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Home sales CHASE IN THE DESERT take January plunge Westbound speeder TOOELE by Mark Watson WENDOVER leaves I-80 STAFF WRITER Argonite Local home sales dropped off for the month of January after a nine-month run of consistently high sales volume during 2006. Knolls According to statistics Picked up at obtained from Prudential Real mile marker 33 Clive Estate in Tooele, total January Crashes through gate home sales in the county lev- eled off at about $14.4 million compared to totals that hovered around $20 million per month for the last nine quarters of 2006. The January total is well below the $24.5 million in sales set in EnergySolutions June of last year. Abandons car and Facility “We’ve received a bit of a breather during the first quar- proceeds on foot N ter of this year,” said Michelle Warner, president of the Tooele graph by John Hamilton County Board of Realtors. “People still perceive Tooele County as a great value for home buying. Prices for land Speeder leads police on wild chase along the Wasatch Front are so expensive. The extremely high cost of land and the reduced availability of land along the Wasatch Front are motivating through radioactive disposal facility more builders and developers to look to Tooele Valley. The result Driver ditched car to flee on foot into desert, called police two days later to rescue him has been a very brisk market by Suzanne Ashe off at the Clive exit. The vehicle sped an hour and a half, according to Rapich. EnergySolutions is not planning to for us.” STAFF WRITER toward the EnergySolutions facility where After being in areas containing low-level change the way the facility is fenced, Home sales skyrocketed dur- A 37-year-old Salt Lake City man is it tore through several chain-link fences radioactive waste, all of the officers at the according to Walker. ing 2006 with homes on the mar- in custody after leading Utah Highway and entered a low-level radioactive waste scene were screened for possible contami- “This was just the result of a car chase,” disposal cell, Rapich said. nation. he said. SEE HOME ON A3 Patrol troopers on a wild high-speed chase early Saturday morning. The chase During the chase on EnergySolutions “Two officers and the passenger who After police investigators left began on Interstate 80, continued into property, the driver tried to ram a highway were all in the controlled area had to go EnergySolutions, they assumed the sus- EnergySolutions’ low-level radioactive patrol car. And at one point, troopers lost through a screening process, but there was pect had escaped back to the highway. No quick fix waste disposal facility, and ended late sight of the Mercedes. When they found the no contamination found on any of them,” Then, at approximately 11 p.m. Sunday Sunday night near milepost 33, when the car, it was in a ravine in a contained area of Rapich said. evening — roughly 44 hours after the chase for dangerous man called police to rescue him after two the facility. “We appreciate the efforts of the UHP began — the investigation took an unex- days spent wandering in the desert. The driver had fled on foot. in handling this matter,” said Mark Walker, pected twist when Tooele 911 dispatchers According to UHP Lt. Mike Rapich, the A passenger who was in the car surren- spokesman for EnergySolutions. “As a received a distress call from the driver of junction pursuit began after a DUI blitz along I-80, dered to troopers, Rapich said. result of their efforts, and the efforts of the Mercedes. by Karen Hunt where extra troopers were brought in to Several troopers, with assistance from the EnergySolutions’ team, the matter was He was lost in the desert and needed STAFF WRITER help net three arrests. At about 3 a.m. on EnergySolutions security guards and Tooele resolved quickly and with no problems at medical attention. It appears the notoriously dan- Saturday morning, Trooper Andy Prescott County Sheriff’s deputies, searched the sur- the facility.” After another lengthy search, officers gerous intersection at SR-112 spotted a gold 2000 Mercedes traveling rounding desert for hours but could find no Walker added that although the suspect’s located James Wallingford, a Salt Lake City and Durfee Street in Grantsville west on I-80 at speeds in excess of 120 mph. sign of the driver. Troopers brought in their vehicle crashed through outer perimeter Prescott pursued the vehicle until it turned new canine officer, Jekyll, and used a heli- fences, it did not get close to any struc- will get realigned — but not this SEE SPEEDER ON A3 year. copter to search for the suspect for about tures. Grantsville City Councilman Wayne Butler met with Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) last Thursday to dis- cuss ways to reduce accidents Two local cops among at the intersection. After discus- sion, Butler said it was decided Grantsville would rather have Trolley Square heroes UDOT wait one more year and do the project right. Pair played vital role in stopping The intersection in question has no left-turn lane and visibil- gunman’s deadly rampage ity is restricted by a tight curve by Mark Watson Legislature last week for stop- in SR-112. “It’s on the top of our STAFF WRITER ping gunman Sulejman Talovic priority list,” Butler said. For a police officer, just doing and saving the lives of many While Butler said he’d like the your job can sometimes mean people. The Tooele County pair, project done sooner, he mainly going to exceptional lengths. however, almost shudder