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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Youth discover joys of fishing at Rainbow Reservoir See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN May 22, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 104 50¢ Lady Buffs reclaim state softball crown by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR The Tooele High School softball team reclaimed a state title it has now held for four of the last five seasons with a commanding 6-0 win over Hurricane on Saturday in Spanish Fork. The win established the THS softball program as the winningest in Utah prep history with seven state titles. Canyon View spoiled Tooele’s bid for an unprec- edented four back-to-back titles last year when the Lady Falcons pried away the Class 3A State softball title from the Lady Buffs for the first time in four seasons. Tooele wasn’t about to let that happen again in 2007. The Lady Buffs took the title after a perfect tournament with five victories. It was their fifth straight appearance in the championship game. The program also became only the second softball program in Utah history to capture four state crowns in five seasons, with Box Elder performing the same feat in 1995 through 1999. During the past seven-year reign under Coach Barry Pitt, the Lady Buffs sport a glossy 30-6 record in state tourney play with an 83.3 winning percentage. Tooele sports a 42-11 mark over the past decade. Now, THS softball has set its sights on the move to Class 4A, beginning next season. Coach Pitt said his team wanted to win another title before moving up. photography / Mike Anderson THS softball seniors Karly Bitters (back left) and Dani Sloan (right) celebrate their state championship by dumping cold water on coaches Brad Patch (left) and SEE SOFTBALL ON A5 Barry Pitt (right). The team took the state title with a 6-0 victory over Hurricane on Saturday. MMP after DAIRY FAMILY Tooele works deal to utilize bigger local race crowds Kennecott water rights Move expected to allow for increased development in the city Track officials hoping to by Mark Watson Baker. “The water rights will all areas. build on good turnout STAFF WRITER be converted to culinary water One acre foot is the estimated at Utah Grand Prix After years of negotiating, rights, and I doubt in the end it amount of water needed to sup- Kennecott Utah Copper will will be 7,500 acre feet. It might ply a house situated on one acre. by Mark Watson transfer to Tooele City the rights be 1,000 acre feet or it could be Normally, about 50 percent of 2,000 acre feet. Regardless, this the amount is used inside and 50 STAFF WRITER to use up to 7,500 acre feet of Professional racers contin- water per year from water rights is a substantial amount.” percent is used outside. A 2,000- ue to sing the praises of the tied to land the company owns The 13 water rights in ques- acre-foot increase in water rights track and facilities at Miller in the Pine Canyon area. The tion date back to the 1930s could supply water to 2,000 new Motorsports Park after compet- rights will allow for increased and 1940s. All are tied to wells, houses. ing in the second Utah Grand residential and commercial springs and tunnels on land City Engineer Paul Hansen Prix, but track officials are still development in the city. owned by Kennecott. said Tooele will now drill test somewhat perplexed on how to “These water rights will be Water is a major development wells and look for water — a lure spectators from Tooele and reviewed by the state engineer issue for the city, which owns costly process. He said the the Wasatch Front to these top and then we will know the amount a total of 10,000 acre feet of Kennecott water rights can be events. of water that will be available,” culinary water rights. The city transferred to new wells in other also owns irrigation water rights With one of the major races said Tooele City Attorney Roger SEE KENNECOTT ON A7 of the season completed, MMP tied to land in Vernon and other leaders said they are optimistic about the future, but have a lot of work to do in converting local fans. GUVS GO GREEN Attendance for the event was up by several thousand over last year, said John Gardner, media manager for MMP. Still, he would like to see crowds photography / Troy Boman growing to match the magnitude Camille Richards holds her brother Seth’s hand while younger sister of the races. Kendra looks out the front door of their Erda home. The Richards’ run “We’re pleased with the prog- a dairy farm and even though the PRICE of milk has increased, the ress, but we do still have a long family’s profits have not due to increasing feed costs. way to go,” said Gardner. MMP General Manager Alan Wilson said part of his market- Milk prices up, but dairies ing team’s job will be getting the word out that events like Utah aren’t seeing any cream Grand Prix weekend are not a one-off race. by Sarah West “We did better than last year, STAFF WRITER and we expect the event to Milk prices are up and consumers aren’t the only ones continue to grow,” said Wilson. feeling the pinch. Because production costs are outpacing “What we are finding is that a prices, dairy farmers are struggling to turn a profit. lot of people just show up for According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the the main race. They could get average price of milk purchased from Utah farmers in more bang for their buck if they March 2007 was $15.60 per hundredweight, up 23.8 percent attended all three days.” from March 2006. Wilson indicated that at big “I’m still behind on my bills and trying to catch up,” said racing events fans come in and Flint Richards, owner of the Richards Jersey Farm, the only photography / Troy Boman spend a lot of time on the first large dairy in Tooele County. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger walks with Utah Gov. John Huntsman and members of the day hanging around the paddock Utah State University Ag Extension Agent Linden Huntsman family — daughter Mary Anne, holding 1-year-old Asha, and wife Mary Kay — before sign- talking to drivers and inspecting Greenhalgh said higher corn and fuel prices are causing the ing the “Western Regional Climate Action Initiative” Monday morning at the Utah governor’s mansion. cars. They are also able to scout Utah joined Washington, Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, California and British Columbia in an effort to reduce regional greenhouse gases. SEE MILK ON A5 SEE MMP ON A5

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 THE BULLETIN BOARD B2 INSIDE Partly cloudy skies OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B4 Penske team takes Wednesday and Thursday Utah Grand Prix with highs in the low 50s. SPORTS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B6 See A8 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 Utah & The West

Corrections The May 17 article “Grammy- winning skydiver makes 300 ‘fun’ Caretaker for polygamous sect leader looks for wife, child jumps in one year” included an by Jennifer Dobner four hours after he was told by Jeffs incorrect photo credit. The photo ASSOCIATED PRESS that he would marry. They eventu- should be credited to Joey Allred SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — ally grew to love each other. of Skydive Utah. The Transcript- Wendell Musser followed church Seven months later, a phone call Bulletin apologizes for the error. leader Warren Jeffs like many oth- from Jeffs, an uncle, put Musser ers do, with devotion and loyalty so on an odyssey that has changed Valley Weather Forecast deep that he obeyed without ques- his life. tion when called to take a secret Jeffs said the couple’s faithful Local Weather mission. behavior had qualified them for ser- Jeffs, head of the Fundamentalist vice. The details were sparce, and Tue 61/40 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Musser was ordered not to discuss 5/22 Saints, was on the run from law- the matter with anyone — not even Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 61F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 suits in Utah and criminal charges his wife. mph. in Arizona tied to the sect’s belief in He was to wrap up his job with polygamy and spiritual marriages a granite countertop company and involving minors. wait for word that it was time to go. Wed 67/49 Musser’s task in 2005: Take care “He was really careful with peo- 5/23 of Jeffs’ many wives in remote areas ple. He really would only call peo- A few clouds. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the upper 40s. of Colorado. ple that he trusted and he knew the Ultimately, the secrecy would cops were looking for him,” Musser breed doubt — and a mistake — said of Jeffs. Thu 73/48 that cost Musser his wife, child and Weeks after the first phone call, 5/24 membership in the church. Musser got another call from Jeffs. Times of sun and clouds. Highs in He has filed a lawsuit against Two men soon arrived to pack the the low 70s and lows in the upper 40s. Jeffs to learn the whereabouts of couple’s belongings in a truck.

©2005 American Profile Hometown Content his family. The court filing and Musser, Vivian and their infant son Service an interview with Musser provide Levi made a 19-hour trip to an empty details of Jeffs’ life on the run for house in Williamsburg, Colo., about Temps / Precipitation nearly two years before he was 30 miles west of Pueblo. “It was a big, big sacrifice, for Date High Low (prec./inches) arrested during a traffic stop in May 17 88 56 Nevada last August. sure,” Musser said. “You’re giving May 18 91 70 It is a story of small-town iso- up your family, your job, every- May 19 89 56 lation, disguises, hours of prayer, thing. I didn’t even know where it May 20 89 56 high-tech devices and meetings with was until we got there.” May 21 86 51 .14 Jeffs in a parking lot in Colorado The house would be the first of Springs. three in Colorado — Williamsburg, Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for “It was an honor to get a mission Florence, Westcliffe — where the the National Weather Service, reports that his for the church,” Musser, now 22, family would live over seven months, recording station at 139 S. Main received .14 said. “But it was really a lot dif- with a rotating cast of Jeffs’ wives, inches of precipitation between May 18 and 21 and a total of 0.87 inches in May. ferent than I expected. It was out which Musser estimates could num- For the water year, which began Oct. 1, in the middle of nowhere, and we ber as high as 180. 2006, Tooele has received 11.11 inches of were hiding.” When the roster changed, Musser precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 Polygamy is illegal in Utah and would get a phone call with a loca- inches of precipitation. Arizona, but the FLDS believes it tion identified through global posi- Pollen Count brings glorification in heaven. In tioning system coordinates. At the Colorado City, Ariz., and Hildale, rendezvous, another trusted FLDS The Intermountain Allergy and Utah, where the church faith- caretaker would whisk the women Asthma pollen count for May 22, 2007, ful number an estimated 10,000, away. is as follows: Mulberry — Low arranged marriage is also prac- “I’m not going to miss another Maple — Low ticed, often involving minor girls one. If he has an honorable bone in Oak — Low and older men. his body, he’ll do the right thing,” AP Photo / Steve C. Wilson Grass — Extremely High Musser’s own marriage to Vivian Musser said of Jeffs. “I’m going to Cattail — Moderate Wendell Musser is shown during an interview, Saturday, May 5 in Salt Lake City. Musser says he was a Mold — Low Barlow hastily occurred in a Kanab, have a part in my son’s life. I have caretaker for Warren Jeffs’ many wives over seven months, keeping watch in homes in remote areas Plaintain — Moderate Utah, motel in April 2005, about that right.” of Colorado while the head of a polygamist sect was on the run from criminal charges. Subscriber Service If you haven’t received your newspa- NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and Officer killed in Idaho courthouse shootings our customer representative will assist you. by John K. Wiley Fowler said later. as he rushed to the courthouse, also dead of gunshot wounds, Customer service hours on Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS Authorities said the sniper and the deputy helped pull the Duke said. MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — The also killed a police officer and officer out of the way before Authorities did not release Tooele Rev. Norman Fowler wasn’t sup- wounded a deputy and a civilian being shot, assistant Chief David either man’s name, but Fowler �� posed to be giving a sermon this before committing suicide in the Duke said. identified Bauer and said he was �� sanctuary. �� Sunday, let alone eulogizing a Shortly after 6 a.m., three in his 60s. �� “We Are Your Neighborhood �� Fowler and about 100 congre- SWAT teams entered the church Police said the gunman start- friend. Family Theatre” gants met late Sunday morning in and found the bodies of the ed shooting from a parking lot �� The First Presbyterian Church 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. minister had planned to fly with an auditorium on the University shooter and another man, Duke across from the courthouse �� of Idaho campus. They tearfully (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� 18 members of his congregation said. An assault rifle, ammuni- shortly after 11 p.m. A hail of recalled sexton Paul Bauer as a Tickets are now available online to help with Hurricane Katrina tion and spent shells were found more than 30 bullets ripped at www.movieswest.com �� constant grandfatherly presence �� rebuilding efforts. next to the gunman’s corpse, he through the county’s dispatch at the church where he lived. �� Instead, Fowler found him- said. center, Duke said. Dispatchers �� “These kinds of things aren’t The shooter died of what were moved to the jail area of May 18 - 24 �� self in a university music hall, *Times & Shows Subject to Change supposed to happen in this appeared to be a self-inflicted the courthouse. �� urging sobbing parishioners community,” Police Chief Dan gunshot wound to the head, “Whoever the shooter is �� blocked from their church by Weaver said at a news confer- Duke said. His body was found wanted to draw people to the �� yellow crime scene tape to pray ence. Shrek the �� for the family of the man police in the sanctuary, and the body courthouse,” Duke said. “When �� Investigators believe the * of another man was found in the officers responded, he did open (PG) �� say shot and killed the church shooter deliberately fired into sexton, a police officer and him- church office. The second man fire on them.” Third �� an emergency dispatch cen- Dly: 4:35, 5:00, 7:00, 7:30, 9:15, 9:45 �� self overnight. ter inside the Latah County Sat: 12:05, 12:30, 2:20, 2:45, 4:35, 5:00, �� “Preparing for the service Courthouse late Saturday to 7:00, 7:30, 9:15, 9:45 �� today was basically leaving it lure people into the line of fire. Sun: 12:05, 12:30, 2:20, 2:45, 4:35, 5:00, �� up to the spirit to move me,” Officer Lee Newbill was killed �� 7:00, 7:30 Only �� Utah tourism officials expect * �� Georgia Rule �� increased summer visitors Dly: 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 (R) �� by Brock Vergakis “I think we’re doing very well Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 �� ASSOCIATED PRESS because we finally have the FREE Drink Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15 Only �� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — money to tell people what Utah with any dinner �� Utah’s tourism director said last has to offer,” she said. �� entree purchase �� Thursday that she’s optimistic Utah is targeting affluent, Disturbia �� urban escapists with its adver- the state will outperform the (PG-13) �� rest of the country in visitor tising campaign. In the summer, Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 that means attracting visitors to DINNERS Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 �� growth this summer, helping (Served with fries, salad and roll) �� bolster the state’s $5.87 billion state and national parks, said • NY Steak Dinner Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 Only �� tourism industry. Denise Miller, a market research- • Fish Dinner �� The Travel Industry er contracted by the state. • Shrimp Dinner * �� Association of America, a “The research we’ve done so • Fish Combo Dinner Spider-Man 3 �� national tourism organization, far has been related to the adver- • Gyro Dinner (PG-13) �� released its summer 2007 fore- tising and likelihood of travel. • Chicken Dinner Dly: 3:30, 4:40, 6:20, 7:30, 9:10 �� cast, projecting a 1.4 percent We are seeing that (tourists) are Sat: 12:00, 12:30, 3:30, 4:40, 6:20, 7:30, 9:10 �� increase in leisure travel nation- saying they are very likely to Sun: 12:00, 12:30, 3:30, 4:40, 6:20, 7:30 Only �� wide. come. It seems up from last year �� Leigh von der Esch, manag- and those who have seen the Show Times are subject to change. �� Our Box Office opens daily 20 �� ing director of the Utah Office advertisements are even more minutes before 1st show starts. �� of Tourism, said all indications likely to come,” she said. All shows before 6pm $4.50 �� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� are that Utah will eclipse that Most of Utah’s tourists drive Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� figure. into the state rather than fly. The The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� Utah has increased its tour- TIA forecast says that as long as HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm PG �� gas prices remain less than $3.50 �� ism spending for the summer �� season from about $2 million a gallon, drive-in visitors prob- RITZ RITZ �� to more than $3 million. Those ably won’t reduce their trips. Sun — Thur 5:00 • 7:00 Sun — Thur 5:00 • 7:00 advertisements have also been “I just don’t sense the degree PG-13 R �� appearing earlier than they did of panic or angst among consum- Tooele’s Show Place Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall Luke Wilson, Kate Beckinsale last year, giving families more ers for high gas prices that we’ve for Over 60 Years! �� time to plan their summer vaca- seen in the past,” said Suzanne 882-2273 �� tions, von der Esch said. Cook, senior vice president of 111 North Main, Tooele DELTA FARCE$ VACANCY$ $ �� “In the first 24 hours the calls research for the Travel Industry http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 �� generated by advertising were Association. “Most consumers MOTOR-VU Thursday - Saturday 9:15 Dusk to Dawn Sun. May 27 9:30 4 Movies - 1 Night FM radio required for sound �� up almost 300 percent or more,” do expect gas prices are going 1. Night at the Museum 3. Premonition �� she said by telephone from Price, to be a little higher this summer, MEET THE ROBINSONS & �� 2. Norbit PG-13 4. The Messengers �� which is hosting this year’s state but they seem to be taking it in BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA LAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENT - ALL CARS WILL BE SEARCHED tourism conference. their stride.” ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD: $1.00 Senior: $4.00 ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD: $1.00 Senior: $4.00 A3

TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 �� GHS principal moving to head Rose Springs Elementary �� by Alleen Lang Stansbury Park. The move will give Jones a Grantsville High School. It was a and a principal,” said Johnsen. �� CORRESPONDENT Jones fills a position vacated chance to return to his elemen- great privilege working with the Jones has been director of The 2007-08 school year will by Ken Luke, who was appoint- tary school administration, staff and students at GHS.” the Utah Principals Academy ed as interim elementary cur- according to Mike Johnsen, Jones was hired by Tooele and a state representative for �� start with a familiar face in a riculum director for the Tooele superintendent of the Tooele County School District in 2004 the National Association of new place. Grantsville High �� County School District at the County School District. to lead GHS after he retired Elementary School Principals. �� School Principal Leon Jones start of the year. Luke’s appoint- “It was a tough decision made as principal of Blooming Hills The district has compiled a will be returning to his roots ment was recently made perma- with extensive consideration,” Elementary School in St. George, short list of candidates for the as an elementary school prin- nent. The district is currently Jones said. “I am excited about Utah. GHS principal’s job and will cipal by taking the head job moving to fill the principal job Rose Springs Elementary, but I “He came from an elementary begin interviewing candidates at Rose Springs Elementary in at GHS. am also aware I’m going to miss school background as a teacher shortly. Public implored not to leave pets in hot cars by Suzanne Ashe can reach 160. cle,” Bush said. “We see it every year,” said MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent Animals can succumb to heat Even with the windows rolled Grantsville Animal Control offi- STAFF WRITER Frank 108 East Vine Leave hot dogs to the barbe- stroke in just 15 minutes. down and the car or truck cer Randy Johnson. “If you have Tooele, UT 84074 cue, and don’t let pets suffer “I don’t think people under- parked in the shade, problems any doubt at all if it is safe OHLMAN stand that this is neglect to a can occur. A dog does not per- Attorney at Law 882-0202�� from heat in a locked car. That’s or not, just leave your pet at M high degree,” said Debra Bush, spire the way people do, they the message local animal pro- Tooele City’s animal control pant. But when their core body home.” tection advocates are trying to supervisor. temperature rises to 103 degrees Grantsville and Tooele offi- FREE get out as they prepare for the Although there are no laws in Fahrenheit, even panting won’t cers and Tooele County Sheriff Consultation onset of summer. �� the cities of Tooele or Grantsville work. The animals can suffer Deputies can get a warrant to for Even on mildly warm days, �� specifically regarding animals from heat stroke within a matter break into a car and rescue an �� it can be too warm for a dog Wills & �� left unattended on hot summer of minutes. animal if it is locked in a vehicle Trusts locked in a car or tethered in days, in both cities and in the Dogs that are left in pick- and the owner can’t be found. At the back of a pickup truck. If county, violations fall under ani- up truck beds can suffer from it’s 78 degrees in the shade, the mal cruelty ordinances. burns to their paws because the that point, the pet is often taken NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 internal temperature of a car “No living creature should metal of the truck bed can reach away and the owner is cited. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele can reach 90, and in the sun it ever be left unattended in a vehi- extreme temperatures. [email protected] 882-4800 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Office aiding young job hunters ramping up for summer www.schmutzmohlman.com by Natalie Tripp force services building,” said young parents, pregnant teens, “We help about 100 active

CORRESPONDENT Cheryl Leach, a coordinator for anyone exhibiting skills below a youth per year, and follow up on The Tooele County the program. “When youth come ninth-grade level, young adults 50 others,” Leach said. Department of Work Force in to look for a job we’ll be right with incarcerated parents, those The group will also be start- Services division charged with there to assist them.” that qualify for financial assis- ing its summer youth opportuni- helping young adults find work The Youth Employ Ability tance from the state — anyone ty program with a kickoff from in the county is moving and Services program was created with problems of that nature,” June 6 to 8. Youth will be able gearing up for a busy summer to provide job opportunities Leach said. “Our big thing is that to attend work-related classes, for self-motivated young peo- they have to be willing to suc- including a workshop for creat- season. ple, assist those who are strug- ceed. They need to be willing to ing a portfolio. The group will The Youth Employ Ability gling at school and those hav- cooperate with us.” also hold a service project to Services office is spending its ing trouble keeping a job, and The cost of supporting a sin- plant flowers on Main Street. last week at 66 W. Vine St. in help adults trying to obtain their gle student for a year in the pro- Throughout the summer, youth Tooele. The office will be closed high school diploma or GED. gram is approximately $8,000. will be able to participate in from May 30 through June 1 as Participants must be 16 to 21 Funded by the state, most young paid internships as well. it will be moving to the second years of age to qualify for the adults stay with the program “We’re always looking for floor of the Department of Work program, and must have some for two years. After that time, more youth and we’re here to Force Services building located barrier to success that is holding Youth Employ Ability Services help,” Leach said. at 305 N. Main in Tooele. them back. will continue to follow up to Youth interested in the pro- “It makes more sense to have “We accept students that make sure the student has not gram can call Youth Employ a program like this in the work come from a low-income family, hit any road blocks. Ability Services at 833-7310.

