Health Officials Wage War on Obesity As Part of New Program

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Speed museum exhibit features salt flats racers See A7 TOOELETRANSCR IPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY June 5, 2012 www.TooeleTranscript.com Vol. 119 No. 1 50¢ Health officials wage war on obesity as part of new program

Rankings released earlier this year and Department outlines goals with new five- a Dan Jones and Associates survey conducted two years ago were factored into year Community Health Improvement Plan the plan. “These people, when they came togeth- by Rachel Madison physical inactivity, diabetes and access er, determined the five highest problems STAFF WRITER to health care. we have in the county,” Bateman said. “CHIP was done so we can pull in all “As we went through all of our data, we Tooele County Health Department community members and try to iden- learned we had the highest obesity rate officials have determined the top five tify the highest needs in Tooele County,” in the state. If you have obesity taken health issues facing Tooele County and said Myron Bateman, health department care of that’ll help with a lot of other have resolved to improve the commu- director. “We want each organization to things, like diabetes.” nity in these areas over the next five look at what they can do and what their Bateman said the working groups years through the 2012-2017 Community responsibility is to addressing each prob- came up with goals they felt were mea- Health Improvement Plan. lem.” surable. The overall goal of CHIP, which was Several health priority work groups “In a year from now, we want to see released to the public last week, is to were formed with members of many of where we have gone,” he said. “We don’t improve the health of the public though the county’s government and community just want to tell people to lose weight. We the strengthening of government and agencies to help determine what the top community partnerships specifically in five health issues in the county were. In the areas of obesity, substance abuse, addition, results from the County Health SEE HEALTH PAGE A7 ➤ Sue Butterfield Marcus Coffing holds his son Kaius at the Tooele County School District Adult Education graduation ceremony Friday at the Blue Peak High School gym. Adult Ed graduated 62 students. Tooele Adult Education graduates 62 people Student speakers at ceremony talk about their dreams and goals for the future

by Tim Gillie “Our students come from a STAFF WRITER wide variety of backgrounds,” said Cheryl Miller, director of Tooele County School District’s adult education for the Tooele adult education program added County School District. “Some 62 students to the number of have had to overcome learning high school graduates in Tooele disabilities, others have had to County during its commence- recover from accidents, some ment exercises held June 1 at the had trouble with relationships, Blue Peak High School gym. some found it hard to balance The adult education student work, school, and family respon- body consists of around 160 stu- sibilities.” dents who did not graduate from Student speakers talked about high school before turning 18 their dreams for the future, rather years old. than dwelling on past circum- Students come to the adult stances that brought them to education center, housed at the adult education. Tooele County School District’s “I had to overcome my fear of Community Learning Center, math to complete school,” said and work individually with Jennifer Hopper. “Sometimes instructors to complete gradua- I would lose my courage and I tion requirements. would let it stop me from com- The adult education center ing in.” She is planning a future also has programs in Wendover, Maegan Burr Dugway, Ibapah, and the Tooele Kelli McCarthy and Brian McCarthy work out at the Get Fit with Ty facility Monday. Tooele County Health Department is embarking on a new Community County Jail. SEE ADULT PAGE A6 ➤ Health Improvement Plan. County high schools beat statewide graduation rate

by Tim Gillie the percentage of students Two high schools gradu- STAFF WRITER who started school in 2008 ated 100 percent of their stu- SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX along with transfer students dents, including Manila High The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 5:59 a.m. 8:57 p.m. The 2011 graduation rate who ended up graduating in School in Daggett County Thursday 5:59 a.m. 8:58 p.m. for Tooele County’s five high 2011. The three-year rate is with 17 graduating students Friday 5:59 a.m. 8:58 p.m. Saturday 5:58 a.m. 8:59 p.m. schools exceeded the state- used because 16 of Utah’s 30 and Altamont High School Sunday 5:58 a.m. 8:59 p.m. wide graduation rate in 2011, school districts have three- in Duchesne County, which Monday 5:58 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue according to a report released year high schools. graduated 38 students. Tuesday 5:58 a.m. 9:00 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin by the Utah State Office of Statewide the graduation Stansbury High School Wednesday 11:11 p.m. 8:26 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Education. rate was 76 percent. The over- graduated 255 of 283 stu- Thursday 11:50 p.m. 9:36 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Graduation rates for 2012 all graduation rate for Tooele dents, a 90 percent gradua- Friday none 10:44 a.m. Saturday 12:23 a.m. 11:50 a.m. ALMANAC are not available because stu- County School District was tion rate placed SHS in 27th Sunday 12:53 a.m. 12:52 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 4. dents have until Sept. 30 to 81 percent. place among Utah’s public Mostly sunny and Mostly sunny and Sunshine and patchy Partly sunny and Monday 1:20 a.m. 1:53 p.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Sunny Temperatures Tuesday 1:47 a.m. 2:52 p.m. warmer breezy clouds cooler complete graduation require- Dugway High School led and charter high schools. High/Low past week 93/47 ments, according to federal the way in Tooele County Tooele High School’s Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 77/53 64 43 77 54 85 51 78 46 66 43 73 53 77 56 Average temp past week 71.6 requirements that spell out with a 95 percent graduation graduation rate was 89 per- Normal average temp past week 65.1 how districts compute gradu- rate with 18 of it 19 students cent; Wendover High School TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low ation rates. graduating. graduated 87 percent of its June 11 June 19 June 26 July 3 Shown is Wednesday’s Maegan Burr To compare graduation Only four out of the 145 potential senior class, while Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and rates for 2011 among Utah high schools on the report Grantsville High School had AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs. Tooele High School students toss their caps at their graduation ceremony at the University of Utah Huntsman Center on May high schools the USOE uses had a graduation rate higher 24. Dugway High School scored in the top five in statewide graduation numbers, with 96 percent of seniors graduating in 2011. a three-year rate that shows than Dugway. SEE COUNTY PAGE A9 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tooele High School’s rate was 89 percent. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 62/33 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 63/48 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 60/34 66/45 66/44 62/46 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Stansbury Park First ever Wild 63/43 Erda 63/45 man becomes Horse and OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 66/45 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 72/44 63/44 54/37 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 63/45 Bauer Good Coast Guard Heritage Days 64/43 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 64/43 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 64/43 rescue swimmer set for this 64/40 74/45 See Stockton PollenThursday Index weekend Price complete 64/42 71/45 High Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley See B1 67/38 64/40 Ophir Moderate on A9 57/37 Source:Low www.airquality.utah.gov See A9 Delta Manti Absent 71/43 71/40 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 82/52 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/41 72/42 Moab 62/40 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 84/53 Beaver 83/51 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 71/41 Ibapah 64/39 24-hour 65/38 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.05 -0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 71/38 79/51 at Grantsville 1.53 none 86/61 Kanab 81/47 Eureka 60/38 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4197.41 A2

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BUSINESS BRIEFS Camp Hobé offers camping expe- Military installations build to conserve energy rience for kids with cancer and their siblings by Lisa Christensen be off the grid.” Each year, hundreds of children escape the rigors of their cancer STAFF WRITER On the other side of the Stansbury treatment routines by attending Mountains, construction is under- a special camp at the Utah Elks’ Though bound firmly in the way at Dugway Proving Grounds Camp Wapiti in Tooele. It’s an middle of the desert, military on new housing focused on con- opportunity for kids to be kids, installations in Tooele have been servation. A total of 15 new dwell- meet other children sharing similar pushing to make their grounds a ings — seven single-family homes, experiences, learn new skills, expe- little “greener.” five two-story duplexes and three rience different activities, share an Tooele Army Depot has single-family homes for Dugway appreciation for nature and develop announced plans for a field of brass — are currently under con- leadership skills. 402 solar panels. Construction struction. Volunteer medical staff, includ- is planned for this fall and the Capt. Michael Beck, project engi- ing those specializing in pediatric groundbreaking for the field is neer of Dugway Proving Ground oncology, donate their time and scheduled for Aug. 17. new housing, said all of the build- expertise to provide seamless con- Though the field of gleaming ings have Energy Star appliances tinuity of care while the kids are solar panels is the first of its kind and windows, but the real energy enjoying their time at camp. Camp in Tooele County, it is less a revolu- efficiency comes from increased Hobé currently offers three pro- tionary development than it is the insulation, natural landscaping grams during the summer, includ- next step in a string of renewable and a ground climate control sys- ing a five-day kids week overnight energy and eco-friendly projects at tem. session for 6 to 12-year-olds (June Tooele’s military installations. The new houses are currently 11–15), a five-day teen week over- The solar field will be built adja- at a gold rating by Leadership in night session for 12 to 19 year cent to the energy-generating wind Energy and Environmental Design olds (June 18–22) and a two-day turbine, which was completed in (LEED) standards, which range day camp session for 4 to 7 year July 2010. Solar panels have already from certified to silver to gold to olds (June 18-19). The day camp been implemented on the roofs of platinum ratings, Beck said, but sessions serve as an introduction 14 buildings on the depot. Kathy expected to reach the platinum rat- to the program for the younger set, Anderson, public information offi- ing when completed. The upgrade Maegan Burr making for an easy transition into cer for Tooele Army Depot, said the in efficiency is both a happy acci- an overnight visit in future years. Diversified Maintenance Systems subcontractors work on a new house at Dugway Proving Grounds English Village Monday ultimate goal of the energy projects dent and the product of collabora- afternoon. The new housing project is designed to meet top energy efficient and environmental standards. Activities include crafts, field is to achieve self-sustainability. tion and determination. games, theater games, nature “It’s part of the depot’s future “We required in the contract that LEED gold at no cost to the govern- “You’ll definitely see a delinea- that juice,” he said. “These houses activities, archery, swimming, hik- energies plan,” she said. “This is it was to be LEED silver and the ment, and if we can get more for tion between your lush green lawn are completely different than the ing, and creative writing. Special just another part of the energy plan contractor, when he bid the proj- free, let’s go for it,” Beck said, noting and the native grasses, but it will other homes in style and square activities may include SCUBA div- for the depot. What the goal is, is to ect, said he believed he could reach that more discussions on efficiency still give you that effect,” he said. footage. Down the road they’ll be ing, a climbing wall or rock con- of construction and amenities fol- “We won’t have to really overirri- able to make comaprisons after certs. lowed. “It was a slight accident but gate the area and consume exces- they get data, but right now, pre- Camp Hobé is a non-profit corpora- it was a lot of hard work and con- sive amounts of water.” occupation, I can’t give you any tion whose support comes from scious effort to achieve this.” Some 200 feet below ground, energy-saving numbers.” grants, private donations, in-kind Beck said the houses have deep- pipes are implemented to diffuse Both the green energy projects contributions and fund-raising activ- er walls than in standard construc- heat and pipe back cold, in the at TEAD and sustainable housing ities. To learn more about Camp tion and are padded with 18 inches summer, and trade cold for hot at Dugway represent a movement Hobé, visit www.CampHobeKids. of insulation, including where the in the winter, via a water-based within the armed forces that is org. roof meets the walls because of a solution. The cool or warm liquid both economical and ecological, change in the design of that joint. is then used to blow air for tem- Beck said, and the two bases are That change in design will also perature control in the house, Beck embracing that movement. The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes news items from the local busi- help decrease the amount of air said. Aside from temporary use of “This is kind of a milestone for ness community of 150 words or seepage, he said, as will sealing heat strips in the furnace when the Dugway, which is really an energy less. Businesses can send news all joints, seams and holes in the building needs to be quickly heat- leader in the Army. Dugway, Tooele of awards, promotions, internal walls. ed, he said, the system requires no Army Depot, those two are really milestones, new business ven- The yards are xeroscaped, mean- supplement and is more cost effec- kind of on the forefront on a lot tures, new hires, relocations, part- ing mostly filled with hardy des- tive than other systems, though of the energy initiatives, and this nerships, major transactions and ert plants and grasses that require firm numbers are not yet available is a big step for Dugway. I believe other items to Jeff Barrus via e- little water and are used to the for the Dugway houses. it should prove the value of doing mail at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. harsh conditions of the semi-arid “The only thing you’re using then the LEED program and it’ll show com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, climate. There are some patches is the electricity to pump the water the energy savings to Dugway, the or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, Maegan Burr of Kentucky Blue Grass, Beck said, and turn the fan, which is nominal Army,” he said. “The energy bills Tooele, UT 84074. Diversified Maintenance Systems’ Dave Fisher points out some of the spray but those swaths are landscaped for a gas furnace, where you have these bases use are enormous and foam used on all of the openings in the home along with the heavy insulation within the less-thirsty varieties to have the electricity for the fan anywhere we can do better, we in one of the duplexes under construction at Dugway Proving Grounds English to minimize the water needed to and the gas to burn, or an electric want to.” If it happens here, Village Monday. The new housing units are all LEED Gold certified. maintain an attractive lawn. heater, where you’re eating up all [email protected] read about it here. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN West Wendover seeks help in finding escaped prisoner Subscribe Today • 882-0050 by Lisa Christensen release from the department. to the release, Morales was also were attending to the other sometimes go by the nickname STAFF WRITER Although the fight was no lon- discovered to be on parole and incident. “Trucker.” ger ongoing when they arrived, had been drinking, which was Morales is considered an Anyone with information of �� The West Wendover Police officers began investigating the a violation of his parole. Police escaped prisoner, since he had Morales’ whereabouts is encour- � Department is asking for help incident. During the course of placed Morales in the back of a been arrested, and is being aged to call the West Wendover �� finding a man they say escaped the investigation, 23-year-old patrol car, and then were alert- sought for escape by a prison, Police Department either at the �� from their custody Monday Abraham Morales began yelled to another fight in progress parole violation, disturbing general number, 775-664-4393; morning. ing at the officers, the release at the same bar. the peace and petit larceny. He through the Secret Witness hot- �� Officers from the department states. According to the press is described as being 6-feet-2- line, 775-664-3188; or by email were called to a report of a fight Morales, a West Wendover release, Morales was able to get inches tall and 160 pounds with at tipacop@westwendovercity. �� in progress at a local bar at resident, was arrested for dis- out of the car and run away, short brown hair and brown com. �� 4:23 a.m., according to a press turbing the peace. According still handcuffed, while police eyes. Morales is known to [email protected] �� NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 �� Groups assist HAFB in munitions cleanup �� by Rachel Madison a 10-year period. by the UTTR Restoration Advisory these meetings at http://uttrrab. �� STAFF WRITER Because the munitions, wheth- Board so they can learn more org. The next meeting will be June �� er whole or fragmented, can pres- about the project.” 26 at 10 a.m. at the Wendover In 2010, Hill Air Force Base offi- ent a hazard, the public should Residents can find out the Senior Center, 112 S. Moriah Ave. �� cials began to clean up decades be alert to anything unnatural or dates, times and locations of [email protected] �� of leftover munitions and hazard- manmade in areas near UTTR. �� ous waste at the Utah Test and Reid said it’s important for peo- Training Range. Now, two other ple to move away, not touch the �� organizations, the Bureau of items and call 911 to report the �� Land Management and the State location, route, landmarks or �� of Utah School and Institutional any other features that would aid �� Trust Lands Administration, have authorities in locating the unex- �� joined forces with HAFB to help ploded ordnance. �� with the cleanup process. Reid said the BLM and HAFB �� All three partners met on May have placed five warning signs and �� 14 to discuss the cleanup actions. a bulletin board in areas south of �� Lisa Reid, public affairs special- Clive and at the entrance roads to Sunday • Monday • Tuesda �� y �� ist for the BLM’s West Desert the UTTR area Friday. They also �� District, said the BLM and SITLA installed seven no motor vehicle 1/4 lb Hamburger �� were brought into the project signs around the routes that have when HAFB officials discovered been created by HAFB during �� that some of the unexploded ord- their remediation work. �� nances were on land the two enti- The signs read: Danger. $ 00* �� ties manage. Explosive objects may be present �� “There are some areas of on federal, public and state lands �� concern,” Reid said. “With the ahead. Proceed with caution. Stay 2 �� increase in public use in that on existing routes only. Do not �� area, we learned we needed to handle any found objects. For �� start helping with the cleanup more information contact Hill Air �� process.” Force Base at (801) 775-5242 or in �� Reid said although HAFB is an emergency call 911. �� responsible for the entire project, “Even though it’s been years �� EVERYDAY SPECIAL �� the BLM is involved because some since the area’s been used for �� of the unexploded ordnances are testing, there are still munitions �� on the property it manages. there,” she said. “There’s a pos- �� The BLM manages a signifi- sibility that ordnances and muni- cant portion of the land located tions are unexploded, which is a �� Hot Fudge �� adjacent to the UTTR. BLM lands huge public safety issue. Public �� are managed for recreational use, safety is paramount to us, as �� Sundae �� grazing, mineral leases, wildlife well as to Hill Air Force Base and �� habitat and various other uses, SITLA. We don’t want anyone to �� according to Reid. Most of the be injured due to this.” $ �� land owned by SITLA adjacent to Reid said as far as the BLM �� UTTR is unused, but some of the knows, the removal project is not �� land is leased for grazing. causing any issues for animals 1.99 �� Cleanup will include the locat- or vegetation, and thus far no �� *Limited time only, ing and removing of unexploded reports of any accidents or inju- Like us on Facebook for �� exclusive weekly specials no other discounts or �� ordnances and explosive residue ries have been filed. substitutions apply �� that was left from open detona- “We just want to make sure � �� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 �� tion disposal operations of surplus we keep it that way,” she said. HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm �� or aged munitions post World War “This is something Tooele County �� II era, according to Reid. The proj- residents need to know about. I 230 E. Main, Grantsville • 884-4408 �� HOURS: Monday - Sunday 10 am – 10 pm �� ect will cover thousands of acres would advise people to go to the �� and is projected to take place over meetings held in Tooele County �� A3

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Maegan Burr People look through car parts at the Tony Marcus Kruletz estate auction preview day Friday in Tooele. Kruletz was known for renting authentic props to western film productions. The auction took place Saturday and Sunday. Bidders buy from Kruletz collection Three-day auction gives people chance to purchase antiques from the Old West

by Emma Penrod in Tooele, hoped to find some STAFF WRITER local memorabilia. �� “Everybody knew him,” An antiques auction brought Bennett said. “I just didn’t know �� collectors from all over the he was hiding all this stuff Save Big Money nation to Tooele over the week- away.” Every Week with end, with each of the 165 bid- A few sheds’ worth of ders hoping to claim a part of small, miscellaneous antiques the Old West during the three- remained after the three-day MAGAZINE day event. long auction, causing Tony Subscribe Today! The items up for auction Melvin to call for a fourth day 58 N. Main Street comprised the bulk of collec- of the auction to be held in two tion that Tony Marcus Kruletz, weeks, likely on June 23, to sell 882-0050 a Tooele resident who rented the remaining items. TOOELE authentic props — and occa- [email protected] TRANSCRIPT sionally his own acting tal- BULLETIN ents — to western films, had assembled over the years. Tony Marcus sold the bulk of his col- Maegan Burr lection several years ago, but Framed photos of old western stars sit on a table at the Tony Marcus Kruletz continued collecting until he estate auction preview day Friday in Tooele. passed away last January. His son, Tony Melvin Kruletz, The auction spanned three to place a bid. Roger Quick, decided to auction off the days at the Vine Street home a vintage car enthusiast from majority of the artifacts in hope Tony Marcus built for his fam- Bluffdale, hoped to pick up that they would find someone ily, with a preview on Friday some old tools for body work, �� who would care for them as his and two days of bidding on but said he wouldn’t bid on the father did. Saturday and Sunday. Both vehicles this time around. “I didn’t want it to sit out days had about 75 bidders, but “I have to finish what I have here and rot,” said Tony Melvin, the most coveted item for sale, already,” he said, “but you who is retired from the Tooele a 1959 Cadilac, sold for $7,000 never know what will twist your Army Depot. “I wanted people on Saturday, according to auc- arm.” BREAKFAST who would restore it and take tioneer Larry Hill. Others, such as Lorethra care of it to have it.” Other items for sale at the Brown, an antiques dealer from Saturday June 9th • 8am Though a few sheds’ worth of auction included western art- Oregon, fancied unassuming miscellaneous antiques remain, work and clothing, cases of portions of the collection — a the most valuable items sold costume jewelry and belt buck- set of old branding irons, in quickly, and Tony Melvin said les, toys, small furnishings, and Brown’s case. he was pleased with the week- tables filled with old car parts Locals also stopped by to end’s success. and tools. view and own a piece of their “There was a pretty good The auction brought out long-time neighbor’s collec- turn-out,” he said. “I think we collectors from both near and tion. Dorothy Bennett, who would have had a better turn- far with a variety of interests, sold antiques for several years out if it hadn’t been so hot.” though not everyone returned from her C&H General Store

Blue Peak High School 211 South Tooele Blvd. Maegan Burr (Drive West on 200 S until the road ends, the building is on the left) Dorothy Bennett looks through items at the Tony Marcus Kruletz estate auction preview day Friday in Tooele. Enjoy a nice breakfast and meet the candidates that you will be voting for in the Republican Primaries. A Full-Color Learning and 8AM BREAKFAST | 9AM SPEECHES | 10AM Q&A Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2012

