Rainy Month Bolsters West Nile Threat by Natalie Tripp Nel Chickens to Test for the Virus, STAFF WRITER and Is Only Able to Test Trapped Mosquitoes for West Nile

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Demo derby a smash-up success at Deseret Peak See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BEST Papernon-daily inUtah Utah Press BULLETIN ASSOCIATION June 30,30 2009 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 116 NO. 9 50¢ Rainy month bolsters West Nile threat by Natalie Tripp nel chickens to test for the virus, STAFF WRITER and is only able to test trapped mosquitoes for West Nile. Even A wet June has local mosquito though the tarsalis mosquitoes abatement officials scrambling to carrying the disease are few in prevent an outbreak of West Nile number now, recent rains have virus. made breeding conditions consid- In Utah, West Nile has already erably more favorable, and abate- been confirmed in Box Elder, ment workers are anticipating Salt Lake, Utah and Washington mass hatchings at the end of July, counties, but there are no con- according to Brand. firmed human cases. Tooele Valley Budget cuts have not reduced Mosquito Abatement District the amount of chemicals used manager Robert Brand said it’s by local abatement workers or not a matter of if, but when, the curtailed spraying capabilities in county will see its first case of any way, Brand said. He added West Nile. that with drier, warmer weather, “The number of mosquitoes he’s been receiving lots of service known to carry the virus is unusu- requests to spray neighborhoods. ally low, and we can barely catch “We’re getting the whammy enough to test for West Nile,” said now, and with last weekend’s rain Brand. “I shouldn’t be complain- we’ll probably get it again in about ing about that, but they’re going to a week,” he said. “They’re just build as the summer goes on and everywhere, all over.” West Nile is just something that’s Health departments across the going to happen.” state are encouraging local resi- photography / Maegan Burr Due to state budget cuts, the Tooele Valley Mosquito Abatement District employee Dennis Workman spreads out a pesticide that deters mosquito larvae from growing in some standing water in district is no longer using senti- SEE THREAT PAGE A5 ➤ Lake Point Monday afternoon. The abatement district is encouraging residents to survey their yards for standing water, which attracts mosquitoes. Tekoi landfill wants SINGING OSMOND Schools to use ‘loose’ waste change furlough to trim

by Sarah Miley Waste Management of Utah. “That’s payroll costs STAFF WRITER actually how everything in Utah is run anyway. There’s very few of these bale Measure means most district employees A landfill in Skull Valley on the landfills in the United States. It’s just will make less this school year Goshute Indian Reservation wants to not efficient.” change the form of the waste it accepts Currently, waste is compacted and in order to ensure its future viability. baled into 1,500- to 2,000-pound bales by Tim Gillie The Tekoi Balefill facility, which using wire at a transfer facility in Salt STAFF WRITER is owned and operated by Waste Lake City before being taken to the 500- Management, based in Houston, acre Tekoi landfill. According to the draft Tooele County School District employees will make Texas, currently disposes of construc- EA, the Wasatch Management Materials less money on average next year as the district incorpo- tion and demolition waste, as well as Recycling Facility is the only transfer rates a three-day furlough into its calendar in order to baled municipal solid waste. The CR facility in the Salt Lake area providing reduce payroll costs. Group, which is a subsidiary of Waste baled waste to Tekoi, and MRF will The furlough will apply to all teachers, administra- Management of Utah, would like to likely discontinue baling waste soon tors and classified staff that work more than 178 days amend its lease agreement with the because of the high cost of maintain- in the 2009-10 school year. The district had to trim $3.9 Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians ing its baling equipment. That change million from its 2009-10 budget due to state funding to allow for unbaled municipal solid would effectively cut off Tekoi’s only cuts and a forecasted enrollment drop of 450 students. waste. permitted waste stream. The district has finished negotiating contracts with A draft environmental assessment on The band of Goshutes receives money all employees. Contracts with teachers and classified the proposed lease amendment is now from Tekoi in the form of the facility staff were approved by the school board at its June 16 out and available for public comment. lease, royalties, and water use and right- meeting. Contracts with administrative staff are sched- “The amendment is just changing of-way payments. Royalty payments are ule to be ratified in July. All groups agreed to forgo cost- it from a baled to a standard landfill,” of-living increases and accept the three-day furlough. said Susan Hayward, spokesperson for SEE TEKOI PAGE A6 ➤ “We realize the financial condition that schools are photography / Maegan Burr in right now and want to be a team player,” said Bryan Hansen, president of the Tooele Classified Employees David Osmond performs Saturday night for a crowd at the Tooele Arts Association, which represents 1,030 employees in over Festival. Although there was no headline performance act, Osmond drew a large crowd during the festival. SEE PAYROLL PAGE A5 ➤ SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. 9 9 9 9 Thursday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. 8 8 8 Friday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Saturday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Cops cracking down on curfew violators Sunday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Monday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue by Jamie Belnap a nice, politically-correct way of putting crime,” said Detective Dan Chamberlain, Tuesday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin STAFF WRITER it, but they shouldn’t be out in the wee of the Grantsville City Police Department. Wednesday 4:22 p.m. 1:41 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 hours of the morning.” “You have habitual violators. We try to be Thursday 5:26 p.m. 2:12 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 6:27 p.m. 2:48 a.m. The old phrase “nothing good hap- Vandalism and graffiti, along with more lenient if the kid is just out play- Saturday 7:23 p.m. 3:30 a.m. ALMANACpens after midnight” is something local other petty crimes like underage drink- ing flashlight tag with his friends, versus Sunday 8:12 p.m. 4:19 a.m. Statistics for the week ending June 29. Intervals of clouds and Mostly cloudy; An afternoon After a cloudy start, cops are holding strong to as they crack ing, drug use and theft, prompted local someone who has a lighter or a can of Monday 8:54 p.m. 5:13 a.m. Sun and clouds Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 9:30 p.m. 6:12 a.m. sunshine thunderstorms at night thunderstorm possible sun returns down on summer curfew violators. law enforcement agencies to set up cur- spray paint in their pocket. I don’t think High/Low past week 91/53 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week “Curfews 86/58 are important because fews as early as the late 1800s. An old bell the problem has gotten any better or 87 63 87 64 85 62 87 64 89 61 86 57 86 55 Average temp past week young kids 71.3 just shouldn’t be out late at installed at Tooele City Hall in 1869 was worse. It’s been pretty consistent, but Normal average temp past weeknight,” said72.3 Tooele County Sheriff Frank rung by a policeman at 9 p.m. every night historically summer is the worse time for TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 7 July 15 July 21 July 28 Shown is Wednesday’s Park, citing as an example a vandal- alerting youngsters to return home from it. Kids don’t have to get up for school so ism spree last weekend that left one of play. Still, despite those curfews, officials they go to sleepovers and parents have a Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are photography / Maegan86 Burr90 85 91 Wednesday night’s lows and 77 79 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 76 his department’s police vehicles and a say teenage crimes in the early hours hard time knowing where they are.” Wednesday’s highs. A forklift moves bails of garbage off of trucks Tuesday morning at the Tekoi Balefill on the Goshute Tooele City Police Department vehicle remain a problem today. Indian Reservation in Skull Valley. The landfill wants to change its lease agreement to allow 66for 66decorated with graffiti. “I don’t know of “Historically, it’s like any other type of SEE CURFEW PAGE A3 ➤ UTAH WEATHER unbaled municipal solid waste. 53 57 55 60 57 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 88/50 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 94/66 BULLETINKnolls BOARDClive A8 WEATHER Lake Point 86/55 92/68 90/67 90/66 10.83 11.06 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B5 Stansbury Park 88/63 Erda 90/66 Local couple School district serving HOMETOWN B1 2.41 Vernal Grantsville 89/65 Pine Canyon 0.93 Salt Lake City 88/57 90/66 78/55 0.14 0.15 preserves history up summer lunches Tooele 88/66 OBITUARIES A7 Bauer 87/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal See A2 See 86/62 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D through words Provo Roosevelt OPEN FORUM A4 87/63 88/56 a 89/60 Complete Stockton Pollen Index nd sites Price SPORTS A10 86/62 89/62 High See B1 Nephi Forecast Rush Valley 86/58 TV LISTINGS B2 85/61 Ophir Moderate on A9 77/55 Low Delta Manti Absent 92/62 86/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 95/68 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 87/62 88/59 Moab 88/58 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 95/68 Beaver 94/68 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 87/58 Ibapah 84/58 24-hour 90/57 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.06 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 88/56 88/60 at Grantsville 1.40 -0.02 102/74 Kanab 90/62 Eureka 82/57 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.89 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009 Schools free lunch program proving popular by Tim Gillie program. according to Roberts. The a.m. to 9 a.m., and lunch is STAFF WRITER “We have been serving federal program reimburses served from noon until 1 p.m. around 450 meals a day,” said the district for 100 percent of The summer food service It’s summer and school is Elva Roberts, Tooele County the costs to provide breakfast program started June 15 and out, but at Harris Elementary School District food services and lunch at Wendover High will run until August 14. The by noon there will be a line of coordinator. “We also have School and Harris Elementary Wendover and Tooele sites are children and parents stretch- been serving 175 breakfasts at throughout the summer. At open Monday through Friday. ing from the front door out to Harris Elementary.” Wendover, the district has been Breakfast and lunch is pro- the parking lot. They’re waiting The summer food service serving 40 breakfasts and 125 vided free to anybody under for the Tooele County School program is funded by the fed- lunches daily. the age of 18, and adults over 18 District’s new summer lunch eral Child Nutrition program, Breakfast is served from 8 pay $2.75 for lunch and $1.35 for breakfast, according to Roberts. Adults do not need to be accompanied by children “We will be serving menus from our regular school lunch program, and we also have baby food available,” Roberts said. Children and parents do not have to live within the Harris boundaries just because that is where the meals are served, photography / Maegan Burr according to Roberts. Cleo Riggs (left) hands out tickets Monday afternoon for Tooele County School “I see a lot of children that District’s summer lunch program at Harris Elementary on June 22. The district I don’t recognize,” said Leann has been serving about 450 meals per day. Hammond, Harris Elementary kitchen staff. “I know my kids a school in Grantsville for sum- other schools and put them from Harris so we must be mer food service.” everywhere possible, including drawing from other schools.” Roberts estimates lunchroom the stage,” said Riggs. The program is designed to workers can handle about 500 Roberts said the free lunch make sure economically dis- meals at Harris. program helps a lot as the advantaged kids can still afford “We are growing slightly each recession drags on. good meals when school is not day,” Roberts said. “If we exceed “This gives those parents in session. 500, we will open Northlake whose kids get free lunches “One of the requirements Elementary for lunch.” during the school year a break is that the school where the That 500 would really have on the cost of lunch during the meal is served must have 50 the lunch room busting at the summer,” she said. “It also pro- percent of its students on free seams, said Cleo Riggs, princi- vides income for some of our or reduced price lunch dur- pal at Harris Elementary. lunch staff during the summer ing the school year,” Roberts Riggs volunteers to hand out as well.” photography / Maegan Burr said. “We do not have a school tickets at the front door each [email protected] Leann Hammond places chocolate milk on a tray Monday afternoon at Harris Elementary School. The summer lunch pro- in Grantsville that meets that day. gram offers breakfast and lunch for children and their parents from anywhere in the Tooele County School District. requirement or we would open “We brought in tables from

BUSINESS BRIEFS Man charged for threatening neighbors with gun The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes news items from the local busi- by Jamie Belnap Tooele inquiring after a woman his gun again,” Wimmer said. on while under the influence ness community of 150 words or STAFF WRITER who was visiting the residence, Officers then called for of alcohol — a class B misde- less. Businesses can send news according to Lt. Paul Wimmer Bradley to emerge from his meanor. of awards, promotions, internal A 54-year-old Tooele man of the Tooele City Police trailer with his hands up. He Wimmer said officers aren’t milestones, new business ven- accused of threatening neigh- Department. complied and was cuffed and tures, new hires, relocations, part- bors with a rifle and pistol Bradley, who did not want taken into custody without inci- sure why Bradley reacted so nerships, major transactions and made his first appearance in the neighbors to speak with dent, Wimmer said. angrily toward his neighbors, other items to Missy Thompson via 3rd District Court Friday. the woman, became angry and Field sobriety tests were but did say that Bradley has a e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. Jay Bradley was arrested June yelled at them to leave before conducted on Bradley, which history of substance abuse. com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, 23 after police responded to a grabbing his weapons and determined that he was indeed During court proceedings or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, call reporting a drunken man cocking them while continuing impaired, according to a prob- Tooele, UT 84074. Friday, Bradley was appointed blatantly pointing a .23-cali- to yell. The neighbors then left able cause statement. He was a public defender to represent ber assault rifle and .22-cali- the residence and called police, booked into the Tooele County him. Bail was set at $50,000. Get to know Tooele County ber semi-automatic handgun at according to Wimmer. Jail on two counts of aggravated subscribe to the two neighbors who had come “When police arrived, they assault — a third-degree felony He will appear in court next Jay Bradley to the door of his trailer home set up a perimeter around the — and a single count of pos- on July 7. in the Vorwaller Trailer Park in trailer and they heard him cock session of a dangerous weap- [email protected]

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TUESDAY June 30, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Tooele celebrating G-ville man charged Fourth all week with molesting by Natalie Tripp entry fee, and the city will be award- STAFF WRITER ing prizes for first, second, and third granddaughter place. Tooele City Parks and Recreation “We’ve had such a great time and by Jamie Belnap decided one day isn’t enough to cele- turnout in the past, and every year STAFF WRITER brate Independence Day and will be we get more and more participa- sponsoring a different activity every tion,” Bell said. The Tooele County Attorney’s night this week leading up to the The rest of Tooele’s week long Office filed charges last week weekend’s big Saturday blowout. celebration includes a magic show against a Grantsville man who “Everybody comes home for the with Magic Man Mike at 7 p.m. on allegedly molested his grand- Fourth,” said Kathy Bell, director of Wednesday, a family outdoor movie daughter three years ago. Tooele City Parks and Recreation. at 9 p.m. on Thursday with popcorn David Ronald Gladden, 62, was “Traditionally Tooele has had a big provided by the city, and a car show brought in for questioning at the hometown celebration, and if we at 6 p.m. on Friday with entertain- Grantsville Police Department in provide enough activities we’ll have ment provided by local bands. January of this year after it was more people stay in town to cel- The city can’t advertise the name reported that he had rubbed the ebrate.” of the outdoor movie due to copy- breasts of his then 10-year-old This is the third year the city has right laws, but Bell said the movie granddaughter on two separate continued its new tradition of cel- has a PG rating. occasions back in the spring of ebrating throughout the entire week. “We just encourage everyone to 2006, according to Detective Dan David Ronald Gladden Bell said the idea came from her come out to the park with their blan- photography / Maegan Burr Chamberlain of the Grantsville husband, who had been in charge kets and lawn chairs and have a City Police Department. of his hometown Fourth of July cel- good time,” said Bell. 23rd Army Rock Band’s Zach Putman plays the guitar at the Tooele City Park Both incidents took place in love in trouble,” Chamberlain said. ebrations in Idaho before moving All weekday events will be held Monday evening kicking off a week of festivities leading up to the 4th of July. Tooele City. Details about the case “They feel very uncertain about to Tooele. at Swimming Pool Park, located at This is the third year for the week long event that includes magic and car weren’t revealed by the victim until what will happen if they report it.” “It’s a little exhausting, but it’s so 200 W. Vine street next to the Pratt shows, movies and concerts. earlier this year, which accounts Gladden was charged Thursday much fun to have a longer celebra- Aquatic Center, and are free of for the delay in investigating and with one count of aggravated sex tion,” Bell said. charge. chased at Macey’s Food and Drug or at the park afterward. At 8 p.m. the charging. abuse of a child — a third-degree Last night, the 23rd Army Rock The Bit and Spur Rodeo will Zacatecas Market. Bit and Spur Rodeo continues fol- “A delay in reporting these types felony. Band volunteered their services for a also start on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Saturday events in Tooele start lowed by a concert by the Nitty Gritty of crimes is common because a He will make his first appear- free concert in the Tooele City Park, Deseret Peak Complex as a kickoff at 7 a.m. with the Tooele County Dirt Band at the Tooele High School victim might feel embarrassed ance in court on July 21. and tonight at 7 p.m. the city is host- to the weekend events. Tickets to Chamber of Commerce breakfast football field with fireworks after the and not want to get someone they [email protected] ing a karaoke contest in the park. the rodeo can be purchased at the and a 5K run. The parade starts at 9 concert. Contestants don’t have to pay an gate, or discount tickets can be pur- a.m. with a carnival-like celebration [email protected] Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers

Curfew midnight and 5 a.m. Only Tooele been warned previously, offenders hood that is accessible to kids on Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. City’s summer curfew adjusts to will be written out a citation and foot is where we see it most,” Park continued from page A1 a slightly later start time in the required to visit juvenile court to said. summer. The curfew for Grantsville resolve the situation, Park said. The While not all juveniles out after Each city in the valley abides City and the county are function- typical fee for a first-time offender curfew are connected to crime, �� by slightly different curfew restric- ing year-round. with no previous record is $25 and Kirby said enforcing curfew for all tions. In Grantsville, any youth Park said having a curfew set up possibly some community service, juveniles is the only way the city �� under the age of 16 is in violation if is really the only way to provide his according to the Tooele County can work to curb vandalism, which �� they are out unsupervised between officers with the ability to check up Juvenile Court. After offenders are more often than not is connected 10:30 p.m. and 4 a.m. That time on adolescents walking the street warned or appropriately cited they to teens rather than adults. �� is adjusted to midnight to 4 a.m. at night — potentially deterring a are escorted home by police, as Park agreed, saying that late- �� for 17- and 18-year-olds. In Tooele crime before it happens. the county’s new Youth Services night juvenile crime will only begin �� City, summer curfew code states “If a deputy is driving down the Center is not currently staffed to to decrease when more parents �� that youth 13 and under are not street in Stansbury and he sees a handle any youth brought in after step up and take a proactive stance allowed to be without a parent or group of kids at 1 or 2 in the morn- 8 p.m., according to Tooele City on their children’s whereabouts. �� guardian between 11 p.m. and 5 ing, a curfew gives him the right Police Chief Ron Kirby. “The only combative thing we’ve �� a.m. Youth 14 to 17 years of age are to see what they are doing,” Park In Tooele City, curfew violators got is for parents to keep a han- �� restricted from being out between said. are picked up all over town, with dle on what their kids are doing,” �� the hours of 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. It’s up to individual patrol offi- no particular area experiencing Park said. “If there is a preventative �� Finally, Tooele County code bans cers on how best to handle curfew more violations. In Tooele County, thing out there, it’s for parents to youth under age 13 from roaming violations. Sometimes just a warn- however, violations are usually lim- take a proactive role.” the streets between 10:30 p.m. and ing will be issued. Other times, ited to more populated areas like [email protected] �� 5:30 a.m., with youth aged 14 to 17 especially if questionable behavior Stansbury Park. � Utah Lic. #368167-4601 being required to be inside between is discovered or the juvenile has “Any place that’s got a neighbor-