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW Track putting Tooele on the map; next step is ours When was the last time you tuned into one of the national TV net- works during the middle of the day and saw more than two hours’ worth of footage of Tooele Valley? That’s what a viewer would have seen last Sunday morning at 11 when the Utah Grand Prix at Miller Motorsports Park was broadcast on CBS. Sure, the voice-overs were about racing, but the graphics all said “Tooele” and the sweeping aerial shots took in the valley from the “T” at the base of the Oquirrh Mountains to Grantsville and the Stansbury range beyond. A quick Google news search for “Tooele” the day after the weekend- long event yielded 52 stories mentioning racing. That’s the result of some 170 journalists from around the world being at MMP this weekend. Miller Motorsports Park is putting Tooele County on the map in a way nothing — not state prep championships, the military, affordable homes nor toxic waste — ever has before. Or perhaps it’s more correct to say MMP is putting us on the globe, since much of the attention the track receives comes from an international audience. And don’t forget, this is all positive coverage. Most of us who live in Tooele hear the pronunciation of the town’s name regularly butchered, but there’s something slightly wonderful about hearing Tooele mispronounced by someone from Milan rather than Midvale. Of the thousands of fans who packed the track’s grand- stands on Saturday evening to watch the American Le Mans Series race, a large contingent were European, but there were also many South Americans and Asians. Those fans, not to mention the hundreds of racing team members and officials who also attend, don’t just fly in for a one-day event. They often stay for up to a week. These affluent, long-stay race fans are exactly the type of visitor every tourism official in the world is targeting — and we have them coming to Tooele County. The challenge for local businesses is to find a way to tap this market. A luxury hotel near the track would help by keeping visitors in the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR county, rather than sending them back to Salt Lake City each night. More high-end restaurants would also help capture more visitor dol- the only parent that feels this way. lars. Better officiating needed I could gripe about bad calls or whine Jolene Lemmon LETTERS POLICY Considering MMP is still in its infancy, the potential economic about how one-sided and unfair the referees Tooele impact seems enormous. Local businesses should do all they can to get were during the final game of a consis- The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- involved with the track, understand the events it hosts and the visitors tently poorly officiated flag football season. Defending Mayor Anderson ters to the editor from readers. Letters it attracts, and find a way to tap Tooele’s rising global fame. must be no longer than 250 words, However, let’s just skip to the heart of the This is a response to the May 15 op- civil in tone, written exclusively for problem: When parents watch their kids play ed piece by Jaromy Jessop (“SLC mayor GUEST OPINION sports, I think it’s safe to say that tempers fly should focus on the task at home”). You may the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- and someone always leaves disgruntled. This disapprove of Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky nied by the writer’s name, address and is expected. What is unacceptable is children Anderson for speaking out about President phone number. Priority will be given to We must get serious about getting hurt or injured because the refs will Bush misleading the American people just to letters that refer to a recent article in not enforce rules that were passed out to get the support of Congress to go to war in the newspaper. All letters may be sub- every coach and parent — rules drawn up Iraq. But you have to see that Bush has lost ject to editing. increasing gangs and crime to keep every player safe. If the final game focus on issues like the safety of the border were the first time my son was deliberately of the United States and the safety of the Letters written to thank an individual t has recently enough police officers per capita? tackled, knocked to the ground, and kicked American people. What is going on at the gas or organization should be submitted for come to my Are we not paying the police in the face — or if I hadn’t watched this hap- station? Why is gas so high? I can see why “Notes of Appreciation” Iattention officers a decent salary? Are pen numerous times to his teammates and Bush is looking the other way — he has lots that Tooele has the courts failing to support the players on other teams — then I would chalk of friends in the big oil companies and the Readers who are interested in writing a somewhat of a officers? Are the city, county and it up to a bad game. However, too many bad American people will pay for those friends to longer guest op-ed column on a topic of gang problem. county attorney too soft on crime? games equal a larger problem. I love watching live it up and enjoy a good time. I for one am general interest should contact Editor My first reaction It baffles me that we can’t have my son play. I do not, however, enjoy watch- really happy to see Rocky Anderson standing Jeff Barrus directly via the contact was, “You have more control in this little corner ing kids get thrown to the ground. That’s up for America. President Bush is a joke. information at the top of this page. got to be kid- of the world. Public officials at why I opted for flag football. Tackling is not The president’s respect must be earned by ding me. This is all levels should be questioned on allowed. Also included in the “no, no’s” are good service, not by misleading Americans. E-mail: [email protected] Tooele, Utah.” Jaromy Jessop this issue and held accountable. Is illegal blocking/escorting, passing the ball The people should vote in a president and Fax: (435) 882-6123 I have been GUEST COLUMNIST the jail too small? I don’t know of after seven seconds, lateral passes or pitches, Congress that can stay focused on the good Mail: Letters to the Editor to South Dallas, many citizens that would not sup- physical blocking, jersey holding, pushing of this country. Brooklyn, and Detroit. Those are Tooele Transcript Bulletin port building another wing on the and delay of game, to name a few. These rules Rulon Aufedemorte some scary places with serious P.O. Box 390 jail if necessary to prevent over- need to be taught to the refs. I’m sure I’m not Stockton problems. But, guess what, you crowding and the resultant release can end up just as dead in the Wal- of thugs onto the streets. Mart parking lot in Tooele as you We need to throw the book at can on a street corner in East L.A. criminals. I’m sick and tired of all GUEST OPINION if you get a knife in your gut. And of this touchy-feely, politically-cor- you can become just as destroyed rect approach that caters more to by meth if you get hooked on it in being compassionate to the crimi- Tooele or in St. Louis. Simply showing smoking no reason for an ‘R’ rating nal than the victims. I have come to realize there are To their credit, I am certain that he Motion Instead, they willingly take whatever about what their kids seek to watch. real gang problems in Tooele, but I Pictures arbitrary restrictions the government there are fine police officers and That means reading reviews, talk- would submit that these problems Association places on them including punitive deputy sheriffs working very hard T ing with other adults and sometimes are manageable. of America has now taxes and bans on engaging in their every day to maintain order and having to sample shows, films, I know a little something about deemed that mov- chosen habit pretty much anyplace protect the public. It is through games or music that you would this subject, having grown up ies can earn an “R” except at home. their hard work and diligence that never choose to partake of on your in Kearns as the only white kid rating simply for Smoking carries a stigma that does we are able to sleep comfortably own. accepted into a Polynesian com- depicting smoking not get attached to other similarly at night. My question is this: At Expecting a rating system that munity — Tongans to be exact. as glamorous. They harmful behaviors. Alcohol abuse, consists of four categories to make When we had gang problems what level are we failing these made this decision Daniel Kline violence and fast food all represent these decisions for you represents in our neighborhood, a group men and women who provide this after being lobbied a danger to America’s youth, but GUEST COLUMNIST an abandonment of the responsibil- of us would get together and in selfless service? I can understand by misguided activ- nobody calls for banning children ity you accepted when you decided no uncertain terms go and take how it would feel if every arrest ists who somehow from seeing people drinking a beer, to have a child. Simply banning your care of the problem. After a good you made was thrown out because think that the entertainment industry fighting or eating a Big Mac. thrashing, a lot of troublemakers it was met with resistance from has a responsibility to promote what Movies have no moral responsibil- child from seeing “R” rated mov- decided to shop their wares and the courts. political busybodies consider posi- ity. Hollywood’s only responsibil- ies ignores the decided differences troublemaking elsewhere. We need to get tough on crime tive behavior. ity (and admittedly they fail at this between children and what they can With the escalation of violence at all levels. This just takes politi- If an actor smoking a cigarette much of the time) is to entertain us. handle. nowadays, however, vigilante cal will. Public support is there to in a movie can earn the film an “R” Films, at least some of them, depict Some parents might be fine with thumpings are no longer a solu- back the effort. All people desire rating than we should expect films life, and in life as I’ve experienced it, their 15-year-old watching “The tion to the gang problem. We have to live in a place where their loved depicting overeating, infidelity and sometimes smoking appears glamor- Godfather,” but may consider “Basic laws, courts, law enforcement, ones can safely walk down the other negative behaviors to also be ous. Instinct” a little too risqué. Similarly, and a department of corrections. street, play in the parks, shop banned for children under 17. In The scumbag in high school who some parents might have no issue These are the entities that should at stores, and go to school in an fact, perhaps Hollywood should slap smoked might die of lung cancer with their child being exposed to a be taking care of gang problems. intimidation-free and crime-free a restrictive rating on all movies not before I do, but back then he was a positive depiction of smoking, but It is very mysterious to me why, atmosphere. about doing charity work, adopting lot cooler than I was. It doesn’t take may very well have other areas of in such a small town as Tooele, orphans or being a tragically wid- Hollywood to show us that image, concern. we are plagued by gang violence, Jaromy Jessop writes on local owed mom who overcomes great it’s around us in real life. Bad boys We all know smoking kills people rampant drug use, and all kinds of history and outdoor adventure, odds. and naughty girls have a certain and children should not be taught other criminal behavior. and is a frequent contributor to That, of course, would never hap- appeal and in some cases, a cigarette that cigarettes make you cool, Is it because we don’t have the Transcript-Bulletin. pen because unlike other forms of simply accents the allure of danger glamorous or more desirable to the harmful behavior, smoking has been no matter how foolish we under- opposite sex. Teaching, however, has labeled by activist groups as some stand the action to be. never been the reason Hollywood sort of grand evil that everyone As a parent, I consider the whole makes movies, and as a parent I’m in American can universally hate. notion of rating movies, television not looking to the movies to take Apparently puffing a cigarette or shows, video games and everything even seeing someone do so repre- else absurd. I do not decide on my over this responsibility from me. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 sents such a great horror that chil- child’s access to entertainment based dren must be protected from the on some arbitrary rating levied by Daniel B. Kline can be reached at Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus image. groups subject to political pressures. [email protected]. An archive of Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Even smokers loathe themselves Responsible parents of non-adult his columns can be found at www. and rarely fight for any rights. children must become informed notastep.com. A5

TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Family yard sale to raise money for sons’ autism treatment by Natalie Tripp The family had things to sell and conservative nurse, had been criti- pull it together.” CORRESPONDENT after explaining the situation to cal of the program until she visited Garrard was very excited about A Stansbury Park couple are hop- neighbors, family and friends, they the clinic. “She came back really the support his family has received ing a community yard sale will gen- received an outpouring of donated positive about the whole thing and so far. Concealed erate enough money to help them items. that’s when we decided we should “I feel we’ve become adopted by afford a revolutionary treatment Chandler, 8, and Colby, 2, each seriously consider this.” our neighborhood for a community Firearms Training program for their autistic children. have the same form of autism, As part of the program, patients cause,” he said. “We’ve received Get your Concealed Two of Stephen and Ashlyn known as pervasive developmental are placed on a motion table that donations from people in Salt Lake Firearms permit. Classes Garrard’s three children have autism. disorder, and have trouble with their delivers relaxing movement to the and Provo too, which has really held on a regular basis. After two years of searching for speech but differ from each other patient while a computerized light been a blessing.” More information available at: some kind of medical procedure to in terms of sensory and learning slowly pulses through a visual spec- The yard sale will be held on www.greatbasinguns.com help their kids, the Garrards learned problems. Their 5-year old sister, trum to restore the visual system’s Saturday, May 26 at 8 a.m. at the � or Call of a new alternative medical treat- Brookelle, doesn’t have autism. receptivity to color. The patient also Garrard home at 539 Wheatridge � ment — the Sirri Sensory Learning The Sirri Sensory Learning listens to music that is selected to Road in Stansbury Park — the cul- 435-830-3921 Program. Program, developed by Dr. Dan meet their specific needs. The pro- de-sac behind Maverick. There will The two-week treatment is Williams of Phoenix, Ariz., is gram requires that patients have two be refrigerators, washers and driers, designed to meet the exact needs designed to re-train the brain’s learn- 30-minute sessions a day for 12 con- furniture, toys and clothes for sale. of their children, but affording the ing system through visual, vestibular secutive days, and then continue the Some construction companies have Homeowner’s program seemed impossible. The and auditory stimuli. The program light stimulus at home once a day for also donated items like ceiling fans Find out procedure costs several thousand was developed to help patients that the following 18 days. and sliding doors. A bake sale will how you can save Warning dollars per patient, and with two suffer from ADD/ADHD, autism, After thoroughly investigating the also be held. children affected, the Garrards were brain injuries, behavioral problems, procedure, the Garrards decided to If you would like to donate to the Avoid the Heating facing double costs. learning disabilities, and Down schedule both of their boys to under- yard sale, the family would appreci- “We wracked our brains for ideas Syndrome. go the program in June. ate donations by Friday. To drop off $2150 & Cooling and decided to put together a yard “At first we were very skeptical “The project is so cost-prohibi- donations at the family’s home or Industry’s “Bait’em sale to help raise money for the pro- about the procedure,” Stephen said. tive that we’d put it off for so long,” ask questions about the event call On A New Cooling and gram,” said Stephen. He explained that his mother, a very Garrard said. “We finally decided to 833-9666. Heating System. Plus, & Switch’em” 12 month ﬁnancing on Traps... approved credit.

Milk Chances are you’ve seen the, “How To Get Central Air Free When You Buy A continued from page A1 New High Efficiency Furnace” or “Or act now and get your air conditioner for $1,995!” These are the same “Dog and Pony Shows” that some heating and milk price increase as farmers cooling contractors in The Valley use about this time every year to get into pass on those costs to consum- your home. And I’m almost certain that you’re as sick of hearing it as I am! ers. “I’m Jason Harris, General Manager of Harris Air Systems. The fact of the matter is any “Actually, we’ve had probably heating & cooling company can give you the same deal if not better. You see, some heating & cooling contractors can get pretty creative trying to drum up business in the Spring just to get the toughest winter and fall I into your home and tell you they’re out of the system advertised and subject you to the same remember in the dairy industry pricing you can get from any dealer in the Valley. So when you hear something that is too good to be true…It probably is!” because of the price of corn Jason Harris General Manager Harris Air Systems that we feed the cows on,” said Richards. “I don’t raise any of Right Now my own feed, so I get hit pretty You can legitimately save up to $2150 on a system installed by a company that has hard.” been working in your neighborhood for over 15 years now. And because we’ll Richards, who has 200 milking make sure you know all of your options so you can choose which one will best cows at his dairy in Erda, said fit your budget, you’ll likely save More Time & Money with Harris Air over any there are two factors respon- bait’em and switch’em contractor. sible for the corn price increase. One is that last fall’s corn har- vest was less than expected due to lack of rain in the Midwest 272 N. Broadway, Tooele late in the season when the ears were forming. The other reason 882-1069 is an increase in corn used to make ethanol, a practice that has been blamed nationally for human food and livestock feed A Division of Harris Air Systems shortages. photography / Troy Boman Richards said the milk market Flint Richards lifts his daughter Kendra out of a holding pen for a Jersey calf as older sister Camille watches No Gimmicks…Just The Facts in the background on Monday. Richards runs the largest dairy operation in Tooele County in Erda. He said will eventually correct itself. From A Harris Trained Professional! higher production costs have left him struggling to turn a profit. “When one commodity in agriculture, like milk, gets good, but that the market overcor- Richards said all agriculture, everyone buys more cows or rected to the point where there’s including milk, is cyclical by plants more corn,” Richards a shortage of milk going into definition. said. 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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 Opinions Shared Freely. DEATH NOTICE OBITUARIES (Yours and Ours.) Verl McInelly Shirley Mae Peterson Wanda Trujillo

Open Forum Funeral services are pending for Shirley Mae Peterson, moth- Loving wife, mother and Every Tuesday Verl McInelly who died at his home er and long time resident of friend Wanda Trujillo, age 55, in Grantsville May 22, 2007. A full Wendover, Utah, and retired got her wings and ascended into obituary will appear in the Thursday TOOELE employee of Wells Rurle Electric heaven at her home on May 9, TRANSCRIPT edition of the Tooele Transcript ULLETIN Company, passed away on May 2007 after a courageous battle B Bulletin. For further information 18, 2007, due to complications with cancer. contact Tate Mortuary 882-0676. associated with Alzheimer dis- Born in Park City, Utah, she ease. Born Feb. 26, 1920, in met her soul mate Joe and lived Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, Salt Lake City, Shirley gradu- a happy, fulfilling marriage for and How Much Do They Cost? ated from West High School in 37 years. 1937. Married Ray V. 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MEDICAL MALPRACTICE (McNeill) Silvis Casey Lynn Sept. 18, 1919 Have you been injured as a Sorenson – May 17, 2007 result of a medical error? Casey Lynn Sorenson passed Margaret Louise Silvis of from this life on Friday, May If so, you may be entitled to compensation. Medical Longmont, Colo. died May 17, 18, 2007 at his home in Tooele, malpractice cases are not like other cases. Your legal 2007, at the HospiceCare Center Utah. Born March 13, 1959 in rights require specialized protection. in Lafayette, Colo. She was 87. American Fork, Utah to Von W. Margaret was born Sept. 18, and Karleen Flygare Sorenson. 1919 in Rouse, Colo., to Elmer Casey will be remembered as a At G. Eric Nielson & Associates, and Marion (Jamieson) Everly. loving father, loyal brother and medical malpractice is all we do. She grew up in the coal min- Margaret Louise (McNeill) Silvis friend. He dedicated 25 years ing camps near Walsenburg, on Jan. 25, 1941 in Pueblo, Colo. to the safety of the people of Tooele County through his work If you feel you or a loved one ha been a victim of a birth Colo., graduating from Huerfano Mr. McNeill passed away May County High School. The fam- at the CAMDS facility at Tooele Casey L. Sorenson injury, wrongful death, delayed diagnosis, surgical error, 5, 1970. On March 19, 1974 she ily moved to Pueblo where she married John Arthur Silvis in Army Depot, he also work at or any other type of medical malpractice; call us for a free fish, ride motorcycles and ride attended the Minnequa School of Las Vegas, Nev. Mr. Silvis passed the JACDS facility on Johnston consultation. We can usually tell you over the phone if horses. He is survived by broth- Nursing at Corwin Hospital. She away June 14, 2000. Atoll. He was a cool head under ers; Ken Sorenson, Stansbury your case has merit. Call now. graduated as a Registered Nurse Margaret loved the mountains pressure and excelled in his Park; Clay (Julie) Sorenson, in 1940. where she enjoyed fishing and profession as a coordinator Cedar Fort, Utah; and Shawn As a young woman, she worked camping with family and friends. of emergency response opera- (Jessica) Sorenson, Cedar Fort, as a nurse at several hospitals in She took great pride in her home tions. He loved rodeo and was a Utah. Also survived by chil- 866-605-4556 Colorado and Utah until 1954. and family, especially her three member of the PRCA and RMRA dren; Meghann (Aaron) Gelter 4790 S. Holladay Blvd. (2300 E.) She was a payroll clerk at Tooele grandchildren and 14 great-grand- with a passion for bull riding. of Logan, Utah; Couper D. Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Army Depot in Tooele, Utah until children. He dedicated many years of ser- Sorenson, Detroit, Mich. (LDS She was preceded in death by www.ericnielson.com her retirement in 1970. vice to the Utah High School missionary); and Baylee Jo She married her childhood her husbands, two sisters, one Rodeo Association as a rodeo Sorenson, Erda. Services will be sweetheart John Delmar McNeill brother, and one great-grandson judge. Casey loved children and held Tuesday, May 22 at 11 a.m. Payton Soderborg. had a kind and gentle place in in the Cedar Fort LDS Chapel. She is survived by her only his heart for them. As an avid Internment will be at the Cedar daughter Peggy Soderborg of outdoorsman he loved to hunt, Fort Cemetery. Longmont; two grandsons, Show Your Graduate’s Marty Soderborg and his wife Gretchen of Panaca, Nev. and Jeffrey Soderborg and his wife Evelyn Orme Palmer Baby Photo to the World! Angela of Johnstown, Colo.; one granddaughter Amy Taylor and “Loving Mother” her husband Darin of Lewisville, Idaho; thirteen great-grandchil- Our loving and compas- Our Baby Graduate Photo Page dren Kaleigh, Taylor, and Sadie sionate mother, grandmother, will run in the Soderborg of Panaca, Nev.; Briana, great-grandmother, great-great- Lindsay, McKenna, Preston, and grandmother and friend passed Krista Taylor of Lewisville, Idaho; away Wednesday, May 16, 2007, and Jennifer, Jeffrey, Anna, in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Joshua, and Kaylynn Soderborg She was the daughter of Edwin of Johnstown, Colo. She is also Marshall and Millie Orme. She survived by her stepdaughter grew up in a very loving and nur- Lorrie Poiry of El Segundo, Calif. turing family in Tooele, Utah. and five step grandchildren. She married Theo Irving Palmer Tuesday, May 29th, 07 Cremation has been entrusted May 20, 1938 in the Salt Lake to Crist Mortuary. Internment Temple. Evelyn was a member Evelyn Orme Palmer will take place at Hampden of The Church of Jesus Christ of her four daughters: Joan (David 1. Baby photos must be submitted to the Memorial Gardens in Aurora, Latter-day Saints and held many C. Engh), Kathleen (Edgar W. Colo. Margaret had requested no positions of service through- Transcript-Bulletin by Friday, May 25th, Barron), Diane (Gary L. Barret) services be held. Her family will out her lifetime. Evelyn was a JANE DOE 2007 by 6:00 pm. and Carolyn (Scott R. Madson), conduct a private memorial at a wonderful example of kindness, 17 grandchildren, 42 great- Tooele High School ‘04 later date. compassion, dignity, courage “Never stop believing in yourself 2. Please enclose any message you want Contributions may be made and womanhood to her fam- grandchildren and 2 great-great- and all your dreams will come true. (up to 30 words) with photo. to HospiceCare of Boulder ily and all who knew her. She granddaughters. You’ve made us proud. Good luck and Broomfield Counties, 2594 was often referred to as being Interment: Wasatch Lawn “such a lady.” We will all miss Memorial Park, 3401 Highland in all that you do.” 3. You can pick up your photo the day after it Trailridge Drive East, Lafayette, CO 80026. her dearly. She is survived by Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah. Love your Family appears at the Transcript-Bulletin office.