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Taxpayers should take a close look at RDAs Tooele County treasurer’s office collected just over $30 million in property taxes in 2011 on behalf of Tooele County, its cities and towns, schools, fire districts, recreation districts, and other special districts that collect and spend taxpayers money. One out of every five of those tax dollars, or a total of $6 million, went to redevelopment agencies in Tooele County, Tooele City, and Grantsville instead of paying for schools, teachers, road improvements, parks, recreation, and other services. Despite reassurances that performance incentives protect taxpayers investment in RDAs, the shear amount of money that bypasses normal government budgets warrants a close examination of RDAs and their missions. RDA’s are hailed as an economic tool. We are told by their promoters that they create jobs, revitalize downtrodden areas, and broaden the property and sales tax base of community governments. RDA critics claim tax incentives are corporate welfare, especially when used for retail development. After all, don’t those same economic development gurus that promote tax incentives tell us that retail follows roof- tops? RDA’s have been used successfully to lure industry to Tooele County. The bulk of RDA money, $4.1 million, spent in Tooele County and its cities is used to pay LETTERS TO THE EDITOR incentives to companies that made a capital investment in Tooele County’s work- force. Not all RDA projects have been successful. In Tooele City $1.5 million of tax increment was collected by its RDA, which, LETTERS POLICY according to the city’s 2011 audit report spent nearly half of that money on Letter of the Month (May) administrative costs. Among those administrative costs are salaries paid to The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- elected officials who sit on the RDA board, travel expenses related to economic ters to the editor from readers. Letters development, consultant fees, along with the RDA’s share of record keeping and Principals are wrong about circus place in the school. Working with your must be no longer than 250 words, audits. Disappointment is a huge under- peers, learning music, and being patri- civil in tone, written exclusively for the When speaking of spending RDA funds Tooele City officials often have been statement for how I feel about the First otic have no place in school? Seriously? Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by heard to say “it is not really taxpayer’s money,” referring to the fact that RDA Grade Circus being canceled this year. Please tell me that I am not alone. Last the writer’s name, address and phone money does not come out of the city’s general fund. While technically correct, we Principals Jeff Hamm of Grantsville time I checked our taxes paid the prin- number. Priority will be given to letters disagree. RDA money does come from taxpayers and the increment that goes to Elementary and JoAnn Coon of Willow cipals’ salaries. The schools should help that refer to a recent article in the RDAs could have been used by taxing entities to pay their costs or lower the tax Elementary slapped the community of build unity in the community, not tear it newspaper. All letters may be subject burden on other taxpayers. Grantsville in the face. For 30 years, the to editing. Tooele City is considering creating more RDA project areas, including one for First Grade Circus has been part of the apart. It is not just about math, reading and test scores. Hamm and Coon have retail development that will include property on 1000 North and another for a community. Several generations of chil- Letters written to thank an individual or high-end business park on the city’s west side. dren have participated in the program. It completely missed the boat on this one. organization should be submitted for Before new project areas are created, and as budgets for current RDA’s are is a positive uplifting experience for the Christine Johnson “Notes of Appreciation” approved, taxpayers should know who will pay the cost of these projects. Tooele children. The principals say that it has no Grantsville County School District is the largest beneficiary of property taxes, collecting in Readers who are interested in writing a some areas of the county 60 percent of all property tax paid. While Tooele City longer guest op-ed column on a topic of spends half of its RDA budget on administrative expenses, the school district Tooele City Cemetery is an eyesore an improvement soon. general interest should contact Editor struggles to balance their budget to meet demands of growth each year. Applying I can’t tell you how disappointed and Colleen Elton Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- the same principle of frugality to RDA spending as is used when writing a general embarrassed I was for Tooele at the con- Tooele mation at the top of this page. fund budget will assure that RDA money is well spent. dition of the city’s cemetery. I was so unhappy with the dead grass and the fact Support TJHS’s principal E-mail: [email protected] GUEST OPINION that it hadn’t even been mowed when we In reference to the Tooele Junior High Fax: (435) 882-6123 visited on Memorial Day. You would think School skirt length article from May 29, Mail: Letters to the Editor that for Memorial Day the priority would what ever happened to the days when if Tooele Transcript-Bulletin be to get the cemetery looking nice. What’s you were in trouble with the teacher you P.O. Box 390 Ignorance props up going on? The sign at the entrance apolo- were in trouble at home? Parents back then gizing for the condition of the road was a supported teachers because they knew if joke. The road has been in that condition they did, their children would too. It is LETTER CONTEST Utah’s one-party system for at least four or five years, if not longer. immensely difficult teaching school these I visit the cemetery every few months with days. Students are often verbally abusive, family members and we have commented disrespectful and uncooperative. Many Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will en months ago, I returned home on how horrible the road has been every parents do not appreciate the challeng- select the best letter of the month and from an LDS mission in Texas, time we come into the entrance. I feel es teachers and administrators deal with reprint it in the first Open Forum page Tthe big ole’ buckle of the Bible Justin Christopherson really bad when I visit the resting place of everyday. I happen to know Mr. Abraham of the following month. The winning belt. However, I would like to mention GUEST COLUMNIST my loved ones and see the lack of care that genuinely cares about youth and has gone letter writer will receive a free one-year a second belt of which Texas is the has been given to this cemetery recently. to great lengths to help them progress and subscription to the newspaper. The sub- buckle: the Republican belt. The Texan Sharon Gibson gain confidence. Whether Mr. Abraham is scription can be transferred or used to culture that proudly wears these belts Provo wrong or not about the length of a girl’s renew a present subscription. has deeply affected me, but at this except they are allowed access to infor- skirt is minimal in comparison to all the time I wish to address the effects the mation — even if they don’t seek it out. great achievements he has brought about latter belt had on me, and has had on They submit to and support a one- Tooele Cemetery needs upgrade at TJHS. Can you imagine being respon- passed to prove an enduring historical and the general Texan populous. party system by means of ignorance. This letter is in regards to the Tooele sible for all those teens? Just spend one day cultural significance. It was inappropriate Because full-time missionaries are These passive citizens take minimal City Cemetery. Most everyone we talked in his shoes and you would be glad the job that this article was selected for republica- asked to avoid viewing, reading or amounts of information they’ve gained to, from here and out of town, thought is his, not yours. To quote scripture, “He tion. Reporting on current events is a tough listening to any type of news or media, from a two-minute story on the 5 p.m. the cemetery looked worse this year than who is without sin cast the first stone.” job, but to bring up these memories and I was left to the mercy of a univer- news and attach their friends’ opinion in past years, roads too. Our plot has Mary Ann B. Johnson possibly reopen old wounds was uncar- sally unanimous Republican base to (many of them just as uninformed) to not been watered for a year now. I have Grantsville ing of the newspaper’s staff. The families retrieve my news updates. At the con- that issue. They take every opinion at been to the cemetery and talked to the mentioned in this article struggled with a clusion of my mission, I found myself face value, not asking questions, not workers. The valve on our area is not personal tragedy and might have preferred almost entirely convinced that within questioning sources, not researching working. I made three trips this spring to Disappointed in Archives selection to leave that chapter of their lives closed. six months of my homecoming Obama the issues. This leads to a stronger, talk to city hall. They say it will get fixed We were taken aback by the reprint of Choosing this item “from the archives” was was going to successfully transform more oblivious one-party base. and there are new people who are not this article: From Our Archives, June 30, a disappointing decision by the editorial America into a communistic state. I Any one-party system thrives on familiar with sprinklers. No answer at 1998, ‘Young man dies after brutal blud- staff. We hope future editions reflect a more was so indoctrinated that I had little the ignorance of its citizens concern- mayor’s office. What a disappointment geoning,’ published May 24, 2012. Although thoughtful selection process. tolerance for any Democratic opinion. ing the issues. Instead of democracy, when it should look better. Poor trim- the event impacted the community and is Mary Richardson I am now ashamed that for a brief citizens are ruled by the dictatorship ming, cutting and watering. Hoping for part of recent history, not enough time has Grantsville moment I even thought less of my of their own cluelessness. Democracy mission president when I discovered cannot thrive without a marketplace of he was a Democrat. That’s just the tip GUEST OPINION ideas. Citizens must not only seek out of the iceberg, but I think you get the information in order to form opinions, picture. they must allow for differing opinions The information I found in the to be shared. Intolerance towards Biden bites hard in attacks against Romney weeks following my homecoming differing opinions slams the door to painted a completely different picture of American issues than the one that democracy, and leads to a more deeply oe Biden is performing a public ser- said that at Bain the chuckling stops, one wonders, “Is he was painted for me in Texas. I actively entrenched one-party system. vice, God love him. Out on the stump, “Romney made unwell?” sought information concerning the I’m not insinuating that every he renders the case for President sure the guys on Biden subsequently explained -- if Republican citizen who becomes J political platforms of all the candidates Barack Obama’s re-election in all its pop- top got to play by that’s the right word -- that “I get tired of and their parties. I began to paint my informed will become a Democrat. ulist crudity. a separate set of being called ‘Middle Class Joe,’ like that own picture of the issues. Come to find However, many Utahns, including No dulcet tones. No faux sophistica- rules, he ran mas- somehow I’m just Joe and I don’t dream. out, Obama’s scheme was nonexistent, Tooele citizens, will find that the tion. No charm. C’mon, man! There’s sive debts, and the C’mon, man.” Where to start? No one and I actually agreed with many of my Democratic Party is more than a party no time for that when Mitt Romney is middle class lost.” Then, he moved in for calls Biden “Middle Class Joe,” except mission president’s Democratic views. of abortion and gay marriage, and descending on America promising to the kill: “So what do you think he’ll do as maybe his press flacks under extreme And with the help of two very objec- neither party holds a monopoly on commit the most heinous acts in the his- president?” duress. And salt-of-the earth people tive university courses and additional their individual values. By educating tory of vampire capitalism. The likes of Biden never explain what don’t usually refer to themselves in the study, I learned that I didn’t appreciate ourselves on the issues, we create a The Obama re-election campaign they would have preferred to happen to third person. Biden was first elected to Reagan’s economic plan in its entirety, marketplace of ideas, achieving true, must make Romney, a mild-mannered the troubled businesses that attracted the Senate in 1972. After soaking up the and that more home-side drilling can- unadulterated democracy. man with a sterling business record and the attention of Bain. Simply go out of working-class ethos of that deliberative not solve the energy crisis. a center-right record as Massachusetts business without any attempt at a turn- body for 36 years, he decamped to the Many in our state and community Justin Christopherson, a Tooele resident, governor, into a fiendish apparition too around? Even Biden stipulates that he Naval Observatory as vice president of find themselves in the same predica- is a student of political science at Utah risky to entrust with the highest office in has no problem, as a general proposition, the United States. ment I was in during my mission, State University. the land. That entails over-the-top attacks with private equity. If so, he shouldn’t be If Barack Obama circa 2004 had known delivered with a cocksure shamelessness shocked that some acquisitions turn out that his political fate would eventually and little regard for nuance or truth. Vice better than others. be tied to a longtime senator famous President Biden reporting for duty, sir! Of course, Biden can’t help but lend for buffoonish outbursts, he might have With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions Biden’s willingness to say anything an air of ridiculousness to whatever he reconsidered the audacity of hope. With expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not makes him the ideal attack dog. If the touches. At the same Ohio campaign an unpopular record and a disappoint- necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Obama team didn’t have Joe Biden, it stop, he declaimed that “they” (rich ing recovery, the president needs every would have to invent someone as hyper- Romney supporters) don’t understand hatchet man he can get. So the battle cry Editorial Board bolic and overeager. “us” (the struggling working class), before has gone out, “Unleash Biden!” Hide the Vice President Biden may make many shouting about his parents dreaming that women and children. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus mistakes, but insufficient demagoguery one day he could become vice president. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor will never be one of them. In a speech Such Biden moments tend to provoke Rich Lowry is editor of the National at a manufacturing facility in Ohio, he hilarity followed by concern -- i.e., once Review. A5

TUESDAY June 5, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Wild Horse and Heritage Days will feature rodeo, cowboy poetry

by Emma Penrod Burro Festival, bringing addi- sion, but some events, includ- STAFF WRITER tional horse shows, clinics and ing the concert and rodeo, will adoptions to the event. require tickets — $15 for the County government offi- As the event expands in the concert, $10 for the rodeo and cials hope to restore interest in future, Hurst said he would like $10 each for the horse and trac- Tooele’s Western heritage this to see shuttles stationed at the tor pulls. The Chuckwagon BBQ week with the first Wild Horse festival that could take tourists dinner before Friday’s concert and Heritage Days at Deseret to see Tooele County’s wild horse will also require tickets. Several Peak. herds and recreations of the Pony discount packages are available, The three-day festival will Express, thus increasing the including dinner and the concert feature a plethora of events, event’s appeal outside the coun- for $30, and the horse pull and all focused on two of Tooele’s ty. rodeo for $15. Tickets may be claims to fame — the county’s There is no charge for admis- purchased at the event, or pre- wild horse population, which is larger than any other Utah county, and the Pony Express, since Tooele boasts the longest stretch of undisturbed Pony Express trail of any county in the nation, NEED CASH NOW? according to Tooele County Commissioner Jerry Hurst. “There’s a lot of history in We Want to Make You a Loan! file / Maegan Burr Tooele County,” Hurst said. “I would like to see people thinking A band of wild horses from the Onaqui herd run across the desert in the Onaqui Mountain area in February. The first Wild about our heritage and having Horse and Heritage Days runs Thursday through Saturday at Deseret Peak Complex. fun doing it.” $ $ By showing off the history that said. “There is always something pull at 2 p.m. and an interna- weaving techniques to black- Tooele County has to offer, Hurst going on. So we picked a date.” tionally sanctioned BBQ cook- smithing and antique wagon res- said he hopes the festival will Additionally, Hurst said the off at 8 p.m. Famed cowboy poet toration, will be present through prove a boon to local tourism, event could one day serve to earn and comedian Baxter Black will all three days of the festival, as 100- 3,000 in addition to increasing local money for the county, but he appear in concert at 8 p.m. will live entertainment. A cow- interest. didn’t anticipate that would hap- Saturday events include a boy poetry competition with “We want to bring people in to pen this year, even with $50,000 western-themed talent contest, a divisions for both youth and Tooele County and have a good of the $75,000 the county paid horse pull competition at 2 p.m., adults will be held in conjunc- event for locals as well,” he said. to put on the event covered by and the Ranch Rodeo, which will tion with the festival. �� Hurst said the county decided sponsorships. include old-fashioned events “It’s going to take a while to to hold Heritage Days in June The festivities will begin with such as cow milking in addition see everything, and we hope Noble Finance • 435-843-1255 because it would coincide with opening ceremonies at 5 p.m. to modern favorites like bull rid- people spend all three days with several other events — such as this Thursday, followed by a ing, at 8 p.m. A children’s Lil’ us,” Hurst said. Gentry Finance •435-843-8680 the Pony Express re-ride, which horseshoe throwing tournament Cowhand Rodeo will take place Wild Horse and Heritage is held each year in June — even at 6 p.m. and a Pony Express race shortly before the main rodeo, Days will be held concurrently �� though it meant conflicting with — a relay race involving teams of and afterward the Wild Horse with the BLM’s Wild Horse and similar festivals held by other four horses and a mochilla-style and Heritage Days will conclude communities. mailbag that must be transferred with fireworks. “We started looking at dates from horse to horse. A variety of craft and food ven- last fall, and you know, there Activities continue all day dors, as well as demonstrations just isn’t a perfect date,” Hurst Friday, with an antique tractor of everything from quilting and Got Patience? Love & Logic Pony Express monument erected Parenting Classes Can Help! in Ibapah at Deep Creek station Classes start th pm pm JUNE 6 • 7 – 9 by Emma Penrod Director Joe Nardone, and a and Deep Creek was born. and run every STAFF WRITER flag ceremony by the scouts of The Pony Express ran for South Ogden-based Troop 185, only 19 months before the tele- WEDNESDAY Tooele County received a nine of whom had just finished graph spanned the continent for 6 weeks new monument to the western installing vinyl markers along and rendered the horseback Excluding July 4 glory days of the Pony Express the old Pony Express route. mail service obsolete. However, at the Deep Creek station in About 50 individuals, includ- the Overland Stage, and later Ibapah on Saturday. ing descendants of the original the Lincoln Highway, followed The monument, a 600-pound Pony Express division director similar routes, each bringing a granite stone emblazoned with Howard Egan, who lived at Deep new era of expansion to Deep the Pony Express logo and a Creek, attended, according to Creek and Ibapah. HEALTH DEPARTMENT short historical overview of Pony Express Trail Association The area continues to offer the role that Deep Creek, a officer Valdean Hadfield. a cross-section of the nation’s 151 N. Main, Rm. #280 major home station where rid- The Pony Express Trail history, Hadfield said, with $15.00 / Couple ers would retire from a 75 to Association first began install- remnants of Egan’s cabin and a 100-mile shift, had in the Pony ing granite monuments at each Lincoln Highway-era hotel still Call 435-277-2457 Express trail’s brief success. The of the home stations in 1988, standing. to Pre-Register & Pay. monument is one of 61 others Hadfield said. Funding for the The granite monument is the like it — all of which mark the project came through dona- first of its kind to be dedicat- SEATING IS LIMITED former locations of home stations, the BLM and the National ed to a home station in Tooele www.tooelehealth.org tions along the route. Parks service. County, and is likely to be one The monument was officially The original Pony Express of the last constructed by the dedicated during a ceremony in trail bypassed Deep Creek Pony Express Trail Association Ibapah Saturday afternoon. The in favor of a route through should additional public inter- ceremony included an a histor- Pleasant Valley, Hadfield said. est and support not come for- ical overview by Pony Express After a few months of opera- ward, according to Hadfield. Trail Association Executive tion, the route was changed, [email protected]

courtesy of Lynnette Cooper Tooele City Volunteer Fire Department watch as Questar employees fix a gas line on Main Street Thursday afternoon. Gas leak prompts evacuation

by Lisa Christensen of which were occupied at the tion lasted for about two hours STAFF WRITER time, were in the affected area, as while Questar crews repaired the was a dentist office and Beehive gas line and firefighters cleared A gas leak necessitated the Homes of Tooele — a total evacu- nearby buildings of natural gas. evacuation of homesand offices ation of 21 people. The cooperation of the evacu- in Tooele Thursday afternoon, Whitehouse said Wireless ated people was helpful to fire- including an assisted living cen- Beehive did call Questar Gas to fighters and gas crews during the ter. map out the gas line, but that incident, Whitehouse said. The 2-inch line was severed there was some discrepancy as “All those affected did a nice in the course of some work by to where the gas lines were on job with the evacuation,” he Wireless Beehive at 400 S. Main the map and where they were in said. “We appreciate the citizens Street at about 1:30, said Bucky reality. being responsive to our request, Whitehouse, assistant chief for The six residents and staff along with the Tooele Senior the Tooele City Volunteer Fire at Beehive Homes were trans- Citizens staff and Tooele County Department, and firefighters ported by Tooele County Senior Emergency Management staff for evacuated homes and offices Citizen transportation vans to their assistance in responding to within a 500-foot radius of the the Tooele Senior Citizens Center, the event.” break. In all, nine houses, not all Whitehouse said. The evacua- [email protected] A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2012 OBITUARIES

Judy Ainworth Lee Edwin Johnson of Jesus Christ of Latter-day day of his life, which he liked Saints in Tallahassee, Florida. to do while eating one M&M Lyons His missionary experience had a at a time. He loved helping his Lee Edwin Johnson, cher- lifelong impact on him. His testi- neighbors and friends in his ished husband, father, grandfa- mony of the divinity, atonement home town. He had a great sense Judy Ainworth Lyons passed ther, brother, uncle and friend, and resurrection of Jesus Christ of humor, kept people around away May 10 in her home in passed away suddenly on June burned in his heart. His love of him laughing and positive, and Salt Lake City. She was born 2, 2012, at his home in his Jesus Christ was strengthened enjoyed fully the ironies and May 24, 1945 to Ed and Isolda beloved Rush Valley, Utah. He by serving in whatever call- quirks of life. He loved all BYU Ainworth in Tooele. She is was 58 years old. Lee was born ings he was asked to fill in the sports, the Utah Jazz and golf. survived by Joseph Lyons Jr., on December 19, 1953, to Orson Church: home teacher, elders He played golf all around the Sharyle Lyons, grandsons A. and Jessie M. Sagers Johnson quorum president, gospel doc- country and had two holes in Nicholas and Jeffery Lyons, of Rush Valley. Lee lived almost trine teacher, Scout committee one, but the golfing highlight and daughter Christina Lyons all of his life on Johnson Lane, member and also chairman, of his life was playing golf on in Tooele. She is preceded in on the same property where his 11-year-old Scout leader, Scout three different occasions at the death by brothers Larry and ancestor, Luke S. Johnson, set- master, Varsity coach, young Augusta National Golf Club with Darrell and sister-in-law Ruth. tled when he was sent to Clover men’s president, high priests his brother, Ray. He birdied the She loved her friends Nick and Creek by Brigham Young in 1851. group leader and as bishop of very last hole of golf he played. Cheryl, and her other friends. Lee attended grade school in the Rush Valley ward. At the time Lee is survived by his wife, Services are pending. a two-room schoolhouse in St. of his passing, he was serving Catherine; daughter Michelle John. He attended junior high as the stake young men’s presi- (Weston Jensen); son Sean and high school in Tooele, where dent of the Tooele Utah South (Ashley); his father, Orson A. he graduated with honors from grandchildren, they made their Stake. Lee loved young people Johnson; and brothers and sister Tooele High School in 1972. He home into a haven for them, as and enjoyed serving with them Darrell (Carol) Johnson, Carol attended Utah State University well. Lee and Cathy are grand- and sharing his testimony of the (John) Cluff, Van (Suzi) Johnson Tooele County and later the University of parents to Scott, Tyson, Cately, Savior. He coached youth basket- and Ray (Kathy) Johnson; as well Utah, but his heart belonged to Alex and a fifth grandchild due ball and youth baseball, served as his grandchildren and many the Brigham Young University in July. Lee loved his family and on the local Juvenile Justice and nieces, nephews and cousins. Livestock Show Cougars from the early days of worked hard to support them. Delinquency Committee and He was preceded in death by his youth. Lee met the love of He was the co-owner of Sharp’s was successful in helping many his son, Joshua; his brother, his life, Catherine Sweeting, in Tarps in Salt Lake City and, since boys become better ballplayers Steven; and his mother, Jessie. ENTRY DEADLINE Tooele. They were married on 1984, a partner in Broken Arrow and better young men. He also Family and friends are welcome June 6, 1980, and later sealed Construction Corp. in Tooele. He served his community as a Rush at a viewing from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Salt Lake Temple. They was an expert in single-ply roof- Valley town councilman, mem- on the evening of Tuesday, June decided to make Rush Valley ing and served on the national ber of the Tooele County Board 5, at Tate Mortuary in Tooele. June 15 their home and worked side by advisory board of Duro-Last of Adjustment and by organiz- A funeral service will be held side to build their house log by Roofing Inc. of Saginaw, Mich. ing and working at a variety at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 6, at No Exceptions log, starting a long tradition of Every member of Lee’s family of civic projects, including the the Rush Valley Chapel in St. working together to make their worked at building the roofing Rush Valley Sesquicentennial John. Friends may also call on home an ever more lovely place. business. The company’s cli- Committee. Lee loved learning the family at the Church prior Contact Bob Gowans Lee and Cathy were blessed with ents extend through the western and attributed his vast knowl- to the service from 11 to 12:30. 830-2336 three children: Joshua, Michelle United States and Alaska. Lee edge of many different subjects Interment will be at the Clover and Sean. As they welcomed served a mission for the Church to reading the newspaper every Cemetery. NOTES OF APPRECIATION

