Identification & Values” by sisting of a teapot, sugar bowl to the large volume of mail he Hallmark anymore. It’s really tak- now airing in Sweden, and will ➤ On April 29, 1968, “Hair,” Nancy Wanvig, and “Collecting and creamer, four cups, four receives, Mr. Cox cannot per- ing on issues in a way that’s still begin airing here in the U.S. this the now-famous “tribal Ashtrays” by Jan Lindenberger. saucers and a serving platter. sonally answer all reader ques- family-friendly but much more; fall on NBC. love-rock musical” that Both are available at amazon. The pieces are marked Clifton tions, nor do appraisals. Do not it’s not just escapism.” introduced the era-defin- com. Art Potteries and have a matte send any materials requiring Executive producer Martha Write to Cindy at King ing song “Aquarius,” • • • glaze in a rose color. I paid $65 return mail. Williamson, who also brought Features Weekly Service, premieres on Broadway. Q: I have a pile of sheet for the set and hope I made a us “Touched By an Angel,” has P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL “Hair” quickly became not music that I took to an good buy. — Roberta, Maple © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. really brought her A-game to this 32853-6475; or e-mail her at just a smash-hit show, but antiques dealer. He only Valley, Wash. project, as Eric told me: “Based [email protected]. a genuine cultural phe- offered me about a dollar a A: I found your tea set refer- upon the content of the show nomenon. and Martha’s pedigree, every epi- © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. ➤ On May 3, 1980, 13-year- DEAR BART: As a new bird- from which to spot them. old Cari Lightner of Fair watcher myself, I’ll fall back on The Internet is a great Oaks, Calif., is killed by a the experts on this one. That’s resource, and particularly drunk driver while walk- because starting out in the group meet-up sites like ing along a quiet road hobby (or is it a sport?) can be Meetup.com, on which you can when the car swerves surprisingly difficult in some locate bird-watching groups in out of control and strikes respects, such as finding birds your area. If you can’t find one her. Cari’s tragic death that are more interesting than that suits your schedule or that compelled her mother, your common backyard spe- looks “right” for you, contact Candy Lightner, to found cies. your local Audubon chapter to the organization Mothers The “10,000 Birds” blog has find out about other groups, Against Drunk Driving a very nice post that lays out chapter meetings or education- (MADD). DEAR PAW’S CORNER: With some key tips for new bird- al seminars or classes. © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. a couple of family members watchers. First, the time of year Even if they’re not strictly already heavily into it, I’m is key to spotting certain types bird-watching classes, you interested in becoming a bird- of birds; but more importantly, may meet other enthusiasts watcher too — if only to have find experienced bird-watch- who can point you in the right something interesting to talk ers, and pay attention to what direction. about at holiday dinners. I they tell you. It’s not as easy thought it would be easy, but as grabbing a good pair of Send your questions or com- even just bird-watching in my binoculars and striding forth ments to [email protected]. backyard, I haven’t seen much into nature; you need to know more than sparrows. Any tips? where certain birds are likely to © 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. Eric Mabius in “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” — Bart L., Portland, Ore. nest or hunt, and the best areas ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

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TUESDAY April 15, 2014 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 I’m Jerry Edwards. I’m running for Tooele County Commissioner - Seat A. I’m one of the 99%, I am one of you, and I want to FALCONS OF THE MONTH represent you on the Tooele County Commission. If you’ve been around Grantsville City Council meetings or Tooele County Commission meetings, you have probably heard about me attending meetings and giving my opinions trying to help people in Tooele County. If you are a Senior Citizen, you probably have heard of me. I’ve spent 8 years as president or vice president of the Grantsville Senior Board. I’ve spent about 6 years on the Tooele County Council on Aging trying to represent the senior citizens in all of Tooele County from Tooele to Wendover, Lake Point to Vernon. I have been on the Tooele County mobility council helping to get or keep public transportation in Tooele County. Also have got funding to purchase a van to haul veterans to the VA hospital and other needy people in Tooele County. I have been a Union Member for 55+ years. I spent about 15 years on the executive board of one of the largest Local in Utah at the time. We represented people in Utah, Idaho and Colorado. I served on many negotiating committees and as a shop stewart on jobs in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and California, representing people like us. Four years ago, I ran for the same seat as a write in candidate and lost at the time. I question a lot of things COURTESY OF CHARLES MOHLER that have come to pass in Tooele County. Pictured are the Grantsville Junior High School students of the month for April. On the front row are Kabria Carlon, Alyssa Krish, Parker Bird, Sabrina If you are or were an employee of Tooele County in Chaplin, Paige Elsholz Grey, Hayley Evans and Hunter Giles. On the back row are Mrs. Sagers, McKinley Dunlavy, Trevor Black, Braxton Yates, Matthew Erisman, Madalyn Geldmacher and Mr. Mohler. the past 2 years and went to the meetings in the county building about the shortfall of moneys and lost your job and benefits, or had your hours cut, you heard me there standing up for you and to keep your jobs. If you went to any of the public hearings on the tax increases and service cuts, you probably heard me at A light fruit pudding from America’s past some of them trying to stand up for us. I worked construction working on power lines and all by Sara Moulton Cooking School, used to make fruits — strawberries? gelatin have dissolved, about 2 kinds of work for utility companies like Rocky Mountain ASSOCIATED PRESS it for me all the time when I What makes snow pudding so minutes. Power for 46 years before I retired. I spent 42 months on was a kid. As my preference then foamy and light is all the air that Stir in the lemon zest and juice, active duty in the Military of the 6 year commitment that Snow pudding is a great old was for full-fat, more-is-better gets beaten into it. If you own a then set the saucepan into a bowl the government asked us to volunteer for. American recipe that dates back desserts, I shouldn’t have cared stand mixer — which I think of as of ice and water to chill, stirring I need all the help I can get. Thank you for any help you to pioneer days, back when as much as I did for light and the workhorse of mixers — you’ll often, until the mixture is cold resourceful home cooks hanker- airy snow pudding. But there was find that making this pudding is to the touch and has thickened can give me. ing for a treat had to rely on something magical about it. It pretty simple. You also can do it to the consistency of raw egg Jerry Edwards whatever they had — things like sort of evaporated in the mouth, with a hand mixer, though it’ll whites, about 45 minutes. Paid political Advertisement gelatin, lemons, sugar and eggs. like cotton candy or even, uh, take a lot longer. In the bowl of a stand mixer, In fact, the very first edition of like snow. This being strawberry season, beat the egg whites and a pinch Fanny Farmer’s “Boston Cooking A lifetime later, I still remember you should be able to find some of salt until they just hold soft School Cookbook” back in 1896 snow pudding with great affec- beauties at your local store, ber- peaks, then transfer them to a featured a recipe for snow pud- tion. So why not dust it off and ries that are bright red from top bowl and set aside. Transfer the ding. My paternal grandmother, bring it back for spring, topped to bottom with a strong straw- cooled gelatin mixture to the Ruth, a graduate of the Boston with one of the new season’s first berry aroma. Here, I’ve sliced the stand mixer bowl that the egg ������������� strawberries, tossed them with whites were in and beat until a bit of sugar, and spiked them frothy, 1 to 2 minutes. �������������������� with a shot of orange liqueur. Add the beaten egg whites to ATTORNEY JOB SHADOW Sugar has the same effect on the gelatin mixture, then beat fruit as salt does on vegetables; on high speed until the mixture it pulls out the natural juices. In is tripled in volume and thick this case, the sliced strawber- enough to form a ribbon that ries end up steeping in a pool takes 2 seconds to dissolve when of their own sauce. Strawberries the beater is lifted, 8 to 10 min- and strawberry sauce, a natural utes. Transfer to 8 decorative and luxurious twofer. glass serving bowls or large wine Of course, if you don’t want goblets, cover and chill until set, the extra sugar and alcohol, you about 3 hours. can leave them out. The straw- Meanwhile, in a medium bowl berries pair up beautifully with toss the strawberries with the the pudding all by themselves. remaining 2 teaspoons sugar, So does any summer fruit: rasp- the orange zest and the orange berries, blueberries, nectarines, liqueur. Chill. plums and peaches, or a mix of To serve, top each portion all of them. For that matter, snow of the snow pudding with a big pudding happens to be delicious spoonful of strawberries. even when there’s snow on the Nutrition information per COURTESY OF KELLY MORGAN ground. You just swap in winter serving: 70 calories; 0 calories These Grantsville High School students attended their job shadow fruit — orange or grapefruit sec- from fat (0 percent of total calo- at Matheson Courthouse. The students are all planning on pursuing tions, for example — in place of ries); 0 g fat (0 g saturated; 0 g careers in law enforcement. Pictured are Nathanael Tate, Sierra Jarvis, the strawberries. trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; 18 Lauren Ragsdale, Clair Clawson, Kaelee Nelson, Kareena Henninger, g carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; 16 g Kelly Morgan and Lexi Jackson. SNOW PUDDING WITH SPIKED sugar; 2 g protein; 55 mg sodi- STRAWBERRIES um. Now our subscribers get the Deseret The egg whites in this reci- News National Edition including the pe are not fully cooked. If you’d CULINARY ARTS JOB SHADOW prefer not to consume raw eggs, Frank LDS Church News as part of their consider using pasteurized eggs or powdered egg whites. OHLMAN subscription. In-depth coverage of Attorney at Law Start to finish: 4 1/2 hours (30 M Faith and Family Values for our unique minutes active) Servings: 8 audience of multi-faith readers! 1 envelope (1/4-ounce) unfla- FREE vored gelatin Consultation EACH WEEK... Get insights on issues related to family, 2/3 cup plus 2 teaspoons for faith and shared values; as well as the Church News. sugar, divided Wills & Salt Trusts 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest TOOELE 1/3 cup lemon juice TRANSCRIPT 3 large egg whites, room tem- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele perature BULLETIN 2 cups sliced strawberries 882-4800 2 teaspoons grated orange Subscribe 435-882-0050 zest www.tooelelawoffice.com 2 teaspoons Grand Marnier or COURTESY OF KELLY MORGAN other orange liqueur These Grantsville High School students attended their job shadow In a small saucepan, sprinkle at the Grand America. They are think about going into the culinary arts field. Pictured are Kelly Morgan, Paige Hunt, Madison Pinkham, the gelatin over 1/4 cup of water Kamille White, the pastry chef, Allyson Turner and Kylie Gardner. and let it stand for 5 minutes. Add 2/3 cup of the sugar, a pinch of salt and 1 cup water. 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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 15, 2014 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Story of the Phoenix’ (based on an Egyptian legend) ers, and so the phoenix flew away — far, far east.” only a heap of ash.” adapted by Amy Friedman and “That must have taken a long time,” Annabelle “The phoenix died!” illustrated by Jillian Gilliland said. She tried to imagine how much strength such Annabelle cried. “But the a long journey would take. sun promised it would he children were hunting for Easter eggs “Yes, a very long time,” Grandmother agreed, live forever.” when suddenly they felt a strong wind over- “but finally the phoenix came to a hidden desert Grandmother smiled. Thead. “What was that?” Annabelle asked, where no people lived, and there it lived in peace “Just listen. The ash because everyone had felt the wind. It ruffled their for 500 years.” began to tremble and hair and the grass, and for one moment it seemed “Oh, my, it was terribly old then,” Lonny said. shake, and all of a sud- so loud that they thought a plane had passed just Liza’s eyes welled with tears. den out from under that above them. “It had lost some strength, so it no longer could heap of ash came a young “I don’t know,” Jack said, but then he spied fly as fast and far as it had when it was young,” phoenix. It stretched its another Easter egg and raced to grab it first. Grandmother continued. “And then one day the tiny neck and lifted its Liza and Lonny ran into the house, their faces phoenix decided it wished to be young again, wings, and it grew and wet with tears. The twins were very young, and they and so it lifted up its head and begged the sun for grew until it was as large wanted their grandmother to explain this strange youth.” as the old phoenix, and wind. “Something swept out of the sky,” they cried. “And the sun gave back its youth!” Jack cried. just as beautiful. And Grandmother instantly knew. “Come here, chil- Grandmother shook her head. “The sun didn’t then that phoenix hol- dren,” she said, gathering them toward her as if answer. After a long while, the phoenix decided to lowed out the egg of they were little ducklings. And even though the return to the place it had lived in the beginning. myrrh and placed the Easter eggs were out there hidden in the lawn, and And so it flew across the desert, and over moun- ashes inside the egg and even though their baskets overflowed with choco- tains and oceans, and here and there it had to rest closed it up. Then it sang late, the children could not help but listen. That because it was weak. And each time it landed, it its joy to the sun. wind had felt so very strange. collected scented bark and leaves, and it carried “And when the song Grandmother looked up at the sky, squinting her these in its feathers as it flew. was over, the wind blew, eyes. She knew it was the phoenix that had passed “At long last it came to its old home and landed and the clouds returned overhead. She’d felt this coming. She began her on a tall palm tree, and at the very top of that tree, to the sky, and the other story. the phoenix built a nest of cinnamon bark and creatures crept out of “One day in the beginning of time there was lined it with leaves. And then it collected the scent- their hiding places. The a bird with feathers of red and gold, as bright as ed gum that flows out of some trees — myrrh, it is phoenix flew up and the sun itself. And the sun adopted this bird as its called — and it made an egg from the myrrh and away, all the way to a city own.” carried that egg to the nest. known as Heliopolis, a city the Egyptians built to “That was the bird that flew above us!” “What kind of bird would a sun have?” Liza “And now the phoenix sat upon its nest, lifted honor the sun. There the phoenix placed the egg Annabelle cried, and the children looked up and asked. its head and sang to the sun, begging for its youth. with ashes on the sun’s altar. And once again it flew smiled. They wished they had looked up more “A happy bird,” Grandmother said, “because This time the sun heard, and it began to shine off to the hidden desert.” quickly. the sun explained to the phoenix that it would live down upon that tree with all its strength. The children shouted with joy. “Was that the “We were too busy with our chocolate and our forever.” “All the other creatures ran to hide from that phoenix that flew overhead?” Easter eggs,” Liza said sadly. “Ahh,” the children sighed. They had heard of terrible heat, but the phoenix stayed on its nest, Grandmother smiled. “Well, my dears, every “From now on we’ll pay more attention to the creatures that could never die. letting the sun beat down. Suddenly it was so hot 500 years, when the phoenix feels old and weak, it world around us,” Jack promised, and the other Then Grandmother looked sad. “But the poor that flames leaped out of the nest and the phoenix flies back to that same tree and builds a nest. Once children nodded. bird was far too beautiful for this world. People became only fire. After a while the flame dimin- again it burns to ashes, and a new bird awakes And then they ran to hunt for the rest of those were always trying to steal those magnificent feath- ished, and the phoenix was gone. In the nest lay from the ashes each time.” beautiful Easter eggs hidden in the lawn.

