Overcrowding at the County Jail Pharmacy While the Owner Was Still at Work Inside

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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT New THS head football coach announced See A8 BULLETIN June 10, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 007 50¢ Prescription drug abuse a growing issue by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

There is a new killer in town that claims more lives than automobile crashes or illegal drugs. The killer is prescription drugs and while they may be legally prescribed, when misused or abused they become fatal. “Prescription drug-related deaths are on the rise in Utah, and Tooele County is not immune to that trend,” said Julie Spindler, intervention specialist for Valley Mental Health, the local substance abuse authority for Tooele County. The rate of emergency room encounters with prescription narcotics in Tooele County rose from 11.3 per 100,000 people in 2001 to 42.3 per 100,000 people in 2006, according to a study completed in 2007 by the state Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. Local pharmacies and law enforcement officials are becoming rapidly familiar with the prescription drug problem in the community. Det. Dan Chamberlain of the Grantsville Police Department reported that in the two years Williams Family Drug in Grantsville has been open, they have experienced three incidents of either attempted burglary or photography / Troy Boman burglary. Tooele County Sheriff’s Deputy Ray Clinton inspects inmates in the county jail’s recreation yard Monday. Overcrowding is a problem for the facility, which is designed to keep 104 The first case involved several broken win- inmates but has housed up to 145 at times this spring. dows. In the second case in October 2007, a thief made off with $6,000 of narcotics including OxyContin, Percocet and Methadone. The third incident happened last month and involved a Grantsville High School student who tried to break through the roof of the Overcrowding at the county jail pharmacy while the owner was still at work inside. Tooele County Detention Center incorporates changes to help ease burden In May, a Stansbury Health Clinic employee pled guilty to three accounts of attempted by Jamie Belnap facility is built. ment stating that the jail, which used Jail Commander Lt. Jerry Mora prescription fraud for exploiting her position STAFF WRITER “The jail population has been at to accept any and all offenders that said the jail is already seeking to at the clinic to obtain prescription painkillers its limits for a while,” said Sheriff law enforcement deemed worthy of send 12 federal inmates back to the for personal use. Overcrowding at the Tooele Frank Park. “We were hoping like being booked, will now only be able federal system to find other facili- In January, the Birch Family Pharmacy in County Detention Center during the crazy that a miracle would happen to keep those with felony charges or ties to house them, but added that Tooele was robbed by a masked gunman for past year has led the Tooele County and we wouldn’t have to take the misdemeanor charges of domestic even with these inmates leaving, not the prescription painkiller OxyContin, and Sheriff’s Office to make changes to measures that we’ve taken, but it violence, assault and DUI. much space will be freed up. Soma, a prescription muscle relaxant. what types of criminals will be ini- didn’t happen.” The jail is also closed to all out-of- “The facility is just too small. It tially held at the facility until the Last week, the Sheriff’s Office area warrants unless they are felony SEE ABUSE PAGE A6 ➤ numbers climb back down or a new issued a letter to local law enforce- warrants. SEE OVERCROWDING PAGE A5 ➤ photography / Troy Boman Farmers, ranchers not all being lifted by high food prices by Sarah Miley President Leland Hogan. STAFF WRITER According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, egg It’s no secret the cost of food prices this April were 30.5 per- is on the rise. But while some cent above last year’s level, and may think farmers and ranchers dairy prices were also up nearly are reaping the benefit of higher 12 percent from last year’s April retail food prices, that is not prices. generally the case, according to Sarah Brazier Teresa Lemmon Jo Orcutt Todd Turner Utah Farm Bureau Federation SEE FARMERS PAGE A7 ➤ “Because I’m already kind of tight with “I’m not just buying things at the spur “I’ve always budget-shopped and “I think food prices in general are my money, we haven’t really cut back of the moment as much, and I’m also bought generic items, but I’m doing likely to keep increasing for awhile, that much. However, I haven’t been seeing how much I can stretch our a lot more of it now. We’ve also been and right now it’s a notable strain on buying as much junk food as I had by budget while shopping for food.” cutting back and not shopping as my family’s budget.” the end of each month.” much as we used to.” Rising food prices force local shoppers to scrimp

by Doug Radunich food purchases better when it comes to deciding trying to buy a lot less of everything once she’s STAFF WRITER what to make her family for dinner. at the grocery store. “I’ll do things like go through my cookbooks “Because we shop for seven kids, it’s hard With food prices currently on the rise nation- and menus more, to see what items I can get to go without, and you have to buy what you wide, local grocery shoppers say they are being multiples of and use in more recipes,” she said. have to buy sometimes,” she said. “I’ve always forced to become more frugal when it comes to “I’m not just buying things at the spur of the budget-shopped and bought generic items, but feeding their families. moment as much, and I’m also seeing how I’m doing a lot more of it now. We’ve also been Several local shoppers have been impacted much I can stretch our budget while shopping cutting back and not shopping as much as we by an increase in staples such as bread, milk, for food. I have three teenagers and an adult used to.” eggs, sugar, and meat products, and many are daughter who’s going to school, so to be able to Some shoppers say they’re not necessarily photography / Troy Boman steps to mitigate those rising prices. feed them all and keep them healthy and grow- changing what essentially they buy, but are cut Tooele resident Teresa Lemmon said because ing properly is a strain on our budget.” Erda dairy farmer Flint Richards holds a handful of feed inside his barn of the increase in food costs, she will budget her Jo Orcutt, also of Tooele, said she has been SEE SHOPPERS PAGE A2 ➤ Tuesday. High milk prices have not led to increased profits for Richards who pays a fuel surcharge when his feed is delivered.

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 10, 2008 Valley Weather Forecast Family donates horse, trailer to Healing Horses Local Weather by Natalie Tripp horse.” Rather than sell the horse, Specter, acting executive director, STAFF WRITER the Morgan family made a decision the donation couldn’t have come at Tue to donate the horse to the local a better time. 68/43 The recent passing of a beloved Healing Horses program. “We desperately needed the 6/10 Tooele native has provided the “As a family we ride in Ophir donation from the Morgan family,” Windy with isolated thunderstorms Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding quite a bit and the biggest reason Specter said. “Right now our pro- developing. High 68F. Center in Erda with a horse and we decided to donate the horse gram uses borrowed horses and our equipment needed to continue the is because of how much we love own personal horses. We were very program. to watch our children and grand- excited to get a trailer to transport Born into a family of teamsters children with the horses,” Morgan the horses, as well as a new horse.” Wed 57/43 in West Dip, Donald J. Morgan grew said. “It’s one thing to see your own According to the program, horse- 6/11 up in Ophir raising sheep and cows. grandkids love these horses and to back riding aids handicapped chil- He passed away May 23, leaving his know that these other kids will love dren in a physical sense by rhyth- Partly cloudy with a stray thunder- son Dennis with his horse. His last the horses and benefit from them mically moving the body in a gentle storm. ride was to the Tooele City Cemetery means a lot.” way while the heat from the horse’s back helps loosen tight muscles. “We see some children who walk when they’ve Horses are social animals and any bonding with the horses can also Thu 64/49 never walked before because of the new nerve help with emotional issues the chil- 6/12 pathways created during the experience.” dren might have. Partly cloudy with a stray thunder- The local program has seen chil- storm. Barbara Specter dren with down syndrome, cerebral acting executive director palsy and other neurological prob- ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content lems, as well as some quadriplegics Service benefit from the horses. Specter, in a horse-drawn hearse. The Morgan family also donated who has had multiple sclerosis since Dennis had been keeping his a four-horse trailer to the program birth, has felt the positive effects of father’s horse with his five other as well. the Healing Horses program in her horses as his father had grown Fully accredited by the own life, as well as others. Temps / Precipitation older. North American Riding for the “The program has helped me “I tried to get him to sell the Handicapped Association, Healing walk better,” Specter said. “We Date High Low (prec./inches) horse when he got sick, but that Horses is a nonprofit organization see some children who walk June 5 60 45 1.98 was the one thing he wanted to providing therapeutic and recre- when they’ve never walked before June 6 71 50 0 keep,” Dennis said. “Even in his ational horseback riding to individ- because of the new nerve pathways June 7 62 43 .1 older age I’d pick him up and we’d uals with physical, mental, social created during the experience.” June 8 67 42 0 go feed and tend to the horse.” and emotional disabilities, disor- For more information about June 9 77 52 0 photo courtesy of the Morgan family Dennis said right before his ders and diseases. the program, visit www.healing- Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer father’s death, Donald told him The program is based at the Erda horsesutah.org. Donald J. Morgan rides his horse in this family photo. After Morgan died in May, for the National Weather Service, reports “to do what he wanted with the Barn and according to Barbara [email protected] his family donated his horse along with a four-horse trailer to the Healing Horses that his recording station at 139 S. Main Therapeutic Riding Center in Erda. St., received 2.08 inches of precipitation between June 5-6, for a total of 2.57 inches so far in June. For the water year, which began Oct. 1, 2007, Tooele has received 16.86 inches of precipitation. The normal for the year is Door-to-door vendors increasing in Tooele City 19.09 inches of precipitation. by Tim Gillie growth so far has been APX Security number of other questions about their going door-to-door without ID badges, STAFF WRITER Solutions, Inc. of Provo. They had a background that may disqualify them, Carpenter said. roaming sales force of 24 individuals such as have they ever been criminally Most complaints are about insistent They are the perennial product of that scoured the city in one day, selling convicted or have charges currently salespeople that don’t take no for an Pollen springtime commerce: the door-to- home security systems. pending for felony homicide, physi- answer, she said. door salesman. Many of them are col- Comcast has informed the record- cal abuse, sexual abuse, exploiting a Solicitors are required by city code to The Intermountain Allergy and lege students recruited by corpora- er’s office that they may bring in a minor, sale of a controlled substanc- identify themselves, avoid making any Asthma pollen count for June 10, tions to spend their summer traveling transient sales force as large as 80 peo- es, sexual assault or a civil judgment false statements, observe no soliciting 2008, is as follows: door-to-door hawking wares and ser- ple to make a one-day blitz in the city against the individual in the last five notices on homes, and not continue to Mold — High vices with the promise of huge com- later this summer, according to Lisa years for fraud or intentional misrep- attempt a sale after the person they are Maple — Extremely-Low Cedar — Extremely-Low missions to pay for their education. Carpenter, assistant city recorder. resentation. talking to has clearly indicated their Grass — High This year Tooele City has already Tooele City code requires all busi- Once approved, the solicitor is given lack of interest. Willow — Extremely-Low seen an increase in the number of nesses to be licensed and all people a bright blue ID badge with their pic- The business license and ID badge Oak — Low identification badges issued to itiner- soliciting sales door-to-door to have ture, name and the name of the busi- are not an endorsement of any com- Plantain — Extremely-Low ant merchants for door-to-door sales. an ID badge. Each individual must ness they represent. pany or individual by the city. If some- According to the city recorder’s office, submit a copy of their current criminal The city recorder’s office has already body comes to the door without a seven ID badges were issued last year. history, and applicants with criminal received a few calls about some col- badge, the city asks that you call the This year, 31 have been issued as of convictions in the last five years may lege students selling magazines door- recorder’s office at 843-2110. If after June 9. be disqualified. They also must submit to-door without a license and a clean- hours, contact dispatch at 882-5600. Subscriber Service The biggest contributor to the an application to the city answering a ing product company that has people [email protected]

If you haven’t received your newspa- grain and dairy prices associated per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 Shoppers with farmers growing corn for eth- Man injured when truck goes off cliff and our customer representative will continued from page A1 anol rather than consumption as assist you. Customer service hours on two of the leading causes of the by Jamie Belnap approximately 10 p.m. when but in a lot of pain when res- Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 food price hike. STAFF WRITER his Toyota pickup launched cue crews arrived and Riches p.m. until 8 p.m. cutting back on perceived luxury Orcutt said rising food prices off the right side of the road estimates it took 45 minutes items. have impacted her overall lifestyle A Tooele man was seriously while making an ‘S’ turn. to get the man back up to the “Because I’m already kind of significantly. injured after his pickup truck A passerby saw the truck go roadway where he was loaded tight with my money, we haven’t “We don’t vacation as much as ran off a cliff near the top off the edge and called 911. into a medical helicopter and �� really cut back that much,” said we used to, but the cost of food has of Johnson’s Pass Monday Riches said the man’s truck transported to University of �� Tooele resident Sarah Brazier. pinched us in every aspect,” she night. landed right-side-up against Utah Hospital. �� “However, I haven’t been buying as said. “Because everything is more According to Trooper Randy a tree about 75 feet from the UHP believes alcohol to �� much junk food as I had by the end expensive now, I’m even going Riches of the Utah Highway top of the cliff. be a contributing factor in �� of each month. I also used to buy back to school so I can get a job. I Patrol, the man, whose name “We had to use ropes and the accident, but said that an more to build up my food storage also think food prices will definitely isn’t being released at this safety equipment to get him investigation is still ongoing. �� even more, but now I’ve just been go up as long as the price of gas time, was headed eastbound back up,” Riches said. [email protected] �� buying what I need.” keeps going up.” on SR-199 near milepost 12 at The man was conscious �� Lemmon said she has cut back Lemmon said she doesn’t expect �� on purchasing “luxury foods” such relief from rising food prices any- �� as candy, chocolate and chips. time soon. Tooele �� However, she said the cutbacks “I think they will increase �� have come with at least one posi- because of inflation, but I’m hoping Another Reason �� tive side-effect. they don’t go up really fast again,” to Subscribe... �� “We used to get a lot of junk she said. “It seems like there was a Voted non-daily “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� food for “family nights,’ but now we really big jump there for a month 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. �� do without it or buy healthy food or two. I’m hoping it slows down (East of Viaduct) �� for those special nights,” she said. a little bit, but I’m sure it will con- 843-5800 BestSociety of Professional JournalisNewspaperts Utah Headliners Tickets are now available online �� “We’re buying a lot fewer goodies tinue to rise no matter what.” in Utah at www.movieswest.com �� now, which is good for both our [email protected] 435.882.0050 �� budget and our health.” June 6 - 12 �� Todd Turner, of Tooele, said his 10 am – 2 am • 7 Days a Week *TIMES & SHOWS SUBJECT TO CHANGE �� family’s intake of sweets has also KUNG FU PANDA �� decreased because of the rise in HOURS: 10 am – 10 pm DLY 1:00, 3:10, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40 �� food prices. “We’re definitely buying fewer SUN 1:00, 3:10, 5:30, 7:35 �� Sun.: 11 am – 9 pm (PG) �� treats, especially ice cream,” he �� said. “I think food prices in gen- �� eral are likely to keep increasing WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS for awhile, and right now it’s a �� notable strain on my family’s bud- Chicken or DLY 12:15, 2:30, 4:35, 7:15, 9:35 �� get. I’ve really noticed things like SUN 12:15, 2:30, 4:35, 7:15 �� bread, rice, sugar and even staples 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 (PG-13) �� increase, but it seems like every- Pork Kabob �� * thing in general has taken a little Includes CHRONICLES OF NARNIA �� hike.” Plate 2 Sticks, Rice, PRINCE CASPIAN Most local shoppers say they’ve �� DLY 12:35, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 been hardest hit by a dramatic Pita & Salad �� 36 Flavors SUN 12:35, 4:00, 7:00 �� increase in bread and dairy prod- (PG) �� ucts — two staple foods in most �� local diets. Small 14 oz INDIANA JONES* �� “I would sometimes see bread have a three for $5 deal, which $2.49 KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL �� DLY 12:45, 4:15, 7:05, 9:35 �� was nice because that meant it was Med 18 oz �� only $1.67 a loaf,” Lemmon said. SUN 12:45, 4:15, 7:05 (PG-13) �� $3.10 �� “However, lately it’s been like $2.50 �� or $3 a loaf, which is absolutely Jumbo 32 oz �� OU ON T ESS �� unreal, so we’ve really had to bud- Y D ’ M �� get our money when it comes to $4.99 WITH THE ZOHAN �� LY �� buying bread now.” D 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45 �� Orcutt said she has felt the SUN 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20 �� (PG-13) �� impact of soaring prices for more �� than just bread and milk, however. Nightly 5:00 | 7:45 R Nightly 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 PG-13 �� “When eggs go from 99 cents a ENDS THURSDAY IRON MAN �� dozen to two bucks a dozen, there’s Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis Patrick Dempsey DLY 12:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45 �� a definite problem there,” she said. Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! SUN 12:15, 4:15, 7:15 �� “I’ve also seen the cost of meat go No Credit/Debit cards Sex and the City or Checks Accepted Baby Mama (PG-13) �� up as well.” 882-2273 Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 �� Most consumers blame rising 111 N. Main, Tooele Our Box Ofﬁce opens daily �� 20 min. before ﬁrst show starts. transportation costs associated $ $ $ �� Admission- Adults 7 | Child 1 | Senior 5 FM Radio Required for Sound pm $ with higher fuel prices, and higher MOTOR VU OPEN NIGHTLY 9:30 - ENDS THURSDAY All shows before 6 5 pm $ $ �� After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 �� $ Seniors (over 65) 5 �� G PG Horton Hears A Who The Spiderwick Chronicles The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens A3

TUESDAY June 10, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Children learn safety at fair by Natalie Tripp Safety Fair. participates in the event. Store STAFF WRITER The fair, which hosts 12 dif- manager Jolene Thurgood was ferent emergency and medical thrilled with the turnout. The parking lot at Macey’s response teams from around “We look forward to the fair Food and Drug in Tooele was the valley, is aimed at teaching every year,” Thurgood said. “I full of emergency vehicles on children how to keep them- love being so excited to see all Saturday, but instead of an selves healthy and what to do these kids come out to learn accident, emergency and med- in an emergency situation. about the things that can ical crews were responding The fair is sponsored by improve their lives.” to the third annual Children’s Macey’s but not every store Early Saturday afternoon

photography / Maegan Burr the

Kids shake hands with Smokey the Bear on Saturday at Macey’s third annual of Tooele for 114 Children’s Safety Fair. County Years VOTo subscribeI callC 882.0050 E youngsters could be found pop- ping in and out of ambulances, police cruisers, fire trucks and helicopters as they explored how each response system Remember Dad with a functions. The Intermountain Medical Center as well as the gift from. . . dealer University of Utah Health Clinic in Stansbury Park set up 500 Village Blvd Ste 110 booths which were focused on Stansbury Park, UT 84074 maintaining good health. 435-837-4225 As children bounced from booth to booth collecting first- aid kits, sunblock and stickers, they also picked up tips on building healthy habits. “I didn’t know you had to put Sirius Radio on sunscreen if it was cloudy Radar Detectors outside,” said Olivia Vielstich, 10, from Stansbury Park. The safety fair wasn’t limited to children either. Many of the adults joined in on the fun, exploring the Tooele County Search and Rescue’s Mobile Command Center and Radio Scanners GPS the Intermountain Medical Center had a booth set up for those interested in joining the Women’s Health Program. The fair was organized by Cassi Robinson, store trainer for Macey’s. “It’s really important to know what it means to be safe,” Robinson said. “It makes me feel great to provide an Portable DVD Players opportunity for these kids to photography / Maegan Burr learn who they can call when they’re in trouble and where WiLife Security Systems Brayden Nieser checks out a Utah Highway Patrol motorcycle with the help of UHP Trooper Randy Riches on Saturday at they can go.” the Children’s Safety Fair at Macey’s in Tooele. The fair hosted 12 emergency and medical response teams from around [email protected] the valley.