when wants it done right. According That was proven by two Salt they hear the word “heroes.” to him, that could mean com- Lake City officers — both of “I think what I would like peo- pletely re-engineering the inter- whom make their homes in ple to understand is that there section, not just fixing the road Tooele County — during last were a ton of officers rushing shoulders — a project slated for week’s Trolley Square shoot- in there,” said the 34-year-old this summer. photo courtesy of Tooele County Sheriff’s Department ings. Oblad. “I think they would have Jason Davis, UDOT’s depu- The body of an unidentified man was found in this charred SUV near Delle on Sunday morning. Another Erda’s Andy Oblad and done the same thing I did. We ty director for region 2, said man remains in a coma after being found about 50 feet away in the sage brush. Stansbury Park’s Brett Olsen, were all closing in on the same approximately $2 million is who both work for the Salt Lake location.” already there for improving the City Police Department, were Olsen offered a similar expla- road shoulders. However, by two of the first five officers nation about the horrific shoot- holding off on the project until One dead, one badly burned to arrive on the scene Feb. 12 ing spree that claimed six lives. the following year, engineers during the mall massacre. Both could add in two related proj- were honored by the Utah State SEE HEROES ON A5 ects at the same time — making after car fire near Delle the intersection a “T” with 90- degree angles and adding a turn Victims’ wounds, fire starter lead sheriff to homicide investigation lane. The projects would have by Suzanne Ashe or gunshot wound.“We think there was an accelerant an additional price tag of at least STAFF WRITER [fire starter] used, but we are waiting for the state $4 million, but could be less Sheriff’s detectives are investigating a strange fire marshal’s report,” Sheriff Frank Park said. expensive done together. and possibly sinister case regarding a car fire in The unidentified man was flown to a hospital in Butler said the only way the desert near Delle that left one man dead and Salt Lake where he underwent surgery. The man the project would be pushed another critically injured Sunday morning, according remains in a comma. through sooner is if Rep. Ronda to Tooele County Sheriff’s deputies. “We’re hoping he wakes up soon so we can inter- Menlove obtained the funding. The incident occurred at 6:40 a.m. Sunday north of view him,” said Tooele County Sheriff Detective Ron Menlove attended Grantsville’s I-80 near Delle. Deputies found a 24-year-old Hispanic Johnson. last city council meeting and man in the sage brush about 50 feet from a charred The body of another unidentified man was found expressed her support for a late-model SUV. He had suffered burns over more timely solution on the intersec- than 50 percent of his body. He also had a wound to his neck. Detectives did not say whether it was a stab SEE DELLE ON A3 photos courtesy of Salt Lake City police SEE JUNCTION ON A5 Andy Oblad (left) and Brett Olsen (right)

INSIDE WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 THE BULLETIN BOARD B2 Morning rain and OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B3 Buff hoopsters just miss playoff snow showers possible SPORTS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 upset, fall 56-52 on Wednesday. See A8 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CROSSWORD B8 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007 Utah & The West

Corrections The “Babe Ruth sign-ups” brief in the sports wrap section on Feb. 15 Six dead after incorrectly stated that players (ages 5 to 12) were encouraged to regis- ter with the newly formed Stansbury Park league. In fact, any player that avalanches in Utah, has already played with Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball can sign up with either league, but all new players (ages 5 through 12) are required to register Idaho and Montana with the newly formed Stansbury Park league. by Susan Gallagher side of the peak when the avalanche ASSOCIATED PRESS buried him in an estimated 8 feet of Eddie Hughes’ ballroom dancing HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Weekend snow, authorities said. class now meets Saturday at 9 a.m. at avalanches killed six people in In Idaho, the Bonneville County the Grantsville High School common Sheriff’s Office in Idaho Falls con- area. The team’s former meeting place Utah, Idaho and Montana with one was listed in “Dancing with Deja Vu,” bruised survivor traveling miles by firmed the death of a Utah man in which ran Feb. 15. snowmobile and on foot to reach an avalanche near Palisade Peak. help, authorities said. Nicholas Gus Steinmann, 26, of Valley Weather Forecast In Utah, two snowmobilers Ogden died Saturday after attempts died in separate avalanches on by rescue personnel to resuscitate Local Weather Saturday and a 17-year-old skier him failed. In Montana’s Big Belt Mountains, Wed from Massachusetts was killed after 51/34 being caught in a Sunday afternoon the bodies of two snowmobilers 2/21 caught in an avalanche were found Partly cloudy. High 51F. Winds S slide while skiing out of bounds at 10 to 15 mph. near the Snowbasin ski resort. by searchers early Sunday and Authorities found the boy’s body removed by helicopter later in the after several hours of searching. He day. Thu 53/33 is the second teenager to die in a That avalanche happened 2/22 Utah avalanche this weekend. Saturday at the base of Mount