and Leslie. Survived by Kayleen DEADLINE: Milton Severe Bell Brewer, Wendy (Frank) Castro, Blake (Faye) Bell, Skip Bell, Friday, May 25, 2007 at 6:00PM Milton Severe Bell, 85, Neil (Sheri) Bell, Leighann (Les) $ 00 passed away May 17, 2007. He Cost: 25. (Payment must accompany order.) was born October 4, 1921, in Maynard, numerous grandchil- Grantsville, Utah to William dren, great-grandchildren and much loved nieces and nephews. CLIP AND MAIL and Annie Maude Severe Bell. Dad served in Italy during WW Funeral services will be held on II and was a longtime rancher Wednesday, May 23, 2007 at 1 GRADUATE’S NAME______and cowboy. He was preceded p.m. at the Grantsville 3rd Ward in death by his wife, Dorene 415 West Apple St. Friends may PRINT NAME YES NO Smith Bell to whom he was mar- call at Tate Mortuary Tuesday ried since May 20, 1968, his par- 6-8 p.m. and 11:30-12:30 prior BIRTH DATE______PHONE______ents, brothers, Arnold, Ferris, at the church on Wednesday. Wendall, Kenneth and Byron, Interment in the Grantsville City ADDRESS______three grandsons Brent, Kenneth Cemetery. Milton Severe Bell SCHOOL______

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TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Summer movie season features plenty of sequels and a few likely gems th by Missy Thompson This “Fantastic Four” film, open- Psychic Cruises — May 25 STAFF WRITER ing June 15, is following the trend of Sunset Dinner Cruise “Spider-Man 3” and “Shrek the sequels and trilogies. This is prob- 7:00-9:00 p.m. • $27.00 • Full bar Available Third” have broken weekend box ably another film that did not need • Psychic $10.00 per office records already and the sum- to be made and will either boost or • Palm Readers reading mer film season is just kicking hinder Jessica Alba’s so-called act- • Tarot Card Readers off. “Pirates of the Caribbean: At ing career. This film will probably World’s End” opens this weekend interest the audience from the origi- and I’m sure it will shatter “Spider- nal film. With all the other blockbusters to come to theaters, it isn’t Man 3’s” record hands-down. But th these third installments aren’t the like the “Fantastic Four” franchise Brew Cruise — May 27 only big movies opening up this will find a new following. 3:00-5:00 p.m. • $15.00 summer. The fifth installment of “Evan Almighty” and “September Visit Tracks for Discount Tickets! the “Harry Potter” series will grace Dawn” screens in July, “Ocean’s Thirteen” Morgan Freeman playing God th and the animated penguin film — again — with Steve Carrell as a Memorial Day — May 28 “Surf’s Up” open June 8, “Fantastic makeshift Noah... What could be Sunset Dinner Cruise Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” will better? Well, probably other films photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures 7:00-9:00 p.m. • Special Price $29.00 open the following week, and the coming out this summer, but “Evan Matt Damon, George Clooney and Brad Pitt star in the third installment Delicious Dinner Prepared Fresh daily by on-board chef highly anticipated “Transformers” Almighty” might be a refreshing of the “Ocean’s” series in “Ocean’s 13,” which opens June 8. flick will open July 6. change of pace from the other sum- “Harry Potter and the Order of the Call for reservations 801-252-9336 The summer months — and a few mer blockbusters. Opening June isn’t likely the film will do poorly. Phoenix” opens July 13 to an await- However, those who don’t watch www.gslcruises.com months before the award season 22, this biblical comedy follows ing audience who will be spoiled — are a time for some of the year’s Carrell’s attempt to make an ark “The Simpsons” and are unaware with the release of the seventh — of the comedy style may find the best movies. There will likely be a before the great flood at the request and supposedly final — book of the few let-downs, some surprises and of God. The film’s predecessor film crude. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Harry Potter series on July 21. What [email protected] some heavily hyped blockbusters “Bruce Almighty” may have done an exciting eight days for Harry that will tear up the box office. fairly well, but with Carrell thrown Potter fanatics. (I’ll admit, I can’t There are also smaller, indepen- into the mix, his fans are likely wait either). All of the stars from dent films that won’t make as much to take interest. Also opening this the previous four films will return money, but may be better than the week is the smaller film “September for the beginning of the dark period Herniated Disc? Degenerated Disc? Sciatica? big-budget flicks. Here is a preview Dawn,” which hits close to home of Hogwarts, Harry and wizardry. “Amazing FDA Approved Technology Works For The Most Difficult Low Back Pain Cases” of some of this summer’s hottest for Utah. The film tells the fictional- As it has been proven and agreed (If you or someone you love is suffering with back pain, please read this.) films. ized story of a group of settlers who on in the past, the books are better were traveling to California, only to “Every day I would have pain starting at my lower back and going down my leg all the way to my toes. “Knocked Up” than the films. However, the “Harry be attacked by a group of Mormons. I knew I had to have something done, but surgery was not an option. Since receiving treatment on the Opening June 1 is the hilarious Potter” film series is fun to watch comedy “Knocked Up” from the What follows is a controversial DRX9000, I have had no pain! I would recommend anyone with back problems to see Dr. Brown and find even though reading it is much more out if the DRX9000 will work for you.” -Mrs. Shields writer and director of “The 40 Year piece of Mormon history known as enjoyable. Old Virgin,” Judd Apatow. Starring the Mountain Meadows Massacre. You may have tried everything else, you may have been told you need surgery, or maybe you had surgery “Hairspray” Katherine Heigl (television’s “Grey’s “Ratatouille” and it didn’t work. If any of this is true for you I want to invite you to “check out” the latest technology in After the success of “Dreamgirls” treating back pain without using drugs or surgery. Anatomy”) and Seth Rogan, this film I don’t know how well Taco and “Chicago,” another hit Broadway follows the aftermath of an unsus- Bell and other fast-food restaurant Whether your pain is from a herniated disc, a degenerated disc, or arthritis in the spine, this cutting edge musical is making its way to the big pected pregnancy and the complica- chains have survived after reports technology could be the answer to ending your pain-even if you’ve already tried physical therapy, chiroprac- screen. The musical “Hairspray” will tic, injections or surgery! tions that can arise from something of mice in their kitchens. I also open on July 20 and either be a so sudden. Apatow uses the same don’t know that the Disney film I know there are a lot of reasons why people are skeptical. Maybe you don’t think it will work for you. another hit for the musical genre or Let me remind you the DRX9000 is FDA approved. It has no dangerous side effects. Our program works dry, sarcastic style as his other films, “Ratatouille” will calm restaurant- a groan like “The Phantom of the for almost 9 out of 10 people. Chances are it will work for you too. You won’t find that kind of success but takes it to a new level by using goers, but it might make for a fun Opera.” Some musicals need to stay anywhere else! shock value. “Knocked Up” will be movie. In this animated film, a rat on the stage and should never be So if you are tired of living with pain, if you are tired of taking a lot of drugs to mask the pain, or if you an instant cult classic and a film in Paris longs to be a chef and is made into a film. want to find an answer to your back pain that does not involve surgery, this may be exactly what you are adored by Apatow’s fans, but hated constantly chased out of kitchens looking for. by some conservatives for its ability and forced to eat garbage, which he “The Simpsons Movie” The long-running television Call within the next 10 days for a FREE evaluation to see if the DRX9000 is the solution to end your pain. to make a taboo subject funny. detests. After a fellow chef reveals All you stand to lose is a little time. Think how it could change your life if this could fix your problem. “Surf’s Up” and “Ocean’s 13” that he cannot cook, the rat decides series “The Simpsons” just showed June 8 will be an interesting to help him out by cooking for him its 400th episode. This monumental Call In The Next 10 Days For Your FREE LOW Back and Disc Evaluation. weekend as another animated and constantly escaping the kitchen event only emphasizes the release children’s movie about penguins, staff. Since “Cars” was so success- of “The Simpsons Movie” on July 27. 435-882-7200 “Surf’s Up,” and a third installment ful, “Ratatouille” will hardly be a Here is another huge blockbuster “I had pain in my hip and down the leg for about 25 years. I had a hard time doing anything. Since of the “Ocean’s” series will open. terrible film. Still, rats in a kitchen film that could make box office history or fall flat on its face. Given being on the DRX I can sleep, walk, and work without constant pain. The treatment didn’t cause any Parents will be dragged to see gives me the creeps. pain and now I am almost pain free!” -David P. surfing penguins while boyfriends “Transformers” the loyalty of fans the television and husbands will be forced to sit The “Transformers” already has show has had over the years, it through yet another film starring an audience and they will all go see both George Clooney and Brad the film on July 6. This is perhaps Pitt. Why “Ocean’s 12” was made one of the most talked-about films is beyond my comprehension, but of the year so far. It will try to outdo I’m sure Clooney and Pitt — along “Independence Day” and “War of with the others in this star-studded the Worlds” but there is something cast — will make the film money. about aliens attacking the world Hopefully “Ocean’s 13” will be the that we’ve all seen countless times end of the road for the fast-talking, before. Hopefully, “Transformers” smooth-playing “Rat Pack” reunion. will bring something different. “Fantastic Four: Rise of the “Harry Potter and the Order of Silver Surfer” the Phoenix”

�� “Kennecott and Tooele have talked for a number of years Kennecott about a possible agreement, but continued from page A1 the negotiations began in ear- areas. “If we don’t find water nest in 2006,” Baker said. in Pine Canyon, we can look Tooele will not pay any money for water in Middle Canyon or up front for the transfer of water Settlement Canyon,” he said. rights. Instead, Kennecott will Currently, the city uses nine be compensated by private enti- wells and a 10th well is about to ties that use the water. Baker go online. said access to the water could Any person seeking to build take up to three years. in Tooele must show he has “We estimate it will take water rights for the project. This approximately one year for the procedure was instituted by state engineer to reach a deci- the city nine years ago to place sion on how many acre feet of the major burden for manag- water will be allowed for munic- ing scarce water resources on ipal use,” Baker said. “And we new builders instead of existing estimate that it will take one to residents. two years to complete the first The state has not created any production well.” new water rights in Tooele Valley Baker explained that all water for several years, so developers is owned by the state in trust for have to find people who already the public. The state manages own water rights before they the availability of water through pitch their projects to the city. a system of water rights. Some To maintain its growing water of these rights date back to the system, Tooele charges an aver- 1800s. Each water right is docu- age $4,500 in water impact fees mented historically with points during the building permit proof diversion and flow levels. cess. All water rights are not equal. Baker said Kennecott was fac- One documented water right ing a use-it-or-lose-it deadline could represent 5,000 acre feet from the state engineer regarding of water while another water the water rights it owned in Pine right could only represent 50 Canyon. The company needed acre feet of water. an agreement in place by May The waters rights are of vari- 31, so the Tooele City Council ous kinds, including agricultural, was forced to hold a special industrial, mining and domestic. meeting to hasten the process. They will all be converted to The deal between the city and culinary rights for use by the Kennecott was approved at such city. a meeting last Thursday. [email protected]

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SPORTS WRAP Stansbury golf results Purple reign: Lady Buffs take softball title again The teams of Val Green-Peggy Lindsey and Brad Lindsey-Rick Mason each combined by Nick Drake forces to win their respective divisions in the Stansbury Park Golf Association SPORTS EDITOR two-person best ball tournament May 19 Tooele didn’t enjoy, relish or at the local course. The squad of Green- appreciate playing second fiddle Lindsey fired a low gross 77 to capture in the Class 3A softball ranks a the women’s low gross division while Barrie Frankland and Doris Deveraux joined year ago. together to win the women’s low net at 67. When the 2007 softball season Lindsey-Mason recorded a first place 69 campaign began, the Lady Buffs to claim the men’s low gross division and were determined to celebrate a edge out runner-up team of Ken Tomlin different tune and didn’t care and Leon Harvey by four strokes with a 73. Shane Dare and Matt Bergener fired a who or how many teams stood low net 60 to top the men’s low net division in their way. while Jeff Lindsey and Chris Holley took Tooele registered a perfect 5-0 second place at 67. The next Stansbury state tourney record to re-claim Park Golf Association tournament is an individual tourney format June 2 at the the coveted state softball crown local course. which has only left town for one Overlake Chicago results of the past five years. Ron Dale recorded a plus 7 to seize top The Lady Buffs outscored honors in the Links at Overlake Men’s their post-season foes 33-4 in League Chicago tournament May 12 at runs, recorded three shutouts the local course. Dale garnered first place and even upended the defend- while Tim Herron and Mark McIntyre tied for second with a zero tally each. Coby ing state champs, Canyon View, Duffin and Roger Sharples each took en rout to the state title run last fourth place at minus 2 while Ken Fullmer weekend in Spanish Fork. and Hayden Farley tied for sixth place each After posting a 12-2 rout of with a minus three. Carbon in the opening round Farley wins Links Mens of state play May 12, Tooele Hayden Farley fired a low gross 34 to top reeled off consecutive wins over the Links at Overlake Men’s Association Tuesday League event at the local course. Canyon View (1-0), Juan Diego Farley edged out runner-up Nick Griego (3-0) and Hurricane (11-2, 6-0) and Chris Martin by one stroke, 35, to in succession to capture their garner top honors in the men’s low gross fourth state championship in the division. Brady Christensen claimed fourth past five seasons. place at 36 and Coby Duffin finished in fifth place at 37. Matt Lane, Carter Maudsley, Tooele has also earned five Ron Dale and Scott Broadhead all tied for consecutive trips to the state sixth place with a 39 each. Lorin Mattinson championship game and six topped the men’s low net at 32 while Bud appearances in the title tilt out of Allred and Gene Fisher tied for runner-up the past seven seasons. In fact, honors with a 34 each. Rick Culley, Clate Broadhead, Eddy Vickers and Rod Iorg all the Lady Buffs sport a remark- tied for fourth place with a 35 each. Cody able 30-6 overall record in state Duffin earned the longest drive award tourney play during the seven- on the seventh hole while Hayden Farley year reign. captured the closest to the pin honor on the eighth hole. The title runs boosted Tooele’s overall record to 24-3 on the Wendover Classic Co-ed 2007 campaign. The annual Wendover Classic Co-ed softball tournament will be held June 9-10 in Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt Wendover, Nev. The entry fee is $200 stated his team wasn’t about per team and send entry fees to West to overlook anyone in the state Wendover Rec District, P.O. Box 5010, tourney this year after battling Wendover, Nev. 89883. For more information call 775-664-3289 or 775-664-3723 all the way through the loser’s or email [email protected]. bracket last year due to a first Christmas golf tourney round stumble to Dixie. The annual Operation Christmas Golf tour- “Our goal was to take it one nament has been scheduled for June 24 game at a time and to take every- at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. The entry fee one serious,” he said. “ We didn’t is $40 per person, which includes lunch, want to take anyone too lightly, and the format is a four-person scramble. All proceeds go to the Tooele Community get prepared for every team we photography / Maegan Burr Action Program to help the less fortunate play and score more runs than Tooele’s Kelsey Mendenhall (right) slides her hand just under Hurricane catcher Natalie Hoyt to score a run in Friday’s winner’s bracket final game families in need during the holiday season. at Spanish Fork. The Lady Buffs rolled past the Lady Tigers, 11-2, and posted a 6-0 triumph over Hurricane in the title game Saturday to claim For more information contact Mark or SEE RETURN ON A9 the program’s fourth state softball title in the past five seasons. Christine Sandoval at 435-843-8247. Golf tourney at Overlake The first annual Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s team in training golf tournament will be held at the Links at Overlake in Christiansen wins javelin Tooele on Saturday, May 26 starting at 8 a.m. with sign-in from 7 to 7:45 a.m. The four-man scramble is $60 per player and entry fees are due by May 19. The putt crown at 3A state track meet off contest starts and 7 a.m. For more by Steve Schwartzman “I just can’t say enough about her,” said information or to sign-up with a team, call Shawn or Shelly at 435-849-2530. CORRESPONDENT THS head coach Kendra Reed. “She can Wrestling camp at GHS Tooele senior Erin Christiansen excelled in accomplish anything she sets her goals to There will be a wrestling camp June 7-9 at softball all throughout elementary and junior and watching her do that for this past four Grantsville High School, sponsored by GHS high school playing for the Tooele City rec- years has been wonderful.” and Western Wyoming Community College reational teams — especially in center field. Christiansen’s gold finished helped lead for ages 10 to 18. It provides wrestlers During her freshman year in high school, the THS girls to 15th overall in the state with the opportunity to learn and improve team standings at 10 points, finishing behind valuable techniques in folk-style wrestling Christiansen decided to hang up her softball as well as conditioning and lifting for the cleats and try track and field. Judge Memorial (115), Ogden (100), Cedar upcoming year. Cost is $150. This is the And right now, she’s glad she did it. (69), Logan (39.5), Juan Diego (34), Emery last week to register for the camp and a “At the time it seemed like quite a decision (34), Wasatch (33.5), Park City (31), Snow $50 deposit is due May 26. For more info to switch from softball to track,” Christiansen Canyon (30), Hurricane (29), North Sanpete call Clarence Evans at 884-6158. said. “But now that I’ve accomplished as (21), Delta (20), Pine View (19), and Dixie Tooele baseball showcase much as I have, I know that track is definitely (16), and defeating Grantsville (8), Uintah National Scouting Report will hold the (7), Morgan (3.5), Bear River (3), and Carbon First Coast to coast Baseball Showcase the best thing for me.” in conjunction with the Ringor Baseball Christiansen finished a stellar four-year (1.5). Showcase Series. The showcase is sched- high school track career with a 3A state title Christiansen also finished ninth overall in uled for 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, in the girls javelin throw last Saturday at the the discus throw with a distance of 90-5, fol- June 20 at Dow James Park in Tooele. UHSAA state track and field championships lowed by teammate Kenya Mamales in 14th Professional scouts will rate all players with a 84-04 mark. with the top players receiving invitations at Brigham Young University. to advance to a regional, then national Christiansen’s winning toss of 123-9 gave The THS girls’ 1600-meter medley relay showcase. A college recruiting session her the first state gold of her athletic career. of Jessica Anderson, Amie Farley, Caitlin will follow at 6 p.m. For more information photography / Maegan Burr “Taking state was one of my biggest goals Mooney and Lindsey Terry finished 10th go to www.nsrshowcases.com/baseball Tooele’s Erin Christiansen prepares to unload a state title throw in and I am just glad that I’ve finally done overall with a time of 4:28.04. or contact Mike Hinds at 801-243-2836 or Friday’s Class 3A state javelin competition at Brigham Young University. it and can call myself a state champion,” mail to: [email protected] The Lady Buff senior captured the coveted track & field crown with a or [email protected]. Christiansen said. SEE JAVELIN ON A11 winning heave of 123 feet 9 inches. FROM THE SIDELINES Curlin spoils Street Sense’s Triple Crown bid by a nose at Preakness he down Hard Spun at the end of the race. like professional athletes in other sports So now it’s on to the Belmont Stakes, there right now,” Nafzger said mockingly. Preakness In the Preakness, Borel blew by Hard do. Nafzger took his shots at Asmussen where there won’t be a Triple Crown But he still has to talk things over with was a race Spun in the turn and was guiding Street the day after the race. “It was a spectacu- try for the third straight year after six owner James Tafel before reaching a final Tto remem- Sense down the stretch to be what looked lar race,” the trainer said Sunday, still attempts in the previous 10 years. The last decision, and Tafel isn’t an owner to back ber, even if Carl like a sure winner. But not so fast! Out smarting from the nosey loss to Curlin Triple Crown champion was Affirmed in down from a good race just to maintain Nafzger, the semi- of nowhere came a hard charging chest- and Asmussen. “Winning isn’t everything 1978. Word has it Street Sense will not his trainers bragging rights. retired trainer of nut Colt named Curlin driven by Robby in this game. That was a field of very nice show for the Belmont. After all it is the And as for Curlin — he’s already on Street Sense, would Albarado. Albarado pushed all the right horses. I thought Curlin ran an unbeliev- most difficult and grueling race of the the trailer. “This is the stage this horse rather forget the buttons on the big three year old to catch able race, but you’ve got to remember three crown jewels at a mile and a half deserves and those are the caliber of whole thing ever Street Sense at the wire by a nose. It was Asmussen ain’t never won the Derby. I long. But if Street Sense and Curlin did races he is intended for,” Asmussen said. happened. Street David Gumucio one of the most breathtaking and excit- have twice. He got a Preakness.” show up it would be like the Affirmed- “It will be up to him physically. Our job is Sense produced a GUEST COLUMNIST ing finishes I have ever seen and both Nafzger won the 1990 Kentucky Derby Alydar rivalry, and it would be great for to make sure he is prepared for it.” dramatic stretch run horses’ times tied the Preakness record of with Unbridled, who also finished sec- Belmont. If you want your cake and to eat Larry Jones, who trains Hard Spun, has to win the Kentucky 1:53.46. Curlin has soared to the top of the ond in the Preakness. But it was nothing it too, get Hard Spun in the field and you made it clear his horse is in, as he figures Derby earlier this month and was sup- 3-year-old division after just five races. He like Saturday’s photo finish in front of a would have the top three from the first it’s his turn to win one of the jewels of the pose to at least have a chance at winning won his first three including the Arkansas new Preakness record crowd of 121,263 two crown jewel races going head to head crown for himself. “We got beat by two the second jewel of the coveted Triple Derby, by a combined margin of 28 1/2 eclipsing the last year’s record by 2,861. again — now that would be wonderful. really good horses, we sure don’t have Crown at the Preakness last Saturday. lengths, before finishing third in the Derby Asmussen was a gracious winner, “I Other Belmont horses to watch will be anything to be ashamed of,” said Jones. But for the first Breeders’ Cup juvenile despite a disturbing trip in the early stages couldn’t be any prouder of the horse or the filly “Rags to Riches,” “I’m a Wild and “Carl and Steve are both very nice guys, champion to have won the Kentucky of the race. Now Curlin, trained by Steve for the horse… It’s just a grand stage Crazy Guy,” and “Sightseeing.” But for and I’m sure if all three [horses] go to Derby, it wasn’t meant to be. At the Derby, Asmussen, is the Preakness Champion for everybody to see what everybody now, don’t expect to see Street Sense in Belmont, they’re going to feel sorry for Calvin Borel rode the dark bay Kentucky and is looking forward to the Belmont. involved with the horse believed all Elmont, New York. I don’t think Nafzger [Hard Spun] and let me have one.” Don’t Thoroughbred from next-to-last in the 20- The funning thing about horse racing is along.” For Asmussen, the Preakness was wants to give Asmussen any more ammu- hold your breath on that happening — I’ll horse field to win by 2 lengths, wearing the trainers talk trash to each other just his first Triple Crown race win. nition. “There’s not really any reason to go see you from the sideline. A8 SPORTS A9