The Brewer family would like Thank you to a wonderful answer. Homes were searched, we do know is that he is safe to thank each and every one of community streets and fields were combed thanks to the many neighbors you for your love and support On Monday afternoon our by car, ATV and foot. After and volunteers who helped at the time of our loss. Special 16-year-old boy who has Down two and a half hours he was search, sent text messages, thanks to Dr. Forbes and Dr. Syndrome and autism was found playing in a backyard made phone calls and said Pearl, and a special thank you playing in our fenced back- two miles away. He wandered prayers on our behalf. Thank to our angel Tracy at Mt. West yard in Grantsville as any typi- across fields and open pas- you to the Grantsville City offi- Hospice. God bless. cal 3-year-old would. Due to ture, and climbed through cials who made it to our son Sharon, Kenny and Danail the autism, he doesn’t talk and numerous barbed wire fences even before we did. Our family likes to play alone. Minutes bypassing the cows. Did he will be forever grateful to our FREE REGISTRATION TO later he was gone. Phone calls walk aimlessly? Did he roam community. ENTER CAR IN SHOW were made to neighbors, the for fun? Did he follow an ani- Michael and Diane Cox and FREE ENTRY The family of Ila Coon would police and anyone who would mal? We will never know. What family like to thank all of those who TO THE PUBLIC generously donated food, floral MUSIC arrangements and so generously HOT DOGS • DRINKS of their time with the passing POPCORN of our mom. The condolences Adult and the expressions of sympa- continued from page A1 thy given by all of our friends was extremely appreciated. We as a paralegal and an attorney. would also like to thank the “Keep watching, I could be the entire staff of Rocky Mountain next Judge Judy,” said Hopper. Care in Tooele for their over- Sabryna Shubert said her whelming care for our mom and plans include becoming a naval their concerns for the needs of aviator pilot. our entire family with her pass- “I found out that without that �� ing. piece of paper that said I gradu- Dave and Lynda Childs and fam- ated I can’t join the military,” ily, Kevin and Jolynn Coon and said Shubert. “I’ve got it now.” �� family, Gary and Jeanne Coon Dallin Holladay, received a and family Jordan M. Byrd Scholarship �� given in memory of Byrd an army medic who lost his life in �� Afghanistan while performing The family of Dennis Orgill his duties. The scholarship is would like to thank their many for students pursuing a career 485 BRENDA PL BLDG 606 friends for the kind expres- in a medical field. sions of sympathy, money, “Those of us who have TOOELE, UT 84074 cards, flowers and food. Thanks received an education have an to the Harmony Home Health obligation to stand up and step (435) 849-2182 and Hospice team for their spe- up and grab a hold of oppor- cial care and friendship, and to tunities to better ourselves, $60/ HOUR FLAT RATE AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR Didericksen Memorial for pro- our community, our place of VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTIONS ENGINE AND TRANS REPAIR viding professional and compas- employment and our posterity,” WHEEL ALIGNMENT WELDING sionate service. Our appreciation said Holladay. BRAKE REPAIR SUSPENSION REPAIR goes to Bishop Lawrence of the Holladay will be enrolling Clark 2nd Ward and the Relief in course work to certify as an Society for the delicious lunch at emergency medical technician �� the church. and plans a career is sports �� Dennis Orgill family medicine. Sue Butterfield Dallin Holladay accepts the Jordan Byrd scholarship at the Tooele County School District Adult Education graduation Friday at the Blue Peak High School gym. Tiffany Mamales said a series have endless rewards.” of bad decisions landed her in Miller opened and closed the a lock-down facility with little graduation by reading the lyr- hope or desire to graduate. ics from “For Good,” from the “In the lock-down facility I musical Wicked. found a desire to make a bet- “Because I knew you, I have ter life,” said Mamales. “I have been changed for good,” read had my difficult moments, but Miller as the tear-filled gradua- I found out that people who are tion ceremony came to a close. willing to accept responsibility [email protected]

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TUESDAY June 5, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Exhibit features fast sports cars, racing on Salt Flats by Rachel Madison Gross said car enthusiasts will STAFF WRITER love the exhibit. Even those who may not be into cars but who For the first time ever, the Utah appreciate fine art, will find the Museum of Fine Arts is home to exhibit interesting, he said. 19 of the world’s most impressive “I’m sure [Tooele County] resi- sports cars — including many that dents will be pleased with the have raced to victory on Tooele exhibit,” Gross said. “They can County’s Bonneville Salt Flats. come and think, ‘Wow, this is The exhibit, which opened June something that goes on around 2 and is called Speed: The Art of us and near us and it’s being cel- the Performance Automobile, will ebrated at a fine arts museum.’” be on display on the first-floor gal- [email protected] leries of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in the Marcia and John Price Museum Building at 410 Campus Frank Center Drive at the University of Utah until Sept. 16. OHLMAN Hamilton, Va., resident Ken M Attorney at Law Gross, automotive historian and the exhibit’s guest curator, said cars in a fine art museum exhibit FREE are not a new idea. The first car Consultation exhibit was done in New York City for at the Museum of Modern Art in 1951, and since then, car exhibits Wills & have gained popularity. Trusts Gretchen Dietrich, Utah Museum of Fine Arts executive director, said the Speed exhibit 493 W. 400 N. Tooele will hopefully draw in more people in the Utah community. courtesy of Utah Natural History Museum 882-4800 “A car exhibit tends to draw in The Mormon Meteor I was driven by Ab Jenkins on the Bonneville Salt Flats in 1935 in a 24-hour endurance race where he averaged a speed of 135.47 mph. Jenkins more people who don’t typically later drove the Mormon Meteor III at the flats. Both are now on display at the Utah Natural History Museum. www.tooelelawoffice.com visit,” she said. “Many people don’t know us or haven’t been Attendees will see some of the said it’s one of the most famous a museum in Cincinnati, Ohio. interested enough to visit before, world’s most beautiful automo- Bonneville racecars. It set more She also said the Beast III, a but this is the first time we’re biles, including some of the cars long distance land speed records streamliner, which was the first doing this and it’s extremely excit- that broke world records on the than any other automobile in his- car designed in a wind tunnel in Sinus Infection? Allergies? ing for the community.” Bonneville Salt Flats, according tory, and it still holds 12 of them 1952, is also in the exhibit. It is Dietrich said the show focuses to Gross. today. normally housed in a museum in Voice Disorders? on the Bonneville Salt Flats and “In addition to being great The two Mormon Meteor cars Houston, Texas. Utah’s contribution to the history designs, these cars were also suc- have rarely been in the same “Another highlight is that Larry David K. Palmer M.D. of racing. cessfully functional,” Gross said. place together, and they have H. Miller’s [1964 Shelby Cobra “We’ve got cars in the exhibit “They were great sports cars, never been in the same room, Daytona Coupe], which was the Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C that are all record setters on the and cars that set speed records Gross said. This is a unique factor second one ever made, is on loan (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) Salt Flats beginning in the 1930s at Bonneville. To any Utahn, the to the museum’s exhibit. from Miller Motorsports Park,” and going to the 1970s,” she said. Bonneville Salt Flats are known “We have the two cars facing Dietrich said. “To see that car Ear, Nose & Throat “There’s a rich racing history and as a great place to race because each other, and in the background within the context of other race Head & Neck Surgery other stories being told by these there’s over nine miles of straight is a back drop of the Salt Flats,” he cars created in that same era is Allergy & Sinus cars.” racing surface.” said. “So if you stand back a little pretty cool.” Voice Disorders Gross said the cars are part of Gross said Tooele County res- ways, it looks like the two are sit- In addition, a 1957 Jaguar XK- a four-part exhibition. Speeding idents will especially enjoy the ting together on the Salt Flats.” SS Roadster is also on display. into the Century, Bonneville: The exhibit commemorating the Salt Dietrich said the opportunity “It was one of only 16 built, and Call 882-6448 to make an appointment Crucible of Speed, The Golden Flats and legendary racer and for- for Tooele County residents to see it was owned by Steve McQueen,” Age of Racing: 1920s and 1930s, mer Salt Lake City Mayor David the Mormon Meteor I, which has Gross said. “It’s great to have the 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele and Speed and Performance for Abbott “Ab” Jenkins (1883-1956), also raced across the Salt Flats, ‘King of Cool’s’ car in the exhibit. the Road are the four different who was the designer and driver in Utah is a good one, because He was notorious for speeding exhibits people can view. of the Mormon Meteor III. Gross normally the car is housed in around in it.” REWARD

the health department, along May 23, 2012 Health with its partners, will have to Have you seen this continued from page A1 try to change the culture of Tooele County. He said it could wedding dress? It want to give them things they take up to 10 years before the was possibly taken can do and goals we can reach health department starts to see so people can lose weight.” a change in the trends in the to the D.I. a few According to the Centers for county. years ago. If so, it Disease Control and Prevention, “When you have health was taken there by Tooele County has the highest behaviors that can be improved obesity rate in the state at 30.7 upon, you have to change the mistake. I have been percent. In order to lower this culture of the community,” he desperately looking rate, the CHIP plan outlines said. “It’s going to take a con- goals of increasing nutritional cerned effort by many agencies for it. It is a family awareness by increasing the and a lot of different people to heirloom and I am number of food service estab- make changes. The only way it offering a reward lishments with easily accessible can be done is to bring in part- nutritional information by 50 to ners.” for the return of this 100 percent, and establishing To read each goal in detail, dress. partnerships with local farmers download the plan at tooele- to increase the number of com- Maegan Burr health.org. If you have it or know where it is please call munity farmer’s markets. Whitney Staker, Brad Staker and Rachel Oitmans work out at the Get Fit With Ty [email protected] 882-6667 or 882-7137 for the reward. Another goal the CHIP out- facility in Tooele Monday. Increasing physical activity among county residents is lines is to increase weight sta- one of five goals of the Community Health Improvement Plan. tus awareness and the percentage of population at a healthy at risk for diabetes, and reduc- then our plan isn’t going to help weight through social media, ing the incidence of diagnosed people.” workshops and educational type 2 and gestational diabe- Jeff Coombs, deputy direc- campaigns. In addition, the tes in Tooele County through tor of the Tooele County Health CHIP plans to reduce obesity by teaching residents about diabe- Department, said assessing the increasing promotions of good tes and how it develops. Other community and coming up with TERRY HIGGINS nutrition and weight control by goals include providing educa- the CHIP took about two years. starting weight management tion that will motivate type 2 “Doing an assessment of the classes through partnerships diabetics to better manage their community is one of the func- with county businesses. health and increase screening tions of the health department, According to the Utah activities directed at persons but this time we were a little Department of Health, Tooele with pre-diabetic conditions to more organized and methodical FUNDRAISER County’s tobacco use rate is at three times a year at affordable so we can really track our prog- 13.5 percent, while the state’s is locations. ress,” he said. at 8.8 percent. Substance abuse, The last health issue CHIP is In five years when the plan RAFFLE & BINGO which includes tobacco use, focusing on is access to health is complete, Bateman hopes to will be decreased through lim- care. According to the UDOH, 51 see that the county is no longer iting the availability of abusive percent of people say they can- No. 1 in obesity. He also hopes PM substances in Tooele County by not afford insurance, so there- to see less tobacco use than the SATRUDAY JUNE 9 • 5 partnering with law enforce- fore they do not have access to state average. ment and health care provid- health care. The plan outlines “We want to see rates drop ers to report substance abuse. fostering an environment that tremendously,” he said. “A lot of Family Function, Another goal the CHIP outlines will attract medical profession- these things are personal choic- is the increase of promotion als by creating a system that es, so we have to get people Children Welcome of substance abuse treatment promotes the quality and excel- to convince themselves to be opportunities, like substance lence of care offered in Tooele healthy and learn how we can $5 a bingo card, includes abuse education courses. County as a goal. In addition, work as a support group to help According to the UDOH, 48 exploring resources for afford- them.” Baked Potato Bar percent of Tooele County resi- able medical care through Throughout the next five dents exercise at least once assessing insurance benefits years the health department will a week. The CHIP outlines and applying for grant monies is be revising the plan as needed. Bake Sale! goals to increase this percent- a goal. The CHIP also lists iden- “Every year we want to look at age, including improving the tifying and evaluating the avail- and revise our goals,” Coombs health, fitness and quality of ability of affordable transporta- said. “This plan isn’t something Rafﬂe tickets life of Tooele County residents tion to health services in Tooele we wrote up and will put on through daily physical exercise County through a partnership a bookshelf for the next five are $5 each or 5 for $20 on walking and biking paths in with the Tooele County Mobility years.” & can be purchased at the county, increasing the level Council and conducting surveys Bucky Whitehouse, com- of daily physical activity among and focus groups as a goal. munity services supervisor for Affordable Cuts (28 west vine) residents by using social media In the past the health depart- the health department, said and encouraging people to use ment has completed assess- some of the goals, and objec- stairs at all county buildings. ments about the community’s tives to achieve those goals, are For tickets or info call In Tooele County, 9 percent of health, but it typically hasn’t best practices instituted by the adults have diabetes, while state- involved other agencies and Centers for Disease Control that Jackie Whitehouse wide, 7.6 percent of adults have businesses within the commu- are working in other commu- 435-830-7308 diabetes, according to the Tooele nity, Bateman said. nities. Some of the objectives County Health Department. “We got more detailed and were also derived from the Utah Chelby Higgins The goals to combat diabetes we’ve involved a lot of other Department of Health’s 10-year include developing a Sentinel people this time,” he said. “We plan for nutrition and physical 435-841-9909 Surveillance System — a system need the school district and the activity as well as the federal Please join in a night of fun and a chance to help that collects and monitors the medical community as partners, Healthy People 2020 initiative, Dedee Fawson out Tooele resident Terry Higgins. He survived incidence of a disease — to pro- along with many other groups. which the UDOH also follows. 435-830-2828 a life-threatening illness, amputations and was vide data for persons with and If everybody doesn’t buy into it, Whitehouse said ultimately, hospitalized for three months. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2012 The Bulletin Board