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• Editorial Editor Jeff Barrus • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum (435) 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Time’s right to explore idea of regional park

Generations of Utahns from across the state have fond summer memories of Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park. The park, which got its start due to the foresight of Brigham Young in 1860, is today enjoyed by thousands of people, both young and old, who go there for family picnics to morning jogs. Could local leaders create a Liberty Park for the Tooele Valley? The idea is not so far fetched as it may seem at first glance. Parks are primarily a matter of long-term vision. Last week, we lauded former Tooele City Parks and Recreation director Joe Busico for his vision, tenacity and tireless work in making Elton Park what it is today: the finest park in Tooele Valley. Likewise, Tooele City officials, in particular City Attorney Roger Baker, have made a strong push in recent years to preserve open space — some of it for future parks — within the city. Any regional valley park would require similar dedication and individual will, perhaps from one of our present commissioners, to drive it forward. It would also require the foresight to set aside a large area of fertile, open land. This could require zoning LETTERS TO THE EDITOR changes, public-private land swaps, coordination between county and municipal authorities and securing grant monies. In short, it would be a complex, long-term project. Our rights and responsibilities But it needs to start now. Tooele Valley is closing in upon itself As a counselor for the Boy Scout citi- LETTER CONTEST LETTERS POLICY with new development. The idea of a central Liberty Park in the zenship merit badges, we discuss the The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- valley surrounded by city streets, businesses and homes may not fact that many rights are at the same Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will ters to the editor from readers. Letters be so far away. Conversely, if we don’t carve out the space for such time responsibilities. While we certainly select the best letter of the month and must be no longer than 250 words, a park now, the idea of a valley center filled with industrial opera- enjoy the freedom and affluence to do reprint it in the first Open Forum page civil in tone, written exclusively for the tions, big box stores, and gas stations is also not so far away. many of these things, they are not what of the following month. The winning Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Parks are a wonderful enhancement to the quality of life in any makes us Americans, and they should letter writer will receive a free one-year the writer’s name, address and phone area, but trees don’t grow quickly and open land doesn’t preserve not be offered as icons of American subscription to the newspaper. The sub- number. Priority will be given to letters itself. Officials should start to plan now to create a Tooele Valley freedom. What makes Americans noble scription can be transferred or used to that refer to a recent article in the regional park that will be this generation’s legacy to the future. and free is our right to come together renew a present subscription. newspaper. All letters may be subject to improve and uplift our communi- to editing. ties. I know several people in Tooele County who exercise this true American Please stop the fence destruction Letters written to thank an individual or GUEST OPINION right. A 76-year-old woman worked to This is sent as a message to the young organization should be submitted for organize and fund the construction of people who delight in their artwork of “Notes of Appreciation” a bridge over the Eze River, linking an graffiti that has been put on my white isolated Nigerian village to its neighbors. vinyl fence. I am sure your parents and Readers who are interested in writing a Take advantage of all A local dentist has led expeditions to grandparents would not be very proud longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Guatemala to provide free dental care, of your artwork. If that was your 80- general interest should contact Editor and to train Guatemalan dentists. A year-old grandmother out there trying to Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- young couple has attended city council, clean up the results of your fun, would mation at the top of this page. Fridays on Vine offers planning commission, and school board you feel very proud of your work or very meetings regularly for years, becoming guilty? This last episode just does not E-mail: [email protected] o it’s Friday, you’re bored informed about their government and clean off very easily. I could really use Fax: (435) 882-6123 and you have a vague contributing their time and energy to your help in the work of cleaning it off. Mail: Letters to the Editor S notion that a date with Ann Herron make their community better. Several Also, I really don’t appreciate whoever Tooele Transcript-Bulletin your spouse or hang time with Vietnam War veterans worked to build kicked in sections of my fence several GUEST COLUMNIST P.O. Box 390 the family would be a good a new memorial in Tooele’s Veterans times. I would appreciate it if you would idea. Memorial Square at the corner of Main discontinue doing it. It gets to be an extra Lucky for you, there is a free, and Vine streets. A Persian-American expense on my part to keep everything in Small children who can’t even reach the fun, easy and perfect way to Vine is that starting June 20, quietly pays the tuition of local col- repair. Please take pity on me and don’t foot pegs flying up and down the canyon enjoy your evenings this sum- the Farmer’s Market will be lege students and takes holiday meals make this your idea of a good time. as fast as they can go. Grown-up people mer right in downtown Tooele. open before the events. Since and gifts to those who would otherwise Geneve Gubler passing on blind curves and passing Fridays on Vine, now in its the Farmer’s Market starts at go without. And some farmers seem Tooele cars on the wrong side, spitting rocks third year, is a community 4 p.m. and the entertainment always willing to till their neighbors’ as they go by. Don’t you people have effort to entertain Tooele resi- begins at 7 p.m., you will have gardens. While American rights and Slow down on canyon roads any common sense? Or do you just use dents, all the while providing plenty of time to gather the freedoms allow us to play and recreate, As a citizen of Tooele County for the your heads for growing hair? I own ATVs them with a cultural experi- family together, buy a canta- a truer expression of American rights past 18 years, I’ve just about had a gut too, but I don’t destroy our canyons or ence. Besides providing great loupe for Saturday morning and freedoms manifests itself in work- full of all the recklessness which is going endanger others. Someone is going to music, the series offers a venue breakfast and get your chairs ing together to strengthen each other on up Middle Canyon with people racing get hurt seriously, or worse. Since I’m and opportunity for residents arranged in anticipation for a and our communities. I am happy to up and down canyon roads at breakneck recently retired, I do hereby pledge to all to come together and socialize great show. live in a place that exercises this right so speeds on their ATVs. Being recently my canyon-loving citizens this summer with one other. Do not be scared of attend- abundantly. retired, I enjoy my daily drive up the to monitor Middle Canyon and call law Yes, consider this piece yet ing these public events. People Roger Baker canyon just for a little peace and quiet. enforcement on all you reckless fools. another kick of encouragement who frequent free concerts and Erda Within the past two weeks I’ve seen Jerry A. Entze to get out and do something in shows start to enjoy the con- some pretty stupid things being done. Tooele the community. cept of ‘live entertainment.’ The Tooele City Arts Council True, you cannot put the has joined with Tooele City and DVR on if you want to go pow- GUEST OPINION more funding has been pro- der your nose; you will not be vided this year, so even bigger surrounded by air condition- acts will be performing in front ing; and you will have to plan of audiences at two different the snacks a bit in advance Customer service means serving customers venues. (unless you bring a spoon to The performances will be at eat your cantaloupe), but your fter six calls to five different num- I needed to be talking with the Internet either Veterans Memorial Park kids will be able to run around bers over nearly an hour, I began people, but she would give me the num- or the Swimming Pool Park and enjoy themselves at the A to think that despite the TV com- Daniel Kline ber. — just look for the crowd. same time you are able to relax mercial I had seen, the big telephone GUEST COLUMNIST Calling that number led me to learn Besides being free, these on a nice summer evening. By company did not want me as a customer. that none of these numbers were right events are a great way to gather listening to great local enter- When I finally spoke to an alleged “cus- and I needed to call a local number. the family together for an hour tainment, you could even gain tomer service” representative her confus- Dutifully I dialed those digits only to be or so and enjoy the outdoors. a new favorite band or musical ing answers to my questions did nothing signed on I would get phone, Internet greeted by one of those systems where Bring chairs or blankets, bring group. And with 10 more per- to convince me that I was wrong. and cable, but it could very well be you have to say things and the computer the dog (keep him on a leash formances to go this season, Like building a fancy house, but for- a cable package of eight channels in on the other end tries to guess what you please) and bring your own there’s still plenty of opportu- getting to put in a door, many large com- Spanish paired with phone and Internet want. treats. nity to take in all the live enter- panies spend huge dollars on advertising services involving tin cans and string. This system understood approximate- If you are looking for ways to tainment you can get. but skimp so much on customer service I needed to know quite a bit more ly none of the words I spoke, ultimately get more involved in the com- And just think how beautiful that it’s nearly impossible to actually do before signing up, which is where the leading me to chant “give me a person. munity, this is a great place to the weather is in the evenings. business with them. These outfits — spe- company made its first massive custom- I want a person” into my phone. That start. No one will ask you for ID So just do it. Come on Friday cifically cable, phone and cell phone er service error. Finding an actual phone tactic does actually work and the robot or tell you where to park your the 13th — a lucky day for you companies — throw big bucks away number to call took approximately promised that it was transferring me to a car. You are not even required to start getting involved and signing people up, only to lose them five minutes of clicking around vari- live operator. to speak to anyone, although if entertained. whenever a consumer actually needs a ous pages. One would think that an 800 Instead, after feeding me an Elton you happen to see a few people question answered or a problem solved. number would be prominent on a phone John song and two commercials, the you know, feel free to smile and Ann Herron is a journalist and Only recently, however, have I discov- company’s Web site, but this one clearly system hung up on me. It did the same wave. Nevertheless, you will former associate professor at ered a company so bad at customer ser- does not want anyone to call. thing after 10 minutes when I called be out in the community and Utah State University who lives vice that it’s nearly impossible to become Eventually, I found what I thought back. On the third try I reached the doing something fun. in Tooele. She can be reached at a customer in the first place. was the number and began what I aforementioned unhelpful customer ser- Another perk of Fridays on [email protected]. My saga started when during a repeat expected to be a pretty quick phone call. vice woman who explained the offer with of “The Simpsons” I saw a commercial Of course, once I called I had to wade around the same detail as the original for a national company offering tele- through an endless menu of pressing commercial I had seen. phone, cable and high-speed Internet at “1” for this and “2” for that. Ultimately, So, I now know that I could get phone, a very attractive price. The cost seemed this got me to a person who asked me a cable and Internet for a fairly good price, a little too good to be true, but since it handful of questions before letting me but I still have no idea how the services was less than half what I currently paid talk. compare to what I currently have. I do for those three services the offer seemed When I was allowed to say something know, however, that I can keep my cur- worth investigating. she quickly told me that I was speaking rent services without calling anyone, Since the ad showed no telephone with the telephone people and I needed pressing any buttons or being hung up A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 number, I began my ill-fated quest on to be talking to the TV people. After on. the Internet at the Web site specifically being transferred and wading through Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus mentioned in the commercial. The site a fairly similar mess of “1s” and “2s,” Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor made it very easy to sign up for these I reached another person. When she 100 papers weekly. Daniel B. Kline can be services but provided no specifics. If I finally asked what I wanted she told me reached at [email protected]. A5

TUESDAY June 10, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Donated ambulance to provide emergency services for Vernon by Doug Radunich better represent the partner- Higgins and Will Durrant, Fantasy Hidden STAFF WRITER ship between the hospital and became re-certified a year EnergySolutions,” he said. ago. All three EMTs currently Back Yards To provide quicker ser- The ambulance is cur- live in Vernon and have oper- Tooele County’s vice to those needing medi- rently being repainted and ated ambulances in the past. cal treatment in the south- restocked with standard “Mountain West told us ern portion of Tooele County, emergency EMT supplies, that we needed enough cer- the town of Vernon recent- which includes a new radio tified EMTs for an ambu- ly received its very own and newer medical supplies. lance to come back, so we ambulance, donated by Once it is given to the town all took the class to become EnergySolutions to Mountain of Vernon, it will be housed at re-certified.” Clark said. “We Best Gardens West Medical Center. the old town fire station and had really been pushing to am pm Joyce Hogan, commu- utilized by three volunteer get another ambulance here Sat, June 14 • 10 - 4 nity relations manager for EMTs who live in the area. since our old one got taken EnergySolutions, said the “The ambulance is still get- away three years ago. While company recently purchased ting repainted, fully furnished we didn’t have one here, peo- a new ambulance and decid- and ready to go by Mountain ple from Tooele would have USU ed to donate their old one to West, but they should have it to come serve Vernon and the Master Gardeners a part of the community that to us by the Fourth of July,” surrounding area.” was currently under-served said Dennis Clark, one of the With all the activity going by emergency services. three EMTs who will cover on near Vernon, Clark said an “We had been using the the Vernon area. “The cover- ambulance will surely be wel- Walk into yards that you didn’t ambulance until our compa- age area of the ambulance comed back to the area. know could exist in our valley. ny purchased a new one, and will include remote areas “With the elderly folks, Find ideas you can use in your rather than salvage the old such as Rush Valley, Five Mile the lake, the ATV riders at own yard... water features, one, we thought it would be Pass, Simpson Springs, and Lookout Pass, and the high- beautiful ﬂowers, greenhouses, better to benefit the commu- on down toward the Juab way out there, I’d say we’d get nity by placing it in an area County line.” two or three calls a month if Some of Tooele County’s vegetable gardens, design ideas where closer medical ser- Clark said Vernon used we were available 24/7,” he Best Landscapes and more ... and meet some nice vice was needed,” she said. to have its own ambulance said. “We have a large area neighbors! “We knew there was a void in three years ago, but after to cover, and if all three of the south end of the county, most of the town’s EMTs at us EMTs aren’t available, the and Mountain West Medical the time had either moved area will be covered by other Visit 12 of Tooele County’s Best Yards... Center said they could use it away, decided they needed a service in Tooele.” to cover and be housed in the break, or allowed their certi- After three years of not Erda • Grantsville • Stansbury Park • Tooele Vernon area back in February. fications to lapse, Mountain having one, Higgins agreed We presented the ambulance West decided the ambulance it’s about time an ambulance Tickets & Maps are available only on the morning of the tour at two locations: to them last week, and it’s would be more beneficial for was brought back to Vernon. Tooele Speir’s Farm Grantsville The Fawsons’ still running in good condi- other places. “We’ve lost people out here tion.” “Mountain West then didn’t that an ambulance close by Barbara Barlow 187 N. Waterhole Way Mountain West CEO Kelly have anyone in Vernon to run could have saved,” she said. 392 W. 200 S. Booth St. (600 E.) N. to Wild Rose- Right to Waterhole Duffin said the new ambu- it, so they figured it would be “Although there’s no guaran- lance will benefit people in better put to use for other tee on that, I’d say it’s a good the southern end of Tooele areas of the county,” he said. bet that some people could County. Mountain West decided have been saved if the near- “This ambulance will pro- Vernon needed one again est ambulance wasn’t 30 min- vide quicker response time after Clark and the area’s two utes away.” in the Vernon area, and it will other current EMTs, Nicky [email protected]

Overcrowding changed the bail for any DUI offender to $20,000 cash-only until the offender is screened by the continued from page A1 appropriate attorneys. The change was made in Large Ponds Great Vegetable the wake of an accident that resulted in the death and Trails Garden Ideas was double-bunked when I came to work here in of a local man after an individual that was brought ’93 or ’94,” Mora said, adding that double-bunking in on what should have been a third-degree felony Your Donation of $5 Goes toward Planting Trees to Beautify Our Cities & Towns. means an additional bunk was added to most cells, DUI, bailed out, and ended up getting behind the however some cells still have just one bunk for spe- wheel drunk again. cial cases. “That doubled our capacity.” “That change bumped us up a bit,” Mora said. Mora said now the jail has to triple-bunk some “Very few could bail out at $20,000 cash. Most had inmates by putting extra mattresses on the floors to wait to be released by the judge.” of some cells. He said many officers aren’t happy about the “We can do that only for a short period of time,” changes, but they have been very cooperative. he said. “If that happens for weeks at a time, we “I don’t like it either,” Mora said. “I don’t like to have to early-release people.” see people being rewarded because we are full. Mora said seven inmates are due to get released If you commit a crime and you are arrested for it in June, but more than that will likely get released then you should go to jail and you should either because of the overcrowding. make bail or the judge should see you. I hate to “If I’m packed tomorrow and I have a guy due have to close my doors, but I really don’t have many out in two days then chances are he will get out options here.” Our early,” he said. Mora said resolving the overcrowding problem Writers During the month of May, records show there completely would mean building a new facility, were only four days that the jail had under 100 which is something county officials are currently inmates. addressing. “The rest of the time we averaged 110 or more,” “We got approval from the commissioners to give Mora said. “Our capacity is 104, and we typi- start the process,” Park said, adding that before any cally have between 110 and 115 inmates. Memorial work on a new jail can commence a needs assess- ink Day weekend was exceptionally bad. From Friday ment must be completed, which is what stage the morning to Tuesday morning there were 35 arrests, county is currently at. most of which were felony arrests so they all stayed Overall, Park said the changes aren’t significant until the judge arranged bail.” enough to put the community at risk by leaving purpose Mora said Memorial Day weekend arrests perpetrators on the streets. brought the total head count at the jail up to 155 “Anybody that should be in jail will be in jail,” that Monday. Park said. “The only people that we are trying to Watch out ink... DUI arrests have also increased the number of put a cap on are the very minimum numbers on heads in the jail, Mora said. straight misdemeanor charges.” You may run free through us but we, the writers of In October of last year, Judge Mark Kouris [email protected] the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, will trap you in our thoughts and pour you onto paper where we will give you purpose through words, entertaining to our readers’ intellect.