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Mendenhall sacrifice fly in the walk. Bitters belted a single bottom of the first. while Mendenhall and Gonzales The Lady Buffs padded the each drew a walk to force home lead by a run in the bottom of Jensen and Snow. Folta reached the second stanza. Dani Sloan on a fielder’s choice and Sloan drew a one-out walk, raced to ripped a grand slam home run Think you can play with second on a Lady Scot miscue to aid the effort. Allie Alverson and bolted home on a error to extend the margin to 2-0. drew a walk and Jensen clubbed Tooele County’s Best? Tooele seized command of a RBI double to conclude the the contest in the bottom of the scoring and stake Tooele to a third. Jordan McMain ignited a 14-run edge. Do you want to give it a five-run rally in the third with Snow relinquished a single to a double to begin the barrage. Shanda Barker in the second try? Snow followed with a single and inning for the lone Ben Lomond Bitters was hit by a pitch to hit of the game. The Lady Buff TC United, Tooele County’s Premier soccer load the bases with no outs. hurler also struck out 10 and league, will be holding open tryouts for its Mendenhall drilled a two-run didn’t walk a batter to cap- Competition Soccer teams. double and Brittany Gonzales ture the victory on the hill for crushed a two-run home run to Tooele. culminate the assault and build Girls, ages 9 to 17, are invited to tryout a 7-0 cushion. Snow and Jensen paved the If that wasn’t enough, the Lady way for the Lady Buff attack on Tuesday, May 22, 2007. Buffs tacked on seven more tal- with two hits each while Bitters, lies in the ensuing frame. Aly Mendenhall, Gonzales, Sloan Boys, ages 9 to 17, may tryout on Jensen smacked a lead off sin- and McMain added one safety Wednesday, May 23 and Thursday, May gle and Snow drew a one-out each for the hosts. 24, 2007. Tryouts will be held at the Deseret Peak soccer ﬁelds at 6 p.m., and are free and open to all players. Just

photography / Mike Anderson bring your own cleats, shin guards and water and be Tooele’s Karly Bitters and Mattie Snow hug one another in celebration 8th ready to play hard! of capturing the Class 3A State softball crown Saturday at Spanish Fork. The Lady Buffs went undefeated in state play to claim their fourth Questions? title in the past five seasons. Annual Contact TC United’s Competition Director goal. A year ago, we were happy we made it to the title game but John Williamson at 884-0221 or Return disappointed in the final results [email protected] continued from page A8 and that we lost our title string. Tooele County National Or our technical Director It made us want it more. We your opponents. wanted to get this back and we Wild Turkey Federation Mike Keil at 840-4712 or “We felt very confident if we definitely worked a lot harder [email protected] played to our potential then we this year.” would win this tournament,” he The girls agree that the Canyon added. “I was worried about the View victory in the state quarter- BANQUET & AUCTION southern teams a little because finals was the biggest of the sea- we weren’t sure if they were son en route to the state title. June 9th, 2007 all very strong or all very aver- “The biggest victory of the sea- age. We didn’t want to lose any son came when we beat Canyon games early and take the long View (Thursday),” Bitters added. DESERET PEAK COMPLEX run. We wanted to go back to the “That was a huge win and it short run to win the title.” really built up our confidence DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 P.M. In spite of the talented team, that we could do it again. We Boost Your Coach Pitt knew his team would just wanted to get revenge and DINNER BEGINS AT 5:30 P.M. have its hands full, especially get back at them for ruining our playing in the toughest bracket. state title run.” Dinner is limited, so get your tickets early! Business! “I felt like we were in the “The Canyon View game pret- toughest bracket and that our ty much decided the champion- Lots of prizes to be won. first two games would be our ship,” noted Lady Buff infielder TOOELE toughest games before the Kelsey Mendenhall. “We really For more information please call: TRANSCRIPT championship,” he said. “What wanted to win that game because ULLETIN Canyon View did to us last year they took the title from us. It was Ty Anderson @ 830-4660 B helped us prepare for this year’s nice to beat them this year. We ADVERTISING • 882-0050 title run. I don’t think last year let ourselves down last year. It Darrin Allred @ 830-4153 we were mentally prepared for happens you can’t win them all. Bob Pannunzio @ 840-3150 the tournament. We thought it But we knew we had to wore would be a cakewalk and we extra hard this year to bring it were overconfident. I think the back to town. We were more girls were more united, more determined than ever to win this focused this year. one.” “Our biggest strength was our work ethic, camaraderie,” Stellar defense The Lady Buff players credit- he added. “This year, we came out every game, regardless of ed stellar defense and team unity our opponent, ready to play our with the title run this season. game. Our kids were excited, “I think one of our main especially the younger girls. I strength’s was our defense,” said think every title means some- Folta. “I was really happy to thing different. This one meant have my team back me up all something different in the fact season and they really helped we came back and beat the same me out with some great plays all team that beat us for the title last season long.” year and left 3A on top.” “Our defense wasn’t really tested for most of the season Come In And Moving up to 4A until we got to state,” added Even though the Lady Buffs Sloan. “It was really great for us move up into a larger classifi- to show we had a great defense cation, Tooele will probably be and our defense came through.” Print Your Own favored to finish high if not win Bitters said team chemistry the Class 4A with seven of nine played a vital role in the team’s returning starters, including its success in 2007. Bingo Cards For two top pitchers Lauren Folta “Our biggest key is our team and Mattie Snow. chemistry,” the senior noted. Senior Karly Bitters said the “We get along so well that we’re team was determined to come like sisters. We like to hang out A Chance To Win back strong after falling just together off the field and we’re short of expectations of claim- always together. We trust one ing a state title last spring. another no matter who is at bat “It’s feels great,” noted one or who is making the play. We Up To $500.00 of only two seniors on the THS know they can do it and we squad this year. “We were moti- believe in them. It was really vated. It was coming back from hard for me on Saturday and I last year and how we lost in the had mixed emotions. I wanted state game a year ago. None of the game to get over to win the us wanted to be second place. title but at the same time I knew STOP BY We didn’t like that feeling of fin- it would be the last time I would ishing second last year when we be with all of these girls at the AND PICK UP YOUR knew we had the talent to win same time and that made me it. So we were more determined sad. I just love everyone on the FREE $5 PHONE this year to prove and show team.” Complete Line Of: everyone we were the best.” Senior Sloan echoed those CARD Dani Sloan, the team’s other sentiments. senior, said the feeling of achiev- “We are great friends and we Bingo Daubers ing the team’s goal of winning trust one another on the field,” another state title was remark- she stated. “We have great chem- able. istry on and off the field. I just Bingo T-shirts “We’re really excited,” she really appreciate everyone on said. “Our goal all season was to the team and our coaches. Our win state and to achieve such a 291 North Main Street coaches really do so much for us Bingo Bags lofty goal is just amazing. I think that goes unnoticed. We couldn’t we had a great season last year be so successful without them.” Behind Jim’s Family and we knew we could have won A story on the individual state it but things didn’t happen for us. games and overview of the sea- Hard Cards This year, we wanted to show son will be published in a future Restaurant everyone we could win it. We edition. had such a great team that it was Seat Cushions natural we would win it.” Tooele 14 - Ben Lomond 0 435-882-2283 Winning hurler and junior The Lady Buffs erupted for Lauren Folta said the team five runs in the third and seven Dauber Refills Open Every Day At worked hard to re-claim the cov- more in the fourth to end the eted state softball crown. game on the 10-run rule against “We are definitely really excit- the Lady Scots at the Deseret Noon ed and definitely happy to get it Peak Complex. back this year,” she stated. “We Tooele didn’t waste any Closed Sundays worked really hard this year to time grabbing the lead when get it back. That was our main Mattie Snow smacked a lead off double and scored on a Kelsey A10

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 Spurs cruise past Jazz in Western Finals opener by David Gumucio the break, Utah appeared to be squab- didn’t like what I saw with the guys shak- CORRESPONDENT bling over one another until Coach Sloan ing their heads at each other.” It was not the start Utah was dream- called the team out in the locker room. The Jazz apparently took the “little TOOELE ing of and it certainly didn’t impress Jazz The old-school, hard-nosed Coach chat with the boss” to heart in the second TRANSCRIPT Head Coach Jerry Sloan. But the Spurs didn’t mince words, “At halftime, I told half, especially in the final frame. Boozer BULLETIN took notice in their opening game vic- them they got to learn to compete. I mean finally found his shooting touch with 10 tory over the Jazz, 108-100, Sunday in the we were shaking our heads at each other. of his 20 points in the last quarter and Western Conference Finals. If one guy made a mistake, you know, it 12 rebounds to boot. Despite picking up The Jazz never got closer than seven was somebody else’s fault. That’s part his fifth foul with less than eight minutes points all afternoon and lost their 17th of what a young team has to learn. We left, Boozer stayed with the program and straight game in San Antonio. But regard- have to stay together, we have to fight continued to deliver. Deron Williams’ �� less of how poorly the Jazz played, San together and bust your tail out there. I fourth-quarter heroics and his career- Antonio noticed of Utah’s explosiveness didn’t think we did that. We were looking high 34 points were just not enough to in the fourth quarter and certainly of for excuses. Well, you know, that’s a defi- save the Jazz. Williams scored 18 points �� Deron Williams’ career-high 34 points. nite reason why you don’t have a chance in the final stanza to get the Jazz close in “In Game 2, they’re going to be ready,” to win when you play that way. It takes what looked to be a blowout. Spurs guard Tony Parker said. “The way five people out there, and they all have “That’s what you are looking to see they played in the second half, that’s to play together. We have to play together from players,” Sloan said of Williams. what we will see the whole series. We and not make mistakes against this team “Who will step up and put their hearts �� need to make sure we match that.” if we are going to be able to try to win the out there on the floor.” The Jazz made 10 �� Utah’s sluggish first-half spelled the next game.” straight shots and got within seven but �� Jazz demise. Carlos Boozer tallied two Coach Sloan wasn’t finished. “If you that was all they could muster. points by intermission and center Mehmet are going to be intimidated, don’t show Sloan said in order for the Jazz to win � �� Okur was done with his scoring in the up. If you are intimidated and you don’t game 2, they will need to show at least �� first two frames. Derek Fisher and Okur want to go out there and compete, then as much emotion as their coach and they combined for just four of 22 shooting stay in the locker room! That’s the only will need to learn — again — to play from the field for 16 points, six of which thing I know to tell them. If you are (not together like a real NBA team. were from the foul line. The Jazz fell 18 going) to compete, try to put somebody “You either grow up and become a �� points behind the Spurs in the first half out there that’s going to. (Rafael Araujo) better player, or you take the easy route �� and never recovered. The Spurs could came in the game and competed a little out,” Coach Sloan said about game 2. “We �� score anytime and from any place of the bit, and that’s all you can do. I was disap- will see who we are and go from there.” �� court. The Jazz seemed powerless to stop pointed with the way we all competed The Jazz will play game 2 in San �� them, especially in the second period. At together to try to have a chance to win. I Antonio tonight at 7 p.m. �� Oquirrh Hills opens back nine in grand style �� by Jake Gordon CORRESPONDENT Nine new holes have been �� added to Oquirrh Hills Golf �� Course nearly 60 years after the original nine holes was �� built. �� The grand opening of the back nine took place at the �� course Saturday morning that starting off as a project that has been in the making for a while. “What a special day today is,” said Tooele City Mayor Bankruptcy Patrick Dunlavy during the opening ceremonies. “This is the greatest new 18 holes in the state.” Andy Johnson, the architect AUCTION of the new back nine, told those in attendance that his goal was, “to have a compre- Prime Commercial hensive 18 holes where both front and back nine shares Property a resemblance in style and play.” Ceremonial tee shots were Thursday May 24th - 11:00 am hit off of hole #10 by the original architects of the front Sale to be held at nine holes, Max Anderson and Toby Shields. Also taking part Buddy’s Fun Center in the ceremonial tee shots were the players from the 1111 N. 200 W. Tooele, UT 1999 Tooele High state champion golf team which included Approx. 36+ acres to be sold Brock Griffith, Nick Waters, Jordan Smith, Ryan Holt and Subject to a minimum bid of 4.1 Million Casey Dunlavy. The back nine, which isn’t Close to Wal-Mart and Tooele’s new very long yardage wise, only business district, this property borders 3,335 yards from the black photography / Maegan Burr and fronts the proposed U112 highway. tees is more of a test of a Max Anderson and Toby Shields (l-r), two of the original men involved in the Oquirh Hills Golf Course, tee off golfer’s accuracy than power Friday to open the new back nine at the golf course. The back nine is designed with short greens to match Inspections and Preview hitting. The greens are espe- the original plans in the front nine. (drive by anytime) cially challenging. 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Coming Soon To Deseret Peak Complex Cowboy netters battle to state semis Deseret Peak Days by Nick Drake Grantsville earned a first round bye and SPORTS EDITOR defeated Tooele in the semi-finals. Brett Grantsville has always expected to battle Peterson, Casey Williams and Kaleb Rupp all Mutton’ Bustin’ with the tennis elite regardless of the size of posted singles victories for the Cowboy squad school or classification. while the GHS doubles teams of Trent Turner- June 1 & 2, 7:00 p.m. However, third seeded singles players Logan Trevor Lujan and Daniel Garrard-Justin Huber Paulich and George Parkinson weren’t seeded garnered wins for the Grantsville victory. to get out of the second round. In the triumph over Ogden in the tourna- But the Cowboy netters registered state ment finals, Rupp claimed a singles triumph quarterfinal upsets and advance into Class 3A over a Tiger foe while the Cowboys doubles State boys tennis semis before losing to even- teams of Turner-Lujan and Garrard-Huber cap- tual state champs at first and third singles. tured wins to launch Grantsville to the JV team Paulich fell to Park City’s Hunter Nicholas in crown. the first singles semis and Parkinson dropped Grantsville 5 - Juan Diego 0 a decision to eventual state champ Sam Miller, The Cowboys steamrolled Region 8 cham- also of Park City, in the third singles semi- pion Juan Diego to complete its regular season finals. slate in style at Draper. Logan and Park City tied for the state team Logan Paulich claimed a 6-4, 6-0 decision title with 20 points each while Pine View cap- over Greg Peterson at first singles while tured third and Dixie fourth. Cowboy teammate Jared Nordgran garnered a Grantsville qualified its entire team for the 6-0, 6-0 whitewash of Soaring Eagle foe Remi prestigious post-season meet while five of Bannon at second singles. George Parkinson Sign-Ups seven starters from Tooele competed in the completed the singles sweep with a third sin- state tourney as well. gles victory over Juan Diego’s Conner Dalton, Thursday, May 24 Results and scores from the state tourna- 7-5, 6-1. ment weren’t available by press time. Ages 7 & under, limited space available In doubles action, the first doubles squad Region JV results of Josh Childs and Eric Allred toppled the Call Misti Contact Lindsay for more information The Cowboys posted a perfect dual mark in the Region 11 JV boys tennis tournament last 843-4002 843-4046 week at Ogden. SEE NETTERS ON A11 A11

TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Utah Grand Prix another huge win for Penske by Jake Gordon CORRESPONDENT The Utah Grand Prix produced some amazing results this weekend. Among other things during this race-packed weekend, racing fans were able to see the track record at the Miller Motorsports Park fall. Timo Bernhard racing in the Porsche RS Spyder broke the previous record of 2:21.554 that was set last year. Bernhard was able to obliterate that time with a time of 2:18.128 which helped place himself at the front of the pack at the start of the Grand Prix. Bernhard and his teammate Romain Dumas could not turn the qualifying success into a win during the race as they finished nearly a minute behind overall winner Sascha Maassen and Ryan Briscoe driving for the Penske Racing team. The team of Maassen and Briscoe were able to edge out Rinaldo Capello and Allan McNish by 9.932 seconds. Capello and McNish completely dominated their class P1 driving as their closest competi- tors were nearly a full two seconds behind. Among the other classes of cars were the GT1 cars. The GT1 race was won by the team of Olivier Beretta and Oliver Gavin for Corvette

photo courtesy of ALMS Australian Ryan Briscoe and German Sascha Maassen (l-r) raise their hands in victory at this weekends LeMans Grand Prix race at the Miller Motorsports Park Saturday. The team indured

Racing and they were able to edge their coun- Jeff Altenburg driving the Mazda 6 just barely to squeeze into third place finishing just over terparts by less than a second. nosed out a victory over Randy Pobst by .295 a second at 1.456 behind. In the GT2 class the team of Michael seconds. Pierre Kleinubing rounded out the Even with the second place finish in the Peterson, Tomas Enge and Darren Turner driv- top three finishing less than a second behind Utah Grand Prix Timo Bernhard and Romain photo courtesy of ALMS ing the Ferrari 430 GT edged out their compe- the leader in this tightly contested race. Penske Motorsports No. 6 Porchce leads the Dumas stayed on top of the P2 points stand- tition by nearly 3 seconds over Johannes van way through the Bad Attitude s-curve on the Miller In the SPEED GT Championship race ings leading Utah Grand Prix winners of Motorsports track this weekend. Drivers Ryan Overbeek and Jorg Bergmeister driving in the Tommy Archer was able to pull out a vic- Maassen and Briscoe by 13 points. P1 winners Briscoe and Sascha Maassen took the checkered Porsche 911. tory in his Dodge Viper by only .577 seconds of Capello and McNish added to their points flag at the Utah Grand Prix extending the teams win Along with the Utah Grand Prix, the SPEED over second place finisher Lou Gigliotti in a lead and now hold a 12-point edge in the streak to three in the American Le Mans Series. Touring Championship race was going on. Chevrolet Corvette. Doug Peterson was able American Le Mans standings.

Terry went home in 14th place Jensen battles to fifth to lead Cowgirls at state track Javelin overall in the 100-meter dash by Steve Schwartzman Jensen pulled in a ninth continued from page A8 with a time of 13.43. CORRESPONDENT place finish in the 200-meter Oborn, senior and captain, Grantsville High sophomore dash with a time of 27.19 to Tooele junior Holly Tyler finished in 15th place in the high jump with a leap of 4- Sammie Jensen qualified for finish off her performance for finished 11th overall in the 8. Amya Biorge finished 18th state track and field competi- the season. 100-meter hurdles with a fin- overall at 4-6. tion last season before fail- Lynnsey Painter per- ish of 17.04 to just put her out of finals competition. Mamales Christensen finished the ing to compete due to injury. haps came in with the most also went home in 11th place long jump in 16th place with From that point on she has improved performance of the in the shot put at 31-7.25. a finish of 14-11.25 and team- put in enough work and dedi- meet, barely qualifying for The THS girls’ 4x100-meter mate Alyssa Marsh finished cation to get back to state. state in the javelin throw ad relay of Cassidee Christensen, in 16th in the shot put with The rest was all in her head. then making finals and finishing ninth overall with a dis- Mamales, Mooney, and Terry distance of 29-11.25. “Just before state she told finished in 11th place at Reed, overall, is proud her herself that she could do this, tance of 102-2. “Lynnsey really grew in her performance, it 52.06. team’s performance. “We may that she could compete with proved that she has a lot to The THS girls’ 4x4400-meter be young but I have been pleas- anyone, and she went out and show people in the sport,” relay of Melinda Ahlstrom, antly surprised in how we’ve did it,” said GHS head coach Allen said. Christiansen, Jessica Johnson, done this year,” Reed said. “It Steve Allen. Ashley Bartlett pulled in a and Cassie Oborn finished 13 really show our potential for Jensen took home a fifth 12th place finish in the 100- overall with a time of 4:29.96. years to come.” place medal in the 300-meter meter hurdles with a time of hurdles. Her time of 46.21 fin- 17.06 as teammate Collings ish was her sole medal of the took 12th as well in the 400- meet and aided in three finals meter dash at 1:01.97. Find Your Dream Home! berths for the weekend. Bartlett also took home a TOOELE RANSCRIPT “She simply was fantastic,” 13th place finish in the high T Allen said. “She knew she jump with a mark of 4-10. BULLETIN had the talent and really gave Felicity Silva took 15th everything she had to get to place overall in the shot put that point.” at 30-7.75. Jensen also finished sev- Overall, Allen has no regrets Pet of the Week enth overall in the 100-meter with the girls’ performance. dash with a time of 13.06 on “These girls competed with the meet, as teammate Jessica photography / Mike Anderson absolute heart,” Allen said. Collings finished seventh Grantsville’s Sammie Jensen (left) leans forward to nip Dixie’s Jasmine “They believed in themselves overall in the 800-meter run Paicely (right) to claim seventh place in the 100 meter dash Saturday and really performed at their at 2:21.27. at BYU. best.”