a summer orientation breakfast June the cafeteria at Stansbury High School. food to distribute, so please come Tooele 7 from 8 to 10 a.m. The orientation For more information, call 840-0542 or early. Carpooling is encouraged, and breakfast will be held in the animal visit WatersEdgeUtah.com. ID is required for carpoolers to ensure Settlement Canyon Irrigation lab (Mr. Gowan’s room). All summer they live at separate addresses. If you New watering restrictions. Water will be activities will be discussed. For addi- St. Barnabas’ Episcopal have any questions, please call Nancy shut off Thursdays at 7 p.m. and will tional information please contact Coby Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- at 841-4351. be turned back on Mondays at 7 a.m. Champneys at 512-2512, Janette rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Shareholders can “like” Settlement Shields at 830-1139 or Bob Gowans at mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ Rocky Mountain Hospice Canyon Irrigation Company on Facebook 830-2336. Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, While it can be difficult at times, volun- to get updates on services and restric- Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. E-mail: teering can be a most rewarding and tions. Excelsior Academy tours [email protected]. Web at worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain Curious about charter schools? Want to www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are Hospice is looking for dedicated indi- THS ‘64 summer picnic know more about Excelsior Academy? God’s beloved child, beautifully created viduals who are willing to spend one to You’re invited to come join your Tooele Tours are held each Wednesday in God’s own image. Whatever your his- two hours per week volunteering. We High School classmates of 1964 for at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, ask for a time commitment of at least a summer picnic and social on July range of topics such as the Excelsior the Episcopal Church welcomes you. six months. We provide 12 hours of 7 from 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. at England Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct training, TB testing, and a background Acreage Pavilion, 910 N. 400 E. in Instruction, CHAMPS and the character Spanish services check. Hospice volunteers assist Tooele. Cost is $8.50 per person. The development program. There is also La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele end-of-life patients and their families menu is pulled pork sandwiches, baked an opportunity to observe the school’s le invita a sus servicios en espanol with friendly visits and companion- beans, chips, cookies and lemon water. unique group settings. Come and tour Jueves 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We ship, respite care for caregivers, light Everyone is welcome to bring their own the building and have any questions invite you to their Spanish services housekeeping, grocery shopping, and beverages. Meal will be catered by answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at end of life projects. Please contact Tina Carolyn Nash. Food will be served at 5 Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. 2 p.m. Come to know a church that Rasmussen at 801-397-4904 or tina. p.m. and includes ‘60s music. Please focused in the word of God rather than [email protected]. send your RSVP and money to Gayle the emotions. God loves you and he Lott Wicks, 58 Benchmark Village, Education wants to reveal himself to you. Located Hospice volunteers Tooele, UT 84074, by June 30. For at 276 E. 500 N., Tooele. Call 840- Hospice volunteers are needed for more info, call Wicks at 882-4766 or Career training 5036, rides provided. Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful John Medina at 801-564-8845. Picnic is Tooele County Relief Services is provid- gift: your time, companionship, yard- being planned by members of the THS ing vanpool to anyone wanting to attend First Baptist Church work and music. Become an 11th hour class of ‘64 50th reunion committee. the Professional Career Workshop meet- It looks like spring has finally sprung. volunteer. Call Coy at 225-6586. ing at LDS Business College in Salt This spring join us for a warmth of Multi-year reunion Lake. The van will leave from Tooele fellowship and spiritual growth as we Volunteer opportunity courtesy of Cheri Gunderson We are in the process of putting County Relief Services at 38 S. Main celebrate Christ together. We invite you Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a together a multi-class reunion Street at 7 a.m. every Monday; it will to join us on Sunday mornings for Bible nonprofit organization, is looking for Christina Gunderson, Alexis Soltes, Amanda Soltes, Jessica Gunderson and Kendall Stevens from Girl for classes ‘74 through ‘79. All make a second stop at the Tooele LDS study, Sunday school for all ages at volunteers in Tooele. Our volunteers Scout Troop 1123 helped welcome home Sgt. Maj. Donald Burris from his military service. They placed 9:45 a.m., and our worship celebration provide respite care, friendly visits, con- interested individuals, contact one Employment Center, 1595 N. 30 W. 75 American flags in his yard. Everyone is very excited for his safe return home. of the following: jstalliviere@aol. (next to the D.I.). Both the van and the that begins at 11 a.m. You can reach versation, light household chores, and us at 882-2048, or check out our web- other needs to terminally ill patients com, sammiesis02@yahoo. workshop are free services. The van- on June 16 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the site at tooelefirstbaptist.org. who are on our hospice services. Officer installation Community appreciation com, [email protected], pool will return at approximately noon Linear Park in Overlake. There will be Please visit our Web site at www.rocky- The Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary #164 Community appreciation event, July 7 [email protected]. Additional following the workshop. Call the LDS activities and games for residents. First Lutheran mountaincarefoundation.org. Training, will install the newly elected officers for from 6 to 10 p.m. E-mail for free tickets help would be greatly appreciated. Employment Service Center for details: Please come to the block party and First Lutheran invites you to worship background check, and TB test required 2012-2013 on June 10 at 5 p.m. A pot- for dinner, swimming, face painting, etc. 882-8646. learn more about the Neighborhood THS yearbooks with us on Sundays at 10 a.m. and join — all provided. Please contact Christine luck buffet dinner will follow with enter- Sponsored by Cargill Salt, MediaOne Watch program. Neighborhood Watch We are attempting to assemble five us for Bible study afterwards. We are at at (801) 397-4904 for additional infor- tainment after the dinner. Dishes will be Real Estate, Bank of Utah, Sprint and Network meetings meets the first Thursday of each month full sets of yearbooks from the begin- 349 N. 7th Street or Seventh and Birch. mation. welcome for the dinner and there will Costco to name a few. For more info Looking to obtain or improve your at 7 p.m. at the LDS church on Berra ning of Tooele High School through be a raffle with the proceeds from the and tickets, e-mail aprilpcook@yahoo. employment? Come join the Tooele Boulevard. If you are interested in 2010. If you have any yearbooks you Networking Group and learn job seeking St. Marguerite’s Relief Services volunteers evening going to the Needy Kid’s Fund. com or tooelecommunityevent@gmail. St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church cele- helping with the Neighborhood Watch do not want, drop them off at one of techniques, how to market yourself, get Relief Services is looking for several Please come out and support this activ- com. bration of the Eucharist, summer sched- program, please join us. the following locations: Tooele Pioneer support and actually search job leads. volunteers with computer/typing skills ity. Members and guests are invited. ule effective June 2: Saturday vigil 5 Vendors needed Museum, Tooele High School, Tooele Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele to perform data entry at Tooele office. Bereavement support group p.m., Sunday 10 a.m., noon (Spanish), Must pass a background check, Auxiliary meetings The children’s parade and park activi- Senior Center, Tooele City Library or LDS Employment Resource Center Harmony Home Health & Hospice is Daily Mass or Service of the Word: and able to volunteer a few hours The Auxiliary will meet on June 11 and ties will be July 21 at 10 a.m. with park Tooele Valley Railroad Museum. For any located next to Deseret Industries. offering a free bereavement support Monday-Friday 9 a.m.; Reconciliation: 4 or more each week Monday through June 25 at 7:30 p.m. Please come out activities afterward at the Tooele City questions call (602) 826-9471. Everyone is welcome. group to the public. It will be held on p.m. Saturday. Office hours: 10 a.m. to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Karen and give the new officers your support. Park. The theme this year is “Choose Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 Driver safety program 2 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays through Kuipers 435-843-9955 or Volunteers the Right.” The games, prizes and Online courses p.m. at 2356 N. 400 E., Bldg. B, Ste. AARP Driver Safety class will be held Fridays. Located at 15 S. 7th St. of America, Debbie Cordova 435-882- activities will be free. We are looking Online courses in Network+ and 206. Please call 843-9054 with ques- June 15 at Mountain West Medical Tooele, 882-3860. 2561. Freemasons for food vendors at the park and would Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- tions. Center, 2055 N. Main Street. Class fessional seeking to upgrade their skills like to encourage anyone who would Brit-Ammi Kahal Meet-ups like to have a food booth to sell food sign in is at 9 a.m. The cost is $14 and knowledge of networking and secu- Cat food needed Caregiver support class Covenant People Assembly are teaching Local non-profit rescue group desperate- The Tooele area Freemasons host to contact Maureen Brandon at 882- with a certificate issued at the end rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA Harmony Home Health & Hospice will the Hebrew roots of the Christian faith. ly needs cat food to feed the homeless two monthly meet-up groups for those 7273. There will be a limited number of class that may get you a discount Network+ and Security+ exams. Call be having the monthly caregiver class Visitors welcome on Saturdays at 1 cats in Tooele. Please drop off dona- interested in learning more about of food booths with food to purchase. on your insurance for three years. All 435-248-1800 for more information or held at the Tooele Senior Citizens p.m., 37 S. Main St., Tooele. Call 843- tions at 178 W. 700 N. or the Tooele Freemasonry and its principles. On the The parade route has been changed. participants must sign up prior to day to enroll. Center in the library. This class is for 5444 for more information. Veterinary Clinic at 1182 N. 80 E. Any second Friday of the month, we meet This year the parade entries will leave of the class. AARP members will receive those who are caregivers for their loved Adult education questions please call 882-2667. at our lodge building at 22 Settlement the Tooele High School parking lot, turn a $2 discount on showing current AARP Tooele Christian Fellowship ones either in their home, their loved card. Call 843-3690 or 843-3691 for Get your high school diploma this year. Canyon Road at 6 p.m. On the second west on Vine Street and continue to We invite you to our services where one’s home or if their loved one is in more information and to sign up. All classes required for a high school Tooele Animal Outreach Saturday of the month, we meet at Coleman Street where they will turn left you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- a care facility. If you have questions or diploma, adult basic education, GED Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501c3 Jim’s Restaurant at 9 a.m. If you can’t and travel south to 200 South. They will cere, down-home country folks. Sunday for more info, contact Dee Askerlund preparation and English as a second nonprofit organization desperately make it to meetings and would still like then turn left again and go east to 200 school starts at 9:45 a.m., with the at Harmony Home Health & Hospice, Grantsville language are available. Register now seeking volunteers in our community information, visit www.rockymountain11. West where they will turn north and go morning service at 11 a.m. We are now 843-9054. to graduate — just $50 per semester. who love animals like we do to help org/contact-us/. to Vine Street. At Vine Street they will meeting at Stowe Family Music, 40 N. Miss Grantsville Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- continue finding forever homes for turn left again heading south and re- Tooele Kiwanis Club Main St., Tooele. There is child care abandoned and neglected animals. We Events committee The 2012 Miss Grantsville Scholarship 8750. Adult education classes are for enter the parking lot. The Tooele Kiwanis Club meets every available. Please use main entrance need volunteers for various projects The events committee is looking for a Pageant will be held July 3 at students 18 and over. Tuesday at noon at Sostanza, 29 N. at the rear of the building on Garden i.e., as posting animals pictures on couple more members to assist with Spring garden tour Grantsville High School. If you are Main Street. For more information on Street where there is plenty of parking. the Internet, taking foster animals to planning and organizing our public activ- Save the date. June 23 is the 14th interested in running for the pageant, GED test how to become a member, call Karen For information call 224-3392. vet appointments, organizing fundrais- ities and fundraisers. We have some Annual Spring Garden Tour. Hosted by paperwork is available at Grantsville The GED test will be given on June Perry at 830-7846. City Hall. All contestants must attend 19, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact ing and adoption events, picking up lofty goals and need some great minds the Tooele Valley Master Gardeners, Andrea at 833-8750 by June 14. Pre- Mountain View Baptist Church donated food, blankets and medication to help us achieve them. Interested this year’s tour features 12 homes a mandatory information meeting at “The heavens declare the glory of God Ophir Day Grantsville City Hall on June 8 or 12 registration is required. for foster animals and fostering dogs. persons should contact Shawn at 435- across the valley ranging from Stockton Ophir Day will take place on August 4 and the sky above proclaims His handy If you would like to find out more about 843-8265. to Grantsville, including Stansbury Park, at 7 p.m. Contestants under age 18 work.” “All scripture is given by inspira- at the Ophir Town Park. Now accepting must have a parent accompany them ESOL our program, please contact Marci at Tooele and Erda. Admission is $7 per applications for craft and food vendors. ESOL conversational classes are tion of God and is profitable ... that the 435-830-4049. adult, and children 12 and under are to the information meeting. Completed man of God may be complete, thorough- Scouts Booth space is limited. Call 882-1075 contestant paperwork must be turned held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL free. Proceeds go to Arbor Day activities or 849-0254 for more information. students may also come anytime the ly equipped for every good work.” God and help to make our beautiful valley in to Grantsville City Hall by June 15 wants you to know Him personally and Moose Lodge at 5 p.m. Questions, please call Teri center is open for individualized study. Emergency 911 day even greener. Tickets are available Stockton Founder’s Day so do we. Sunday school for all ages Cub Scout Emergency 911 Day is June Critchlow, 830-8090, or Kristy Clark, Registration is $50 per semester. Call the day of the tour at three locations The town of Stockton will be celebrating 9:45 a.m., morning service 11 a.m. 30 at Elton Park. This event only hap- 884-3411. 833-8750 for more information. Welcome home snowbirds across the valley. Visit gardentour2012. its 150th year Founder’s Day in 2013. The Moose Lodge welcomes home our pens every three years, and 2009 was info for details or call 830-1447 for Our committee is in need of any town Little Miss Grantsville Churches Charity snowbird friends on June 8 from 6 to a great event and 2012 should be even more information. history or personal history pertaining The Little Miss Grantsville Pageant will 10 p.m. for Moose members and their better. Pre-registration is required and to the town of Stockton and pictures of can be done at McBeths, 882-4613, to Master gardener class be held June 30 at Grantsville High Raffle/bingo fundraiser qualified guests. Stockton’s early years. We can make School. For girls who are interested in United Methodist Church arrange registration. Cost is $5 (cash or Are the bugs in your garden “bug- Due to complications from pneumonia, copies of pictures and histories. We will participating, there will be a manda- At Tooele UMC we welcome all who Golf scramble check only) per person and includes a ging you?” Is your tree sick and Tooele resident Terry Higgins had both accept items on loan to the town for tory parent meeting on June 6 at 7 want to discover God’s love and wor- It’s time again to go golfing. The first patch and lunch. This is meant to be a you don’t know why? Come to the legs and an arm amputated. He spent the celebration or any donated items for p.m. at the Baird residence, 200 E. ship in a friendly, accepting and loving golf scramble of the year will be on Cub Scout pack event. However, if your Master Gardener Diagnostic Clinic on 13 weeks in the hospital. We’re holding historical display. Please contact chair- Main Street, Grantsville. Girls must environment. Come as you are, whoever June 10 with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Cub Scout pack is not attending, you Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m. through- this fundraiser for hospital bills and person Lela Anderson at 882-8785. have completed one of the following you are, wherever you are in your spiri- at the Tooele Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. may register for this event as a parent out the summer at the USU Extension other medical needs. A raffle, bingo grades to be eligible: first through sixth. tual journey. Sunday worship service, Information and sign-ups at the Lodge. and Cub Scout. Cost is still the same. office, 151 North Main. We’ll help you Tooele Pioneer Museum and potato bar will be held June 9 at Participating girls will be involved in 11 a.m. Lunch and Learn, Wednesdays resolve those pesky problems to help The Tooele Pioneer Museum at 50 E. 5 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge, 50 S. 1st Yard sale an opening number with a personal 12:30 to 2 p.m. Bring your lunch and Leader roundtable you get your garden and yard healthy Vine Street in Tooele will be open to Street, Tooele. To donate items for the The Women of the Moose are having Cub Scout Roundtable’s summer home introduction, two to three minute talent, enjoy an interactive bible study led by and bounteous. Call 277-2400 for more the public free of charge every Friday raffle or for more info, contact Jackie a yard sale on June 16 from 8 a.m. is the Tooele Wigwam, just south of party dress and on-stage question. For Pastor Debi. Please check our website, information. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Whitehouse at 830-7308. For tickets, to 3 p.m. Please donate items to Gofers. Turn left at the little old house, questions or more information, please tooelecumc.org, or call Tooele UMC’s through September. It houses an contact Chelby Higgins at 841-9909. be sold and remember to come out road ends at wigwam. Join us and start Flea market contact Jan Baird, 224-3288, or Krista office at 882-1349 or Pastor Debi’s amazing array of pioneer and Native Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. to buy those must-have items. One the summer off big with a pre-round- The Celebration Hall Country Flea Sparks, 841-9951. cell at (801) 651-2557 for more info. American memorabilia about Tooele We are located at 78 E. Utah Ave. in Bingo cards are $5 each and include person’s donation is another person’s table BBQ on June 7. Arrive early for Market will be every Saturday until Oct. County. In addition, the Settlement Family History Center Tooele. the potato bar. treasure. Proceeds to go to the Women roundtable starting at 7 p.m. and enjoy 31, weather permitting, at the corner Canyon Chapter of the Sons of Utah of the Moose for community projects. a hamburger or hot dog before we start of Church and Main in Grantsville. Cost In conjunction with the combined Collection volunteers Pioneers invites everyone to attend a Grantsville Stakes Pioneer Days cel- Bible Baptist Church Donations currently being accepted at roundtable at 7:30 p.m. Hope to see is $5 per month to Grantsville City Collection volunteers needed. The dinner and entertainment meeting free ebration on July 20 at the Grantsville The members of Bible Baptist Church at the Lodge. everyone at roundtable next week. for a temporary business license and Tooele Valley Rotary Club invites you of charge the first Thursday of every West Stake Center, the Grantsville 286 N. 7th Street in Tooele would like $15 a week to Celebration Hall for the to help us stock the 2012 back-to- Father’s Day brunch month at the Tooele Senior Citizens Family History Center will have an open to invite folks out for some real church use of the property. Come enjoy Main school community closet. We are in Women of the Moose will be serving Groups and Events Center next door to the Museum. house from 7 to 9 p.m. there at 117 W. services with old fashioned hymns of Street exposure for your yard sale or need of help to staff our Bus Collection brunch to the wonderful fathers on Cherry Street, immediately west of the the faith, and preaching from an old garage sale. For info call 801-250- DUP museum donations Site from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every June 17 from 10 a.m. to noon. Fathers high school. All people are welcome. fashioned King James Bible. We are LaForge Encore Theatre 6602. Seniors 60 and over with proof The Tooele Valley Company of the Saturday in June and July, and August and children 12 and under are free, Staff members will be present to assist currently celebrating the 400th year of LaForge Encore Theatre Company are free but must buy the $5 temporary Daughters of Utah Pioneers is seeking 4. Volunteers will take in donations all others $5. This event is for Moose you and answer your questions. This our beloved old book, that stood the presents “Joseph and the Amazing business license at Grantsville City Hall pioneer artifact donations pre-1900 for made by the community and help begin members and their guests. will be a good time to get started with test of time. Please contact Pastor Jeff Technicolor Dreamcoat” June 14, 15, prior to the Saturdays they wish to sell. a new museum located in the base- to sort these items into categories. The your family history and learn how the Sinner at 840-2152. 16, 18, 21, 22, 23 and 25. Tickets are ment of the J. Reuben Clark home in items will be distributed August 9-11. Karaoke night on sale now and sure to sell quickly. Fun sports kids camp Family History Center can help you. Bob Scott will be providing karaoke on Grantsville. Pictures and stories of Church of Christ This is a great project for any group Visit us at www.laforgeencore.org to Children entering first through sixth pioneers older than 1900 are appreci- Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah Ave., who likes to volunteer. There must be June 22 from 7 to 11 p.m. Just come reserve your seats online, or you can grades can enjoy learning the basics of Grantsville Irrigation to listen to great music or come and ated particularly: artifacts, pictures Grantsville Irrigation has issued agri- invites you to attend Bible classes for two people present at all times and call the box office between 3 and 6 basketball, soccer, volleyball, cheer or sing to your favorite tune. and stories of Hilda A. Erickson and cultural users two regular turns for the all ages at 10 a.m., and at 11 a.m. for one person must be over 18. Please p.m. at 248-2048. flag football July 23 to 26. The camp the Grantsville Opera House; stories remainder of the season. We are now worship. The Church of Christ is nonde- call Karen at 830-7953 if you can help. Daily lunch runs from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday through and artifacts from the handcart pio- reading meters. Please keep track of nominational, and was established in If you want to help organize a drive, Kiwanis craft fair Thursday at Stansbury High School. neers that have descendants in Tooele Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp and Calling all crafters. It’s time again for your own readings to avoid exceeding 33 A.D. (Matthew 16 18; Act 2:38-47, please contact us as well. Cost is $10 per young athlete. More County, whether they settled in the fries, fried chicken — you never know the Tooele Kiwanis Club craft fair. It your allotment of 250,000 gallons per esp. v 47). For a free book about the details and registration are online at county or not; artifacts, pictures and Donations needed what might be on the menu. will be July 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., share. If you notice any leaks or abuse, How To Find the True Church, please WatersEdgeUtah.com. stories of settlers from Erda, Pine Donations needed to help provide gently weather permitting, and will be held out- please call the office at 884-3451. contact the Church of Christ. I will listen Friday night dinners Canyon, Lake Point and Stansbury Park. used clothing items, school supplies side the Denny’s Restaurant at 925 N. Football sign ups if you need to talk. Come and hang The Moose Lodge will be serving clam Contact Ellen Yates at 884-0253 for and personal hygiene products for chil- Main Street in Tooele. Cost is $25 for In-person football sign up to be held out. Call 882-4642, Box 426, Tooele, chowder and fish and chips every Friday more information or to contribute. dren. Collection will be in the northwest a booth space. Call Mike Fields at 840- June 9 and July 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. Library UT 84074. night from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost will be parking lot corner of 200 North and 4604 or Sandy Critchlow at 830-6657 at the Stansbury Clubhouse. Side $10 for a cup of soup and a halibut fish Alzheimer’s support group Tooele City Library Cornerstone Baptist Main Street on June 9, 16, 23 and to reserve your spot. entrance only. Bring required docu- Open to anyone caring for someone Cornerstone Baptist Church, passion 30, July 7, 14, 21 and 28, and August and chips dinner. Come and enjoy some ments. June events: Tuesdays, 1 p.m., family great seafood on Friday nights. with Alzheimer’s disease or related movies; Wednesdays, 11 a.m., story for God compassion for people at 276 4 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. all days. Kiwanis 5k run dementia (memory issues). Learn about The Kiwanis 5k Freedom Run will be Overlake HOA time; Thursdays, 1 p.m., thing-a-ma-jig E. 500 N. in Tooele, phone: 882-6263. Distribution events will be at Northlake Saturday night dinners this disease. Get/share ideas. Care of on July 4. To register for the 5k, go The Overlake HOA board meeting for Thursdays — mad science (June 7), Come as you are this Sunday, where Elementary, 268 Coleman in Tooele, on Saturday night rib-eye steak and salmon your loved one while you attend. Next to 5kfreedomrun.eventbrite.com. All June will be held June 21 at 7 p.m. monsters (June 14), Hogle Zoo (June you can hear a message from the Bible August 9 and 10 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. dinners for members and their guests. meeting, June 19 from 2:30 to 3:30 registration will be done through the at Overlake Elementary in the library. All 21 at 1 and 2 p.m.), camping fun (June and meet new friends. Service times: and August 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Members get a free dinner in their birth- p.m. at Cottage Glen Assisted Living, website. For any questions, please call homeowners and interested residents 28); Thursdays, 4 to 6 p.m., teen time Bible study (for all ages) 9:45 a.m.; day month. 1892 N. Aaron Drive, Bldg. #2, Tooele. Writing volunteers Shawn Milne at 801-514-4444 or Sandy are invited and encouraged to attend. with gaming, movies and more; Fridays, morning worship 11 a.m.; evening Cosponsored by Tooele County Aging Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a Critchlow at 830-6657. HOA meetings are usually held the 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., kids crafts; June 13, worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys children’s Services (to participate call 843-4107) program 6 p.m. Nursery provided for all non-profit organization, is looking for Eagles third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. 1 p.m., teen movie; June 16, 11 a.m. several volunteers with grant writing Benson Gristmill play in the library at Overlake Elementary. and Alzheimer’s Association–Utah to 1 p.m., paranormal ghost hunting services, and children’s church during Chapter. For information call 800-272- morning worship. WiseGuys Program experience and/or computer/typing Raffle/bingo fundraiser Benson Gristmill Performing Arts presentation with local group Untitled skills to perform data entry at the Foundation announces auditions for Neighborhood watch 3900. during evening worship. Due to complications from pneumonia, Paranormal Investigators sharing per- Tooele office. Must pass a background the 2012 production of “Fiddler on the The Overlake neighborhood watch group Tooele resident Terry Higgins had both Mood disorder support group sonal testimonials, tools of the trade Mountain of Faith Lutheran check and be able to volunteer a few Roof.” All roles available. Auditions meets on the first Thursday of every and audio and video evidence; June 18, legs and an arm amputated. He spent Do you or someone you love have a We’re a healthy, growing congregation hours or more each week (can volunteer open to all ages 8 and over. Auditions month at the LDS church on Berra dusk to 11 p.m., star party with Salt 13 weeks in the hospital. We’re holding mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation who welcomes newcomers and reaches anytime Monday through Friday 8 a.m. will be held June 5 and 6 at Stansbury Boulevard at 7 p.m. For more info, call Lake Astronomical Society. All month this fundraiser for hospital bills and offers help, hope and healing. Please out to those in need. Join us for wor- to 6 p.m.) Contact Alex C. Gonzalez or High School Auditorium from 7 to 9 Deedra Hinds at 841-9804 or Angela long: Summer Reading Program. Read other medical needs. A raffle, bingo join us for support group sessions ship Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at Adrienne Berrett at 843-3520. p.m. Please prepare 16 bars of a Jue at 228-8744. Come learn about for great free prizes. More information and potato bar will be held June 9 at every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the 560 S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat Broadway style song. Accompanist will how to prevent crime and keep our in the library or on our website. 5 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge, 50 S. 1st New Reflection Clubhouse on 900 the word of God with respect without Food pantry be provided. Headshot and resume neighborhood safe. Street, Tooele. To donate items for the South in Tooele. For more info, contact taking ourselves too seriously. Check The First Baptist Church in Tooele is preferred but not required. Callbacks Mobile Library raffle or for more info, contact Jackie Kelly at 841-9903. us out on Facebook by searching for offering an emergency food pantry will be held June 9 by request only. Block party The Summer Reading Program will begin Whitehouse at 830-7308. For tickets, Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church. to meet the needs of our community. Performances will be August 10, 11 The Neighborhood Watch program in on June 14 at 4 p.m. in the Grantsville contact Chelby Higgins at 841-9909. Please join us for meaningful worship The food pantry is available for emer- and 13 at the Benson Gristmill. For Overlake will be hosting a block party Fire Station. Registration for the pro- Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. that is also casual and relaxed. For gency needs. Hours of operation are more information, please contact gram began on May 21 in the library Bingo cards are $5 each and include more information about our family of Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We [email protected]. and in the bookmobile. Children of all the potato bar. faith, call 882-7291. are located at 580 S. Main Street. For Bulletin Board Policy abilities are welcome and the program information call 882-2048. Tooele Journey Steak night If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin is free of charge. For more information, The Church at Waters Edge Guided meditation with Grant call 884-3703. Steak night will be June 8. The special at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The God invites us to go from knowing Utah Food Pantry Gudmunsen, June 6, 7 to 9 p.m. We’d is a five shrimp dinner for $10.75, Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic about him to actually interacting with The Utah Food Pantry will hold the love donations. Raw food classes, served from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. Please clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the him. This summer we are growing our next drop June 8 in the Deseret Peak Wednesdays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 4 Schools come out and support the Aerie and advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele personal connection with God through Complex parking lot. Sign ups will start to 5:30 p.m. $15, or bring a friend and Auxiliary starting a new year. Members Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To the book of Psalms and several spiritu- at 7 a.m. and continue until 10 a.m. or get 50 percent off. Awareness Factor, Summer ag. orientation and guests invited. guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- until all food is distributed, whichever 392 W. 200 S., Tooele. For more info All Tooele High School summer agri- al disciplines. Come worship with us on 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the comes first. We keep a running tally of visit http://tooelejourney.wordpress. culture students are invited to attend any Sunday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in desired publication date. sign ups to make sure we have enough com/ or call 224-2320. A9A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 5:59 a.m. 8:57 p.m. Thursday 5:59 a.m. 8:58 p.m. Friday 5:59 a.m. 8:58 p.m. Saturday 5:58 a.m. 8:59 p.m. Sunday 5:58 a.m. 8:59 p.m. Monday 5:58 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 5:58 a.m. 9:00 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:11 p.m. 8:26 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 11:50 p.m. 9:36 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday none 10:44 a.m. Saturday 12:23 a.m. 11:50 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 12:53 a.m. 12:52 p.m. Statistics for the week ending June 4. Mostly sunny and Mostly sunny and Sunshine and patchy Partly sunny and Monday 1:20 a.m. 1:53 p.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Sunny Temperatures Tuesday 1:47 a.m. 2:52 p.m. warmer breezy clouds cooler High/Low past week 93/47 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 77/53 64 43 77 54 85 51 78 46 66 43 73 53 77 56 Average temp past week 71.6 Normal average temp past week 65.1 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low June 11 June 19 June 26 July 3 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 62/33 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 63/48 Knolls Clive Lake Point 60/34 66/45 66/44 62/46 Ogden Stansbury Park 63/43 Erda 63/45 Vernal Grantsville 66/45 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 72/44 63/44 54/37 Tooele 63/45 Bauer 64/43 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 64/43 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 64/43 74/45 64/40 Stockton Pollen Index Price 64/42 71/45 High Nephi Rush Valley 67/38 64/40 Ophir Moderate 57/37 Low Delta Manti Absent 71/43 71/40 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 82/52 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 65/41 72/42 Moab 62/40 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 84/53 Beaver 83/51 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 71/41 Ibapah 64/39 24-hour 65/38 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.05 -0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 71/38 79/51 at Grantsville 1.53 none 86/61 Kanab 81/47 Eureka 60/38 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4197.41 New marker pinpoints fi rst Erda homestead memorates the homestead of by Lisa Christensen the Ormus Ephraim Bates fam- STAFF WRITER ily 160 years after they settled in the area. The site of the first home- Delwin Remington, presi- stead in Erda is now easier to dent of the Bates Family find after the placement of a Organization, said the sign rep- commemorative marker on the resents an acknowledgment to lot. history and brings forth con- A sign, located on part of the sideration of the early settlers. original lot off of what is now “[Ormus Ephraim Bates] was Liddell Lane and between Erda my great-grandfather, and he Way and Church Road, com- was one of the original set-

Maegan Burr A crowd gathers on Liddell Lane to see the unveiling of a sign marking the first settlement in Erda Saturday.

tlers in the Erda area, so con- ning and work for the last five of what kind of marker to place efforts of the early pioneers of sequently it’s kind of neat to years or so. It has required the and what it should say. The all faiths and motivations. realize you’re walking on the help and cooperation of sev- final sign, made of metal, was “For anyone who has pio- ground that he might have eral people and organizations, actually completed and deliv- neer ancestry, whether LDS walked on,” he said. “It’s neat including the LDS church, ered to the family last fall, he pioneers or just pioneers to to think about it that way and which owned the land in the said, but the family organiza- the area, it’s always nice to tie it down, if you will, to where area of the homestead, and Joe tion wanted to wait until spring know where the particular per- two or three homes were once Liddell, a former Erda resident for its implementation. son lived originally, and realize built and where the spring and history buff. The sign is of worth to peo- that’s where they homestead- Maegan Burr once was.” Once the plan was in place ple outside of the family and ed and where it all began,” Gordon Bates, Joe Lidell and Delwin Remington remove a blanket from a sign Remington said the project and permission granted, he even Erda as a whole because Remington said. marking where the first home in Erda sat Saturday. has had several stages of plan- said, there was still the matter of its commemoration of the [email protected]