Baldy, Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 50s The other, Zachary Holmes, 16, about 20 miles from Townsend. A and lows in the low 30s. of Farr West, was buried by an ava- survivor traveled the 15 or 20 miles lanche estimated to be 300 feet wide back to the trailhead, initially by near Tower Mountain in the Uinta snowmobile and then on foot after Fri 38/27 2/23 Mountains, about 14 miles south- the machine became stuck, Lewis Snow showers at times. Highs in east of Heber City, the Wasatch and Clark County Sheriff Cheryl the upper 30s and lows in the up- County sheriff’s office said. Leidle said. per 20s. Holmes was wearing a helmet Upon reaching a pickup truck at and an avalanche beacon, deputy the trailhead, he used a cell phone Michael Graves said. Following the to call for help. Sat 37/26 2/24 beacon’s signal, his cousins found “It would appear the avalanche Times of sun and clouds. Highs in him and dug him out of the snow. drove them into a grove of trees the upper 30s and lows in the mid He later died at the University of downhill from the avalanche itself,” 20s. Utah Hospital, authorities said. Leidle said. Earlier Saturday, a snowmobiler Families of the snowmobilers on Signal Peak in southwestern issued a statement identifying the Sun 35/20 2/25 Utah triggered the avalanche that deceased as Kris Rains, 26, and A few snow showers. Highs in the killed him, the Sevier County sher- Brett Toney, 27, both of Townsend, AP Photo/Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center mid 30s and lows in the low 20s. iff’s office said. and the survivor as Jason Crawford, A helicopter and rescue sleds that helped in the search and recovery of two avalanche fatalities are seen ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service That man, whose name was not 27, of Helena. Leidle described them near Townsend, Mont., Sunday, Feb. 18. In Montana’s Big Belt Mountains, the bodies of two snowmobilers released, was climbing the back as friends from the Townsend area. caught in an avalanche were found by searchers early Sunday and removed by helicopter later in the day. Temps/Precipitation

Date High Low (prec./inches) Oregon lawmakers push bill requiring climbers to carry beacons on Mount Hood Feb. 15 43 29 .04; snow .3 an idea mountaineers resist. “It’s a very dangerous undertak- should be the first, especially in and spare your loved one’s misery,” Feb. 16 51 38 By Brad Cain Rep. John Lim, chief sponsor, ing, but that’s part of the beauty of view of the deaths of three out-of- Feb. 17 54 33 ASSOCIATED PRESS he said. Feb. 18 61 29 SALEM, Oregon (AP) — There is contends that three climbers who it,” Dave Sauerbrey, a leader of a state climbers in December. The But Rep. Scott Bruun, a climber Feb. 19 51 27 .49; snow 4.6 died in December might be alive climbing group, said of mountain- trio did not carry beacons, though danger aplenty on Oregon’s tallest who has been to the summit of Mount had they carried the devices, which eering. one was able to make a distress call Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer peak — including avalanches and Hood a dozen times, disagrees: “This send electronic signals that can On Sunday, three climbers who to his family using a cell phone. for the National Weather Service, reports crevasses. Some say a small elec- was a tragic accident that happened that his recording station at 139 S. Main give search and rescue teams the fell from a ledge at the 8,300-foot Lim said having to carry a bea- tronic device can improve the odds in an extreme sport. This is a situa- received .53 precipitation between Feb. precise location of stranded climb- level of Mount Hood activated such con should not be that big a deal tion the Legislature can’t fix.” 15 and 19 and a total of .69 inches in of survival. ers. a beacon, helping rescuers pinpoint to climbers and the requirement In the past 25 years, more than 35 February. Several Oregon lawmakers want But many climbers say that while their location and mount a rescue would cut the cost of search-and- For the water year, which began Oct. climbers have died on the 11,239-foot to require climbers to wear elec- carrying beacons is a good idea, operation. rescue operations. 1, 2006, Tooele has received 6.21 inches of mountain, one of the most frequently precipitation. The normal for the year is tronic locators above 10,000 feet it should be their choice — not No U.S. state requires climbers to “It will send a strong message to 19.09 inches of precipitation. (3,048 meters) on Mount Hood — required. carry the devices. Lim says Oregon climbers — this may save your life climbed mountains in the world. Tooele ���������������� Utah County cities considering contracts with coal-fired plant ���������������� �������� ����������������� PROVO, Utah (AP) — Several California cities purchase 75 percent for the city. It’s something we are atmosphere. �������������� Utah County cities are considering of the electricity produced at the forward-thinking on, our future “A lot of smaller municipalities “We Are Your Neighborhood �������������� ��������� buying electricity from a coal-fired two existing units. Groundbreaking needs.” are not considering the financial Family Theatre” ������������� ������������������ power plant in central Utah that has for the third is planned for 2008. Cities that sign contracts with risk they are taking on when they 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ������ environmentalists concerned about But many California cities inter- the plant may ultimately end up pay- invest in the plant,” he said. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 ����������� ���������� air quality. ested in alternative energy have ing more than they expect, said Tim In November, the Utah Supreme Tickets are now available online ��������������� ��������������� at www.movieswest.com ��������������� ������������������� Lehi City staffer Ed Collins told said they won’t renew their con- Wagner, director of the Sierra Club’s Court allowed the Utah Chapter �������������� ���������������� a council meeting this week that tracts when the agreements expire Utah Smart Energy Campaign. of the Sierra Club and the Grand th nd ������������ ���������������� some California cities, facing envi- in 20 years. Congress is now considering sever- Canyon Trust to appeal the plant’s Feb 16 - 22 ��������� ronmental pressures, have dropped Lehi Mayor Howard Johnson said al bills that would tax carbon emis- permit, which was granted by the *Times & Shows Subject to Change ������������ ������ out of the project. Still, the council his city also contracts with renew- sions as a way of pressuring indus- Utah Air Quality Board. The groups ����������� ������������� OPEN FRI. 16 & MON. 19 approved a 30-year contract with able energy sources, including a for EARLY matinees! ����������� ��������������������� try to reduce greenhouse gases. The say the plant will impact visibility the plant. wind farm in Wyoming and hydro- ������������ ������������ tax could force the new power plant in five national parks as well as add * ������������� ������������ “The city decided to participate power produced on Jordanelle to pay $8 a ton or more for each to air pollution along the Wasatch Ghost Rider ��������������� ������������ in this project because it represents Dam. of the 7 million tons of pollution Front. An appeals board will hear Dly: 4:45, 7:05, 9:25 (PG-13) ����������� ����������� a well priced, reliable base-load Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Payson, Sat: 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 ����������� ������������ the new plant would emit into the the appeal in October. Sun: 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05 Only resource,” Collins said. Base-load Springville and the South Utah ����������� power is electricity that can be pro- Valley Electric Service District, * ������������� �������������������� Music & Lyrics ����������� ����������������� duced 24 hours a day. which serves unincorporated areas Dly: 4:25, 7:00, 9:05 (PG-13) ���������������� ����������������� The $2.6 billion, 900-megawatt in south Utah County as well as Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, 7:00, 9:05 ������������� ���������������������� Intermountain Power Plant Phase III Woodland Hills and Elk Ridge, have Sun: 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, 7:00 Only ��������������� would be built next to two existing either already voted to purchase �������������� ����������������� plants near Delta. Environmentalists power from the plant, or will vote Stomp The Yard ������������� �������������� warn that the increased emissions within the next month. Dly: 4:45, 7:10 (PG-13) ��������������� �������������� Sat: 12:00, 4:45, 7:10 ��������������� �������������� will spoil air quality. Eagle Mountain Mayor Don Sun: 12:00, 4:45, 7:10 Only Intermountain Power Agency is Richardson said the plant “is one ���������� ����������� ���������������� owned by nearly two dozen munici- of the last coal-fired plants in the Catch & Release ������������ ����������������� pal utilities in Utah. Southern nation. We thought it was good Dly: 9:35 (PG-13) ����������� �������� FREE Drink Sat: 2:25, 9:35 ������������� �������� Sun: 2:25, Only ���������������� ����������������� with any dinner ������������� ������������������� BYU blocks YouTube access entree purchase Night at the Museum ����������������������� PROVO, Utah (AP) — The pop- most YouTube videos humorous Dly: 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 (PG) ������������������������� ular Internet video-sharing site and wishes she could access the site Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 ���������������������� YouTube has been blocked on cam- from home, but she understands the DINNERS Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10 Only ����������������������������������� (Served with fries, salad and roll) pus at Brigham Young University, campus-wide block. • NY Steak Dinner * �������������������������������������� (PG-13) the Mormon church school where “It’s BYU, and they block every- • Fish Dinner Norbit ����������������������������������������� students agree to live a “chaste and thing,” Timothy said. Dly: 4:35, 7:00, 9:15 �������������������������������������������� • Shrimp Dinner Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:35, 7:05, 9:20 ���������������������������������������� virtuous life.” Students and faculty at BYU • Fish Combo Dinner Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:35, 7:05 Only ������������������������������������������� BYU’s filtering software blocks agree to follow the school’s honor • Gyro Dinner �������������� pornography, adult content and vio- code, a list of standards in line with * ��������������������������������������������� • Chicken Dinner Hannibal Rising ��������������������������������������������� lence. YouTube has its own filters the principles of The Church of Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:30 (R) ��������������������������������������������� for porn, but