The Cowboy tandem of Degen Hill and still finished with a glossy 16-4 overall Netters Bru Painter also recorded a 6-3, 6-3 deci- dual mark and 4-1 region mark. sion over the Grizzlie duo Mark Hopkins continued from page A10 Grantsville 4 - Lehi 1 and Ben Christensen at second doubles. The Cowboys rolled to a non-league Soaring Eagle duo of Sean Maas and Joe In first singles play, Logan’s Brandon victory over the Pioneers at Grantsville. Sciemi, 6-3, 6-3. The Cowboy combo of Nielsen claimed a 6-2, 6-1 decision over Jared Nordgran and George Parkinson Degen Hill and Bru Painter seized a 6-0, Grantsville’s Logan Paulich while Grizzlie recorded singles wins while the hosts teammate Alex Daines garnered a 6-0, 6- 6-4 triumph over Juan Diego’s Jan Quior swept doubles play as well to record 0 triumph over Cowboy opponent Jared and Jared Davis in second doubles play the dual triumph. Nordgran powered his Nordgran, 6-0, 6-0 at second singles. as well. way to a 6-1, 6-3 second singles win over Grizzlie combo Jordan Ballam and In junior varsity play, Brett Peterson, Lehi’s Harry Hinz at second singles while Taylor Ballum joined together to record Casey Williams and Kaleb Rupp all Cowboy teammate Parkinson battled to a 6-0, 6-0 triumph over Cowboy combo claimed singles wins while the doubles a decisive 6-0, 6-2 win over Pioneer foe duo of Trent Turner and Trevor Lujan Josh Childs and Eric Allred at first dou- Bryan Lew at third singles. Yellow Lab available for adoption also. Kittens bles. also grabbed a victory. In doubles action, Josh Childs and Grantsville Coach Pat Ciervo said his In junior varsity play, Kaleb Rupp led Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be the way for the GHS netters with a sec- Casey Williams garnered a 6-1, 7-5 tri- team played well in the non-league battle umph over Lehi duo Westin Allred and required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. against the Region 8 champion Soaring ond singles decision while Trevor Lujan Shelters are only required to hold animals for and Trent Turner and Justin Huber and Eric Tuttle at first doubles. In second Eagles. Dallin Gomez produced doubles wins for doubles play, Degen Hill and Bru Painter three days before they are euthanized. “They are the top team coming out the Cowboys. posted a 6-0, 6-3 win over Chad Josephson For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals of their region and we beat them pretty Grantsville Coach Pat Ciervo said his and Ben Dixon as well. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at handily,” he stated. “We feel pretty good team played well against the talented Devan Dean registered Lehi’s lone vic- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville about ourselves going into the region Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Grizzlies. tory of the day, a 6-7 (7-3), 6-4, 7-5 tri- tournament. We are playing pretty well.” umph over Cowboy netter Logan Paulich “It as a good match,” he said. “Logan Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Logan 3 - Grantsville 2 is an excellent team and they are one of at first singles. The Grizzlies captured a hard fought the top three teams in the state. Yet, my In JV play, Eric Allred, Brett Peterson league dual against the Cowboys at team played very well. I feel we played and Kaleb Rupp recorded singles wins Tooele Veterinary Logan. extremely well. I’m really happy with the for the Cowboys. Grantsville’s George Parkinson cap- way the team played on (Logan’s) sight.” In exhibition action, the doubles squad Clinic tured a 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 victory over Logan’s Even though Logan spoiled the of Justin Huber and Jared Knight also 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Jordan Ballam at third singles. Cowboys perfect league mark, Grantsville logged a win for GHS. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 ualityuality AutomotiveAutomotive Group!Group!

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■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Sarah West at 882-0050. Where ya from? Hooked on fishing

CROSSING THE SEAS TO TOOELE Name: Fay Caen From: Canton, China To: Tooele

anton, China has a popula- Ction of 18.6 million people compared to Tooele City’s 22,502. Fay Caen and her family might feel like they’ve wan- dered off the map, but the new residents of Tooele County are only filled with gratitude when they talk about their new home. Caen, 39, moved to Tooele from China four years ago with her husband and two children. The family was seeking a better life in America, and claimed citizenship as soon as they pos- photo courtesy of Gene Ekenstam sibly could. Life in Tooele was a little challenging at first for Caen. Johnny Boutwell holds his 11-inch trout caught at Rainbow Reservoir. She knew enough English to get by, but communicating with neighbors and the general public was a struggle. Annual event at Rainbow “It was lonely at the beginning but as I began to study Reservoir reels kids, vol- English it became easier,” Caen said. unteers in to joy of fishing Leaving her family and all of her friends behind wasn’t the easiest either. by Mark Watson “I would love to take my chil- STAFF WRITER dren back to visit their grand- queezing a 14-inch rainbow trout with both parents,” she said. “But that hands, young Levi Autry sprinted along the won’t be for a while.” south bank of Rainbow Reservoir showing and Despite the few hurdles Caen telling his friends and family about his first big had to jump over, she is very catch of the day. appreciative of her new life. SLevi was one of 80 children from Tooele County with - “My life here is a blessing,” she said. “Everything is good physical and mental disabilities treated to a day of fish here, the people are nice, and I ing, food and fun on May 12 at the 50-acre reservoir near am able to trust the government. Deseret Chemical Depot 22 miles south of Tooele. Levi is I don’t know if people appreci- known as an energetic and rambunctious fisherman by the ate the quality of the lives they many volunteers who help out at the event which has run live each day. I am proud to call for 19 years. myself an American.” “We have one volunteer who comes out every year and compiled by Natalie Tripp asks: ‘Where’s Levi?’ He fishes with Levi every year,” said Gene Ekenstam, president of the Tooele County Wildlife Federation, an organization which supplies volunteers for If you’re a newcomer or - the event. know of a newcomer who’d Tooele County children joined with Utah County chil like to share the story of dren for the first 11 years at Payson Lakes and Salem - why they moved to Tooele Pond, but as the numbers grew, Tooele County started its County, please contact own day of fishing at Rainbow Reservoir and has contin - Sarah West at (435) 882- ued the tradition the past eight years. Sherry Craig holds a 16-inch trout caught by Adriana Teters at Rainbow Reservoir. 0050 or via e-mail at At the reservoir on the 12th, there were two or three vol photo courtesy of Gene Ekenstam swest@tooeletranscript. ON B10 com. SEE FISHING Take a meal on the road for Memorial Day weekend lan your meal, Possibilities include a fruit dish, a loaf set the table, of French bread hollowed out and filled and get out with tiny sandwiches or bread dip, or Pthe pots and half of a watermelon filled with mixed pans… yeah, right. On melon balls. Memorial Day week- Table coverings add a festive air. Put end, let’s take the down a straw mat for a table covering at meal on the road. It’s a luau; balloons and a colorful tablecloth time to picnic. at a birthday party; or a blanket on the The word picnic ground at a Dutch oven dinner. has evolved from the With a little imagination, you may get French word “pique- Diane S agers so good at picnics that you’ll create a nique,” which referred CORRESPONDENT special picnic pantry -— kept stocked to a fashionable social with the essentials for a good picnic. occasion where every- Homefront Begin with the planning, preferably one contributed to before you go to the grocery store. A the entertainment and well planned picnic is fun for everyone the food. Now a picnic has developed a —- even the cook. Select foods that can somewhat different meaning describing a be prepared easily on site, or well in social occasion including a meal of near- advance at home. Consider your guests. ly any sort. The key is to eat it outdoors. A marinated three or five bean salad Some like to go full throttle to have a makes a wonderful picnic traveler, but if great picnic. While food is the center of your guests don’t like it, why waste the a good picnic, why not try to make the time to make it? Keep the picnic safe. experience more festive with decora- Make sure you have provisions to keep tions? Put out tables, tablecloths and cold foods cold and hot foods hot. An ice chairs and bring along a centerpiece to chest or cooler will serve for either (but accompany the repast in a picturesque not at the same time, of course). Canned setting. It is like fine dining with the out- foods are an obvious choice for safe doors as your backdrop. traveling food requiring no extra para- The red checkered tablecloth is only phernalia but a can opener and a garbage the beginning. You can go so far as to bag to haul the empties off in. set up tables complete with white table- photography / Diane Sagers Decide where you want to go. Hardy cloths and china for the exotic effect. Or Dutch oven lids hold coals to provide part of the heat to cook the food inside. Turned upside down, they double as fry pans for put an edible centerpiece on the table. breakfast foods. SEE DUTCH OVEN ON B10 B2 BULLETIN BOARD

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 The Bulletin Board

with discount passes for those who pur- Tooele chase by May 28, 2007. There will be a swim lesson pre-registration from 10:00 a.m. until Railroad & mining museum opening 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 12, at the pool. The Tooele Railroad & Mining Museum Lessons will start on June 4, 18, July 2, 16, season opening will be Saturday, May 26 and 30. Lessons offered are Mom & Tot, 3-5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a year old, and Red Cross levels 1 – 6. All standard gauge steamer on display, ho lessons are taught at 9, 10 or 11 a.m. Pool scale train layout, children’s train rides (1 882-2426, office 882-6188. 1/2-inch scale), TVRR and mining artifacts on display. It will be at Vine Street and Grantsville Broadway in Tooele. No admission charge. Donations appreciated. Irrigation rules Retirement open house Grantsville Irrigation would like to After 25 years of service to Valley Mental emphasize that this year is extremely dry Health and Tooele County, Jim Shelton has and all rules and regulations will be closely announced his retirement. In his honor we monitored and enforced. The rules for resi- will be hosting a Retirement Open House at dential watering for those without meters Valley Mental Health, 100 South 1000 West, are: Do not leave a sprinkler in one spot Tooele on Thursday, May 24 from 3-5 p.m. for more than 1.5 hours-not to exceed a Please join us in celebrating Jim’s retire- maximum of 8 hours per week per share, ment and congratulate him on his many no unattended open hoses, and do not years of service in our community. water between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 Miss Tooele County Dairy Princess p.m. As of May 15 there are 250,000 gallons The pageant will be Saturday, June 2 and per share allotted to residential meters. is open to all single females who are at least There are two regular agricultural turns. a junior this year at a Tooele County high The Board will continue to monitor the res- school, no older than 23 and have never ervoir for any additional turns. Please call been married or pregnant. A meeting will be the Grantsville Irrigation office at 884-3451 May 7 at 4 p.m., at the county courthouse, to confidentially report any abuse or leaks 47 S. Main in Room 208. If you can’t attend to the system. the meeting, call for a time to pick up your packet. Pick up your application packets Ophir from Cheryl Adams at the Tooele County Courthouse during the day in Room 208. Ophir Days Call 843-3150 if you have any questions. Food and craft vendors interested photo courtesy of Tooele County School District Fix pets in Ophir Days should contact Scott at The Tooele County School District held their first Vehicle Fair at Miller Motorsports Park. All fifth-graders in the district were invited 882-1075. and about 900 students from Stansbury, Tooele, Grantsville and Dugway attended. The fair was to show students that every The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter vehicle has a career associated with it. Clinic will be in Grantsville at Westgage students as well as parents and faculty. If Mortgage, 94 W. Main, on Tuesday, May 29 Benson Grist Mill Saturdays from 11 to 2 p.m. Volunteers will Personal ancestral file class you would like to have further informa- and in Tooele at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N., gentle the animals and take them to BLM The personal ancestral file class on print- tion please contact Lisa (Schrier) Vender on Wednesday, May 30. Microchipping and Annual Jubilee satellite adoptions around Utah. Volunteers ing forms and reports will be Wednesday, [email protected] (608- 374-3338) or Kelly vaccinations are available. Intake is at 8 A Pioneer Jubilee will be held on June must be members of IWHBA ($15 for single May 30 at 7 p.m. at the center, 751 N. 520 (Stephens) Presutti bigmamasutti@msn. a.m. until full. For more information call 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Benson or $30 for family per year). Call Janet Tipton East in Tooele. The hours are Tuesdays from com (724-274-4864). 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or visit Grist Mill sponsored by Tooele DUP. Free at 843-7465 or (801) 554-4431 or visit www. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Wednesdays from www.utahpets.org. Admission. Wagon rides, quilting, pio- iwhba.org for more information. 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Thursday from 12:30 neer demonstrations, bus tours, children’s Library p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays Housing assistance available Become a mentor The Tooele Community Action Program games. Western lunch and entertainment from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The address is 751 N. $8 (adults) $2.50 (kids). Bus tours, ($10), The Youth and Families with Promise 520 East in Tooele. Call 882-1396 for more has emergency food and shelter program program is now accepting applications for Fun at the library of E.T. City and area. Limited seating. It’s “Bearly Spring” at the library. Each information or to sign up. funds. Applications available for those who new mentors. Volunteers are matched one- Reservations for lunch or bus tours call week, guess the right amount of candy in the need help with mortgage or rent, if behind on-one with youth ages 9-12. Mentors are Computer classes 882-7678. Reservations before June 1. No honey bear and win the bear and a surprise. one month due to a crisis beyond their asked to spend an hour a week with their The Tooele Adult Education Center is Refunds. Story time is on Wednesdays at 11 a.m., and control. No deposits are available. Contact mentee. Mentors must commit to a mini- offering a beginning class in Microsoft crafts are on Fridays from 3 through 5 p.m. Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796-2444 ext. 251, for mum of six months to one year. If you’re Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and For more info, call the library at 882-2182 or assistance, prescreening and for an applica- Recreation interested in enhancing the life of a young Windows. The class will be at the Tooele visit the library at 128 W. Vine St. tion at Tooele Neighborhood Center, at 270 person call USU Extension at 843-2354 or Adult Education Center at 76 S. 1000 West Maple St. Open horse show 843-2353. Last Story Time on Tuesday and Wednesday nights for five Community Action assistance An open horse show will be May 26, at 9 The last Story Time of the season for weeks ending May 30, from 6 to 9 p.m. The Tooele Community Action Program a.m. at the Tooele Bit N’ Spur arena. Rosettes Schools the Tooele County Bookmobile Library will Adults currently enrolled at the education is now accepting applications. They are will be award for first through sixth place in be May 24 at 4 p.m. The Summer Reading center pay $30. Community participants pay each event. There will be halter, reigning, available through the Tooele C.A.P. office Reunion photo Program, with the theme, “Get a Clue @ $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay $55. Call 833- pleasure, costume, barrels, poles and flag Your Library,” will begin on June 14 at 4 p.m. 1994 for more information. Preregistration at 270 Maple St. or call 882-1278 to be The Tooele High School class of 1930 had race for the age groups of 9-13, 14-17, and in Grantsville City Hall. Registration for the required. prescreened. If you have questions about a 50th year class reunion on Aug. 20, 1980 18 and over; stick horse classes for age 8 eight-week program will begin on June 1 in the EFSP program contact Lori Sandoval at at the Tooele Army Depot Officers Club. At Get your diploma and under; and Jackpot classes in barrels, the library and Bookmobile. Children of all 1-800-796-2444 ext. 251. this reunion some class members receive a Get your high school diploma this year. poles and flag race. All proceeds benefit the abilities are welcome and the program is College women scholarship photo of their class taken in the first grade All classes required for a high school diplo- Tooele 4-H Horse Program. For more info free of charge. For more information, call The American Association of University outside the old Adobe Schoolhouse located ma, adult basic education, GED prepara- contact Martha at 884-3478. 884-3703. Women, Tooele Chapter, is offering the on Vine Street across from the Kirk Hotel. tion, word processing, drivers’ education Maxine Hullinger and Maurine Busico New Stansbury soccer club Since this is a part of Tooele’s History and Get a clue and English as a second language are avail- Scholarships again this year. The scholar- Registration is open June 2 from 9:30 my mother did not get a copy, I would like It’s that time of year again. Join us for our able. Register now to graduate — $25 per ships are for a junior or senior in a col- a.m. to 2 p.m. at Stansbury Elementary to know if there are any of her classmates Summer Reading Program “Get a clue at semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W. and can lege program working toward a Bachelor’s School; and June 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Tooele I could get a copy from. Norma your library.” Sign-ups will begin on May 29 be reached at 833-1994. Classes for students Degree. The student or parent of the stu- at the Stansbury Community Clubhouse. Jean Miner, 882-2395, 495 W. Utah Ave. #213, and end June 29. Christopher Fair will pres- 18 and over. dent must live in Tooele County. The schol- Tooele. ent his great entertainment on May 29 at 6 English as a Second Language arships are to be applied towards educa- Deseret Peak Larson retirement p.m. to begin our fun Summer Programs. ESOL conversational classes are held Remember this is only the beginning of all tional expenses. Those interested must fill Steve Larson will be retiring from 33 Monday and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. the great fun at the library. out an application and submit it before Softball field years in the education business. A retire- at the Adult Education Learning Center, 76 May 25. The applications can be obtained There are no practices on the fields ment open house will be held on Tuesday, S. 1000 West. ESOL students may come any- by either picking one up at the Utah State- unless scheduled. Please call Jeff at 843- May 29 from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in the Tooele Grantsville time the center is open for Individualized Tooele campus, the Tooele Public Library or 4010 for more information. High School library. All district employ- study with our software programs and text- by calling Pat Steelman at 882-2466. Aquatic Center swim dates ees, friends and family are invited. Please Irrigation notice books. The book fee is $25 per semester. Memorial Day services The 2007 swim session dates are: June RSVP by May 25 to Diane McNaughtan Beginning today, the rules and regulations Inglés idioma segundo Memorial Day Services will be held at 11-21 (no 9 a.m.), June 25-July 6, July 9- [email protected] or Suzie concerning Grantsville’s water will be strictly ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y participa en Veterans Square Monday, May 28 at 12 p.m. 19, July 23-Aug. 3, Aug. 6-16. Lessons are Hansen [email protected]. enforced. This year is going to be extremely las divertidas clases de inglés como idioma Spray for bugs offered at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 a.m. Call New students dry and the Grantsville Board would like to segundo. Partícipes: principiantes y avan- Now is the time to spray for codling 435-843-4035 for more info. Students who are new to Tooele School notify those with the agricultural use-or-lose zados. Centro de Educación para Adultos moth. The second spray should be done Tooele Idol and craft show District and their neighborhood school will turns that they expired May 15. The board 76 South 1000 West, Tooele; Teléfono: 833- between June 1 and 17. The first spray The Tooele Idol singing contest and craft be Tooele Jr. High School for the 07-08 will closely monitor the elevation of the res- 1994. ¡No faltes! for the Grantsville area should be done show will be June 1: 3-10 p.m. and June 2: school year, please call 833-1921 to register ervoir to see if there are going to be any addi- between May 20 and 22. The second spray 12-10 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Complex. your 7th or 8th grader. You will need to tional turns — in addition to the two regular Groups for the Grantsville area should be done Cash and prizes awarded. For more info. or contact the school by June 1. turns — this season. Please do not leave a sprinkler on for more than one and a half between June 3 and 18. For more infor- to register call 843-4046. Overlake community council Master Gardeners meet mation contact Linden Greenhalgh, USU hours, the maximum usage per week cannot The Master Gardeners will meet Deseret Peak Stampede Days Overlake Elementary will be holding exceed eight hours per share, no unattended Extension Ag Agent, at (435)843-2353. Come celebrate Tooele County with us their school Community Council meeting Wednesday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. at 151 N. open hoses and do not water between the Main. They will be having their annual Grandfamilies classes on June 1-2, at the Deseret Peak Complex. on Wednesday, May 23 at 7:30 a.m. in the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Grandfamilies is an advocacy, interven- Complete with rodeo, craft show, Tooele library. All are welcome to attend. plant exchange and receive some diagnostic tion and support program service for family Idol, fireworks, pony rides, rock wall and Stansbury High meeting Education training. members who are raising a relative’s child. a lot more. There will be a meeting for interested AAUW meeting Classes in Tooele run every Tuesday from Discount swim passes parents and students that will be in the The Tooele Branch of the American 5:30-7 p.m. at the Family Center, 66 W. Vine Free plant pest help Association of University Women will The Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is offer- Stansbury High School attendance area on The Master Gardener organization is St. until Aug. 7. ing season swim passes at a discount until Wednesday, May 23 at 7 p.m. at Clarke N. meet for dinner Tuesday, May 22 6 p.m. offering free plant pest help on Wednesdays at the Ixtapa Restaurant, 1205 N. Main St. ShopTooele party June 11. Purchase your tickets today or call Johnsen Jr. High School. District adminis- from 3 to 6 p.m. throughout the growing The ShopTooele Business Alliance 435-843-4035 for more info. tration will give a construction update and Officers for 2007-2008 will be installed. season. Brint samples to the USU Extension AAUW advances equity for women and Networking Party will be hosted by Michelle share information on the progress of the office at 151 N. Main St., or call during those Christensen of Delicious and Andrea Philanthropy new school and give a timeline for upcom- girls through advocacy, education and hours for help with gardening problems. research. Persons interested are invited Culletto of Fired Up. Come for networking ing events. Diabetes classes set opportunities, a door prize and a chance to Volunteers to lead/side-walk horses to attend. Membership is open to persons THS class of ‘87 Anyone with diabetes don’t miss out on with a Baccalaureate degree, an Associate feature your own business at a future party. Healing horses therapeutic riding center All members of Tooele High School class self management classes held Friday after- or equivalent degree. For more information Bring business cards. Wednesday, May 30, 7 is beginning their riding program in May. of ‘87 are invited to attend their 20-year noon on May 25 and June 1. You will need call Dawn DeWitt 882-9002 or Pat Steelman p.m., Delicious, 295 N. Main St. See www. Volunteers are needed to lead and side-walk reunion Aug. 3, 4 and 5 at the Eagles Nest. ShopTooele.org for more info, or call Paula a doctor’s referral. To make an appointment 882-2466. www.aauwutah.org the horses for riders with special needs. For The cost is $40 per person. Reservations please call Eileen DeLeuuw at 228-0048 or Williams at 435-579-1733. more information please contact Kathy at need to be made by June 1. For reservations 882-5671, leave a message. SEE BULLETIN ON B3 843-7774. or more information, contact Saila Felver at Stansbury Park Donate your four-wheeler 951-303-8974 or [email protected]. The Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding THS class of 1952 reunion BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Meeting cancellation Program needs four-wheelers for volunteers The Tooele High School class of 1952’s The May 23 regular meeting of the to haul manure. The donation is tax deduct- 55 year reunion will be Friday, May 25, If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Missy Thompson at 882-0050, Stansbury Service Agency Board of Trustees ible. Call Kathy at 843-7774. at 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Christensen & fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for has been canceled. The next meeting will be Gentling wild horses and burros Griffith Construction Company, 30 S. Tooele special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, June 13. The Intermountain Wild Horse & Burro Boulevard (1100 West). etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your Pool opening Advisors Learning Center in Erda needs DHS reunion notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool will volunteers to gentle wild horses and burros. Dugway High School will be having their tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on open on Saturday, May 26. Season passes The center is open Mondays, Wednesdays High School Reunion on Saturday, Sept. 1. the day prior to the desired publication date. are available in the office or at the pool, and Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, and This is open to all elementary, high school B3

TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Local News Source. ULLETIN Future trip: Tuacahn/Mesquite, members, $20 for a 10-pass punch Check your health B Bulletin June 18-20, $269 per person + $54 card. $3.50 for nonmembers. • Senior Citizen Day — (single room). Res & payment due continued from page B2 Water aerobics. Wednesday, May 23 from 9 a.m. to May 29. Round-trip transporta- • Birthday Bingo: Tuesday, 2 p.m. with a bake sale, drawings Eagles steaks tion from Tooele County aboard and refreshments Steaks have been canceled Lewis Stages Luxury Motorcoach, May 29 at 5 p.m. Pizza, cake, on Friday, May 25 due to the two nights at the Virgin River bingo, prizes. Spaces fill up fast. Recovery will resume in Memorial holiday. See you next Hotel/Casino in Mesquite. Shows: $3 for pizza and drinks. Thursdays edition. Friday, June 1. “Cinderella” and “My Fair Lady.” Action 4 Autism Call for more info or make reservations at 884-3446. Veterans All who are interested in helping individuals on the autism spec- Tooele Seniors trum, meetings are held the first The Tooele County Senior Tuesday of each month at Tooele Citizen Center can be reached at Memorial First Assembly of God building at 882-2870. The center is for the 127 N. Seventh Street at 7 p.m. For enjoyment of all senior citizens 55 3’-0 Coverage childcare call Erin, in advance, at years young and up. sqft Mondays — Cardio-breeze/ 843-8562. (Was 66¢) Ceremony pilate aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Bridge Veterans 10 a.m.; Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Line VFW post 9413 invites the public to attend dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; th am Free concerts Pinochle 1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 Monday, May 28 • 10 Free concerts honoring past, p.m. Tooele City Cemetery present and future veterans and Wednesdays — Breakfast 9-12 their families will be at the Tooele p.m.; aerobics and muscle 9:30 Veterans Square Memorial Park on a.m.; ceramics 1 p.m. Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Bring lawn Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; chairs and blankets to this non- Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Bridge 12:45 political, free salute to veterans. p.m.; Canasta/other games 1 p.m. For more info call Dennis Tracey at Fridays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Tai 435-850-9014. Chi and yoga aerobics 10:30 a.m.; VFW meeting Bingo 1 p.m.; Mexican train 2 The V.F.W. will meet May 24, 7 p.m.; Dinner 4-5:30 p.m. p.m. in the basement of the Pioneer Friday night dancing 6-8 p.m. Museum 47 E. Vine St. Please use May 11 — Wayne Jones the north entrance door. New mem- May 18 — McNeil Family after bers welcome. We are going to dis- dinner dancing with DJ Ned cuss Memorial Day ceremony. May 25 — Dave Faddis Seeking Friday night entertain- Seniors ment after dinner. If interested, call the center. Looking for a bass Grantsville Senior Center guitar player for the Tooele Senior Band — volunteer position. The Grantsville Senior Center 2007 memberships now due can be reached at 884-3446. Mexican train players needed Daily Schedule — will play Fridays at 2 p.m. Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Please call 882-2870 if interested. Thursday, and Friday. Please make New bridge players needed. If your reservation before 8:30 a.m., you’d like to learn, come down the morning of the meal or sign-up and we’ll teach you. sheets are available for you at the Senior Circle Light center. Please fill them out. Hors Breakfast: Wednesday, 9:30-12 Senior Circle is for anyone over p.m. the age of 50 and costs $15 per d’oeuvres Aerobics: Tuesday, Friday, 9 a.m. year. Receive hospital, local, and Bingo: Thursday, 1 p.m. national benefits. Call 843-3690 Bunko: Wednesday, 1 p.m. or stop by the hospital volun- Ceramics: Tuesday, 10 a.m. teer desk to sign up. All activi- Line dancing: Thursday, 10 a.m. ties require an RSVP except for Pinochle: Thursday, 9 a.m. exercise. Pool: Everyday • Sittcercise exercise class Puzzles: Everyday begins Mondays at 2 p.m. at Quilting: Mondays, 9 a.m. MWMC. Free to Senior Circle Blood pressure: Every Thursday, members. Chair and sitting exer- 12 p.m. cises that promote flexibility and Foot clinic: Tuesday, May 29 at toning. 1:30-3:30 p.m. Appointments neces- • Body Instincts: Meets sary. Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Birthday dinner: May 25, 4 p.m. Therapy (29 S. Main). Free to Entertainment: Rush & Eve Kee members. Toning and stretching Tooele Valley County Players: and a little cardio workout. Saturday, May 19, 1-3 p.m. • Hinges and Twinges: Meets Friday Movies: second and third Tuesday and Thursday at 11 a.m. Friday, 1 p.m. Pratt Aquatic Center. $2.50 for 7 pm RETIREMENTS Thursday Fashion Congratulations May 24 Show by Mrs. Karma Wright Delicious for 18 years of teaching

The administrators, teach- ers, students and staff at Tooele A dietitian’s guide to eating well, feeling great & loving who you are Junior High would like to honor Mrs. Wright as she retires at the end of the school year. The You, your daughter & friends are invited to community is invited to come and celebrate this special event. An open house is scheduled at Join us for a fun Mother-Daughter Evening the Tooele Junior High library Karma Wright Wednesday, May 23 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 24 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Join the Team Miller Motorsports Park Clubhouse 2901 N. Sheep Lane Immediate Openings From Sheep Lane, turn west at the main entrance. Take a quick left and go through the gate. Medical Lab Technician/ The clubhouse is on the hill. Medical Technologist Come & enjoy a fashion show, hors d’oeuvres & door prizes. 3 years healthcare experience preferred Current certification required Controller If I knew then what I know now... 5 years Accounting exp required BS degree and healthcare background preferred A dietitian’s guide to eating well, feeling great & loving who you are Front Office Coordinator Taught by Rebecca Crowther, Registered Dietitian at Mountain West Medical Center. Previous medical office experience is required Efficient phone & typing skills Positive attitude Motivated, organized & works well in a team environment To reserve your space call 843-3690 or visit www.mountainwestmc.com. Click on Healthy Woman. Then click on To Apply upcoming programs (at the top). Next Click on the event title. Scroll down to the registration box. There are two options: Sign up for Healthy Woman to register for event or existing members log in to register for event. James Glade phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 | [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com Send cover letter & resume to: Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept | 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 B4 TV PAGE

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Cont’d “Kiss of Death” ››› (1995) David Caruso. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Analyze This” ››› (1999, Comedy) Robert De Niro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Waist Deep” › (2006) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Michael’s (Steve Carell) insecurity (576) SHOW The Tudors (iTV) Henry’s petition. ’ “Lord of War” ›› (2005, Drama) Nicolas Cage, Jared Leto. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Penn & Teller “Mission: Impossible III” ››› (2006, Action) Tom Cruise. iTV. ‘PG-13’ (:45) Asylum ›› over Jim’s (John Krasinski) transfer (591) TMC (:05) “Hollywood Flies” (2004) Brad Renfro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:40) “Looking for Kitty” ›› (2004) Edward Burns. ‘R’ “Hustle & Flow” ››› (2005, Drama) Terrence Howard. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Shooting Livien” ›› (2005) ‘NR’ gets further fed in “The Convention.” THURSDAY EVENING MAY 24, 2007 They reunite rather uneasily at an of- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 fice supply convention in Philadelphia, (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment The King of Queens ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Shark “Starlet Fever” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show where Jim hangs with his new boss (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “Pilot” ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “Six Days” (CC) (:01) Grey’s Anatomy “Six Days” News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. from Stamford while a jealous Michael (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) My Name Is Earl 30 Rock ’ (CC) The Office (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (N) ’ News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night tries to curry favor with a lame cocktail (6) HBO (5:00) “The Ring Two” ›› Cont’d “Hope Floats” › (1998, Romance) Sandra Bullock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Omen” ›› (2006, Horror) Liev Schreiber, Julia Stiles. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Big Love “The Baptism” ’ (CC) party in his hotel room. 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TUESDAY May 22, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 WEDDINGS GRADUATIONS ANNIVERSARIES Mallon / Mahoney Ashli Nikkole Dew James and Sherry Mr. and Mrs. James Mallon Ashli Nikkole Dew graduat- Hadfield request the honor of our pres- ed Cum Laude from Utah State ence at the marriage of their University during commence- Happy 50th daughter Laura Beth to Ryan ment exercises on May 5. She Lane Mahoney son of Georgia received a Bachelor of Science Anniversary Vallejos and Patrick Mahoney degree in elementary education. on May 26, 2007, at 5 p.m. at Ashli is currently the adviser of James and Sherry Hadfield the Tooele United Methodist the Grantsville High School Drill were married on June 3, 1957 Church, 78 East Utah Avenue, Team and instructor for Jazz In in Grantsville, Utah where they Tooele. A reception will fol- It Dance Studio. Congratulations grew up together. They later low the service at Stansbury Ashli. moved to Tooele where they Clubhouse, 1 Country Club, raised their four children. Their Stansbury Park. four children grew up in Tooele, and blessed James and Sherry Laura Beth Mallon Ashli Dew with nine grandchildren and and Ryan Lane Mahoney three great-grandchildren. James worked for and retired from the Tooele Army Depot and MISSIONARIES Dee Anna Phelps Sherry worked for and retired from the Tooele County School Jacob Isaac Tony and Calleen Peshell are District. excited to announce the grad- James and Sherry now reside Kalunakaahele uation of their daughter, Dee in Las Vegas, Nev. and are hav- Anna Phelps, from Southern ing the time of their lives play- Abraham Utah University with a Bachelor ing those nickel slots. of Fine Arts degree in graphic Family and friends are invited design, Summa Cum Laude, Jacob Isaac Kalunakaahele to join us in celebrating this from the College of Performing Abraham has been called to wonderful event on Sunday, and Visual Arts. June 3 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the serve as a missionary for The Dee Anna has recently found Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Eagle’s Nest on the Tooele Army employment with a new wom- Depot. James and Sherry Hadfield day Saints in the Mozambique, en’s magazine in Southern Utah. Maputo mission in Africa. He She and her husband James plan leaves for the MTC on May 30. to continue to reside in Utah Elder Abraham will speak on following James’ graduation in Dee Anna Phelps Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Sunday, May 27 at 10:45 a.m. in May 2008. the Lighthouse Ward sacrament meeting, 240 Interlochen Lane, Jacob Isaac Kalunakaahele Stansbury Park (nearest the new Abraham high school). There will be an after the sacrament meeting. open house for Elder Abraham There will be special Hawaiian at his family’s residence at 5769 treats. Elder Abraham is the son Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin N. Windsong Dr. Stansbury Park of Larry and Hazel Abraham of from 12 to 2 p.m. immediately Stansbury Park.

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Strong written and verbal communication place your classified ad • Excellent Work skills, including grammatical, spelling, and editing. in all 47 of Utah's news- Environment Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, papers. The cost is only • Close Convenient and Office. Familiarity with Access, PowerPoint, $135. for a 25 word ad Machine Operator ($5. For each additional Position will operate machinery such as saws, Locations Photoshop, and similar programs a plus. Good atten- word). You will reach • 401(k) tion to detail with accuracy and efficiency. Ability to up to 500,000 newspa- sanders, routers and CNC equipment and • Health Insurance work with minimal supervision and adapt quickly to per readers. Just call changes that often accompany credit union marketing. Tooele Transcript Bulle- assemble cabinet doors. Experience with • Life & Disability Insurance Must be friendly, personable, and be able to get along tin at (435)882-0050 for wood a plus. This position is for our off shifts. • Paid Vacations well with members, credit union staff, and marketing details. (Ucan) • Paid Holidays vendors and contacts. JACUZZI HOTTUB and Polaris ATV free needs Member Account Representative s o m e w o r k Quali ed applicants must Provides members with a variety of member service (435)843-0542 Send resumes to submit a resume with salary transactions. Explains various services available and LAWN TRACTOR [email protected] history to: assists members in selection and processing these services. Responds to member’s needs and queries 17.5HP 42’’ cut dual or complete application at Tooele Federal Credit Union in a friendly, professional manner. Must have one to rear bagger. 1yr old HR Department used 3 times call two years experience as a teller, cashier, or service (435)884-1311 Conestoga Wood, PO Box 720 representative in a credit union or financial institu- tion. Thorough knowledge of financial products and NEW KITCHEN now 600 North Industrial Loop Drive, Tooele, Utah Tooele, Utah 84074 serving good food. Fax: 435-833-9993 services. Excellent communication and organizational Cheap prices. Nightly or at the Tooele DWS. EOE. e-mail: [email protected] skills. Must be professional, sales/service oriented, drink specials. 1501 S. self motivated, and able to work a variety of tasks Main inside BFE. under busy situations. Come join us for a drink and food! B7 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday May 22, 2007

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Customer Service/Field Representative: C a l l M e l a n i e cost is only $155. for a Full-time ASE Certified can Association of La- Primary responsibility will be assessing the service (435)843-1565 25 word ad and it Full Diagnostic Me- bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Email or fax Resume to Paul Herrick reaches up to 340,000 chanic/Technician 5+ hrs. emp. serv. [email protected], FAX: 970-564-9171 needs of customers & professionally determine a STAY AT home Mom!! households. All you do years exp. Fax re- OR contact Paul at 970-565-8114 timely solution. Applicant must be dependable, Summer openings!!. I BECOME A SUB- is call the Transcript sumes to 884-6850 or personable & at least 21 years of age. Needs to be am a mother of three SCRIBER. 882-0050 Bulletin at 882-0050 for call 840-1673 able to lift 100+ lbs and have a good driving record. ages 2, 5, and 7. I have all the details. (Mention Experience in minor furniture repair preferred. been watching kids for UCAN) FUN PART Time sum- about two years now mer job. Transportation Business owners If you OPERATOR and I provide a clean, for afternoon activities Apply in person at: safe, fun environment. I need someone fast, gas is reimbursed and Mon.-Fri. • 10:00 am-8:00 pm have very low rates and place your classified ad good pay. Please call 2502 N. 400 e. • Tooele SATUrDAY • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm I can only except full in all 45 of Utah's news- (435)882-7859 I-80 West, Exit 77 time. My hours are from papers. The person you (435)840-5406 if inter- 7-5:30. Two and older are looking for could be ested 20 minutes please. Megan 801- from out of town. The from Grantsville 860-3844 cost is only $155. for a GREAT CLIPS full time 25 word ad and it stylist needed. HIRE reaches up to 340,000 ON BONUS! (435) Cargill, Inc., a world leader in agriculture and industry, is seeking Help Wanted households. All you do 830-0183 is call the Transcript operators. This is an outstanding opportunity for safety conscious HELP WANTED Part Bulletin at 882-0050 for applicants with initiative, energy, and solid communication skills. TOOELE AGING & ADULT SERVICES time nights at Taylor 1 0 0 WORKERS all the details. (Mention Responsibilities include operation and preventative maintenance of Maid. Cosmetology and • CNA/Homemaker- On-call position; perform CNA/home NEEDED! Assemble UCAN) various industrial equipment (including auto-packaging, forklift, and maker and personal care services for disabled, elderly adults. crafts, wood items. Ma- retail experience a plus. conveyor systems), machine and product inspections, housekeeping, terials provided. To CHURCH ORGANIST Some weekend re- Responsible for providing care for aging adults. Performs Needed. Mountain of q u i r e d . A n g i e as well as others duties assigned. Eligible applicants must be at services such as meal preparation, maintaining a clean $480+ per week. Free least eighteen with a high school diploma/GED. Applicants must be information package. Faith Lutheran Church (435)843-8480 physical environment (dusting, vacuuming, laundry, etc) seeks piano/ organist available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. 2 4 h o u r s IFCO SYSTEMS is using various types of cleaning agents, run essential errands. for Sunday services. If Cargill offers an excellent benefit package (801)264-5665. seeking local full time Performs personal care services such as bathing, shaving, nail interested, please call CDLA Truck Drivers for care, oral hygiene, feeding, toilet assistance, and ambulation S u s a n a t 4 3 5 - the Tooele area. Clean 830-8447. as assigned by care plan. May perform limited clerical duties driving record & good Heavy INDUSTRIAL and other duties as assigned. Starting Salary $9.64; CONCRETE FINISH- Electrician customer service skills • High school diploma or a CNA Certification; One year Knowledge and experience ERS and Laborers required. Good pay & experience working with disabled, elderly adults in high voltage (13.8KV, needed experience benefits. Home every providing homemaker and or personal care services is 4160V, 480V) trouble- necessary Stoney night! All newly hired in- shooting, teardown and 801-891-0871 o r dividuals are promptly preferred. Must be Certified Nurse Aide or receive repair of plant substations certification within six months of hiring. Must have taken 435-843-7024 screened through the and production equipment. Basic Pilot electronic CPR course within six months or be certified in CPR. Must Commercial or residential CONCRETE FINISHER Wage begins at $16.00 / hour during 90 day probationary period, employment authoriza- electrical experience may 2 y r s e x p e r i e n c e have or obtain a food handler’s permit upon hire. Must have tion program run by the then increases based on performance. Successful applicants must substitute for part of the $15-$20/hr Must have a valid Utah Drivers License requirement. Ability to read US Citizenship and Im- pass a company paid medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol transportation and tools schematics is helpful. Pay migration Services. Ap- screen and physical ability test, reference & credit checks, and • This recruitment will close when the needs of the department 801-712-2230 have been met. depends on experience- ply in person at: IFCO criminal background check. Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity please call. CONCRETE FINISHER Systems, 1820 West G Employer. Complete job descriptions are available at the Lifting: 20-50 LBS wages will vary DOE Avenue, Building 641, Benefits: 401K, Dental Call Brydger or Mike Tooel, UT 84074 Ph: Tooele County Human Resource Office and Health Insurance, 830-4977 or 830-6690 866-522-4280 47 South Main Street Tooele Vacation, Education, Interested applicants should apply at: or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Holidays, Profit Sharing, CONSTRUCTION USU BOOKSTORE is Utah Department of Workforce Services Specific information pertaining to these recruitments and Retirement Benefits. PAINTER 2yrs experi- hiring part-time cus- 305 North Main, Tooele, Utah can be obtained by calling Human Resources at Legal Minimum Age: 18 ence brush, roll, drywall tomer service position. Or online at Jobs.utah.gov (435)843-3157. EEO Employer 801-255-1441 finishing, Call Robert $10/hr. Email resume to 980-241-1901 [email protected]. Tuesday May 22, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B8