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DOG GROOMING Safe, clean, professional. Consultant Rockstar Backstage. See Frank at Chev or Bret Allen at Ford/Dodge. (435)843-8700 Apply in person 1141 North Main or Keep your pet Happy, call 882-7000, 882-1300 Healthy, and Protected. Call 800-372-6131 Now and get a free Pet In- surance Quote for your Dog or Cat. Choose Up to 90% Reimburse- ment. Get Special Mul- Quick Lane tiple Pet Discounts. (ucan) RUSH LAKE KENNELS. Techs Dog & Cat boarding, obedience training. Contact Mike Neilson Call (435)882-5266 rushlakekennels.com SELL YOUR computer in the classifieds. Call 882-0050 or visit www.tooeletranscript. com PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Tooele County Hous- ing Authority Board The Tooele County Housing Authority Board will hold a Public Meet- ing on April 17, 2014 at 12:00 p.m. at the Tooele County Housing Author- ity Building, 66 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah. PUBLIC MEETING 1. Welcome/ Roll Call 2. Approval of Meeting Minutes for February 11, 2014 3. New Business a. Continuum of care presentation by Ashley Tolman and Valerie Wal- ton b. Quarterly Financials and Executive Director NOTICE OF Vacancy. report Specialist Shipping c. Proposed change re- Packing and Crating, garding part time em- Logistics division, GRG ployees and leave ac- Site Manager/ Logistics crual Manager. Opening d. Disposition of old date: April 3, 2014. phone system to Food Closing Date: May 8, Bank 2014 (Resumes will not e. Consideration of appli- be accepted after clos- cation for construction of ing date). Government 6 additional CROWN Resources Group LLC homes is seeking applicants f. Set date for open for the above position house and ribbon cutting at Dugway Proving for office relocation Ground. Faxed re- g. Utah NAHRO confer- sumes will be accepted ence training in St. from local regional area George off installation. Fax h. Funding award for (435)831-3404. Citi- Shelter Plus Care Pro- zens located on Dug- gram way Proving Ground i. Resolution _____ 2014 may submit resumes TuesdayCapital A Fundpril 15,Program 2014 B6 via C-Martin distribution Tooele Transcript-Bulletin 4. Old Business center Bldg 5474 or a. Appoint Board Vice- hand carry to Logistics Chair Help Wanted Help Wanted Division,Help BldgWanted 5466. No Autos Apartments Apartments Water Shares Public Notices b.Public Update ofNotices renovation phone call inquiries will for Rent for Rent Meetings of officeMeetings building be accepted. Prior ex- c. Memorandum of Un- EARN $500 A DAY: In- perience and training in 1996 FORD Thunderbird 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- SETTLEMENT CAN- GRANTSVILLE - 80 acre PUBLIC NOTICE derstanding for Wendo- DDI VANTAGE surance Agents the handling and trans- 143,000 miles, still in eled, govt. subsidized. YON APARTMENTS ft. underground water Notice is hereby given ver Town Homes project Part-time Family Needed; Leads, No portation of hazardous good condition. Makes Playground, carport Deposit moves you in rights for sale, lease or that the Tooele City Re- d. Consideration of pay- Specialist Cold Calls; Commis- materials as defined in a great first car! I have ,free cable. $500/dep. with a 12mo lease. trade for Grantsville. Ir- development Agency of ing Valley Mental Health Early Head Start - Tooele sions Paid Daily; Life- 49 CFR Transportation enjoyed owning it. You 211 S. Hale, Grants- (435)882-6112 rig. Shares $4500 each, Tooele City, Utah, will for partnership activities DDI VANTAGE has a part- time Renewals; Com- of Hazardous Materials will too! $1200 obo. Call ville. Call Chris 602-300-1310 meet in a Business e. Update on Homeless time opening for a Family plete Training; Health/ Course- AMMO 62 and or text Matt (435)843-8247 Equal TOOELE, 2BDRM, Meeting on Wednesday, Prevention and Down Specialist our Early Head Dental Insurance; Life DOT Hazardous Materi- (435)830-7834 Housing Opp. washer, dryer, nice ONE SHARE Irrigation April 16, 2014 at the Payment Assistance Start program in Tooele. The yard and garage. $825/ Water. $3500 Family Specialist provides License Required. Call als Transportation hour of 5:00 P.M. The grant services for pregnant women, 1-888-713-6020 (ucan) Course- HM-181/HM- CASH Paid To You for 2BDRM VERY Nice, mo, central air and (435)249-0726 meeting will be held at 5. Other and for children and their 126F strongly desired. your unwanted or bro- Quiet, carport, storage heat. (801)201-2952 the Tooele City Hall 6. Adjourn families in the areas of early shed, w/d hookups, childhood development, HIRING ONE TON and Candidate must have ken down car, truck or Commercial Large Conference Room Pursuant to the Ameri- disabilities, child health and 3/4 Ton Pickup trucks two years experience in SUV. Free towing. Lost $625/mo. Call Ron located at 90 North Main cans with Disability Act, safety, nutrition, prenatal (435)849-3969 or Alli- Homes for Property education, and family to deliver RVs. $750 shipping packing and title? We can help. Call Street, Tooele, Utah. individuals needing spe- partnerships. In this position Sign-on Bonus, 4 Ter- (801)347-2428 son (435)830-9147 Rent crating operations and GREAT LOCATION. 34 1. Open Meeting cial accommodations you will conduct weekly minals & 8 Backhaul home visits to provide must display the ability SELL YOUR CAR or AWESOME 1BDRM South Main, 18,000sqft 2. RDA Resolution 2014- during this meeting education, referral, and other Locations. Call WHY RENT When You to operate forklifts, car- boat in the classifieds. 1200sqft, $600/mo, $85 building for sale. 02 A Resolution of the should notify the Tooele advisory services to program 866-764-1601 or www. Can Buy? Zero down participants; assist parents and pentry tools, shop ma- Call 882-0050 or visit utilities, $600/dep, fur- $395,000. Super deal. Redevelopment Agency County Housing Author- foremosttransport.com & Low Income pro- pregnant women in ensuring chines and vehicles www.tooeletranscript. nished, w/d included, Or lease $2900/mo plus of Tooele City, Utah, ity at 435-882-7875, ext that their health and mental (ucan) safely. U.S. citizenship soft water, LDS stan- grams, 1st time & Sin- (“RDA”) Approving a Fi- 126 prior to the meeting. health needs are met; and com gle parent programs, triple net. provide emotional support for required. Computer lit- dards, background nal Participation and De- DeAnn Christiansen MASSAGE THERAPIST (801)746-5553 families and assist them in erate and attention to check, no smoking/ Berna Sloan (435) velopment Agreement Executive Director their role as an advocate for Professional office. detail extremely impor- Rooms for pets. (435)843-1379. 840-5029 Group 1 for Cabela's Presented (Published in the Tran- for their child. A high school 30hr/ Week Preferably diploma or GED is required. tant. Must possess Rent 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile by Randy Sant script Bulletin April 15, We prefer a BS degree in familiar with chiroprac- valid State Driver's Li- BASEMENT STUDIO 1 Buildings 3. Discussion: 2014) Human Development, Family tic. Please e-mail re- person maximum, home for rent, no smok- Studies, Child Development cense and provide copy ROOM FOR Rent. Fur- ing/ pets. 882-1550 - Discussion of Con- or a related fi eld and we sume to dana@tvspi- of State of Utah Driver nished, private bath separate kitchen and If you build, remodel or struction of H Avenue for PUBLIC NOTICE require a minimum of one nec.com or call bath, utilties included. year of related experience in License Record with re- and entry, washer, EXCELLENT CONDI- remove buildings you Cabela's Presented by The Grantsville City early childhood education, (435)833-9200 ask for sume. dryer, satellite, internet, No smoking, no pets. TION Singlewide can place your classi- Randy Sant Council will hold a work family services, or other Dana. $500/mo, $300/dep. meeting at 6:00 p.m. on related fi elds. Knowledge of parking. Utilities in- 2bdrm, 1bth only fied ad in 45 of Utah's - Discussion of Incen- community resources is a cluded. $500/mo. 46B E 100 S. $570/mo w/option to newspapers for only tives for Air Gas Pre- Wednesday, April 16, NOTICE OF Vacancy. plus. This position comes with Business (435)830-1411 (435)882-7828 buy. Grantsville Village, $163. for 25 words ($5. sented by Randy Sant 2014 at 429 East Main excellent benefi ts including Specialist Shipping Opportunities (435)830-6916 653 E Main Call any- for each additional 4. Reconvene to City Street, Grantsville, UT vacation days and sick days, Packing and Crating, 401(k) options, and mileage t i m e . A l e x word). You will reach Council Work Session 84029. The agenda is as reimbursement at 50 cents a Logistics division, GRG COZY 1BDRM apart- Small Business owners: Apartments (435)224-4804 up to 340,000 house- Michelle Y. Pitt follows: mile and a fl exible schedule. Site Manager/ Logistics ment, no smoking, no A background screen and Place your classified ad for Rent holds and all you do is Tooele City Recorder/ WORK MEETING Manager. Opening pets, suitable for single motor vehicle report will be in 45 newspapers GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm call the Transcript Bul- RDA Secretary AGENDA: done on all new hires. date: April 3, 2014. person. Paid utilities. throughout Utah for 1BDRM basement apart- 2bth rambler, 2 car letin at 882-0050 for all Pursuant to the Ameri- 1. Discussion of tentative Please e-mail your resume to Closing Date: May 8, $450/mo plus one only $163. for 25 ment, includes all utili- garage, central ac, the details. (Mention cans with Disabilities budget. [email protected] 2014 (Resumes will not words, and $5. per ties, internet, covered month’s deposit. part finished basement. EOE UCAN Classified Net- Act, Individuals Needing 2. Adjourn. be accepted after clos- word over 25. You will parking, washer/ dryer, (435)882-1179 New carpet, new paint. (435)830-8341 work) Special Accommoda- PUBLIC NOTICE: ing date). Government reach up to 340,000 $700/mo plus deposit. No pets/ smoking. The Grantsville City DRIVERS: CDL-A tions Should Notify Mi- Resources Group LLC households and it is a No smoking, no pets, DUPLEX 3bdrm 2bth, $1095/mo. METAL ROOF/ WALL Council will hold its regu- TRAIN and work for us! chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele is seeking applicants one call, one order, one (435)882-4636 carport w/storage, w/d 92 North Aspen Way Panels, Pre-engineered lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. Professional, focused City Recorder, at for the above position bill program. Call the hookups, fenced back- (620 East) Metal Buildings. Mill on Wednesday, April 16, CDL training available. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 843-2110 prior to the at Dugway Proving Transcript Bulletin at yard. $750/mo, Davidson Realty prices for sheeting coil 2014 at 429 East Main Choose Company ments behind Super meeting. Ground. Faxed re- 882-0050 for further $500/dep. No smoking/ (801)466-5078 are at a 4 year low. You Street, Grantsville, UT Driver, Owner Opera- Wal-Mart. Swimming (Published in the Tran- sumes will be accepted info. (ucan) pets 615 East 400 www.dripm.com get the savings. 17 Col- 84029. The agenda is as tor, Lease Operator or pool, hot tub, exercise script Bulletin April 15, from local regional area North. (435)882-2560, ors prime material, cut follows: Lease Trainer. (877) room, playground, full 2014) off installation. Fax (435)496-3607 to your exact length. CALL TO ORDER AND 369-7092 www.central clubhouse. 