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Arts fest, county Web site show transparency need Over the last two weeks, the Transcript-Bulletin has reported on the process by which artists and vendors gain access to the Tooele Arts Festival (“What’s art? Decision can be tough for festival jury,” June 18), the festival’s funding and spending (“Arts festival works to balance rising crowds, limited funding,” June 25) and the lack of public information available on Tooele County government’s Web site (“County one of Utah’s worst for providing info via the Web,” June 25). The common denominator in all three of these stories is a disturbing lack of transparency on the part of officials entrusted with public money. This year’s Tooele Arts Festival continued an upward trend of better artwork, more unique foods and some great musical entertainment. The crowds were large and folks appeared to be having a wonderful time over the course of a beautiful summer weekend. Much of the credit for that needs to be spread among co-advi- sors Susan Cummings and Dave Ayala, and many volunteers who work behind the scenes to make the festival a hit. But, organizationally, the festival still has work to do. The anonymous jury system used to decide which artists are allowed to sell their wares at the festival and which don’t make the cut is a bad idea. Organizers contend that nobody will want to serve on the jury if their names are known and their decisions criticized. But the festival is partially funded by taxpayers, and when you accept the public’s money, you take on the condition of transparency in return. We wouldn’t let the members of city councils, planning commissions or various appointed boards — all of whom make considerably more impactful and potentially controversial decisions — hide behind anonymity, and we shouldn’t let an arts festival jury do that either. The public has a right to know who these jurors are, partially so they can examine any possible con- nections to the vendors they allow in. The festival, which enjoys nonprofit status, also needs to be more forthcoming on how it uses public money. Cummings’ refusal to provide the newspaper — and thus the public — with exact financial information on the festival’s past revenues, expenditures and profits or losses is regrettable. The spirit of the arts is one of open- ness. The Tooele Arts Festival should take a page from the Utah Arts Festival, whose LETTERS TO THE EDITOR mission statement emphasizes that it is “a professionally administered, fiscally responsible organization,” by opening its books to the public — and perhaps even LETTERS POLICY providing a section on finances on its own Web site. Housing development questionable provide police, fire or other emergency Speaking of Web sites, a recent study of county government Web sites across the The 700-plus housing development services to this area. The next closest The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- nation by the Sunshine Review found that Tooele County government had one of the just north of Tooele City hasn’t received fire station is in Stansbury. Where are ters to the editor from readers. Letters poorest sites in Utah in terms of the information it made available to taxpayers. The much press (“Planners: Large Big Creek services coming from? Tooele City rec- must be no longer than 250 words, Internet is a wonderful tool for dispersing public information, yet the county doesn’t development needs further study,” June ommends against this project, and the civil in tone, written exclusively for the even put its own budget on its Web site. Nor does it provide any details on contracts 18). Do Pine Canyon, Erda, and Tooele county is still considering it. We need Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied it enters into, or any information on tax rates or total taxes collected. residents have the facts about this pro- the same level of involvement in this by the writer’s name, address and Providing this information isn’t a function of money or manpower. In fact, the posal? The developer plans to sink new issue as we’re getting with the power phone number. Priority will be given only Utah counties that scored worse than Tooele County were Carbon, Garfield, wells and has already received county lines. The next planning meeting is July to letters that refer to a recent article Iron, Piute and Wayne. commission approval in special service 1 at 7 p.m. Get involved with public in the newspaper. All letters may be In the end, transparency is a process, rather than a final result. These examples districts to create what amounts to a comments. subject to editing. from the Tooele Arts Festival and Tooele County government don’t illustrate failure mini-city. The Tooele County Planning Anita Dalrymple but rather shortcomings that can and should be improved. It was encouraging to Commission comments on the proj- Pine Canyon Letters written to thank an individual or hear Commissioner Jerry Hurst admit the county needs to do a better job of making ect varied, but did not address why organization should be submitted for public information available via its Web site. That’s an attitude we hope all public this project should move forward with “Notes of Appreciation” officials will adopt. a zoning change from RR-5 to R-1-8, LETTER CONTEST when for other projects they required Readers who are interested in writ- GUEST OPINION justification. At the last meeting, when ing a longer guest op-ed column on questioned about Tooele County wet- Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin a topic of general interest should lands impact, planning commission will select the best letter of the contact Editor Jeff Barrus directly via members had no comment. When month and reprint it in the first Open the contact information at the top of Teamwork needed to the question of water availability was Forum page of the following month. this page. posed, there were no real answers, only The winning letter writer will receive vague comments by the developer to a free one-year subscription to the E-mail: [email protected] help businesses grow “monitor” surrounding wells. Tooele newspaper. The subscription can be Fax: (435) 882-6123 City’s Web site states Tooele City’s water transferred or used to renew a pres- Mail: Letters to the Editor ou’ve seen the signs of the Tooele table is seriously low. Where does the ent subscription. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin County Chamber of Commerce’s county think new well water is coming P.O. Box 390 Yefforts to “Come Together” in Glen Lowry from? Tooele City justifiably refuses to store windows encouraging local GUEST COLUMNIST shopping. But this business effort is just one of the three components of economic strength in a sluggish GUEST OPINION economy — government entities and Old ways may no longer be the best citizens must also be fully committed ways. Business owners, managers and to avoid the woes faced by other areas. professional service providers need Should Americans criticize U.S. overseas? It’s all about teamwork. to focus on improving basic business The recent establishment of a skills and becoming more effective Shaunti Feldhahn (commentary): With 24-hour television, those who mands respect and fosters understand- business resource center as part in serving their customers. Business I am grieved at how poorly America is unreasonably hate us will always have a ing. In fact, Shaunti’s description of the of the Tooele County Economic planning, marketing and other man- perceived around the globe. I had hoped venue to spread lies and encourage oth- speech was so unlike my memory of it Development Department’s efforts agement skills, local employee recruit- that President Obama would use his ers to do the same. It is naive to believe that I read it again, to see if maybe the has the potential to help improve ing and training and creative financing immense foreign popularity to challenge otherwise. So when Americans broad- diplomatic yet uncompromising talk I the economic health and viability of solutions all require expertise that’s the unjustified misconceptions that have cast moral ambivalence about our great recall was in fact a simpering apology for Tooele. Healthy business translates freely available through the business built up over the years. But his recent country, it only makes the perception decades of ugly Americanism. into savings in everyone’s pocket and resource center. Businesses must be overtures to other countries risk con- worse. Perhaps I am myself naive, but I Well, not so much. Violent extrem- continued quality of services from city more adaptable and creative to serve firming their suspicions. continue to hope our popular new lead- ists are pounded on Page 1, and unfair and county agencies. The business their customers. Local businesses It is one thing for Americans to take ers will use their platform to broadcast stereotypes foisted on America are resource center investment signals must realize that many times the com- responsibility for ways we have failed the message we used to share proudly expunged by Page 2. Different groups leaders’ increased commitment to petition is global, as they must com- — to say that we aren’t perfect. It is an — that we are a good country and we do are addressed throughout the speech, help this county’s businesses thrive pete against online businesses. entirely different thing to try to find want to use our power well. but hardly with equivalency. Al-Qaida when others are not. The resource County and city governments must equal ground by downplaying the bar- Because if our own leadership doesn’t is demonized, whereas Israelis and center provides no-cost assistance to continue to invest in the businesses barism of terrorists and magnifying seem to believe that, no one else will. Palestinians are simply asked to eschew all of the county’s businesses, new and of Tooele County. The benefits of each our own problems out of proportion. violence and acknowledge each other’s old, from home businesses to existing dollar spent in Tooele outweigh any Obama’s June speech to the Muslim Shaunti ([email protected]) is a right to a peaceful existence. stores and service providers. It was marginal tax increases on a dollar world compared the CIA’s involvement conservative Christian author and speak- As Shaunti’s friend said, “people mostly funded from sources outside spent elsewhere. The investment sup- in Iran 50 years ago with that of Iran’s er, and married mother of two children. no longer trust that America is good of Tooele, and brings federal and state porting the business resource center decades-long regime of ter- and will use its power well.” services, and funding, into the county. provides assistance to successful cre- ror, saying, “Iran has played Countless polls bear that out, Great football teams have three ation and expansion of business. a role in acts of hostage-tak- showing that although anti- components: offense, defense and The people of Tooele County need ing and violence against American sentiment is noth- special teams. A weak link keeps to join the team, obtaining goods and U.S. troops and civilians.” Andrea Sarvady Shaunti Feldhahn ing new, it spiked significantly teams out of Super Bowls and National services from their neighbors and As Charles Krauthammer GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST COLUMNIST since our involvement in Iraq. Championships. There are three other county businesses and saving incredulously repeated in The Fortunately, that tone is soft- essential components of the Chamber money by doing so. One less night in Washington Post: “’Played a ening. A McClatchy/Ipsos poll of Commerce’s “Come Together” team: Salt Lake and one more look in Tooele role?!’” conducted in six Arab nations Businesses, government and Tooele’s is part of the solution — especially Recently, I asked one of my non- found that citizens feel Obama will have residents need to come together for businesses working hard to survive. American friends why America was per- Andrea Sarvady (rebuttal): a positive impact on the Middle East, the economic well-being of everyone The business resource center is part ceived so poorly. He said: When George W. Bush left office, he even though their opinion of the U.S. in Tooele. Tooele County’s communi- of a team effort making contributions “People like me grew up very aware gave many exit interviews with the press, remains low. The poll’s synopsis sug- ties are just starting to recognize the to strengthen Tooele County’s econ- that things weren’t equal in the world often showing a more reflective side of gests that “there is an opportunity for potential contribution of this team but omy. Business success is more than — that one country had far more wealth his nature. Asked by ABC news about the the president to literally ‘bridge the gap’ the game has just begun. putting a sign in a window. Economic and power. But we all knew that America reasons for Obama’s win, he responded, where his repository of good will lifts the Tooele County’s businesses must health is a team effort. Join the team. and its people were good. At least in part, with, “I think most people voted good will towards America.” adopt better ways of delivering quality this giant power used its power well. for Barack Obama because they decided Obama’s poll numbers worldwide are products and services to successfully Glen Lowry is the manager of the Tooele But today, people no longer trust that they wanted him to be in their living bound to have a positive impact. Still, compete with out-of-town businesses. County Business Resource Center. America is good and will use its power room for the next four years explaining I don’t think his talents in this arena well. And that leads to fear and hatred.” policy.” will comfort all those grieving about The worry about whether we are President Bush was right, and the our international reputation. For some With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions “good” did not just start with our war on current president’s speech in Cairo mourners, the pain isn’t made worse by expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not terror. As Nile Gardiner at the Heritage was a prime example of why so many how the message is delivered, but by necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Foundation explained in a recent inter- of us picked Obama for explainer in who gets to be the messenger. view: chief. Obama’s race speech during the Editorial Board “Anti-Americanism has been around campaign gave us a hint of something Andrea ([email protected]) is a writer Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus for a long time. The notion that George that his Middle East speech confirmed: and educator specializing in counseling, Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor W. Bush created this sentiment is simply Controversial topics bring out his par- and a married mother of three. ludicrous.” ticular gift for dialogue that both com- A5

TUESDAY June 30, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 USU-Tooele assists food bank with

Are you a former Club member? student vs. faculty competition Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? by Emma Penrod date on July 10, students were pitted against We’re looking for you! CORRESPONDENT staff and faculty in a contest of generos- ity. Now a week into the competition, the Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a Students and staff at Tooele’s Utah State two teams remain close, alternating taking University Regional Campus have found a the lead at different times of the day. The short alumni survey! way to alleviate the current shortage at the students were in the lead as of Monday food bank and have some fun at the same afternoon. time. “We’ve had a great response,” Anderson Student representatives Rachel Anderson said. “Everybody is in a competitive spir- and Randi Gamble launched a campus-wide it and trying to outdo each other, which food drive on June 22 in response to a call means more food.” for donations at the Tooele County Food But while the competitive spirit adds to Bank. students’ enthusiasm for the drive, the goal These student-run food drives are a kind remains donating a large amount of food to of tradition at Tooele’s USU campus, but the the food bank. need for donations usually comes later in the “There’s no prize involved, just bragging year near Thanksgiving and Christmas. This rights,” Anderson said. “The goal is to raise year, requests for donations began early, and as much food as we possibly can.” despite this being their summer break, stu- While the school’s contest will likely dents were more than willing to help. remain between students and faculty, all “There seemed to be a tremendous need, members of the community are welcome and the student’s didn’t want to wait for fall to participate in the food drive. Donations semester to start,” said academic adviser of items such as canned soup, crackers, Suzanne Anderson. oatmeal, mayonnaise, mustard, and canned Anderson said the school also encour- tomato products are encouraged, as the aged the drive. food bank’s supplies of these are particularly “[Community service] is an important low. aspect of any student’s education,” she said. Those interested in contributing should “They should take serious interest in their bring their donations to the USU Tooele community and help out where they can.” photography / Maegan Burr Regional Campus, 1021 W. Vine St. There are Business courses In hopes of increasing the number of The USU-Tooele Regional Campus is sponsoring a two boxes set up in the front lobby for food such as ... donations gathered before the drive’s end food drive to donate to the local food bank. drive donations. • MS Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint) • Quickbooks • Accounting Clerk • Admin. Support Threat • Customer Service • Computer continued from page A1 Applications • Front Office dents to survey their yards for any Support standing water that mosquitos Many healthcare could breed in via a new cam- classes available: paign called “Drain It, Replace It • Central Sterilization or Dunk It.” The campaign aims to Processing Tech �Start now – no semesters! educate people about the need to Your • Clinical Lab Tech � drain unnecessary standing water • Dental Assisting Choose your own schedule from places like inside old tires, • ECG Tech � • Phlebotomy Tech Affordable tuition for example, and turn potential • Medical Assisting rainwater collectors like wheel- Sports • Medical Billing & barrows over so water doesn’t col- Coding lect in them. It also encourages • Medical Ofﬁ ce people to replace standing water • CNA & more in items like birdbaths twice a Center Commercial Drivers week. Replacing the water keeps photography / Maegan Burr for Tooele County License (CDL) classes mosquito eggs from hatching. Tooele Valley Mosquito Abatement District employee Dennis Workman drops Visit our 66 W. Vine St. campus People with larger bodies of larvae into a vial taken from standing water in a Lake Point horse trough Monday water that cannot be drained or afternoon. www.TATC.edu • (435) 248-1800 easily replaced — such as the owners of tanks, ponds and swimming but are particularly aggressive at was infected with West Nile and To subscribe call 882.0050 pools — are encouraged to put dusk and dawn. didn’t know it until their blood mosquito dunks in their standing “Right now, we’re finding eggs was screened after donating to a water. A mosquito dunk is a three- in buckets or any kind of contain- local blood bank. The other indi- inch ring that releases an agent er that’s been left out in the rain,” vidual was infected with a neuro- that kills mosquito larvae but is Brand said. “With the holiday invasive form of the disease and, harmless to people and animals. weekend coming up and people as of this spring, was recovering, “We’re really encouraging res- planning picnics and barbecues according to Brand. idents to go out and get those outside, residents need to watch Whitehouse estimates Tooele mosquito dunks,” said Bucky for places in their own yards where County has averaged two human Whitehouse, public informa- mosquitos can breed.” cases annually since West Nile tion officer for the Tooele County Basic protection against West detection has been available in the Health Department. “You can buy Nile involves using a bug spray county, starting in August 2006. them in any home and garden containing DEET and wearing There have yet to be any local Nitty Gritty store. They’re pretty inexpensive long sleeves and pants at dusk deaths resulting from the virus. and harmless to pets and people.” and dawn, when mosquitos are “We stress prevention because The mosquitoes found breed- out in full force. the elderly and young children ing in standing water in backyards Last year, Tooele County had infected by it tend to develop neu- are the tarsalis mosquitos, which two individuals infected with West rological issues from the virus,” can carry West Nile after hatching, Nile, both in the 50-64 age group. Whitehouse said. “Those effects according to Brand. These mos- One case was a serum conver- also tend to be long lasting.” quitoes don’t bite during the day, sion case where the individual [email protected] Dirt Band

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22 classifications, including teacher aides, cooks, secretaries, custodians, computer techni- cians, bus drivers, administrative assistants and mechanics. Under the new contract, the starting salary for classified staff will range from $9.05 per hour for a teachers aide to $17.91 for a computer technician. While there will be no across- the-board cost-of-living increases, the school district is fund- file photo / Troy Boman ing salary schedule steps, which Patsy Peek and Gina Meredith (center l-r) participate in a workshop with 58 other are upward adjustments in pay teachers at Tooele County School District office in May 2008. The school district is based on experience, for all incorporating a three-day furlough into the 2009-10 school year for all employees. employees. For example, a first-year teach- salary chart — and increased sures,” said Bob Gowans, pres- er aide made $9.05 last year. If based upon completing addi- ident of the Tooele Education that person returns to work this tional educational requirements Association. “The money saved upcoming school year, they will — horizontal “lanes” on the from the third day of the fur- be on the second step of the sal- salary chart. The effect of the lough is intended to fund the ary chart making $9.75 per hour. furlough on total pay depends step and lane increases which However, on the classified on where a teacher is on the will help soften the blow of no schedule, there are gaps in the district’s salary schedule. cost-of-living increase for most steps. They go up annually from A second-year teacher who teachers.” year one to year six, but after- made $33,009 in their first year The average teacher in the ward only take place every five will make $32,908 this upcoming district makes around $36,000 a years and stop at 16 years. school year. That’s a decrease of year, according to Gowans. Without a cost-of-living less than 1 percent. However, a “In the last few years, the dis- increase, classified staff between teacher with a master’s degree trict has hired a lot of new and Saturday July 4th pay steps will see a 1.7 percent and nine years experience who younger teachers,” said Gowans. Live in Concert drop in their pay due to the fur- made $45,227 last year would, “Which skews our average salary lough. with a 10th-year step increase, towards the lower end of the pay Tooele High School Football Field The salary schedule for teach- make $46,354 in the upcom- scale.” ers, or certified staff, will go from ing school year — a 2.5 percent The district’s administrators Tickets $5 for General Admission Bleacher Seating $33,009 to $31,793 for a begin- increase. have contracts in line with those ning teacher with a bachelor’s Teachers with more than 14 negotiated with other employ- Tickets available at Tooele City Hall and Macey’s Food & Drug. degree. At the top end of the cer- years of experience are beyond ees, according to Tooele County tified pay scale, a teacher with a the last step on the salary sched- School District Superintendent Gates will open at 7:00 p.m., concert starts at 8:00 p.m. master’s degree plus 45 credits of ule. Those teachers will realize Terry Linares. approved course work will make a 1.5 percent drop in salary this “Principals and administrators No coolers allowed. $57,128 this upcoming school year as the result of the fur- have already said that they will year compared to $58,045 last lough because they will have no also agree to the same no-cost- Fireworks after the concert! year. increase in salary due to a step of-living increase and three-day As with the classified staff, the change. furlough,” said Linares. “That For more information contact certified salary schedule includes “The first two days of the fur- will make it an across-the-board increases in pay based on experi- lough were taken to contribute agreement for all employees.” Tooele City Parks and Recreation at (435) 843-2143 ence — vertical “steps” on the to the district’s cost savings mea- [email protected] A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009 REEL TALK ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ teeters between poignancy and melodrama

s a director, if your goal backs are necessary in divulging is to make audiences cry, key plot points, but Cassavetes Adoing so with a child who MissyMiss Thompson gets carried away. is dying of cancer is the best way STAFF WRITER “My Sister’s Keeper” is told to go. The material itself needs through the eyes of Anna little more than decent actors Fitzgerald (Abigail Breslin), to pull off OK performances in whose older sister was diag- order to accomplish a tearjerker hardest things to do. nosed with cancer when she was film. Director Nick Cassavetes I was worried “My Sister’s 2 years old. Neither Kate’s moth- treads these waters between Keeper,” based on the novel by er nor father Brian (Jason Patric) heartwarming and melodramatic Jodi Picoult, would try too hard were matches for a bone marrow in “My Sister’s Keeper.” to hit audiences over the head transplant, and neither was her For the most part, “My Sister’s with its cancer message. And brother Jesse (Evan Ellingson). Keeper” ends up being heart- it does, a little bit. Cassavetes, A doctor suggested geneti- warming — and heartbreak- who penned the screenplay with cally engineering a child to be a ing — but it didn’t reduce me Jeremy Leven, however, used an guaranteed 100 percent match, to tears. That may be because interesting approach of captur- and thus Anna was born. Now, every time I felt my eyes welling ing time. as an 11-year-old, Anna seeks up, I’d write something down in The story jumps back and assistance from lawyer Campbell my notebook. However, almost forth between when Kate Alexander (Alec Baldwin) for everyone else in the theater — Fitzgerald (Sofia Vassilieva) was medical emancipation from her about 75 percent female — could diagnosed with leukemia and parents so they’ll stop relying on be heard stifling a sniffle or two. the present day. This jumping her body parts to keep Kate alive. Of course, a movie about can- becomes confusing after awhile, Sara will do anything to keep cer is going to pull at the heart especially when Kate’s mother her oldest daughter alive. This strings. Almost everyone knows Sara (Cameron Diaz) shaves causes strain on her relation- of at least one person who has her head then — in what is pre- ship with Anna and her husband or had cancer, which is why the sumed to be the next chronolog- Brian. It isn’t that Anna doesn’t main message of “My Sister’s ical scene — her blonde tresses want to keep her sister alive, Keeper” is universal: Letting are back. This may be an over- but that she was never asked photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures someone go who has come to looked continuity error, but it is to give her platelets or bone terms with death is one of the certainly distracting. The flash- marrow or anything else Kate Anna (Abigail Breslin, laying) seeks medical emancipation from her parents so as not to give more bone marrow to her needed. Through flashbacks, leukemia-stricken sister Kate (Sofia Vassilieva, sitting) in “My Sister’s Keeper.” Kate is shown in the early stages of her cancer fight before she Kate’s cancer continues to get her daughter has accepted death this might be it. Frank needed chemotherapy. The one worse, but Anna is determined and is in so much pain she is [email protected] OHLMAN thing that kept her going from to get the medical emancipa- ready to die. M Attorney at Law day to day was Taylor (Thomas tion. The judge in the case (Joan “My Sister’s Keeper” has Dekker). Taylor also had can- Cusack) wants to hear both sides heartwrenching and eye-rolling FLICK AT A GLANCE cer and he immediately caught of the story from Anna, Sara moments. At its best, it’s a beau- FREE Kate’s attention. Before long they and Kate before making a final tifully told story and at its corny Grade: B- Consultation cared deeply for each other even decision if Anna should have to times it could cause audiences to Rated: PG-13 for after Kate relapsed. Sadly, the succumb to yet another bone snicker. But, it’s not a bad movie Time: 109 minutes cancer took over Taylor before marrow transplant surgery. What by any means. If you’re looking Now playing Wills & too long. Sara doesn’t understand is that for the anti-summer blockbuster, Trusts