BYU decided last fall Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sat: 12:45, 4:00, 7:00, 9:30 ����������������������������������������� Sun: 12:45, 4:00, 7:00 Only ���������������������������������������������� to add the site to the list of those The honor code includes provi- Show Times are subject to change. ������������������������� blocked through the university’s sions against alcohol, tobacco and Our Box Office opens daily 20 �������������������������������������������� Internet service, The Daily Herald caffeine use, among other things. minutes before 1st show starts. ����������������������������������������� newspaper reported Friday. It also specifically mentions por- All shows before 6pm $4.50 ������������������������������������������� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �������������������������������������������� “We use the filtering process for nography or other offensive mate- Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ����������������������������������������������� two reasons,” BYU spokeswoman rials as taboo and says using the The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ��������������������������������������� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ������������������������ Carri Jenkins said. “First to protect BYU computer network to obtain HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm students from inappropriate mate- or distribute pornographic material �������������������������������������� rial. The other is because of our is inappropriate. ����������������������������������� limited bandwidth. That bandwidth Jenkins said pornography access RITZ RITZ ���������������������������������� is used for academic purposes.” on campus is “not a huge problem, Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 PG-13 �������������������������������� Students who live off-campus given that our students are under- Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG ����������������������������������� Tooele’s Show Place ������������������������ and have a private Internet pro- standing of our campus environ- for Over 60 Years! Disney’s vider can view whatever they want, ment.” ��������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������� although it may violate the school’s Students can access Internet 882-2273 THE ������������������������������������������������� strict, conservative standards. video through Google, which 111 North Main, Tooele ���������������������������������������������� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net TO �������������������������������������������� Student Megan Timothy, who Jenkins said is more easily filtered $ MESSENGERS$ $ BRIDGE ADMISSION:TERABITHIA ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 lives on campus, said she finds than YouTube. TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 House speaker to discuss $1.8 billion surplus at Lincoln Day dinner by Karen Hunt tive on the current session and current Congress, and Tooele mons area. It starts at 6 p.m. STAFF WRITER discuss how the legislature County Commissioner Colleen with a social, followed by din- What: Greg Curtis, majority is planning to allocate those Johnson, who will present the ner at 6:30. Dinner costs $20 a Republican Party speaker of the Utah House of surplus funds. One possibility County Commission’s agenda plate. Copeland said the event Representatives, will address that’s been discussed is a tax for the county. should be finished by 8 p.m. Lincoln Day dinner legislative perspectives on cut of up to $220 million. The dinner is open to the Curtis was named legislator how to deal with the state’s “Curtis is the most power- public. of the year by the Salt Lake When: Chamber of Commerce and $1.8 billion tax surplus at the ful man in the House and he “Anyone who wants to come Friday, Feb. 23, 6 p.m. is a member of the Uniform Republican Party’s annual really pulls the strings on what can come. You don’t have to Laws Commission, the Utah kind of legislation is passed,” be a registered Republican per Lincoln Day dinner in Tooele Constitutional Defense Where: on Friday. Copeland said. se,” said Copeland. “Just be Council and the Utah State Tooele High School The Utah State Legislature The Lincoln Day dinner aware that’s what most of the Bar. He has a degree in law currently has a $1.8 billion sur- will also feature a represen- room will be filled with.” from the University of Utah Cost: plus. Tooele County Republican tative from U.S. Rep. Rob The event, a Republican and an accounting degree from photo courtesy of Republican Party Chair Greg Copeland said Bishop’s office, who will offer Party fundraiser, will be held at Brigham Young University. $20 per person Greg Curtis Curtis will offer his perspec- Bishop’s perspective on the Tooele High School in the com- [email protected]