843-4400 HOMES available to pur- (435)831-3404. Citi- CO Building Systems PUBLIC NOTICE PLEDGE OF ALLE- truckdrivingjobs.com Wanted chase for LOW IN- zens located on Dug- GRANTSVILLE, 1bdrm 1-800-COBLDGS Notice is hereby given GIANCE (ucan) 2BDRM 1bth, quiet. No COME buyers with way Proving Ground 1bth, 151 E Main St #2. (ucan) that the Tooele City ROLL CALL CALL ME Last for Fast pets, no smoking, 1yr good credit. Berna may submit resumes $500/mo, $500/dep. Council & Tooele City AGENDA: Cash for your car, lease. Central air, w/d Sloan (435)840-5029 SELLING YOUR via C-Martin distribution Pets welcome. www. Redevelopment Agency 1. Public Hearings: truck, van or SUV. Free hookups, storage shed, Group 1 Real Estate. Financial HOME? Advertise it in center Bldg 5474 or aaronoakeson.com of Tooele City, Utah, will a. Proposal of the sale of towing. Call carport, water, sewer, the classifieds. Call hand carry to Logistics PRS (801)450-8432 MOBILE HOME in Hen- Services meet in a Business real property located at (801)455-9599 garbage included. For 882-0050 or visit Division, Bldg 5466. No Meeting on Wednesday, 319 West Clark Street. further information ONE BEDROOM base- wood Mobile park. Sin- Are you in BIG trouble www.tooeletran phone call inquiries will April 16, 2014 at the 2. Summary Action I WILL come to you and please call ment apartment. gle wide. $500/mo. with the IRS? Stop script.com be accepted. Prior ex- hour of 7:00 P.M. The Items. pay cash for your junk (435)882-4986 $475/mo plus $300/ (435)882-6642 wage & bank levies, perience and training in meeting will be held at a. Approval of Minutes cars and trucks. dep. No smoking, no liens & audits, unfiled the handling and trans- SPACIOUS 2 & 3BDRM TOOELE 3BDRM the Tooele City Hall b. Approval of Bills (435)224-2064 pets. (435)882-1442 tax returns, payroll is- portation of hazardous apartments available, 2.5bth, 2 car garage, all Council Room located at c. Personnel Matters (435)830-5651 sues, & resolve tax materials as defined in WANTED: Scrap metal. Call today for move in utilities paid, including 90 North Main Street, 3. Presentation by Steri- debt FAST. Seen on 49 CFR Transportation Appliances, lawn mow- specials! 1mo Free! internet and cable. Tooele, Utah. cycle. Theof Hazardous Kirk Materials ers, garbage disposals, The Willows 366 E TOOELETRANSCRIPT ($300 value) All yard CNN. A BBB. Call 1. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Approval of the sale of Quiet, Quality apartments in a 1-800-969-1782 (ucan) Course- AMMO 62 and etc. Will pick up free. Main Grantsville. BULLETIN maintenance included. 2. Roll Call real property located at restoredDOT Hazardous historic structure Materi- $1595/mo Guardright Call Rick at (435)884-6211 BANKRUPTCY ON A 3. Mayor's Community 319 West Clark Street. als Transportation Property Mgmt. Equity AffordAble residentiAl Community (801)599-5634 BUDGET *$350 Aspire Youth Recognition 5. Consideration of ap- The Best Places at Course-the Best Prices HM-181/HM- RE (801)842-9631 • Room/Bath $500 Credit Solutions. Stop Awards proval of job descrip- 126F strongly desired. DEADLINES FOR clas- FOR SALE— 396 N. 100 W. • TOOELE • 1 Bdrm or Studio $600 mo. Completely Furnished Garnishments Now!! 4. Public Comment Pe- tions. Candidate must have sifieds ads are Monday • 2 Bdrm $700 Bankruptcy/Credit Re- riod 6. Matters for review: Weekly & Monthlytwo years Rates experience in and Wednesdays by Homes pair. Get a Fresh Start. 5. Resolution 2014-19 A a. Letter from Ace Recy- All amenities included. Pet friendly.shipping LDS packingstandards, and 4:45 p.m. fenced yard, laundry and large public areas. aspirecreditsolution. Resolution of the Tooele cling and Disposal. crating operations and 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 com 801-446-8216 Li- City Council Authorizing 7. Mayor and Council must display the ability 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 $$SAVE MONEY censed/ Insured (ucan) the Disposal of Property Reports. to operate forklifts, car- Search Bank & HUD No Longer Needed as 8. Adjourn. pentry tools, shop ma- homes www.Tooele REDUCE YOUR Past Evidence Presented by Christine Webb TALK ABOUT chines and vehicles $106,000 BankHomes.com Tax Bill by as much as Spencer Call City Recorder safely. U.S. citizenship Berna Sloan (435) 75 Percent. Stop Lev- 6. Resolution 2014-18 A In compliance with the required. Computer lit- Cute Bungalow home on 1/3 acre, corner lot. 840-5029 Group 1 ies, Liens and Wage Resolution of the Tooele Americans with Disability erate and attention to 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1200 square feet. Garnishments. Call The City Council Authorizing Act, Grantsville City will MARKET MADNESS For Sale LARGE 3 STORY detail extremely impor- Refinished inside featuring new marble counter Tax DR Now to see if the Mayor to Sign on Be- accommodate reason- 4bdrm, 3.5bth, 2 car tant. Must possess you Qualify half of Tooele City a able requests to assist SLAM DUNK DEALS! tops and appliances. Call 435-882-1757 garage, large deck, valid State Driver's Li- 1-800-398-4601 (ucan) New 5-Year Grazing persons with disabilities swamp cooler, central cense and provide copy Lease with Settlement to participate in meet- air, new roof, appli- of State of Utah Driver Canyon Land and Water ings. Requests for assis- ances, lighting, Public Notices License Record with re- Association Presented tance may be made by $235,000. Sandrasume. Larsen Meetings by Roger Baker calling City Hall (435) FOR SALE (801)592-9987 7. Minutes April 2, 2014 884-3411 at least 3 days Deadline for public no- 8. Invoices Presented in advance of a meeting. VINE STREET COURTYARD Planning on selling your tices is 4 p.m. the day REAL ESTATE by Michelle Pitt (Published in the Tran- home, you could be prior to publication. APARTMENTS & COMMERCIAL 9. Adjourn script Bulletin April 15, For All Your Real Estate Needs! sending your sales Public notices submit- Michelle Y. Pitt 2014) points to up to 340,000 ted past the deadline households at once. Tooele City Recorder/ will not be accepted. RDA Secretary For $163. you can UPAXLP 435.224.9186 place your 25 word Pursuant to the Ameri- Public Notices 257 N BROADWAY • TOOELE 484 N OVERLAND RD • TOOELE classified ad to all 45 PUBLIC NOTICE cans with Disabilities Trustees newspapers in Utah. Notice is hereby given Act, Individuals Needing Just call the Transcript that the Tooele City Special Accommoda- Deadline for public no- Bulletin at 882-0050 for Council will meet in a tions Should Notify Mi- tices is 4 p.m. the day all the details. (Mention Work Session on chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele prior to publication. ucan) Wednesday, April 16, City Recorder, at Public notices submit- 843-2110 prior to the ted past the deadline ONLY $150,000 ONLY $124,900 2014 at the hour of 5:00 SELLING YOUR P.M. The meeting will meeting. TDD Phone will not be accepted. Newer carpet & tile. Newer paint & energy Check out this darling brick rambler! Newer paint HOME? Advertise it in Number 843-2108 UPAXLP effi cient furnace. Gas fi replace. Basement apt. w/2 and fl ooring. 1 car garage. R.V. parking. Nicely be held at the Tooele entries! Covered patio. R.V. parking. Lot backs up $ the classifieds. Call (Published in the Tran- landscaped. Newer vinylwindows. 1,100,000 City Hall Large Confer- to alley and has roll away gate for great access. 882-0050 or visit ence Room located at 90 script Bulletin April 15, NOTICE OF TRUS- www.tooeletran North Main Street, 2014) TEE'S SALE 584 S OAK LANE • TOOELE 533 S CANYON WAY • TOOELE script.com Tooele, Utah. APN: 12-057-0-0370 1. Open Meeting PUBLIC NOTICE OF TRA: Trust No. 2. Roll Call MEETING AND 1385849-40 Ref: vining, Mobile Homes 3. Discussion: AGENDA scott IMPORTANT NO- - Mathew Arbshay De- Tooele County Hous- TICE TO PROPERTY Under velopment Request ing Authority Board OWNER YOU ARE IN ONLY $230,000 ONLY $165,000 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile The Tooele County DEFAULT UNDER A home for rent, no smok- - Resolution 2014-19 A Deer Hollow Condo in excellent condition! Fresh new paint & carpet. New furnace and central Resolution of the Tooele Housing Authority Board DEED OF TRUST, Kitchen has cabinets galore! LARGE walk in Contract PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS ing/ pets. 882-1550 air. New electrical panel. Jetted tub in basement. City Council Authorizing will hold a Public Meet- DATED January 25, closet in master & basement bdrms. Huge master • 15 units (Large One Bedroom, ing on April 17, 2014 at 2012 UNLESS YOU bath. Large deck. Beautiful views! Nice back yard w/covered patio. Brand new blinds. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile the Disposal of Property One Bathroom) home for rent, no smok- No Longer Needed as 12:00 p.m. at the Tooele TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 154 N PINEHURST • TOOELE 569 E 180 NORTH • TOOELE ing/ pets. 882-1550 County Housing Author- TECT YOUR PROP- • 5 Commercial Spaces (sizes vary) Evidence Presented by Spencer Call ity Building, 66 West ERTY, IT MAY BE MOBILE HOME Sale or • Built 1935, updated 2005 - Ordinance 2014-06 AN Vine Street, Tooele, SOLD AT A PUBLIC Rent. 2bdrm, 1.5bth, Ordinance of the Tooele Utah. SALE. IF YOU NEED • Conveniently off Main Street and laundry, appliances, City Council Amending PUBLIC MEETING AN EXPLANATION OF $650/mo plus deposit, Vine Street in Historic Downtown Tooele City Code Chap- 1. Welcome/ Roll Call THE NATURE OF THE $ $ or asking $18,000. Call ONLY 105,000Under ONLY 230,000 ter 2-3 Regarding Plan- 2. Approval of Meeting PROCEEDING Tooele Carol (435)843-1197 Minutes for February 11, AGAINST YOU, YOU Nicely remodeled house on quiet tree Large kitchen with lots of cabinets and counter ning Commission Mem- (435)830-8579 lined street.Contract New carpet, new vinyl, new space.Stainless Steel Appliances. Main fl oor • Well Maintained Apartment Building ber Appointments and 2014 SHOULD CONTACT A paint. New concrete work. One car garage laundry. Central Air. Fully fi nished basement. Removals Presented by 3. New Business LAWYER. On May 13, wasconverted to a large shed. 7 Bedrooms! Fully landscaped! CLEAN!! • Covered Tenant Parking a. Continuum of care 2014, at 4:30pm, James • 2 Story Apartment Complex on Roger Baker 255 S 100 W • TOOELE 711 S 1050 W • TOOELE Office Space - Resolution 2014-18 A presentation by Ashley H. Woodall, as duly ap- .55 acre Resolution of the Tooele Tolman and Valerie Wal- pointed Trustee under ton and pursuant to Deed of • Immediately across from Veteran’s City Council Authorizing FOR LEASE Office/ the Mayor to Sign on Be- b. Quarterly Financials Trust recorded January Memorial Park Business Space half of Tooele City a and Executive Director 30, 2012, as inst. No. Under Utilities included. 54 New 5-Year Grazing report 365208, in book xx, $ South Main (plus oth- c. Proposed change re- page xx, of Official Re- ONLY 125,000 ONLY $195,000 Lease with Settlement ers). 