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 10, 2008 Frank OHLMAN Attorney at Law M REEL TALK FREE Consultation for Wills & ‘Zohan’ will satisfy Sandler fans, disappoint others Trusts hen it comes to Adam at Paul Mitchell and other salons. Sandler movies, you He is either dismissed because he either love them or hate has no experience or because he W Missy Thompson 493 W. 400 N. Tooele them. There is very little middle makes children cry. He is given ground to stand on with his racy STAFF WRITER a job sweeping up hair a few 882-4800 and sometimes offensive humor. days a week at a salon owned by I’m going to take a chance on Dalia (Emmanuelle Chriqui), a www.schmutzmohlman.com that middle ground with his lat- and disgusting plot points that Palestinian woman. At first Zohan est film “You Don’t Mess with the were slipped in. is skeptical due to the Israelis and Zohan.” While I found it to be both At first “You Don’t Mess with the Palestinians not getting along. Share your opinion with offensive and too racy for its PG- the Zohan” felt like a “Borat” rip- Eventually he falls in love with her over 27,000 readers. 13 rating, I also laughed — a lot off. Sandler’s cheesy accent and and becomes the most sought- — and was immediately ashamed. filthy language sounded more after hair stylist in the area. Write a letter to the editor At times my laughter was out of like Sacha Baron Cohen trying to However, Walbridge (Michael nervousness because I couldn’t shock people than anything else. Buffer) is seeking out the space the [email protected] | P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 believe some of the crude dialogue However, I learned after screening salon occupies as a prime location for a new mega mall. Both the Israelis and Palestinians believe photo courtesy of Columbia Pictures this will destroy the charm of the Adam Sandler stars as a former Israeli agent who fakes his own death to become area in the city and refuse to allow a hairstylist in New York City in “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan.” him to tear down their stores. Meanwhile, Salim (Rob Schneider) the film that the Zohan character He seemed more laid back in and other Palestinians living in was created while Sandler was “Zohan,” but that added to the New York City see Zohan and try Deseret Peak on the television series “Saturday overall laziness of the movie. to prove to the Phantom that he is Night Live.” In “You Don’t Mess with the not dead. Zohan must escape just It didn’t make me any more Zohan,” the Zohan is an Israeli about everyone to keep the salon impressed with “Zohan,” but at agent who captures the attention and the love of his life. least I didn’t feel like I had already of most women he meets. He’s There is a lot of political and seen the movie since “Borat” was feared by his enemies because ethnic satire in “You Don’t Mess released two years ago. he is so powerful in strength and with the Zohan.” These are prob- Sandler wrote “Zohan” with quick-thinking. He is assigned ably the most humorous parts of Robert Smigel (a writer for to recapture the Phantom (John the movie, before they get too out “Saturday Night Live”) and Judd Turturro) who was let free in of hand and offensive. Apatow. I could tell which parts exchange for other agents from If you like Sandler’s movies — were from Apatow because his the Palestinians. When Zohan and especially his comedies — you will �� humor is so distinct. But it also the Phantom are fighting in the probably like “Zohan.” If you don’t seemed like each of them were ocean, Zohan fakes his own death like Sandler or any of his films, given a certain section of the film so he can travel to New York City steer clear of this one because you to write and never collaborated to become a hair stylist. will be severely disappointed and with one another. There were too Zohan stows away in a crate walk away feeling disgusted. many plot points to follow given containing two dogs, Scrappy and [email protected] �� the length of the movie that didn’t Coco, on his way to the United follow through. States and uses their names I only like a handful of Sandler’s together as his new name in FLICK AT A GLANCE movies. I really like his work in America. Zohan makes friends dramatic films like “Punch-Drunk with Michael (Nick Swardson) Grade: C- Love” and “Reign Over Me.” whose mother, Gail (Lainie Rated: PG-13 Sometimes he is just too crazy Kazan), allows Zohan to stay in Time: 113 minutes and exuberant in films and that their one-bedroom apartment. Now playing makes it more difficult to watch. Zohan tries to get a job working

GRADUATES

Janette Gowans Shields

We are pleased to announce the graduation of Janette Gowans Shields on May 3, 2008 from Utah State University. She received a Bachelors of Science Degree in Agricultural Education with RULES AND REGULATIONS AT minors in Animal Science and Horticulture. She was also www.tooelefair.com/demolitionderby.htm honored with the status of and Parts Plus. Magna Cum Laude at graduation. Deseret Peak Tooele County Register at DPC info Janette has accepted an be living in Tooele with her Devin Mark Search & Rescue booth $40 in advance Agricultural Teaching job with husband Jared and daughter Didericksen and $60 the day of. Tooele High School and will Kelsey this coming year. There will also be a Devin Mark Didericksen mini ﬁgure eight, $30 graduated Magna Cum Laude �� in advance and $40 the from the University of Utah, day of. scription drugs is two-fold, May 2, 2008. He received his Saturday, June 21 , at 6pm All entry fees Abuse according to Bob Main, a Bachelor of Science degree in will be paid back to Figure Eight continued from page A1 retired Tooele City police offi- Mathematics, with an empha- 1st Place - $2,000 and most aggressive driver. cer who has been hired by sis in Statistics and a minor in “There is no question that Valley Mental Health to help Economics. This fall, Devin will 2nd Place -$1,200 prescription drugs are a design and implement their be attending graduate school 3rd Place - $700 growing problem in Tooele,” intervention strategy for pre- at Utah State University. said Tooele City Police Chief scription drug deaths. Devin is the son of Paul and Ron Kirby. Main said the first prob- Jean Didericksen. He is the Any questions call: Rob Bender at 435-830-2089. He points to a growing lem is misuse, which is when grandson of Vern and LaRue number of traffic stops and people don’t follow directions Soelberg and the late Odeen $ 00 $ 00 Tickets Available Thru Ticketmaster Adult ...... 10 Family Pass . . . . . 30 accidents where prescription or are not aware of possible and Phyllis Didericksen. Or At The Gate Kids ...... $500 (2 Adults/4 Kids) drugs are a factor. drug interactions. The problem with pre- “For example, senior citizens may forget they have already taken their medica- dents have been known to tions and then take a double take pills from their parents dose by accident,” Main said. or grandparents to school He also recounted the story and sell them. of a young man from Tooele “They often have no idea County who was taking pre- what they are or what they Tooele Arts Festival 2008 scription Methadone as a do,” he said. pain reliever and then took Whatever the cause, mis- an over-the-counter anti- use or abuse, Main and Entertainment histamine. The combination Spindler are working to Friday: June 27 was lethal. reduce prescription drug- TOOELE The other part of the prob- related deaths. They have two 2:30 pm Tom Camp, Carmac The Great lem, according to Main, is events planned so far and are 3:00 pm Jenean Christensen and Daughter, Piano abuse. This consists of peo- working on their overall bat-

MUSIC 3:30 pm Gary Fuhriman, Butcher Band ple taking prescription drugs tle plan. 4:30 pm Wanless Family and Friends for purposes other than the On June 25, Valley Mental 5:00 pm Festival Kickoff original prescription. Health will sponsor a special 5:30 pm The Ahlstrom Family “Sometimes people start viewing of the movie “Happy 6:30 pm Kap Brothers www.kapbrosband.com out taking pain medication Valley,” a documentary on 8:30 pm Hard Days Night www.harddaysnightband.com for a legitimate purpose and prescription drug abuse in they end up addicted,” Main Utah, for community leaders. Saturday: June 28 said. The films producer/director 10:30 am Granstville Dance, Dancing He said high school stu- Ron Williams will then lead 11:00 am Dancer’s Edge, Dancing a discussion on promoting ARTISTS 11:30 am Dillon Hurst Band healthy lifestyles. 12:00 pm Tom Stam, Wendy Waller & Girls, Singers In September, a dinner 12:30 pm Dance Attitude, Dancing Sell Your meeting is planned for medi- 1:00 pm Barbershop Bells cal providers and pharma- ARTS FESTIVAL 1:30 pm Tori Fawson, Singer Product to Over cists. The agenda will include 2:00 pm Salt Lake Scots www.saltlakescots.com training on prescription drug 3:30 pm Clearﬁeld Community Band 27,000 Readers misuse and abuse as well as 5:00 pm Exit 99 Band discussion on how the medi- June 27, 28, 29 6:30 pm The State of Mind cal community can help 8:30 pm Eric Dodge www.ericdodge.com prevent prescription drug Tooele City Park • 200 West Vine St. deaths. Sunday: June 29 Call Keith or Angie “We can make a differ- www.tooeleartsfestival.org 1:00 pm Red Desert Ramblers ence,” said Main. “We can 2:00 pm Sotto Voice at 882.0050 help people keep their family 3:30 pm Desert Road Band members alive.” FREE ADMISSION to place an ad. [email protected] OBITUARY A7

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Albert Ruel Barrus ciation honored him for 60 years football, and in 1944 he played Robinson of Salt Lake City; son Dec. 27, 1922 – June 9, 2008 of service. on a Grantsville basketball John R. Barrus (Ilene) of Leeds, Albert was also a great builder. team that won the All-Church Utah; and daughter, Sherry L. Our beloved husband, father, He oversaw construction of sev- Championship. In later years, his Barrus of Grantsville. He also grandfather and great-grandfa- eral prominent local landmarks love for sports continued as he leaves behind 13 grandchildren ther Albert Ruel Barrus passed including the Key Bank build- enjoyed watching his sons par- and 27 great-grandchildren. His away peacefully from natural ings in Tooele and Grantsville, ticipate in sports, including his family loves him dearly and will causes on Monday, June 9, 2008, the Skyline Restaurant in eldest son, Ray, who was an NCAA miss him. at the age of 85. He was a lifelong Grantsville and Grantsville’s All-American distance runner A viewing will be held Grantsville citizen whose life was water storage tank. He also built at Brigham Young University. Wednesday, June 11, from 6 devoted to his family, his church schools and gyms across Utah, Albert remained devoted to BYU p.m. to 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary and his love for the fire depart- condominiums on the island of as a football season ticket hold- in Tooele. A second view- ment. Kauai in Hawaii, and LDS cha- er. He also enjoyed watching his ing will precede the funeral on Albert was born in his par- pels in Indiana, New Jersey and grandchildren participate in all Thursday, June 12, from 9:30 ents’ home on Main Street in Connecticut. sports and especially loved to a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The funeral Grantsville on December 27, Albert was a faithful member watch them run in the annual will begin at 11 a.m. at the LDS 1922. He grew up during the of the Church of Jesus Christ of Ray Barrus Memorial 5k Race. chapel at 550 E. Durfee Street Great Depression, and he learned Latter-day Saints, and served as Albert is preceded in death by in Grantsville. Interment will be the value of hard work from his Albert and Myrtle Barrus bishop of the Grantsville Clark his parents, Martin Darius Barrus at the Grantsville City Cemetery. father, a carpenter. He graduated Ward from 1986 to 1991. He and Elizabeth G. Ratcliffe Barrus; In lieu of flowers, the family asks from Grantsville High School in than 65 years. Next month would for a decade, and was one of imparted his testimony and faith his siblings, Layton R. Barrus, that donations be made to the 1941. A year later he married the have been their 66th anniver- the founders of the Grantsville to his family and friends in both Martin R. (Bud) Barrus, J. Comet West Desert Firefighters Relief love of his life, Myrtle Lawrence. sary. Volunteer Fire Department. In word and deed. Barrus and Glee Anderson; and Association or the Utah State Their marriage, which was sol- Albert worked as a firefight- 1961, he served as the presi- Albert loved sports. During his son, A. Ray Barrus. Firefighters Museum at Deseret emnized in the Salt Lake Temple er at the Tooele Army Depot dent of the Utah State Firemen’s his time at Grantsville High He is survived by his wife, Peak Complex. in 1946, has continued for more and Dugway Proving Ground Association. Last year, that asso- School he played basketball and Myrtle Barrus; sister Mae

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He attributes the increas- what it costs for the price of pro- ing food prices to corn. duction,” Hogan said. “Our biggest cost is always 4th of July Celebration 2008 These input costs, he said, are feed and it’s been that way before squeezing farmers and ranchers’ ethanol came,” he said, adding profit margins. about 80 percent of chicken feed theme – Celebrating American Independence “Even though we’re getting is corn. a higher price for what we do,” “It all comes back to corn,” he Hogan said, “the input side is so said. “You can trace any rise in high that we’re actually getting food costs, whether agriculture less than we were previously.” or eggs or bread — it goes back Flint Richards, owner of to corn.” ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ Richards Jersey Farm in Erda, He said when corn began to be said in his case, while milk prices used in ethanol instead of feed, Monday – June 30 23rd Army Band For more information contact have gone up — according to the the supply was reduced so the 7:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine Karen Perry 830-7846. USDA, 13.5 percent more than demand was greater. 9:00 am Fly over by Jets from Hill Air Force Base last year’s April prices — his feed “Like everybody else, energy For more information contact Tooele costs have been higher than ever. and transportation costs have City parks & Recreation 843-2143 (approximately) “There’s more money coming gone up, so you see a higher retail 9:00 am Parade in, but more money going out price.” Tuesday – July 1 Family Movie in the Park For any questions about the parade than ever,” he said. “I’m kind of While every agriculture item 9:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine please Call Tooele City Parks & caught in the middle.” has its own unique pricing with For more information contact Tooele Richards added it’s not just retail stores, Fassio said, on the Recreation 843-2143. grain and hay, but other input egg side of things there’s been no City parks & Recreation 843-2143 costs like a surcharge for fuel increase in his share of the retail After Parade- Park Activities / Entertainment that he pays for his milk which food dollar. Wednesday – July 2 Karaoke Contest City Park, 200 W. & Vine Street is trucked out of his dairy every But he added, “In defense of City Park, 200 W. & Vine For more information about other day. retail stores, they’re trying to “Milk’s good, but it has to be or make ends meet as well and try- 3:00 pm Open Microphone Karaoke park activities / Booths contact I think dairy farmers would start ing to stay competitive, and they 6:00 pm Karaoke Contest Tooele City Parks & Recreation going out of business,” he said, have got their own energy costs All those wishing to participate 843-2143. adding it’s important to not gen- and what not.” should Pre-register by calling Ron For more information on entertainment eralize farmers all in one category Hogan said it’s likely that the and that not all farmers benefit current conditions causing the Baum 843-3584 contact Susan Trujillo 882-5496. from rising prices and not all are increase in food prices will affect Car Show hurt by them. this summer’s production as Thursday – July 3 Battle of the Bands / Car Show City Park, 200 W. & Vine Street “I’m a dairy farmer that buys well. 6:00 pm City Park, 200 W. & Vine For more information contact Ruben or all my grain and hay, but a dairy “Early on, farmers began to look For more information on the battle farmer that raised his grain and at what input costs were going to Susan Trujillo 882-5496. hay wouldn’t be in the same be and they’ve made some deci- of the bands call Keaton 830-7546 or 7:00 pm Bit & Spur Rodeo Carlos 849-7958 situation,” he said. “A producer sions as to whether or not they’d Deseret Peak Complex of grain and alfalfa in the West3.75" plant or what they were going to For more information on the Car Show who has to pump water out of do as far as production was going call Ruben or Susan Trujillo 882-5496. 2930 W. Highway 112 the ground is going to have a lot to be for this year.” Car Show will also be on July 4th. National Anthem by Ty Herndon higher costs than someone in the He said that will make a differ- See information listed on July 3rd. Midwest who relies on rainfall.” ence in what’s going to be avail- 7:00 pm Tooele Bit & Spur Rodeo Hogan said in addition to able in the fall. Deseret Peak complex 10:00 pm Fireworks increased production costs, “Some people decided they Deseret Peak Complex farmers and ranchers don’t have weren’t going to go into the pro- 2930 W. Highway 12 the luxury of setting a price for duction cycle because it was National Anthem by Ty Herndon 2930 W. Highway 112 Tickets will be available at the gate, or Saturday – July 5 Ty Herndon Concert discount advance tickets can be 8:00 pm Tooele High School Football Field purchased at Macey’s Food & Drug, Tickets are available June 2nd at Zacatecas Market. 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A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 10, 2008 Sports Buffaloes hire Groth as new head football coach Ray Groth brings nearly Prior to that he was the head coach a coach at various high schools and at Highland High School from 2001- universities, Groth said he still has 40 years of experience to 2006 where he lead the Rams into the will to coach. two state championship games, one “I realized I still have passion and Tooele High’s gridiron in 2005, the other in 2000. He was desire to be a head coach,” Groth named Region 6’s coach of the year in said. “I’m not out to win state cham- by Missy Thompson 2005 for Highland. pionships. But I have a passion to STAFF WRITER “Coach Groth brings a lot of experi- help kids physically and grow in their ence and success,” said THS principal self confidence.” Tooele High School hired Ray Groth Bill Gochis. He hasn’t met with the football as their new head football coach on The hiring committee of six admin- players yet, but is planning on Monday morning. The decision was istrators, teachers and members of attending their work out session made after former coach Sam Elliott the community riffled through nine Wednesday morning before leaving resigned on May 12 to coach at Union applicants after a state-wide search for a trip with his wife to celebrate High School in Roosevelt. before deciding on Groth. their 40th anniversary. He will return Groth comes to Tooele with a long Gochis said there were a lot of next Monday to start training and and impressive resume extending good applicants, but Groth stood out practices. more than four decades. The last two amongst them with his experience at “I’ve got a lot to offer,” Groth said. seasons Groth has been the offensive Highland and 10 years as head coach “Tooele has a unique program and coordinator at Park City and Judge at Granger High School. this school has a lot of potential and Memorial High School in 2006 and “I know Coach Groth will give 110 a lot of growth. I haven’t met the 2007 respectively. While at Judge, he percent,” Gochis said. “He’s a hard kids, but I’ve been impressed by the photography / Troy Boman helped lead the way to a state cham- worker.” Tooele High School’s new football coach Ray Groth stands on the THS football field Tuesday. pionship game but lost to Logan. Because of his several decades as SEE COACH PAGE A9 ➤ Groth brings four decades of football experience to the Buffalo program. Local bull-rider champion hopes to keep winning by Kelci Sagers Currently, Proctor is CORRESPONDENT ranked about 20th in the world, coming in with earn- Becoming a famous bull ings of about $26,000 this rider has always been a year. In the past four years hope and dream of Shawn that he’s competed in the Proctor’s, winner of the PRCA division, he’s always bull riding division of the gotten close to making it to Deseret Peak Stampede this the final competition of the past weekend and Tooele season, the world champi- native. onships, but has never quite Beginning at the age of made it. four, every hope and dream At the end of the year, was set on competing in the when only the top 15 money- National Finals Rodeo (NFR) making riders are allowed to and taking the world title. go on, Proctor has always “I’ve just always wanted to been left behind. This year, do this,” Proctor said. “I grew however, he has every inten- up around horses but ever tion of making it and hope- since I was little, I’ve wanted fully walking away with the to be a big bull rider.” coveted golden belt buckle. Although his dreams start- When asked how long he ed young, his actual rodeo plans on pursuing a career career didn’t start until he in the rodeo field, Proctor, was in the seventh grade. spoken like a true cowboy, Even then, his junior high said, “As long as my body years were spent on the will hold me up, I’ll keep backs of steers, not grad- riding.” uating to bull riding until his freshman year at Tooele High School when he joined photography / Maegan Burr the school’s rodeo club. Wyatt Smith rides in the saddle bronc competition Saturday at the Deseret Peak Stampede/PRCA Rodeo. Wet ground made it difficult for both the riders “In my head, I always knew and animals. that I was meant to do this,” said Proctor. “It’s just one of those dreams that had to come true, no matter what.” Before he can make it to PRCA Rodeo has record turnout the NFR, this bull rider is going to have to win the by Jake Gordon Tooele’s own Shawn Proctor, 22, earned the mud, was able to draw laughs from the Wilderness Circuit finals held STAFF WRITER a score of 81 on his re-ride after his first crowd of more than 2,500 people on both in October in Ogden’s Golden bull slipped in the mud and went on to nights combined. Spike Arena. Although he With nearly three inches of rain turning win the bull-riding event and take home To round out the bull riding behind took second place last year, the dirt into mud in the days leading up to over $1,081 in front of his home crowd. Proctor was Brody Hamblin from Roy who he has no doubts as to his the Deseret Peak Stampede/PRCA Rodeo, “It was awesome to win in front of the narrowly missed out on finishing first, only winning possibilities. made things very difficult for both the home crowd, you can’t beat that,” said one point behind with 80. Heath Bronson “It’s all about how deter- photo courtesy of Shawn Proctor contestants and livestock. Proctor. “This is the first time that I have from Midway and Travis Atkinson from mined you are,” Proctor said. Shawn Proctor, of Tooele, won the No matter the conditions, the rodeo still won the Tooele rodeo, and I was very Lehi tied for third with a 77 each. “This year, I’m setting my bull riding division at the Deseret went on with a record attendance turnout excited about that.” The bareback bronc riding was domi- goals a little bit higher and Peak Stampede last weekend. and were treated with a little local talent Rodeo clown Keith Isley, who some- nated by a pair from Kimberly, Idaho. Josie am aiming to make about He is hoping to compete in the stealing the show. times had trouble keeping his footing in $90,000.” National Finals Rodeo and take SEE STAMPEDE PAGE A9 ➤ the world title.