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Gain Equity year lease, Fully fenced GOT A good idea for a camp trailer, $1000; $500! Cars/Trucks from room, playground, full yard. Available June 1. call for a list Berna Entire business - (435)882-5019 clubhouse. 843-4400 Lease option Large $10,970 local Utah story? Call the Tran- both in very good con- $500! Police Impounds/ 1048 S. 900 W. Call (435)840-5029 Group 2002 ACURA SRX. Nice 5bdrm, 2bth, 2200sqft Company. 801-593- script and let us know dition. Also 1971 Hy- Repos Available Now, 2BDRM 1BTH apart- Christy 801-915-1637 1 Real Estate car! Great gas mileage- fenced yard. $1100/mo. 0084 www.1800vend 882-0050. droswift boat, motor For Local listings Call ment, w/yard & storage. (435)884-0193 needs repair, asking 800-586-3805 x A519 perfect for commuting! HAVING A yard sale? SELL YOUR car in the ing.com (ucan) BECOME A SUB- $610/mo includes all (435)224-4932 Advertise in the Tran- Transcript Bulletin Clas- $1000. Call John or Call for more informa- utilities. $400/dep. SCRIBER. 882-0050 1977 FORD Mustang script sified section. Carlene 882-0516, tion. (435)224-2805 (435)830-1177 GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm II Interior and body in 840-1265. 2003 CHEVROLET 2bth, hookups, 2 car, good condition needs 2BDRM 1BTH duplex. Cavalier, 70k miles, 4 $950/mo. Rambler @ Why 1990 5TH Wheel Trailer carburetor an electri- Nice quiet street, clean. No money down door sedan 2.2L, Heckert Cottages. 30ft Must sell $6,000 cal work $1800 obo 1yr lease. No smoke or $4800. Clint 830-5727. 383 Utah Drive loan programs Many new features per- 435-830-2344 p e t s . $ 6 0 0 / m o (400 South 400 West) rent? OVERLAKE fect starter trailer 2004 MAZDA 3. Lava or- $500/dep Davidson Realty now available for Grantsville BECOME A SUB- ange, 4 door hatch- 435-830-4437 o r (801)466-5078 • Veterans RENTALS (435)884-3823 SCRIBER. 882-0050 801-376-7321 back, navigation sys- • Public Safety Workers tem, 6 disc CD HUD HOMES! 3BR Available for May 2BDRM, 1BTH, no pets, • Healthcare Professionals changer, sun roof, $39,000! Only $397/ $425/mo plus deposit. 23,000 miles, 32 mpg Mo! 5% down 20 years • Education Workers 1593 Dourocher 5 bdrm, 3 bth (435)843-5213 freeway, $15,000. Call @ 8% apr. 2BR • Construction Trades $199/Mo. For listings New Homes 435-830-6796 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- • Manufacturing/Ware- call (800)586-3901 ext. 165 E. 1860 N. 3 bdrm, 2 bth The Kirk eled, govt. subsidized. house 2005 Mazda 6 sedan 5784. (ucan) Quiet, Quality apartments in a Playground, carport. 155 E 1860 N. 5 bdrm, 3 bth hatchback fully Your next rent check restored historic structure $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, NICE IVORY home could be all you need to 303 Dourocher 5 bdrm, 3 bth loaded, With alumi- Grantsville. Call Tammi 3bdrm 2bth (435) buy your own home. num alloy wheels, 135 E. 1860 N. 3 bdrm, 2 bth The Best Places at the Best Prices 884-3466, 884-1712. 843-9883 auto transmission. Equal Housing Opp. To see if you qualify, Completely Furnished 3 8 , 0 0 0 m i l e s . TOOELE 6BDRM, 3bth, call Charles now. Call for more information! Weekly & Monthly Rates $14,900. Call (435) HOUSEMATE, PRI- newer home, quiet, Safegaurd Property 224-4000 VATE bedroom, refrig- large rooms, 2 car ga- 801-910-4888 Ila Sprouse Management erator, microwave, rage, clean, $1400/mo, FOR SALE 1985 Olds Afﬁliate member Ofﬁce # 801-566-9339 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 shared kitchen/ bath, plus deposit John 88 runs good, tires new Tooele County Board of Realtors 435-224-2737 u/p, w/d, cable TV. No (801)916-0101 $ 5 0 0 o b o p e t s . $ 3 7 5 / m o (435)882-7121 $200/dep 882-6141 HONDAS From $500! please leave message. Police Impounds For Introducing LARGE 2BDRM Serious Forbes Professional Plaza Sale! Many Makes and inquiries only. w/d hook Models, For Listings ups, a/c, $500/dep, 1832 N Aaron Dr, Tooele Call 800-586-3805 X $635/mo. No pets No 9436 Smoking. SELL YOUR CAR or (435)840-3010 boat in the classifieds. LARGE 2BDRM Apart- Call 882-0050 or visit ment 1.5bth, c/parking, www.tooeletranscript. w/d hookups new car- com pet, linoleum, and TRANSMISSION RE- b l i n d s . $ 6 5 0 / d e p PAIR, rebuild. Low cost $650/mo No [pets to Tooele residents. (435)8827554 Will buy vehicles 1990 and up that needs SLEEPING ROOMS transmission work, available, $70 per cash paid. Shop week, $10 key deposit, (801)972-5810 Home first and last week- total (435)843-8181 $150 to move in. 46 N Professional office condos available for purchase. Broadway. 882-7605 Will build to suit. Excellent location near Mountain TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, SUVs upstairs, very clean, West Medical Center. The most beautiful office new blinds, carpet, building in the Tooele Valley! 1994 ISUZU Rodeo 4x4 paint, w/d hookups, 6 speed good condition covered parking. $ 2 5 0 0 o b o $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s For additional information, please contact (435)882-8320 after $400/dep. 5pm (435)882-0476 1996 CHEVY Suburban VALLEY MEADOWS Andrea Cahoon 150k miles, leather inte- Apartment has two bed- r i o r , $ 4 5 0 0 room apartments for 435.850.8167 (435)843-1991 rent. These apartments are very nice and come 1996 Mitsubishi Montero equipped with a dish- LS Series fully loaded washer and covered Platinum Clean runs great parking. Rent is $475 a $ 5 , 8 0 0 o b o month with a $400 se- (435)840-3439 curity deposit. Call (435)840-3831 Carole 882-7875, ext FOR SALE 2003 Dodge 123 for more informa- It’s the Larsen Touch Durango. V8, PS, PB tion. Rear air, Third Seat, Tow package low miles Homes for Everything I touch turns to sold! Call 882-7968 or Rent 801-725-4630 Call me today for a non-obligation market $$WHY RENT when analysis of your home. Trucks you can buy? 0 down programs, not MOTIVATED SELLER!BUYER! Sandra Larsen 435.224.9186 perfect credit. First $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs time buyers, Single Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend from $500! Chevys, parent programs. Jeeps, Fords and More! Call for details. Berna Police Impounds For 367 PLAZA CIR 244 DONNER PLACE (435)840-5029 Group GRANTSVILLE • $248,000 GRANTSVILLE Sale, For Listings Call 558 N. 430 East 1 Real Estate NEW Beautiful, fully SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES 800-586-3805 x 9973 VACANTVACANT $255,000 3+ BEDROOM 2 Bath. 222 DONNER PLACE finished home. 1/3 acre rambler New Listing 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton New paint, Spacious, GRANTSVILLE .37 acres, 5 bdrm, 2 bth truck, 4x4 frame & en- W/D Hookups, Big SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES gine, good tires & great Kitchen, Nice yard, PRICE REDUCED! engine (350). Good MOTIVATED SELLER! HORSE PROPERTY! Near park and pool Beautiful home reduced to $272,000. trans. New Edlebrock $975/month $500 De- 2 story, 3 bdrm, 2 bth lofted family carb. New Edlebrock in- posit. Call Danielle room upstairs. Possible lease to take & manifold. $1300 435-850-2983 own. Secondary water. Clean rambler in nice cul-de- obo. (435)840-8790 sac.Upgraded flooring and 3BDRM 2.5BTH Town 1342 N. 650 E. • TOOELE 419 PREMIER $314,000 paint. Vaulted ceilings. Geor- 1984 DODGE Rebuilt home 2 car garage W/D GRANTSVILLE • $310,000 Great 6 bdrm home. geous family room with nice mopar performance en- c a b l e i n c l u d e d . Big Beautiful Rambler Almost 3800 sq ft including gas fireplace. Lots of storage. gine, life kit, new paint, 1500sqft. Back deck, Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft bonus room. LARGE LOT FULLY LAND- excellent condition. $975/mo (970)926- 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. CAPED. 2 car garage. Moving to Maine must 4215 GRANTSVILLE • $285,900 sell $5,500 obo 3 bdrm, 2 bath (435)229-2815 3BDRM 2BTH, 1yr old, .50 acre lot. 3400 sq ft Coming Soon RENTAL 872 E. 900 North no maintenance, water, Michell Anderson 840-8898 1997 FORD F-150, sewer trash paid. Quiet SW Tooele Rambler 1 short term rental 515 Park Hill Dr. 143,000 miles, good neighborhood, no pets with garage of every available. Fantastic custom built Rambler. Lot is almost 1/2 acre. condition, $6500. Call no smoking $1025/mo SOUTHERN mans dream. Call for details. Beautifully landscape with full sport court, RV parking and (435)840-2778 $1025/dep (435)884- UTAH 1200 sq ft home on awesome views of lake and mountains. Home is large and open! 1999 TOYOTA Tacoma 3401 11 S. 400 E. Anybody with TRD For Sale $9000 1.27 acre. Beautiful 3BDRM 3BTH $1150/mo MEADOW, UT property in Tooele. fair, but not obo Call Travis 951 North 1340 East Filmore County (435)840-4324 perfect credit, (801)835-5592 $249,900 1444 sq ft Rambler For Rent CHEVY TRUCK. Scotts- Almost 5 acres. I have lease 3BDRM HUD! $397/MO! next to kids park 4 bdrm, 2 bth. Clean! See dale K-10 1986. Asking Beautiful family home 5bdrm 2bth $64,900! in Grantsville. to owns. to appreciate! Northeast $800. Good condition, with historic log cabin Only $516/Mo! 5% cul-de-sac! Close to elemen- heavy duty tires, shell, on property. Call for details. down, 20 years @ 8% Call for details. tary school. C/A, fenced full dual tanks, CD, new apr. For listings call battery, runs good. sprinklers, shed, RV parking, (800)586-3901 ext. Great truck for the Lana McKean Michelle Anderson new paint, carpet and tile! 8334. (ucan) Featured Home farm/school/hauling/hun 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 ting. See @ 244 E. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile All offices independently owned and operated. Information FREE HOME CONSULATION deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele Vine St. or call home for rent, no smok- 435-882-2827. ing/ pets. 882-1550 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah NOTICE The Executive Secretary of the Utah Solid and Hazardous Waste Con- trol Board is seeking public comment on a variance from the quantity limits for treatability study samples designated in R315-2-4(e) (2)(i). Deseret Chemical Depot is requesting that a variance be granted to NOTICE exceed the quantity lim- An emergency Hazard- its allowed for the per- ous Waste Destruction formance of a treatability Permit (UT-022-2007) study. Deseret Chemi- was issued to Dugway cal Depot is working with Proving Ground (DPG) the Army's Project Man- at Dugway, Utah. This ager for Non-Stockpile permit allowed DPG to Chemical Material to destroy, by open detona- evaluate options for the tion, two 60mm illumina- treatment of Lewisite (L) tion rounds found near and Tabun (GA) agents Wig Mountain, at the stored in ton containers. Permittee's facility. This Deseret Chemical Depot emergency Permit also will be collecting 800 mL B9 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin allows the PermitteeTuesdato (1.52y Maykilograms) 22, 2007of treat by open detonation, Lewisite and 640 mL any other non-chemical (0.705 kilograms) of GA. Homes Homes Homes Homes Homes Water Shares Public Notices roundsPublicthat Noticesmay be dis - ThePublicpublic commentNoticespe - Meetings coveredMiscellaneouswhile clearing riodMiscellaneousfor this variance re- the ranges for tests, quest will begin on Tues- $397/Mo! 3bdrm Fore- 4 B D R M 2 . 5 B T H 5BDRM BANK FORE- BEAUTIFUL NORTH- SELLING YOUR WE HAVE Underground PUBLIC NOTICE which may present an day, May 22, 2007, closure! 5% down 20yrs 1900sqft finished in CLOSURE! O n l y EAST rambler, 5-3-2, HOME? Advertise it in water Grantsville Irriga- NOTICE IS HERBY unreasonable risk to hu- when the notice is pub- @ 8% apr. More Stansbury Park fully $ 6 4 , 9 0 0 ! 3 b d r m tons of recent up- the classifieds. Call tion water for sale GIVEN THAT the Tooele man health and the envi- lished in the Salt Lake Homes Available from landscaped w/vinyl $59,900! More homes grades, huge stamped 882-0050 or visit (435)840-8961 City Planning Commis- ronment. Tribune, Deseret Morn- $199/Mo, for listings fencing and RV pad available from $10,000! patio, RV pad, over- www.tooeletran (435)882-1695 sion will meet in a public The emergency permit ing News, and the call 800-586-3901 ext convenient lake access, For listings call sized garage, $260,000 script.com (801)201-3758 hearing and Business was issued by the Ex- Tooele Transcript Bulle- 5155 great neighborhood (800)586-3901 ext w/agent, 843-0834, meeting scheduled for tin. The comment period TOOELE, $135,000 ecutive Secretary of the $272,000 5330. (ucan) 830-2593 Wednesday, May 23, Utah Solid and Hazard- will end on Thursday, 3BDRM 1BTH Home For 4bdrm, 1.5bth, garage (435)840-4311 2007 in the hour of 7:00 ous Waste Control June 21, 2007. A public Sale! Only $49,900! 5BDRM HUD HOME! FSBO Or Lease with and carport, totally re- Buildings PM. The meeting will be Board and is effective for hearing on this variance Bank Foreclosures Only $64,900 Financing option to buy Tooele molded. 383 North 100 4BDRM, 3BTH in held at Tooele City Hall 90 days beginning May will be held on Tuesday, Available Now, For List- Referrals available! For 2200sqft remodeled East. More properties Tooele. Fully land- BUILDING MATERIALS: in the City Council 9, 2007 and expires on June 12, 2007, at 6:00 ings Call 800-586-3901 L i s t i n g s C a l l 5bdrm 2bth, family available scaped, 2 car garage, METAL buildings, mini Chambers, located at 90 August 6, 2007. This pm at the Tooele County x 51 800-586-3901 x B851 room, fenced yard, (801)319-3967 freshly painted 2 tone storage systems, roof N Main Street, Tooele, permit is necessary be- Administrative Building, $168,000 884-0193 (801)558-4942 Outwest and wall panels, metal 3BDRM HUD! $397/MO! neutral colors. Close to BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM Utah. cause the two 60mm illu- South Auditorium, 47 S. 435-224-4932 Realty building components. 5bdrm 2bth $64,900! Middle Canyon School. home South Willow Agenda Items mination rounds were Main St., Tooele, Utah. Utah Manufacture 20 Only $516/Mo! 5% Realtors welcome. Ranches 0.5acre VERY WELL Maintained 1.Pledge of Allegiance fused and armed, and Copies of the variance FSBO REDUCED years plus. Top quality down, 20 years @ 8% $215,000. 843-1525 or 4200sqft, granite count- multi-level home brand 2.Public Hearing and presented an unreason- request will be available Tooele 5bdrm Rambler low prices. Weekly De- apr. For listings call 840-4621. Ask for ers, large laundry, new a/c, fridge, micro- Recommendation the able risk to human for public review 2.5bth 2564sqft. 2 car livery. 1-800-262-5347. (800)586-3901 ext. Heather. 4 b d r m , 3 . 5 b t h , w a v e , u p g r a d e d Oaks at Deer Hollow health and the environ- throughout the comment garage, hardwood entry cobuildings@cobuild 8334. (ucan) $367,000 kitchen. $158,000 PUD. Vacating and ment. The Division has period during normal cent.air. possible up- ings.net (ucan) CLEAN 1100sqft brick (801)451-7265 No s t a i r s l a u n d r y , come and see. Won’t Amending the Oaks at copies of the emergency business hours, or out- BANK FORECLOSURE! rambler w/garage, new agents (435)840-5535 last long. By appoint- If you build, remodel or Deer Hollow PUD to cor- permit available for pub- side of normal business 5bdrm 2bth Home, roof, 2 to 4bdrm, 1bth. (435)882-3779 ment only 41 Lakeview remove buildings you rect building and road lo- lic inspection during nor- hours with prior arrange- $64,900! Won’t Last! Some basement finish. WANT TO get the latest $189,999 E d i t h M o n t o y a can place your classi- cations by Greg Fabi- mal business hours, or ment, at the following lo- More Homes Available, Great neighborhood. local news? Subscribe (435)840-8251 fied ad in 45 of Utah's ano. other hours with prior ar- cation: For Listings Call $159,900. Desire quick to the Transcript Bulle- FSBO Stansbury Park. newspapers for only 3.Review and Approval rangement, on the 4th Utah Department of En- 800-586-3901 xH772 sale. (435)830-1978 tin. Fully finished rambler. $155. for 25 words ($5. of Planning Commission floor of the Martha vironmental Quality Ready to move in. Manufactured for each additional minutes for meeting held Hughes Cannon Health Division of Solid and Newly remodeled up & Homes word). You will reach April 25, 2007. Building, 288 North 1460 Hazardous Waste down. Emaculant, 4.Review and Approval West, Salt Lake City. 288 North 1460 West, DOUBLE WIDE Manu- up to 340,000 house- beautiful home. 5b/3b of Planning Commission For further information, 4th Floor f a c t u r e d h o m e , holds and all you do is It’s Summer! aprox. 3700 sq. ft. Cus- minutes for meeting held contact Doug Taylor by Salt Lake City UT 84116 1700+sqft, 1999 Fleet- call the Transcript Bul- tom cabinets, HW May 9, 2007. p h o n e a t ( 8 0 1 ) A copy of the variance wood 3bdrm, 2bth, liv- letin at 882-0050 for all floors, Tiled baths & Pursuant to the Ameri- 538-6170. In compli- request will also be LET US HELP YOU HAVE FUN ing room, family room. the details. (Mention kitchen. Fully land- cans with Disabilities ance with the Americans available for public re- Call before May 31st to UCAN Classified Net- scaped & fenced. Cor- Act, individuals needing with Disabilities Act, indi- view throughout the • No checking get a free storage shed. work) ner lot. Call for appoint- special accommodation viduals with special comment period during account required $39,000 obo. 801- ment 435-882-1182. No during this meeting needs (including auxil- normal business hours 433-8072 or 801- • Personal Loans Agents Please. Financial should notify Rachelle iary communicative aids at the following location: 487-7586 Services • Fast Approvals FSBO, 3bdrm, 1bth Custer, Tooele Planner and services) should Tooele Chemical Stock- home, quiet neighbor- SINGLE WIDE, 3bdrm Recorder prior to the contact the DEQ Office pile Outreach Office DO THE Bill collectors Customer hood, close to West, in Tooele for sale, meeting at (435) of Human Resource 54 South Main Street harass? Need a loan TJHS, THS. $125,000 owner financing, rea- 843-2130 or TDD (435) Management at 536- Tooele UT 84074 Appreciation Day fast? With 0 fees at- obo. 496-3646 or sonable terms. Call 843-2180. 4413 (TDD 538-4414). A courtesy copy of the July 3rd tached 882-6808 Brent 801-864-6949 (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- variance request is avail- DRAWINGS • REFRESHMENTS 1-866-928-4242. script Bulletin May 22, script Bulletin May 22, able on the Division of FSBO: 4bdrm, 1bth, lo- 2007) 2007) Solid and Hazardous cated in Stockton. Fully Mobile Homes Waste, Chemical Demili- Public Notices SUMMONS fenced yard, carport, tarization Section web Security Finance Public Notices EVA TORRES-GUTIER- shed. Large lot. Call to- Meetings page at the following ad- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile REZ, Petitioner 1222 North Main • 843-0786 day for an appointment. Trustees dress: home for rent, no smok- Deadline for public no- vs. 840-1451 http://www.hazardous ing/ pets. 882-1550 tices is 4 p.m. the day Deadline for public no- ANGEL ALDO HER- waste..utah.gov/HWBran HUD HOMES! 3BR prior to publication. tices is 4 p.m. the day NANDEZ-JUAREZ, Re- ch/CDSection/CDS_PVA $39,000! Only $397/ Public notices submit- prior to publication. spondent. .htm Mo! 5% down 20 years Office Space ted past the deadline Public notices submit- Case No. 064300314 Tooele County’s Family Written comments will be @ 8% apr. 2BR will not be accepted. ted past the deadline Judge: Mark Kouris accepted until 5:00 pm $199/Mo. For listings UPAXLP will not be accepted. THE STATE OF UTAH on June 21, 2007, and call (800)586-3901 ext. C-A INVESTMENT UPAXLP TO THE ABOVE- LEPC AGENDA should be submitted to: Real Estate Advisor 5784. (ucan) 510 North Main, Plaza NAMED RESPONDENT: Dennis R. Downs, Ex- Agenda for the LEPC You are hereby sum- 500. Available now, Public Notices ecutive Secretary HUD HOMES! 4bdrm meeting to be held moned and required to Serving the needS of BuyerS/SellerS: 1400 sqft. For more Utah Solid and Hazard- $ 8 5 , 0 0 0 ! O n l y Wednesday, May 30th, Miscellaneous file an Answer in writing • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters information contact ous Waste Control $640/Mo! 5% down 20 2007 at 1:30 p.m. at the to the attached Petition 882-1199 Board • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners years @ 8% apr. 2bdrm JIC (Joint Information Deadline for public no- with the Clerk of the Division of Solid and • Families Needing Horse Property $199/Mo, for listings Center-27 South Main tices is 4 p.m. the day Tooele County Court- FOR LEASE Office/ Hazardous Waste call (800)586-3901 ext. St., Tooele). prior to publication. house, 47 South Main Business Space P.O. Box 144880 5196 (ucan) Welcome – Chairman, Public notices submit- Street, Tooele, Utah Utilities included. 46, Salt Lake City UT LEPC ted past the deadline 84074 and to serve I BUY Houses! Need a South Main. 1 month 84114-4880 Approve April 2007 min- will not be accepted. upon, or mail to the peti- quick sale? Facing free. (602)826-9471 For further information, utes UPAXLP tioner at 560 Havasu foreclosure? Don’t (480)585-5380 Haz Mat reports, Harry contact John Waldrip of NOTICE TO CON- Street, Tooele, Utah wait, sell now! Shinton the Utah Division of HURRY!! Only 6 office TRACTORS 84074, a copy of said (801)381-5873 msg. Review upcoming train- Solid and Hazardous spaces left for lease! The Tooele County answer, within 20 days if Call Shane ing W a s t e a t ( 8 0 1 ) LEASE OPTION avail- 169 to 364sqft, School District is re- you are served in the Ty Bailey, Emergency 538-6170. In compli- able! 71 West 1970 $200-$500. All utilities questing bids for pave- State of Utah, or within Services ance with the Americans North, Tooele. Town- included. Call Kaye at ment rehabilitation and 30 days if you are 840-0344 New Business with Disabilities Act, indi- house/ row-end in (801)580-2791 for appt. site improvements at served outside the State Next meeting-June 27th, viduals with special Overlake. Place in im- to see. CCSC Enter- various school sites lo- of Utah, after service of 2007 needs (including auxil- maculate condition!!! prises, LLC. cated in Tooele County, this Summons upon you. 295 N. 6th St. Adjourn iary communicative aids Call: 801-647-9193 Utah. Plans and specifi- If you fail to do so, judg- Harry Shinton and services) should cations will be available ment by default will be LOVELY TOOELE LEPC Chairman contact Jen Burge at the Lots & Land at the Tooele County taken against you for the Home 4bdrm, 2.5bth, (Published in the Tran- Office of Human Re- School District Board Of- relief demanded in said basement, 2 car ga- script Bulletin May 22 & sources at (801) fice at 92 South Lode- Petition, which has been rage, fenced yard, 2 Building lots in Tooele. 24, 2007) 536-4413 (TDD (801) stone Street, Tooele, filed with the Clerk of the $187,500 more details Water included. Perfect 536-4414) at least five Utah and Nolte Associ- above-entitled Court. c a l l C l a u d i a starter home lots. Great NOTICE OF MEETING working days prior to the ates, 5217 South State You can obtain a copy of (801)673-4738 Remax neighborhood. $35,000 CANCELLATION end of the comment pe- Street, Suite 300 Murray the Verified Petition by Results per lot. Desire quick The May 23, 2007 regu- riod. UNDER sale. (435)830-1978 lar meeting of the Stans- Utah on May 24, 2007. writing to the clerk of the (Published in the Tran- MOUNTAIN VIEWS! A $30.00 non-refundable court at Tooele County bury Service Agency script Bulletin May 22, Beautiful 3300sqft brick 320acres of land in deposit is required. A Courthouse, 47 South Board of Trustees has 2007) home. 4bdrm 2bth on Tooele County for sale, been cancelled. The pre-bid walk through will Main Street, Tooele, $ 1.20 acres. Large ga- May sell in 40acre par- next meeting of the be held on site, May 30, Utah 84074. READ SUMMONS 127,900 rage shop 40X60 tials owner financing Stansbury Service 2007 at 3:00 pm. THESE PAPERS CARE- THE STATE OF UTAH 2400sqft, with 14ft p o s s i b l e C a l l Agency will be held on Sealed bids are due FULLY. These papers TO RANDY BLAND: CONTRACTfull brick rambler • bright & spacious walls. $365,000 FSBO (801)230-7878 June 6, 2007 by 3:00 pm mean that you are being June 13, 2007. You are hereby notified (435)882-4513 2 bdrm • auto sprinkler • fenced Make this lovely home (Published in the Tran- and must be addressed sued for divorce. that a petition to termi- yours. Call Buffie OWNERS SACRIFICE script Bulletin May 22, to Mr. Richard Reese, DATED this 9th day of nate your parental rights (435)228-8575 ot Fran- 35 ACRES - was 2007) Business Administrator, August, 2006. has been filed against cis (435)882-2263 $59,900 NOW $56,900. Tooele County School EVA TORRES GUTIER- you with the Clerk of the 374 Bevan Way www.owners.com 90 minutes from Salt PUBLIC NOTICE District, 92 South Lode- REZ Third District Court, Grantsville City Council stone Way, Tooele, Petitioner OPEN HOUSE Saturday Lake City in SW Wyo- Tooele County, Utah. will hold a budget work Utah. Bids must be ac- (Published in the Tran- 10am-2pm Tooele ming. Recreational You are hereby sum- meeting Wednesday, companied by a Bid script Bulletin May 1, 8, 4bdrm, 2bth, Multi paradise. Stunning set- moned and required to May 23rd, 2006. The Bond equivalent to 5% 15 & 22, 2007) Level on east side 2 car ting with amazing file an answer in writing meeting to be held at of the total amount bid. garage fenced yard, im- views. Surrounded by NOTICE to the Petition at 74 429 E. Main, Grantsville, The bid must be clearly maculate condition, fi- gov't land. EZ terms. The Executive Secretary South 100 East, Tooele, UT 84029 regular meet- marked on the outside of nancing options avail- Call Utah Ranches, of the Utah Solid and Utah, 84074 and to ing to begin at 6:00 p.m. the envelope “Pavement able Call Tom at LLC 877-351-5263. Hazardous Waste Con- serve upon, or mail to AGENDA: General Plan Rehabilitation 2007”. (801)369-8688 Larsen (ucan) trol Board is seeking Gary Buhler, Petitioner's amendment for Kelly The District reserves the Attorney, PO Box 229, and Company QUARTER ACRE Lot in public comment on a Hansen for Land located right to waive any for- Grantsville, UT 84029- Stockton 10’x12’ Shed variance from the quan- Planning on selling your close to the Irrigation malities and accept or 0229, a copy of said an- w/loft 2bdrm 1bth mo- tity limits for treatability home, you could be Company to change reject any bid it deems in swer within 20 days after bile home with large study samples desig- $ sending your sales from Rural Residential to its best interest. service of this Summons front room and kitchen Low density Residential nated in R315-2-4(e) 297,000 points to up to 340,000 (Published in the Tran- (2)(i). Deseret Chemical upon you. If you fail so $60,000 or offer households at once. allowing up to 2 units per script Bulletin May 15, to do, judgment by de- (435)837-2240 Depot is requesting that 5 bdrm • 3.5 bths For $155. you can acres. Budget for 17, 22 & 24, 2007) fault will be taken 2007/2008 fiscal year. a variance be granted to Eastbench beauty • 2 tiered deck place your 25 word NOTICE exceed the quantity lim- against you for the relief classified ad to all 45 Adjourn demanded in said Peti- Water Shares Wendy Palmer An emergency Hazard- its allowed for the per- newspapers in Utah. ous Waste Destruction formance of a treatability tion. Dated this May 7th, Just call the Transcript City Recorder 2007. In compliance with the Permit (UT-022-2007) study. Deseret Chemi- 911 N. 1430 East 472 E. 770 North Bulletin at 882-0050 for FOR SALE 1 Share Set- /s/ Gary Buhler American with Disability was issued to Dugway cal Depot is working with all the details. (Mention tlement Canyon water. (Published in the Tran- Act, Grantsville City will Proving Ground (DPG) the Army's Project Man- ucan) (435)840-1235 at Dugway, Utah. This ager for Non-Stockpile script Bulletin May 8, 15, accommodate reason- 22 & 29, 2007) RENT TO OWN & lock ONE Settlement Canyon able requests to assist permit allowed DPG to Chemical Material to in your purchase price water share for sale. the disabled to partici- destroy, by open detona- evaluate options for the SELL YOUR CAR or NOW!! No bank qualifi- $6000. (435)882-0351 pate in meetings. Re- tion, two 60mm illumina- treatment of Lewisite (L) boat in the classifieds. cation required!! 2002 tion rounds found near and Tabun (GA) agents UNDERGROUND WA- quest for assistance may Call 882-0050 or visit Mulit-level in NE Tooele Wig Mountain, at the stored in ton containers. $ $ TER Rights for sale be made by calling City www.tooeletranscript. 4bdrm, 3 full baths, 2 Permittee's facility. This Deseret Chemical Depot REDUCED 210,000 199,900 Erda, Tooele Valley Hall at least 3 days in com or e-mail your ad car garage. Central .Air, emergency Permit also will be collecting 800 mL (435)830-2665 advance of the meeting to tbp@tooeletran- • Currently 3 bdrms • 1.5 bath • 4 bdrm • 2 full bth • Fully fenced Landscaping to be that will be attended by allows the Permittee to (1.52 kilograms) of script.com • Basement is in the process of • Mountain/lake views completed. $1395/mo WANTED: WATER calling 884-3411. treat by open detonation, Lewisite and 640 mL • Great east side neighborhood being finished with added family P u r c h a s e p r i c e rights or irrigation (Published in the Tran- any other non-chemical (0.705 kilograms) of GA. DEADLINES FOR clas- room, bedrooms & bathroom $239,900. Call Ellen shares in Tooele Val- script Bulletin May 22, rounds that may be dis- The public comment pe- sifieds ads are Monday 888-597-6021. RE/MAX ley. Call Ross at covered while clearing riod for this variance re- and Wednesdays by Results. 801-642-0119 2007) the ranges for tests, quest will begin on Tues- 4:45 p.m. which may present an day, May 22, 2007, 16 E. Aparicio Dr. 573 W. 200 S. Tooele unreasonable risk to hu- when the notice is pub- man health and the envi- lished in the Salt Lake ronment. Tribune, Deseret Morn- The emergency permit ing News, and the was issued by the Ex- Tooele Transcript Bulle- ecutive Secretary of the tin. The comment period Utah Solid and Hazard- will end on Thursday, $ $ ous Waste Control June 21, 2007. A public 198,500 184,900 Board and is effective for hearing on this variance 90 days beginning May will be held on Tuesday, • Overlake • Beautiful Views Beautiful All Brick Home with sun room. New Kitchen & Hardwood 9, 2007 and expires on June 12, 2007, at 6:00 • Lrg .24 acre lot • 3 large bdrms August 6, 2007. This pm at the Tooele County • Full Landscaping & Sprinkling System floors, 2500 sq ft., 4 bdrms, 2 Place Your Classifed Ad: • Large Peaceful Upstairs Loft baths, Full landsapded & auto permit is necessary be- Administrative Building, • Open Kitchen/Livingroom sprinklers, Fenced yard cause the two 60mm illu- South Auditorium, 47 S. mination rounds were Main St., Tooele, Utah. fused and armed, and Copies of the variance presented an unreason- request will be available www.tooeletranscript.comable risk to human for public review 4 Apartments health and the environ- throughout the comment Great opportunity to own a multi-unit rental. ment. The Division has period during normal UNDERIncludes CONTRACT two parcels of land to north. $179,900 copies of the emergency business hours, or out- permit available for pub- side of normal business lic inspection during nor- hours with prior arrange- mal business hours, or ment, at the following lo- other hours with prior ar- cation: rangement, on the 4th Utah Department of En- floor of the Martha vironmental Quality Hughes Cannon Health Division of Solid and Building, 288 North 1460 Hazardous Waste West, Salt Lake City. 288 North 1460 West, For further information, 4th Floor contact Doug Taylor by Salt Lake City UT 84116 p h o n e a t ( 8 0 1 ) A copy of the variance 538-6170. In compli- request will also be ance with the Americans available for public re- with Disabilities Act, indi- view throughout the viduals with special comment period during needs (including auxil- normal business hours iary communicative aids at the following location: and services) should Tooele Chemical Stock- contact the DEQ Office pile Outreach Office of Human Resource 54 South Main Street Management at 536- Tooele UT 84074 4413 (TDD 538-4414). A courtesy copy of the (Published in the Tran- variance request is avail- script Bulletin May 22, able on the Division of 2007) Solid and Hazardous Waste, Chemical Demili- tarization Section web page at the following address: http://www.hazardous waste..utah.gov/HWBran ch/CDSection/CDS_PVA .htm Written comments will be accepted until 5:00 pm on June 21, 2007, and should be submitted to: Dennis R. Downs, Ex- ecutive Secretary Utah Solid and Hazard- ous Waste Control Board Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste P.O. Box 144880 Salt Lake City UT 84114-4880 For further information, contact John Waldrip of the Utah Division of Solid and Hazardous W a s t e a t ( 8 0 1 ) 538-6170. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals with special needs (including auxil- iary communicative aids and services) should contact Jen Burge at the Office of Human Re- sources at (801) 536-4413 (TDD (801) 536-4414) at least five working days prior to the end of the comment period. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 22, 2007) B10