1mo free. garding part time em- cords in the office of the This home was remodeled just a few Contract Canyon Land and Water Quality craftsmanship. Lot of upgrades! Granite ployees and leave ac- County Recorder of years ago. New wiring, plumbing, etc. counters, under mount sinks, upgraded carpet, main (602)826-9471 Association. Presented Close to all schoold. Extra Large lot fl oor laundry, 120 sq ft cold storage. central air, extra by Roger Baker crual Tooele County, State of with alley access. wide and deep garage. Compare to other new builds! 4. Convene to RDA d. Disposition of old Utah executed by Scott phone system to Food D Vining and Jennifer K. 586 N MAYO DR • TOOELE 1332 E 630 S • TOOELE Water Shares Meeting 5. Close Meeting to Dis- Bank Vining, Husband And cuss: e. Consideration of appli- Wife WILL SELL AT Contact 2 SETTLEMENT Can- - Pending Litigation cation for construction of PUBLIC AUCTION TO yon irrigation water - Property Acquisition 6 additional CROWN HIGHEST BIDDER, shares for sale. $7000 6. Adjourn homes PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Under LYNN RASMUSSEN obo for both. f. Set date for open MONEY OF THE $ $ Michelle Y. Pitt ONLY 193,000 ONLY 380,000 (435)840-3010 house and ribbon cutting UNITED STATES AT Nice rambler, 100% fi nished! Central air, 5 bdrm, 801.231.9984 Tooele City Recorder Contract Gorgeous Custom Built Home! Loaded w/luxurious Pursuant to the Ameri- for office relocation THE TIME OF SALE, 3 full baths. Pellet stove in bsmt. walk out basement upgrades! Huge windows. Basement has kitchenette 27 ACRE FT of Water in g. Utah NAHRO confer- (SUCCESSFUL BID- w/plumbing and wiring for a kitchen. Large yard & wood burning stove insert in fi replace. Large [email protected] cans with Disabilities with auto sprinklers and fence. R.V. Parking bedrooms & bathrooms! You will love it!!! Erda, $10K per share ence training in St. DERS MUST TENDER (435)843-1707 Act, Individuals Needing Special Accommoda- George A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 h. Funding award for IN CERTIFIED FUNDS LAND 782 E CLIFFORD DR FOR SALE. Ophir Can- tions Should Notify Mi- TONI CARTER Shelter Plus Care Pro- TO THE TRUSTEE AT Corner of SR36 & Erda Way. yon Water Share with chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele 4000 N SR 36 gram THE TIME OF SALE, Apx. 35.11 acres of vacant land w/9.66 acres zoned or without city lot. City Recorder, at CG (Commercial) & the remaining acrege of 25.45 801.809.5620 i. Resolution _____ 2014 WITH THE BALANCE acres is zoned RR-5. (Residential on 5 acre lots.) (801)322-1141 Owner/ 843-2110 prior to the [email protected] Capital Fund Program DUE BY NOON THE 408 N 250 W $45,000. 1.25 ac in Tooele City! Agent meeting. Under (Published in the Tran- 4. Old Business FOLLOWING BUSI- 260 W 400 N $40,000. Corner Lot. $ ONLY 210,000 TWO Settlement Canyon script Bulletin April 15, a. Appoint Board Vice- NESS DAY, AT THE 300 W 400 N 1.25 ac on corner lot, Tooele City Great home in established neighborhood. 6 Water Shares $2800 2014) Chair OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 1173 CHURCH Rush Valley. $32,500 bedrooms,Contract 4 bathrooms, main fl oor laundry, 75 each. Call George b. Update of renovation TEE), At the tooele gallon water heater, large storageroom. Large .28 2947 W RUIZ Prime building lot! Stockton. $64,900 acre lot.Extra deep garage with nice R.V. parking. Reade at (801) BECOME A SUB- of office building county courthouse 74 949-5617 SCRIBER. 882-0050 c. Memorandum of Un- South 100 East Tooele, derstanding for Wendo- Utah all right, title and in- ver Town Homes project terest conveyed to and d. Consideration of pay- now held by it under said ing Valley Mental Health Deed of Trust in the for partnership activities property situated in said e. Update on Homeless County and State de- Prevention and Down scribed as: Lot 370, Payment Assistance overlake estates phase grant 1c, according to the offi- 5. Other cial plat thereof on file 6. Adjourn and of record in the of- Pursuant to the Ameri- fice of the Tooele county cans with Disability Act, recorder. The street ad- individuals needing spe- dress and other common cial accommodations designation, if any, of the during this meeting real property described should notify the Tooele above is purported to be: County Housing Author- 191 West 1530 North ity at 435-882-7875, ext Tooele Ut 84074 Esti- 126 prior to the meeting. mated Total Debt as of DeAnn Christiansen May 13, 2014 is Executive Director $191,559.47. The under- (Published in the Tran- signed Trustee disclaims script Bulletin April 15, any liability for any incor- 2014) rectness of the street ad- dress and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, re- garding title, possession, condition, or encum- brances, including fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principle sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: Everbank and the re- cord owners of the prop- erty as of the recording of the Notice of Default is/are: Vining, Scott. James H. Woodall, TRUSTEE 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254- 9450 James H. Woodall Sig- nature/ By Dated: Feb- ruary 27, 2014 DLPP-436688 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 8, 15 & 22, 2014) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the main entrance of the Tooele County Courthouse, a/k/a the Third Judicial District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah, on Friday, May 16, 2014, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. of that day for the purpose of foreclosing a deed of trust originally executed by Larry L. Al- len and Caelyn Allen, in favor of Mortgage Elec- tronic Registration Sys- tems, Inc. as Nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., its succes- sors and assigns, cover- ing real property located at approximately 42 East Clark Street, Grantsville, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly de- NOTICE OF TRUS- scribed as: TEE'S SALE COMMENCING AT A The following described POINT 344.33 FEET real property will be sold EAST OF THE SOUTH- at public auction to the EAST CORNER OF IN- highest bidder, purchase TERSECTION OF price payable in lawful CLARK AND HALE money of the United STREETS IN GRANTS- States of America at the VILLE CITY, EXTEND- time of sale, at the main ING THENCE EAST entrance of the Tooele 86.67 FEET ALONG County Courthouse, CLARK STREET; a/k/a the Third Judicial THENCE SOUTH 374 District Court, 74 South FEET; THENCE WEST 100 East, Tooele, Utah, 86.67 FEET; THENCE on Friday, May 16, NORTH 374 FEET TO 2014, at the hour of 9:30 THE PLACE OF BEGIN- a.m. of that day for the NOTICE OF TRUS- NING. purpose of foreclosing a TEE'S SALE MORE CORRECTLY deed of trust originally APN: 01-066-0-0007 DESCRIBED AS: executed by Kenneth C. TRA: Trust No. COMMENCING AT A Lyons and Teresa L. Ly- 1339763-20 Ref: knut- POINT 344.33 FEET ons, in favor of JPMor- son, brenda IMPOR- EAST OF THE SOUTH- gan Chase Bank, N.A., TANT NOTICE TO EAST CORNER OF IN- covering real property lo- PROPERTY OWNER TERSECTION OF cated at approximately YOU ARE IN DEFAULT CLARK AND HALE 1458 North Clemente UNDER A DEED OF STREETS IN GRANTS- Way, Tooele, Tooele TRUST, DATED August VILLE CITY, EXTEND- County, Utah, and more 26, 1999 UNLESS YOU ING THENCE EAST particularly described as: TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 86.67 FEET ALONG LOT 228, OVERLAKE TECT YOUR PROP- CLARK STREET; ESTATES PHASE 1C, ERTY, IT MAY BE THENCE SOUTH 374 SUBDIVISION, AC- SOLD AT A PUBLIC FEET; THENCE WEST CORDING TO THE OF- SALE. IF YOU NEED 86.67 FEET; THENCE FICIAL PLAT THEREOF AN EXPLANATION OF NORTH 374 FEET TO ON FILE AND OF RE- THE NATURE OF THE THE PLACE OF BEGIN- CORD IN THE OFFICE PROCEEDING NING. (BEING IN SEC- OF THE TOOELE AGAINST YOU, YOU TION 31, TOWNSHIP 2 COUNTY RECORDER. NOTICE OF TRUS- SHOULD CONTACT A SOUTH, RANGE 5 12-057-0-0228 TEE'S SALE LAWYER. On May 06, WEST.) The current beneficiary APN: 12-057-0-0370 2014, at 4:30pm, James 01-052-0-0043 of the trust deed is TRA: Trust No. H. Woodall, as duly ap- The current beneficiary JPMorgan Chase Bank, 1385849-40 Ref: vining, pointed Trustee under of the trust deed is The National Association, scott IMPORTANT NO- and pursuant to Deed of Bank of New York Mel- and the record owner of TICE TO PROPERTY Trust recorded August lon FKA The Bank of the property as of the re- OWNER YOU ARE IN 31, 1999, as inst. No. New York, as Trustee for cording of the notice of DEFAULT UNDER A 136758*, in book 0586, the certificateholders of default is Kenneth C. Ly- DEED OF TRUST, page 0482-0488, of Offi- the CWABS, Inc., AS- ons and Teresa L. Ly- DATED January 25, cial Records in the office SET-BACKED CERTIFI- ons. The trustee's sale 2012 UNLESS YOU of the County Recorder CATES, SERIES 2006- of the aforedescribed TAKE ACTION TO PRO- of Tooele County, State 20, and the record owner real property will be TECT YOUR PROP- of Utah executed by of the property as of the made without warranty ERTY, IT MAY BE NOTICE OF TRUS- Brenda K Knutson and recording of the notice of as to title, possession, or SOLD AT A PUBLIC TEE'S SALE Douglas Scott Knutson, default is Larry L. Allen encumbrances. Bidders SALE. IF YOU NEED APN: 14-066-0-0177 Wife And Husband, As and Caelyn Allen. The must be prepared to ten- AN EXPLANATION OF TRA: Trust No. Joint Tenants WILL trustee's sale of the der a cashier's check in THE NATURE OF THE 1382883-40 Ref: SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- aforedescribed real the amount of PROCEEDING leazenby, robert IM- TION TO HIGHEST BID- property will be made $20,000.00 at the sale. AGAINST YOU, YOU PORTANT NOTICE TO DER, PAYABLE IN without warranty as to ti- The balance of the pur- SHOULD CONTACT A PROPERTY OWNER LAWFUL MONEY OF tle, possession, or en- chase price must be paid LAWYER. On May 13, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT THE UNITED STATES cumbrances. Bidders by cashier's check or 2014, at 4:30pm, James UNDER A DEED OF AT THE TIME OF SALE, must be prepared to ten- wire transfer received by H. Woodall, as duly ap- TRUST, DATED Sep- (SUCCESSFUL BID- der a cashier's check in 12:00 noon the following pointed Trustee under tember 12, 2008 UN- DERS MUST TENDER the amount of business day. The trus- and pursuant to Deed of LESS YOU TAKE AC- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 $20,000.00 at the sale. tee reserves the right to Trust recorded January TION TO PROTECT IN CERTIFIED FUNDS The balance of the pur- void the effect of the 30, 2012, as inst. No. YOUR PROPERTY, IT TO THE TRUSTEE AT chase price must be paid trustee's sale after the 365208, in book xx, MAY BE SOLD AT A THE TIME OF SALE, by cashier's check or sale based upon infor- page xx, of Official Re- PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU WITH THE BALANCE wire transfer received by mation unknown to the cords in the office of the NEED AN EXPLANA- DUE BY NOON THE 12:00 noon the following trustee at the time of the PUBLIC NOTICE County Recorder of TION OF THE NATURE FOLLOWING BUSI- business day. The trus- sale, such as a bank- TOOELE COUNTY Tooele County, State of OF THE PROCEEDING NESS DAY, AT THE tee reserves the right to ruptcy filing, a loan rein- HOUSING AUTHORITY Utah executed by Scott AGAINST YOU, YOU OFFICE OF THE TRUS- void the effect of the statement, or an agree- REQUEST FOR Hous- D Vining and Jennifer K. SHOULD CONTACT A TEE), At the tooele trustee's sale after the ment between the trustor ing Quality Inspections Vining, Husband And LAWYER. On May 13, county courthouse 74 sale based upon