County continued from page A1 Love the Outdoors? an 80 percent graduation rate. Have a way with words? Graduation rates for 2011 cannot be compared to pre- vious year’s rate because the federal government changed graduation rate guidelines for 2011. Previously students that completed the General Education Development test, students with disabilities that The Transcript-Bulletin is seeking participated in an alternate experienced writers to contribute assessment, students with columns about their outdoor disabilities under the age of 22 who continued their edu- adventures for the Hometown cation, and students who section of the newspaper. transferred to higher education without receiving a diploma were counted as graduates. In 2011 these students are reported separately as “other completers,” and are included in the total number of students but not counted as graduates. Terry Linares, Tooele County Maegan Burr School District superinten- Kelsey Johnson looks up into the audience at the Stansbury High School graduation ceremony at the University of Utah dent, credits efforts made at Huntsman Center on May 24. each school to track individual student progress toward gradu- The district also offers pro- school and other opportunities to make sure they are making Please send writing samples to Editor Jeff Barrus at ation as the reason the district grams to help students at risk during the school year. progress toward graduation,” [email protected] or call 882-0050 has above average graduation of not graduating recapture “Our high schools do a Linares said. rates. lost credits through summer good job of tracking students [email protected] for more information. A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2012 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Stansbury Ute football fundraiser Thurgood named new coach for GHS tennis Stansbury Ute Football has organized a golf tour- by Jake Gordon nament as a fundraising STAFF WRITER event at Stansbury Park Golf Course on Saturday, For years, Grantsville tennis June 9. Tournament is a had been a model of consistency foursome, scramble format as far as coaching goes during with a shotgun start at the years of Don Wayne Nelson 8 a.m. There is also a but since then there have been chance to win prizes while some changes. supporting Stansbury Ute In the last two years at Conference Football. Cost Grantsville there have been two is $50 a player or $200 different coaches at the steed for a team of four. All proceeds go to Stansbury and now there will be a new Ute Football for players coach starting in 2012-13 which between 8 and 14. Please will make the third different contact Deik Didericksen at head coach in three years. Even (435) 277-0522 to play. with all the coaching turnover, new head coach Steve Thurgood Stansbury Ute football registration is hoping to bring some consis- Registration for the 2012 tency to the program and hopes Stansbury Ute Conference to help the kids work hard toward football season is now their goals. open online on the Ute Thurgood, 61, has been Conference website, www. around the program as he was utefootball.org. Those inter- an assistant with boys’ tennis ested in playing should visit under Scott Mouritsen the last the website to get started. two years and is familiar with The cost to play is $205 players on both the boys’ and each player. Football fees girls’ tennis teams. Thurgood pay for equipment such as also has plenty of tennis experi- helmet and shoulder pads (rental), game and prac- ence in him as well as he played tice pants (rental), a home tennis for a couple of years at and away jersey each, Weber State while attending the game socks and the fees university. towards district and refer- Tennis at Grantsville has ee fees. There are also in- recently had success at the region person registrations at the level but has not quite been able Maegan Burr Stansbury Park clubhouse to get over the hump at state and on two different days. On Thurgood is hoping that he can Steve Thurgood poses for a photo at the Grantsville High School tennis courts Monday morning. Thurgood, who was an assistant coach for the boys the last two June 9, registration times get the best out of his players to years, was recently named head coach at Grantsville. are from 7-11 a.m. On July overcome that hurdle. 14, registration times are “I think Grantsville tennis has new Grantsville coach doesn’t Thurgood has been able to build works,” Thurgood said. “I would Thurgood also believes that ten- from 9-11 a.m. a bright future within the next want tennis rackets to accumu- good relationships with the cur- also like to get to the point that nis players put so much pressure REAL soccer camp three or four years,” Thurgood late dust during the off-season. rent players. Tennis is a mix- players will be able to figure out on themselves on the court that said. “The players have their “Some players don’t pick up a ture of individual matches that problems on the court by them- he wouldn’t want to pile on any REAL Salt Lake will hold weaknesses but if they are will- racket until the season begins,” are good for the team as well selves.” more. a youth soccer camp June ing to work on those weaknesses Thurgood said. “There are a lot and Thurgood knows that each As far as getting players over “I don’t want to put too much 11-15 at Elton Park in and become more focused, then of young players coming up that player has a different personality the hump at state, Thurgood pressure on them,” Thurgood Tooele. For more information contact Rob Karras, they will improve.” are good enough to steal posi- on the court and that at times it believes that it begins with said. “Once that happens, it could director of youth camps, at Second serves is one of those tions on the tennis team if the makes a coach’s job hard. Grantsville tennis players play- be hard to recover on the court.” [email protected] weaknesses that Thurgood older players don’t put in the “You feel great as a coach ing in tournaments during the or (801) 727-2715. thinks his players will improve work.” when you tell your players off-season and facing as many upon if they put in the work. The While working as an assistant, something and they do it and it top caliber players as they can. SEE COACH PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele County Corporate Games Build employee teamwork with fun activities in the 3rd Annual Tooele County Corporate Games. This Olympic-style experience The Links at Overlake encompasses 19 different events and sports with the overall winners taking home gives golfers a wide-open, the Corporate Games cup. The games are designed to encourage employees but challenging round from all areas of Tooele by Jake Gordon ond par 3 on the back nine, No. County businesses to get to know each other bet- STAFF WRITER 14. For a par 3, No. 14 has the dis- ter by participating side- tance at 213 yards from the black by-side in events for both If a golfer wants to experience tees and mid-range distance of the athletic and not-so ath- that wide-open feeling then it 172 from the blue tees. letic, increase productiv- would be wise to visit The Links No. 14 is a hole that has one ity and morale and build at Overlake in Tooele. The wide- of three deep pot bunkers on the better employee relations. open feeling doesn’t come from course. If a golfer can avoid the This year’s events include the course being a cake walk, obstacles of No. 14 then a par is a Texas Hold ‘em, 3-on- which it isn’t, but from the layout possibility but if the ball finds the 3 basketball, trap shoot, of the links style course. pot bunker, a golfer can spend a fishing, softball, archery, Overlake is practically right in few strokes extracting their ball. 5-on-5 flag football, go-cart the middle of the Tooele Valley The green is difficult one to hit racing, billiards, kickball, with not much else around it. in regulation but birdie is a pos- volleyball, bowling, horse- Golfers have no chance of hitting sibility if the ball can stay on the shoes, dodge ball, swim- a house with an errant tee shot green. ming, cycling, golf and 5k and would be more likely to hit a “People really like No. 14 cross country. For more stray cow instead of a building. because it gives them some- information contact Jan “I think people love the avail- thing different,” Dixon said. Hatfield at 801-349-9000 ability of the course during the “Sometimes golfers will drop a or pickup an information/ year,” said Overlake professional ball into the pot bunker to see if registration packet at the Tooele County Chamber of Brian Dixon. “I know of a lot of they can hit it out.” Maegan Burr Commerce, 154 S. Main, people who come from Salt Lake The normal prices for golf are Tooele. Additional informa- Preston Myers poses for a photo Monday afternoon at the Tooele High School track. Myers was recently awarded a and they can get on when they extremely competitive for the tion is also available at scholarship at Southern Utah University for his success as a walk-on sophomore at the school. want to and our rates are really condition of Overlake but the www.tooelechamber.com competitive as well.” course is currently running spe- With the spacious feeling cials to save golfers a few dol- TC United registration that Overlake gives, it could be lars. TC United Soccer is now easy for a golfer to get on the Right now, the special is 18 accepting registrations for Tooele High graduate tee box and swing their hardest holes with a cart for $27 on the the upcoming fall 2012/ and throw caution to the wind. weekdays and $30 on the week- spring 2013 soccer sea- Although there is an open feeling end. For senior golfers over the son. All youth between the to Overlake, the course will also age of 60, the rates for 18 holes ages of 4-17 are eligible to burns up the track at SUU punish the golfer that underesti- and a cart is $22 during the week play. Please visit our web- 200 meters with personal best times in both mates the difficulties of the lay- and $26 on the weekend. Specials site at www.TCUnited.org or by Mark Watson events. He clocked 10.56 in the 100 and 21.3 out. call 830-6977 for additional in the 200., and qualified for the NCAA pre- The one hole that golfers bring information. SPORTS EDITOR liminaries with a 45th ranking in the 100 and a up the most to Dixon is the sec- SEE GOLFERS PAGE A11➤ NBA playoffs Preston Myers of Erda just completed a 43rd ranking in the 200. In Austin, he improved The Oklahoma City Thunder super sophomore season with the Southern his standings in both events to 43rd in the 100 pulled off their third con- Utah University track team. The Tooele High and 34th in the 200 just missing out on qualify- secutive victory Monday School grad reached the NCAA West track & ing for the NCAA Championship meet. night with a 108-103 win field preliminaries in Austin, Texas in both the Southern Utah competes in the Big Sky over the Spurs in San 100 meters and 200 meters. Conference next year and Myers’ time in the Antonio. Kevin Durant led Current Tooele High School track coach 200 was the top mark of Big Sky athletes the Thunder with 27 points Albert Bottema and former coach Karen Ware this year, besting top qualifiers from Northern and five assists and now agree that Myers was one of the hardest work- Arizona and Montana State. His finish was has Oklahoma City one win ing young men they have coached at THS. second best among athletes from universities away from a trip to the Myers graduated from Tooele in 2007, worked in the state, narrowly finishing behind Utah NBA finals as they hold a for two years, and then walked on at SUU in Valley’s Nicholas Taylor (33rd, 21.48), but ahead 3-2 advantage with Game the fall of 2009. He just completed his first full of Utah State’s Nic Bowens (39th, 21.70). 6 coming up in Oklahoma outdoor season. The best may be yet to come for the SUU City on Wednesday. In “Preston spent a lot of extra time after prac- athlete. the Eastern Conference, tice and during the season working on his “I definitely want to break the 21-second Boston pulled off a 93-91 starts, his running form and physical condi- barrier in the 200 and doing that I will break overtime victory over Miami tioning. Preston wanted to be a champion and the SUU record which is 21.18. I also want to Sunday night. Paul Pierce has always prepared himself to become one,” run the 100 in 10.4 or 10.3,” he said. fouled out late in the game but still led the Celtics with Bottema said. Myers will spend the summer working and 23 points in the victory In high school, Myers won a state title in living at home in Erda. “Right now coach just even as Dwyane Wade had the 100 meters and on the 4x100 relay with wants me to rest until July an then start lifting an open look at a 3-pointer teammates Nick Perry, Porter Hunt and Jordon (weights) a lot and running longer distances for the win but missed. The Biorge. He won region titles in the 100 and on grass,” Myers said. eastern series is now tied 200. For a college sprinter, Myers hit the jackpot at 2-2 with Game 5 coming Myers’ work ethic and talent paid dividends Maegan Burr up Tuesday night in Miami. this year at SUU. He won the Summit League Natural grasses frame hole No. 14 at The Links at Overlake, with a pot hole SEE TRACK PAGE A11 ➤ championship in both the 100 meters and bunker on the edge of the green. A11

TUESDAY June 5, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Track continued from page A10 when SUU hired Kelly Willie Are you a former Club member? as the sprint coach this year. Willie was a member of the Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? USA gold medal 4x400 relay We’re looking for you! team at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Before that, Willie Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a won seven national titles at Louisiana State University and short alumni survey! holds the school record in the 60-meter dash. “With coach Willie I do a lot more weight training than I had been doing in the past,” Myers said. “As far as workouts during the season we would run 150 meters, then 120 meters, then 90 meters with a three-minute rest between runs.” The SUU athlete dedicated himself to running starting with his junior year at Tooele. “I ran for a little bit my sophomore year but didn’t really like it but then really got going my Pet of the Week junior year,” Myers said. His work ethic is tremen- dous, but he may also have inherited some of his athleti- cism — his great-grandpa Levi Myers was on the USA Olympic team and is in the Utah Sports Maegan Burr Hall of Fame. Levi Myers ran Preston Myers runs around the curve of Tooele High School’s track for a photo Monday afternoon. track at Utah State University and held conference records in the 100, 220, 440 and 880. high school coach,” Myers Myers did not have any become an outstanding col- He also set records in the long said. “I’m a physical educa- scholarships offers in track and legiate sprinter. We are proud jump and mile relay. His 440- tion major with emphasis in walked on at SUU. The school of his accomplishments and yard dash time of 47.8 was a exercise science. It’s really hard awarded him with an athletic Karen and I were grateful to record at USU for 32 years. to run professionally — there scholarship this year. have the opportunity to coach “My ultimate goal is to turn are no leagues. You have to get “He never lost sight of his him in high school,” Bottema my running into a profession sponsored by somebody like goal and with his dedication said. for ﬁ nding all and then perhaps become a NIKE and wear their gear.” and determination he has [email protected] our pets a good home. Coach continued from page A10

Off-season work and practice are very important for Thurgood because he mentioned that if Information you practice enough situations For more info. on animals- that once they come along in Adoption Procedure the match that they will become Need to let off Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing second nature. some steam? and possible shelter fee. Although tennis is mostly an Tooele City individual sport with individual Write a letter to the editor Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to state and region champion- Grantsville hold animals for 3 days ships, Thurgood believes that it [email protected] Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. is important for his players to be P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. good teammates. “The secret is that everybody Tooele Veterinary Clinic has got to pull for everybody 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 on the team,” Thurgood said. “Sometimes I think they get a little too concerned with themselves instead of cheering on their teammates.” Right now, Thurgood is deal- ing with the adjustment that goes into being the head coach TOOELE instead of the assistant coach RANSCRIPT but he is still excited to be taking T over the reigns. “I am just excited right now and I think it is going to be fun,” Maegan Burr BULLETIN Thurgood said. Steve Thurgood talks with his summer tennis students Monday morning at the [email protected] Grantsville High School tennis courts.

pro shop to sign up. For those accommodate busy schedules. Golfers that want more private lessons, According to Dixon, the overall continued from page A10 Dixon offers sessions that cost condition of the course is great �� $40 a lesson or $160 for five les- so far and it is a great time to take are subject to change during the sons. advantage of the specials. year but the current deal saves The men’s and senior leagues “I just don’t think you can beat golfers money any day of the both run on Tuesday though playing a round of golf for $27,” week. Dixon admits that weather has Dixon said. “We believe Overlake Overlake is also offering youth been an issue during the first is the best kept secret in the May 2012 Winner: clinics during the months of June part of the season. Men’s league state.” and July. The June clinic will run golfers play from the blue tees For more information on The through 18-22, Monday through while the seniors play from the Links at Overlake or to make a tee Friday at 9 a.m., and the cost is whites. Aside from Tuesday, time, golfers can call (435) 882- Celia Datteri only $40 for the week. The same there are also weekend dates for 8802 or visit www.OverlakeGolf. clinic will take place on July 9-13 the men’s league and they play com. The “Super” moon rises over a hill on May 5 in Pine Canyon. and those interested can call the on both Sunday and Saturday to [email protected]

Maegan Burr The green on No. 14 at The Links at Overlake is bordered by a deep pot bunker. Your photo could be next! Find Your TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Submit your photo at: Dream Home! www.tooeletranscript.com A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Tuesday June 5, 2012 Event List THURSDAY JUNE 7 8am–5pm Festival of Learning 5-9pm Displays & Vendors Open 5pm Opening Ceremonies 5-9pm Cowboy Poetry Contest 5-9pm Quilt Show & Demos 5-9pm Mountain Man Rendezvous 6pm — Sign-ups: 5pm Horse Shoe Pitching 7pm Pony Express Race

FRIDAY JUNE 8 8am-5pm Festival of Learning Anytime after 8am BBQ Cookoff Check-in – Pro 9am Open Displays & Vendors 10am Youth Poetry Contest 10am-9pm Quilt Show & Demos 10am-4pm BGM Demonstrations 10am – 4pm Tours of Benson Grist Mill 10-11am Twin Springs Mill “Corn Grinding” 11am-12 (noon) Pioneer Loom Demo 1-2pm Saw Mill Demo 3-4pm Pioneer Loom Demo 10am-4pm DPC Demonstrations 1pm and 3pm Blacksmith demo 12pm and 2pm Horseshoeing demo 10am-9pm Mountain Man Rendezvous 12-5pm & 7-9pm Entertainment 10-6pm Wagon Rides 2pm gates open at 1pm Tractor pulls 5 pm Chuck Wagon Dinner A Celebration of Our Heritage 7-9pm Entertainment 7 pm Doors open at 6pm Opening Act / Poetry & Music 8 pm Doors open at 6pm Baxter Black 9pm Music Concert Following – Kindle Creek

SATURDAY, JUNE 9 8 am-5pm Festival of Learning 9am Open Displays & Vendors 10am-4pm BGM Demonstrations UNE 10am – 4pm Tours of Benson Grist Mill J 7 - 9 11-12(noon) Pioneer Loom Demo 1-2pm Pioneer Loom Demo Baxter Black (Cowboy Poet & Entertainer) 3-4pm Pioneer Loom Demo 10am-9pm Quilt Show & Demos Tickets ON SALE! Event - Fri. June 8 at 8pm 10am-4pm DPC Demonstrations Pre-show begins at 7pm (Doors open at 6pm). Tickets: VIP: $30 10am and noon Horseshoeing demo 11am and 1pm Blacksmith demo includes ﬂ oor seating and chuckwagon dinner. General Admission: 1- 4pm Wagon Wheel demo $15. Available at smithstix.com and Deseret Peak Complex 10am-9pm Mountain Man Rendezvous 12pm – 9pm Yippy – Tie – I- Idol 10-6pm lunch break-1:30-2:30 Wagon Rides 2pm gates open at 1pm Horse Pulls 1-4pm Wagon Wheel Demonstrations 12-2pm BBQ Cookoff CHUCKWAGON DINNER 3-4:30pm BBQ People’s Choice Contest 4-6pm Kiddie Corral Fri. June 8, 5-7pm 5pm BBQ Cookoff Awards 8pm gates open at 6pm Ranch Rodeo Tickets: $10 • Hot Dog Meal: $5 Kids events 7pm Following Rodeo Fireworks UTAH WILD HORSE & BURRO FESTIVAL RANCH RODEO THURSDAY, JUNE 7 8am BLM Wild Horse & Burro Adoption begins - ungentled & halter-started animals will be Sat. June 9, 8pm available on a 1st come, 1rst served basis for $125.00 Youth events 7pm. Tickets: Adults $10 • Youth $5. Rodeo/Horse Pulls combo: $15 7pm Local Premiere of the WHB Documentary STILL ACCEPTING RANCH RODEO CONTESTANTS. Contact Oakly 435.830.9303 Youth events: Calf riding and steer riding. Ranch Rodeo Events: Ranch Bronc Riding, FRIDAY, JUNE 8 Bullriding, Wild Cow Milking, Rescue Race and Mystery Event 8am - 8pm BLM Wild Horse & Burro Adoption 9am-10am BLM Wild Horse Adoption Silent Bid begins - saddle started horses only 9am-11am Indoor Arena open for warm-up 10am ALL BLM Wild Horses & Burros available HORSE PULLS for adoption 12 noon 14th Annual Wild Horse & Burro Show begins!!! Sat. June 9, 2pm EXTREME TIL CHALLENGE - the last class of the day - Tickets: $10 • Youth: $5. Horse Pull/Rodeo Combo: $15 THIS IS ONE CHALLENGE YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS!!! SATURDAY, JUNE 9 8am-8pm ALL BLM Wild Horse & Burros available TRACTOR PULLS for adoption.

Fri. June 8 at 2pm Yippy-Tie-I-Idol Tickets: $5 available at the door (Talent Competition) still accepting contestants call Dillon 435.764.0402 YIPPY-TIE-I-IDOL HORSESHOE PITCHING www.co.tooele.ut.us 1st= $400, 2 (talent Competition) TOURNAMENT nd= $300 3rd= $200, 4 SAT. JUNE 9, 12-8PM THURS. JUNE 7 AT 6PM th= 100 Prizes 1st: $400, 2nd: #300, 3rd: $200, $10 per pitcher Sponsors 4th: $100. Participants still needed Dil- lon at 435-764-0402 PONY EXPRESS RACE STATE BBQ COMPETITION QUILT SHOW THURS. JUNE 7 AT 7PM SAT. JUNE 9 Participants still needed. $100 per team Contact Patty Wheeler (435)277-2409 JUNE 7-9 Dean Atkin at 435-830-8146 Enter a quilt, learn how to quilt, view POETRY CONTEST quilts and enter to FESTIVAL OF LEARNING win this opportunity THURS. JUNE 7, 5-9PM quilt. Call Crystal for THURS JUNE 7- SAT. JUNE 9 Prizes 1st: $400, 2nd: #300, 3rd: $200, 4th: more info. at 8AM-5PM EACH DAY $100. Participants still needed. Tyler Guy Participants still needed 801-865-0174

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story by Lisa Christensen faithand fitness

Talent for swimming, finding God helped Stansbury Park native become U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer

.J. Marshall was always good at swimming, but he vowed never to swim again when he got burned out in high school. Now, as a new grad of the elite U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer training, Marshall said he’s not sure what his former self would think about how things turned out. “If I were to see myself as I am now, I don’t know,” he said. “I probably would have made fun of myself.” Coast Guard rescue swimmers are trained to embark on water rescue missions from helicopters or boats, specifically in rescues involving storms. The program has been officially in place since 1984 and to date, 825 swimmers have passed the rigorous 18-week training, while 350 are currently active. Marshall, an Aviation Survival Technician Third Class, is swimmer number 821, and is now stationed in Savannah, Ga. Marshall, 22, had a natural inclination to water from a young age. His mother, Kim, said he completed swimming training at breakneck speed, and his swimming teachers suggested he start swimming competitively. At age 6, T.J. swam his first race as a member of a swim team. At Tooele High School, the

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photos courtesy of T.J. Marshall U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer T.J. Marshall (top) poses for a photo in front of a helicopter May 1. Marshall (background) participates in a rescue flight on May 1. Marshall (right) participates in a parachute rescue test on April 4. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 5, 2012 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On June 21, 1788, New Hampshire becomes the ninth and last necessary state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, thereby making the document the law of the land. Massachusetts had initially opposed the document as it failed to reserve undelegated powers to the states.

➤ On June 23, 1902, German automaker Daimler-Motoren- Gesellschaft (DMG) first registers “Mercedes” as a brand name. The famous Mercedes symbol, a Mega Maze three-point star, was registered as a trademark in 1909.

➤ On June 24, 1915, young German fighter pilot Oswald Boelcke makes the first operational flight of the Fokker Eindecker plane. The Fokker was equipped with machine guns that could fire straight ahead through the aircraft’s propellers. The precise timing of the propeller blades allowed them to avoid being struck by the machine gun bullets.

➤ On June 18, 1923, the first Checker Cab rolls off the line at the Checker Cab Manufacturing Company in Kalamazoo, Mich. The shipment stood out as a Cox patent in 1972 that was major landmark in the described as a “foamable res- history of the company, inous composition” that was which by then employed propelled from a can? some 700 people. 5. LITERATURE: What futuristic novel’s first line reads, “It was a ➤ On June 19, 1953, Julius pleasure to burn”? and Ethel Rosenberg, 1. TELEVISION: What was the 6. MUSIC: What kind of instru- who were convicted of name of Tonto’s horse in the ment does musician Chuck conspiring to pass U.S. series “The Lone Ranger”? Mangione play? atomic secrets to the 2. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What 7. MOVIES: What was Ron’s patro- Soviets, are executed by was the country of origin for nus in the “Harry Potter” movie the electric chair at Sing the pop group The Bay City series? Sing Prison in Ossining, Rollers? 8. FOOD & DRINK: Farfalle is a N.Y. Both refused to admit 3. COMICS: In the “Archie type of what food? any wrongdoing and pro- Comics,” Archie Andrews has 9. GEOGRAPHY: What is the sec- claimed their innocence a hard time choosing between ond largest of the Hawaiian right up to the time of two young ladies. What are Islands? their deaths. their names? 10. HISTORY: What was the code 4. INVENTIONS: What did name of Hitler’s planned inva- ➤ On June 22, 1964, Dan Leonard A. Fish and Robert P. sion of England? Brown, author of the international blockbuster “The Da Vinci Code” as well as other best-selling thrillers, is born in New Hampshire. Brown’s novels are known for involving symbols, conspira- cies and secret societies. His first novel, “Digital Fortress,” was published in 1998.