New 28-acre park in the works for Stansbury Park The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! by Alleen Lang sion being constructed by Ivory Other plans for the park include marked some $2 million from TOOELE Homes and Richmond American a pavilion, basketball courts, a TRANSCRIPT CORRESPONDENT impact fees to build the park, A new 28-acre park west of the Homes. playground area, tennis courts, an which is expected to take two to BULLETIN The agency is currently hauling amphitheater and an exercise trail Benson Grist Mill on SR-138 and three years to complete, according in fill dirt, which is necessary to around the perimeter of the park. other park projects could double provide drainage, and making a In addition, the park, which bor- to Jones. Stansbury Park’s greenspace over “premium field” in the park, Jones ders on Stansbury Lake, will have In separate park building proj- the next five years, according to said. a boat dock. ects, the agency has committed Stansbury Park Recreation and “It will be the nicest park in the The 28-acre park has been in to building a soccer field near Greenbelt trustees. county,” said Debbie Record, an the master plan for Stansbury Stansbury High School. Plans are Currently 45 acres of Stansbury agency trustee charged with park Park since 1997. Land for the rec- also underway to build another Park are in public park lands, said development. reational spot was donated by Randall Jones, an agency trustee, The park will include a base- Leucadia National Corporation in baseball field in a park near the but the process has already begun ball / softball fourplex with rest- 2000. Boyer Company’s residential to build a large park in a subdivi- rooms and a concession stand. The service agency has ear- development.

cerned for the suspect’s health the area, it was unable to land. vehicle. Speeder because he had been exposed to Trooper Prescott picked up the Rapich said the Mercedes was continued from page A1 the elements and had no access to suspect and drove him to Mountain registered to Wallingford’s mother. fresh water. West Medical Center, Rapich said. The passenger of the car, Ralph resident, near milepost 33. “He had been out of his vehi- After Wallingford was treated Currington, 37, also a Salt Lake City “He had traveled 26 miles cle and on the run for 48 hours,” and released, he was booked into resident, was booked on charges of from his original location Rapich said. the Tooele County Jail on charg- public intoxication, disorderly con- [EnergySolutions],” Rapich said. They called for a Life Flight heli- es of felony evading, aggravated duct and obstruction of justice. Rapich said police were con- copter, but because of a storm in assault and possession of a stolen [email protected] · Home Décor coupon · Unique Gifts · Consignment Sunday. They did not release the burned beyond recognition. The the child to the hospital, detectives % names of the two men, or their rela- state medical examiner’s office will said. · ebay Sales Delle tionship to one another. have to identify him through medical The Sheriff’s Office is asking any- · Interior Decorating off one item continued from page A1 Detectives did identify the owner records that show a recent injury, one who was in the area of mile Services 20Expires 3-1-07. Cannot be used on furniture; only gift and home décor items, including custom orders. in the back seat of the car. The badly of the SUV as the deceased man, Park said. marker 70, near the Delle exit on · Custom-made Furniture burned body was discovered after although the vehicle was registered A Spanish-speaking officer inter- I-80, and saw anything suspicious firefighters extinguished the car fire, under a different name than the one viewed a woman believed to be the Sunday morning, to call the Tooele 1 N. Main Street • Tooele • 882-0650 the man usually goes by, according deceased man’s wife. She is preg- County Sheriff’s Office at 882-5600. Johnson said. Monday - Friday 10:30-6:30 | Saturday 10-6 The body is being examined by to Park. nant and also has a young child who [email protected] the state medical examiner. Park said his department is still suffered a seizure during the inter- Sheriff’s detectives combed the waiting for a positive identifica- view, cutting the interview short. area for footprints and tire tracks tion of the deceased man, who was An ambulance was called to take STOP BACK PAIN...NOW! compared to the fourth quar- however, first-time buyers New Medical Technology Treats Herniated and ter of 2005. The average Tooele are finding it more and more Degenerative Discs without Surgery! Home County home price increased difficult to buy, according to continued from page A1 17.5 percent in that quarter Griffith. Effective back therapy as reported on the ABC,NBC &CBS news. compared to the same period a ket for an average of 39 days, “What we need is more afford- year previous. compared to 53 days on the able housing,” Griffith said. She During the fourth quarter of SCIENTIFICALLYPROVEN! indicated that the city is mak- market during 2005. 2006, 282 homes were sold in After only three weeks of treatment, clinical studies have shown outstanding results ing it difficult for builders with in relieving the debilitating pain that may be caused by bulging, herniated, Vickie Griffth of Prudential Tooele County, compared to degenerative, or ruptured discs, as well as sciatica, posterior facet Real Estate said that during the 269 homes sold during the same its new points system, which syndrome, and many failed back surgery cases. summer months last year hous- quarter in 2005. The average requires certain types of materi- es were selling for more than als be used for construction. “It price of a Tooele County home After four weeks of treatments with the DRX9000, MRI’S makes it hard for builders to their appraised value. was $180,498 by the end of last have shown greater than 50% reduction in the size and Fourth-quarter home sales year. provide affordable housing.” extent of herniations.In fact, more than 86% of the patients in 2006 were up 4.8 percent With the upswing in prices, [email protected] treated with this new technology were efficiently corrected with DRX9000 Decompression System.