infor- and beneficiary to post- The Tooele County Wife WILL SELL AT 2014, at 4:30pm, James South 100 East Tooele, mation unknown to the pone or cancel the sale. Housing Authority will be PUBLIC AUCTION TO H. Woodall, as duly ap- Utah all right, title and in- trustee at the time of the If so voided, the only re- receiving proposals for HIGHEST BIDDER, pointed Trustee under terest conveyed to and sale, such as a bank- course of the highest PUBLIC NOTICE Housing Quality/HOME PAYABLE IN LAWFUL and pursuant to Deed of now held by it under said ruptcy filing, a loan rein- bidder is to receive a full REQUEST FOR Inspection Services, MONEY OF THE Trust recorded Septem- Deed of Trust in the statement, or an agree- refund of the money paid PRICING which involves inspec- UNITED STATES AT ber 17, 2008, as inst. property situated in said NOTICE OF TRUS- ment between the trustor to the trustee. THIS IS On behalf of The State tion of approximately THE TIME OF SALE, No. 313959, in book xx, County and State de- TEE'S SALE and beneficiary to post- AN ATTEMPT TO COL- of Utah and Utah State 350 units per year lo- (SUCCESSFUL BID- page xx, of Official Re- scribed as: BEGINNING The following described pone or cancel the sale. LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- University Tooele, Gra- cated throughout Tooele DERS MUST TENDER cords in the office of the AT A POINT WHICH IS real property will be sold If so voided, the only re- FORMATION OB- moll Construction County (excluding Wen- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 County Recorder of SOUTH 88 45' EAST at public auction to the course of the highest TAINED WILL BE USED (CM/GC) is requesting dover). The majority of IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele County, State of 914.80 FEET MEAS- highest bidder, purchase bidder is to receive a full FOR THAT PURPOSE. pricing for the USU inspections are located TO THE TRUSTEE AT Utah executed by Robert URED ALONG AN OLD price payable in lawful refund of the money paid DATED this 15th day of Tooele Science and within Tooele City limits. THE TIME OF SALE, G.leazenby WILL SELL FENCE LINE AND money of the United to the trustee. THIS IS April, 2014 Technology Building to The response to this in- WITH THE BALANCE AT PUBLIC AUCTION NORTH 480.35 FEET States of America at the AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Marlon L. Bates, suc- be located at 345 Tooele vitation will be evaluated DUETuesday BY NOON April 15, THE 2014 TO HIGHEST BIDDER, FROM THE SOUTH- time of sale, at the main LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- cessor trustee Blvd. Plans and specifi- according to the follow- FOLLOWING BUSI- PAYABLE IN LAWFUL WEST CORNERTooele OF entrance Transcrip of the Tooelet-BulleFORMATIONtin OB- Scalley Reading Bates cations will be available ing factors: b7 NESS DAY, AT THE MONEY OF THE SECTION 36, TOWN- County Courthouse, TAINED WILL BE USED Hansen & Rasmussen, after March 28, 2014 at 1. Price per initial in- OFFICE OF THE TRUS- UNITED STATES AT SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE a/k/a the Third Judicial FOR THAT PURPOSE. P.C. 2:00 PM for your review spection and cost of any TEE),Public At Notices the tooele Public Notices THEPublic TIME Notices OF SALE, 6 Public WEST, SALTNotices LAKE DistrictPublic Court, Notices 74 South DATEDPublic this Notices 14th day of 15Public West South Notices Temple, andPublic can beNotices found at follow-upsPublic required Notices countyTrustees courthouse 74 Trustees (SUCCESSFULTrustees BID- BASETrustees AND MERIDIAN; 100 East,Trustees Tooele, Utah, April, 2014Trustees Ste. 600Trustees www.gramoll.com/bid-Miscellaneous 2.Miscellaneous Organization/ individu- South 100 East Tooele, DERS MUST TENDER AND EXTENDING on Friday, May 16, Marlon L. Bates, suc- Salt Lake City, Utah ding or in their office at als history and capacity Utah all right, title and in- NOTICE OF TRUS- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 THENCE NORTH 2014, at the hour of 9:30 cessor trustee 84101 175 W. 1100 N. NSL to perform the required terest conveyed to and TEE'S SALE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS 477.23 FEET TO THE a.m. of that day for the Scalley Reading Bates Telephone: (801) 84054. The following is a services. now held by it under said APN: 12-105-0-450 TO THE TRUSTEE AT CENTERLINE OF purpose of foreclosing a Hansen & Rasmussen, 531-7870 summary of the work we 3. Related experience Deed of Trust in the TRA: Trust No. THE TIME OF SALE, CHERRY STREET IN deed of trust originally P.C. Business Hours: 9:00 are currently requesting and Certificates of train- property situated in said 1372792-40 Ref: heaps, WITH THE BALANCE GRANTSVILLE CITY, executed by Larry L. Al- 15 West South Temple, a.m. to 5:00 p.m. pricing for: Site excava- ing/completion achieved. County and State de- lance IMPORTANT NO- DUE BY NOON THE UTAH, AS EXTENDED len and Caelyn Allen, in Ste. 600 Trustee No. 51121-1086 tion and clearing, site (Provide current Utah li- scribed as: Lot 370, TICE TO PROPERTY FOLLOWING BUSI- WESTERLY; THENCE favor of Mortgage Elec- Salt Lake City, Utah (Published in the Tran- utilities, site electrical, cense, if you have one) overlake estates phase OWNER YOU ARE IN NESS DAY, AT THE NORTH 89 15' WEST tronic Registration Sys- 84101 script Bulletin April 15, structural concrete, steel 4. Past performance 1c, according to the offi- DEFAULT UNDER A OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 91.05 FEET ALONG tems, Inc. as Nominee Telephone: (801) 22 & 29, 2014) and rebar. A non-man- relative to work history cial plat thereof on file DEED OF TRUST, TEE), At the tooele SAID CENTERLINE, for Countrywide Home 531-7870 datory pre-bid meeting is and work experience. and of record in the of- DATED April 27, 2009 county courthouse 74 THENCE SOUTH Loans, Inc., its succes- Business Hours: 9:00 scheduled for April 3, 5. The chosen candidate fice of the Tooele county UNLESS YOU TAKE South 100 East Tooele, 478.42 FEET, THENCE sors and assigns, cover- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Public Notices 2014 at 1:00 PM, all in- will need to add the recorder. The street ad- ACTION TO PROTECT Utah all right, title and in- EAST 91.05 FEET TO ing real property located Trustee No. 87152-91 Water User terested parties are in- Tooele County Housing dress and other common YOUR PROPERTY, IT terest conveyed to and THE POINT OF BEGIN- at approximately 42 East (Published in the Tran- vited to attend. The last Authority to their liability designation, if any, of the MAY BE SOLD AT A now held by it under said NING. SUBJECT TO A Clark Street, Grantsville, script Bulletin April 15, Deadline for public no- day for questions on site insurance. real property described PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Deed of Trust in the RIGHT OF WAY DE- Tooele County, Utah, 22 & 29, 2014) tices is 4 p.m. the day work is April 7,2014 at 6. Current valid Utah above is purported to be: NEED AN EXPLANA- property situated in said SCRIBED AS FOL- and more particularly de- prior to publication. 12:00 PM with bids due driver's license. 191 West 1530 North TION OF THE NATURE County and State de- LOWS: BEGINNING AT scribed as: NOTICE OF TRUS- Public notices submit- on April 8,2014 at 2:00 PROPOSALS WILL BE Tooele Ut 84074 Esti- OF THE PROCEEDING scribed as: Lot 177, re- THE NORTHWEST COMMENCING AT A TEE'S SALE ted past the deadline PM. The last day for RECEIVED UNTIL MAY mated Total Debt as of AGAINST YOU, YOU flections at stansbury CORNER OF BLOCK POINT 344.33 FEET The following described will not be accepted. questions on the struc- 2, 2014 AT 5:00 P.M. May 13, 2014 is SHOULD CONTACT A park_phase ii, amend- 62, GRANTSVILLE'S EAST OF THE SOUTH- real property will be sold UPAXLP ture is April 25,2014 at Attn: DeAnn Christian- $191,559.47. The under- LAWYER. On May 13, ment no. 1 final plat, ac- SOUTHWEST ADDI- EAST CORNER OF IN- at public auction to the 12:00 PM with bids due sen, at 66 West Vine signed Trustee disclaims 2014, at 4:30pm, James cording to the official plat TION; AND RUNNING TERSECTION OF highest bidder, purchase Public Notices on April 29,2014 at 2:00 Street, Tooele, Utah any liability for any incor- H. Woodall, as duly ap- therof on file and of re- THENCE WEST 1320 CLARK AND HALE price payable in lawful Miscellaneous PM. All questions and 84074. rectness of the street ad- pointed Trustee under cord in the Tooele FEET TO THE SEC- STREETS IN GRANTS- money of the United bids are to be directed to Your response should in- States of America at the dress and other common and pursuant to Deed of county recorder's office. TION LINE OF SEC- VILLE CITY, EXTEND- Deadline for public no- Gary Hansen at Gramoll clude the following: designation, if any, Trust recorded April 30, together with an ease- TION 36, TOWNSHIP 2 ING THENCE EAST time of sale, at the main Construction. He can be 1. Name, address, entrance of the Tooele tices is 4 p.m. the day shown herein. Said sale 2009, as inst. No. ment of use and enjoy- SOUTH, RANGE 6 86.67 FEET ALONG prior to publication. r e a c h e d a t phone number and brief will be made, but without 325132, in book xx, ment in and to the com- WEST, SALT LAKE CLARK STREET; County Courthouse, 801-949-2304 (M) history of organization/ a/k/a the Third Judicial Public notices submit- covenant or warranty, page xx, of Official Re- mon areas and facilities, BASE AND MERIDIAN; THENCE SOUTH 374 ted past the deadline 801-295-2341 (O) individual. express or implied, re- cords in the office of the including but not limited THENCE NORTH 22.75 FEET; THENCE WEST District Court, 74 South 801-295-2356 (F) or at 2. Related project/ areas 100 East, Tooele, Utah, will not be accepted. garding title, possession, County Recorder of to roadways and access FEET TO THE SOUTH 86.67 FEET; THENCE UPAXLP [email protected]. of expertise on which the condition, or encum- Tooele County, State of ways appurtenant to said LINE OF THE DIDER- NORTH 374 FEET TO on Friday, May 16, (Published in the Tran- organization/ individual brances, including fees, Utah executed by Lance lots, as provided for in ICKSON PROPERTY; THE PLACE OF BEGIN- 2014, at the hour of 9:30 ANNOUNCEMENT OF script Bulletin March 25, has performed work or charges and expenses Heaps and Candice the declaration of reflec- THENCE EAST 1320 NING. a.m. of that day for the APPOINTMENT AND April 1, 8 & 15, 2014) had experience during of the Trustee and of the Heaps, Husband And tions subdivision. The FEET TO THE EAST MORE CORRECTLY purpose of foreclosing a NOTICE TO CREDI- the last five years. trusts created by said Wife, As Joint Tenants street address and other LINE OF CHERRY DESCRIBED AS: deed of trust originally TORS REQUEST FOR PRO- A. Include work history Deed of Trust, to pay the WILL SELL AT PUBLIC common designation, if STREET; THENCE COMMENCING AT A executed by Kenneth C. ESTATE OF URBAN J. POSAL where actual inspections remaining principle sums AUCTION TO HIGHEST any, of the real property SOUTH 22.75 FEET TO POINT 344.33 FEET Lyons and Teresa L. Ly- MONTOYA (AKA OWNER: The Tooele were performed or expe- of the note(s) secured by BIDDER, PAYABLE IN described above is pur- THE POINT BEGIN- EAST OF THE SOUTH- ons, in favor of JPMor- JAMES MONTOYA) De- County School Dis- rience has been illus- said Deed of Trust. The LAWFUL MONEY OF ported to be: 