FROM THE SIDELINES After Jim McKay’s passing, I wonder about future sportscasters ith global calamity, soaring bies and beyond. Jim McKay was my personal escort we now find a sportscaster that is such gas and food prices, a falter- McKay had a gift of elegantly com- through its pageantry and grandeur. an extraordinary human being and a W ing economy and a world at municating the average and mundane I remember him standing on the ski strong moral compass? With Jim’s pass- war, one wonders how things could David Gumucio into an epic of wonder and splendor. slopes with snow falling so thick you ing I fear indeed, “they’re all gone.” But grow any darker. Well they did last CORRESPONDENT His pitch was perfect. Often singing on could barely see him, and I remember such are the times and the seasons. weekend, as another hero in sports the air because as he put it, “I like to that fateful day during the 1972 Munich Jim McKay, whose legal last name broadcasting hung up his headset, sing.” He was an eloquent sportscaster Olympics, when he broke the news of a was McManus, died just hours before turned off his mic and left the studio. and storyteller who had the ability to far different agony never before known Big Brown’s failed attempt to com- Jim McKay passed away Saturday of were president of your college dramat- make me genuinely care more about to sports. When Palestinian terrorists plete the Triple Crown at the Belmont natural causes at his farm in Monkton, ics club? That’s good enough. We don’t sports other than who won or lost. Jim kidnapped 11 Israeli athletes, Jim was Stakes. Fittingly, Jim’s favorite sport of Md. He was 86. know what we’re doing, either.” McKay had a sense of drama for the summoned from a day off to anchor all was horse racing. He traveled four I sat at the table, tears streaming In 1960, ill with pneumonia, Jim moment. He brought what was hap- ABC’s coverage of the drama. As the million miles covering 40 countries to down my face. My children not know- missed what he thought was his pening right into our living rooms. games stood still, the commando raid bring us everything from badminton ing the great void left in the sports “big chance” in covering the winter My father loved Jim McKay because to free the hostages ended horribly, and to Ping-Pong. At the end of his journey, world and my heart with his passing. Olympics for CBS. In 1961, the late he was the only American at the time McKay’s three simple words still echo in his son Steve McManus, his lovely wife Few today remember the sportscaster Roone Arledge gave McKay the job of that seemed to know and understand my memory, “They’re all gone.” Margaret, and his daughter Mary sur- who captained a Navy minesweeper hosting a one-time summer gig that the game of soccer. In my father’s At the closing ceremony, he read a vive him. Margaret met Jim when they in World War II. Fewer still remember ended up revolutionizing sports televi- world soccer was everything, and the poem by A.E. Housman, “To an Athlete were reporters at The Baltimore Sun, McKay’s first television job at a time sion for decades. ABC’s “Wide World Wide World of Sports was the place he Dying Young.” Jim later recalled, “I had and they would have celebrated their when virtually no one had TV sets. In of Sports” spanned the globe bringing could hear about it. In fact, everything to control myself. I was full of emotion. 60th wedding anniversary in October. 1947, McKay was a Baltimore newspa- you and me “the thrill of victory, and in my house came to a standstill every But when you are a professional, it is “He was a great father and I don’t per reporter who was told by his bosses the agony of defeat” — a line Arledge Saturday night until Jim McKay’s show important to communicate what it is think he had one single regret when they were about to launch the city’s first wrote down on an airline ticket while was over. But that is how it should have like — to capture the moment.” he passed away,” said his son Steve. television station. McKay asked them musing about the show — but Jim been and that is how it was. And capture them he did — along Neither do we — however, I will miss why they had picked him for the job? McKay took us there, from barrel-rac- I loved watching the Olympics when with all of our hearts. What a legacy him terribly — I’ll see you from the They replied, “Well, didn’t you say you ing and cliff-diving to demolition der- I was a boy — and still do. I often felt he has left us all to live by. Where can sideline. A9

TUESDAY June 10, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Special Olympians combine for 33 medals at state track meet by Missy Thompson ticipated and they won a com- a bronze for the 50 meter dash. STAFF WRITER bined 52 medals in gold, silver Cameron Gunderson received and bronze. a gold medal in the softball The Tooele County Giants, a Now that the track and field throw, a silver in the 200 meter special Olympics team, com- season is over, the Giants have dash and a bronze in the 50 peted in the state track and moved on to swimming. After meter dash. field meet at Brigham Young that sport is through with its Christina Gunderson received University on May 29-31 bring- regional and state meets, they a gold medal for the 100 meter ing home 33 medals from 11 will be playing bocce ball and relay, silver for the 200 meter competitors. then bowling. dash and bronze for the 400 The team competes as part “We’re here to stay forever,” meter dash. of Special Olympics Utah where Gunderson said. “It does take a Michelle Jeys won a gold at least 20 teams from around lot of dedication and a need for medal in the 100 meter relay and the state participate in events parents to be there to keep their silver medals in the 100 and 200 designed for those with special kids focused.” meter dash. needs or disabilities. Special Olympics Utah is Steven Jeys received gold The Giants formed a year and part of the world-wide Special medals for the 100 meter relay a half ago by Cheri Gunderson Olympics program. and silver in the 100 meter dash and Lisa Akers because they The results from the Tooele and bronze in the long jump and both had children with disabili- County Giants state track and 400 meter dash. ties who couldn’t participate in field meet are as follows: Ashlie Mohler received a silver other sanctioned sports. David Akers received gold medal for the 50 meter dash and “There is a huge need for this medals in the long jump, 100 a bronze for the 100 meter dash. because kids with special needs and 200 meter relays and a silver Josue Riches received gold don’t have the opportunity to for the 400 meter relay. medals in the 200 and 400 meter play sports,” Gunderson said. Brett Attwood received the dashes and the 100 meter relay. “It gives them an opportunity to most medals for the Giants at Sharon Young received silver play at their level.” photo courtesy of Cheri Gunderson the state meet with gold medals medals in the 25 and 50 meter The thing that separates the The Tooele County Giants celebrate after the Special Olympics Utah state track and field meet on May 29-31. in the softball throw, 100 and walk. Tooele County team from oth- 200 meter dashes and 100 meter Miquel Zapata received a sil- ers around the state is that the kids, not families,” Gunderson whoever’s helping them there,” During last year’s track and relay. He also received a silver ver medal for the softball throw Giants are very family-oriented. said. Gunderson said. “They’ve got field meet, the Giants had only medal in the 400 meter relay. and bronze medals for the 100 “All of the other teams seem The Tooele County Giants are their whole family and everyone five participants. Now, with a Amber Bailey received a gold and 200 meter dash. to be more institute or school 100 percent family oriented else’s family cheering for them. team of 12, 11 of them were able medal for the softball throw and [email protected] sponsored so they have paid “When our athletes finish a Our kids are getting a lot of posi- to compete. At their region meet employees there with a group of race, they don’t have a coach or tive reinforcement.” on May 17, all 12 athletes par-

According to his resume a few years in last year going just 3-7 in their jump to Another Reason college too.” 4A, Gochis believes Groth’s experience Coach Voted non-daily to Subscribe... continued from page A8 He went back to his alma mater in 1971 and success will help boost the Buffs to as a graduate assistant for the Utes. After another winning season. an initial stint at Highland High as an “It’s yet to be seen, but we’re hoping administration.” offensive coordinator, Groth became the the decision was correct,” Valdez said. BestSociety of Professional JournalisNewspaperts Utah Headliners Groth jumped around to different offensive coordinator for Skyline High “He’s excited and we met with him today in Utah schools in the 70s and 80s before settling School from 1974-78. He was the offen- (Monday) to show him the facilities. 435.882.0050 down with Granger for the 1990s. sive coordinator for the University of We’re hoping for the best and seeing the He graduated from the University of Idaho when they were first in the nation program continue to improve.” Utah in 1970 with his bachelor’s degree in total offense and rushing in Division Now, Groth is busy getting together a in physical education and was named I-AA. staff and getting to know the kids. Pet of the Week All-WAC quarterback in 1968 and 1969. Groth was named Utah Coach of the “The poor kids have been in limbo,” He was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals Year for the Pacific Islanders, All-State Groth said about the players not hav- football team in the 12th round of the Athletes in 2002 and was inducted into ing a coach. “The main thing is getting 1970 NFL draft. Instead of playing for the Idaho High School Football Hall of them to buy into what you’re doing. I the Cardinals, Groth became a graduate Fame in 1997. He was named the Eagle understand this is a good group of kids assistant football coach at Idaho State Newspapers Football Coach of the Year coming back and that they’re in a tough University. in 1995. conference.” “He’s got a lot of experience,” said THS “He’s had a great career and brings a Groth will hold a parents and players athletic director Rich Valdez. “As far as lot of good experience to our program,” meeting on June 16 at 7 p.m. in the THS high school experience he has several Gochis said. commons area. years between Highland and Granger. After the Buffaloes had a rough season [email protected]

Chubbuck, Idaho with a time Stampede of 8.2. continued from page A8 Justin Truman from Huntington and Pete Jones from Twin Falls, Idaho followed Young stole the show with an in third and fourth respectively 82 to win the event and walk with time of 8.7 and 8.8. out with $1,083 in winnings The girls who were unlucky while Cody Demers, also from enough to compete in the bar- Kimberly recorded a 78, good rel racing on Friday had to deal enough for third place. with the mud and giant ruts Caleb Bennett from Morgan already located in the mud and grabbed second with an 80 and didn’t stand much of a chance Handsome Fella Jessy Davis from Payson with with the Saturday competi- 77 landed himself in fourth. tors. For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure The stampede saved the best Kali Jo Parker from Wendell, Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires for last in the steer wrestling Idaho was able to get around Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing competition as T. W. Parker the barrels the fastest with a and possible shelter fee. from Wendell, Idaho was the time of 16.1 but didn’t have Tooele City last contestant but that didn’t much breathing room. Mary Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to bother him as he posted the Aller from Pocatello, Idaho fin- Grantsville hold animals for 3 days fastest time of 5.2 seconds and ished .1 second behind Parker Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. netted $1,026 in winnings. for second place. Jill Parker- Three of the top four finish- Atkinson rounded out the top Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. ers in the steer wrestling com- three with a very close 16.3 peted on Saturday when the seconds. dirt was in a lot better condi- [email protected] Tooele Veterinary Clinic tion and the time showed. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Kyle Dahl from Ogden narrowly finished in second with a time of 5.5 seconds while there was tie for third at 5.6 seconds. Jake Hannum from Ogden and Tom Lewis from Lehi shared H third place. Also in the money was Olin Hannum from West Haven and Blake Brown from photography / Maegan Burr Bluffdale. I have to Bold Butler from Leamington Ethan McNeill, of Grantsville tightens his glove in preparation to ride bareback took home the title in the sad- Saturday at the Deseret Peak Stampede. McNeill competed in the bareback bronc wash my hair dle bronc riding with a score and received a score of 76. of 79 and walked away with $1,081. John Uhalde from Elko, in rodeo it was Kelly Clement Having already qualified for Nev. and Jesse Kruse from and Jake Freeland who won the National Finals Rodeo Clint Great Falls, Mont. rounded out the team roping with a time of Robinson looked to increase the top three with scores of 76 6.3 seconds, as each teammate his earnings on the year in and 74 respectively. Stockton’s took home $1,187. Narrowly the calf roping. With a time own Nick Rydalch managed to missing out on first place was of 8.1, Robinson from Lehi get 68 points on his ride which Cody Soffel and Jeff Smith who won the event and brought was good enough to get in the only finished two tenths of a home $1,295, who was fol- money for sixth place. second behind the event win- lowed closely by another NFR In the ultimate team sport ners. qualifier Matt Shiozawa from

SPORTS WRAP THS football meeting League. The League will be held on Brady Christensen, Aaron Gibbs and Tuesday mornings and will begin on Clark Hill. Reed Bowen was the net Newly acquired head football coach June 24th. There is a $20 registra winner with a 32, while Rick Culley Ray Groth will be holding a meeting - and Dale Ford tied for second with for all interested Tooele High School tion fee for the league, and a $5 fee 33’s. Marc Waid and Rod Iorg tied for football players and their parents on for each Tuesday that you participate. All youth involved in these programs fourth with 34’s and it was a four way June 16 at 7 p.m. in the THS com- will receive a Junior Golf Shirt and will tie for sixth with Jessie Sablan, Mark mons area. There are hundreds of excuses you could use to avoid getting be invited to participate in the Junior Dahl, Mark McIntyre and Rick Hardin. Oquirrh Hills junior golf Golf day on August 14. For more infor- On Saturday, June 28, 2008, the tour- screened for colon cancer. But no excuse is a good excuse when mation or to sign up for the Junior nament will be a Patriot Tournament Oquirrh Hills Golf Course is offering a your life’s on the line. If you are 50 or over, go get screened. For wide variety of Junior Golf programs Golf Program, talk to the friendly staff (red, white, blue and black) two-man this summer for boys and girls ages at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course, 1255 E. best ball. more information, visit www.ucan.cc or call the Health Resource 8-17. For beginner and intermediate Vine St., Tooele, 882-4220. Summer archery league golfers there will be two week long Overlake men’s league Line at 1-888-222-2542. clinics (one in June, and one in July). The 3D summer archery league The cost is $40 for one session or Results for Tuesday, June 3, 2008 starts Thursday July 12 at 7 p.m. at $70 for each session. For the more individual scores. Coby Duffin took the Deseret Peak Archery Complex. advanced players there will be a first place in the gross with a 35. Ron Everyone is invited to participate Junior Golf Camp on July 31 and Dale finished second with a 36 and either in the archery league or just Fred Killpack, Greg Dixon and Rob for fun. For additional information call �� August 7. The cost for the Camp is �� $75. New this year is the Junior Golf McMaster all tied for third with a 37. Wayne Phillips 840-3607 or Jay Walk Finishing in a tie for sixth at 38 was 884-3410. UTAH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 10, 2008 ��

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THS class of 1958 reminisces about the past, 50 talksyears about changes at high school reunion and counting

Louie Pavlos (left) talks about his role as Tarzan in a Tooele High School play. Fifty years later, Pavlos along with his classmates toured the new high school and other museums in Tooele as part of their high school reunion. Susanne Park Saxton (middle) talks about her high school days while at the Firefighter’s Museum. Gary Smith (right) talks about what Tooele looked like when he grew up.