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■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Trolley Square massacre holds lessons for us all mmediately after the Columbine school shooting in 1999, the senti- ment that was most often repeated in interviews was disbelief — one member of the community after another saying these kind of things Idon’t happen in a small Western community like ours. But Columbine did happen. And now a similar tragedy, born out of similar alienation and violence, has hit even closer to home. Generations of Tooele County resi- dents have fond memories of good times at Trolley Square. How many of us, after hearing of last week’s violent rampage, immediately thought “How could that happen there?” Perhaps the biggest lesson to learn from tragedies like Columbine and Trolley Square is that the worst evil often happens in the most unlikely places. We don’t want to imagine it, but something similar could happen in Tooele County someday. What would we do? Do we have a plan in the event of such an emergency? The question is valid for everyone from law enforcement to schools to businesses to government offices. We cannot afford to cloak ourselves in the idea that a random shooting spree in a crowded public place could never happen here. Cloaks don’t stop killers like Sulejman Talovic. But plans do — or at least they limit the damage such a man can do. We were reassured to hear Sheriff Frank Park say that Tooele County would be ready with a swift, coordinated response like the one Salt Lake City put together in the event that something similar happened here. Trolley Square taught us about the importance of community too. Talovic was a refugee who, it seems, never found his place in Salt Lake LETTERS TO THE EDITOR City. He had a troubled youth and became a lonely, alienated young man. Apparently, he fell through the cracks at school and work. His anger was Goshutes want growth construction, or the updating of histori- allowed to simmer until it exploded. Could his life and the lives of his EnergySolutions wants to grow. In cal construction. LETTERS POLICY victims have been saved if someone had reached out to him and made my opinion, the Skull Valley Band of Susan Haslam him a part of a community? The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- Goshutes, located in Tooele County, says Tooele A final lesson from Trolley Square is that there are heroes among us. ters to the editor from readers. Letters more power to them. EnergySolutions must be no longer than 250 words, Many of these are everyday working people whose courage and goodness has bought up everything else, so might never be seen until a moment of crisis. Salt Lake City Police detec- Honest kids at West Elementary civil in tone, written exclusively for why not the state of Utah as well? tive Brett Olsen — a Stansbury Park resident — and Salt Lake City Police “Wow” is the one word that comes to the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- EnergySolutions is a blessing to us, nied by the writer’s name, address and Sgt. Andy Oblad — an Erda resident — are two such heroes. Both were mind right now, and it all has to do with while we Goshutes are still seeking to phone number. Priority will be given to among the first officers on the scene at Trolley Square to stop Talovic’s the wonderful kids at West Elementary. store spent nuclear fuel on our sov- letters that refer to a recent article in bloody rampage. Both were decorated for bravery in the line of duty by My daughter recently did an experi- ereign land. It’s just a matter of time. the newspaper. All letters may be sub- the Legislature on Capital Hill last week. These men’s courage honors ment for the science fair on honesty We can wait. Curiously, our politicians ject to editing. themselves, their families and all of Tooele County. versus dishonesty. For four days she put on the hill are saying very little on the three $1 bills somewhere in the library EnergySolutions proposal. Perhaps we and every single dollar every day was Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submitted for are all in Mr. Creamer’s pocket. What say returned without hesitation — one day ANOTHER VIEW “Notes of Appreciation” you, citizens of Utah? by a third-grader, the other three days by Lawrence Bear four different fifth-graders. I just wanted E-mail: [email protected] Chairman to say a huge thank you to the wonder- Fax: (435) 882-6123 New Junior High School Skull Valley Band of Goshutes ful kids at West Elementary for proving Mail: Letters to the Editor Salt Lake City to my daughter and myself that honesty Tooele Transcript Bulletin is still alive in our kids today. Great job P.O. Box 390 in Overlake aptly named to the staff at West Elementary, the chil- Source for ADA info dren at West Elementary and all the par- n Dec. He taught winning with humility Regarding recent articles on making ents that raised these wonderful kids. turn out the