➤ On June 20, 1980, in a match in Montreal, Roberto Duran out-points “Sugar” Ray Leonard to win the World Boxing Council welterweight title. Yet, five months later in a rematch, with less than 30 seconds left in the eighth round, Duran looked at ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW the referee and famously uttered the words “no mas” or “no more,” giv- and always will be the best show “Cold Case,” and still and “Alcatraz.” Will they ing up. late-night talk show host, watch the reruns. We won- be back for another and I was very interested der whatever happened to season? -- Sienna F., via to learn about this usually Kathryn Morris, who played e-mail © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. private man. Will it air again Det. Lily Rush. We have seen A: I’ve got good news soon? If not, can I buy it on all the other lead characters and bad news. Want the DVD? -- Paul F., Altoona, Pa. on other shows, but not her. bad news first? Fox has A: I know the documen- -- Ron C., Roanoke, Va. opted not to pick up tary you are talking about, A: The gorgeous 43-year- “Alcatraz” for a second because I watched it too and old just finished the short season. While it debuted Q: I can find new episodes absolutely loved it. In the late film “Sunday’s Mother,” and pretty strong in the rat- of “Army Wives” on the TV ‘80s and early ‘90s -- when I most recently co-starred with ings, each week saw a schedule. Is it done for the was finally allowed to stay up Denise Richards and Jim steady decline in view- season? -- Genie D., via e- late -- I watched “The Tonight Belushi in the direct-to-DVD ers, and it lost more than mail Show with Johnny Carson” movie “Cougars, Inc.” She half its initial viewers by A: Don’t worry -- there religiously, so I was thrilled also played a small role in season’s end. “Touch,” will be 10 new episodes of to sneak a peek into this last year’s Oscar-nominated however will be back for Lifetime’s “Army Wives” start- talented man’s life. You can film “Moneyball”; however, a second season. And, in ing Sunday, June 24, at 10 stream “American Masters her part ended up on the cut- case you were wondering, p.m. ET/PT. Note the new Johnny Carson: King of Late ting-room floor. I haven’t seen “American Dad,” “Bones,” time slot, as “Wives” will now Night” on your computer at the DVD extras yet, but hope- “The Cleveland Show,” follow “Drop Dead Diva.” pbs.org/americanmasters. fully we can watch her there. “Fringe,” “Glee,” “Kitchen Upon the show’s return, However, if you can wait until I think your wife and you will Nightmares,” “New Girl,” Susan Lucci will be back in July 17, you can purchase the agree that we need to see “Raising Hope” and “The Johnny Carson her guest-starring role. DVD (or Blu-ray) of the film, Kathryn in a leading role on Simpsons” will all be back • • • which will include outtakes another hit series stat! for new seasons come P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Q: I watched the most and bonus material, through • • • fall. 32853-6475; or e-mail her at wonderful documentary on PBS Distribution. Q: My two favorite new [email protected]. PBS the other night on the • • • shows of this past season Write to Cindy at King life of Johnny Carson. He is Q: My wife and I loved the were both on Fox: “Touch” Features Weekly Service, © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS

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TUESDAY June 5, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 MISSIONARY HOMEFRONT Tyler Cole

Tyler J. Cole has been Use cherries to create tasty summer treats called to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus lthough the cherry crop Christ of Latter-day Saints in is not yet on in Tooele the Raleigh, North Carolina ACounty, these sweet, Mission. He leaves for the tasty treats are showing up in MTC on June 20. Elder Cole grocery stores already. They are will speak June 10 at 11 a.m. a delightful summer introduc- in the Hooper Ward sacra- tion. ment meeting in Hooper. Elder Cole is the son of Paul Jr. and Natalie Cole and grand- son of Paul Sr. and Kathy Cole Diane Sagers of Grantsville and Phil and CORRESPONDENT Kay East of West Haven.

WEDDINGS Their juicy, sugary flavor is truly tempting and there is plenty of reason to just enjoy Bunker/Tautua’a them popped into your mouth just as they are or chilled to add We are pleased to announce some coolness to their list of the wedding of Sariah Bunker charms. and Nafetalai Kime Tautua’a Frankly, most of us do not on June 2. There will be an think anything about nutritive open house held in their value of these fruity treats, but honor June 9 from 6 to 8 p.m. they do have some nice ben- at the home of the Tautua’a efits. family, 203 N. 200 W., Tooele. Dole Food Company lists cherries among its top super- foods for antioxidants and joint health due to high levels of anthocyanins. According to studies done by the USDA, they can help ease the pain of Sariah Bunker and Nafetalai Kime inflammation, arthritis and Tautua’a gout. One cup of raw, sweet cher- Diane Sagers ries contains 97 calories, 25 One cup of raw, sweet cherries contains 97 calories, 25 grams of carbohydrates and 20 grams of sugar. They are high in grams of carbohydrates and 20 fiber and Vitamin C. They also have beta-carotene and low amounts of Vitamin K, Vitamin B6 and Vitamin A. Smith/Dalton grams of sugar. They are high in fiber and Vitamin C. They also Fresh Cherry Shakes tom of a 1-quart mold. Pour combine 8 1/4 cups water and have beta-carotene and low 1 cup sweet cherries, pitted gelatin over the cherries just 3 3/4 cups sugar. Heavy syrup Stuart and Staci Smith are amounts of Vitamin K, Vitamin 1 pint vanilla ice cream to cover. Chill until set but not consists of 7 3/4 cups water pleased to announce the mar- B6 and Vitamin A. They have 3/4 cup milk firm. Add cottage cheese and and 5 1/4 cups sugar. Make riage of their daughter Tiffani 10 percent of the daily recom- 1/4 cup black cherry-flavored sliced or chopped cherries to light syrup with 9 cups water Jo to Jake Lee Dalton, son of mended intake of potassium. soda remaining gelatin. Spread over and 2 1/4 cups sugar, and Roland and Liz Dalton on All that aside, they are a nice Few drops almond extract chilled gelatin. Chill until firm. make very light syrup with 10 June 9 in the Salt Lake Temple. first-tree-fruit-of-the-summer Place ingredients in blender Unmold on a lettuce-lined 1/2 cups water and 1 1/4 cups A reception will be held in treat. container and blend until plate to serve. Makes six to sugar. Boil the mixtures until their honor that evening from Cherry fruit flies have smooth. Makes two to three eight servings. the sugar dissolves and pour 6 to 8 p.m. at the LDS church become a problem in Utah servings. Sugar Syrup boiling mixture over the bottle at 180 S. Coleman Street in in recent years. To deal with Layered Cherry Salad To make medium syrup, of fruit. Tooele. the possibility of wormy cher- 1 package (3 oz) cherry flavor Jake Dalton and Tiffani Smith ries, you can take one of two gelatin approaches. First, don't ask, Whole sweet cherries, pitted don't tell or open the fruit and 1 cup cottage cheese, check. The first approach, while creamed Find us on Facebook! Smith/Strickland not appealing, is functional 1 cup sweet cherries, pitted since the larvae are not harmful and sliced or chopped TOOELE Mieke Olivea and Jaden to humans. Second, if you cook Prepare gelatin according to TRANSCRIPT Alan are pleased to announce the cherries, then the larvae package directions. Chill until the marriage of their moth- will float to the top of the mix- slightly thickened. Arrange pit- BULLETIN er Shelby Nicole Strickland, ture and you can skim them off. ted whole cherries in the bot- daughter of Alan and Tammy Cool down on a hot summer Strickland, to their father day with a fresh cherry shake or David Gordon Smith, son of put your cherries into a meal as David and Liz Smith. David part of a fruit salad. and Shelby will be married Another favorite in many at the Stansbury Clubhouse homes is canned sweet cher- on June 12 at 5 p.m., with ries. They are easy to cold-pack a reception right after. If we can because they don't need to �� have missed you in our invita- be peeled or pitted. However, tions, please join us. you may wish to split the cher- �� David Smith and Shelby Strickland ry open and check for cherry fruit fly larvae. Merely pick off the stems, drop them in can- ning jars, shake them down Wiarda/Long and cover with boiling syrup. Wipe jar rims and threads with Fred William Long and Rose a clean, damp cloth to remove Canyon Wiarda were married bits of food that might prevent in a beautiful Christian wed- a seal. Follow manufacturer's ding at the Riter Mansion in instructions for preheating Logan on May 26. Fred is the lids. Cover rim with a new lid, son of David and Marlene putting the sealing compound Long of Erda and Rose is against the glass. Screw on the �� the daughter of Daniel and bands according to manufac- �� Carolyn Wiarda of St. George. turer's instructions and process Rose just graduated from Utah immediately. State University with a double Sugar is not necessary to major in environmental stud- keep canned fruits safe, but ies and journalism, and will Rose Wiarda and Fred Long the fruit will not hold its shape be working at USU while Fred and color as well as when sugar finishes up his degree in engi- of David and Marlene Long, syrup is added. Syrup can be neering. A reception will be 4884 Droubay Road in Erda. very light, light, medium or held in their honor on June 9 Friends and family are wel- heavy, but medium is generally from 6 to 8 p.m. at the home come to attend. used for sweet cherries. �� TOOELE COUNTY TERRIFIC TEENS �� 24 Hour Turnaround BEST PRICES Available AROUND!

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Stansbury Elementary first Park Elementary School com- graders read 100 books pleted their goal of reading The students of the five first 100 books during the school grade classes at Stansbury year.

courtesy of Amy Burge Mrs. Mowe’s class: top row from left, Jadyn Edler, Eliza Fergusson, Ezra Gleed, courtesy of Amy Burge Gavin Archer, Bryson Memmott, Noah Powell; middle row from left, Gage Pitts, James Mills, Evelyn Howard, Emma Gonzales, Breeana Hamblyn, Kierra Trujillo; courtesy of Amy Burge Mr. Carter’s class: top row from left, Morgan Cowley, Erin Allen, Kinsey Anderson, bottom row from left, Cody Cowley, Makayla Davis, Emily Coleman, Casey Kimberly Aronaldson, Sydney Brand, Devon Hurst, Derek Kieth; third row from Anderson, Beau Rash, Coy Bingham. Mrs. Burge’s class: top row from left, Blake Nielsen, Xavier Nancarrow, Selena left, Kaylee Cox, Zander Clausing, Jaide Carlisle, Dylan Colovich, Kate Larsen, Moya, Caylee Martin, Mikey Larsen; third row from left, Caleb Garrard, Marlee Alex Mecham; second row from left, Everett Cunningham, Ame Funaki, Keimon Hill, Drew Huffman, Trenton Kennedy, Maverick Makasini; second row from left, Farnworth, Callie Hunsaker, Jarrett Bourne, Colten Petersen; bottom row from POETRY Kara Powers, Hannah Allen, Kambree Brennan, Annie Butler, Callen Clarke, left, Daxon Smith, Mae Stephens, Cayden Calee. Grace Stewart; front row from left, Wyatt Bliven, James White, Joseph Willoughby, Hunter Zierenberg, Bradley Frederickson, Sydney Martindale. ‘Red Balloon Rising’ .B. White, one of my favorite writers, used to say, E“Simplify, simplify, simplify,” Ted Kooser but that doesn’t mean that writing U.S. POET LAUREATE, has to be simple, which is a differ- 2004-2006 ent matter. Here’s a fine poem by Laurel Blossom of South Carolina that’s been simplified into a pure, clean beauty. Red went black, a polka dot,

Red Balloon Rising Then not. We watched it, Even though we couldn’t I tied it to your wrist With a pretty pink bow, torn off Spot it anymore at all. By the first little tug of wind. Even after that. I’m sorry. courtesy of Amy Burge American Life in Poetry is made Mrs. Heaton’s class: top row from left, Luke Spaulding, Cadex Miller, Jackson I jumped to catch it, but not soon possible by The Poetry Foundation Corbett, Benjamin Clark, Shawn Ringwood, Luke Rowberry, William Harrison, courtesy of Amy Burge enough. (www.poetryfoundation.org), pub- Caleb McMullen; middle row from left, Mary Scott, Austin Johnson, Sage It darted away. lisher of Poetry magazine. It is Duersch, Tailor Palmer, Carter Peterson, Brianna Sell, Lydia Porter; bottom row Mrs. Larsen’s class: top row from left, Jacie Lewis, Gavin Bennett, Becky Boone, also supported by the Department from left, William Nordgren, Tately Larsen, Ashlyn Leary, Devon D’Arnall, Emma Sophie Edwards, Piper Gibson; third row from left, Luke Heaton, Reeve Norman, It still looked large and almost of English at the University of Perez, Emma Brown. Not pictured: Hallie Hammond. Tylie Pratt, Reagan Richins, Kendyll Rignell; second row from left, Lucas Rydalch, within reach. Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copy- Brock Shepherd, Landon, Shepherd, Danica Silvestri, Anthony Snarr, Kaden Like a heart. right ©2011 by Laurel Blossom, Winn; bottom row from left, Emilio Garcia, Colton Henrie, Ethan Wayman, Brinlee whose most recent book of poetry Summers, Sam Clawson. Not pictured: Carly Hurst and Dylan Hamilton. Watch, I said. is Degrees of Latitude, Four Way You squinted your little eyes. Books, 2007. Poem reprinted from Pleiades, Vol. 31, no. 1, 2011, by per- A Full-Color Activity Page The balloon looked mission of Laurel Blossom and the T happy, waving publisher. Introduction copyright Just for Kids! Good-bye. © 2012 by The Poetry Foundation. Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin We do not accept unsolicited man- The sky is very high today, I said. uscripts.