493 W. 400 N. Tooele are employed at Tekoi, which a resolution to approve the pro- able to work and provide, but is Tekoi includes some members of the posed amendments to the exist- all that worth it?” continued from page A1 tribe, according to Hayward. ing lease to allow for the dis- She added she’s concerned 882-4800 On May 26, the executive posal of loose waste. Lawrence about the environmental and www.schmutzmohlman.com based on the amount of waste committee of the Skull Valley Bear, chairman of the Skull health impacts the landfill may received. About eight people Band of Goshute Indians made Valley Band of Goshute Indians, pose. is strongly in favor of allowing “The PFS would be more dan- for loose waste as a means of gerous than this waste here, but ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ continued economic activity. it’s still waste,” Bullcreek said. “I’m loving it,” Bear said. To read the draft EA, access “They’re going to bring in more online at ftp.hansenallen- waste.” luce.com/outgoing and select Tooele City Margene Bullcreek, who Tekoi Draft Environmental along with Ohngo Gaudadeh Assessment.pdf. Provide com- Devia, led the opposition to the ments on the draft EA by con- proposed Private Fuel Storage tacting Wendell J. Bruce, BIA 4th of July Celebration 2009 nuclear waste storage facility on Environmental Protection the reservation, said she doesn’t Specialist, Uintah & Ouray think the amount of money Agency, P.O. Box 130, 988 South the tribe receives from Tekoi is 7500 East, Fort Duchesne, Utah worth the waste stored there. 84026, phone 435-722-4328, �� “We have this waste on our fax 435-722-2323, e-mail wen- reservation and it just seems like [email protected]. Comments it’s not ending, and all because must be submitted before close of money,” she said. “People of business July 2. �� have got to have money to be [email protected] ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ Monday – June 29 23rd Army Rock Band Saturday – July 4 Chamber of Commerce Breakfast 7:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine 7 – 8:30 am Veteran’s Memorial Park For more information contact Tooele Main & Vine Street City Parks & Recreation 843-2143 For more information contact the Tooele Chamber of Commerce 882-0690. Tuesday June 30 Karaoke Contest 7:00 am 5K Run City Park, 200 W. & Vine Run will begin on Skyline Registration will be at 7:00 am or visit 3:00 pm Open Microphone Karaoke www.tooelecity.org for registration forms 6:00 pm Karaoke Contest and information. All those wishing to participate For more information contact Karen Perry 830-7846. should Pre-register by calling Ron Baum 843-3584 9:00 am Fly over by Jets from Hill Air Force Base (approximately) photography / Maegan Burr Wednesday July 1 Magic Man Mike at City Park 9:00 am Parade 200 W. & Vine For any questions about the parade Waste Management district manager Patrick Craig shows an empty cell at the please Call Tooele City Parks & Tekoi Balefill on the Goshute Indian Reservation Tuesday morning in Skull Valley. 7:00 pm Bring your blanket or chair to enjoy a Recreation 843-2143. The landfill hopes to change its lease agreement to ensure future viability. fun ﬁlled magic show for all ages! For After Parade- Park Activities / Entertainment / Car Show more information call 843-2143. City Park, 200 W. & Vine Street Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the Thursday – July 2 Family Movie in the Park For more information about park activities / Booths contact 9:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine Tooele City Parks & Recreation For more information contact Tooele 843-2143. City parks & Recreation 843-2143 For more information on entertainment 882.0050 contact Susan Trujillo 882-5496. Friday – July 3 Car Show City Park, 200 W. & Vine Street For more information on the car show 6:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine contact Ruben or Susan Trujillo 882-5496. For more information on the Car Show 8:00 pm Bit & Spur Rodeo call Ruben or Susan Trujillo 882-5496. Deseret Peak Complex Todd Madsen Car Show will also be on July 4th. April 6, 1966 – June 30, 2004 2930 W. Highway 112 8:00 pm Tooele Bit & Spur Rodeo 8:00 pm Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Deseret Peak complex Tooele High School Football Field. Death leaves a 2930 W. Highway 12 Tickets $5 for general admission heartache no Tickets will be available at the gate, or bleacher seating. Tickets available one can heal; discount advance tickets can be at Tooele City Hall and Macey’s Food purchased at Macey’s Food & Drug, & Drug. Gates will open at 7:00 pm. Love leaves a Zacatecas Market. No coolers allowed. memory no Mutton Bustin and Wild Cow Milking for For more information contact Tooele one can steal. sign-ups call 801-661-5319 City Parks and Recreation. 843-2143 Sign-ups by June 29th. We love and Rodeo contestant sign-ups – call Broken 10:00 pm Fireworks miss you Heart Rodeo at 801-774-9509 begining Tooele High School every day. June 26th after 6:00 pm. Football Field – After concert ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ Love- Grand Marshal: the late Phil Koslowski ★ Honorary Grand Marshal: George W. Diehl Your family ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ OBITUARY A7

TUESDAY June 30, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 OBITUARIES

Dennis “Gary” Price Winifred Estaline (“Winnie”) Skaates Dennis “Gary” Price returned to the presence of his Heavenly Father’s love after having his life Winnie Skaates died Staurday, ended by cancer and complica- June 27, at the age of 88. She tions related to diabetes. He died was born on Aug. 26, 1920 to peacefully with family by his side Milton and Abbie Skaates, at on Friday, June 26, 2009. Yonkers, New York. She joined Although he has suffered with the US Army Air Corps shortly many health issues, many of after Pearl Harbor, and remained those who knew Gary came to in the service until 1946, achiev- know his humor and wit. He was ing the rank of First Lieutenant, always happy to see his family and the responsibility of com- and friends and was proud of the manding a squadron of 83 men accomplishments of his children and a few other WACs. and grandchildren. Vivacious and gregarious, Gary served a mission for The wherever Winnie went she made Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- ried. Gary and Sheryl shared Grantsville, and Hayley of Salt many friends, and kept them books at once. Taylor of Tooele and Paul Taylor day Saints in England where he many good years together. Lake City; and 11 grandchildren, throughout her life. She came to She was a member of the of New York City, and her nieces met his first wife, Patricia. After Among those who were there Corbin, Kaiden, Jared, Madison, Tooele in 2003 after a long career Tooele United Methodist Church, Dawn Baxter, of Fruitland, Idaho, honorably serving his mission, to greet him on the other side of Rosie, Steven, Gracie, Connor, in advertising with Reuben H. and a lifetime member of the Alysoun Taylor of Centerville, he married Patricia and both the veil were his parents, Grace Breeanna, Walker and Carey. Donnelly, where she led the American Legion. Ohio, and Helen Taylor of Ojai, were blessed with five children. Trease and Angus Golden “Bish” There will be an evening rollout of the national Yellow She was preceded in death by Calif. Gary served his country in the Price, his second wife, Sheryl, viewing Tuesday, June 30 from Pages program. She traveled her parents and her sister Doris A memorial service will be held National Guard. Gary drove and his beloved son, Steven. He 7-8 p.m. at the same place his throughout the country training Thompson. She is survived by at the Tooele United Methodist trucks like his dad “Bish” for a now walks with them unencum- funeral will be. Funeral ser- the Donnelly sales force to sell her sister Carolyn, of Stansbury Church on Thursday, July 2, at few years of his life until he was bered by his physical body. vices will be held in the LDS advertising in multiple telephone Park, and by her nephews Mike 11 a.m. injured at work. He learned a He is survived by his two chapel at 415 West Apple Street new trade as a draftsman and brothers, Carl (Carol) of Ogden, in Grantsville. Another viewing worked as a technical illustrator and Ron (Donna) of Payson; will be Wednesday, July 1 from at Tooele Army Depot until he four children, Corey (Amy) of 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. with the funeral John W. Arbon took medical retirement. In the Tooele, Charlotte (Shawn) of beginning at 11 a.m. years that followed, he remar- Farmington, Matt (Trista) of “Wes”

John Wesley Arbon passed away June 29, 2009 of complica- Edgar Olof “Mac” tions due to a stroke. He was born in Grantsville on McAlister Aug. 15, 1933 to William Daley Arbon and Selma Jane Madsen. Mac passed away June 18 at As a young boy, Wes learned the Mason Valley Residence in to work hard, be dependable Yerington, Nev. Services will be and get the job done. He spent at 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 7, at St. many years doing custom work Alban’s Episcopal Church in on farms for other people. He Yerington. He was preceded in and his brother, Marnel, worked death by his wife Betsy and sis- together building their cattle ters Helene McAlister and Ella herd and raising crops. Intermountain Medical Center. and Brock Arbon; Samantha, Mae McAlister Stedfeldt. He is Wes married Linda Miller on The family expresses a sincere Savannah and Spencer Tagge; survived by four children, Ann, Nov. 20, 1959; sealed as a family in thank you to the many physi- Kate and Wesley Arbon; and two Stephen, Hilary, and Bruce, and the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Aug. cians, nurses and other health- brothers, Marnel and Gary. nine grandchildren. In lieu of 19, 1981. He was active in the LDS care providers that helped Wes Funeral services will be held on flowers, the family requests a Church, holding many positions over the years. A special thanks Thursday, July 2 at 11 a.m. in the donation to your favorite char- throughout the years. He was a to Dale Renlund, M.D. and Sally Grant Stake Center, 3153 South ity, or to ARF, the Animal Rescue the Anaconda Company, leading Mason Valley Residence, where member of the Millstream Ward Brush, FNP who were models of 900 East, Salt Lake City. A view- Foundation, either through Wells a team which developed electri- he found wonderful friends, in Salt Lake City. Wes proudly compassion. ing will be held at Jenkins-Soffe Fargo Bank in Yerington or by cal detection methods for min- and remained involved in help- served his country in the U.S. The legacy Wes will leave for Mortuary, 4760 S. State Street, mail to ARF, 1112 Berney Rd., eral exploration and was credited ing protect Mason Valley water Army-stationed in Germany. his family is integrity, loyalty, on Wednesday evening from 6-8 Fallon, NV 89406-9112. as one of several primary devel- rights, local wells and agricul- In the prime of his life, Wes honesty, kindness and being a p.m. and also on Thursday prior Mac was born July 28, 1915 near opers of induced polarization, a ture from proposed reclamation was diagnosed with heart dis- good friend to all. to the services at the church Horseshoe Bend, Idaho to Seth major prospecting technique. It of the Walker River. He was a ease that led to a heart transplant Wes was preceded in death from 10-10:45 a.m. Interment: Harley and Mary Catherine (Mae) was exciting work that brought member of St. Alban’s Episcopal on March 8, 1990. The 19-year by his parents; and his sister, Grantsville City Cemetery. Erickson McAlister, and raised in him much personal satisfaction Church in Yerington. gift of life enabled him to enjoy Sharma Dohner. In lieu of flowers, the fam- American Falls. Following gradu- and many treasured friendships, Mac traveled widely in his his family, welcome grandchil- He is survived by his wife, ily suggests donations to the ation in 1939 from the University throughout a 50-year career. career and possessed an ency- dren and continue to work on his Linda; his son, Todd Jay (Tami); Perpetual Education Fund. of Idaho with a degree in min- At the close of the war, Mac clopedic knowledge of geogra- farm in Grantsville. He received daughter, Lisa (Lyle) Tagge; Online condolences may be ing engineering, he worked in met Navy lieutenant Betsy Ann phy, geology, and mining pro- wonderful medical care from the son, Wesley Mark (Chyleen); shared with the family at www. various mines around the west. Krichbaum of Upper Montclair, duction. He lived an active life Utah Cardiac Transplant Team at grandchildren: Kylie, Jake, Kade jenkins-soffe.com. During WWII, Mac joined the N.J. They were married on of physical and mental devel- U.S. Navy, where he served in March 15, 1947, enjoying near- opment and self-discipline, as the South Pacific as a Frogman ly 54 years together, living and a strong and loving father to in Underwater Demolition Team raising their family in Darwin, his children, teaching them to 7. He was awarded the Silver Star Calif.; Yerington, Nev.; Tooele; appreciate nature, encouraging Congratulations Tooele County! for his conduct during the inva- and Tucson, Ariz. Mac and their interests, giving them good There were no sales of Tobacco to underage buyers during sion of Saipan. Betsy eventually moved back to starts in life, and providing them With his naval background Yerington. and many others with wonderful Round Four checks of the Tooele County Tobacco Compliance Testing. in detection technology, he Following Betsy’s death in memories over many years. He became chief geophysicist for 2001, Mac came to live at the will be missed by all. A Big Thanks To… SMOKING JOES GOFER FOODS OF TOOELE LA HISPANIA PREMIUM OIL CHEVERON MIRASTAR JAY SERVICE John Brewer TOP STOP CHEVRON HOLLIDAY OIL Alamo. He also enjoyed keeping FLYING J INC MAVERIK COUNTRY STORE #234 track of the U.S. space program, QUALITY QUIK STOP R PLACE On Sunday, June 28, 2009, our and you could always find him WALGREENS LAKE POINT (SHELL) beloved husband, father, grand- watching the NASA channel and VINE STREET MARKET TA OPERATING CORP father and friend John Brewer talking about the seven original SOELBERGS THRIFTWAY ROUND 2 INC TEXICO peacefully left this world from astronauts. He was proud to fight FREDS SUPERMARKET MACEY’S INC his home, after a long, hard- for our country in Vietnam and ANDERSONS HANDY CORNER INC TOOELE #24 (WALKER’S) fought battle with heart disease. was an avid supporter of veter- BONUS STAR MART HOME TOWN BAKERY He was 58. ans and the soldiers fighting for ALBERTSON’S #368 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER #1440 John was born on May 4, 1951 us today in the Middle East. SANDYS SMOKE SHOP BONUS STAR MART in Rifle, Colo. and later moved John was preceded in death by GRANTSVILLE WAY STATION ASSOCIATION DELLE AUTO TRUCK STOP INC to San Antonio, Texas. He enlist- his father, a brother and a niece. Top STOP CHEVRON SILVER SAGE STATION ed in the United States Marine He is survived by his wife, Lori, 7-ELEVEN #19587 MAVERIK (TOOELE) Corp and fought valiantly for our and his children; Ricki (Jake) THOMPSONS SMOKEHOUSE STOCKTON STATION country for two years in Vietnam. Hansen, Daniel and Greg; his CLOVER CREEK MAVERIK COUNTRY STORE (GRANTSVILLE) After his service, he came to Utah mother Roberta; three brothers: where he met his sweetheart of Tom (Sharon), Terry (Penny) and We couldn’t have done it without you! 38 years, Lori Brewer. They dated John lived a fulfilling life, enjoy- Jess (Tina); two grandchildren, for five years and were married ing a good debate and expressing and several nieces and nephews. on June 15, 1976; they had just his opinion freely. He was very A celebration of his life will be celebrated their 33rd wedding personable and made friends held on Friday, July 3 at 11 a.m. at HEALTH DEPARTMENT anniversary at his passing. John easily. Growing up in Texas the LDS church located at 1000 and Lori have three children: gave him an appreciation for Ricki, Daniel and Greg, also two American history and he always grandchildren, Aubrie and Riley. marveled at the wonder of the

June Imogene Metcalf

Beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and loving friend, June Imogene Metcalf has left her loving family and friends by her recent passing on June 24, 2009. She is survived by her daughters, Cheryl Burgess (husband Peter Burgess) Diann Lewis (husband David Lewis) and Susan Brennan (husband Thomas Brennan). She also leaves behind her grandchildren Ian, Sara, and Paige Lewis, Meredith, Craig and Noli Brennan, Benjamin Josh and Seth Hanson. June had three great-grandchildren, Hunter be forgotten by those who loved and Gracie Lewis and Paitynn her and will be forever missed. Gederberg. June was preceded in Graveside services will be held death by her adored son, Craig, on Wednesday July 1, 2009 at 1 her mother and father, Seth and p.m. in the Tooele City Cemetery. Erma Cole and two brothers, There will be no viewing. Seth and Wendell. June will never A8 BULLETIN BOARD