177 Crystal NING. EXCEPTING EAST CORNER OF IN- gan Chase Bank, N.A., ceased trict trated. current beneficiary of the THE UNITED STATES Bay Drive Stansbury THEREFROM, THAT TERSECTION OF covering real property lo- Probate No. 143300027 FOR: Testing and Spe- B. Include resume and Trust Deed as of the AT THE TIME OF SALE, Park Ut 84074 Esti- PORTION THEREOF, CLARK AND HALE cated at approximately RICHARD PRIME, cial Inspection of Con- proof of liability insur- date of this notice is: (SUCCESSFUL BID- mated Total Debt as of INCLUDED IN CHERRY STREETS IN GRANTS- 1458 North Clemente whose address is 4738 struction Materials ance, business license Everbank and the re- DERS MUST TENDER May 13, 2014 is STREET. *loan modifica- VILLE CITY, EXTEND- Way, Tooele, Tooele Nina Marie Circle, Mur- PROJECT: New Dugway etc. cord owners of the prop- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 $189,531.24. The under- tion agreement recorded ING THENCE EAST County, Utah, and more ray, Utah 84123 has High School C. Include mileage and erty as of the recording IN CERTIFIED FUNDS signed Trustee disclaims on 06/06/2011 doc# 86.67 FEET ALONG particularly described as: been appointed Personal 5010 East School Street use of own vehicle ex- of the Notice of Default TO THE TRUSTEE AT any liability for any incor- 357004. The street ad- CLARK STREET; LOT 228, OVERLAKE Representative of the Dugway, Utah 84002 pense in the inspection is/are: Vining, Scott. THE TIME OF SALE, rectness of the street ad- dress and other common THENCE SOUTH 374 ESTATES PHASE 1C, above-entitled estate. Proposals Due: quote. James H. Woodall, WITH THE BALANCE dress and other common designation, if any, of the FEET; THENCE WEST SUBDIVISION, AC- Creditors of the estate April 30, 2014 at 4:00 D. Copy of insurance TRUSTEE 10808 River DUE BY NOON THE designation, if any, real property described 86.67 FEET; THENCE CORDING TO THE OF- are hereby notified to: pm policies. Front Parkway, Suite FOLLOWING BUSI- shown herein. Said sale above is purported to be: NORTH 374 FEET TO FICIAL PLAT THEREOF (1) deliver or mail their Tooele County School E. Remember to sign 175 South Jordan Ut NESS DAY, AT THE will be made, but without 609 West Cherry Street THE PLACE OF BEGIN- ON FILE AND OF RE- written claims to the Per- District and date your response 84095 (801)254- 9450 OFFICE OF THE TRUS- covenant or warranty, Grantsville Ut 84029 NING. (BEING IN SEC- CORD IN THE OFFICE sonal Representative at 92 South Lodestone and return in a sealed James H. Woodall Sig- TEE), At the tooele express or implied, re- Estimated Total Debt as TION 31, TOWNSHIP 2 OF THE TOOELE the address above; (2) Way envelope. nature/ By Dated: Feb- county courthouse 74 garding title, possession, of May 06, 2014 is SOUTH, RANGE 5 COUNTY RECORDER. deliver or mail their writ- Tooele, UT 84074 General Scope of Work: ruary 27, 2014 South 100 East Tooele, condition, or encum- $252,233.03. The under- WEST.) 12-057-0-0228 ten claims to the Per- A copy of the complete Under the jurisdiction of DLPP-436688 Utah all right, title and in- brances, including fees, signed Trustee disclaims 01-052-0-0043 The current beneficiary sonal Representative's request for proposal is the Housing Authority (Published in the Tran- terest conveyed to and charges and expenses any liability for any incor- The current beneficiary of the trust deed is attorney of record, available at the Tooele Contracting Officer, the script Bulletin April 8, 15 now held by it under said of the Trustee and of the rectness of the street ad- of the trust deed is The JPMorgan Chase Bank, GREGORY A. STEED, County School District Inspector will be required & 22, 2014) Deed of Trust in the trusts created by said dress and other common Bank of New York Mel- National Association, at the following address: Office at above address, to conduct Housing property situated in said Deed of Trust, to pay the designation, if any, lon FKA The Bank of and the record owner of RICHARDS BRANDT or by email to Quality Standards In- NOTICE OF TRUS- County and State de- remaining principle sums shown herein. Said sale New York, as Trustee for the property as of the re- MILLER NELSON, Wells [email protected] spections as outlined in TEE'S SALE scribed as: Lot 450, of the note(s) secured by will be made, but without the certificateholders of cording of the notice of Fargo Center, 15th g. Proposals will be re- the Housing and Urban The following-described overlake estates phase said Deed of Trust. The covenant or warranty, the CWABS, Inc., AS- default is Kenneth C. Ly- Floor, 299 South Main ceived by the Board of Development handbook. property situated in "1-d" subdivision, ac- current beneficiary of the express or implied, re- SET-BACKED CERTIFI- ons and Teresa L. Ly- Street, P.O. Box 2465, Education for the Tooele Proper inspection forms Tooele County, State of cording to the plat Trust Deed as of the garding title, possession, CATES, SERIES 2006- ons. The trustee's sale Salt Lake City, Utah, County School District at will be provided by the Utah, will be sold at pub- thereof as recorded in date of this notice is: condition, or encum- 20, and the record owner of the aforedescribed 84110-2465; or (3) file the address and time Housing Authority. All lic auction to the highest the office of the Tooele Everbank and the re- brances, including fees, of the property as of the real property will be their written claims with stated above. The costs associated should bidder payable in lawful county recorder. The cord owners of the prop- charges and expenses recording of the notice of made without warranty the Clerk of the Third Owner reserves the right be incorporated into the money of the United street address and other erty as of the recording of the Trustee and of the default is Larry L. Allen as to title, possession, or District Court in Tooele to reject any and all pro- price per inspection. States at the time of common designation, if of the Notice of Default trusts created by said and Caelyn Allen. The encumbrances. Bidders County, Utah, or other- posals. All proposals Housing Authority repre- sale, at the Main En- any, of the real property is/are: Leazenby, Robert Deed of Trust, to pay the trustee's sale of the must be prepared to ten- wise present their claims are subject to final ap- sentative to determine trance, Third District described above is pur- James H. Woodall, remaining principle sums aforedescribed real der a cashier's check in as required by Utah law proval of the Board of the timeframe of inspec- Courthouse, 74 South ported to be: 174 West TRUSTEE 10808 River of the note(s) secured by property will be made the amount of within three months after Education at its regular tions to be done in con- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, 1380 North Tooele Ut Front Parkway, Suite said Deed of Trust. The without warranty as to ti- $20,000.00 at the sale. the date of the first publi- schedule meeting on junction with the recertifi- on Friday, May 9, 2014, 84074 Estimated Total 175 South Jordan Ut current beneficiary of the tle, possession, or en- The balance of the pur- cation of this notice or be May 13, 2014. All ques- cation and move-in/ at the hour of 1:00 p.m., Debt as of May 13, 2014 84095 (801)254- 9450 Trust Deed as of the cumbrances. Bidders chase price must be paid forever barred. tions concerning the pro- move-out timelines. by Kim R. Wilson, Suc- is $194,369.72. The un- James H. Woodall Sig- date of this notice is: Lnv must be prepared to ten- by cashier's check or Date of first publication: posal shall be directed to Other requirements: cessor Trustee under the dersigned Trustee dis- nature/By Dated: Corporation and the re- der a cashier's check in wire transfer received by April 8, 2014. Steven L. West, Con- 1. The Housing Authority Trust Deed executed by claims any liability for March 05, 2014 cord owners of the prop- the amount of 12:00 noon the following GREGORY A. STEED struction Coordinator for reserves the right to re- Richard Wegener and any incorrectness of the DLPP-436730 erty as of the recording $20,000.00 at the sale. business day. The trus- Attorney for Personal Tooele County School ject any and all propos- Susie Wegener, as Trus- street address and other (Published in the Tran- of the Notice of Default The balance of the pur- tee reserves the right to Representative District at 435-833-1900. als and to waive any in- tors, and Vanderbilt common designation, if script Bulletin April 8, 15 is/are: Brenda K Knutson chase price must be paid void the effect of the RICHARDS BRANDT (Published in the Tran- formality or technicality Mortgage and Finance, any, shown herein. Said & 22, 2014) and Douglas Scott Knut- by cashier's check or trustee's sale after the MILLER NELSON script Bulletin April 15, the proposals received Inc., as Beneficiary, re- sale will be made, but son. wire transfer received by sale based upon infor- Wells Fargo Center, 17, 22 & 24, 2014) as determined to be in corded as Entry No. without covenant or war- NOTICE OF TRUS- James H. Woodall, 12:00 noon the following mation unknown to the 15th Floor the best interest of the 280998, of the official re- ranty, express or im- TEE'S SALE TRUSTEE 10808 River business day. The trus- trustee at the time of the 299 South Main Street PUBLIC NOTICE Housing Authority. cords in the office of the plied, regarding title, APN: 01-066-0-0007 Front Parkway, Suite tee reserves the right to sale, such as a bank- P.O. Box 2465 TOOELE COUNTY TOOELE COUNTY County Recorder of possession, condition, or TRA: Trust No. 175 South Jordan Ut void the effect of the ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Salt Lake City, Utah HOUSING AUTHORITY HOUSING AUTHORITY Tooele County, Utah, encumbrances, including 1339763-20 Ref: knut- 84095 (801)254-9450 trustee's sale after the statement, or an agree- 84110-2465 REQUEST FOR Hous- IS AN EQUAL OPPOR- covering the following fees, charges and ex- son, brenda IMPOR- James H. Woodall Sig- sale based upon infor- ment between the trustor (Published in the Tran- ing Quality Inspections TUNITY EMPLOYER real property purported penses of the Trustee TANT NOTICE TO nature/By Dated: mation unknown to the and beneficiary to post- script Bulletin April 8, 15 The Tooele County (Published in the Tran- to be located at 297 and of the trusts created PROPERTY OWNER March 24, 2014 trustee at the time of the pone or cancel the sale. & 22, 2014) Housing Authority will be script Bulletin April 15, South Johnson Street. by said Deed of Trust, to YOU ARE IN DEFAULT DLPP-437248 sale, such as a bank- If so voided, the only re- receiving proposals for 17, 22 & 24, 2014) Stockton, Utah (the un- pay the remaining princi- UNDER A DEED OF (Published in the April 1, ruptcy filing, a loan rein- course of the highest PUBLIC NOTICE Housing Quality/HOME dersigned disclaims li- ple sums of the note(s) TRUST, DATED August 8 & 15, 2014) statement, or an agree- bidder is to receive a full REQUEST FOR Inspection Services, ability for any error in the secured by said Deed of 26, 1999 UNLESS YOU ment between the trustor refund of the money paid PRICING which involves inspec- address): Trust. The current bene- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- NOTICE OF TRUS- and beneficiary to post- to the trustee. THIS IS On behalf of The State tion of approximately Lots 11, 12 and 13, ficiary of the Trust Deed TECT YOUR PROP- TEE'S SALE pone or cancel the sale. AN ATTEMPT TO COL- of Utah and Utah State 350 units per year lo- Opinions Block 58, Stockton Town as of the date of this no- ERTY, IT MAY BE The following described If so voided, the only re- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- University Tooele, Gra- cated throughout Tooele Shared Plat. tice is: Everbank and SOLD AT A PUBLIC real property will be sold course of the highest FORMATION OB- moll Construction County (excluding Wen- Tax ID No. 01-191-0- the record owners of the SALE. IF YOU NEED at public auction to the bidder is to receive a full TAINED WILL BE USED (CM/GC) is requesting dover). The majority of highest bidder, purchase FOR THAT PURPOSE. pricing for the USU inspections are located Freely. 