t’s been 50 years since they graduated from Tooele High School, but the remaining classmates from the class of 1958 enjoy their reunions every five years. It brings back memories of what Tooele was like during their time in high school, the friendships they made and the rivalry that still exists between Grantsville and Tooele. The THS class of 1958 celebrated their 50th reunion last Wednesday and Thursday with a slew of events, tours and a banquet Thursday night at Gardner Village in Salt Lake City. While some still live in the area, others have moved to Salt Lake, other parts of Utah or other states, so the reunion is a good excuse to reunite with old friends. Many of the class- story by m a t e s r e l a t e d Missy Thompson that their class is photography by u n i q u e Maegan Burr b e c a u s e the major- ity of the students attended kindergarten through 12th grade together in the Tooele County school system. At the time there was just one elementary school — Central — one junior high and one high school. “Our class was like family,” said Jim Tate who was the THS student body president in 1958 and now helps plan most of the reunions. Tate, who now lives in Holladay, said every five years when they have a reunion, it seems more like a family reunion. “The women are a lot closer and better at keeping in contact,” he said. “But the men have too in the last few years or so.” They graduated on May 28, 1958, which is the same day the class of 2008 graduated this year. “It’s like nothing has changed since this Jim Tate talks about the differences of the new Tooele High School building compared to the school 50 years ago. Tate was student body president of THS in 1958. SEE YEARS PAGE B10 ➤ B2 BULLETIN BOARD

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hours; the maximum weekly usage is Tooele eight hours; no open hoses; no watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Fourth of July vendors We are looking for local food vendors Big fix mobile and other activities for the Fourth of July June 17: Grantsville’s Westgate Mortgage, celebration. If interested in setting up a 94 W. Main. Walk-up micro-chipping and booth please sign up at Tooele City Parks vaccinations available to anyone while and Recreation 843-2140. This year we veterinarian is at the premises. A $5 pro- are having a bouncing village, petting zoo, cessing fee applies to clients getting vac- mechanical bull, car show, army tanks and cinations only. Animals must be between 8 sprinkler for the kids to run through. weeks and six years of age. For more Info: 1-866-738-7349 or www.utahpets.org. Fourth of July live bands Also looking for live bands to perform on Fourth of July event the July 3-4, which we will compensate for Grantsville City Fourth of July event is your time. If you would like to perform call Tooele County’s largest event all year. We Susan Trujillo at 882-5496. Other activities have a few rides and games available for a include, July 5, Ty Hearndon concert 7 county non-profit group or orginization to p.m. at THS football field, with fireworks run and we are looking for one more live after. band. Carshow entries. Parade entries and there are no limitations on parade entries Volunteers needed in Grantsville. Contact Jason Duhon at The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault 830-9714. (DVSAVA) Crisis Line is looking for new volunteer advocates. Training is provided Irrigation and begins in June. A background check Grantsville Irrigation agricultural custom- is required. Please call Betsy at 241-0337 ers have now been issued two regular for more information and check out our turns. The two use-or-lose turns have website at www.dvsava.org. expired. For questions or to report a leak or abuse please call the office at 884-3451. Big fix mobile June 16: Tooele Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 Animal shelter North. Walk-up micro-chipping and vac- Grantsville shelter is desperately looking photo courtesy of Northlake Elementary School cinations available to anyone while veteri- for volunteers to help out with walking Northlake Elementary celebrated with parents and students at the final CEO awards breakfast of the 2007-08 school year. These students are narian is at the premises. A $5 processing dogs, feeding and help clean the shel- recognized for their great accomplishments and examples. fee applies to clients getting vaccinations ter. Please contact either April Sollars only. Animals must be between 8 weeks 882-2863 home, cell 830-4493 or Randy and six years of age. For more Info: 1-866- Johnson 830-6521. 16. $30.00 per quarter credit. Interested GED preparation class Power Wheelchairs to non-ambulatory 738-7349 or www.utahpets.org. students/parents/guardians can get more The Tooele Adult Education Center is offer- Senior Citizens and the permanently dis- Miss Grantsville pageant information by calling the THS Finance ing a GED preparation class. The class will abled of any age, if they qualify. Please Geocaching trip Miss Grantsville Scholarship pageant will Office at 833-1978 ext. 2106. be held Wednesday’s from 6-9 p.m. Cost is call 1-800-823-5220 or visit our web site at Tooele Christian Community Youth be help on June 21, 2008 at 7 p.m. at $35. Call 833-1994 for additional informa- www.threewishes2.com for more informa- Association is going on Geocaching trip to Grantsville High. Doors will open at 6:15 tion. Summer school, Wednesday 5-7 p.m. tion on the details of this program. The Middle Canyon on Saturday, June 28. This p.m. Admittance price is $4 per person Library wheelcahirs are for those that can’t walk or activity is open to seventh grade and up. If or $2 for senior citizens. If you are inter- English as second language operate a manual wheelcahir. 10 or 11 years old you will need a parent ested in running in the pageant, pack- Summer reading program ESOL conversational classes are held with you on the hike. Deadline to sign up ets are available at Grantsville City Hall. Our theme for this years summer read- Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. Food bank distribution is June 14. For more information please Questions call Teri Critchlow at 830-8090. ing program is “Catch the Reading Bug at ESOL students may also come anytime The next food drop will be July 11. All call 843-1296. your library”. Registration for the Summer the center is open for individualized study. distributions are only on certain Fridays Reading Program will go until July 5, 2008. Registration is $35 per semester. Summer and at the Deseret Peak Complex. If you Relay for life Stansbury Park school, Tuesday and Wednesday 7-9 p.m. have questions please contact Carrie at Relay for Life at the Tooele High track, Worm jar 843-7667. June 20-21, 2008. For more information Benson Grist Mill Try your luck with our “Worm Jar”, start- Exchange students please contact 882-5532 or go to www. Pioneer Jubilee, Saturday, June 14, come ing now until July 11, 2008. This program International exchange students are events.cancer.org/rfltooeleut and step back in time. See how the pio- is for all ages, and each week a jar with a coming to the Tooele area during the Sports neers lived. There will be music, crafts, different number of gummy worms will be 2008-09 school year. The host family Train museum demonstrations, and food. Don’t forget to at the front desk. See if you can figure out provides a separate bed, family meals 5K freedom run Tooele Valley Railroad Museum now stop in the Country Store to see our new how many are in the jar. The correct guess and a safe environment. If your family The Tooele July 4, 2008 race begins at open for the 2008 season. We will be items. wins a prize. would be interested in being a host fam- 8:30 a.m. near the LDS church at 777 E. open through the summer, Tuesday ily please call Lillian at 1-800-522-4678 Skyline Dr. Sign up in advance at Macey’s, through Saturday, 1-4 p.m. We are locat- Soccer club Bug tall tales or e-mail at [email protected] Century 21 McAffee Realtors, or Prudential ed at 35 N. Broadway. No admission Stansbury Soccer Club open registration June 10, 2008 will be the start of our “Bug and visit www.stsfoundation.org Tooele Real Estate Office. Registration on charge. Donations appreciated. for 2008-09 season begins May 12 through Tall Tales” contest. Grab your sheet with July 4 at LDS church beginning at 7 a.m. July 23. Registration event will be July 19, the story starter ideas, and then finish Contact Karen Perry at 830-7846 or www. Guest speaker from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Clubhouse. the story. The contest will end on June 14, Churches [email protected]. The Tooele County Board of Realtors and Forms available on website www.stans- 2008. The winner will be notified on June The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce buryassoc.org. Cost is $70 for whole year if 17, 2008. This contest is for ages 6-14 years Vacation Bible school Junior golf welcome the community to attend our you need a uniform. For additional infor- of age, and yes, Mom can help. Mark your calender for Vacation Bible Oquirrh Hills Golf Course is offering a breakfast meeting with guest speaker Derek mation please see website. School June 23-27, at 9-11:30 a.m. Tooele wide variety of Junior Golf programs B. Miller, Managing Director Governor’s Spiderman pictures Church of Christ, ages 4 through high this summer. There will be a Junior Golf Office Economic Development Corporate Bring your camera, your biggest smile, and school. 430 W. Utah Ave., for information Camp on July 31 and August 7. The Recruitment and Incentives. Tuesday, Schools your family for pictures with “Spiderman”, call 882-4642. League will be held on Tuesday morn- June 17, 2008, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Tooele City on June 11, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. Visit with ings and will begin on June 24. For more Hall Councilmen’s’ Room, 90 N. Main St., THS class of 1963 the great Super hero and even watch a Mountain of Faith information go to Oquirrh Hills Golf Tooele. The THS class of 1963 will host its 45- “Spiderman” cartoon. Sign-up and get Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- Course, 1255 E. Vine St., Tooele, or call year class reunion on Aug. 22-24, so your ticket for this fun event at the front comes all to join us for worship in our 882-4220. Animal shelter mark your calendar. Please contact Pat desk. This event is for all ages. new location at a new time. We now Tooele Animal Outreach program is ask- Nichols England at (801)523-3819 if you worship in the home of Tooele United ing the public for help. We need foster didn’t receive a notice or visit our class Fly story Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. Arts families to help getting animals out of the page at www.TooeleHigh1963.com. On June 17, 2008 will be the start of our every Sunday. shelters and into homes while they wait to “Fly Story” contest. Grab your sheet with “I Volunteers be adopted please contact director Marci THS class of 1998 don’t know why I swallowed that fly.” story Bible school beach party The Tooele Arts Festival is seeking volun- Wicks 830-4049 or leave a message with It’s been 10 years, let’s get together for starter, and finish the story. The contest Tooele United Methodist Church vacation teers to work in their Coke trailer. If your April Sollars 882-2863. the THS class of ‘98 reunion. Save the will end on June 21. Remember to place Bible school “beach party.” July 28 through organization or business would like to date: Saturday, Aug. 9. A database and your name, phone number and age on August 1. More details to come later. staff one of our three-hour shifts we would Summer craze plans are being made, and if you are your story. Contest is for ages four to four- advertise your business or organization Tooele City and Tooele County 4-H are willing to help please call Lindsay Clegg teen years of age. Messianic Congregation name on the trailer. If interested in volun- offering summer adventures for first Sundloff at 882-3225. The Brit Ammi Messianic Congregation teering please contact Susan Cummings at grade kids and up. Activities are held on Bug collectors meets every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 882-1298 or 840-2301 or e-mail at brucesu Tuesdays and Thursdays starting June St. Marguerite’s registration Calling all Bug collectors. On June 19, S. Main, in Tooele. Join us for praise, [email protected]. 10 through July 31. Activities are at the St. Marguerite’s Catholic School is accept- 2008, at 6 p.m. a bug collection will be on Torah (Bible) study, and fellowship as Swimming Pool Pavillion. The adven- ing registration for pre-K through 6th grade display, presented by the USU extension we study the Hebrew foundation of our tures start at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more for the 2008/2009 school year. Please call office. Learn more about the “bugs” that Christian faith. For more information Music information call 843-2142 or e-mail Ms. Janet, Mrs. Burden or Ms. Ann Monday bug us every day. This program is for ages call 843-5444. [email protected]. through Friday between 8 a.m. and 3:30 eight through adult. Please sign-up and Musicians wanted p.m. at the school office (882-0081) for get your ticket at the front desk. Church yard sale The Community Orchestra of Tooele Field trip Fridays more information. Space is limited. First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh County is looking for instrumental- Tooele City and Tooele County 4-H are Story time St., will be having a yard sale on Saturday, ists for our Third Annual “Pops In The sponsoring the program. Available field Class of 1978 June 20, 2008 at 11 a.m. will be a spe- June 14, starting at 9 a.m. For more Park”. We will be rehearsing in the Tooele trips include: Hogle Zoo, Children’s The class of 1978 is celebrating our 30th cial story time. Meet “Cookie Mouse” information call 882-1172. Veteran’s Memorial Park on Tuesday and Museum of Utah, and This Is the Place high school reunion. The date is August and her friend Angie Wager from Barnes Thursday from 7-9 p.m. starting Tuesday, Heritage Park. The field trips will start at 9, 2008, at the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. and Noble. Hear what happens when a June 10. Bring your own chair and music 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is $25 per field Please RSVP to classmates.com or call boy shares with a hungry, demanding Charity stand. Call Betta Nash at 882-5107 or e- trip. For more information call 843-2142 Cindy at 882-6018 or Wendy at (801)915- mouse. Hope to see you there. mail [email protected]. or e-mail [email protected]. 3856. We hope to see you all there. Food pantry Weekly story time The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Belly dance workshop Tooele class of 1988 Remember children’s story time every offering a clothing closet and emergen- Eagles Belly basics 101, featuring Shahravar, is The Class of 1988 will be hosting its 20- Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s cy food pantry to help meet the needs of a progressive and ongoing belly dance year reunion on Saturday, August 2, 2008 crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check our community. Anyone with clothing Friday night steaks class held on the last Tuesday of each in Salt Lake City. All classmates are asked with the library for any special story needs — adults and children — are wel- The steaks are back. Steak, shrimp, hali- month starting June 17, from 7-9 p.m., to send current contact information and/ times. For more information on these come. The food pantry is available for but and chicken dinners will be served at 635 N. Main St., Tooele. Fee is $15 to or any questions to the following email and other library programs, check our emergency needs. Hours of operation from 6:30-8:45 p.m. this Friday. Come register. To register or for more informa- address: [email protected]. For more website www.tooelecity.org/tcl/library. are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We out and support the Aerie and Auxiliary. tion, call Dee at 496-0454 or 843-4345 or information about the reunion, you can html or call 882-2182, or visit us at 128 are located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For Cindy at 224-2018. visit the following webpage: www.tooele88. W. Vine St., Tooele. more info call 882-2048. Relay for life blogspot.com. The Tooele Eagles will have a relay for life Flag Day ceremony Powered wheelchairs On Saturday, June 14 at 6 p.m. there will Private Christian school Education Wishes on wheels makes available Electric SEE BULLETIN PAGE B3 ➤ be a Flag Day ceremony and everyone is Tooele Bible Baptist Academy, a new pri- welcomed to attend at Veterans Square. vate Christian School, is now enrolling Adult Education first through eighth grade for the upcom- Get your high school diploma this year. ing 2008-09 school year. There is limited All classes required for a high school BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Grantsville seating so don’t delay and call 249-0441 diploma, adult basic education, GED If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at to schedule an interview and enroll your preparation, word processing, driver’s Irrigation child today. 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a golf scramble on June 22 at a 8 supplies please contact either Ora McFarland at 843-9054. Thursday, 12:45 p.m. Quilting: Monday 8 a.m. Bulletin a.m. shot-gun start. Sign-up at the Bridges 884-6259 or Geri Thomas Bingo: Monday through Friday, Health clinics – Blood pressure: continued from page B2 Moose Lodge. Prizes and lunch. 882-3487. All are invited to join us. Masons meet 1 p.m. Every Thursday from noon to Rocky Mountain Lodge #11 Pinochle: Tuesday, 1 p.m.; 1:30 p.m. party to raise money for cancer Master gardeners tour will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, 9 a.m. and Friday, 10 Tuacahn and Mesquite – June on Friday, June 13, 2008, starting Groups Homeowners will have the oppor- Saturday, June 14, 2008, at 10 a.m. 16 to 19. Cost is $239 (dbl) + $60 at 7 p.m. Tooele Chairman Cheryl tunity to visit some of the best a.m. and will hold a EA degree Mexican Train: Friday, 1 p.m. (single) Barney will host the evening. Kiwanis meetings landscaped yards on Saturday, after the meeting. any questions Senior Sparklers Exercise: Monday Summer Dutch oven dinner - Kickin’ Karaoke wih Rob Barney Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at June 14. $5 maps will be avail- or need a ride please call Jim and Wednesday, 10 a.m.; Friday, free to all members and $3 for will also be there for the fun eve- noon at Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., able only on the morning of the 833-0931. 10:30 a.m. non-members on June 20, at 4 ning. Come out and eat and enjoy Tooele. Contact John Brown at tour at two locations. In Tooele Anyone interested in BUNKO call p.m., with entertainment of Rush the fun. 843-0711. pick the map up at Speir’s Farm NARFE Eileen at 882-5009. We can get this & Eve Kees. at 392 W. 200 South; or start in National Active and Retired fun game started at the center. Luau - Saturday, June 28. Buses Father’s Day breakfast Pioneers museum Grantsville, 187 Waterhole Way. Federal Employees chapter 1253, Friday Night Dancing, 6 to 8 p.m. will be available. Tooele Eagles Auxiliary will host The DUP Museum will be open- Call Patty more information at will meet on Friday, June 13, at 1 Check your health services Evanston horse racing – On July the Father’s Day breakfast on ing on Friday and Saturday for the 277-2400. p.m., at the Pioneer Museum, 45 5. Lunch and admission is $39. Sunday, June 15, 2008, from 9:30- summer months until September Vine St., Tooele. Enter from the Program openings 11:30 a.m. Fathers will eat free and 27. Our hours will be from 10 a.m. Food allergies north parking lot. Our speaker Tooele County Aging has open- Senior Circle other adults is $5 and children are to 4 p.m. If you would like a tour at Tooele County chapter meets will be from the Tooele County ings in an alternative, income- Senior Circle is for anyone over $3. Bring dad and enjoy a great any other time than the scheduled every second Tuesday of the Trails Commision. Guests are based program designed to help the age of 50 and costs only breakfast. hours, please contact either Julie month at 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele welcome, for further information seniors remain independent. $15 per year. Receive hospital, Merrill 882-0004 or Lynne Bevan City Library, 128 W. Vine St. Join call Hal Webster at 882-5331 or CNAs help keep them in their local, and national benefits. Call 882-5121. us in sharing ideas, recipes or Maria Ramey 882-3876. homes safely, provide personal 843-3690 or stop by the hospital Moose Lodge just come to gain support and care, do house keeping and run volunteer desk to sign up. All Teen center learn from others you will meet errands. If interested please con- activities require an RSVP except Celebration Serving all teens ages 13 to 18. here in similar situations as Seniors tact Jolene Shields at 882-2870 for exercise. Please call for more Come join us for a celebration of Tooele Youth Center, 102 N. yourself. E-mail any questions Ext. 125. information about exercise class- Hersh Warren, June 14, at 6 p.m., Seventh St. Tuesday through Friday, to [email protected] Tooele Seniors es. band at 8 p.m., then pot luck din- 3-7 p.m., $10 yearly fee/scholar- or visit www.utahfoodallergy.org. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Grantsville Senior Center Exercise - Body instincts - meets ner and fun for members and their ships available. If interested call Center can be reached at 882- Breakfast: Wednesdays at 9:30 Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle guests. 843-5719. Caregiver classes 2870. The center is for the enjoy- a.m. to noon Therapy, 29 S. Main. Free to If you are a caregiver for a fam- ment of all Senior Citizens 55 Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday at members. Toning and stretching Father’s Day breakfast Sewing guild ily member or friend these free years and up 9 a.m. and a little cardio workout. Father’s Day breakfast at 10 a.m. The monthly meeting of the Tooele classes are available. The class Meals: (Reservations a must!) Bingo: Thursdays at 1 p.m. Exercise - Hinges and Twinges until noon, on June 15. Dads are neighborhood sewing group will is Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 7 Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Bunko: Monday and Wednesday - meets Tuesdays and Thursdays free and adults $5 and kids $2. meet Wednesday, June 11, in the p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center Thursday and Friday, noon to 1 at 1 a.m. at 10 and 11 a.m., at Pratt Aquatic Extension Office, beginning at located at 59 E. Vine St. “When is p.m. Ceramics: Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Center. $2.50 for members, $20 Saturday nights 9:30 a.m. We will be making from my loved one ready for hospice?” Breakfast: Wednesday, 9 a.m. to Line Dancing: Thursdays at 10 for a 10-pass punch card. $3.50 Saturday night rib-eye steak and knit fabric a shoe bag for travel- For information contact Dee noon. a.m. for non-members. Water aero- salmon dinners. Lots of fun. Also ing. For information about needed Askerlund at 882-4163 or Barb Bridge: Monday, 10 a.m.; Pinochle: Thursdays 9 a.m. bics.