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TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AMENDMENT TO GRANTSVILLE CITY NOTICE OF VACANCY - CITY COUNCIL POSI- TION Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the pro- visions of Utah Code 20A-1-510, a vacancy will exists on the Grants- Tuesday June 5, 2012 B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulleville t Cityin Council as of June 30, 2012. The Grantsville City Council Wanted Apartments Apartments Homes for Homes is Publicsoliciting qualifiedNotices per- Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices for Rent for Rent Rent sons Meetings(a registered voter, Meetings Meetings Meetings who has resided within I WILL come to you and 1BDRM, 2 walk-in clos- DUPLEX 2BDRM, car- HOMES available to pur- Planning on selling your Grantsville City for 12 PUBLIC HEARING NO- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE pay cash for your junk ets, $570/mo, carport port, $550/mo, $550/ chase for LOW IN- home, you could be consecutive months prior TICE Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given car or truck . $20, $400/dep. Credit & dep. Pay all utilities ex- COME buyers with sending your sales to June 30, 2012, and in The Tooele County Plan- that the Grantsville City that the Tooele City (435)830-5987 background check re- cept water. No pets. good credit. Berna points to up to 340,000 accordance with Utah ning Commission will Planning Commission Council & Tooele City quired. Vine Street (435)830-3306 Sloan (435)840-5029 households at once. Constitution Article IV, hold a Public Hearing on will hold a regular meet- Redevelopment Agency I WILL Pay cash for your Courtyard, 34 W Vine Group 1 Real Estate. For $163. you can Section 6, is not a men- June 6, 2012 at 7:00p.m. ing on Thursday, June of Tooele City, Utah, will cars, trucks or SUVs, Street, (801)531-7501 LARGE 1BDRM 1bth place your 25 word tally incompetent person, in the Auditorium at the 14, 2012 in the Grants- meet in a Work Session running or not. Free Serious inquiries only. OVERLAKE, newer classified ad to all 45 a person convicted of a Tooele County Building, ville City Hall Council on Wednesday, June 6, towing. Lost title? We 2 AND 3bdrm apart- w/d hook ups, a/c, home, 3bdrm, 2bth, newspapers in Utah. felony, or a person con- 47 South Main, Tooele, Chambers at 429 E. 2012 at the hour of 5:00 can help. Call Amy ments behind Super $500/dep, $535- double car garage, Just call the Transcript victed of treason or a Utah to consider the fol- Main Street in Grants- P.M. The meeting will (801)688-9053 Wal-Mart. Swimming $585/mo. No pets, No $1050/mo. www.guard Bulletin at 882-0050 for crime against the elec- lowing item: ville Utah, which meeting be held at the Tooele pool, hot tub, exercise Smoking. Owner/ agent rightproperty.com all the details. (Mention tive franchise) who are 1. VAC 2012-2 Right-of- shall begin promptly at City Hall Large Confer- room, playground, full (435)830-6518 801-842-9631 ucan) interested in being ap- way vacation of the pub- 7:00 P.M. ence Room located at 90 clubhouse. 843-4400 Autos LARGE 1BDRM Base- pointed to fill this va- lic right-of-way interest in CALL TO ORDER AND North Main Street, RENT A Townhome! Not SELLING YOUR 2BDRM 1BTH Grants- ment Apartment with cancy to submit their the following Class D PLEDGE OF ALLE- Tooele, Utah. an apartment! 3bdrm, HOME? Advertise it in 1999 MERCURY Sable, ville w/d hookups. w/d hook-ups $500/mo name for consideration. roads located south of GIANCE 1. Open Meeting 2bth, 2 car garage, w/d the classifieds. Call 24 Valve DOHC $2500 $550/mo $500/dep. No all utilities paid. No The appointment will State Road 199, west of PUBLIC HEARINGS: 2. Roll Call hookups, central air, 882-0050 or visit obo. (435)882-2607 pets. 328 East Main pets. (801)209-7020 continue until January Johnson Lane, south- a. Proposed minor sub- 3. Motion to Close Meet- fenced backyard, com- www.tooeletran Call (801)815-2928 or 2014, at which time the west of the Town of division of 154 acres of ing to Discuss: SETTLEMENT CAN- munity playground. script.com CASH Paid To You for (435)884-0432. position will be filled pur- Rush Valley: property for Gary and -Pending Litigation your unwanted or bro- YON APARTMENTS Rents range $601-690 suant to the next munici- Valley View Rd Janet Fawson to divide -Property Acquisition ken down car, truck or 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- Brand new market 2 & based on income. ADA pal election. (tc21229), Johnson Pass four lots from one lot lo- 4. Reopen Meeting SUV. Free towing. Lost eled, govt. subsidized. 3 bedroom apts. Prices unit available. 161 Mobile Homes Notice is given that the View Rd (tc21231), View cated at the corner of 5. Discussion: title? We can help. Call Playground, carport starting at $815. Call Hilary Lane Stansbury City Council requested Rd (tc21232), Sand Rd Clay and Race Streets -Budget for 2012-2013 Danielle 843-4400 for Park. Call Melissa (801)347-2428 ,free cable. $500/dep. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile to move the date of con- (tc21181), Leprechaun and is in the RR-1 zone. -Ordinance 2012-12 211 S. Hale, Grants- info. (435)882-4004. sideration of appointing Rd (tc21235 and b. Proposed amendment Adopting the 2011 Hous- LOCAL, LICENSED and home for rent, no smok- ville. Call Chris www.stansburypark a qualified person from tc21236), S Serviceberry of C.U.P. #05-019-695 ing Needs Assessment: Bonded auto recycler ing/ pets. 882-1550 (435)843-8247 Equal apartment.com Wednesday, June 6, Rd (tc21238), N Service- issued 04/14/05 to Pam- Tooele County paying cash for junk Homes for Housing Opp. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2012 at 7:00 p.m. to berry Rd (tc21239), ela Dale at 34 N. Church -Wintergreen Re-zone cars and trucks. Call Rent STOCKTON. LARGE home for rent, no smok- Wednesday, June 20, Serviceberry Rd Street for multiple com- Request (435)830-2394 2BDRM 2BTH w/d hook- ranch house with ani- ing/ pets. 882-1550 2012 at 7:00 p.m. (tc21241), Serviceberry mercial uses, one of -Council Updates ups storage No Pets/ SELL YOUR CAR or WHY RENT When You mal rights. Corrals. Interested persons Spring Rd (tc21245), which was to use a 6. Adjourn smoking new paint, car- MOVE YOUR Mobile boat in the classifieds. Can Buy? Zero down 4bdrm, two car garage. should submit their ATV and Jeep Rd basement room as main- Michelle Y. Pitt pet $675/mo $500/dep Home for Free. Up- Call 882-0050 or visit & Low Income pro- $1200/mo. No inside name and complete and (tc21250), Camp Rd tenance quarters. New Tooele City Recorder 435-830-2317 grade your lifestyle. Re- www.tooeletranscript. grams, 1st time & Sin- p e t s . C a l l submit the required Dec- (tc21237), and Snake- application is requesting Pursuant to the Ameri- duce your lot rent! Nu- com gle parent programs, (801)319-3560 laration of Candidacy to skin Rd (tc21213). approval to construct a cans with Disabilities 2BDRM VERY Nice, merous desirable parks Quiet, carport, storage Berna Sloan (435) Rachel Wright at 429 And the following full residential unit above Act, Individuals Needing 840-5029 Group 1 TOOELE 5BDRM ram- to choose from! Call East Main Street, right-of-ways east of doll shop area of the Special Accommoda- shed, w/d hookups, bler, fenced yard, re- Today. Dana Vehicle Parts $625/mo. Call Ron Grantsville, Utah 84029 Johnson Lane, south of building to be used as tions Should Notify Mi- 2BDRM, 1BTH trailer cently remodeled, (801)871-8703 no later than June 1, the Town of Rush Valley: the maintenance quar- chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele (435)849-3969 or Alli- w/washer, dryer in- $995/mo, no smoking. son (435)830-9147 RENT TO OWN 2bdrm 2012 at 5:00 pm. Ranch Rd (tc21210 and ters. City Recorder, at BUSHWACKER Bed cluded. Rent includes www.guardrightproperty 2bth quiet park near DATED this 31st day of tc21211) c. Proposed rezoning for 843-2110 prior to the Rail Caps- New, fit lot space and water bill. .com 801-842-9631 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- lake. Starting $695/mo May, 2012. For questions please call C. Blaine Curtis, DDS at meeting. TDD Phone Dodge Ram 2500/3500 ment, $1000/mo, No smoking, no pets. BY ORDER OF THE the County Planning 24 North Hale Street to Number 843-2108 TOOELE, 3BDRM 2bth, Space rent/ fishing boat Long Box. Years 2003 $400/dep, utilities in- $600/mo, $300/dep. GRANTSVILLE CITY staff (435) 843-3160 rezone .22 of an acre of (Published in the Tran- fenced backyard, no included. 144 W Durfee thru 2008. $50. Call cluded, central air, w/d Available July 1. COUNCIL Dated this 14th day of property from an RM-7 script Bulletin June 5, pets, no smoking, Grantsville (435)496-0442 hookups, no pets or (435)830-3402 Rachel Wright May 2012 zone to a CS zone for 2012) $900/mo, $700/ dep, 99 (801)651-5151 smoking. Kim 3BDRM 2BTH 2100sqft Grantsville City Cindy Coombs, Staff the purpose of using the N 2nd Street. Call PUBLIC NOTICE OF (435)830-9371 Rambler in Tooele. Recorder Support land as a parking lot for Apartments Roger (435) 882-6267 MEETING AND Fenced yard, central (Published in the Tran- Tooele County Plan- the dental office to the for Rent COME SEE your new Office Space AGENDA CANCELLA- air, updated home. script Bulletin June 5, ning Commission south. apartment home at The TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth, TION Pets, bankruptcy OK. 2012) (Published in the Tran- d. Proposed amendment 1BDRM BASEMENT Willows today and ask fenced yard, pet The Erda Township Cell (801)509-1577 script Bulletin May 17, to Chapter 16 Use Table apartment. Quiet neigh- about our AMAZING friendly, two sheds, MOVE IN SPECIAL! INVITATION TO BID Planning Commission Home (435)882-1974 31 & June 5, 2012) to add the use of parking borhood W/D, utilities specials! Act now be- new paint, beautiful Commercial Space OWNER: The Tooele has cancelled their regu- paid, satellite TV. fore our two bedroom is $1150/mo kitchen, $895/mo, www. Rent starting at $250. lots in all commercial County School District PUBLIC NOTICE larly scheduled Public $550/mo, $575/fur- gone. It is the only one guardrightproperty.com 272 N. Broadway, zones as “CA” (condi- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Board of Education Notice is hereby given Meeting on June 13, nished $400/dep. No left at this great rate (801)842-9631 Tooele. Newly remod- tional use approved by home for rent, no smok- PROJECT: Fire Alarm that the Tooele City 2012 at 7:00 p.m. in the pets. Reference re- and won’t last long, eled. High speed zoning administrator). ing/ pets. 882-1550 Upgrades Stansbury Council will meet in a auditorium of the Tooele quired (435)882-6141 available for immediate WHY RENT when you Internet, utilities in- IMMEDIATELY FOL- Park Elementary School Business Meeting on LOWING PUBLIC County Building, 47 move in! Please call 77 ENGLAND Ave, can buy? Call for a cluded in rent. 485 Country Club Drive Wednesday, June 6, HEARINGS THE MEET- South Main Street, 1BDRM OR 2bdrm Whitley Brown at 3bdrm, 2bth, furnished free pre approval Me- (435)830-2426 Stansbury Park, Utah 2012 at the hour of 7:00 ING WILL OFFICIALLY Tooele Utah due to the $500- $600/mo, 866-407-1949 with any or unfurnished utilities lanie 840-3073 Secu- (435)830-9147 84074 Early Learning P.M. The meeting will BE CALLED TO ORDER lack of an agenda. $500/dep. No pets, no questions. included. $900/mo, rity National Mort- Center 555 East Vine be held at the Tooele BY CHAIRMAN DREW Dated this 4th day of smoking, clean apart- $300 security dep. No gage. Street Tooele, Utah City Hall Council Room ALLEN. June, 2012 ments, quiet commu- HAVING A yard sale? smoking, no pets. Water Shares 84074 located at 90 North Main 1. Consideration of a mi- CINDY COOMBS, Staff nity, w/d hookups, air. Advertise in the Tran- (435)882-4827 Nicole (435)830-1794 script BID OPENING: 2:00 PM Street, Tooele, Utah. nor subdivision of 154 Support Tooele County Homes June 20, 2012 Tooele 1. Pledge of Allegiance acres located at the cor- Planning Commission GRANTSVILLE. Country GRANTSVILLE under County School District 2. Roll Call ner of Race and Clay (Published in the Tran- Cottage charm, Master ground water rights for District Office 92 South 3. Open Forum for Pub- Streets in the RR-1 zone script Bulletin June 5, suite+ 2bdrm, 2bth. sale. 2.028 acre- feet. $$SAVE MONEY Lodestone Way Tooele, lic Comment into four (4) lots for Gary 2012) Newly remodeled in- $6000 per acre- foot. Search Bank & HUD Utah 84074 4. PUBLIC HEARING on and Janet Fawson. side, Central ac, fully (435)830-8249 PUBLIC NOTICE fenced, lg. patio w/ga- homes www.Tooele MANDATORY PRE-BID Ordinance 2012-12 An 2. Proposed concept The Kirk WALK THROUGH 1:00 The Grantsville City BankHomes.com Ordinance of the Tooele Quiet, Quality apartments in a zebo, dog run. ONE SHARE of Settle- plan for TP Grantsville Council will hold its regu- Berna Sloan (435) PM Thursday June 14, City Council Adopting restored historic structure $1000/mo. $1500/dep. ment Canyon Irrigation LLC to divide 46 lots on lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. 840-5029 Group 1 2012 the “2011 Housing Call Tammi Real Estate water. Highest bidder. the southern end of An- on Wednesday, June 6, Sealed bids will be re- Needs Assessment: The Best Places at the Best Prices Connection Please call derson Ranch Phase 4A, 2012 at 429 East Main INCOME PROPERTY ceived by the Board of Tooele County” as the (435)640-6447 (435)590-0514 to be known as Ander- Street, Grantsville, UT Completely Furnished on two corner lots, for Education for the Fire Moderate Income Hous- son Ranch Phase 5, in 84029. The agenda is as HOME FOR rent with sale or trade, possible SETTLEMENT CAN- Alarm Upgrades at the ing Element of the Weekly & Monthly Rates the R-1-21 zone. follows: horse property, 5bdrm, trade for backhoe, bob- YON Water Shares. I addresses and time Tooele City General 3. Consideration of ex- CALL TO ORDER AND 2.5bth. Grantsville. cat w/accessories, mo- have 16 water shares stated above. We will Plan Presented by Jim tension approval on a PLEDGE OF ALLE- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 $950/mo (435)884- torhome. To see call for sale. All or part start the pre-bid job walk Bolser communication tower, GIANCE 6256 or (435)225-6145 435-882-4178 $4000/ share. at the Early Learning 5. Resolution 2012 - 19 C.U.P. #11-16-1010 is- ROLL CALL (801)608-2525 Center. The owner re- A Resolution of the sued June 9, 2011, for PUBLIC HEARING: serves the right to reject Tooele City Council WATER SHARES. Sell- Pete Simmons / Tech- a. Grantsville City Coun- Incredible Leasing Opportunity any and all bids, or to Adopting the Budget ing 4 shares of Settle- nology Associates at 250 cil will hold a public hear- waive any irregularities Officer's Tentative on Main Street in Tooele ment Canyon Irrigation North Booth Street. ing to consider the pro- or informalities in any bid Budget for Tooele City $3500 each (435)840- 4. Consideration of posed amendment to the or in the bidding. All bids Fiscal Year 2012-2013, Fully equipped 3075 sq. ft. office space 4222 amendment of C.U.P. compensation of the are subject to final ap- and Establishing the #05-019-695 for Pamela Grantsville City Chief of with designated parking lot. Space includes proval of the Board of Time and Place of a Dale at 34 N. Church Police. Education at its regular Public Hearing to Con- a conference room, 2 private offices. A Street, to allow a full AGENDA: Buildings schedule board meeting. sider its Adoption Pre- newly remodeled kitchen/break room and residential unit to be 1. Youth Awards All questions concerning sented by Mayor Patrick constructed above the 2. Summary Action large storage area. the bid shall be directed Dunlavy If you build, remodel or doll shop portion of the Items: to Richard Judkins Nay- 6. Resolution 2012-23 A Space can be leased with all necessary remove buildings you building for maintenance a. Approval of Minutes lor Wentworth Lund Ar- Resolution of the Tooele Now Renting can place your classi- quarters. b. Approval of Bills office equipment (custom built computers, chitects 801-746-6446 or City Council Authorizing fied ad in 45 of Utah's 5. Consideration of c. Personnel Matters Income Restrictions Apply fax machines, multiple copy printers, Steve West Construction the Application for and newspapers for only amendment to Chapter 3. Consideration of Ordi- Coordinator for Tooele Acceptance of Justice complete phone system and office furniture) $163. for 25 words ($5. 16 Use Table to add the nance 2012-08 amend- Exclusively for Seniors County School District at Assistance Grant Fund- for each additional use of parking lots in all ing the compensation of or office space only. Lease terms are 435-833-1900. Bid pack- ing for Police Depart- Pet Friendly word). You will reach commercial zones as the Chief of Police. flexible. This is a must see! ages will be available on ment Equipment up to 340,000 house- “CA”. 4. Presentation by Travis June 7, 2012 at Naylor Presented by Chief Ron holds and all you do is 6. Consideration of re- Lowrey regarding the up- Call for details To schedule an appointment please call Shanna. Wentworth Lund Archi- Kirby call the Transcript Bul- zoning for C. Blaine Cur- start of a Grantsville tect's office and Tooele 7. Resolution 2012-24 A 435.843.0717 letin at 882-0050 for all tis, DDS at 24 North Youth Soccer Program. 801.755.3487 • 435.882.3323 County School District's Resolution of the Tooele the details. (Mention Hale Street to rezone .22 5. Consideration of City District Office City Council Approving a UCAN Classified Net- of an acre of property participation in waterline (Published in the Tran- Lease Agreement work) from an RM-7 zone to a looping along Worthing- script Bulletin June 5, 7 Presented by Chief Ron CS zone. ton Street. METAL ROOF/ WALL & 12, 2012) Kirby The market’s a HOPPIN’ 7. Consideration of a 6. Consideration of Wa- Panels, Pre-engineered 8. Resolution 2012-22 A NORTH TOOELE CITY waiver of Section 4.32 ter Bank Agreement with Metal Buildings. Mill Resolution of the Tooele SPECIAL SERVICE (1) for Blaine Curtis at 14 Darrell and Barbara Niel- SANDRA LARSEN prices for sheeting coil City Council Approving DISTRICT North Hale Street to con- sen. are at a 4 year low. You an Agreement with NOTICE OF BUDGET tinue an overhead power 7. Consideration of Wa- RE/MAX get the savings. 17 Col- Stansbury Park Improve- HEARING line instead of installing it ter Bank Agreement with 435.224.9186 Platinum ors prime material, cut ment District for Sewer NOTICE IS HEREBY underground. Michael L. Peterson, to your exact length. Backup Assistance GIVEN that a public 8. Consideration of min- Stephen Garner, James 19 FAIRWAY DR • STANSBURY 466 N MAIN • TOOELE CO Building Systems Presented by Jim Bolser hearing to consider the utes of the May P&Z Garner and Steve Olpin. 1-800-COBLDGS 9. Minutes New Listing New Listing adoption of the meeting. 8. Consideration of City (ucan) May 16, 2012 2012-2013 final budget 9. Report from Council to purchase a 1987 Now is 10. Invoices Presented for the North Tooele City Liaison Member Neil Pierce Arrow Telesquirt by Michelle Pitt the Time to Financial Special Service District Critchlow. Ariel 75' Fire Truck. 11. Adjourn 10. Adjourn. ONLY $389,900 ONLYRE/MAX $15,000 Services (the “District”), shall be 9. Consideration of can- Platinum Michelle Pitt DATED this 1st day of Custom built home on golf course. Awesome Home Mobile home in really good shape! Lot fee Jump! held on the 14th day of celing the July 4, 2012 of $350 includes water, sewer and trash. Must Tooele City Recorder Theater Room. Nice kitchenette downstairs. A lot of CREDIT CARD RELIEF June, 2012, commenc- June, 2012. City Council meeting. pass a background check Pursuant to the Ameri- house for the Price! Large .38 acre lot!! Buried in Credit Card ing at 8:15 p.m., at By the Order of Grants- 10. Review of the tenta- cans with Disabilities Debt? Over $10,000? Tooele City Hall, 90 ville City Planning Com- tive 2012-2013 budget. Act, Individuals Needing 420 S 380 W 826 OAK LN 463 BROOK • TOOELE We can get you out of North Main Street, mission Chairman, Drew 11. Mayor and Council Special Accommoda- debt quickly and save Tooele, Utah. At the Allen Reports. Price Reduced tions Should Notify Mi- you thousands of dol- hearing, all interested Shauna Kertamus 12. Adjourn. chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele lars! Call CREDIT persons in attendance Zoning Administrator Rachel Wright City Recorder, at CARD RELIEF for your shall be given an oppor- All interested persons City Recorder 843-2110 prior to the free consultation tunity to be heard on the are invited to attend and In compliance with the meeting. TDD Phone ONLY $80,000 ONLYRE/MAX $198,000 ONLY $65,000 1-877-881-3269 (ucan) estimates of the reve- provide comment upon Americans with Disability Platinum Number 843-2108 Darling all brick rambler in a nice Deer Hollow Condo offered at a SUPER Price! Darling! Clean! Well kept! One level living. Large nues and expenditures the proposals scheduled Act, Grantsville City will neighborhood close to all schools! Must see. CLEAN! New carpet. Gas fi replace. Large deck yard with full auto sprinklersand full fence. Detached (Published in the Tran- for public hearings. Writ- for relaxing. Room to grow in basement. Nice one car garage. Newer vinyl windows. Nice storm of any item in the tenta- accommodate reason- Newer vinyl windows, newer paint. script Bulletin June 5, clubhouse and pool. doors. Washer, Dryer, Fridge and stove will stay! Public Notices tive budget of the Dis- ten comments will also able requests to assist 2012) Meetings trict. The public hearing be considered if submit- persons with disabilities 560 W PEZEL RD 441 S BEVAN WAY 530 S DRISTEENA WAY ted to the Zoning Admin- may be adjourned from PUBLIC NOTICE to participate in meet- Deadline for public no- time to time as the Ad- istrator in advance of the ings. Requests for assis- tices is 4 p.m. the day Town of Ophir Town hearing. The current ministrative Control Council Budget Meet- tance may be made by prior to publication. Board of the District, in zoning Code and pro- calling City Hall (435) Under Under Under Public notices submit- ing posed amendments may its discretion, may deter- Ophir Town Hall 884-3411 at least 3 days ted past the deadline mine. be reviewed at Grants- in advance of a meeting. $ $ June 14, 2012 6:00- ONLY 135,000Contract ONLY $Contract194,000 ONLY 250,000Contract will not be accepted. DATED this 18th day of ville City Hall each week- (Published in the Tran- Brick rambler in a nice cul de sac, close to schools! New counters, stailess steel appliances. New Great rambler on a full Acre! 6 bdrm, 4 UPAXLP 6:30pm. day between hours of Newer windows, tile. Updated kitchen &. Bathrooms. laminatefl ooring. New furnace, two tone paint baths. Dog run, sheep pen, hen house. May, 2012. Agenda: script Bulletin June 5, Fireplace in living room is wood burning stove. Large and carpet. Large laudry on main fl oor. Nice Basketball court. Fire pit. 2 shares NORTH TOOELE CITY 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 2012) yard w/apple, peach, plum & apricot trees. backyard with patio & mature landscaping. Granstville irrigation water. AMENDMENT TO Public Inspection of In accordance with the GRANTSVILLE CITY SPECIAL SERVICE 2012-2013 Proposed DISTRICT Americans With Disabili- 323 S 200 W 303 S SEVENTH ST 246 N THIRD ST NOTICE OF VACANCY Budget ties Act, Grantsville City Public Notices - CITY COUNCIL POSI- Erik Brondum, Chair, Public Comments Administrative Control will accommodate rea- Trustees TION Adjourn sonable requests to as- Notice is hereby given Board Pursuant to the Ameri- (Published in the Tran- sist the disabled to par- Deadline for public no- that pursuant to the pro- cans with Disabilities ticipate in meetings. Re- tices is 4 p.m. the day Under Under Under visions of Utah Code script Bulletin June 5, Act, individuals needing 2012) quest for assistance may prior to publication. RE/MAX $ $ RE/MAX $ 20A-1-510, a vacancy special accommodations be made by calling City ONLYPlatinum119,000 ONLY 135,000 ONLYPlatinum95,000 Public notices submit- All brickContract rambler. Close to all schools, public pool RemodeledContract rambler! New 30 year roof. New Very Contractclean. Large living room. 3 bedrooms. will exists on the Grants- WANT TO get the latest during this meeting must Hall at (435) 884-3411 at ted past the deadline and public library. Newer furnace, centralair. Newer windows & blinds. Remodeled kitchen w/appliances washer, dryer, fridge, stove all stay. Sprinkling ville City Council as of notify Julie Shubert, carpet and paint. Nice landscaping with full auto inc. fridge. 3 tone paint. New carpet. New bathrooms. system in front yard. Large corner lot extends to local news? Subscribe least 3 days prior to the will not be accepted. sprinklers and fence. GREAT VALUE! Wood burning stove. Large laundry room. the alley(chain link fenced). Great Price. June 30, 2012. The to the Transcript Bulle- Town Clerk, 843-0221, meeting. UPAXLP Grantsville City Council tin. prior to the meeting. (Published in the Tran- is soliciting qualified per- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, SELL YOUR car in the 2 E ARTHUR CIR: Each lot has an undivided interest in an additional 4000 N SR 36: Corner of SR36 & Erda Way. Apx. 35.11 acres of vacant land w/9.66 acres zoned sons (a registered voter, BECOME A SUB- script Bulletin June 5 & Transcript Bulletin Clas- LAND 247 acres of land. 7.1 Acre feet of water included. Seasonal spring. CG (Commercial) & the remaining acrege of 25.45 acres is zoned RR-5. (Residential on 5 acre lots.) 2012) who has resided within SCRIBER. 882-0050 7, 2012) sified section. Grantsville City for 12 consecutive months prior to June 30, 2012, and in accordance with Utah Constitution Article IV, Section 6, is not a mentally incompetent person, a person convicted of a felony, or a person convicted of treason or a crime against the elec- tive franchise) who are interested in being appointed to fill this vacancy to submit their name for consideration. The appointment will continue until January 2014, at which time the position will be filled pursuant to the next munici- pal election. Notice is given that the City Council requested to move the date of consideration of appointing a qualified person from Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. to Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Interested persons should submit their name and complete and submit the required Dec- laration of Candidacy to Rachel Wright at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029 no later than June 1, 2012 at 5:00 pm. DATED this 31st day of May, 2012. BY ORDER OF THE GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL Rachel Wright Grantsville City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, 2012) NOTICE OF TRUS- NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE TEE'S SALE APN: 15-047-0-0013 The following described TRA: Trust No. real property will be sold 11-00631-8 Loan No. at public auction to the Ref: DEBRA DONOHOE highest bidder, purchase IMPORTANT NOTICE price payable in lawful TO PROPERTY money of the United OWNER YOU ARE IN States of America, at the DEFAULT UNDER A time of sale, on the steps DEED OF TRUST of the Third Judicial Dis- DATED September 7, trict Court, 74 South 100 2006. UNLESS YOU East, Tooele, Utah, on TAKE ACTION TO PRO- the 25th day of June, TECT YOUR PROP- 2012, at 10:30 a.m. The ERTY, IT MAY BE sale will be conducted by SOLD AT A PUBLIC Peter H. Waldo, Succes- SALE. IF YOU NEED sor Trustee, for the pur- AN EXPLANATION OF pose of foreclosing a THIS PROCEEDING, Deed of Trust made and YOU SHOULD CON- executed by Bryan N. TACT A LAWYER. On Curtis and Misty L. Cur- July 10, 2012 at 4:30 tis, Trustors, on January p.m., James H. Woodall, 23, 2009, and recorded as duly appointed Trus- January 29, 2009, as tee under a Deed of Entry No. 319678, in the Trust recorded on Sep- Official Records of the tember 21, 2006, as En- Tooele County Re- try No. 268014, of the of- corder, State of Utah, ficial records in the office covering real property lo- at the County Recorder cated at 235 South of TOOELE County, Broadway, Tooele, UT State of Utah executed 84074, and more par- by DEBRA DONOHOB ticularly described as fol- WILL SELL AT PUBLIC lows: AUCTION TO HIGHEST Lot 109, TOOELE HIGH- BIDDER) PAYABLE IN LANDS SUBDIVISION, LAWFUL MONEY OF according to the Official THE UNITED STATES Plat thereof as recorded AT THE TIME OF SALE. in the Office of the SUCCESSFUL BID- Tooele County Re- DERS MUST TENDER corder, State of Utah A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Property Tax ID No: IN CERTIFIED FUNDS 10-028-0-0109 TO THE TRUSTEE AT The current beneficiary THE TIME OF SALE, of the Deed of Trust is WITH THE BALANCE Liberty Bank of Utah, DUE BY NOON THE and the record owner of FOLLOWING BUSI- the real property as of INVITATION TO BID NESS DAY, AT THE the recording of the No- OWNER: Tooele County NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S OFFICE OF THE TRUS- tice of Default is Bryan School District SALE OF REAL PROP- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- N. Curtis and Misty L. PROJECT: Stansbury ERTY TRANCE TO THE Curtis. The Trustee's High School ADA Ramp Elwood Buxton, Plain- TOOELE COUNTY DIS- Sale of the aforesaid real 5300 North Aberdeen tiff vs. Rodney Grgich, TRICT COURT 74 property shall be made Lane Stansbury Park, Defendant SOUTH 100 EAST, without warranty as to ti- Utah 84074 Civil No. 080300266 TOOELE, UTAH all right, tle, possession, or en- BID OPENING: 2:00 PM To be sold at Sheriff's title and interest con- cumbrances. Bidders June 19, 2012 Sale on the 11th day of veyed to and now held must be prepared to ten- Tooele County School June, 2012, A.D. at the by it under said Deed of der Five Thousand Dol- District District Office 92 hour of 3:00 p.m., at the Trust in the property situ- lars ($5,000.00) in certi- South Lodestone Way North door of the Public ated in said County and fied funds at the sale, Tooele, Utah 84074 Safety Complex, rear en- State described as; Unit and the balance of the Only Pre-Qualified Gen- trance, 47 South Main, No.13 Contained within purchase price in certi- eral Contractors may bid Tooele City, Tooele COMISKEY PARK GAR- fied funds by 10:00 a.m. this project. County, State of Utah, all DEN HOME CONDO- the following business The Pre-Qualified Gen- the right, title and inter- MINIUM PHASE 2, a day. The Trustee re- INVITATION TO BID eral Contractors are: est of the Defendant, Utah Condominium Pro- serves the right to cancel OWNER: The Tooele DAW Construction Rodney Grgich in and to ject, as the same is iden- the foreclosure after the County School District Group, J.L. Hardy Con- The following described tified in the Record of sale based upon infor- Board of Education struction, McNeill and real property and water Plat Map recorded in mation unknown to the PROJECT: Power Fac- Sons Construction, Hale rights situated in Tooele Tooele County, Utah as Trustee at the time of the tor Correction and Har- Construction Company, County, State of Utah, Entry No. 240567 (as sale, such as a bank- monic Filtering Clarke N. Tom Parker Construc- To wit: said Record of Plat Map ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Johnsen Jr. High School tion, Jordan Valley Con- Beginning 10 chains may have heretofore statement, or an agree- 2052 North 400 West struction, Inc., Hales East of the Northwest TUESDAY June 5, 2012been amended or sup- ment between the Trus- Tooele, Utah 84074 Construction, Inc., Chad corner of the Northeast plemented) and in the tor and beneficiaryTOOELE to BID TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN OPENING: 1:00 PM Husband Construction, quarter of SectionB7 32, Declaration of Condo- postpone or cancel the June 20, 2012 Tooele Inc., Hughes General T2S, R4W; East 23.30 minium for COMISKEY sale. If so cancelled, the County School District Contractors, Westland chains, South 12.14 Public Notices PARKPublic GARDEN Notices HOME Public Notices onlyPublic recourse Notices of the pur- DistrictPublic Office Notices 92 South Public Notices Construction,Public Notices Easton Public Notices chains,Public West Notices 23.30 Trustees CONDOMINIUMTrustees Trustees chaserTrustees shall be a refund LodestoneMiscellaneous Way Tooele, Miscellaneous RiverMiscellaneous Construction As- Miscellaneous chainsMiscellaneous North, 12.14 PHASE2 a Utah Condo- of the money paid to the Utah 84074 cent Construction, Bru- chains to the beginning; NOTICE OF TRUS- minium Project, recorded NOTICE OF TRUS- Trustee. THIS IS AN Sealed bids will be re- INVITATION TO BID baker Construction, Inc., PUBLIC NOTICE containing 26.83 acres TEE'S SALE in Tooele County, Utah TEE'S SALE ATTEMPT TO COL- ceived by the Board of OWNER: The Tooele Bud Mahas Construc- In the Matter of the more or less; after ex- APN: 15-047-0-0013 as Entry No. 240568, (as The following described LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Education for the Power County School District tion, Inc. Adoption of GABRIEL cluding the one (1) acre TRA: Trust No. said Declaration may real property will be sold FORMATION OB- Factor Correction and Board of Education Sealed bids will be re- NEIL BELL (3-2009), A deeded to Marlin Grgich, 11-00631-8 Loan No. have heretofore been at public auction to the TAINED WILL BE USED Harmonic Filtering pro- PROJECT: Acoustical ceived by the Board of MINOR CHILD. described as follows: Ref: DEBRA DONOHOE amended or supple- highest bidder, purchase FOR THAT PURPOSE. ject at the addresses Wall Panels Clarke N. Education for the ADA Case No. 122300011 Beginning on the West IMPORTANT NOTICE mented). together with price payable in lawful Dated this 22nd day of and time stated above. Johnsen Jr. High School Ramp project at the ad- Nicholas Nuttall and line of Cochrane Lane at T O P R O P E R T Y an undivided percentage money of the United May, 2012. The owner reserves the 2152 North 400 West dress and time stated Trista Bell Nuttall hereby a point North 89°37'02” OWNER YOU ARE IN of ownership interest in States of America, at the By: Peter H. Waldo, right to reject any and all Tooele, Utah 84074 above. The owner re- give notice that an action East 2156.29 feet along DEFAULT UNDER A the common areas ap- time of sale, on the steps Successor Trustee bids, or to waive any ir- BID OPENING: 2:00 PM serves the right to reject has been commenced in Section line and South DEED OF TRUST purtenant thereto. The of the Third Judicial Dis- Utah Bar No. 3883 regularities or informali- Thursday June 7, 2012 any and all bids, or to the Third District Court 0°20'48” East 801.23 DATED September 7, street address and other trict Court, 74 South 100 Lewis Hansen Waldo & ties in any bid or in the Tooele County School waive any irregularities by the undersigned feet from the North 1/4 2006. UNLESS YOU common designation of East, Tooele, Utah, on Pleshe, LLC bidding. All bids are sub- District District Office 92 or informalities in any bid against Steven Brewton. corner Section 32, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- the real property de- the 25th day of June, 8 East Broadway, Suite ject to final approval of South Lodestone Way or in the bidding. All bids You are hereby sum- Township 2 South; TECT YOUR PROP- scribed above is pur- 2012, at 10:30 a.m. The 410 Salt Lake City, the Board of Education Tooele, Utah 84074 are subject to final ap- moned and required to Range 4 West, SLB&M; ERTY, IT MAY BE ported to be: 1722 North sale will be conducted by Utah 84111 (801)746- at its regular schedule Project documents will proval of the Board of file with the Clerk of the thence running North SOLD AT A PUBLIC Boggs Street Tooele, Peter H. Waldo, Succes- 6300 (phone) (801)746- board meeting. All ques- be available at the Education at its regular Third Judicial District 89°37'02” East 72.0 feet; SALE. IF YOU NEED Utah 84074 The under- sor Trustee, for the pur- 6301 (facsimile) Hours: tions concerning the bid Tooele County School schedule board meeting. Court, 74 South 100 thence North 0°20'48” AN EXPLANATION OF signed Trustee disclaims pose of foreclosing a 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F shall be directed to Alek- District, District Offices, All questions concerning East, Tooele, Utah West 101.8 feet; thence THIS PROCEEDING, any liability for any incor- Deed of Trust made and (Published in the Tran- sandar Rankovic Envi- or by email to the bid shall be directed 84074, a written answer North 89°37'02” East YOU SHOULD CON- rectness of the street ad- executed by Bryan N. script Bulletin May 22, sion Engineering at [email protected] to Steven L. West Con- to the filed Verified Peti- 125.0 feet to Cochrane TACT A LAWYER. On dress and other common Curtis and Misty L. Cur- 29 & June 5, 2012) 801-428-3397 or Steve g. Sealed bids will be struction Coordinator for tion for adoption and Lane; thence South July 10, 2012 at 4:30 designation, if any, tis, Trustors, on January West Construction Coor- received by the Board of Tooele County School Termination of Parental 0°20'48” East 132.5 feet p.m., James H. Woodall, shown herein. Said sale 23, 2009, and recorded Public Notices dinator for Tooele Education for the acous- District at 435-833-1900 Rights, and to serve to beginning, Erda, as duly appointed Trus- will be made without January 29, 2009, as County School District at tical wall panels at the or Tony Armer MHTN upon or mail to the Peti- Tooele County, state of tee under a Deed of covenant or warranty, Entry No. 319678, in the Water User 435-833-1900. Bid address and time stated Architects at 801-595- tioners' Attorney at 250 Utah. Trust recorded on Sep- express or implied, re- Official Records of the packages will be avail- above. Bids received af- 6700. Bid packages will South Main, Tooele, Containing 1.0 acres, tember 21, 2006, as En- garding title, possession, Tooele County Re- Deadline for public no- able on June 7, 2012 by ter the bid receipt time be available at MHTN Utah 84074, a copy of with all improvements try No. 268014, of the of- condition, or encum- corder, State of Utah, tices is 4 p.m. the day email. Please send your stated will not accepted. Architect's office and your answer within and appurtenances, aka ficial records in the office brances, including fees, covering real property lo- prior to publication. request for the bid pack- The owner reserves the Tooele County School twenty (20) days, thirty 4305 North Cochrane at the County Recorder charges, and expenses cated at 235 South Public notices submit- age to ARankovic@envi- right to reject any and all District's District Office. (30) days if you reside Lane, Erda, Tooele of TOOELE County, of the Trustee and of the Broadway, Tooele, UT ted past the deadline sioneng.com or swest@ bids, or to waive any ir- (Published in the Tran- outside of the State of County, State of Utah. State of Utah executed trusts created by said 84074, and more par- will not be accepted. tooeleschools.org. regularities or informali- script Bulletin June 5, 7 Utah. If you fail to an- AKA Tax ID #5-48-67 by DEBRA DONOHOB Deed of Trust, to pay the ticularly described as fol- UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- ties in any bid or in the & 12, 2012) swer, judgment will be To include the following WILL SELL AT PUBLIC remaining principle sums lows: script Bulletin June 5, 7, bidding. All bids are sub- taken against you for the appurtenant under- AUCTION TO HIGHEST of the note(s) secured by Lot 109, TOOELE HIGH- Public Notices 12 & 14, 2012) ject to final approval of relief demanded in the ground water rights as- BIDDER) PAYABLE IN said Deed of Trust. The LANDS SUBDIVISION, Miscellaneous the Board of Education SUMMONS FOR PUB- Petition, which has been sociated with the farm LAWFUL MONEY OF current beneficiary of the according to the Official REQUEST FOR BIDS at its regular schedule LICATION filed with the Clerk of the Land expressed in Request for bids on the IN THE THIRD DIS- THE UNITED STATES Trust Deed as of the Plat thereof as recorded Deadline for public no- board meeting. All ques- Third District Court and ACRE FT construction of a softball TRICT JUVENILE AT THE TIME OF SALE. date of this notice is U.S. in the Office of the tices is 4 p.m. the day tions concerning the bid herewith served upon WR 15-1091 2.405 backstop at Grantsville COURT, COUNTY OF SUCCESSFUL BID- BANK NATIONAL AS- Tooele County Re- prior to publication. shall be directed to Ste- you. WR 15-4816 52.480 Jr. High School located TOOELE, STATE OF DERS MUST TENDER SOCIATION, AS TRUS- corder, State of Utah Public notices submit- ven L. West Construc- Dated May 18, 2012. WR 15-1124 1.955 at 318 South Hale Street UTAH A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 TEE FOR TBW MORT- Property Tax ID No: ted past the deadline tion Coordinator for /s/ Richard Tanner WR 15-4817 52.480 in Grantsville, Utah Case No. 1066125 IN CERTIFIED FUNDS GAGE-BACKED TRUST 10-028-0-0109 will not be accepted. Tooele County School Attorney for Nicholas WR 15-1394 2.520 84029. A copy of the ba- STATE OF UTAH, in TO THE TRUSTEE AT SERIES 2006-5, MORT- The current beneficiary UPAXLP District at 435-833-1900. Nuttall and Trista Lynn WR 15-4818 6.115 THE TIME OF SALE, GAGE of the Deed of Trust is sic design specifications (Published in the Tran- the interest of VE- Bell Nuttall WR 15-1395 2.814 WITH THE BALANCE PASS-THROUGH CER- Liberty Bank of Utah, CONSTRUCTION NO- can be down loaded script Bulletin May 29, HIKITE, Fo'ou ului (Published in the Tran- WR 15-4819 7.980 DUE BY NOON THE TIFICATES, SERIES and the record owner of TICE. from the following inter- 31 & June 5, 2012) 01/05/12, Child(ren) un- script Bulletin May 29, WR 15-1400 6.600 FOLLOWING BUSI- 2006-5 The record the real property as of EC Source Services will net address: http://www. der 18 years of age. June 5, 12 & 19, 2012) WR 15-4820 8.274 INVITATION TO BID NESS DAY, AT THE owner of the property as the recording of the No- be performing transmis- hksportsfields.com/ TO: MANDI BOLINDER, WR 15-1267 16.520 OWNER: Tooele County NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S OFFICE OF THE TRUS- of the recording of the tice of Default is Bryan sion line construction ac- images/pdf/baseball- Mother. WR 15-4821 21.000 School District SALE OF REAL PROP- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- Notice of Default is DE- N. Curtis and Misty L. tivities utilizing heavy backstop-diagrams.pdf. A Pre-trial/ Trial on the Dated and signed at PROJECT: Stansbury ERTY TRANCE TO THE BRA DONOHOE Curtis. The Trustee's equipment and helicop- Note the diagram has State's Petition to Termi- Tooele City, Tooele High School ADA Ramp Elwood Buxton, Plain- TOOELE COUNTY DIS- DATED: May 30, 2012 Sale of the aforesaid real ters in Tooele County both a baseball and a nate Parental Rights County, State of Utah 5300 North Aberdeen tiff vs. Rodney Grgich, TRICT COURT 74 James H. Woodall property shall be made from the East side of softball backstop. This concerning the above this 21 day of May, Lane Stansbury Park, Defendant SOUTH 100 EAST, 10808 River Front without warranty as to ti- Highway 36 through Set- request for bid is for the named child is pending 2012, A.D. Utah 84074 Civil No. 080300266 TOOELE, UTAH all right, Parkway, Suite 175 tle, possession, or en- tlement Canyon and softball backstop with in this Court and an ad- Frank J. Park, Sheriff BID OPENING: 2:00 PM To be sold at Sheriff's title and interest con- South Jordan, Utah cumbrances. Bidders Middle Canyon areas. overhang. The bid is to judication will be made Tooele County, Utah June 19, 2012 Sale on the 11th day of veyed to and now held 84095 (801) 254-9450 must be prepared to ten- Construction will typically include a 1 foot wide ce- which may include the (Published in the Tran- Tooele County School June, 2012, A.D. at the by it under said Deed of Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 der Five Thousand Dol- occur Monday - Satur- ment grass barrier the permanent termination of script Bulletin May 24, District District Office 92 hour of 3:00 p.m., at the Trust in the property situ- p.m. Authorized Signa- lars ($5,000.00) in certi- day between 8:00am length of the backstop, your parental rights. 29 & June 5, 2012) ated in said County and ture James H. Woodall, fied funds at the sale, and 5:00PM. all materials, and labor. South Lodestone Way You are hereby sum- North door of the Public State described as; Unit Trustee R-411626 and the balance of the (Published in the Tran- Project to be completed Tooele, Utah 84074 moned to appear before Safety Complex, rear en- No.13 Contained within (Published in the Tran- purchase price in certi- script Bulletin April 19 NLT 1 August, 2012. Only Pre-Qualified Gen- this Court in said county trance, 47 South Main, COMISKEY PARK GAR- script Bulletin June 5, 12 fied funds by 10:00 a.m. through October 30, Bids to be e-mailed to eral Contractors may bid on July 12, 2012 at Tooele City, Tooele DEN HOME CONDO- & 19, 2012) the following business 2012) [email protected] this project. 11:00 A.M. in the court- County, State of Utah, all Invite the MINIUM PHASE 2, a day. The Trustee re- rg NLT COB June 11, The Pre-Qualified Gen- room of this court lo- the right, title and inter- INVITATION TO BID Whole Utah Condominium Pro- serves the right to cancel 2012. eral Contractors are: cated at 74 EAST 100 est of the Defendant, OWNER: The Tooele ject, as the same is iden- the foreclosure after the (Published in the Tran- DAW Construction SOUTH, Tooele, Utah. Rodney Grgich in and to County School District Town to tified in the Record of Opinions sale based upon infor- script Bulletin May 31 & Group, J.L. Hardy Con- Your failure to appear The following described Board of Education Plat Map recorded in mation unknown to the June 5, 2012) struction, McNeill and may result in a default real property and water PROJECT: Power Fac- Your Yard Tooele County, Utah as Shared Trustee at the time of the Sons Construction, Hale judgment and the termi- rights situated in Tooele tor Correction and Har- Entry No. 240567 (as sale, such as a bank- Construction Company, nation of your parental County, State of Utah, monic Filtering Clarke N. Sale! said Record of Plat Map Freely. ruptcy filing, a loan rein- Tom Parker Construc- rights. To wit: (Yours and Ours.) Johnsen Jr. High School Clean Out may have heretofore statement, or an agree- tion, Jordan Valley Con- DATED THIS 24 day of Beginning 10 chains 2052 North 400 West struction, Inc., Hales East of the Northwest been amended or sup- ment between the Trus- May, 2012. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Open Forum Tooele, Utah 84074 Construction, Inc., Chad corner of the Northeast plemented) and in the tor and beneficiary to Your Attic! LYNN J CLARK BULLETIN BID OPENING: 1:00 PM Declaration of Condo- Every Tuesday postpone or cancel the Husband Construction, Assistant Attorney quarter of Section 32, June 20, 2012 Tooele Inc., Hughes General General T2S, R4W; East 23.30 minium for COMISKEY sale. If so cancelled, the TOOELETRANSCRIPT County School District Contractors, Westland chains, South 12.14 PARK GARDEN HOME TOOELETRANSCRIPT only recourse of the pur- BULLETIN (801)366-0250 District Office 92 South 882-0050 CONDOMINIUM BULLETIN chaser shall be a refund Construction, Easton (Published in the Tran- chains, West 23.30 Lodestone Way Tooele, PHASE2 a Utah Condo- of the money paid to the 882-0050 River Construction As- script Bulletin May 29, chains North, 12.14 Utah 84074 minium Project, recorded Trustee. THIS IS AN cent Construction, Bru- June 5, 12 & 19, 2012) chains to the beginning; Sealed bids will be rein Tooele County, Utah ATTEMPT TO COL- baker Construction, Inc., containing 26.83 acres ceived by the Board of as Entry No. 240568, (as LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Bud Mahas Construc- more or less; after ex- Education for the Power said Declaration may FORMATION OB- tion, Inc. cluding the one (1) acre Factor Correction and have heretofore been TAINED WILL BE USED Sealed bids will be re- deeded to Marlin Grgich, Harmonic Filtering pro- amended or supple- FOR THAT PURPOSE. ceived by the Board of described as follows: ject at the addresses mented). together with Dated this 22nd day of Education for the ADA Beginning on the West and time stated above. an undivided percentage May, 2012. Ramp project at the ad- line of Cochrane Lane at The owner reserves the of ownership interest in By: Peter H. Waldo, dress and time stated a point North 89°37'02” right to reject any and all TOOELE the common areas ap- Successor Trustee above. The owner re- East 2156.29 feet along bids, or to waive any ir- purtenant thereto. The Utah Bar No. 3883 serves the right to reject Section line and South RANSCRIPT regularities or informali- any and all bids, or to 0°20'48” East 801.23 T street address and other Lewis Hansen Waldo & ties in any bid or in the common designation of Pleshe, LLC waive any irregularities feet from the North 1/4 bidding. All bids are sub- the real property de- 8 East Broadway, Suite or informalities in any bid corner Section 32, ject to final approval of scribed above is pur- 410 Salt Lake City, or in the bidding. All bids Township 2 South; the Board of Education are subject to final ap- Range 4 West, SLB&M; ULLETIN ported to be: 1722 North Utah 84111 (801)746- B at its regular schedule Boggs Street Tooele, 6300 (phone) (801)746- proval of the Board of thence running North board meeting. All ques- Utah 84074 The under- 6301 (facsimile) Hours: Education at its regular 89°37'02” East 72.0 feet; tions concerning the bid signed Trustee disclaims 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F schedule board meeting. thence North 0°20'48” shall be directed to Alek- any liability for any incor- (Published in the Tran- All questions concerning West 101.8 feet; thence sandar Rankovic Envi- rectness of the street ad- script Bulletin May 22, the bid shall be directed North 89°37'02” East sion Engineering at dress and other common 29 & June 5, 2012) to Steven L. West Con- 125.0 feet to Cochrane 801-428-3397 or Steve designation, if any, struction Coordinator for Lane; thence South West Construction Coor- shown herein. Said sale Tooele County School 0°20'48” East 132.5 feet dinator for Tooele will be made without District at 435-833-1900 to beginning, Erda, County School District at covenant or warranty, or Tony Armer MHTN Tooele County, state of 435-833-1900. Bid express or implied,A re-Full-Color Activity PageArchitects at 801-595- Just forUtah. Kids! packages will be avail- garding title, possession, 6700. Bid packages will Containing 1.0 acres, able on June 7, 2012 by condition, or encum- be available at MHTN with all improvements email. Please send your brances, including fees, Architect's office and and appurtenances, aka request for the bid pack- charges, and expenses Tooele County School 4305 North Cochrane age to ARankovic@envi- of the Trustee and of the District's District Office. Lane, Erda, Tooele Every Thursdaysioneng.com in or swest@ the Tooele(Published Transcript-Bulletin in the Tran- County, State of Utah. trusts created by said tooeleschools.org. Deed of Trust, to pay the script Bulletin June 5, 7 AKA Tax ID #5-48-67 (Published in the Tran- remaining principle sums & 12, 2012) To include the following script Bulletin June 5, 7, of the note(s) secured by appurtenant under- 12 & 14, 2012) said Deed of Trust. The ground water rights as- current beneficiary of the sociated with the farm Trust Deed as of the Land expressed in date of this notice is U.S. ACRE FT BANK NATIONAL AS- WR 15-1091 2.405 SOCIATION, AS TRUS- WR 15-4816 52.480 TEE FOR TBW MORT- WR 15-1124 1.955 GAGE-BACKED TRUST WR 15-4817 52.480 SERIES 2006-5, MORT- WR 15-1394 2.520 GAGE WR 15-4818 6.115 PASS-THROUGH CER- WR 15-1395 2.814 TIFICATES, SERIES WR 15-4819 7.980 2006-5 The record WR 15-1400 6.600 owner of the property as WR 15-4820 8.274 of the recording of the WR 15-1267 16.520 Notice of Default is DE- WR 15-4821 21.000 BRA DONOHOE Dated and signed at DATED: May 30, 2012 Tooele City, Tooele James H. Woodall County, State of Utah 10808 River Front this 21 day of May, Parkway, Suite 175 2012, A.D. South Jordan, Utah Frank J. Park, Sheriff 84095 (801) 254-9450 Tooele County, Utah Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 (Published in the Tran- p.m. Authorized Signa- script Bulletin May 24, ture James H. Woodall, 29 & June 5, 2012) Trustee R-411626 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, 12 & 19, 2012) Subscribe Today TOOELETRANSCRIPT 882-0050 • 58 N. Main, Tooele BULLETIN B8