0044 property as of the re- AN EXPLANATION OF refund of the money paid (Yours and Ours.) Notice of Default was re- cording of the Notice of THE NATURE OF THE price payable in lawful to the trustee. THIS IS DATED this 15th day of Tooele Science and within Tooele City limits. corded December 6, Default is/are: Lance PROCEEDING money of the United AN ATTEMPT TO COL- April, 2014 Technology Building to The response to this in- 2013, as Entry No. Heaps and Candice AGAINST YOU, YOU States of America at the LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Marlon L. Bates, suc- be located at 345 Tooele vitation will be evaluated Open Forum 302501 of said Official Heaps. SHOULD CONTACT A time of sale, at the main FORMATION OB- cessor trustee Blvd. Plans and specifi- according to the follow- Every Tuesday Records. James H. Woodall, LAWYER. On May 06, entrance of the Tooele TAINED WILL BE USED Scalley Reading Bates cations will be available ing factors: The record owners of the TRUSTEE 10808 River 2014, at 4:30pm, James County Courthouse, FOR THAT PURPOSE. Hansen & Rasmussen, after March 28, 2014 at 1. Price per initial in- property as of the re- H. Woodall, as duly ap- a/k/a the Third Judicial P.C. 2:00 PM for your review spection and cost of any Front Parkway, Suite DATED this 14th day of TOOELETRANSCRIPT cording of the notice of 175 South Jordan Ut pointed Trustee under District Court, 74 South April, 2014 15 West South Temple, and can be found at follow-ups required BULLETIN default were Richard 84095 (801)254-9450 and pursuant to Deed of 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Marlon L. Bates, suc- Ste. 600 www.gramoll.com/bid- 2. Organization/ individu- Wegener and Susie We- James H. Woodall Sig- Trust recorded August on Friday, May 16, cessor trustee Salt Lake City, Utah ding or in their office at als history and capacity gener. nature/By Dated: 31, 1999, as inst. No. 2014, at the hour of 9:30 Scalley Reading Bates 84101 175 W. 1100 N. NSL to perform the required The sale is subject to a March 05, 2014 136758*, in book 0586, a.m. of that day for the Hansen & Rasmussen, Telephone: (801) 84054. The following is a services. bankruptcy filing, a pay- DLPP-436723 page 0482-0488, of Offi- purpose of foreclosing a P.C. 531-7870 summary of the work we 3. Related experience off, a reinstatement or (Published in the Tran- cial Records in the office deed of trust originally 15 West South Temple, Business Hours: 9:00 are currently requesting and Certificates of train- any other condition of script Bulletin April 8, 15 of the County Recorder executed by Larry L. Al- Ste. 600 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. pricing for: Site excava- ing/completion achieved. which the trustee is not & 22, 2014) of Tooele County, State len and Caelyn Allen, in Salt Lake City, Utah Trustee No. 51121-1086 tion and clearing, site (Provide current Utah li- aware that would cause of Utah executed by favor of CelebratingMortgage Elec- 84101 (Published the in the Tran- Americanutilities, site electrical, cense, if you have Spiritone) the cancellation of the NOTICE OF TRUS- Brenda K Knutson and tronic Registration Sys- Telephone: (801) script Bulletin April 15, structural concrete, steel 4. Past performance sale. If any such condi- TEE'S SALE Douglas Scott Knutson, tems, Inc. as Nominee 531-7870 22 & 29, 2014) and rebar. A non-man- relative to work history tion exists, the sale shall APN: 14-066-0-0177 Wife And Husband, As for Countrywide Home Business Hours: 9:00 datory pre-bid meeting is and work experience. be void, the successful TRA: Trust No. Joint Tenants WILL Loans, Inc., its succes- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. scheduled for April 3, 5. The chosen candidate bidder's funds returned 1382883-40 Ref: SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- sors and assigns, cover- Trustee No. 87152-91 2014 at 1:00 PM, all in- will need to add the and the trustee and cur- leazenby, robert IM- TION TO HIGHEST BID- ing real property located (Published in the Tran- terested parties are in- Tooele County Housing rent beneficiary shall not PORTANT NOTICE TO DER, PAYABLE IN at approximately 42 East script Bulletin April 15, vited to attend. The last Authority to their liability be liable to the success- PROPERTY OWNER LAWFUL MONEY OF Clark Street, Grantsville, 22 & 29, 2014) day for questions on site insurance. ful bidder for any dam- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT THE UNITED STATES Tooele County, Utah, work is April 7,2014 at 6. Current valid Utah age. UNDER A DEED OF AT THE TIME OF SALE, and more particularly de- 12:00 PM with bids due driver's license. The sale will be made TRUST, DATED Sep- (SUCCESSFUL BID- scribed as: on April 8,2014 at 2:00 PROPOSALS WILL BE without covenant or war- tember 12, 2008 UN- DERS MUST TENDER COMMENCING AT A PM. The last day for RECEIVED UNTIL MAY ranty, expressed or im- LESS YOU TAKE AC- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 POINT 344.33 FEET questions on the struc- 2, 2014 AT 5:00 P.M. plied, regarding title, TION TO PROTECT IN CERTIFIED FUNDS EAST OF THE SOUTH- ture is April 25,2014 at Attn: DeAnn Christian- possession, or encum- YOUR PROPERTY, IT TO THE TRUSTEE AT EAST CORNER OF IN- 12:00 PM with bids due sen, at 66 West Vine brances, and will be for MAY BE SOLD AT A THE TIME OF SALE, TERSECTION OF on April 29,2014 at 2:00 Street, Tooele, Utah the purpose of paying PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU WITH THE BALANCE CLARK AND HALE PM. All questions and 84074. obligations secured by NEED AN EXPLANA- DUE BY NOON THE STREETS IN GRANTS- bids are to be directed to Your response should in- the Deed of Trust and TION OF THE NATURE FOLLOWING BUSI- VILLE CITY, EXTEND- Gary Hansen at Gramoll clude the following: expenses of sale as pro- OF THE PROCEEDING NESS DAY, AT THE ING THENCE EAST Construction. He can be 1. Name, address, vided by law. AGAINST YOU, YOU OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 86.67 FEET ALONG r e a c h e d a t phone number and brief Bidders must be pre- SHOULD CONTACT A TEE), At the tooele CLARK STREET; 801-949-2304 (M) history of organization/ pared to tender to the LAWYER. On May 13, county courthouse 74 THENCE SOUTH 374 801-295-2341 (O) individual. trustee $5,000.00 at the 2014, at 4:30pm, James South 100 East Tooele, FEET; THENCE WEST 801-295-2356 (F) or at 2. Related project/ areas sale and the balance of H. Woodall, as duly ap- Utah all right, title and in- 86.67 FEET; THENCE [email protected]. of expertise on which the the purchase price by pointed Trustee under terest conveyed to and NORTH 374 FEET TO (Published in the Tran- organization/ individual 12:00 noon the day fol- and pursuant to Deed of now held by it under said THE PLACE OF BEGIN- script Bulletin March 25, has performed work or lowing the sale. Both Trust recorded Septem- Deed of Trust in the NING. April 1, 8 & 15, 2014) had experience during payments must be in the ber 17, 2008, as inst. property situated in said MORE CORRECTLY the last five years. form of a cashier's No. 313959, in book xx, County and State de- DESCRIBED AS: A. Include work history check. page xx, of Official Re- scribed as: BEGINNING COMMENCING AT A where actual inspections DATED this 2nd day of cords in the office of the AT A POINT WHICH IS POINT 344.33 FEET were performed or expe- April, 2014 County Recorder of SOUTH 88 45' EAST EAST OF THE SOUTH- rience has been illus- /s/ Kim R. Wilson Tooele County, State of 914.80 FEET MEAS- EAST CORNER OF IN- trated. Successor Trustee Utah executed by Robert URED ALONG AN OLD TERSECTION OF B. Include resume and P.O. Box 45000 Salt G.leazenby WILL SELL FENCE LINE AND CLARK AND HALE proof of liability insur- Lake City, UT 84145 AT PUBLIC AUCTION NORTH 480.35 FEET STREETS IN GRANTS- ance, business license Telephone: (801)521- TO HIGHEST BIDDER, FROM THE SOUTH- VILLE CITY, EXTEND- etc. 9000 PAYABLE IN LAWFUL WEST CORNER OF ING THENCE EAST C. Include mileage and Office Hours: 8:00 MONEY OF THE SECTION 36, TOWN- 86.67 FEET ALONG Every Tuesday in your TOOELE use of own vehicle ex- a.m. - 5:00 p.m. UNITED STATES AT SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE CLARK STREET; TRANSCRIPTpense in the inspection (Published in the Tran- THE TIME OF SALE, 6 WEST, SALT LAKE THENCE SOUTH 374 quote. script Bulletin April 8, 15 (SUCCESSFUL BID- BASE AND MERIDIAN; FEET; THENCE WESTTooele Transcript Bulletin BULLETIND. Copy of insurance & 22, 2014) DERS MUST TENDER AND EXTENDING 86.67 FEET; THENCE policies. A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 THENCE NORTH NORTH 374 FEET TO E. Remember to sign IN CERTIFIED FUNDS 477.23 FEET TO THE THE PLACE OF BEGIN- and date your response TO THE TRUSTEE AT CENTERLINE OF NING. (BEING IN SEC- and return in a sealed THE TIME OF SALE, CHERRY STREET IN TION 31, TOWNSHIP 2 envelope. WITH THE BALANCE GRANTSVILLE CITY, SOUTH, RANGE 5 General Scope of Work: DUE BY NOON THE UTAH, AS EXTENDED WEST.) Under the jurisdiction of FOLLOWING BUSI- WESTERLY; THENCE 01-052-0-0043 the Housing Authority NESS DAY, AT THE NORTH 89 15' WEST The current beneficiary Contracting Officer, the OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 91.05 FEET ALONG of the trust deed is The Inspector will be required TEE), At the tooele SAID CENTERLINE, Bank of New York Mel- to conduct Housing county courthouse 74 THENCE SOUTH lon FKA The Bank of Quality Standards In- South 100 East Tooele, 478.42 FEET, THENCE New York, as Trustee for spections as outlined in Utah all right, title and in- EAST 91.05 FEET TO the certificateholders of the Housing and Urban terest conveyed to and THE POINT OF BEGIN- the CWABS, Inc., AS- Development handbook. now held by it under said NING. SUBJECT TO A SET-BACKED CERTIFI- Proper inspection forms Deed of Trust in the RIGHT OF WAY DE- CATES, SERIES 2006- will be provided by the property situated in said SCRIBED AS FOL- 20, and the record owner Housing Authority. All County and State de- LOWS: BEGINNING AT of the property as of the costs associated should scribed as: Lot 177, re- THE NORTHWEST recording of the notice of be incorporated into the flections at stansbury CORNER OF BLOCK default is Larry L. Allen price per inspection. park_phase ii, amend- 62, GRANTSVILLE'S and Caelyn Allen. The Housing Authority repre- ment no. 1 final plat, ac- SOUTHWEST ADDI- trustee's sale of the sentative to determine cording to the official plat TION; AND RUNNING aforedescribed real the timeframe of inspec- therof on file and of re- THENCE WEST 1320 property