WEDDINGS

Smith/Bender Bullough/Davis

Gary and Lori Smith are Joseph and Barbara Davis pleased to announce the mar- of Brigham City are pleased to riage of their daughter Erin Marie announce the marriage of their to Brandon Robert Bender, son daughter Emily Ellen to Taylor C. of Robbie and Glenda Bender Bullough, son of Brad and Kathryn and Mike and Brenda Nelson, on Bullough of Tooele, on Saturday, Friday, June 13, 2008, in the Salt June 14, 2008. Lake Temple. Erin Marie Smith and Brandon Robert A reception will be held in their A reception will be held in Bender honor from 6-8 p.m. at the home their honor that evening from of Jacob and Sarah Cannon, 2285 6-8 p.m. at the 4th/14th Ward Erin is a 2004 graduate of Tooele S. 385 West, Perry. In addition an building, 192 W. 200 South. High and is finishing her bach- open house is planned on Tuesday, Brandon is a 1997 graduate elor’s degree in biology at Utah June 17, 2008, at the Bullough resi- of Tooele High and is currently Valley University. The couple will dence, 1196 N. 450 East, Tooele, Eric Murray and Erin Hall employed with Tooele County. reside in Tooele. from 6:60-8:30 p.m. Meagan and Randy Caldwell Emily is a 2003 graduate of Box Murray/Hall Elder High School and a 2007 Randy and Meagan graduate of the University of Utah. Emily Ellen Davis and Taylor C. David and Colleen Hall are Taylor is a 2004 graduate of Tooele Bullough pleased to announce the mar- Caldwell MWMC BABIES High School. The couple plans on riage of their daughter Erin Hall making their home in Salt Lake and where Taylor plans on con- to Eric Murray, son of Glen and City, where they are both employed tinuing his education in the fall. Becky Murray, on Saturday, June Randy and Meagan Caldwell Eastdon Lloyd Kimber was born June 2, 2008, to Richard and 14, 2008. are pleased to announce they born May 30, 2008, to Melanie Tanya Nickell. Bethany Grundvig. Harmonie Donae Wolfe was A reception will be held in have chosen to be sealed for time and Brandon Kimber. William Clint Buchanan was Perry Dean Clark was born June born June 6, 2008, to Scott and their honor that evening from and all eternity in the Bountiful Steven Ray Winn was born May born June 3, 2008, to Mark and 3, 2008, to Ben amd Amber Clark. Chera Wolfe. 6-8 p.m. at the LDS Cedarview Temple, Friday, June 13. 31, 2008, to Amy and Andrew Sarah Buchanan. Addison J. Bradshaw was born Gabriel James Allen was born building, located at 691 E. A celebration will be held that Winn. Mason James Phelps was June 4, 2008, to Brady and Sarah June 6, 2008, to Josh and Michelle 1370 North, Tooele. If we have evening at the Coleman Chapel Addelyn Denise Sant was born born June 3, 2008, to James and Bradshaw. Allen. missed anyone please feel free pavilion from 5-8 p.m. June 1, 2008, to Camey and Clif DeeAnna Phelps. Emma Marie Yardley was born Abrielle Jenise Johnson to attend. Sant. Morgan Danielle Grundvig was June 5, 2008, to Russell and Leah Camacho was born June 8, 2008, Kaelin-Mae Iris Nickell was born June 3, 2008, to Mark and Yardley. to James and Margaret Camacho.