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009 The Bulletin Board

Everton FC for those who purchase fire- Days held on Saturday, Aug. 15. The Tooele works from us. We are open for business Stansbury Community Association from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. starting through is booking entertainment for the 35th Food drop Sunday, July 5. Annual Stansbury Days Celebration. The Utah Food Bank will be sponsoring Please reach out to the board at spcabo a food drop on July 10 at Deseret Peak [email protected] or Stacey from 8 a.m. until the food is all distrib- Grantsville Smith at 435-850-1044 if you or your uted. Sign ups begin at 7 a.m. Please team, group or club have any interest in remember to bring your driver’s license. Little Miss Grantsville performing between the hours of 12:30 If you have questions call Carrie at 843- Little Miss Grantsville will be held July and 5 p.m. or if you have any additional 7667. 3 at 2 p.m. at the GHS auditorium. questions or to request further informa- Seventeen girls are participating in the tion. Miss Tooele County pageant event. Admission is $2. Applications are now being accepted for the Miss Tooele County Scholarship Fourth of July festivities Erda Pageant that is scheduled for July 18 at The Grantsville 4th of July festivities 7:30 p.m. at Deseret Peak Complex. There will begin with the flag raising at the Erda Days will be $3,500 in scholarships awarded. Grantsville Fire Department at 8 a.m. Erda Days will be held July 17-18. Dinner Candidates will be judged on private and the parade will start at 11 a.m. and will be Friday night at 6:30 p.m., $6 interview, talent, on stage questions, the park festivities will start promptly per plate, 16 and older. The parade on evening wear, physical fitness and over- after the parade at 12:30 p.m. If you Saturday starts at 10 a.m. on Erda Way. all composite. Candidates must have a have questions or parade entries, please The car show on Saturday is at 1 p.m. high school diploma, or equivalent and direct all questions to Jason Duhon 435- at the church parking lot. Activities will photo courtesy of Bit and Spur be no older than 23 and must be single 830-9714. start at the ballpark at noon. A silent The Tooele Junior Bit & Spur Princess Contest was held May 9. Each girl was judged on their and never been married. The deadline auction and raffle will be at 4 p.m. riding performance, poise, attitude and ability to give a speech. This year they did a figure-eight for all applications, pictures and paper- Grantsville irrigation pattern and gave speeches comparing cowgirls of today with those of 1946. Pictured are (l-r): First work is July 7 at noon. Young women The Board has issued three regular agri- Attendant Mackenzie Scott, Princess Courtney Koford, Junior Princess Shalee Condit, and Junior interested in participating this pageant cultural turns. Metered users are allot- Ophir First Attendant Alyssa Imlay. should contact Cheryl Adams, as soon ted 250,000 gallons per share. Please as possible at the County Commission be aware, if arrangements have not Ophir Day vendors 1st Street, Tooele and Wendover High Office during the day by calling 843- been made for extra shares, a fee will Ophir Day celebration will be held on Schools School, 110 Wildcat Blvd., Wendover. 3150 , or call her cell at 830-6989. be assessed based on the overage. Non- Saturday, Aug. 1. Vendors are needed. Meals will be available to adults also, metered users follow these rules: no If interested, contact Scott at (435) 224- GHS class of ’79 — 30th reunion lunch $2.75 and breakfast $1.35. Adults Little Miss Pageant water more than 1.5 hours each spot, 4904. The GHS Class of 1979 is planning a are not permitted to eat off children’s The Little Miss Tooele County Pageant weekly usage eight hours maximum, no 30th reunion with our classmates. Mark trays. will be held Saturday, July 18 at 10 a.m. open hoses, no water between 10 a.m. your calendars for Oct. 16 and 17. This at the Deseret Peak Complex. Girls must and 6 p.m. Deseret Peak is homecoming weekend for GHS. More be residents of Tooele County to enter. details will come later, but for now we’re Education Categories: Tiny Miss for ages 3-6, Little Miss Grantsville pageant Aquatic center anniversary recruiting helpers and we need you. We Miss for ages 7-9 and Junior Miss for The 2009 Miss Grantsville Scholarship Deseret Peak’s Aquatic Center anniver- are in the process of gathering names Adults learn to drive ages 10-12. If your daughter is inter- Pageant will be held on July 3 at sary will be held Saturday, July 11 from and addresses of all our classmates. If A driver education course for adults ested in being a contestant please con- Grantsville High School. Doors will open noon to 8 p.m. There will be games, you would like to help, please contact 18 and over will begin Tuesday, July tact Shauna Statham at 435-840-3111 at 5:30 p.m. Admission is $4 for adults food and prizes. Call 843-4035 for more Ranae Williams Peck at 801-278-0142 16, 6-9 p.m., at the center. The class or e-mail at littlemisstooelecounty@h or $2 for students and senior citizen. information. or Melodi Millward Gochis at 435-882- includes 18 hours of classroom instruc- otmail.com. You can go to the Tooele Questions, please call Grantsville City 2017. tion and 12 hours of driving and obser- County Fair Web sit, www.tooelefair.com (Jolene, Kristy, or Jeri) at 884-3411 or Teri Pool party vation. Register from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 to download the registration form. The Critchlow at 830-8090. We hope to see all A pool party will be held at Deseret Peak Johnsen Jr. High School p.m. The cost is $180 (current students entry deadline is Wednesday, July 8. of you there. Complex on July 3 at 8 p.m. Cost is $2 Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School’s reg- receive a $65 discount). Pre-registration and can of food. Over 2,000 people and istration dates are as follows: Aug. 11 — is required. Mercur reunion Names of veterans needed DJ in attendance. seventh grade, Aug. 12 — eighth grade, The Mercur Employees Reunion will be The Grantsville Business Alliance is Aug. 13 — new students. The first day Concealed weapons permit classes held July 18 the Ophir Park. The park requesting names of all past and pres- Tooele County Fair Vendors of school is Aug. 24. Our summer office Concealed weapons permit classes for is reserved from noon until 11 a.m. the ent Grantsville veterans or serving mili- Vendor wanted for the Tooele County hours are: Monday through Thursday $35 will be held near Stockton July 11 next morning for those that may want tary to honor at the 4th of July parade Fair. We are accepting non-food vendors from 8 a.m. to noon. and Aug. 15. Also a ladies-only pistol to camp. There will be a Dutch oven on our float. Request you call 435-830- selling both commercial and home- orientation (NRA first steps). Call 435- dinner catered at 6 p.m. If you want to 4150 (Jill) or 435-249-0540 (Jill or Chris) made items. Visit www.tooelefair.com ACT Boot Camp 843-7954 for details. participate in the dinner, please send with name, service entity (Navy, Army, for an application or call 435-843-4020 Do you want to ace the ACT Test? Sign up $15 per person before July 1 (so food Marine) and dates. We are also looking for more info. The Tooele County Fair for the ACT Boot Camp, taught by quali- Adult Education can be ordered) to: Theron Taylor, P.O. for veterans who would honor us and is at the Deseret Peak Complex, July fied Instructors. Class will be located in Get your high school diploma this year. Box 11, Stockton, UT 84071. Call Theron ride in the parade on the float. 30- Aug. 1. Tooele on Aug. 10 and 11. Includes the All classes required for a high school or Carrie for questions at 435-840-3146 ACT Boot Camp and ACT practice test, diploma, adult basic education, GED or e-mail to: tctaylor@wirelessbeehive. Volunteers needed all for $119. Price includes a textbook preparation, word processing, driv- com. Stansbury Park The County Fair 5K race will be held for additional personal study. For more ers’ education and English as a second Saturday, Aug. 1 at 7:30 a.m. Volunteers information or to register, call Susan language are available. Register now Softball DUP jubilee are needed to help on race day. Contact Taggart at 833-9585 or e-mail tagalong to graduate — just $35 per semester. No commitment softball every Tuesday Daughters of the Utah Pioneers annual Darrin Cook at 849-3074 for more infor- [email protected]. the class will Located at 76 S. 1000 West. Call 833- morning at 8 a.m. at Deseret Peak jubilee will be held at Benson Grist Mill mation. be limited in size, early registration is 1994. Adult Education classes are for Complex, southeast corner. You have on July 11 at 10 a.m. recommended. Registration ends July 6. students 18 and over. new teammates each week and can play on any Tuesday you can. Any questions Soccer club registration Library THS class of ‘64 — 45th reunion English as a second language call Mike at 602-826-9471. Stansbury Soccer Club Recreation reg- On Aug. 14 there will be a social at ESOL conversational classes are held istration sign-up event will be held Tooele City activities the Benchmark Village Condominiums Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run Saturday, July 11 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 Movies @ your Tooele City Library are Clubhouse. On Aug. 15 a golf tournament ESOL students may also come anytime The Tooele July 4 race begins at 8:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse library. For info scheduled on the following days: on July at the Links at Overlake and that evening the center is open for Individualized a.m. near the LDS church at 777 East or to sign up visit www.stansburysoccer. 1 at 3 p.m. our movie will be an animat- a dinner and social at the Eagle’s Nest. study. Registration is $35 per semester. Skyline Drive. Runners are urged to com or phone 843-7512 or 224-2174. ed karate film. This movie is rated PG. Any classmates that have not received sign up in advance at Macey’s, Century The movie on July 7 at 4 p.m. will be a an e-mail or a letter from the commit- Summer school hours 21, or Prudential. A registration form Cheerleading program fun comedy. This movie is rated PG. And tee, please call Nancy at 435-882-4431 Summer school will be held through is online at TooeleCity.org. Mail with The new Stansbury Stallions cheerlead- July 16 at 11 a.m. will be a sing-a-long or John at 801-564-8845 or Frank at 435- Sept. 2 on Tuesday and Wednesday check to Kiwanis, P.O. Box 1122, Tooele. ing program is holding cheerleading cartoon and for preschool children. Be 840-0691 for more details. from 5-9 p.m. An ESL class will be held Registration on July 4 at the church signups Thursday, July 9 at Stansbury sure to watch the movie, and then read Tuesday and Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. beginning at 7 a.m. A drawing will be Clubhouse 7-9 p.m. Ages 5-14. Program the book. At 11:45 a.m. on July 2 will be 4 & 5-year-old classes now enrolling held for a guaranteed entry to St. George includes cheering for the Stallions, an instrument parade. Bring your instru- Is your child ready for kindergarten but Marathon. Contact Karen Perry at 435- parades and competitions. We’re the ment if you have one, if you do not have not old enough? We have a solution for Arts 830-7846 or [email protected]. previous owners of Tooele Youth Cheer one, we will supply one for you. Don’t you. We now offer a pre/k 5 year old and Utah All Starz. Call us at 843-0199. forget our karaoke night is rap music on class. The cost is $2,000 per year and Fridays on Vine: Tooele County Pet parade July 2 at 6 p.m. The library will be closed will be Monday-Thursday from noon Choral Society & Phat Boyz Bring your pet and join our entry in Triathlon Saturday, July 4 for Independence Day to 3 p.m. All children must be 5 by Jan. The Tooele County Choral Society and the Fourth of July parade. We will meet The Stansbury Days Triathlon will take and Friday, July 24 for Pioneer Day. 1 and be able to pass an assessment. the Phat Boyz will perform at Fridays at the store at 7:30 a.m. on July 4 for place on Aug. 15 at 7:30 a.m. Registration Space is limited, if interested please call on Vine concert series on Friday, July free breakfast and decorations to dress is open until full. For registration form Rewards for reading St. Marguerite’s Catholic School at 882- 10 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele City Park (55 your pets. All pets welcome. Call or visit and more information visit www.stans- The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, 0081 or stop by the school office. N. 200 W.) The Tooele County Choral Rockstar Pets for details, 882-6333 or 762 burycommunity.org/stansburydays/tri- Grantsville, is participating in the Utah Society is a 20-member choir that has N. Main Street, Tooele. athlon.htm. State Fair, “Read and Win Program,” TJHS summer hours been together for four years. They per- open to children who are between the Tooele Junior High School’s sum- form a wide variety of music including THS yearbooks Community yard sale ages of 6-12 as of Sept. 1, 2009. All chil- mer hours at 8 a.m. to noon Monday patriotic, inspirational, jazz, and comi- We are attempting to assemble five full The Stansbury Park Community dren who read 10 books and return their through Thursday. Closed Friday. Closed cal numbers. The Phat Boyz perform sets of yearbooks from the beginning Association is hosting a community completed Reading Record Forms by Thursday, July 2 and Thursday, July 23. a great variety of soft rock from the of Tooele High School through 2009. yard sale for all residents on Saturday, July 23 will receive one free gate entry ’70, ’80s and ’90s. Members include: Ed If you have any yearbooks you do not July 11. Our volunteer firefighters will pass to the Fair, one ribbon bookmark, Registration for 09-10 Barnett, Ralph Feanus, Tommy Derrick, want, drop them off at one of the follow- also be cooking up breakfast to raise one coupon for a free regular drink, Registration for 09-10 school year: Aug. John P., and Brad Bosen. Fridays on Vine ing locations: Tooele Pioneer Museum, funds for their station. Bring things to and one coupon for a free ride, both 12 for seventh grade and Aug. 13 for are sponsored by the Tooele City Arts Tooele High School, Tooele Senior sell and money to buy! Start time is coupons redeemable at the Fair. The eighth grade. Back-to-school night for Council and will be offered throughout Center, Tooele City Library or Tooele 8 a.m. but if your bringing your yard Reading Record Forms are available in Tooele Jr. High parents and students the summer. A full concert listing can be Valley Railroad Museum. For any ques- sale items I would suggest setting up the library (located in Grantsville City is Thursday, Aug. 20. TJHS Community viewed at www.tooelecity.org. For more tions call Mike Shuler (602) 826-9471. between 7-8 a.m.. Location: It will be Hall) and on the Bookmobile. For addi- Council invites all parents to join us information please call the Tooele City in the grassy areas and parking lots sur- tional information, call 884-3703. at our next meeting on Aug. 20, dur- Arts Council at 843-2142. Ute football signups rounding just off of Stansbury Parkway ing Back-to-school night. School begins Tooele Ute Football signups for all ages (by the Millpond Spa and Improvement Summer reading Monday, Aug. 24. Arts in the Park 8-14 will be held at Tooele High School District office). Be sure to keep the area This year’s annual Summer Reading The Tooele City Arts Council is sponsor- on July 9 from 6-8 p.m., and July 18 clear so traffic can get through to the Program theme is “Be Creative at your Summer food service program ing Arts in the Park for children 6 years from 8-11 a.m. If you are a new player to spa and the parks. Suggested parking library.” The Tooele City Library is look- The Tooele County School District and older this summer. A wide variety of Tooele please bring a copy of your birth for shoppers and for sellers once there ing for local artists to display their work announces the sponsorship of the art projects will be offered on Thursdays certificate. Cost is $180. If you have any stuff is set up would be in the spaces by during June. We can display some pot- Summer Food Service Program. Free throughout the summer for only $2 a questions or concerns please call Sherie the playground and skate park. Contact tery, paintings, drawings, and photog- meals will be made available to all chil- project. Art in the Park will be held at the at 435-850-8597 or 435-882-5656. Matt Bell 801-201-1188 with questions. raphy. All artwork must follow specific dren through at 18 will run until Aug. 14, Swimming Pool Park. Pre-registration is guidelines. For more information con- except for July 24. Breakfast will be served required. View a complete class listing TC United fireworks fundraiser Summer library program tact the Tooele City Library, 128 West from 8-9 a.m. and lunch from 12-1 p.m. Five TC United teams that will be selling The Stansbury Park Community Library Vine Street, Tooele or call 435-882-2182 Locations: Harris Elementary, 251 North SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ fireworks as a fundraiser to earn money is holding its Summer Reading Program ask for Sharon or Malissa. for soccer camps and soccer tourna- “Be Creative” on Wednesdays from 4-5 ments in the Wal-Mart parking on the p.m. at the Clubhouse. We also have a Weekly story time east end toward Wingers. We know you special story writing group for ages 10 Remember children’s story time every BULLETIN BOARD POLICY have a choice in where you purchase and up on Tuesdays from 4-5 p.m. We Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at your pyro entertainment. However, we will be writing our own stories in this crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check would like the opportunity to earn your group. Come for fun, games, treats and with the library for any special story 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “T he Bulletin business. Please come check it out and great books. More info is now posted on times or other special events. For more Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit tell all your friends the only place in the library door or you can call Jessica information on these and other library organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. town to get their pyro fix is from the (435)843-1918 or Cindy 882-6188. programs, check our Web site tooelec- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot TNT tent in the Wal Mart parking lot. ity.org/tcl/library.html, call 435-882- guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement We will be giving away four tickets to Entertainment needed 2182, or visit us at 128 West Vine Street, please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered the MSL All Star game on July 29 against Entertainment is needed for Stansbury Tooele. no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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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 6:02 a.m. 9:04 p.m. 9 9 9 9 Thursday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. 8 8 8 Friday 6:03 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Saturday 6:04 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Sunday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Monday 6:05 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:06 a.m. 9:02 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 4:22 p.m. 1:41 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 5:26 p.m. 2:12 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 6:27 p.m. 2:48 a.m. Saturday 7:23 p.m. 3:30 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 8:12 p.m. 4:19 a.m. Statistics for the week ending June 29. Intervals of clouds and Mostly cloudy; An afternoon After a cloudy start, Monday 8:54 p.m. 5:13 a.m. Sun and clouds Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 9:30 p.m. 6:12 a.m. sunshine thunderstorms at night thunderstorm possible sun returns High/Low past week 91/53 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 86/58 87 63 87 64 85 62 87 64 89 61 86 57 86 55 Average temp past week 71.3 Normal average temp past week 72.3 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 7 July 15 July 21 July 28 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 86 90 85 91 Wednesday night’s lows and 76 77 79 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 Wednesday’s highs. 66 66 UTAH WEATHER 53 57 55 60 57 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 88/50 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 94/66 Knolls Clive Lake Point 86/55 92/68 90/67 90/66 10.83 11.06 Ogden Stansbury Park 88/63 Erda 90/66 2.41 Vernal Grantsville 89/65 Pine Canyon 0.93 Salt Lake City 88/57 90/66 78/55 0.14 0.15 Tooele 88/66 Bauer 87/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 86/62 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 87/63 88/56 89/60 Stockton Pollen Index Price 86/62 89/62 High Nephi Rush Valley 86/58 85/61 Ophir Moderate 77/55 Low Delta Manti Absent 92/62 86/58 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 95/68 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 87/62 88/59 Moab 88/58 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 95/68 Beaver 94/68 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 87/58 Ibapah 84/58 24-hour 90/57 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.06 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 88/56 88/60 at Grantsville 1.40 -0.02 102/74 Kanab 90/62 Eureka 82/57 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.89