will be made tions to be done in con- cord in the Tooele FEET TO THE SEC- without warranty as to ti- junction with the recertifi- county recorder's office. TION LINE OF SEC- tle, possession, or en- cation and move-in/ together with an ease- TION 36, TOWNSHIP 2 cumbrances. Bidders move-out timelines. ment of use and enjoy- SOUTH, RANGE 6 must be prepared to ten- Other requirements: ment in and to the com- WEST, SALT LAKE der a cashier's check in 1. The Housing Authority mon areas and facilities, BASE AND MERIDIAN; the amount of reserves the right to re- including but not limited THENCE NORTH 22.75 $20,000.00 at the sale. ject any and all propos- to roadways and access FEET TO THE SOUTH The balance of the pur- als and to waive any in- ways appurtenant to said LINE OF THE DIDER- chase price must be paid formality or technicality lots, as provided for in ICKSON PROPERTY; by cashier's check or the proposals received the declaration of reflec- THENCE EAST 1320 wire transfer received by as determined to be in tions subdivision. The FEET TO THE EAST 12:00 noon the following the best interest of the street address and other LINE OF CHERRY business day. The trus- Housing Authority. common designation, if STREET; THENCE tee reserves the right to TOOELE COUNTY any, of the real property SOUTH 22.75 FEET TO void the effect of the HOUSING AUTHORITY described above is pur- THE POINT BEGIN- trustee's sale after the IS AN EQUAL OPPOR- ported to be: 177 Crystal NING. EXCEPTING sale based upon infor- TUNITY EMPLOYER Bay Drive Stansbury THEREFROM, THAT mation unknown to the (Published in the Tran- Park Ut 84074 Esti- PORTION THEREOF, trustee at the time of the script Bulletin April 15, mated Total Debt as of INCLUDED IN CHERRY sale, such as a bank- 17, 22 & 24, 2014) May 13, 2014 is STREET. *loan modifica- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- $189,531.24. The under- tion agreement recorded statement, or an agree- signed Trustee disclaims on 06/06/2011 doc# ment between the trustor any liability for any incor- 357004. The street ad- and beneficiary to post- rectness of the street ad- dress and other common pone or cancel the sale. dress and other common designation, if any, of the If so voided, the only re- designation, if any, real property described course of the highest shown herein. Said sale above is purported to be: bidder is to receive a full will be made, but without 609 West Cherry Street refund of the money paid covenant or warranty, Grantsville Ut 84029 to the trustee. THIS IS express or implied, re- Estimated Total Debt as AN ATTEMPT TO COL- garding title, possession, of May 06, 2014 is LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- condition, or encum- $252,233.03. The under- FORMATION OB- brances, including fees, signed Trustee disclaims TAINED WILL BE USED charges and expenses any liability for any incor- FOR THAT PURPOSE. of the Trustee and of the rectness of the street ad- DATED this 14th day of trusts created by said dress and other common April, 2014 Deed of Trust, to pay the designation, if any, Marlon L. Bates, suc- remaining principle sums shown herein. Said sale cessor trustee of the note(s) secured by will be made, but without Scalley Reading Bates said Deed of Trust. The covenant or warranty, Hansen & Rasmussen, current beneficiary of the express or implied, re- P.C. Trust Deed as of the garding title, possession, 15 West South Temple, date of this notice is: condition, or encum- Ste. 600 Everbank and the re- brances, including fees, Salt Lake City, Utah cord owners of the prop- charges and expenses 84101 erty as of the recording of the Trustee and of the Telephone: (801) of the Notice of Default trusts created by said 531-7870 is/are: Leazenby, Robert Deed of Trust, to pay the Business Hours: 9:00 James H. Woodall, remaining principle sums a.m. to 5:00 p.m. TRUSTEE 10808 River of the note(s) secured by Trustee No. 87152-91 Front Parkway, Suite said Deed of Trust. The (Published in the Tran- 175 South Jordan Ut current beneficiary of the script Bulletin April 15, 84095 (801)254- 9450 Trust Deed as of the 22 & 29, 2014) James H. Woodall Sig- date of this notice is: Lnv nature/By Dated: Corporation and the re- March 05, 2014 cord owners of the prop- DLPP-436730 erty as of the recording (Published in the Tran- of the Notice of Default script Bulletin April 8, 15 is/are: Brenda K Knutson & 22, 2014) and Douglas Scott Knut- son. James H. Woodall, TRUSTEE 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 James H. Woodall Sig- nature/By Dated: March 24, 2014 DLPP-437248 (Published in the April 1, 8 & 15, 2014)

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Tuesday April 15, 2014

Tood and KennaRae Arave. He merit badges. Colin has also been on stage and making people laugh. Consumer Sciences Grantsville is involved in many activities at involved with various duties asso- She qualified for state with her Hailey Stevens is the daughter continued from page B1 GHS. He is currently serving as the ciated with The Church of Jesus humorous monologue her fresh- Richard Jorgensen: Vocal of Vai and Traci Stevens. Hailey has Senior Class Vice-President. He is Christ of Latter-day Saints. After man year in drama, and during Performance enjoyed her time in high school is very important to her. She has an avid runner and has lettered Colin graduates he is planning to her sophomore year, she took first Richard Dean Jorgensen, son participating in diverse activities. assisted in giving free veterinarian in both cross country and track serve an LDS mission and attend place in region in the humorous of Dean and Casey Jorgensen, has Stevens is a talented athlete. She care with her family in the Navajo all four years in high school. He Southern Utah University on a monologue category. In mock trial, lived in Grantsville his entire life. has served as team captain of the Reservation and spent two and a has served as the team captain of presidential scholarship where he Tori served as a key witness her His accomplishments include girls cross country team where she half weeks in Fiji building septic the cross country team for the last will study to become a secondary sophomore year, and then helped a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, qualfied for state every year she tanks and indoor bathrooms for two years and has been one of the school teacher. take the lead team to the quarter- Grantsville City Mayor’s Youth completed. Hailey is the current rural villages. She is serving as top runners all four years of high finals as a lawyer during her junior Award, and a cumulative GPA of 3A high jump state champion and her ward organist and has earned school. Colin is a member of the year. For several years, Tori has 3.976. For the last three years at finished third in the long jump her Young Women Medallion and National Honor Society and the Tori Fawson: Speech/Theater/ been in various musicals, includ- Grantsville High School he has competition. She is in a leader- Honor Bee twice. Allen will serve a Grantsville Interact club. Last sum- Forensics ing “High School Musical,” “You’re participated in show choir, swim ship position in the service group full-time mission after graduation mer, Colin has the opportunity to Tori Fawson is the daughter of a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” team, had major roles in school Interact and has had many oppor- and upon returning in the spring attend Boys State where he learned Todd and Denise Fawson. She has “Seussical The Musical, Jr.,” “The musicals, and been on the ball- tunities to help out in the com- 2016, she lans on attending Utah a lot about government and got to been on the honor roll since her Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” “Music room team where he currently munity. She is a member of the State University where she will meet a lot of boys from around the freshman year and enjoys singing, Man,” “Joseph and the Amazing serves in the team presidency as high school orchestra where she is study Fisheries and Aquatic sci- state. Colin has been on the honor dancing and running cross coun- Technicolor Dreamcoat,” “Happy production coordinator. He is a currently serving as co-president. ences to become a park ranger in roll each term of high school and try. During her years at Grantsville Days,” and “Phantom.” Red Cross certified life guard and In addition to using her musical Utah’s state parks. has a 3.9 GPA. He has enjoyed his High School, she has been involved works at the Pratt Aquatic Center. skills at school, Hailey has also AP and concurrent enrollment in drill team, cross country, mock Some of his hobbies include camp- had many opportunities to share classes. He also scored well on his trial, show choir, student govern- Zach Gregory: Visual Arts ing, magic, whip-making and her talents in the community. She Colin Arave: Social Science ACT with a composite score of 32. ment, National Honor Society and Zach Gregory, the Sterling cracking, harmonica, fly-tying and is a member of the Tooele County Colin Arave is the son of Colin is an Eagle Scout and has 41 drama. Tori has always loved being Scholar winner in visual arts, is the fishing. Richard is Life Scout and community orchestra, which per- son of DeVon and Brenda Gregory. is working toward his Eagle. He is forms Handel’s Messiah annually. Throughout his high school career, a hard worker and has overcome She also helps enrich the lives he was a four-year member and many challenges. Richard plans of the residents of assisted living varsity runner on the cross country to serve an LDS mission and get centers by playing her violin for team, an editor for the yearbook, a master’s degree in biological them. Hailey is also involved in and an officer in Interact and oceanography. her church youth group. She has International Service Organization. served as president in each of the Zach loves photography and is various age groups. Stevens has attempting to start up his own Kacey Quarnberg: Skilled and worked for and received her Young photography business. After high Technical Science Women Medallion. She has chal- school, he plans to serve and LDS Kacey Quarnberg is the lenged herself academically with mission and got to college to get a daughter of Reuben and Robyn both concurrent enrollment and degree in the arts. Quarnberg. Her current GPA is AP classes. She has also found The Easter 3.9. She enjoys taking agriculture great enjoyment in her Family and and wood working classes. She Consumer Science courses. Hailey Aubree Hall: Dance is currently the Grantsville FFA has developed a love for teach- Aubree Hall, daughter of Don Chapter President. Within the FFA ing and caring for small children. Bunny? and Debra Hall, has been dancing she has received her State FFA She has a close relationship with for 11 years. She loves all styles of Degree and won the State FFA her siblings and has learned skills dance, but her favorite is ballet. Equine Proficiency award. Kacey is that are benefitting her family and She is attending the Ballet Centre a member of the Utah High School those she is close to. She has a in Murray. She has received the Rodeo Association where she has concurrent GPA of 4.0 and scored prestigious Vicki Hawks Memorial been a state qualifier all four years. a 25 on the ACT. 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