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Must have a CIAN, licensed, full or everything, sunroof, WANTED. Split $1.06 ING: $0 down, financ- 112, Tooele valid Drivers License, part time, apply in per- DVD player, 6 disc CD REMODELED APART- per mile. $1100/wk. ing by Central Refriger- or fax pass drug screen,pass son. Birch Family Phar- I PAY More Cash for player, MP3, Satelite MENTS at 585 N Main min. per driver. 0/0 ated. Drive for Central, 435-882-0448 a background check macy. 758 North Main, junk cars and trucks. TV, and extra third row Tooele, Ut. Studio teams $2.34/mile. earn up to $40K+ 1st and a Minimum of 5yrs Tooele. Call Scott (435)830- seating. Tow package, 1bdrm and 2bdrm. EOE / Drug Free experience as an in- and roof rack included. $ 1 , 0 0 0 b o n u s . year! 800-637-9277 POSTAL JOBS $17.08 6189 435-843-0917 staller. For details R u n s f a n t a s t i c ! 435-496-9048 800-835-9471 ext. 263 x447 www.centraldriv- to $28.27/hr, now hir- WE PAY THE MOST • Heavy equipment diesel (435)843-4200 or fax $18,500.00 OBO Call (ucan) ingjobs.net. (ucan) mechanic needed to ing. For application FOR JUNK VEHICLES. SLEEPING ROOMS AVON: TO BUY OR resume (435)843-4241 435-840-8399. rebuild powertrain and SELL. Sell to anyone. and free goverment job 435-849-3485 available, $70 per hydraulic components. For information call in- IFCO SYSTEMS is information, call Ameri- 2004 FORD Explorer week, $10 key deposit, Warm & Inviting • Mainly shop work with seeking local full time can Association of La- 4x4 Champaign color first and last week- total some field work required dependent sales repre- Recreational CDLA Truck Drivers for bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Loaded – third row $150 to move in. 46 N • Must be willing to work sentative Vi Knutson Vehicles For Sale By Owner long hours and weekends 884-3830 the Tooele area. Clean hrs. emp. serv. seating CD player - To- Broadway. 882-7605 driving record & good • Must be willing to work PROFESSIONAL tally Powered (seats, Business owners If you customer service skills 1996 COACHMAN Lep- STUDIO 1BDRM apart- in a flat rate environment Cleaner needed 2hrs/ windows Doors) low need someone fast, required. Good pay & rechaun 29 1/2ft 65k ment. w/d included, all • Must have worked as a day. Must be reliable. mileage 20,000 Great truck or heavy equipment place your classified ad benefits. Home every miles, like new, loaded, utilities included, clean Good pay. Call Dave Condition must see. mechanic or be a trade in all 48 of Utah's news- night! All newly hired in- tv, roof & cab ac, inter- and neat, $450/mo. Call for interview at $18,500 OBO Call school graduate papers. The person you dividuals are promptly nal generator, sleeps 8. DP R e a l t y (801)541-7152 841-9726 830-0626 • Must have own tools are looking for could be screened through the (435)840-5975 435-830-2233 • We offer top pay, benefits, JEEP CHEROKEE 2001 from out of town. The Basic Pilot electronic SALES POSITIONS Lo- (435)884-3723 and extensive ongoing White, very clean, un- TOOELE, 2BDRM, cost is only $163. for a employment authoriza- cal business wants mo- training. der 115,000 miles Call $600/mo, (435)830- 187 Wagon Train Court, Tooele 25 word ad and it tion program run by the tivated individuals to Motorcycles & • Starting pay based on (801)512-3293 to see 5227 reaches up to 340,000 US Citizenship and Im- sale synthetic golf 2,800 sqft open-design Rambler on cul-de-sac - great qualifications. ATVs $6800 households. All you do migration Services. Ap- greens and grass. VALLEY VIEW neighborhood. 4 Bedroom, 2.75 Bath, Central AC, Smooth- Motel. Call (435)882- Top Range, gas Fireplace, New Hardwood, Tile and Carpet, is call the Transcript ply in person at: IFCO Commission based Call 2005 GSX 1000R per- Job location 3235. or (435)882- lots of upgrades, Extra-Large 3-Car Garage/Shop, deck, B u l l e t i n a t Systems, 1820 West G f o r information fect condition only is in Tooele Trucks 7008. Nice, quiet fully-fenced, landscaped oversized lot with RV access, (435)882-0050 for all Avenue, Building 641, (435)850-8321 2,000 miles. Black and 1bdrm, 2bd, kitchenette full sprinklers & drip system, trees, garden, fish pond and the details. (Mention Tooele, UT 84074 Ph: Yellow, includes front sheds. $237,900. 100% ready to move in. SHOWROOM Assist available. Monthly, Call (801) 450-2448 UCAN) You can now 866-522-4280 and rear stands, tank, $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs Customers in choosing weekly & daily specials. or e-mail resume to order online www.utah- t a i l b a g s . $ 7 8 0 0 from $500! Chevys, LINCARE, leading na- fixtures for their homes. HBO, cable. Open Call Eric (435) 830-9398 [email protected] press.com 435-843-4369 Jeeps, Fords and More! tional respiratory com- Good customer service 24hrs. 585 Canyon Rd, Police Impounds For CONSTRUCTION CDL pany seeks Sales Rep- skills. Basic computer Tooele. Driver needed. Must resentative. Service pa- skills helpful. FT. Pay Sale, For Listings Call have experience driving tients in their home for DOE. Apply in person Trailers 800-586-3805 x 9973 8am-5pm, Standard Homes for double belly dumps, oxygen and equipment 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton Rent First Time pass DOT drug test. needs. Warm person- Plumbing Supply, 63 1998 28FT. Prowler. Full truck, 4x4 frame & en- Good pay with health alities, age 21+, who East 1100 North. slide out, fully loaded, gine, good tires & great benefits. Please call can lift up to 120lbs SLEEP TECHNICIAN. always stored inside. engine (350). Good $$WHY RENT when Amy at (435)458-2134 should apply. CDL Local Sleep Center $8,500. 435-840-1110 trans. New Edlebrock you can buy? 0 Home Buyers DO NOT APPLY IF w/DOT a plus or obtain- carb. New Edlebrock in- seeks Sleep Technician down programs, not YOU DO NOT HAVE 5TH WHEEL & Truck able. Growth opportuni- for our Grantville loca- take & manifold. $1300 perfect credit. First THE EXPERIENCE. $29,950. '98 Signature JoAnne Valdez ties are excellent. Fax tion. Resumes ac- obo. (435)840-8790 time buyers, Single r e s u m e t o Series 36RL, 3 Slide- DENTAL HYGENIST. cepted from promising parent programs. 100% Financing & Rates (435)843-4374 or bring outs & Dodge 3500 1986 FORD Crew cab Now hiring for dental candidates with medical Call for details. Berna in to 39 N. Main, V-10 Dually, 2X4 Silver 4wd runs, needs work hygenist position. 2 background. Competi- Sloan (435)840-5029 Tooele. Q u a d C a b . $2000 (435)830-6189 have been below 6% days per week. New tive wages offered. (435)840-0899 Group 1 Real Estate Candidate must have 1988 FORD F250. Looks • Utah Housing Loans • FHA/VA dental office in Grants- LOOKING FOR people $1100/mo 4bdrm 1bth excellent interpersonal good, needs some mi- • Rural Housing Loans ville. Dentrix knowledge to Work From Home. T o o e l e h o m e skills, strong computer nor work. $1700. Call a plus. If interested $500-$5000 PT/ mo. Autos (435)843-1967 skills, and current BLS Gary 435-830-8062 p l e a s e c a l l Training Available. Call (801)631-4257 Call today to get prequalified. (435)884-3088 (801)461-3390 certification. Position is 1989 F150. Great for from 7pm to 7am, 2 $0 DOWN! Cars From 2BDRM 1BTH Duplex MASONRY RESTORA- teenager/ yard work. Frank Sly DRIVER WANTED OTR nights per week. Must $29/mo! Police Im- $650/mo $500/dep 43 TION COMPANY seek- Body good Runs great. (Provo area) with 2 travel to Salt Lake on pounds for Sale! 36 E 500 N. 435-882-1199 ing restoration special- 2WD 4SPD 6CYL with years flatbed experi- occasion for training Months @ 8.5% apr. istsand restoration la- 168K miles, $1200. 3BDRM 1BTH Half bath ence. Class A CDL with and meetings. Email re- For listings Call borers.Call (435)841-9413 unfinished in laundry clean MVR. Home most sume in a WORD DOC 800-586-3805 x 8329 801-359-8142 room, large family room weekends, 11 western to siuresumes@hot- 2006 FORD F150 Super HYDRO-TECH, downstairs, landscaped s t a t e s C a l l mail.com. crew 20,000 miles Call 435-654-2429 o r Inc.(ucan) 1977 FORD Mustang (435)882-1129 yard w/privacy fence, 2 The Utah Army National II Interior and body in car garage, $1100/mo 465-503-0185.(ucan) MASSAGE THERAPIST 435 800 Guard offers: Paid Job good condition needs FOR SALE 1976 Chevy First last and Deposit. 833-0740 • 453-9606 for Professional office. DRIVER-$5K SIGN-ON Training, College carburetor an electri- Kio 4wd pickup. $400 (435)830-8121 Carol Royal Preferably familiar with www.deseretpeakmtg.com bonus for experienced Money, and Cash Bo- cal work $1800 obo d r i v e n d a i l y . (435)882-7075 teams: dry van & temp chiropractic. Please fax nuses. Serve You're 435-830-2344 435-882-0975 3BDRM 1BTH, 2 car ga- control available. O/Os r e s u m e t o Country. Call your local FOR SALE 1996 Mazda rage, fenced yard, wa- & CDL-A grads wel- (435)833-9223 or call Recruiter 1991 PLYMOUTH AC- B-2300 Pick-up. Cus- ter and garbage income. Call Covenant (435)833-9200 ask for today.1-800-G0- CLAIM. Contact Jim @ tom paint, new tires and cluded. No smoking or (866)684-2519. E.O.E. Dana. GUARD www.utah- 435-833-9524 snow tires, bed liner, p e t s . $ 8 5 0 / m o , (ucan) MEDICAL RECEPTION- guard.com (ucan) 2000 CHEVY Astro Mini shell, air, 5spd, cas- $400/dep IST needed in a profes- DRIVERS - REEFER TOP PAY! DRIVERS van 8 passenger, sette, low miles. (435)830-6198 AVERAGE sional office. Mon-Fri Sign-On Bonus 102,000 miles, runs 435-840-4177 3BDRM 2BTH w/d $1.49/mi.paid to truck F a x r e s u m e t o 35-42cpm great, great family van, hook-ups, central air, all miles. Excellent Net- (435)833-9223 or Call Earn over $1000 weekly $6000 Call Blanca Apartments yard, 628 E 500 N work. Salt Lake City for more information Excellent Benefits (435)884-6813 A s k f o r D a n a for Rent $800/mo $600/dep Terminal. Orientation CDL-A & 3mos recent 89 CADILLAC Coupe (435)833-9200 (801)467-6344 PRS a n d d i s p a t c h . OTR Deville. $1100 dollars. 1BDRM 1BTH duplex, 800-248-7725 www.pri- NAT'L ORGANIZATION 800-635-8669 Call for more informa- new carpet, 114 Rus- 3BDRM 3BTH $1150/mo CARRIERS meinc.com (ucan) NOW Hiring Avg. Pay tion. (435)849-5022 sell Ave $500/mo, $650/dep, 1yr lease re- $20/hour or $57K/yr. in- quired. No smoking, no DRIVERS - ROCKY TRUCK DRIVERS HONDAS FROM $500! $400/dep. 830-6342 cluding Federal Bene- pets, HOA fees in- MOUNTAIN doubles! Needed Class CDL re- Police Impounds For fits and OT. Offered by 1BDRM, cute, window cluded, 211 Hometown $1,000 Sign On bonus! quired, Running Califor- Sale! Many Makes and USWA seat for plants, large Court. (435)590-4552 Dedicated runs, home nia (435)844-6443 Models, For Listings closets, no pets, cr & NEEDED weekly. LCV Certifica- 1-866-498-4946. (ucan) Call 800-586-3805 X background check 3BDRM House in Stans- Please call 882-0050 for details. tion or 6 months prior NOW HIRING cooks,po- Business 9436 req'd, $525 plus utili- bury Park 2.5bth, 2 car doubles experience re- sition. Prepares, cooks, ties, Vine Street Court- garage, fenced yard. quired. Call today and presents food to or- Opportunities $1100/mo $1000/dep SELL YOUR CAR or yard, 34 W Vine, (866)569-8718 der, adhering to compa- (435)843-5954 A CASH COW! Soda/ boat in the classifieds. Tooele, (801)205-3883 www.SwiftTrucking- nies food prepartion Snack business Coke Call 882-0050 or visit 3BDRM, 1BTH Home. Jobs.com (ucan) time and standards. Ap- -Pepsi- Red Bull- Frito. www.tooeletranscript. Fenced backyard, 2 car ply in person. Hiring Beautiful EXPERIENCED CDL E n t i r e b u s i n e s s com garage, central air, lots servers. Denny’s. TRUCK drivers needed -$16,840. of storage, friendly 843-8200 TRANSMISSION RE- 1 & 2 Bedroom for immediate open- 801.593.0084 (ucan) PAIR, rebuild. Low cost Apartments!! neighborhood. No ings. Great pay & bene- OFFICE HELP/ man- ALL CASH CANDY to Tooele residents. s m o k i n g / p e t s . fits, western states, ager, take over all office Completely Remodeled Route. Do you earn Will buy vehicles 1990 $1000/mo plus deposit. regular home time, sign resposibility, must have NEW fridge, stove, dishwasher, $800 in a day? Your and up that needs (801)295-5295 or on bonus & paid orien- excellent phone and cabinets, carpet, Absolutely own local candy route. transmission work, (801)864-5295. tation. (800)888-5838 communication skills, Gorgeous! The best value in Includes 30 machines cash paid. Shop Recruiting. (ucan) work indepently, Quick ALL of Tooele. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile and candy. All for (801)972-5810 Home Books and Excel a home for rent, no smok- FOOD $ENSE Nutrition $9,995. (435)843-8181 Non-Smokers Only! No Pets! must. Health, Dental, ing/ pets. 882-1550 Educator. Teach nutri- 1-888-745-3353 (ucan) SELLING YOUR moun- (801) 318-4997 tion and cooking skills Vacation, Holiday be- 4/BR HUD! $370/MO Help Wanted BECOME A SUB- tain bike? www.tooele pm pm to limited income adults neifts available. Pay or see Mgr #6, 2 -10 3BR/2BA $35,500! SCRIBER. 882-0050 transcript.com and youth. Training and DOE Fax resume to 260 North 100 East, Tooele Only $278/Mo! 5% teaching materials pro- 435-882-3752 down, 20 years @8% 2 AND 3bdrm apart- vided. Must recruit cli- RESPONSIBLE PER- apr., for listings call ments behind Super ents to teach. 20 SON Needs 30hrs per Gorgeous 1-800-586-3901 Ext. of Tooele Wal-Mart. Swimming hours/week. $10/hour. week as Personal As- 5749. (ucan) pool, hot tub, exercise Provide own transporta- sistant. Duties to in- Stansbury Park Home room, playground, full 4BD. 2.5 HOME only tion to meet with cli- c l u d e h o u s e h o l d clubhouse. 843-4400 $325/mo! 2BD. 1BA. e n t s . A p p l y a t chores, errands, cook- rent / lease Only $199/mo! 5% jobs.usu.edu. Job/req- ing, laundry, shopping 2BDRM 1BTH duplex. down, 20 years @ 8% uisition #051323. Ques- and other miscellane- clean. 1yr lease. No apr! for listings/Info. Sales tions call Darlene at ous duties. Must have smoking or pets. 800-488-5931. (ucan) (435)277-2406 or own car and must like $650/mo $500/dep (435)840-4404. pets. Hourly pay nego- (435)830-4437, (801) BEAUTIFUL custom Great Pay tiable (801)842-1993 376-7321 home in Grantsville for SELL YOUR car in the rent. Call Angela at & Benefits Transcript Bulletin Clas- BECOME A SUB- BECOME A SUB- RE/MAX Advanced sified section. SCRIBER. 882-0050 SCRIBER. 882-0050 435-884-3490 For Lease The Kirk 796 Lakeview Quiet, Quality apartments in a 5 bedrooms, 3 bath, UPDATED, restored historic structure Apply in Person Tile & Hardwood Flooring, 2 car The Best Places at the Best Prices garage, $1700.00/mo. 1 yr lease. Completely Furnished 1625 sq.ft. • Main St. Frontage • Great Location Weekly & Monthly Rates 855 N. Main Call JoAnne @ 435-830-3526 291 N. Main • Tooele 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 or 435-833-0740 830-2121 • 840-2772 Tuesday June 10, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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Each unit Services (801)916-0101 scaping complete. title insured, surveyed. ing at $48. Wholesale New carpet/ paint! Fully landscaped yard has 2bdrms 1bth, w/d Many extras! Ready to- TOOELE, 6bdrm, 2bth, 2 Won't last. EZ terms. Pricing! CR Doors & Tooele. Call Tim with fence. $850/mo. TOOELE, Nice Quiet hook ups, car ports, UP TO $1000 online d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . car garage, 2160sqft, C a l l UTLR Moulding 801-803-0482 Call 435-830-3662 Neighborhood!. 3bdrm, g o o d c o n d i t i o n , www.CASH- (801)860-5696, $174,900. 635 East 1-877-351-5263 (ucan) 801-489-1111. (ucan) 2bth Home for Rent. No $650/mo avg. for each IN30MINUTES.COM In BEAUTIFUL Stansbury RENT TO own, 1998 (435)882-7094 670 North. Motivated Pets, No Smoking. unit. 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C a l l RV pad, $167,500 or Meetings 1yr lease. Call Lena at Homes from $199/mo! 5% 6658, (801)641-9101 years plus. Top quality STANSBURY HOME for down, 20 years @ 8% (435)840-2991 $1000/mo $4000 down low prices. Weekly De- C21 (435)840-0244 STEAL MY RANCH Deadline for public no- Rent. 3bdrm, 2.5bth apr! For listings/Info. (435)884-0193 livery. 1-800-262-5347. $$ Low income govern- GOLF COURSE Home Utah's Uintah Basin. 40 tices is 4 p.m. the day h o m e f o r r e n t . 800-488-5931. (ucan) (435)224-4932 cobuildings@cobuild- CLEAN N o r t h e a s t ment programs avail- Stansbury Park. 4bdrm prior to publication. $1150/mo. Yard care acres starting at only ings.net (ucan) cul-de-sac location, able call for details 3bth, 1 office, Asking Public notices submit- taken care of. Very AFFORDABLE rambler- $29,900. Enjoy the per- 5bdrm, 3 full bath, fully B e r n a S l o a n $269,000 Manufactured S E L L I N G Y O U R ted past the deadline nice. Call 840-5184. fully finished, 2 family fect balance between finished, large fenced (435)840-5029 Group 1 rooms, playrooms, only (435)531-9350 Homes natural beauty and con- HOME? Advertise it in will not be accepted. yard w/playground. STANSBURY HOMES Real Estate $159,000. Prudential GRANTSVILLE Horse veniences! EZ terms. the classifieds. Call UPAXLP Close to schools & For rent (435)843-9883 882-4111 Property for Sale. NEW MANUFACTURED C a l l UTLR 882-0050 or visit shopping. No smoking/ Agent HOMES, NOW Whole- 888-622-5263 (ucan) www.tooeletran SELL YOUR computer DEADLINES FOR clas- 5bdrm, 2bth on .8 irri- p e t s . $ 1 2 5 0 / m o , LAKEFRONT Home in sale prices direct to the script.com in the classifieds. Call HAVING A yard sale? sifieds ads are Monday gated acre, only $1000/dep. No lease Stansbury Park, only $315,000. Lots of ex- public. Save thousands 882-0050 or visit ops. Call Greg Advertise in the Tran- $299,000. 882-4111 and Wednesdays by guaranteed. 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Currently being New construction remodeled, Available June 15 Full stucco. Act fast and choose your Owner/Broker interior colors Get more home Get more moNeY BUYERSfor your money! SELLERSout of your home! NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of the sale, “The Main Entrance of the Gordan R. Hall Tooele County Courthouse, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, UT”, on July 1, 2008, at 1:00 PM, of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed dated Decem- ber 23, 2002 and exe- cuted by GRANT BRIS- TOL ANAE AND JAYNE SUMNER ANAE, HUS- BAND & WIFE, as Trus- tor(s) in favor of MORT- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- TEMS, INC. as Benefici- ary, covering the following real property located in Tooele County: LOT 102, GATEWAY NEIGHBORHOOD- PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- SION, A SUBDIVISION OF TOOELE COUNTY, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- CORDED IN THE OF- FICE OF THE TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER. Together with all the im- provements now or here- after erected on the property, and all ease- ments, appurtenances, and fixtures now or here- after a part of the property. Tax Parcel No.: 13-049-0-0102 The address of the property is purported to be 6690 GREENFIELD LANE, STANSBURY PARK, UT 84074. The undersigned disclaims liability for any error in the address. The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., and the record owners of the property as of the recording of the notice of default is reported to be GRANT BRISTOL ANAE AND JAYNE SUMNER ANAE, HUSBAND & WIFE. Bidders must be pre- pared to tender to the trustee, RECONTRUST COMPANY, $5,000.00 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the day following the sale and deliverable to: Matheson, Mortensen, et al., 648 East First South, Salt Lake City, UT 84102. Both payments must be in the form of a cashier's check or money order and made payable to RECON- TRUST COMPANY, cash and Bank “Official Checks” are not accept- able. A trustee's deed will be made available to the successful bidder within three business NOTICE OF TRUS- days following receipt of TEE'S SALE the bid amount. The The following described sale is made without any property will be sold at warranty whatsoever, in- public auction to the cluding but not limited to highest bidder, payable any warranty as to title, in lawful money of the liens, possession, taxes, United States at the time encumbrances, or condi- of the sale, “The Main tion of the property. The NOTICE OF BUDGET Entrance of the Gordan sale is subject to a work- HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC R. Hall Tooele County out reinstatement, pay- The Board of Education HEARINGS ON PRO- Courthouse, 74 South off, sale cancellation or of the Tooele County POSALS TO AMEND 100 East, Tooele, UT”, postponement, incorrect School District will hold a THE TOWN OF VER- on July 1, 2008, at 1:00 bidding instructions, public hearing on June NON'S GENERAL PM, of said day, for the bankruptcy, or any other 17, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. at PLAN MAP AND ZON- purpose of foreclosing a circumstance of which the District office, 92 S ING MAP trust deed dated Decem- the trustee is unaware. Lodestone Way, Tooele, Pursuant to Sections ber 23, 2002 and exe- In the event any of the regarding the District’s 1 0 - 9 a - 2 0 4 a n d cuted by GRANT BRIS- foregoing apply, the sale proposed 2008-09 fiscal 10-9a-504 of the Utah TOL ANAE AND JAYNE will be void and the suc- B8 budget and the final Tooele Code,TranscripNotice is herebyt-Bulletin SUMNER ANAE,TuesdaHUS- cessfuly Junebidder's 10, 2008funds 2007-08 budget. The given that the Vernon BAND & WIFE, as Trus- will be returned without budgets may be re- Town Planning Commis- tor(s) in favor of MORT- any liability to the trustee Public Notices viewedPublicat the NoticesDistrict of - Public Notices Public Notices sion,Publicwill holdNoticespublic Public Notices Public Notices GAGEPublicELECTRONIC Notices orPublicbeneficiary Noticesfor interest Meetings fice duringMeetingsregular busi- Meetings Meetings hearingsMeetingson June Meetings Meetings REGISTRATIONTrustees SYS- or anyTrustees other damages. ness hours ten days 19,2008, at 7:00 PM at TEMS, INC. as Benefici- NOTICE IS HEREBY AGENDA prior to the hearing. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF the Vernon Fire Station, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF ary, covering the follow- GIVEN THAT RECON- NOTICE is hereby given Interested persons are Notice is Hereby Given MEETING AND to consider requests to Notice is hereby given MEETING AND ing real property located TRUST COMPANY IS that the Stansbury Serv- invited to attend and that the Tooele City AGENDA amend the General Plan that the Tooele County AGENDA in Tooele County: ATTEMPTING TO COL- ice Agency Board of give comment on these Council will hold a Public Tooele County Eco- Map and the Zoning Board of Health will hold Tooele County Historic LOT 102, GATEWAY LECT A DEBT AND Trustees will hold its budgets. Hearing to Consider the nomic Development Map of the Town of Ver- a public hearing on Preservation Commis- NEIGHBORHOOD- ANY INFORMATION regular meeting on Richard Reese Adoption of the 2008- Advisory Committee non as follows: Thursday, June 19, sion PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- OBTAINED WILL BE Wednesday, June 11, Business Administra- 2009 Fiscal Budget. The The Tooele County Eco- 1. To Amend the Gen- 2008, at 7:00 p.m. in the The Tooele County His- SION, A SUBDIVISION USED FOR THAT PUR- 2008 at 7:00 pm, at the tor Hearing will be held on nomic Development Ad- eral Plan Map from Health Department Con- toric Commission Public OF TOOELE COUNTY, POSE, AND THAT THE Stansbury Park Club- (Published in the Tran- Wednesday, June 18, visory Committee meet- Commercial to RR-1 and ference room, 151 North Meeting scheduled for ACCORDING TO THE DEBT MAY BE DIS- house, #1 Country Club script Bulletin June 10, 2008 at the hour of 7:00 ing that was scheduled the Zoning Map from Main Street, Tooele, June 18, 2008, has been PLAT THEREOF, RE- PUTED. Drive, Stansbury Park, 12 & 17, 2008) p.m. The Meeting will be for June 11, 2008 has RR-1 and A-20, all to Utah. The purpose of the cancelled. CORDED IN THE OF- Dated: June 2, 2008 Utah 84074. held in the Tooele City been cancelled due to RR-1 for the property lo- public hearing is to re- Pursuant to the Ameri- FICE OF THE TOOELE By: LaRoyce Walker, BUSINESS MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE Council Room Located lack of an agenda. cated directly south of ceive public comment on cans with Disabilities COUNTY RECORDER. Assistant Secretary 1.Call to Order Notice is hereby given at 90 North Main Street, Pursuant to the Ameri- Castagno Street, east of changes to the following Act, individuals needing Together with all the im- RECONTRUST COM- 2.Pledge of Allegiance that the Tooele City Re- Tooele, Utah. cans with Disabilities Main Street and West of regulations: Tooele special accommodations provements now or here- PANY 3.Roll Call development Agency will All Citizens are Invited to Act, individuals needing SR-36, owned by Chris- County Health Depart- during this meeting after erected on the 2380 Performance Dr, 4.Review and Adopt hold a public hearing to Attend and Provide the special accommodations tian and Hollie Christian- ment Regulation #5, indi- should notify Mary property, and all ease- RGV-D7-450 Minutes adopt the agency's Tooele City Council with during this meeting sen. A copy of the cur- vidual water systems ar- Dixon, Tooele County ments, appurtenances, Richardson, TX 75082 5.Public Comment 2008-2009 fiscal budget. Written or Oral Com- should notify Mary rent General Plan Map senic maximum contami- Engineering, at 435-843- and fixtures now or here- (800) 281-8219 x4539 6.Probable Vote Items The meeting will be held ments and ask Ques- Dixon, Tooele County and Zoning Map and re- nate level to safe drink- 3160 prior to the meet- after a part of the prop- Regular Business 7.Recess on Wednesday, June 18, tions Concerning Tooele Engineering, at 435-843- lated regulations and a ing water standards. All ing. erty. Hours: Monday-Friday, WORK SESSION 2008 at the hour of 6:30 City's Entire Proposed 3160 prior to the meet- copy of the requests to interested persons are For questions call (435) Tax Parcel No.: 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m., 1.Possible Vote Items p.m. in the Tooele City 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9 F i s c a l ing. amend these maps may invited to attend. Copied 843-3160 and ask to 13-049-0-0102 Central Time TS#: 08 a.Pool Decking Randy Council Chambers lo- Budget. For questions call (435) be reviewed before the of the drafts for these speak to Mary Dixon. The address of the prop- -17643 Jones cated at 90 North Main The Entire Proposed 843-3160 and ask to hearing by contacting regulations are available Dated this 6th day of erty is purported to be (Published in the Tran- 2.Managers Report Street, Tooele, Utah. Budget will be Available speak to Nicole Cline. Doretta Shumway, Town for examination and pub- June, 2008 6690 GREENFIELD script Bulletin June 3, 10 3.Board Members Re- Public comment will be for Inspection by the Dated this 6th day of Clerk at 830-3473. Inter- lic review at the Tooele Mary Dixon, Secretary LANE, STANSBURY & 17, 2008) ports and Requests heard at this time. Writ- Public from 8:00 a.m. June, 2008 ested persons are in- County Health Depart- Tooele County Historic PARK, UT 84074. The 4.Correspondence ten comments can be until 5:00 p.m., Monday Mary Dixon, Secretary vited to attend and give ment, 151 North Main Commission undersigned disclaims li- Public Notices 5.Financial and Bills sent to the Tooele City through Friday, in the of- Tooele County Eco- comment on this pro- Street, Tooele, Utah. (Published in the Tran- ability for any error in the Miscellaneous 6.Adjourn Recorder's Office at 90 fice of the City Recorder, nomic Development posal. Written comments may script Bulletin June 10, address. The current (Published in the Tran- North Main Street. A Room 214 at the Tooele Advisory Committee Dated this 9th day of be submitted to Tooele 2008) Beneficiary of the trust script Bulletin June 10, City Hall, 90 North Main (Published in the Tran- June 2008. County Health Depart- Deadline for public no- copy of the proposed PUBLIC NOTICE deed is MORTGAGE 2008) Street, Tooele, Utah. script Bulletin June 10, BY ORDER OF THE ment, 151 North Main, tices is 4 p.m. the day budget is available for The Grantsville City ELECTRONIC REGIS- Sharon Dawson 2008) VERNON TOWN PLAN- Tooele, Utah 84074, and prior to publication. public review in the City Council will hold a spe- TRATION SYSTEMS, Tooele City Recorder NING COMMISSION will be accepted until Public notices submit- NOTICE OF BUDGET Recorder's Office prior to cial meeting on Wednes- INC., and the record Pursuant to the Ameri- BY DORETTA SHUM- 5:00 p.m., Thursday, ted past the deadline HEARING the meeting. NOTICE OF PUBLIC day, June 11, 2008 at owners of the property cans with Disabilities WAY VERNON TOWN July 14th, 2008. For will not be accepted. The Board of Education Sharon Dawson HEARINGS ON PRO- 6:00 p.m. The meeting as of the recording of the Act, Individuals Needing CLERK more information contact UPAXLP of the Tooele County RDA Secretary POSALS TO AMEND will be held at the notice of default is re- Special Accommoda- (Published in the Tran- Jeff Coombs, Tooele School District will hold a Pursuant to the Ameri- THE TOWN OF VER- Grantsville City Offices ported to be GRANT GRANTSVILLE CITY tions During this Meeting script Bulletin June 10, County Environmental public hearing on June cans with Disabilities NON'S GENERAL located at 429 East Main BRISTOL ANAE AND NOTICE OF ADOPTION Should Notify Sharon 2008) Health Director, at 17, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. at Act, individuals needing PLAN MAP AND ZON- Street, Grantsville, Utah. JAYNE SUMNER ANAE, OF ORDINANCE Dawson, at 843-2110 (435)277-2463 the District office, 92 S special accommodations ING MAP The Agenda will be as HUSBAND & WIFE. NOTICE IS HEREBY Prior to the Meeting. Dated this 10th day of Lodestone Way, Tooele, during this meeting Pursuant to Sections GOT A good idea for a follows: Bidders must be pre- GIVEN that on June 4, TDD Phone Number is June, 2008. regarding the District’s should notify Sharon 1 0 - 9 a - 2 0 4 a n d story? Call the Tran- 1. Call to Order. pared to tender to the 2008, the Grantsville 843-2108. Myron E. Bateman, proposed 2008-09 fiscal Dawson, at 843-2110 10-9a-504 of the Utah script and let us know 2. Roll Call. trustee, RECONTRUST City Council enacted Or- (Published in the Tran- Director budget and the final prior to the meeting. Code, Notice is hereby 882-0050. 3. Review of proposed COMPANY, $5,000.00 dinance 2008-20, which script Bulletin June 10, If you desire special ac- 2007-08 budget. The TDD phone number is given that the Vernon 2008-2009 budget. at the sale and the bal- amended the Grantsville 2008) commodation under the budgets may be re- 843-2108. Town Planning Commis- WANT TO get the latest 4. July 4th Celebration. ance of the purchase City Zoning Map by re- Americans with Disabili- viewed at the District of- (Published in the Tran- sion, will hold public local news? Subscribe 5. Adjourn price by 12:00 noon the classifying approximately ties Act, please contact fice during regular busi- script Bulletin June 10, BECOME A SUB- hearings on June to the Transcript Bulle- Jeremy Walker day following the sale 1.54 acres located along Tooele County’s ADA ness hours ten days 2008) SCRIBER. 882-0050 19,2008, at 7:00 PM at tin. City Recorder and deliverable to: 124 East Main Street Coordinator, Pamela prior to the hearing. the Vernon Fire Station, (Published in the Tran- Matheson, Mortensen, et from a R-1-8 designation Loth, (435)843-3157, Interested persons are to consider requests to script Bulletin June 10, al., 648 East First South, to a CS zoning designa- within 3 working days invited to attend and amend the General Plan 2008)_ Salt Lake City, UT tion. This ordinance will give comment on these Map and the Zoning prior to this meeting. 84102. Both payments take effect upon the pub- budgets.It’s A Buyers MapMarket!of the Town of Ver- (Published in the Tran- must be in the form of a lication of this notice. Richard Reese non as follows: script Bulletin June 10 & Public Notices cashier's check or The entire ordinance Business Administra- 1. To Amend1071 theS. 860Gen W- ., Tooele • $209,900 12, 2009) Trustees money order and made may be reviewed or a tor eral Plan Map from payable to RECON- copy may be obtained PUBLIC NOTICE (Published in the Tran- Commercial to RR-1 and Deadline for public no- TRUST COMPANY, from the Grantsville City NOTICE IS HEREBY script Bulletin June 10, the Zoning Map from tices is 4 p.m. the day cash and Bank “Official Recorder at 429 East GIVEN THAT the Tooele 12 & 17, 2008) RR-1 and A-20, all to prior to publication. Checks” are not accept- Main Street, Grantsville City Planning Commis- RR-1 for the property lo- Public notices submit- able. A trustee's deed Utah. sion will meet in a public cated directly south of ted past the deadline will be made available to DATED this 5 day of hearing and Business Castagno Street, east of will not be accepted. the successful bidder June, 2008. meeting scheduled for Main Street and WestUNDERof UPAXLP within three business Jeremy Walker Wednesday, June 11, days following receipt of SR-36, ownedThis isbya beautifulChris- Home! Wood Doors! NOTICE OF TRUS- Grantsville City 2008 in the hour of 7:00 the bid amount. The tian and HollieWoodChristian trim! Textured- walls! Laminent TEE'S SALE Recorder CONTRACT PM. The meeting will be sale is made without any sen. A copywoodof floors!the cur Ne- w Carpet! Better than The following described (Published in the Tran- held at Tooele City Hall warranty whatsoever, in- rent Generalnew. PlanIf thisMap house is in your price property will be sold at script Bulletin June 10, in the City Council cluding but not limited to $ and ZoningrangeMap thisand is rea must- see. public auction to the 2008) Chambers, located at 90 any warranty as to title, lated regulations and a highest bidder, payable 1464 Country Lane, Erda 769,900 N Main Street, Tooele, liens, possession, taxes, PUBLIC NOTICE This house has EVERYTHING! Beautifully Landscaped. Warm and inviting woodcopy of the requests to in lawful money of the Utah. encumbrances, or condi- For and on the record amend these1162maps N.may 380 E., Tooele United States at the time floors, formal dining room. Formal living room, den Large and comfortable master Agenda Items tion of the property. The this is public notice of a be reviewed before the of the sale, “The Main suite with a Grand master Bath. Fabulous Kitchen Family room area. 7 Bedrooms! 4 1. Pledge of Allegiance sale is subject to a work- lien, security agreement hearing by contacting Entrance of the Gordan upstairs and 3 downstairs! Amazing theater room. All this on 5 acres in East Erda! 2. Public Hearing and out reinstatement, pay- entered into by and Be- Doretta Shumway, Town R. Hall Tooele County Offering 9 additional acre feet of water for sale with this property! Recommendation on fi- off, sale cancellation or tween Tegina Illeyasa Clerk at 830-3473. Inter- Courthouse, 74 South nal plat approval for postponement, incorrect Williams Secured Party ested persons are in- 100 East, Tooele, UT”, Tooele City Commercial bidding instructions, and TEGINA I. WIL- vited to attend and give on July 1, 2008, at 1:00 1470601W. HwyBlueridge, 199, Rush T ooeleValley Park phase 5 amending bankruptcy, or any other LIAMS DEBTOR on May comment on this pro- PM, of said day, for the and extending lot 8 of circumstance of which 30th 2008 signed and posal. purpose of foreclosing a 9+ Acre Beautiful Large Kitchen! Roomy Family Tooele City Commercial the trustee is unaware. notarized on this May Dated this 9th day of trust deed dated Decem- room! 4 bedrooms and room to grow in the Park phase 1 creating a In the event any of the 28th 2008, available for June 2008. ber 23, 2002 and exe- basement! Very, Very Cozy! Beautifully 2.293 acre lot located at foregoing apply, the sale public view upon request Lot In East BY ORDER OF THE cuted by GRANT BRIS- landscaped and fenced. Great Price. 195 S Millburn Dr. will be void and the suc- at the address below. VERNON TOWN PLAN$- TOL ANAE AND JAYNE 209,900 3. Public Hearing and cessful bidder's funds Tegina Illeyasa Williams NING COMMISSION SUMNER ANAE, HUS- Recommendation on or- will be returned without c/o 1924 Hunters Court. Erda! BY DORETTA SHUM- BAND & WIFE, as Trus- 1 dinance 2008-10 repeal- any liability to the trustee Wellington, Florida WOW 3 bedrooms, 1 /2 bathrooms WAYpriced VERNON14704064WTOWN. Hwy Palmer 199, Rush Rd, VErdaalley tor(s) in favor of MORT- ing Tooele City Code or beneficiary for interest 33414 UNDER under $165,000! Newlly painted, tileCLERK GAGE ELECTRONIC Fantastic Lot Chapter 7-14 table 4 or any other damages. (Published in the Tran- through out. Wood burning stove in(Published the in thePRICETran- REDUCED REGISTRATION SYS- note regarding maximum NOTICE IS HEREBY script Bulletin June 3, $ script Bulletin June 10, TEMS, INC. as Benefici- family room! 164,900 detached garage size. GIVEN THAT RECON- 10, 17 & 24, 2008) w/water 2008) ary, covering the follow- CONTRACT 4. Public Hearing and TRUST COMPANY IS ing real property located Recommendation on or- ATTEMPTING TO COL- in Tooele County: d i n a n c e 2 0 0 8 - 0 8 LECT A DEBT AND 356 N. Wrathall Cir, Grantsville 388 E. 950 N., Tooele LOTYour102, GATEWAY Complete Local News Source. amending Tooele City ANY INFORMATION NEIGHBORHOOD- Have your own park. Over 100 mature code 7-16-4 (Table 2) to OBTAINED WILL BE PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- trees line this 1 acre beauty in Erda. Very clarify landscaping re- USED FOR THAT PUR- SION, A SUBDIVISIONTOOELE cute and cozy home. 6 bedrooms, 2 full quirements. POSE,RANDANTHATSCRTHEIPT OF TOOELE COUNTY, T bathrooms and 1¾ bathroom. This is a 5. Review and Approval DEBT MAY BE DIS- $ ACCORDING TO THE wonderful property. 249,900 of Planning Commission BPUTED.ULLETIN PLAT THEREOF, RE- minutes for meeting held Dated: June 2, 2008 CORDED IN THE OF- May 28, 2008. By: LaRoyce Walker, 1167 Bates Canyon Rd., Erda FICE OF THE TOOELE Over 5000 Square Feet in the Palomino th 6. Adjourn Assistant Secretary 4 bedrooms, 2 family rooms or 5 bedroom 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley COUNTY RECORDER. Ranches. 4 bedrooms, 4 full Bathrooms & Pursuant to the Ameri- RECONTRUST COM- and 1 family room. The downstairs family Together with all the im- 2 half bathrooms. Hardwood Floors. 9 foot room has been converted into a beauti- cans with Disabilities PANY ceilings, Second finished family room in Act, individuals needing provementsORDERnow or here- YOUR ful master suite. This super clean home is 2380 Performance Dr, the basement. Beautiful Hardwood floors. special accommodations after erected on the beautiful, close to a great park and looks RGV-D7-450 30’ by 40’ drive through shop with 15 foot during this meeting property, and all ease- new. $209,900 Richardson, TX 75082 doors. 16’ by 40’ stall unit all on 1.48 acres! Wow should notify Rachelle ments, appurtenances,CLASSIFIED (800) 281-8219 x4539 New Listing $ and fixtures now or here- 439,900 Custer, Tooele City Regular Business after a part of the prop- 78 W. 1930 North, Tooele Everything in this house is brand new Planner prior to the Hours: Monday-Friday, and gorgeous. New cabinets, new granite meeting at (435) erty. ADS ONLINE! 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m., Beautiful 2900 square foot home to be New Listing Tax Parcel No.: countertops, new walnut wood floors in 843-2130 or TDD (435) Central Time TS#: 08 built in the Canyon Rim Estates on a .26 13-049-0-0102 the livingroom and den, new travertine 843-2180. FAST PLACEMENT,-17643 acre lot! 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms Beautiful The address of the prop- floors. Upgraded carpets, new paint, new (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- open beautiful floor plan! To Be Built erty is purported to be Condo lighting, new stucco, finished basement, script Bulletin June 10, FAST RESULTS.script Bulletin June 3, 10 6690 GREENFIELD $239,000 Just right for large shop. So much more. $559,900 2008) & 17, 2008) ______LANE, STANSBURY Amazing Views! 5 bedrooms! 2 your first home PUBLIC NOTICE PARK, UT 84074. The full bathrooms! 1 ¾ bathroom. 1 ½ or a rental Notice is hereby given undersignedTo placedisclaims your li- bathroom, Granite Countertops! Wood opportunity. that the Lake Point Im- ability for any error in the provement District will classified ads in the or Tile Floors. Beautiful open floor 5 Acre Lot address. The current $139,900 hold its regularly sched- Tooele Transcript plan. Over 4600 square feet! 5 acres in Beneficiary of the trust uled Business meeting deedBulletin,is MORTGAGE visit www. East Erda. 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selves about their memories and Years their current lives. continued from page B1 Classmate Louie Pavlos, whose family lived in New Town, told a is our 50th reunion,” Tate said. story about one of the skits they Of the 132 classmates who performed at THS where Pavlos graduated in 1958, 52 of them played Tarzan. His job was to res- have died. Of those still living, 78 cue Jane from the villain, who was went to the banquet and about played by another classmate. 40 participated in other events “We didn’t make any prepa- during the two-day celebration. rations,” Pavlos said. “But I did On Wednesday, the group modify the script.” toured the pioneer and rail- As he was swinging across the road museums in Tooele, had a stage on a rope, he flew right into rainy barbecue at Parker’s Park the villain instead of stopping in in Overlake and then toured the front of him. This made the vil- new Tooele High School. lain fly across the stage and lose “I think it’s just fantastic,” said his BB gun. Someone backstage Susanne Park Saxton after tour- was supposed to make a loud ing the new high school. “They’ve back-cracking noise with two come a long way. They can take pieces of wood when Pavlos hurt languages and ceramics classes.” the villain’s back. But, no one was She said none of those class- there so Pavlos had the villain es were available while going to make the noise himself. school in the ‘50s. At the end of the skit when Thursday was spent tour- Pavlos was making one final ing the Firefighter’s Museum at swing, he went out over the audi- Deseret Peak Complex and Miller ence and on to the other wing Motorsports Park. where he grabbed a ladder to keep While visiting these places himself from swinging back. that didn’t exist 50 years ago, the “It was not part of the plan,” classmates talked amongst them- Pavlos said. Come join us for Hershel Warrens’ photography / Maegan Burr last Members of the Tooele High School class of 1958 take a tour of the Miller Motorsports Park Thursday. It has been 50 years since these classmates roamed the halls of THS. farewell Other memories that crept up out of high school and served build in the morning so he could Sometimes the students would in various conversations were of all over the world until 1975. He swim for free in the afternoons. take the bus into Salt Lake when the growth in Tooele. After high bought a home in Grantsville but “There was always something THS would play West High School party school, Tate went to the University eventually moved back to Tooele. to do in Tooele,” Smith said. in football. There was an Arctic of Utah. Although his parents He remembers when Tooele’s two When he came back from the Circle on the way to the school lived here until their deaths he movie theaters were the Ritz and military, he was surprised to see that they would frequent. Saturday “didn’t come back home.” the Strand. a dam was built in Settlement “It was more exciting to get the th pm “Tooele has really changed, “It cost 10 cents to go to the Canyon and the smelter in Pine French fries than to watch the June 14 • 6 especially in how it’s grown,” Tate Strand and I couldn’t afford to Canyon was gone. game,” Saxton said. Tooele Moose Lodge said. “When I graduated we had go to the Ritz because it was 35 He also reflected on Tooele’s They would also go to Tate’s 1100 E. Vine 8,500 people and Grantsville had cents,” Smith said. “My allow- rivalry with Grantsville. If Confectionery on Main Street in 2,200. I heard the numbers in ance was only 35 cents.” Grantsville came to Tooele for a Tooele to get cherry Cokes. Pot Luck! Tooele County are approaching He remembers when they were game, there would be fights, and “That was a big deal,” she said. 50,000.” building the swimming pool the same could be said if Tooele Although she helps plan the Live Music! Gary Smith, who lives in where the Leigh Pratt Aquatic went to Grantsville. reunions each year, Saxton said Tooele, went into the Navy right Center now stands. He would help “There was a lot of animosity,” she rarely sees her classmates Smith said. from 1958. Now he’s found out that there “You forget all that silly stuff are kids who go to Grantsville from high school at the reunions,” “I think of the time we’ve spent together and the journey everyone’s had to get here. There are thousands of stories, but what’s most important is that we’re here to tell them.” Jim Tate 1958 THS class president