sonal invitation to join us for ser- bingo with the Eagles at the 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. Contact Bulletin vices at Bible Baptist Church, 286 pavilion. Everyone is invited. Debbie Winn at 224-2046 or continued from page A8 N. Seventh St., Tooele. Sunday Sandy Critchlow at 830-6657 to school at 10 a.m., Sunday morn- become a member. Kiwanis is at www.tooelecity.org. For more ing service 11 a.m., Sunday Groups dedicated to help the children. information contact Terra at 843- evening service 6 p.m. and a Sewing guild Mark your Calendars... 2142 or at [email protected]. Wednesday evening service 7 The Tooele neighborhood group Veterans p.m. For information call 882- will be holding their monthly 4-H craze 7182. Nursery provided and rides meeting on Wednesday, July 8 Rosewood Dental Associates Tooele City Parks and Recreation available. in the conference room of the VA benefits and Tooele County 4-H program Dino Genco from the American patient appreciation night extension office beginning at are offering CRAZE-Summer Legion, Salt Lake City will be in 9:30 a.m. We will be making Friday, July 17 th • 6:00 - 9:oopm Adventures for kids 6 years old Charity your area to assist individual travel pillowcases to be donated and older again this summer. veterans in understanding and Tooele County Complex Swimming Pool to the Ronald McDonald House. Adventures will be held at the applying for VA benefits. This Country store donations Anyone who is interested is invit- Swimming Pool Park on Tuesdays Rocky Mountain Care Center is a free service to all veterans. Free t-shirts & snowcones ed to participate with us in this throughout the summer. Each requests donations for our Dino will be at the Department drawings will take place project. We ask that each person Lots of week will have a new and fun Country Store of knick-knacks, of Workforce Services center 305 bring their own supplies. Those every 15 minutes theme. You can choose between jewelry, toiletries, etc. to be used N. Main Street, Wednesday, July who would like to participate (i-pods, sonicare toothbrushes, fun! morning or afternoon sessions. as prizes for resident games. Also, 8 from noon to 1 p.m. Please please call Geri Thomas at 882- Wii’s, flat screen tv, etc. The cost is $10 per adventure. volunteers are needed for a vari- bring the following documents 3487 for a supply list. Bring any Pre-registration is required. View ety of activities to enhance the so that we may better serve you: show and tell you have and invite a complete class listing at www. quality of life for our residents. DD form 214, marriage/divorce All Rosewood dental associates a friend to come with you. patients are invited - watch your tooelecity.org. For more infor- papers, birth/adoption/death mail, tickets will becoming! mation contact Terra at 843-2142 Food pantry certificates and children’s social or at [email protected]. The First Baptist Church in Cub Scout Roundtable security numbers. If you are Tooele is offering a clothing Join us for fun and fellowship going to be in Salt Lake City and Field trip Fridays closet and emergency food related to the Cub Scout theme- would like to meet with Dino Tooele City Parks and Recreation pantry to meet the needs of Fun in the Sun. We have classes call 801-326-2380 to set up an and Tooele County 4-H program our community. Anyone with for each type of Cub Scout leader appointment or for questions are offering Field Trip Fridays for clothing needs is welcome. position. There are also oppor- that can not wait call 800-827- youth ages 8 years and older on Baby foods are now available. tunities for sharing ideas and 1000. Fridays throughout the summer. The food pantry is available activities with leaders from other Groups will be exploring many for emergency needs. Hours of packs. Your CPR cards will be new places including Antelope operation are Saturdays from given out from last month’s free Seniors Island, the Clark Planetarium, 10 a.m. to noon. We are located CPR training. We will have infor- and more. Field trips will begin at 580 S. Main St. For informa- mation on upcoming district and Tooele seniors at 9 a.m. and the youth will tion call 882-2048. council activities and trainings, Friday night dinners will resume return at 4 p.m. The cost is $25 including Emergency 911 Cub in September. Friday night danc- per field trip. Youth must provide Donations needed Day in August, Outdoor Skills for ing 6-8 p.m.: We need volunteers a sack lunch, and everything else The Tooele Church of Christ Webelos Leader Training and Den who are interested in ceramics, is included. Pre-registration is is accepting donations for the Chief Training in September. Cub call Tony Busico at 882-2870. The required, and space is limited. Women’s Shelter. They need Scout Roundtable is Thursday, center is for the enjoyment of all View a complete class listing at women’s socks and children’s July 2, 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele senior citizens 55 years and up. www.tooelecity.org. For more clothing. Please help. 882-4642, Wigwam, just south of Gofer’s, information contact Terra at 843- 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. turn left at the worms sing. Senior Circle 2142 or at [email protected]. Be part of the circle and join your Diabetes support group senior friends! You only have to Moose Lodge The Tooele Diabetes Support be 50 and the cost is $15 per Churches Group will be taking a break year. Enjoy discounts, benefits, Four person golf scramble until October. On July 16 at 6 health information, and social Tooele Christian Fellowship Moose Lodge will be hosting a p.m. there will be a free work- activities. To make reservations We invite you to our services golf scramble on Sunday, July shop on dealing with diabetes for events, call 843-3690. Friday, where you’ll receive a warm wel- 12. The scramble will be held at at the Tooele County Health July 3 — breakfast buddies 9 a.m. come by sincere, down-home Tooele Oquirrh Hills GC with an Department. Space is limited so at Jim’s Restaurant, Dutch treat. country folks. Sunday School 8:30 a.m. shot-gun start. Lunch call early to RSVP at 1-877-532- Wednesday, July 8 — wellness starts at 10 a.m. with the morn- will be served after the scramble 4545. If anyone has suggestions supper with Dr. Strindberg dis- ing service at 11 a.m. We are at the lodge. Come and enjoy the on things they would like to do cussing varicose veins and new located at 600 North Industrial fun and win lots of prizes. Sign- at support group or on the time procedures, 5 p.m. at MWMC, Loop Road. Take 200 North (Utah up at the lodge. held or where to hold it please reservations required. Thursday, Ave.) west for 3.4 miles and turn call 882-5671, 882-5577 or 843- July 9 — bingo, indoor ––––pic- left, first building on the left. For Saturday night dinners 9787. Have a good summer. nic potluck, bring picnic dish to information call 435-224-3392. Saturday night rib-eye steak and share, 5 p.m. at MWMC, RSVP’s Child care available. salmon dinners. Members get Tooele Autism Group (TAG) mandatory, space limited. a free dinner in their birthday Please join us on Tuesday, July Thursday, July 16 — day trip to The Lighthouse month. 7, at 7 p.m. at England Acres American West Heritage Center/ Calvary Chapel Tooele is pres- Park (400 E. 910 N.) for a family Logan, $40 includes lunch and ently meeting at the Best Western summer BBQ. Bring your meat transportation due July 10. Hotel on Main Street in Tooele. Eagles of choice, drinks, plates and We meet on Sunday at 11 a.m. utensils. We will supply the BBQ Grantsville seniors and extend an invitation for you Auxiliary meeting changed and other goods. To entertain Health checks: hearing clinic on to join with us as we worship in The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary’s the kids, we ask that you bring July 7 from 9 a.m. to noon.; blood song and study of God’s Word. first meeting in July will be on Frisbees, bikes and a large bottle pressure every Thursday from 11 Child care available. Monday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. due of bubbles. a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; nutrition class to the national convention on July 15 at 1 p.m. in Tooele only; Messianic Congregation July 13. Help for gardeners diabetic class July 16 at 1 p.m., The Brit Ammi Messianic The USU Master Gardeners you need to sign up; foot clinic Congregation meets every Friday night steaks are available to help with July 28 at 1 :30 p.m. Call 882-2870 Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Steaks will be served on Friday, your gardening problems. The ext. 125 or 126 for an appoint- Main, in Tooele. Join us for praise, July 3. Steak, halibut and shrimp “Diagnostic Clinic” is available ment. Center board’s yard sale Torah (Bible) study, and fellow- dinners will be served from 6:30- from 3-6 p.m. every Wednesday will be held Friday, July 10 from ship as we study the Hebrew 8:30 p.m. Members and guests through September at the County 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring donations foundation of our Christian invited. Extension office, 151 N. Main St., after 8 a.m. the day of the sale. faith. For more information call Tooele. Wendover trip on Friday, July 17. 843-5444. 4th of July activities Cost is $18 and the van leaves at Come to the parade and see the Kiwanis meetings 8:45 a.m. Pickup in Lake Point at Bible Baptist Church Eagles float entry and go to the Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Please consider this your per- park and have lunch and play noon for a luncheon at Tracks, A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Ute football signups Tooele Ute Football signups for all ages 8-14 will be held at Tooele High School on July 9 from 6-8 p.m., and July 18 from 8-11 a.m. If you are a new player to Tooele please bring a copy of your birth certificate. Cost is $180. If you have any questions or concerns please call Sherie at 435-850- 8597 or 435-882-5656. THS softball Tooele High softball is holding workouts for all students interested in playing softball next year at THS. Workouts will be each Wednesday night from 7-9 p.m. in the THS small gym until July 22. Emphasis will be on teaching and practicing fundamental offensive and defensive skills. Call Steve Snow at 775-224-2402 or Mike Mendenhall at 435-840-3340 for more information. Dusk to Dawn tennis The annual Grandma Bernadine’s Dusk to Dawn tennis tournament will be held on July 3 at the Grantsville High School tennis courts. Twilight Tennis for ages 13 and under will begin at 4 p.m. Dusk-to-Dawn play for ages 14 and older will begin at 7 p.m. Cost for Twilight Tennis will be $5 an cost for Dusk-to-Dawn tennis photography / Maegan Burr will be $10. All proceeds will be Johnny Gullo’s car No. 6 begins to smoke after colliding with Russ Slater’s No. 42 Friday night at the Deseret Peak Demolition Derby. Gullo, of West Haven, won the top prize of $2,000. donated to the Utah Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Ray Barrus 5K Grantsville’s annual Ray Barrus Memorial 5K race will be held Weber duo outlasts local drivers at derby July 4. Runners can register at Grantsville City Hall, 429 E. Main by Mark Watson not sit well with Zeb Hansen who possible and run head on into St., the home of Brad Sutton, 282 SPORTS EDITOR was voted “most aggressive driv- Slater. The metal in the front of S. Cooley St. or online at www. er” at the event to win $1,000. Slater’s car crumpled up so much raybarrusmemorialrace.wordpress. Thirteen of the 16 entries in “They sandbag,” Hansen said that Slater could not see out his com. The 12-under one-mile starts the Deseret Peak Demolition of the Weber County rivals. front windshield. at 7:30 a.m. and the 5K run starts at 8 a.m. Bus pick up will begin Derby on Friday night were from “They just don’t hit as much as After about the fifth head-on 30 minutes prior to each race. Tooele County, but the top two the other cars and they are pretty collision. Slater took his flag and Participants are encouraged to get finishers were not. smart drivers,” he said. “When threw it back at Gullo to concede their race numbers on Friday, July In the final heat the last two you go to hit them they turn the derby. 3 at Williams Family Drug, 124 drivers still moving were Johnny their cars so you face the driver’s “If you have to get beat it might W. Main St. between 6 p.m. and Gullo of West Haven and Russ door.” It’s illegal to hit the driver’s as well be by one of your best 9 p.m. Number pick up will also Slater from Slaterville. Both were door. friends and high school buddy,” begin at 6:30 a.m. at the corner close friends in high school in “I wish all the Tooele guys Slater said. “I could hear him of Cherry and Quirk Streets, which Weber County and according to would have teamed up on them, keep coming at me, but I couldn’t is also the bus pick up for the Slater, he taught Gullo everything but the Tooele guys have their see him. I threw the flag so he runners. Awards presentation and he knows. own feuds going on,” Hansen would quit hitting me.” prizes will follow the race. For more This time, however, Gullo won said. Gullo said his car was built to information or to pre-register call the top prize of $2,000 with Slater Gullo and Slater did not look win and he did learn most of his Brad Sutton at 884-5522. in second to win $1,200 and like the best of friends when technique over the years from Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run Michael Evans of Tooele in third they were the last two still mov- Slater. to grab $700. ing in the arena at Deseret Peak Prior to the event a couple of The Tooele July 4 race begins at photography / Maegan Burr The fact that somebody from Complex. 8:30 a.m. near the LDS church at Cody Wing runs from his burning car Friday night at the Deseret Peak Demolition Tooele County did not win did Gullo would back up as far as SEE DERBY PAGE A11 ➤ 777 East Skyline Drive. Runners Derby. Sixteen drivers competed in the derby. are urged to sign up in advance at Macey’s, Century 21 or Prudential. A registration form is on TooeleCity. org Web site. Mail with check to Kiwanis, P.O. Box 1122, Tooele. Registration on July 4 at the church beginning at 7 a.m. A drawing will Prep teams hone basketball skills at BYU camp be held for a guaranteed entry to St. George Marathon. Contact by Jake Gordon Harris has his team entered into opened up with a win. Playing Even though Stansbury is a way to bounce back. A tight Karen Perry at 435-830-7846 or STAFF WRITER as many camps as possible. against Sinagua High School behind a learning curve being a loss to Bountiful as their final e-mail [email protected]. In fact, the BYU camp was from Flagstaff, Ariz., the Stallions new high school, coach Harris is group-play game helped build Soccer fundraiser Even though high school bas- their fourth of the offseason as won their first-round game but seeing progress at every camp. the team’s confidence which car- ketball doesn’t start up until the they have attended two camps then fell in their next matchup “I am happy with the off-sea- ried over to tournament play on There are five TC United Teams winter, all three Tooele Valley in Payson and another one at the against a talented Logan squad. son so far,” Harris said. “The Saturday. that will be selling fireworks as high schools participated in University of Utah. “We need to Stansbury has plenty of tal- players are working out hard “We led Bountiful with 30 sec- a fundraiser to earn money for Brigham Young University’s high maximize the kids’ opportunities ent on their team, starting with this summer, waking up early for onds remaining,” said Grantsville soccer camps and soccer tourna- school basketball camp to hone so that they can play the way we Reggie Roberts. Roberts has the workouts in the gym. They have a head coach Shane Heath. “Even ments in the Wal-Mart parking lot their skills for the upcoming sea- want them to,” Harris said. ability to hit the outside jumper lot of enthusiasm for the game.” though we lost that game, the located near Wingers. We know people have a choice in where they son. For many of the Stansbury or 3-point bomb or can drive the For Grantsville and the close- confidence we earned help us purchase their pyro entertainment. Grantsville, Tooele and players it is their first chance to lane and get to the basket quick- knit players on the basketball win a couple games later.” However, we would like the oppor- Stansbury all took teams down play in a league as organized as ly. With the outside presence of team, staying and playing togeth- They opened up their tour- tunity to earn their business, said to Provo starting Thursday and high school basketball and there Roberts, Ty Barton is the inside er at a basketball camp is noth- nament with a win over 1A youth soccer coach Casey Walker. finished up on Saturday. During is always something to learn. presence for Stansbury. ing new or out of the ordinary. champ Escalante and just kept We want people to check it out and the camp the teams faced com- “In high school ball you have “We are fortunate to have an Most of the players already hang on rolling over Park City and tell all their friends the only place in petition from the top teams in to prepare more for your oppo- experienced player like Reggie out together off the court and then Timpanogos. The win over town to get their pyro fix is from the the state and even a handful of nent,” Harris said. “They will also (Roberts) on our team,” Harris that relationship on the court is Timpanogos sent the Cowboys TNT tent in the Wal-Mart parking teams from outside the state. have other teams scouting them, said. “Ty Barton had a great game visible. into a semi-final matchup with lot. Those who purchase fireworks Stansbury has the unenvi- which will be a new experience.” against Timpview and will be a Even when the Cowboys were 5A Syracuse. will get a chance to win four tickets able task of starting a basketball During the BYU camp this force down low and even has struggling with defensive pres- “Timpanogos was a tall team to the MSL All-Star game on July 29 team from scratch as a new high weekend, tournament play start- the ability to step outside for a sure applied from other teams against Everton FC. The booth will school coming in but coach Ryan ed on Saturday and Stansbury jumper.” early in group play, they found SEE CAMP PAGE A12 ➤ be open for business from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. now through July 5. Grantsville Ute Conference FROM THE SIDELINES The Grantsville Ute Conference youth football signups will be held on July 11 and July 18 from 10 Owlz fans hoot as Orem stages victory in Pioneer League a.m. to noon at Grantsville High School. hen the first two or Saturday night was the first And there is another cheerlead- bottom of the ninth and excite- three options for a official game of the year at Brent ing-promotion-pitch-man run- ment mounted as the lead-off Softball league WSaturday night don’t Brown Ball Park after Friday’s ning around the stadium in a hitter singled in the ninth. A softball league is available for work out there’s always minor Mark Watson scheduled home opener was wooden barrel. He orchestrates Runners advanced to second players on Tuesday mornings this league baseball. SPORTS EDITOR rained out. Official attendance various types of competitions and third, but there were two summer at Deseret Peak Complex. I’m not talking about teams was 2,251 so there were plenty between fans for various prizes outs and two strikes on Orem Games are held each Tuesday at with players ranging in age from of good seats available for the between innings. A few of the designated hitter Justin Bass 8 a.m. There are no set teams so 8 to 11 years old — but minor whooping price of $4 each; fans pay attention to the guy, as he stood at the plate. Bass players are on a different team league professional baseball. never attended a game at Brent programs cost $1. I think a fan but most fans try to ignore him. came through with a shot to the each week. Players also do not Because my brother and Brown Ballpark which is also could see a whole season of Kids in attendance seem to have need to participate every week left-center field gap. I had seen nephew did not have anything the home of the Utah Valley Owlz games for one Utah Jazz the most fun by rolling down a Idaho Falls fielders chase down and can play only when they want better to do they tagged along University baseball team and ticket and perhaps a Jazz ticket grass hill all night long along the hard hit fly balls all night, but to play. For information call Mike with me as well. the site of several high school still would be the best deal. third-base line. this one was perfectly placed out (602) 826-9471. The first option was the Salt playoff games and state champi- It was a fun night though. And then there’s the baseball, of reach of the defense. The two THS girls basketball Lake Bees, but checking the onship games. The stadium has A three-member band con- which is good, a cut above col- runners sprinted home for an Bees’ Web site showed that the a capacity of 5,700. sisting of a drummer (with bass, lege ball I suppose. Perhaps a A Tooele High School girls basket- 8-7 Owlz victory and Orem play- ball camp will be held July 13-16 top farm club team for Major The Owlz and Raptors com- snare and one cymbal), guitar few future Major Leaguers out League Baseball’s Los Angeles pete in the Pioneer League player and a lead singer who there. ers mobbed Bass out on the field at the THS gym from 9 a.m. to after his game-winning heroics. noon each day. The camp is for Angels of Anaheim was playing which is a rookie league also played a metal garbage can On Saturday, Idaho Falls led Perhaps I had just witnessed girls entering ninth-12th grades in Fresno, Calif. on Saturday. If a — about the fourth or fifth which sometimes he pounded 6-0 going into the bottom of next year. Cost is $30 per camper. game doesn’t pan out, the view level down from Major League against the concrete or against the fourth in what appeared one of the more exciting Owlz Individual and team instruction will of the Wasatch Mountains from Baseball. Team nicknames his head, greeted fans as they would be a lackluster game for games of the season. be provided and each participant Spring Mobile Ballpark in Salt can be peculiar like Owlz and filed through the turnstiles. This the Owlz. But the Owlz rallied I really want to check out a will receive a camp T-shirt. For Lake City is always spectacular. Chuckars. Also in the league are trio played extremely hard and behind a few Owl calls from the couple of Bees game this year. more information call coach Shirley The Ogden Raptors have been the Missoula Osprey, Great Falls fast and were somewhat enter- fans. Orem scored two runs in But a rivalry game between McCloy at 833-1978. around for a long time and that Voyagers and my favorite name taining. I actually became a little the fourth, two in the sixth, two Ogden and Orem in the Pioneer was a possibility, but I’d already the Casper Ghosts. One needs to intrigued by their style. in the seventh to trail 7-6 after League might be just as much SEE WRAP PAGE A11 ➤ seen their stadium. So I checked know cartoon history to under- The Owlz have a pair of mas- seven complete innings. fun. the Orem Owlz Web site. I had stand that one. cots called Holly and Hootz. The score held up until the [email protected] A11

TUESDAY June 30, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Young players lead Grantsville legion team to win by Jake Gordon for Cloward on the mound as he tagged out at home, keeping pop out to close out the game in STAFF WRITER did find his way into a couple of Logan ahead 4-3. the seventh. jams. In the second, two straight Lincoln Kelley followed with “We are trying to get good Younger players are sure mak- walks and a hit batter loaded a double which chased Logan experience and get as many at ing a name for themselves during the bases, putting Cloward’s back hurler Gittins. Grantsville even- bats as we can,” Anderson said. the Grantsville American Legion against the wall on the mound. tually loaded the bases with two “We are working just as hard as baseball season. That point was With bases loaded and no outs, outs that would be a pressure sit- we can.” pounded in as a couple of young Cloward struck out the following uation for any player, especially In the second game of a double players, that will be freshmen this batter and then coerced a dou- an incoming freshman. header against Logan, Grantsville upcoming school year, stepped ble play, helped by base running That pressure didn’t bother gave up too many walks and up big for the team. blunders of Logan, to get out of Landon as he fought off a cou- never quite got the offense going A solid pitching performance the inning unscathed. ple of tough pitches and finally in a 6-1 loss as the Cowboys split from Skyler Cloward on the Both Cloward and Logan’s found one to his liking and belt- games with the Grizzlies. mound and a game-winning base Tanner Gittins settled in nicely ed a liner to center to bring in [email protected] hit by Kelby Landon, both incom- on the mound as both teams two runs and give the Cowboys ing freshmen, in the sixth inning had trouble mounting chances the 5-4 lead. showed coach Loren Anderson to score. Logan threatened in the With the one-run lead, Cloward that they plan to contribute for fifth when they had runners on induced two ground balls and a years to come. the corners with clean-up hitter “Skyler (Cloward) battled his Brandon Peterson up. Peterson way through on the mound,” roped a would-be RBI base hit Anderson said. “I think his right into the diving glove of Pets of the Week adrenaline kept him going in the third baseman Ryley Boman to game.” end the threat and the inning. Grantsville veteran players also In the sixth however, stepped up, as Jake Campbell Grantsville gave too many outs knocked three singles in the to Logan for them not to score. game to help lead the Cowboys Three Cowboy errors in the to a 5-4 victory at home in the inning helped Logan mount a first game against Logan Monday rally. One throwing error to home afternoon. cost Grantsville two runs for the Logan started off the scoring 3-1 lead. Then Nelson roped a in the top of the first. D.J. Nelson single down the right field line led off the game with a single for the 4-1 lead. and after a balk, found his way Grantsville would answer in in scoring position. On a ground their half of the sixth with five out to the right side, a costly consecutive base hits. Boman throwing error allowed Nelson to led off the inning with a single score for the early 1-0 lead. and reached second on a wild It didn’t take Grantsville long pitch, which was enough for Kort to take the lead away from Logan. Fonger to smack a RBI single to Terrier Mix In fact, it took only one pitch center to cut the lead to 4-2. for leadoff man Tyson Hutchins Campbell followed with his For more info. on animals- as he promptly powered a solo third single of the game then photography / Maegan Burr Tooele County home run to center to knot the Taylor Matthews belted a double Animal Shelter 882-1051 Grantsville American Legion pitcher Skyler Cloward fires a pitch in the opening game at 1-1 after one inning. to the center field fence, scor- game of a double header Monday afternoon against Logan. Cloward picked up It wasn’t a picture-perfect day ing Fonger while Campbell was Tooele City the win on the mound in the first game against the Grizzlies. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Grantsville Animal Shelter 884-6881

bumper cars for adults.” me most aggressive anyway,” After the initial downpour it Adoption Procedure Derby Although he did not win the Hansen said. was a great night for a demolition Local shelter adoption requires continued from page A10 main event, Zeb Hansen did have Zeb is the son of Ed Hansen derby last Friday. Fans, however, vaccination payment, licensing and possible shelter fee. a good weekend of derby driving. of Tooele who used to drive in can hope for better weather and drivers at the derby said they Along with his $1,000 as most demolition derbies for years, should see a larger number of Shelters are required to knew that Slater would be tough aggressive driver, he won $100 in but now just helps his sons with entrants for the next demolition hold animals for 3 days to beat. his preliminary heat and then on their cars. Ed’s other sons, Jacob derby at Deseret Peak Complex before euthanization. “I’ve been in 150 derbies and Saturday he won $500 more at a and Jed, also participated Friday on Aug. 1. Cute Kitten won 40 to 50 of them,” Slater demolition derby in West Jordan. night. Jacob competed in the Prize money for first place at the Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. said. Hansen, 19, has competed in Figure 8 race and Jed compet- Tooele County Fair Demolition When the derby started about seven demolition derbies ed in the derby. Ed’s son-in-law Derby will be $2,700 with $1,700 Tooele Veterinary Clinic at about 6:40 p.m. hard rain overall and won the “most aggres- Lance Anderson also competed for second and $1,000 for third. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 drenched the fans and turned sive driver” last August at the in the derby. [email protected] the arena into a mud bog. Tooele County Fair Demolition “I did derbies every weekend “The mud really slowed things Derby. back in the 1970s and my kids down, but that’s the way I like “This year I actually wanted to have all grown up going to demo- it,” Slater said. “I just love the hold back and not drive as hard lition derbies,” Ed said. adrenaline. I used to like running and try to make it to the end so Leading from the start and fin- into people driving bumper cars I really wasn’t trying to be all ishing first in the Figure 8 race when I was a kid and this is like that aggressive, but they voted was Matt Unrein of Tooele.

STINGRAYS 2009 BRONZE

photo courtesy Ruth Alvarez TC United girls, U12 brought home the bronze medal from the Utah Summer Games this year. Back (l-r): Coach Ruth Alvarez, Courtney Shiwal, Rylee Whitehouse, Kenya Russell, Mattie Pike, Macady Richardson, Jordan Asay, Daria Ottoson, Emma Garcia, coach Jeff Taylor. Front (l-r): Chelsea Simpson, Maria Isom, Alexa Golden, Megan Alvarez, Mikayla Arnold, Lexi Bolliger, Sam Taylor.