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life,” he said. “I was lost in drugs Faith and alcohol, the whole thing, continued from page B1 and then it came to a point where I realized I wasn’t making Stansbury Park native excelled any progress and deteriorating in swimming, placing at state my relationships with friends his freshman and sophomore and family.” years. By that time, though, the It was on a nature walk three sport had ceased to be fun for years ago that T.J. finally found him. his turnaround: God. In the “I was good at it but I real- openness of the outdoors, he ly only enjoyed it my younger prayed for the first time in a years,” he said. “Probably when I long time, and felt guided in was 12 I stopped enjoying it and directions he had never even then it was a chore. Swimming considered. As he began trying is the type of sport that takes up to change the direction in his your whole life. I didn’t have a life, he said, good things came, social life. I didn’t have friends. I such as meeting his girlfriend kind of left swimming so I could and making the decision to join explore the social life in high the U.S. Coast Guard with the school and college.” intention of becoming a rescue Having a social life was not swimmer. quite as fun as his peers made “I left the entire life I knew it look, he said, and he disliked behind,” he said. “It was a beau- his first semester of college. He tiful fulfillment of following had fallen into some bad habits, where I thought God wanted too, with some drug and alcohol me.” use, and recognized that those For his mother, the deci- habits were detrimental to his sion was totally unexpected. future and family. Although she had grown up in “Really, I needed to have a Elizabeth City, N.C., where the complete turnaround in my rescue swimmer school is locat-

courtesy of T.J. Marshall U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer T.J. Marshall participates in a river rescue test on April 19.

ed, she did not know what a res- getting into the school. That was as a religious petty officer dur- “We’re just happy that he cue swimmer was until watch- unexpected,” he said. “I spent a ing boot camp and later on the decided to do something that ing the 2006 Ashton Kutcher year on a ship in San Francisco, ship in San Francisco. Through really is something that not very and Kevin Costner movie “The scrubbing and painting and his faith and fitness, he said, he many people can do, that he can Guardian,” which centers on a waiting to have my chance at believed he could complete the go out and be a help to other rescue swimmer-hopeful. school.” difficult course. people and use a talent that not “It was completely out of left When he did get in, T.J. knew “I knew I was physically fit very many people have,” she field,” she said of T.J.’s deci- the odds of graduating were enough to do it and mentally it said. “As a mom it makes me a sion. “We were watching it and slim. The dropout rate at the was just faith in God that pre- bit nervous, but they’re not out I turned to him and said, ‘Do school varies but can be higher pared me for it,” he said. “I knew there alone. They’ve got a team you still want to do this?’ He than 70 percent, and that ratio I was stronger mentally because there helping each other. He’s said, ‘Yeah, I want to do it even of failure is well known through- I had that faith. Every day it was just the one going in the water.” more.’” out the branch. that routine, have that faith and For T.J., the return to a sport courtesy of T.J. Marshall It took nearly a full year to “They call you dreamers or trust your body not to break.” he left behind is meaningful get into the Coast Guard, and whatever in the Coast Guard, On May 5, T.J. graduated from because it represents a change Marshall does a push-up during Aviation Survival Technician A-School Physical another year after completing that weird dude who wants to the training school. Of the 24 in focus and a decision to help Training. Marshall broke the record with 123 push-ups. basic training to be admitted be a swimmer,” he said. “They people who began training, others in what feels very much into the school to become a res- don’t think you’re going to make eight graduated. Marshall was like a life calling. cue swimmer, officially known it.” one of two honored graduates, “There was a point where my as a U.S. Coast Guard aviation The school was very demand- recognized for exceptional work favorite thing was, ‘I hate the Follow us on Facebook! survival technician. T.J. said ing, as promised. T.J. said he got during the training. water, I hate the water, I don’t while he was prepared for the through training with a combi- Kim said while the inherent even want to get in.’ Once I TOOELE commitment of military service nation of physical training and danger of the job is a bit worri- accepted the idea of becoming TRANSCRIPT and the rigors of training, he religious practice — reps and some, she is happy her son has a rescue swimmer, it felt amaz- ULLETIN did not anticipate the process to reading the Bible. He had already extended himself in a way to ing,” he said. “I just felt that was B take so long. had the chance to strengthen his help others in a way not many where I was being called.” "It was a long process just beliefs in the Coast Guard, first can. [email protected] TELL ME A STORY ‘The Clock Tower Angel’

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