and take some classes in Tooele. she said. “Everyone is on the Although Smith wasn’t involved same level. Some of those who in extracurricular activities or were popular in high school may sports during high school, he did not have done so well. It’s a role have one goal: “The only thing I reversal.” was involved in was getting my Some of the students from hind end out of school.” the class of 1958 who have gone Smith’s classmate, Saxton, who on to be very successful include now lives in Taylorsville, has fond classmates like Don Bryan who is memories of Tooele that reach an orthopedic surgeon in Ogden back long before high school. and Roy Whitehouse, who built “I lived on First South and First Parker’s Park where the barbecue East and there was nothing east was held on Wednesday. past that,” Saxton said. “I have At the banquet on Thursday pictures of me out in the yard with evening, Tate and Saxton put nothing but a field behind me.” together a DVD that showed She would build tumbleweed how Tooele was in the 1950s and houses with one of her friends how it is today. Every classmate and she was so discouraged was featured in it and those who when they built the hospital near attended the banquet received her house because that was her the DVD as a gift. playground. The group also sang old songs, Some of the memories Saxton had a tribute to those from their has revolve around food. She said class who have died and passed they rarely had hamburgers and around a microphone so each when McDonald’s was built in classmate could share memories. Salt Lake they would go into the “I think of the time we’ve spent city for a burger. For the longest together and the journey every- time, she didn’t even know what one’s had to get here,” Tate said a taco was. with tears welling up in his eyes. “The only time I sluffed school “There are thousands of stories, was to go to Francesco’s for pizza but what’s most important is that on 3500 South in Salt Lake,” we’re here to tell them.” Saxton said. [email protected]

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