Wrap A Touch of Home… continued from page A10 Across the World. Food Bank tourney Across the country and across the The fourth annual Tooele Valley world our friends and family serve in the Community Cooperative Golf military. Give them the gift of home with Tournament will be held July 18 at 8 a.m. at Oquirrh Hill Golf Course. a subscription to the Online Edition. A The format is a four-person scramble. computer and internet connection provides Cost is $45 person which includes anyone, anywhere in the world with cart and lunch. All proceeds go to the Tooele Valley Community Cooperative/ immediate access to their hometown paper. County Food Bank to help the less fortunate families in need during the Christmas holiday. Contact Mark or To subscribe visit our website at Christine Sandoval at (435) 843- www.TooeleTranscript.com 8247. And click on the Online Edition A12

TUESDAY June 30, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A12 Holiday tennis fest raises money for Utah Alzheimer’s Association

by Natalie Tripp local company isn’t able to match “Everyone has a chance to win the STAFF WRITER the funds, but that hasn’t stopped tournament and over the years it’s the tournament organizers in their been a great social gathering for The Grantsville High School ten- quest to raise money. people to enjoy.” nis courts will be filled to the max “Last year was very successful This year the tournament kicks off Friday and Saturday as tennis play- and we were able to donate $2,000 at 4 p.m. with a smaller tournament ers from across the county meet in one night’s worth of work,” said for players 13 years old and under. together to participate in this year’s Kenny Nelson, Grantsville resident, The Twilight Tennis tournament will 10th annual “Grandma Bernadine’s tournament organizer, and son of go until 6 p.m. and the Dusk to Dawn Dusk to Dawn Tournament”, a chari- Bernadine. “I already think we’re tournament will start at 7 p.m. table fundraiser for the Utah chapter going to come close to the $2,000 Throughout the evening players of the Alzheimer’s Association. mark again. We’ve had great support will have a chance to enter their The event, which is now held and donations from local business- name in a raffle for prizes donated by in honor of deceased Grantsville es and we increased the suggested local businesses and a quilt made by resident and Alzheimer’s vic- donation to play in the tournament Bernadine’s daughter Karma, similar tim, Bernadine Nelson, has offi- from $5 to $10.” to quilts Bernadine used to make for cially become a charity fundraiser The tournament started 10 years her children and grandchildren. and renamed last year in honor of ago when Beverly Shultz and Patty The tournament consists of six Nelson. Halladay were asked to be over the rounds of tennis and players will Bernadine married her high Independence Day celebrations and be randomly paired to play doubles school sweetheart and Grantsville wanted to have a tennis tournament, matches. Nelson hopes the tourna- tennis legend Johnny Nelson in according to Nelson. ment will end by 2 a.m. for those that 1947, raised seven children, taught Since then the tournament has want to get up early to participate in pre-school until she was 74-years- attracted tennis players that grew local 5k runs, but also comments the old and was affectionately known up studying under the thumb of the tournament has been known to last as Grandma Bernadine to all the Nelson family as well as newer resi- as long as 4 a.m. children she taught. dents who have moved into the val- “W e’ll have bingo going on and Last year money raised by the ley and love the game. food and drinks throughout the tournament went toward research Nelson estimates the tournament night,” said Nelson. “I’m hoping that for the mental disease and a local attracts 70-80 participants each year by starting a little earlier we’ll be able company matched the $2,000 earn- as well as 20-30 people who attend to end a little earlier.” ings to donate to the Alzheimer’s to watch and socialize. The cost for Twilight Tennis will Association last year. “This is something for every be $5 and for Dusk to Dawn $10. This year, with the economy, the age and skill level,” Nelson said. [email protected]

photography / Jake Gordon Stansbury’s Reggie Roberts (right) looks into the post area for a scoring opportunity Friday at the BYU basketball camp. Stansbury High School is preparing this off-season for their first year of basketball.

said. “They just have a lot of love strong contributions of Travis Camp for the game.” Brady who handled the ball quite continued from page A10 Last but not least is Tooele. a bit. Brady also has the ability to Participating in their fifth camp get down into the paint and draw and we handled them but then total, the Buffaloes are showing a foul. Baylan Horrocks played we lost to pretty solid Syracuse progress each week. “The camps strong in the post and Andy team,” Heath said. are a good opportunity to see Grondhal played solid on the Ben Tripp actually played the how the players gel on the court wing on offense and defense. entire game against Timpanogos together,” said Tooele head coach This was also the first camp for because of his size and he gave Ray Brazier. Jake Holt. Holt missed games last solid contributions on offense During their tournament play season to an injury and Brazier and defense down low. Heath on Saturday Tooele won their is happy to have his solid natural also mentioned the ball-han- first-round game against Salem shooting ability back this offsea- dling presence that point guard Hills and then lost to Century son. Damon Deavila showed. Josh High School, out of Pocatello, “We got what we wanted out Harrison and Eli Hamm also Idaho. “Our defensive pressure of this camp,” Brazier said. “We chipped in for the Cowboys. was right there,” Brazier said. are progressing quite a bit and photo courtesy of the Nelson family “I just really want to thank the “However, our offensive skills building some confidence along The Grandma Bernadine Dusk to Dawn Tennis Tournament will be held July 3 in honor of deceased Grantsville resident parents for making it possible need to improve.” the way.” and Alzheimer’s victim Bernadine Nelson, pictured here with her husband Johnny. The tournament hopes to raise $2,000 for the kids to come play,” Heath Coach Brazier mentioned the [email protected] for the Alzheimer’s Association. Pain-Free Legs HUGE Are you a candidate for VNUS? Call today to set an appointment for a MOVING Free VNUS Screening Wednesday, July 1

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photography / Maegan Burr Boyd and Ouida Blanthorn sit on a couch at their Stansbury home Friday morning. In addition to various efforts to document Tooele County’s past, both were members of a committee appointed to preserve the Benson Grist Mill site.

Stansbury couple’s work provides a look into county’s past

story by Clint history Thomsen

his is what it used “It’s hard to picture it now because the the analyst and writer. When it comes to to look like,” histo- lake levels were higher then,” added her Tooele County history, she wrote the book. rian Ouida Blanthorn husband, Boyd. Literally. explained, pointing to a paint- When it comes to history, Boyd and “It was my eighth-grade teacher, Mr. ing of Black Rock hanging on Ouida Blanthorn form a sort of super Rose, who sparked my interest in history,” the wall of her Stansbury Park duo. The genial couple has spent the last she recalled. “That was during World War home. The painting, an original half-century working to document Tooele II. History was his favorite topic, and it by Jill Quarnberg, features the County’s past. Their collective efforts to became mine.” iconic limestone massif rising along the preserve history — both physically and Boyd and Ouida met at Utah State southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, in print — provide an invaluable glimpse University and were married in 1952. Soon with an 1860’s-era ranch house in the into the people, places and events that after, Boyd took a civilian electrical engi- foreground. made the county what it is today. neering job at Dugway Proving Ground. The ranch house disappeared long ago, Boyd, is originally from Grouse Creek, a The young couple moved their mobile Preservingbut the topography and angles depicted in small, remote community in northwestern home to Rush Valley in 1953 and later built the painting provide a sense of its former Box Elder County. He fills the duo’s hands- one of the first homes in Clover. location relative to the extant terrain. on preservation role. The soft-spoken 82- Ouida had written various pieces for “It would have been right there,” she year-old’s handiwork is notably visible in the local newspaper in Dugway, but it was deduced, “right about where the highway the area of the restored Benson Grist Mill. is now. There’s nothing left of it, though. Ouida, 79, grew up in Cache Valley. She’s SEE HISTORY PAGE B8 ➤

HOMEFRONT Put your mark on a Fourth of July picnic with these recipes icnic fare can come in a way to the park. It can be a stop pans over chafing dishes. Such Why not make a plan and time constraints. Whether you variety of forms depending on a hike or horseback ride for a picnics go with weddings and big choose the setting you prefer? barbecue, roast hot dogs, eat Pon the purpose, place and Diane Sagers repast from a brown bag, or it can celebrations. Decide where to celebrate and sandwiches or come up with the desire to create. It ranges from CORRESPONDENT be roasting hot dogs over a camp- In short, a picnic is a broad your activities. You may want to a fancy feast, you can create a simple to extravagant. It can be fire or a barbecue with a charcoal term for eating outdoors. Really, take your cue from the holiday delightful holiday picnic. a matter of letting the kids carry or gas grill. It might even be Dutch a picnic is whatever you make it and festoon the table with red, Using make-ahead dishes their peanut butter sandwich and oven cooking. and anything goes. Summer is pic- white and blue and make a cen- can simplify the work for even a glass of punch out to the back and crumbs — or it can be a quick At the other extreme, it can be nic season and the Fourth of July terpiece of sparklers and fireworks fancy dinner, leaving you time for lawn — thus sparing the kitchen stop at the nearest grocery store to a gala event with tents put up and traditionally demands outdoor for the evening festivities. Choose cleanup from spilled Kool-Aid pick up ready-made treats on the fine foods served piping hot from eating of some kind. the foods that fit your style and SEE PICNIC PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009

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(CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (N) (CC) Hannity (N) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity On the Record-Van Susteren 7 p.m. on _ KUED (51) FXSPN World Poker Tour: Season 7 World Poker Tour: Season 7 Reloaded The Final Score Best Damn 50 The Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) The Final Score The Final Score This new 90-minute episode goes (52) ESPN 2008 World Series of Poker (CC) 2008 World Series of Poker (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) behind the scenes of the radio show (57) USA House “It’s a Wonderful Lie” (CC) House “You Don’t Want to Know” ’ House “Don’t Ever Change” ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ In Plain Sight “Miles to Go” (CC) Psych (CC) “A Prairie Home Companion,” creat- (71) DISC Deadliest Catch “Lockout” ’ (CC) Deadliest Catch (N) ’ (CC) (:01) After the Catch “Frozen Crab” Deadliest Catch “Lockout” ’ (CC) Deadliest Catch ’ (CC) After the Catch “Frozen Crab” (CC) ed by humorist and commentator (518) ENC “The Animal” › (2001) Rob Schneider. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Running Man” ›› (1987) Arnold Schwarzenegger. (:15) “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story” ›› (2007) John C. Reilly. ‘R’ (CC) “Last Action Hero” ›› (1993) (CC) Garrison Keillor, the man who came (534) STARZ Sgt. Bilko › \ (:20) “88 Minutes” › (2007) Al Pacino. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “First Sunday” ›› (2008, Comedy) Ice Cube. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The House Bunny” ›› (2008) Anna Faris. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) Untraceable up with Lake Wobegon, the fictional (561) MAX “Alvin and the Chipmunks” ›› \ (:15) “Hellboy II: The Golden Army” ››› (2008) Ron Perlman. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “What Happens in Vegas” › (2008) Cameron Diaz. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Babylon A.D.” › (2008) Vin Diesel. “hometown” for fans of the long-run- (576) SHOW (5:55) “Shooter” ›› (2007) Mark Wahlberg. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d Weeds ’ (CC) Nurse Jackie (iTV) Weeds ’ (CC) Nurse Jackie (iTV) “Feast of Love” ›› (2007) Morgan Freeman. iTV. ‘R’ Open Window ‘R’ ning show. 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WEDDINGS Hodges/Howsden GRANTSVILLE Kaden, Kacey and Jersey would like to announce the marriage of their parents KC Hodges and Nicole Howsden on July 4, 2009 at 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Reception to follow at the Dow James th Building. Nicole is the daughter of Nicole Howsden and KC Hodges William and Lori Howsden. KC is the son of Scott Hodges ing their home in Casper, Wyo. and Tricia Proctor. where KC is an auto body tech- 4 of July KC and Nicole will be mak- nician for Sapp Brothers Auto. 6:00 - 9:00 AM Pancake Breakfast At the Grantsville Fire Station Grandma Bernidine Thurston/Speredon BY The Lariettes

Robert and Lori Thurston and 7:30 AM the late Christine Thurston are Kids 1 mile Run and Bus Pick up for 5 K Run All night pleased to announce the marriage of their son of Jordan to Casey Speredon on July 3 in the 8:00 AM Bountiful, Utah Temple. Jordan 5K Memorial Run, Brad Sutton 884-5522 graduated from Tooele High in 2003 and served a mission in 8:00 AM Albuquerque, N.M. He currently lives in Provo and is the market- Flag Raising At the Grantsville Fire Station ing director for Revolution Snow TENNIS Boards. Casey is the daughter of 10:30 AM rd pm Joseph and Carol Speredon of July 3 from 7 til ?? West Valley City. Casey gradu- Parade Line Up At the Grantsville Cemetery ated from Granger High School Casey Speredon and Jordan Thurston Tim Nelson, 435-884-6785 in 2007 and is attending Brigham 11:00 AM Proceeds going to Altimers research. Young University were she is a honor the same evening at the Parade Down Main Street Ending at Cherry St Park member of the volleyball team. Hatton Residence 690 Hillside You are invited to join us for Oak Circle, North Salt Lake from a reception to be held in their 7-9 p.m. 12:30- 10:30 PM ALL Tooele County CHARITY EVENT - Park Theme— Huffman/Cordova MILITARY Festivities (Cherry Street Park) NEWS 12:30 - 6:00 PM 8th Annual Tooele Valley Rotary Charity Car Show Cody Painter 1:00 - 3:00pm “One Army Pvt. Cody B. Painter Live Music Performance By CJ BURTON BAND has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, 3:00 - 5:30 PM Columbia, S.C. America” During the nine weeks of Live Music Performance BY world Renown Blues training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition on First and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction 5:30 PM and practice in basic combat Live music, Parade and Car show Award Ceremonies’ and Rafﬂe skills, military weapons, chemi- Nicholas Cordova and Whitnee cal warfare and bayonet training, 6:00-7:30 PM Huffman drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and Live Music performance By Going Second Car show, unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, 8:30- 9:30 PM Nicholas and Whitnee Cordova military justice system, basic celebrated their love as they first aid, foot marches, and field Live Music Performance Sticks and Stones entered a union of marriage on training exercises. Games & over June 13, 2009. Proud parents are He is the son of Clifton Painter 9:30PM Cory and Valarie Huffman and of Grantsville and grandson of Chuck and Angela Dickinson. Darla Painter of Tooele. The Biggest and Best Fireworks show in UTAH ever Painter is a 2008 graduate of By The Grantsville FD!!! Grantsville High School. 10 rides! For more info., Jason Duhan, 435-830-9714. All proceeds goes to Tooele County charities. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009