B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 22, 2007 See News Happening? Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Dutch Oven TOOELE TRANSCRIPT continued from page B1 BULLETIN types may want to climb a mountain and enjoy nature. However nature is all around us. Parks have long been great places to dine on picnic fare. Spread a blanket, bring a Frisbee, and enjoy the afternoon. The kids have playground equipment to keep them happy and many parks have trees to provide shade. Think you can play with Maybe you want something more romantic or soothing. Tooele County’s Best? Choose a place with a great view of the sunset and arrive an hour early. Do you want to give it a The sound of water is soothing. Choose a place near a stream where you can wade before din- photography / Diane Sagers try? ner or just enjoy the ambiance. Many people opt to do Dutch oven cooking on specialized stands to avoid placing fire on the ground. It also TC United, Tooele County’s Premier soccer The backyard offers a pri- avoids bending over to check the cooking process. league, will be holding open tryouts for its vate picnic. Invite family and/or if they will have nothing to do Competition Soccer teams. include a few friends and enjoy with cooking in a normal situa- Open Horse Show the convenience of not having tion. to pack the meal and carry it Dutch oven chefs tend to win Girls, ages 9 to 17, are invited to tryout th am anywhere. The conveniences of over dinner friends with their Registration home can be combined with pic- culinary masterpieces. Something on Tuesday, May 22, 2007. May 26 • 9 nic dining. about cooking the food slowly Bit N’ Spur Arena A picnic is loosely defined as in a Dutch oven makes it taste Boys, ages 9 to 17, may tryout on 277 West 600 North any meal eaten outdoors. You can better. Wednesday, May 23 and Thursday, May Class $5 • Jackpot $15 keep it very simple by purchasing Cooking over an open fire is a All Day $25 (excluding jackpot) fast food or convenience fare and skill that dates back to the begin- 24, 2007. All Day 8 & Under $10 taking it to your designated pic- ning of cookery. Putting the food Tryouts will be held at the Deseret Peak soccer ﬁelds Rosettes Awarded 1st-6th nic place to eat it. Or make some on a stick to hold over the flames sandwiches, pack them on ice at 6 p.m., and are free and open to all players. Just 8 & Under Classes was probably the first rotisserie. • Costume Class – Stick Horse • Walk Trot – Stick Horse and buy some chips on the way. But it’s guaranteed — a kid with bring your own cleats, shin guards and water and be • Barrels – Stick Horse • Goat Ribbon Pull - 8 & Under Better yet, build on the basics to a hot dog is not thinking of taking ready to play hard! *Due to the insurance we cannot have children under 8 years of age and create a more delightful meal. a place in history. younger riding horses. Instead we will be holding ‘stick horse’ classes. Take all the basics to let every- Several steps up from open-fire Questions? • Fitting & Showmanship: 9-13, 14-17, 18 & over one build their own sandwiches. cooking came the Dutch oven. • Foal Halter (horses age 2 and under) Take fresh hoagie buns or French Contact TC United’s Competition Director • Mares Halter The women of two centuries ago • Geldings Halter rolls, and an assortment of deli were well acquainted with these John Williamson at 884-0221 or • Stallions Halter (Handler must be 18 yrs or older) meats, cheeses, tomatoes, lettuce, heavy-duty pots and the type of • Western Horsemanship: 9-13, 14-17, 18 & over olives and the rest of the toppers. cooking they could do. They used [email protected] • Open Reining (ages 9 and older) Bring along a salad or a relish • Costume Class Open (ages 9 and older) them for outdoor cooking on the Or our technical Director • Barrels 9-13, 14-17, Jackpot play — a great accompaniment open prairie and in the fireplaces Mike Keil at 840-4712 or • Poles 9-13, 14-17, Jackpot for nearly any hot-weather meal. of their snug cabins. It was the • Flag Race 9-13, 14-17, Jackpot Toss in some fresh fruit of mel- kettle of choice for these women. [email protected] For more info. call Martha, 884-3478 ons, oranges or apples. Although easier cooking meth- All proceeds will beneﬁt the 4-H Or keep it simple. Eat at home ods have evolved since then, the horse program in Tooele County. and make a party of the des- Dutch oven is still a popular way sert. The accompaniments to ice of cooking delicious meals. cream sundaes travel well. Just Dutch oven cooking requires serve the ice cream quickly or about 30 minutes or so getting put some dry ice in the cooler the coals ready and does not with it to keep it solid until you require the use of a camp fire. are ready for it. You could make Dutch ovens also cook well in the your own freezing the mixture kitchen oven or on new Dutch with the salt/ice/muscle power oven stoves with propane-fueled technique. hot plates. Charcoal lit with elec- One is good… Take along foods that are tric heating coils or lighter fluid ready to eat or pack them on ice. becomes ready to cook much Raw food and perishables won’t sooner without the hassle of find- last long in the summer heat. Buy ing and chopping up wood and Two is better a new bottle of mayonnaise or lighting it and burning it down to pack it on ice with the rest of the glowing coals. perishables. There are no limits to what Don’t forget the water. You you can do with a Dutch oven. may have punch to drink, but Aficionados make breads, cakes, water is still important for drink- soups, desserts, meats, poultry, ing, washing hands and cleaning fish, steamed vegetables and cob- up. Always pack enough water blers. In general, if you can cook for everyone. it, you can Dutch oven it. Cooking can be part of the fun. Enjoy your weekend — out- Many a budding chef will take side. their place running the grill even

photo courtesy of Gene Ekenstam Smokey the Bear visits with volunteers and children at the Fishing Day cookout. said his wife Gail. Paul was situ- Fishing ated on one of the docks on the continued from page B1 pond for about four hours during the day helping children fish. unteers for each child. Sportsmen Organizers say the special fishing with a knack for fishing lend a day for special kids would not helping hand. They even catch happen without the generosity of fish in advance and then rehook Albertsons. a few for the kids if needed. Each Fishing poles, tackle and bait child catches at least one fish are provided to all the kids and during the day. after the fish are reeled in volun- Why settle for just Prior to the big event, the teers clean them, bag them and State Division of Wildlife planted put them on ice for the kids to one when you can have 1,000 trout in the reservoir which take home. Some of the groups is about 30 feet deep and receives that help out with the event are two? Earn double points water from a creek coming out Bikers Against Child Abuse, of Ophir Canyon. The reservoir Tooele Dedicated Hunters, EG&G, is open May through August and Deseret Chemical Depot and the with each purchase on our available to anybody with a fish- Utah Division of Wildlife. ing license. However, a special Volunteer Travis Hager helped new VISA Platinum Rewards permit is needed from the Tooele young fisherman Hunter Grey, Army Depot. Permits can be age 6, hook a fish at about 11 obtained from the depot’s Morale a.m. Hager handed the pole to card. Get yours today and Welfare and Recreation Office. Hunter and he reeled in his first It is questionable as to who has fish ever. start doubling your fun! more fun during the day: The vol- “We’ve only lived in Tooele for unteers or the kids. Albertsons one year and this is nice,” said grocery store supplies all the Hunter’s dad Jason. “Right when food for the day at no cost to you come in to the lake people (435) 833-7200 — (800) 662-9522 — TFCU.NET organizers, and volunteers cook are here to help you. The social up hamburgers and hot dogs for interaction is good for Hunter. everybody. Paul Kaletta, assis- It is good for him to be around TOOELE 562 N. Main STANSBURY PARK 200 Millpond tant store director at Tooele’s other adults,” his father said. GRANTSVILLE 430 E. Main Albertsons, works all year with Hunter’s mother Kelli said her NORTH TOOELE 88 E. 1000 North his suppliers to donate food in son enjoyed his day at Rainbow SOUTH JORDAN 3557 W. 9800 South exchange for other items. Reservoir. “He liked it so much “Paul really looks forward to we’ll probably start taking him Rewards points are doubled on all purchases made with the new TFCU Visa Platinum Rewards card between May 15th and August 15th. this event every year. He has a fishing more often,” she said. special interest in these kids,” [email protected]