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For rent (435)843-9883 NOTICEOFPUBLIC HEARING AND BONDS TO BE ISSUED AND TORECEIVEPUBLIC INPUT NOTICEISHEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Bonding Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Utah Code Annotated 1953, as amended, that on April 12, 2009, the Town Council (the “Council”) of Stockton Town, Utah (the “Is- suer”), adopted a resolution (the “Resolution”) in which it authorized the issuance of the Issuer's Taxable Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 2009 (the “Series 2009 Bonds”) and the calling of a public hearing to receive input from the public with respect to (a) the issuance of the Series 2009 Bonds and (b) any potential economic impact that the improvements to be financed with the proceeds of the Series 2009 Bonds may have on the private sector. TIME, PLACE, AND LO- CATIONOFPUBLIC HEARING The Issuer shall hold a public hearing on July 16, 2009, at the hour of 7:00 p.m. at 18 North Johnson Street, Stock- ton Town, Utah. The purpose of the hearing is to receive input from the public with respect to (a) the issuance of the Se- ries 2009 Bonds and (b) any potential economic impact that the improvements to be financed with the proceeds of the Series 2009 Bonds may have on the private sector. All members of the public are invited to attend and participate. PURPOSEFORISSU- ING THE SERIES 2009 BONDS The Series 2009 Bonds will be issued for the purpose of financing the construction of a new wastewater collection and treatment facilities and related improvements (collectively, the “Project”). PARAMETERS OF THE SERIES 2009 BONDS The Issuer intends to issue bonds in one or more series, from time to time, in the aggregate principal amount of not more than Ten Million Seven Hundred Sixty-four Thousand Dol- lars ($10,764,000) ($8,787,000 of the total principal will be forgiven by the purchaser, such that the Issuer will be ob- ligated to repay only $1,977,000 of the principal amount) to bear no interest, to mature in not more than thirty-five (35) years from their date or dates, and to be sold at a price not less than ninety-nine percent (99%) of the total principal amount thereof. The Series 2009 Bonds are to be issued and sold by the Issuer pursuant to the Resolution, including as part of said Resolution the draft of a Final Bond Resolution which was before the Council and attached to the Resolution in sub- NOTICE stantially final form at the The Executive Secretary time of the adoption of of the Utah Solid and the Resolution and said Hazardous Waste Con- Final Bond Resolution is trol Board proposes to to be adopted by the approve a Class III Per- Council in such form and mit Modification (draft DRAFTFINDINGOF with such changes modification) to Module NOSIGNIFICANTIM- thereto as shall be ap- V, Dugway Thermal PACT proved by the Council Treatment Facility Environmental Assess- upon the adoption (DTTF), of the Dugway ment for Increased Un- thereof; provided that the Proving Ground Part B manned Aerial Systems principal amount, inter- Permit (Permit). The Testing, Training, and est rate or rates, matur- Modification to the Per- Personnel at U.S. Army ity, and discount of the mit clarifies conditions of Dugway Proving Ground NOTICEOFPUBLIC Series 2009 Bonds will operation and increases On February 10 and 11, HEARING AND BONDS not exceed the maxi- the quantities of waste 2009, U.S. Army Dug- TO BE ISSUED AND mums set forth above. that can be treated. The way Proving Ground TORECEIVEPUBLIC A copy of the Resolution Division of Solid and PUBLIC NOTICE: (DPG) held public scop- INPUT and the Final Bond Hazardous Waste The Grantsville City ing meetings at Salt NOTICEISHEREBY Resolution are on file in (DSHW) is seeking pub- Council will hold a regu- Lake City, Utah, and GIVEN pursuant to the the office of the Town lic comment on the draft lar meeting on Wednes- Tooele, Utah on the pro- provisions of the Local Clerk of Stockton Town modification. day, July 1, 2009 at 7:00 posal to increase Un- Government Bonding located at 18 North The public comment pe- p.m. at 429 East Main manned Aerial Systems Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Johnson Street, Stock- riod for this draft modifi- Street, Grantsville, UT (UAS) testing, training, Utah Code Annotated ton Town, Utah, where cation begins June 30, 84029. The agenda is as and personnel at Dug- 1953, as amended, that they may be examined 2009 and ends at 6:00 follows: way. The public was on April 12, 2009, the during regular business p.m. on August 17, AGENDA: given the opportunity to Town Council (the hours of the Town Clerk 2009. A public hearing 1.Summary Action receive briefings, ask “Council”) of Stockton from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 to collect public com- Items questions, and make Town, Utah (the “Is- p.m., Monday through ments on the proposed a.Approval of Minutes suggestions about the suer”), adopted a resolu- Friday, for a period of at language will be held b.Approval of Business scope of the announced tion (the “Resolution”) in least thirty (30) days July 29, 2009 at 6:00 PUBLIC NOTICE Licenses intent to write a draft en- which it authorized the from and after the date p.m. at the Tooele Notice is hereby given c.Approval of Bills vironmental assessment issuance of the Issuer's of publication of this no- County Administrative that the Tooele City d.Personnel Matters (EA). These sugges- Taxable Sewer Revenue tice. Building South Audito- Council will meet in a 2.Consideration of Ordi- tions are addressed in Bonds, Series 2009 (the NOTICEISFURTHER rium, 47 South Main, Closed Meeting on nance No. 2009-15 the draft EA. “Series 2009 Bonds”) GIVEN that a period of Tooele, Utah. Interested Wednesday, July 1, amending the General Pursuant to the National and the calling of a pub- thirty (30) days from and persons may comment 2009, at the hour of 6:30 Plan for 7.46 acres lo- Environmental Policy Act lic hearing to receive in- after the date of the pub- during the hearing or P.M. The meeting will cated at 526 North Hale (NEPA) of 1969 and the put from the public with lication of this notice is may submit comments in be held at the Tooele Street from an “Indus- Code of Federal Regula- respect to (a) the issu- provided by law during writing before 6:00 PM City Hall Large Confer- trial” land use category tions (CFR) 32 Part 651 ance of the Series 2009 which any person in in- on August 17, 2009 to ence Room located at 90 to a “Rural Residenital-1” Environmental Analysis Bonds and (b) any po- terest shall have the the following address: North Main Street, land use category. (Dale of Army Actions imple- tential economic impact right to contest the legal- Dennis R. Downs, Ex- Tooele, Utah. Erickson Application). menting the procedural that the improvements to ity of the Resolution, the ecutive Secretary 1. Pending Litigation 3.Discussion of an provisions of NEPA, the be financed with the pro- Final Bond Resolution, Utah Solid and Hazard- Sharon A. Dawson amendment to the Gen- U.S. Army gives notice ceeds of the Series 2009 or the Series 2009 ous Waste Control Tuesday June 30, 2009 Tooele City Recorder eral Plan MapTooele for 8.6 Transcript-Bullethat at draftin EA has been Bonds may have on the Bonds, or any provision Board B7 Pursuant to the Ameri- acres at approximately prepared for increasing private sector. made for the security P.O. Box 144880, SLC, cans with Disabilities 600 West Clark Street, UAS testing, training, TIME, PLACE, AND LO- and payment of the Se- UT 84114-4880 Mobile Homes Public Notices Act,Public Individuals Notices Needing fromPublic a Medium Notices Density Public Notices andPublic personnel Notices at DPG, CATIONOFPUBLICPublic Notices riesPublic 2009 Notices Bonds, and CopiesPublic of the Notices draft modi- Meetings SpecialMeetings Accommoda- ResidentialMeetings land use Miscellaneous Utah.Miscellaneous The EA is incor- HEARINGMiscellaneous thatMiscellaneous after such time, no ficationMiscellaneous and Fact Sheet tions Should Notify category (up to 3 dwell- porated to this document The Issuer shall hold a one shall have any are available for public 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Deadline for public no- Sharon A. Dawson, ings per acre) to a Com- SUMMONS by reference. Based on public hearing on July cause of action to con- review during regular home for rent, no smok- tices is 4 p.m. the day Tooele City Recorder, at mercial/Higher Density Civil No. 090300945 the EA, I have deter- 16, 2009, at the hour of test the regularity, for- business hours at the ing/ pets. 882-1550 prior to publication. 843-2110 prior to the Residential land use INTHETHIRDJUDI- mined that an environ- 7:00 p.m. at 18 North mality, or legality thereof following location: Public notices submit- meeting. TDD Phone category, in order to de- CIAL DISTRICT COURT mental impact statement Johnson Street, Stock- for any cause whatso- Division of Solid and ted past the deadline Number 843-2108 velop higher density resi- INANDFORTOOELE is not required ton Town, Utah. The ever. Hazardous Waste Of- Office Space will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- dential uses and com- COUNTY,STATEOF PROPOSEDACTION purpose of the hearing is DATED this June 18, fices, 4th floor, 288 UPAXLP script Bulletin June 30, mercial uses. (Boulder UTAH AND ALTERNATIVES to receive input from the 2009. North 1460 West, Salt 2009) Canyon P.R.U.D.) DAWNLAVERNE The Proposed Action public with respect to (a) /s/Cherrie Staley Lake City, UT. or online PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LEASE Office/ 4.Consideration of HUNT aka LAVERNE consists of increasing the issuance of the Se- Town Clerk at http://deq.state.ut.us/ Notice is hereby given Business Space PUBLIC NOTICE Resolution No. 2009-16 HUNT aka DAUN LAV- UAS testing, training, ries 2009 Bonds and (b) (Published in the Tran- EQSHW/CDS that the Grantsville City Utilities included. 56 Notice is hereby given approving an amend- ERNE HUNT aka and presence of UAS any potential economic script Bulletin June 23 & Contact Mr. Doug Taylor Planning Commission South Main. 1 month that the Tooele City ment to the agreement DAWNLAVERNE personnel by locating the impact that the improve- 30, 2009) of the DSHW at will hold a regular meet- free. (602)826-9471 Council will meet in a with the Department of HUNT, Plaintiff Project Office UAS ments to be financed 801-538-6170 if you ing on Thursday, July 9, NOTICE OF SUIT Business Meeting on Army for wastewater vs. Rapid Integration Accep- with the proceeds of the have any questions 2009 in the Grantsville Notice of Suit in the MOVEINSPECIAL! Wednesday, July 1, treatment facility im- HEIRSOFJUNIOR tance Center (RIAC) at Series 2009 Bonds may about this draft modifica- City Hall Council Cham- District Court to Leav- Commercial Space in 2009 at the hour of 8:00 provement project. TAYLOR HUNT aka DPG and hosting any have on the private section. The DPG compli- bers at 429 E. Main enworth County Kan- Tooele, 272 N. Broad- P.M. The meeting will 5.Consideration of JUNIORHUNT;JUNIE other UAS customer that tor. All members of the ance history is available Street in Grantsville, sas sitting in Leaven- way, approx. 200 to be held at the Tooele awarding bid for Waste- GAYANDERSON; is willing to test or train public are invited to at- from Mr. Doug Taylor of Utah, which meeting worth, Kansas (filed 450sqft. Newly re- City Hall Council Room water Treatment Plant FLOYDBENJAMIN at DPG. The UAS contend and participate. the DSHW at (801) shall begin promptly at pursuant to ksa chap- molded. High speed located at 90 North Main upgrade. HUNT;MAXJAY sidered in the proposed PURPOSEFORISSU- 538-6170. 7:00 P.M. ter 60-1610(b)(1)) Internet, utilities in- Street, Tooele, Utah. 6.Consideration of Ordi- HUNT;DONGLEN action include both con- ING THE SERIES 2009 In compliance with the PUBLIC HEARING: In the matter of the cluded in rent. 1 month 1. Pledge of Allegiance nance No. 2009-16 HUNT;ARNOLD ventional offensive and BONDS Americans with Disabili- a. Proposed General marriage of Kim J. free rent. $250/mo 2. Open Forum for Pub- amending the City’s WAYNEHUNT;JOHN defensive capabilities. The Series 2009 Bonds ties Act, individuals with Plan amendment for Henderson and Ken- (435)882-4949 lic Comment Land Use Management DOES 1 through 10; Dugway is considering will be issued for the pur- special needs (including Grantsville Estates, neth D. Henderson II 3. Presentation by Rocky and Development Code and all other persons three other alternatives. pose of financing the auxiliary communicative L.L.C. for 200 acres of case #2009-DM000606 Mountain Power Pre- (Section 21.2.2) to pro- unknown, claiming any First, the No Action Al- construction of a new aids and services) land they own located in Notice of Suit State of sented by Lee Brown vide additional time be- right, title, estate, lien ternative was evaluated wastewater collection should contact Brooke Lots & Land the far southeast area of Kansas to Kenneth D 4. PUBLIC HEARING tween the approval of a or interest in the real in the EA. The No Action and treatment facilities Baker, Office of Human town to go from “Rural Henderson II Regarding the Applica- final development plat property described in Alternative would con- and related improve- Resources at 801-536- Residential - 1” designa- You are hereby notified LOT IN Stockton, 1.27 tion of Tooele City for and the recording of the the complaint adverse tinue with the current ments (collectively, the 4413 (TDD 536-4414) at tion to a “Low Density that a petition for divorce acres, water connection Financial Assistance final development plat. to plaintiff's owner- level of UAS testing. “Project”). least five working days Residential” for the pur- has been filed in the included, natural as adn from the LeRay McAl- 7.Consideration of ship, or any cloud on Second, Dugway is con- PARAMETERS OF THE prior to the scheduled pose of a residential de- Leavenworth County electircity available, city lister Critical Land Resolution 2009-12 sup- plaintiff's title thereto, sidering adding only SERIES 2009 BONDS meeting. velopment. District Court sitting in sewer coming. $90,000. Conservation Program porting the U.S. 2010 Defendants. RIAC defensive (surveil- The Issuer intends to is- (Published in the Tran- b. Proposed rezoning of Leavenworth, KS by Kim (435)882-1578 or to Acquire a Conserva- Census and determining THESTATEOFUTAH lance, reconnaissance sue bonds in one or script Bulletin June 30, 120.64 acre acres of J Henderson praying for (435)249-1143 tion Easement for 105 the City’s level of partici- TOTHEABOVE- and target acquisition) more series, from time to 2009) land located in the far Acres of Hillside Open a decree of absolute di- LOTS FOR Sale. Deer pation in the Census. NAMED DEFENDANTS: testing and training. time, in the aggregate southeast area of town Space Presented by vorce seeking property Hollow Estates Beauti- 8.Consideration of You are hereby sum- Third, Dugway is consid- principal amount of not PUBLIC NOTICE for Grantsville Estates, Roger Baker owned by party prior to ful View Lots Upper Resolution No. 2009-17 moned and required to ering recommending that more than Ten Million Notice is hereby given L.L.C. to go from an 5. Resolution 2009-38 A and acquired during East Bench Location amending Ace Disposal file with the clerk of the RIAC testing be central- Seven Hundred that the Deseret Chemi- RR-5 zone to a split Resolution of the Tooele marriage including real .30 acre to 1.5 acre Contract to provide cash above entitled court, 74 ized at another installa- Sixty-four Thousand Dol- cal Depot (DCD), State zone of R-1-21 and 80 City Council Authorizing estate owned by the pe- available. "Now is the bond in lieu of perform- South 100 East, Tooele, tion such as White lars ($10,764,000) EPA ID Number acres to go from an the Submittal by the titioner at the time of time to buy" www.Tooe- ance bond. Utah 84074, an answer Sands Missile Range, ($8,787,000 of the total U5210090002, has sub- RR-5 zone to an RR-1 Mayor of an Application marriage and requesting leCountyRealty.com 9.Council Information in writing to the Com- New Mexico; Fort principal will be forgiven mitted a request to the zone for the purpose of a for Financial Assistance an allocation of the par- (435)830-2505 Updates. plaint in the above enti- Huachuca, Arizona; or by the purchaser, such Utah Division of Solid residential development. from the LeRay ties indebtedness (435)882-5337 10. Adjourn. tled case, and to serve Yuma Proving Ground, that the Issuer will be ob- and Hazardous Waste ATTHECONCLUSION McAllister Critical Rachel Wright upon or mail to Schmutz Arizona. These alterna- ligated to repay only You are hereby required OFPUBLICHEARINGS to answer or otherwise for the following modifi- NEW HOMES AND Fi- Land Conservation City Recorder & Mohlman, LLC, plain- tives to the proposal to $1,977,000 of the princi- MEETINGOFFICIALLY pleas to the petition on cation to the DCD RCRA nancing Available for a Program for Acquisi- In compliance with the tiff's attorneys, 493 West increase UAS testing, pal amount) to bear no CALLED TO ORDER BY or before Aug. 20, 2009 Part B Permit: Limited Time, Special tion and Preservation of Americans with Disability 400 North, Tooele, Utah training, and personnel interest, to mature in not CHAIRMANGARY in the Leavenworth A Class 2 Modification to Government Program 105 Acres of Hillside Act, Grantsville City will 84074, a copy of said at Dugway are being more than thirty-five (35) PINKHAM. County District Court lo- add agent monitoring Available. Zero Down Open Space Presented accommodate reason- answer within thirty (30) considered and may be years from their date or 1. Consideration of a cated at 601 S 3rd St, and quality control re- Payment if you Own by Roger Baker able requests to assist days after service of this eliminated from further dates, and to be sold at General Plan amend- Leavenworth, KS quirements for DCD stor- Land or Your Family 6. MOTION on Amended persons with disabilities summons upon you. analysis. a price not less than ment for Grantsville Es- 66048. age area & perimeter Owns Land. Call John Plat For West Point to participate in meet- If you fail so to do, judg- DRAFT FINDINGS ninety-nine percent tates, L.L.C. for 200 If you fail to plead the al- monitors. These require- for Pre-approval Meadows Condomini- ings. Requests for as- ment by default will be The Proposed Action is (99%) of the total princi- acres of land they own legations of this petition ments are currently con- 801-787-3050. (ucan) ums to Modify sistance may be made taken against you for the not expected to result in pal amount thereof. located in the far south- will be taken as true and tained in the CAMDS the Design of the Build- by calling City Hall (435) relief demanded in the significant environmental The Series 2009 Bonds permit and DCD is re- east area of town to go ings to be Con- 884-3411 at least 3 days Complaint which has impacts to geology, to- are to be issued and judgment and decree will from “Rural Residential - be entered in due course questing to transfer them Storage structed Located at 600 in advance of a meeting. been filed with the clerk pography, climate, soils, sold by the Issuer pursu- to the DCD RCRA per- 1” designation to a “Low North 680 West Pre- (Published in the Tran- of the court. water, vegetation, wild- ant to the Resolution, in- upon this petition. Density Residential” for Dated the 22nd of June, mit. sented by Rachelle Cus- script Bulletin June 30, This is an action to quiet life, archaeological and cluding as part of said A 60 day public com- GREAT DEALS on Stor- the purpose of a residen- 2009. ter 2009) title to the following de- historical sites, socio- Resolution the draft of a ment period for this age Units. Call Depot tial development. (Published in the Tran- 7. Resolution 2009-36 scribed real property lo- economic conditions, Final Bond Resolution modification request will Self Storage for details. 2. Consideration of a re- script Bulletin June 23. A Resolution of the cated in Tooele County, land use, recreation, air which was before the begin on June 30, 2009 (435)843-4467 zoning of 120.64 acre 30& July 7, 2009) Tooele City Council Ap- Public Notices Utah, and thereby de- quality, and noise at Council and attached to and end on August 31, acres of land located in proving an Agreement Trustees clare that any and all op- DPG or surrounding ar- the Resolution in sub- the far southeast area of NOTICE 2009. All comments with Lewis, Young, Rob- posing rights, titles, or in- eas. stantially final form at the The Executive Secretary must be submitted in Water Shares town for Grantsville Es- ertson and Burningham, Deadline for public no- terest held by the defen- CONCLUSION time of the adoption of tates, L.L.C. to go from of the Utah Solid and writing to Mr. Dennis Inc., for Professional tices is 4 p.m. the day dants be removed as Based on the EA, I con- the Resolution and said Hazardous Waste Con- Downs, Executive Sec- an RR-5 zone to a split Services for Amend- prior to publication. 1 ac-ft Erda water share, clouds on plaintiff's title: clude that the environ- Final Bond Resolution is trol Board proposes to retary, Division of Solid zone of R-1-21 and 80 ing the Tooele City An- Public notices submit- transferable. Motivated Parcel No.: 1-66-3 mental effects of the to be adopted by the approve a Class III Per- and Hazardous Waste, acres to go from an nexation Plan, and Un- ted past the deadline seller. $6700 obo. Call Beginning at a point 57.5 Proposed Action to in- Council in such form and mit Modification (draft Utah Department of En- RR-5 zone to an RR-1 dertaking a Feasibility will not be accepted. (208)882-2450 feet West of the North- crease UAS testing, with such changes modification) to Module vironmental Quality, zone for the purpose of a Analyses, Regarding the UPAXLP west Corner of Lot 4, training, and personnel thereto as shall be ap- residential development. V, Dugway Thermal Cannon Health Building, 5 ACRE FT underground Annexation of Property Block 66, Grantsville City are not expected to be proved by the Council 3. Consideration of a mi- Treatment Facility 288 North 1460 West, water, transferable into Tooele City Pre- Survey, Grantsville City, significant and the upon the adoption nor design changes of (DTTF), of the Dugway Salt Lake City, Utah, throughout, Erda or sented by Mayor Patrick Public Notices and running thence preparation of an envi- thereof; provided that the the preliminary plat for Proving Ground Part B 84116. Tooele City. Call Dunlavy Miscellaneous South 330 feet; thence ronmental impact state- principal amount, inter- Oquirrh Estates P.U.D. Permit (Permit). The DCD will conduct a pub- (435)882-4949 8. Resolution 2009-37 West 563.64 feet; thence ment will not be war- est rate or rates, matur- Modification to the Per- lic information meeting 4. Consideration of a Deadline for public no- A Resolution of the North 330 feet; thence ranted. ity, and discount of the mit clarifies conditions of concerning this modifica- preliminary plat for Gene tices is 4 p.m. the day SELLERMOTIVATED. Tooele City Council East 563.64 feet to the PERIODFORPUBLIC Series 2009 Bonds will operation and increases tion request on Wednes- Anderson on Anderson prior to publication. One share Settlement Ratifying a Contract point of beginning. COMMENT - ADDRESS not exceed the maxi- the quantities of waste day, July 22, 2009 at Farms Phase 1 contain- Public notices submit- Canyon water. $3750 with Wind River Con- P a r c e l N o . : FOR COMMENTS mums set forth above. that can be treated. The 6:00 PM at the Tooele ing 30 lots, located at ted past the deadline o b o . C a l l struction and Develop- 01-104-0-0015 Dugway invites com- A copy of the Resolution Division of Solid and Chemical Stockpile Pub- approximately 600 S. will not be accepted. (435)830-0512 or ment for the Construc- Beginning at the South- ments from any source and the Final Bond Hazardous Waste lic Outreach Office, 54 Worthington Street. UPAXLP (801)828-5496. tion of the 200 South west Corner of Lot 6, and especially from Resolution are on file in (DSHW) is seeking pub- South Main Street, 5. Reconsideration of Storm Drain Project Grantsville City Survey, tribal, federal, state, the office of the Town development agreement lic comment on the draft Tooele, Utah. Commercial Presented by Paul Han- NOTICE Grantsville City, thence county and local govern- Clerk of Stockton Town modification. Questions may be di- for Country Village Es- sen An emergency hazard- North 20 feet; thence ment officials and agen- located at 18 North Property tates P.U.D. The public comment pe- rected to DCD by con- 9. Resolution 2009 - 35 ous waste treatment per- East 2.5 chains; thence cies, citizen Advisory Johnson Street, Stock- riod for this draft modifi- tacting Mr. D. Troy John- 6. Consideration of min- A Resolution of the mit (#UT-018-2009) has FOR SALE! Fitness South 20 feet; thence boards, the Restoration ton Town, Utah, where cation begins June 30, son at (435)833-4198; or utes of the last business Tooele City Council been issued to the Center, 12750sqft, West 2.5 chains to the Advisory Board and any they may be examined 2009 and ends at 6:00 the Utah Department of meeting. Accepting the Com- United States Air Force, Main Street. Handball point of beginning, con- other groups or parties during regular business p.m. on August 17, Environmental Quality, 7. Report from Council pleted Public Improve- Utah Test and Training courts, lockers, show- taining .08 acre. who have an interest in hours of the Town Clerk 2009. A public hearing Division of Solid and Liaison Member Todd ments Associated with Range (UTTR) located in ers, saunas, hot tubs, Also in Block 30, Plat A, environmental effects of from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 to collect public com- Hazardous Waste, by Castagno. Sunset Estates Subdivi- Box Elder County and aerobic area. Unlimited Grantsville City Survey, the proposed action. p.m., Monday through ments on the proposed contacting Mr. John 8. Adjourn. sion Phase 4 Presented Tooele County, Utah. possibilities! 882-7094, Grantsville City, begin- The environmental as- Friday, for a period of at language will be held W a l d r i p a t DATED this 26th day of by Paul Hansen The permit allows the Air ning at the Southwest sessment is on file and least thirty (30) days (801)860-5696 June, 2009. July 29, 2009 at 6:00 (801)538-6170. The Per- 10. Resolution 2009 - Force to treat in place by Corner of Lot 3, thence may be reviewed by in- from and after the date p.m. at the Tooele mittee's (DCD) compli- By the Order of Grants- detonation, ordnance OFFICE BUILDING 54 34 A Resolution of the North 180 Feet; thence terested parties at the of publication of this no- County Administrative ance history is also ville City Planning Com- found at the North and South Main. Built in Tooele City Council East 82 1/2 feet; thence Public Affairs Office, tice. Building South Audito- available from Mr. Wald- mission Chairman, Gary South Ranges during the 1960s. 10,000sqft Accepting the Com- South 180 feet; thence U.S. Army Dugway Prov- NOTICEISFURTHER rium, 47 South Main, rip. Pinkham range clearance activi- main floor finished, pleted Public Improve- West 82 1/2 feet to the i n g G r o u n d GIVEN that a period of Tooele, Utah. Interested A copy of this modifica- Shauna Kertamus ties, during investigative 5000+ sqft basement ments Associated with pint of beginning, con- (435/831-3409). Com- thirty (30) days from and persons may comment tion request is available Zoning Administrator activities at Formerly unfinished. $799,000. Gleneagles Subdivision taining .34 acre. ments will be received after the date of the pub- during the hearing or for review by the general All interested persons Phase 3A Presented by Used Defense Sites Dated this 5th day of during the 30-day period lication of this notice is (602)826-9471 are invited to attend and may submit comments in public at the Utah De- Paul Hansen (FUDS) and during re- June, 2009. following the first publi- provided by law during writing before 6:00 PM partment of Environmen- provide comment upon 11. Minutes June 17, medial action, corrective Schmutz & Mohlman, cation of the Public No- which any person in in- RETAILBUSINESS the proposals scheduled on August 17, 2009 to tal Quality, Division of 2009 action or military muni- LLC tice, and should be ad- terest shall have the the following address: Solid and Hazardous Or Office space for for public hearings. Writ- 12. Invoices Presented tions response program By: Frank T. Mohlman dressed to the com- right to contest the legal- rent at 336 N Main ten comments will also Dennis R. Downs, Ex- Waste, Cannon Health by Mayor Patrick Dun- activities. The Air Force Attorneys for Plaintiff mander, U.S. Army Dug- ity of the Resolution, the ecutive Secretary Building, 288 North 1460 St. in Tooele. Ap- be considered if submit- lavy has requested the permit 493 West 400 North way Proving Ground, Final Bond Resolution, proximately 2800sqft ted to the Zoning Admin- Utah Solid and Hazard- West, Salt Lake City, 13.Adjourn because it has deter- Tooele, Utah 84074 ATTN:TEDT-DT-DP- or the Series 2009 ous Waste Control Utah; and at the Tooele lots of parking (Ap- istrator in advance of the Sharon A. Dawson mined that detonation of (Published in the Tran- PA, Dugway, Utah Bonds, or any provision proximately. 25 hearing. The current Board Chemical Stockpile Out- Tooele City Recorder munitions where they script Bulletin June 9, 84022. made for the security P.O. Box 144880, SLC, reach Office, 54 South spaces- more if rezoning Code and pro- Pursuant to the Ameri- are found is more pro- 16, 23 & 30, 2009) Robert E. Jones, Jr. and payment of the Se- quired), great visibil- posed amendments may UT 84114-4880 Main Street, Tooele, UT. cans with Disabilities tective of human health Colonel, Chemical ries 2009 Bonds, and Copies of the draft modi- (Published in the Tran- ity. Directly across be reviewed at the DRAFTFINDINGOF Act, Individuals Needing and the environment Corps that after such time, no fication and Fact Sheet script Bulletin June 30, from 7-11, 1bth but Grantsville City Hall NOSIGNIFICANTIM- Special Accommoda- than transporting the po- Commanding one shall have any are available for public 2009) could have 2nd in- each weekday between PACT tions Should Notify tentially unstable muni- U.S. Army Dugway cause of action to con- review during regular stalled if necessary. hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 Environmental Assess- Sharon A. Dawson, tions back to the Ther- Proving Ground test the regularity, for- business hours at the $2500/mo No mainte- p.m. In accordance with ment for Increased Un- Tooele City Recorder, at mal Treatment Unit at (Published in the Tran- mality, or legality thereof following location: nance fees. Phone the Americans With Dis- manned Aerial Systems 843-2110 prior to the the UTTR. This permit is script Bulletin June 25, for any cause whatso- Division of Solid and Checkpoint One abilities Act, Grantsville Testing, Training, and meeting. TDD Phone in effect July 3, 2009 30 & July 2, 2009) ever. Hazardous Waste Of- (435)882-5560 City will accommodate Personnel at U.S. Army Number 843-2108 through September 30, DATED this June 18, fices, 4th floor, 288 reasonable requests to Dugway Proving Ground NOTICEOFPUBLIC (Published in the Tran- 2009. 2009. North 1460 West, Salt assist the disabled to On February 10 and 11, HEARING AND BONDS script Bulletin June 30, Copies of the permit are /s/Cherrie Staley Lake City, UT. or online participate in meetings. 2009, U.S. Army Dug- TO BE ISSUED AND 2009) available for public in- Town Clerk at http://deq.state.ut.us/ Buildings Request for assistance way Proving Ground TORECEIVEPUBLIC spection during normal (Published in the Tran- EQSHW/CDS may be made by calling PUBLIC NOTICE: (DPG) held public scop- INPUT business hours on the script Bulletin June 23 & Contact Mr. Doug Taylor City Hall at 884-3411 at The Grantsville City ing meetings at Salt NOTICEISHEREBY If you build, remodel or 4th floor of the Martha 30, 2009) of the DSHW at least 24 hours prior to Council will hold a regu- Lake City, Utah, and GIVEN pursuant to the remove buildings you Hughes Cannon Health 801-538-6170 if you the meeting that will be lar meeting on Wednes- Tooele, Utah on the pro- provisions of the Local can place your classi- Building, 288 North 1460 have any questions attended. day, July 1, 2009 at 7:00 posal to increase Un- Government Bonding fied ad in 45 of Utah's West, Salt Lake City. about this draft modifica- (Published in the Tran- p.m. at 429 East Main manned Aerial Systems Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, newspapers for only For further information, tion. The DPG compli- script Bulletin June 30, Street, Grantsville, UT (UAS) testing, training, Utah Code Annotated $163. for 25 words ($5. contact Connie Rauen at ance history is available 2009) 84029. The agenda is as and personnel at Dug- 1953, as amended, that for each additional (801) 538?6170. In from Mr. Doug Taylor of follows: way. The public was on April 12, 2009, the word). You will reach PUBLIC NOTICE compliance with the the DSHW at (801) AGENDA: given the opportunity to Town Council (the up to 340,000 house- Notice is hereby given Americans with Disabili- 538-6170. 1.Summary Action receive briefings, ask “Council”) of Stockton holds and all you do is that the Tooele City ties Act, individuals with In compliance with the Items questions, and make Town, Utah (the “Is- call the Transcript Bul- Council will meet in a special needs (including Americans with Disabili- a.Approval of Minutes suggestions about the suer”), adopted a resolu- letin at 882-0050 for all Closed Meeting on auxiliary communicative ties Act, individuals with b.Approval of Business scope of the announced tion (the “Resolution”) in the details. (Mention Wednesday, July 1, Aids and services) special needs (including Licenses intent to write a draft en- which it authorized the UCAN Classified Net- 2009, at the hour of 6:30 should contact Brooke auxiliary communicative work) c.Approval of Bills Baker, Office of Human vironmental assessment issuance of the Issuer's Order P.M. The meeting will aids and services) d.Personnel Matters (EA). These sugges- Taxable Sewer Revenue be held at the Tooele Resources at (801) should contact Brooke METALROOF/WALL 2.Consideration of Ordi- tions are addressed in Bonds, Series 2009 (the City Hall Large Confer- 536-4412 TDD (801) Baker, Office of Human Panels, Pre-engineered nance No. 2009-15 the draft EA. “Series 2009 Bonds”) ence Room located at 90 536-4414. your Resources at 801-536- Metal Buildings. Mill amending the General Pursuant to the National and the calling of a pub- North Main Street, (Published in the Tran- 4413 (TDD 536-4414) at prices for sheeting coil Plan for 7.46 acres lo- Environmental Policy Act lic hearing to receive in- Tooele, Utah. script Bulletin June 30, least five working days are at a 4 year low. You cated at 526 North Hale (NEPA) of 1969 and the put from the public with 1. Pending Litigation 2009) prior to the scheduled get the savings. 17 Col- Street from an “Indus- Code of Federal Regula- respect to (a) the issu- classified Sharon A. Dawson meeting. ors prime material, cut trial” land use category tions (CFR) 32 Part 651 ance of the Series 2009 Tooele City Recorder (Published in the Tran- to your exact length. to a “Rural Residenital-1” Environmental Analysis Bonds and (b) any po- Pursuant to the Ameri- script Bulletin June 30, CO Building Systems land use category. (Dale Clean Out of Army Actions imple- tential economic impact ads cans with Disabilities 2009) 1-800-COBLDGS Erickson Application). menting the procedural that the improvements to Online! Act, Individuals Needing (ucan) 3.Discussion of an Your Attic! provisions of NEPA, the be financed with the pro- Special Accommoda- amendment to the Gen- U.S. Army gives notice ceeds of the Series 2009 www.tooeletranscript.com tions Should Notify eral Plan Map for 8.6 TOOELE that a draft EA has been Bonds may have on the If it happens here, Sharon A. Dawson, TRANSCRIPT acres at approximately prepared for increasing private sector. To place your classified ads in the Tooele read about it here. TooelePlace City Your Recorder, Ad Here at BULLETIN 600 West Clark Street, UAS testing, training, TIME, PLACE, AND LO- Transcript Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. TOOELE 843-2110 prior to the TRANSCRIPT www.tooeletranscript.com from a Medium Density and personnel at DPG, CATIONOFPUBLIC Your ad will appear in the print issue of the meeting. TDD Phone 882-0050 Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Valley Extra and on the BULLETIN Residential land use Utah. The EA is incor- HEARING Number 843-2108 tooeletranscript.com website! category (up to 3 dwell- porated to this document The Issuer shall hold a (Published in the Tran- ings per acre) to a Com- by reference. Based on public hearing on July script Bulletin June 30, mercial/Higher Density the EA, I have deter- 16, 2009, at the hour of 2009) Residential land use mined that an environ- 7:00 p.m. at 18 North category, in order to de- mental impact statement Johnson Street, Stock- velop higher density resi- is not required ton Town, Utah. The dential uses and com- PROPOSEDACTION purpose of the hearing is mercial uses. (Boulder AND ALTERNATIVES to receive input from the Canyon P.R.U.D.) The Proposed Action public with respect to (a) 4.Consideration of consists of increasing the issuance of the Se- Resolution No. 2009-16 UAS testing, training, ries 2009 Bonds and (b) approving an amend- and presence of UAS any potential economic ment to the agreement personnel by locating the impact that the improve- with the Department of Project Office UAS ments to be financed Army for wastewater Rapid Integration Accep- with the proceeds of the treatment facility im- tance Center (RIAC) at Series 2009 Bonds may provement project. DPG and hosting any have on the private sec- 5.Consideration of other UAS customer that tor. All members of the awarding bid for Waste- is willing to test or train public are invited to at- water Treatment Plant at DPG. The UAS contend and participate. upgrade. sidered in the proposed PURPOSEFORISSU- 6.Consideration of Ordi- action include both con- ING THE SERIES 2009 nance No. 2009-16 ventional offensive and BONDS amending the City’s defensive capabilities. The Series 2009 Bonds Land Use Management Dugway is considering will be issued for the pur- and Development Code three other alternatives. pose of financing the (Section 21.2.2) to pro- First, the No Action Al- construction of a new vide additional time be- ternative was evaluated wastewater collection tween the approval of a in the EA. The No Action and treatment facilities final development plat Alternative would con- and related improve- and the recording of the tinue with the current ments (collectively, the final development plat. level of UAS testing. “Project”). 7.Consideration of Second, Dugway is con- PARAMETERS OF THE Resolution 2009-12 sup- sidering adding only SERIES 2009 BONDS porting the U.S. 2010 RIAC defensive (surveil- The Issuer intends to is- Census and determining lance, reconnaissance sue bonds in one or the City’s level of partici- and target acquisition) more series, from time to pation in the Census. testing and training. time, in the aggregate 8.Consideration of Third, Dugway is consid- principal amount of not Resolution No. 2009-17 ering recommending that more than Ten Million amending Ace Disposal RIAC testing be central- Seven Hundred Contract to provide cash ized at another installa- Sixty-four Thousand Dol- bond in lieu of perform- tion such as White lars ($10,764,000) ance bond. Sands Missile Range, ($8,787,000 of the total 9.Council Information New Mexico; Fort principal will be forgiven Updates. Huachuca, Arizona; or by the purchaser, such 10. Adjourn. Yuma Proving Ground, that the Issuer will be ob- Rachel Wright Arizona. These alterna- ligated to repay only City Recorder tives to the proposal to $1,977,000 of the princi- In compliance with the increase UAS testing, pal amount) to bear no Americans with Disability training, and personnel interest, to mature in not Act, Grantsville City will at Dugway are being more than thirty-five (35) accommodate reason- considered and may be years from their date or able requests to assist eliminated from further dates, and to be sold at persons with disabilities analysis. a price not less than to participate in meet- DRAFT FINDINGS ninety-nine percent ings. Requests for as- The Proposed Action is (99%) of the total princi- sistance may be made not expected to result in pal amount thereof. by calling City Hall (435) significant environmental The Series 2009 Bonds 884-3411 at least 3 days impacts to geology, to- are to be issued and in advance of a meeting. pography, climate, soils, sold by the Issuer pursu- (Published in the Tran- water, vegetation, wild- ant to the Resolution, in- script Bulletin June 30, life, archaeological and cluding as part of said 2009) historical sites, socio- Resolution the draft of a economic conditions, Final Bond Resolution land use, recreation, air which was before the quality, and noise at Council and attached to DPG or surrounding ar- the Resolution in sub- eas. stantially final form at the CONCLUSION time of the adoption of Based on the EA, I con- the Resolution and said clude that the environ- Final Bond Resolution is mental effects of the to be adopted by the Proposed Action to in- Council in such form and crease UAS testing, with such changes training, and personnel thereto as shall be ap- are not expected to be proved by the Council significant and the upon the adoption preparation of an envi- thereof; provided that the ronmental impact state- principal amount, interment will not be war- est rate or rates, matur- ranted. ity, and discount of the PERIODFORPUBLIC Series 2009 Bonds will COMMENT - ADDRESS not exceed the maxi- FOR COMMENTS mums set forth above. Dugway invites com- A copy of the Resolution ments from any source and the Final Bond and especially from Resolution are on file in tribal, federal, state, the office of the Town county and local govern- Clerk of Stockton Town ment officials and agen- located at 18 North cies, citizen Advisory Johnson Street, Stock- boards, the Restoration ton Town, Utah, where Advisory Board and any they may be examined other groups or parties during regular business who have an interest in hours of the Town Clerk environmental effects of from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 the proposed action. p.m., Monday through The environmental as- Friday, for a period of at sessment is on file and least thirty (30) days may be reviewed by in- from and after the date terested parties at the of publication of this no- Public Affairs Office, tice. U.S. Army Dugway Prov- NOTICEISFURTHER i n g G r o u n d GIVEN that a period of (435/831-3409). Com- thirty (30) days from and ments will be received after the date of the pub- during the 30-day period lication of this notice is following the first publi- provided by law during cation of the Public No- which any person in in- tice, and should be ad- terest shall have the dressed to the com- right to contest the legal- mander, U.S. Army Dug- ity of the Resolution, the way Proving Ground, Final Bond Resolution, ATTN:TEDT-DT-DP- or the Series 2009 PA, Dugway, Utah Bonds, or any provision 84022. made for the security Robert E. Jones, Jr. and payment of the Se- Colonel, Chemical ries 2009 Bonds, and Corps that after such time, no Commanding one shall have any U.S. Army Dugway cause of action to con- Proving Ground test the regularity, for- (Published in the Tran- mality, or legality thereof script Bulletin June 25, for any cause whatso- 30 & July 2, 2009) ever. DATED this June 18, 2009. /s/Cherrie Staley Town Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 23 & 30, 2009) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 30, 2009

as long as I could.” History “I’m kidding about that,” she qualified. “I actually didn’t write continued from page B1 for the money. I wrote because I their time in Clover that kindled an wanted to.” insatiable desire to chronicle the Ouida continued to pen region’s history. the Transcript-Bulletin’s his- “The house was kind of on a hill. tory column through the 1960s. I remember looking across the val- She enrolled at Brigham Young ley where Ophir and Mercur were University, graduating in 1970 with and thinking about all the history a bachelor’s degree in history and there,” she said. an English minor. Ouida began writing articles to “It was quite a commute from Clover to Provo,” she remem- submit to the Tooele Transcript- bered. Bulletin. Her first piece was on The Blanthorns relocated to the mining history of Ophir. She Stansbury Park in 1972. That’s reminisced about her work for the when the dilapidated old mill newspaper with a grin. along SR-138 caught their eyes. “They started me at 10 cents per Built in 1854 by LDS apostle Ezra inch, so I tried to make the articles Sinus Infection? Allergies?

David K. Palmer M.D. Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders photography / Maegan Burr Call 882-6448 to make an appointment A painting by Jill Quarnberg that depicts how Black Rock looked in the 1860s is displayed in Boyd and Ouida Blanthorn’s Stansbury home. 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele Taft Benson, the mill was once the numerous other historic works. bustling focal point of E.T. City, The Blanthorns continue to a sprawling collection of settle- make contributions to historic ments that spanned from the mill research and preservation. Ouida north to Black Rock. has written numerous catalogued The Benson Grist Mill produced essays, and recently donated a wheat and corn by the ton, becom- number of historically significant ing a major contributor to the publications to the Tooele City county’s economy and earning the Library. temporary designation of Tooele Boyd helped place rail post County seat. After nearly a century markers marking points along the of production, the mill was shut Hastings Cutoff of the Oregon Trail down in the 1940s. The structure in 2005. One of the posts stands “We want to make you a loan” stood abandoned and deteriorat- at the west end of the Millpond ing, the victim of time and vandal- in Stansbury Park. He continues ism. According to Ouida, one man to serve as a maintenance opera- Usually 30 Minute Service in Salt Lake claimed to have built tor at the Benson Grist Mill. The his entire house out of its lumber. Blanthorns occasionally travel No Checking Account Needed! In 1983, a group of concerned back to Boyd’s family ranch in volunteers formed a committee Grouse Creek to participate in the photography / Maegan Burr $100–$1,000 Call Today and began to preserve the site. ranching operation and visit one Boyd and Ouida were appointed Boyd Blanthorn sits in his Stansbury home Friday morning and talks about the state of their sons who lives there. to the committee in 1984. Boyd the Benson Grist Mill was in before a committee was formed to renovate the site. The Blanthorns current home in played a major role in the physical first walk-through. “Half of the sid- Stansbury Park sits less than a half Gentry Finance restoration of the building. Ouida icant historical building between ing was off and the windows were mile away from the Benson Grist 1200 North Main St was the committee’s first histo- Salt Lake City and Reno. Both Boyd gone. It was dangerous just to walk Mill site. They revel in the views Tooele, Utah 84047 rian. and Ouida downplay their roles in in there.” of Stansbury and Antelope islands 435 843-8680 “The building was in very poor its preservation, modestly defer- Boyd’s team worked to stabilize from their back window. condition,” Boyd recalled of his ring to their fellow committee the structure. Some of the original “See that painting?” Ouida members. equipment remained intact, but pointed toward another original Because of her work in chroni- some was imported from the Echo work on their wall. “That’s the cling the mill’s history, Ouida was Mill in Summit County. “Finding same view we’ve got out this win- appointed by the Tooele County replacement windows was the dow.” Commission to compile a history hardest task,” he said. She lamented the fact that few of Tooele County in the early-1990s. Ouida sought out and inter- people know the county’s histo- The tome, “A History of Tooele viewed a man who had actu- ry. “And organizations these days County,” was published in 1998 as ally operated the mill. Her eyes are just full of old people. It’s too part of the Utah State Historical gleamed as she spoke about the bad.” She hopes younger genera- WE DESIGN & PRINT Society’s Centennial County his- interview — the way a historian’s tions will get hooked on history tory series. The work is detailed, eyes do at the rare opportunity of the same way she did when she yet concise and accessible. Each meeting an eyewitness. was young. county produced a similar work. “He was very old then, but we “It’s important,” she said. “It’s The Blanthorns proudly display did get to talk to him,” she said. true what they say: If you don’t their copies of most of the vol- FLYERS The restored Benson Grist Mill learn from history, you’re bound umes in the collection, alongside 1,000 - 4 Color is considered to be the most signif- to repeat it.” 1 cup water 8.5x11 • Aqueous Coating • Full Bleeds • 100# Gloss Text Picnic 1/2 cup butter continued from page B1 Reduce heat and add all at one time: the parade and time at the park 1/2 teaspoon salt *Expires 6-30-09 before the picnic begins. 1 cup flour Design not 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg $ included. Some Seven-Layer Vegetable Salad Put butter in water and heat restrictions may as low as apply. 1 medium head lettuce until water boils and butter 2 teaspoons sugar is melted. While heating, mix 1/3 cup sliced green onions together salt, flour and nutmeg. 179 1 teaspoon seasoned salt Reduce heat and add dry ingre- 1 cup sliced celery and carrots dients all at once. Stir vigorously 1/4 t garlic powder until mixture leaves sides of pan 1 package frozen peas Citrus Chicken and forms a ball. Remove from (uncooked) 2/3 cup orange juice heat. Cool slightly and add 4 eggs 3 chopped boiled eggs 3 tablespoons lemon juice one at a time, beating well with 4 Color 6 ounces shredded cheddar 3 tablespoons lime juice each addition. cheese 1 tablespoon honey Drop onto ungreased cookie 1/2 pound fried bacon 1/4 cup oil sheet. (Make the size appropriate 1 1/2 to 2 cups mayonnaise 1 tablespoon Mrs. Dash for your use. For miniatures, drop In large bowl — preferably clear (optional) by half-teaspoonfuls). Bake about BUSINESS CARDS glass for visual effect — layer let- Pinch of garlic powder 30 minutes at 400 degrees until tuce, green onions, celery, carrots, Pierce skin of boneless chicken light and dry. Make these ahead 16 pt Coated (both sides) • Bleeds • 4 Color & Flood UV peas, cheese and end with a layer breasts and soak in marinade 2 (4 color only.) if you wish and freeze them. Cut of lettuce. Spread mayo on top. hours or overnight. Grill chicken off tops and fill with sandwich fill- Sprinkle with sugar, parmesan about 1/2 hour or bake until done. ing for a main course or use fruit, cheese, seasoned salt and garlic Throw away the marinade after pudding or whipping cream for a per powder. Cover and refrigerate you soak the chicken. Do not use dessert treat. 1000 overnight. When ready to serve, it again or pour on cooked chick- $ *Expires 6-30-09 top with chopped eggs and crum- en. Serve straight from the grill or Design not included. Some bled bacon. put it on buns for a tasty chicken Chocolate Chip Applesauce Cake restrictions may apply. Stir just before eating or let sandwich. 1/2 cup oil guests dig deep for all the layers. 1 1/2 cups sugar 50 Cold Tuna Noodle Salad 2 eggs beaten Spinach Salad 1 package elbow noodles or 2 cups flour PRINTING — GRAPHIC DESIGN Serves 4-6 shells 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon • announcements • comb binding 1/2 teaspoon salt wedding/graduation 1 pound fresh spinach 1 can peas • books 1/2 cup salad oil Cheddar cheese cut into small 2 cups applesauce • napkins 1 1/2 teaspoon baking soda • catalogs 1 clove garlic (slivered) cubes • business cards 1/4 cup vinegar 1 can tuna 3 tablespoons cocoa • letter heads • brochures 1/4 cup lemon juice Mayonnaise and mustard 2 tablespoons sugar 1 cup chocolate pieces or chips • envelopes • newsletters 1/2 teaspoon salt Cook the noodles and then 6 slices crisp bacon crumbled cool them in refrigerator until Mix oil and 1 1/2 cup sugar, • posters • magnets Wash spinach, then dry thor- cool. Drain the tuna and add beat in eggs. Stir in flour, cin- • copies • photography oughly and discard stems. Tear mayo until it tastes right. Then namon, salt, applesauce, baking (b&w/color) soda and cocoa. Pour mixture into • advertising in pieces into salad bowl. Chill. add the peas and cheddar cubes. • laminate Combine salad oil and garlic and Refrigerate at least one hour or a greased and floured 13x9x2 pan. • mounting • copy writing refrigerate one hour. Discard gar- overnight until ready to serve. Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons sugar lic. Heat oil with vinegar, lemon Add a little more mayonnaise to and chocolate pieces. Bake at juice, salt and dash of pepper. Toss moisten if it has become dry. 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes. | | spinach with dressing. Garnish Cover with foil if top becomes too 58 N. Main Tooele 882.0050 with bacon. Serve immediately. Cream Puffs brown.