lights.’” Steve has a gradu- 20, and losing with respect. Later he Tooele’s downtown district compliant Kristie Breeze ate degree, but presently prefers driving 2006, became a great teacher, school with the Americans with Disabilities Tooele for UTA. Iowa’s loss is Utah’s gain. the principal, and district superinten- Act, there is an IRS tax incentive avail- O able annually for small businesses to Walt Birkner new Junior dent — and always a great friend. High School His friendship lasted beyond the help them become ADA compliant. It Bus driver makes commute pleasant Tooele in Overlake classroom. He was one who was is apparent that very few, if any, of Thousands of commuters make the was dedicated always encouraging and opened the businesses in Tooele or Utah are daily trip from Tooele to Salt Lake. Protect Social Security and named doors of opportunity. He made aware of this incentive, so I would direct Hundreds use the Utah Transit Authority, We are hearing so many politicians, the Clarke N. Ed Dalton one believe they could achieve them to two Internet links. The first is which begins around 5 a.m. Return bus both Democrats and Republicans, blam- Johnsen Jr. High. Guest Columnist and do better — and he meant it. http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/taxpack. service to Tooele begins at 3:39 p.m. on ing the other party for spending Social A better name I recall when he worked so htm. This describes how businesses can the express bus #51, driven by Steve. On Security. We all know that one party is could not have hard to implement a “student obtain $20,000 annually in tax credits Valentine’s Day, Steve decorated his bus. just as much to blame as the other. Now been selected. advocate” program at THS. This and deductions for ADA code compli- Steve always addresses each passenger I would like to know what would hap- The school should inspire and was a program created so that ance upgrades. Small businesses should by name and greets them as they enter pen if all retirement funds could be used encourage every student that will every single student had someone discuss these tax incentives with their his bus. On this day, Steve pulled over for whatever the companies wanted to attend it. Clarke Johnsen was a they knew to be their advocate accounting personnel. The second link, at the last bus stop before exiting Salt use them for? What would be the use of wonderful man — a model and and friend — someone who would http://www.ada.gov, is for all other ADA Lake. He stood and timidly addressed saving money to retire on with no hope mentor who set an example wor- watch out for them and go to bat issues. This Web site discusses and his regular commuters: “This is a special of ever receiving it? If Social Security is thy of emulation. Students and for them. I wish we still had the illustrates all requirements for disabil- day for me. This is my 26th anniversary a trust fund, then who do we trust? We teachers should learn more about program. Every student needs a ity code compliance from the federal to live in Salt Lake. As with many other get mail several times a month wanting a this fine man and use his example champion like Clarke Johnsen. government. Anyone who needs infor- Iowans, it was necessary to leave my donation to protect our Social Security. to make the school a great institu- In many ways, he was ahead of mation on what is required for their home state during lean years in search Isn’t that what we elect senators and tion of learning, as he would have his time. He had a vision of what specific situation can look at this Web of employment.” He continued, “There congressman for? wanted it to be. Johnsen has had education could be. He talked of site and find the answer, whether it was a saying back in those days, ‘The Evelyn D. Adams a positive impact on the lives of accountability, leadership, choice, is new construction, updating existing last person to leave Des Moines, please Grantsville many individuals over his lifetime. opportunity, alternatives, char- He was a man of faith, hard work, acter education, service and suc- vision and dedication. cess for every student before the Johnsen wore many titles topics were fashionable ideas in proudly with humility and dignity. education. Some of those included student, Most of all, he lived what he athlete, soldier, coach, teacher, taught. He was a remarkable principal, superintendent, presi- teacher by example to everyone dent, leader, friend and father. In he came in contact with. That each capacity, he worked hard is why it is appropriate that his and accomplished much. He was legacy of educational excellence a remarkable “educator” in the lives on in the name of a school. purest sense of the word. Every student that attends Clarke I first met coach Johnsen as a N. Johnsen Jr. High and every 9-year-old in 1954, the first year teacher that teaches there should little league baseball was estab- be reminded of the high expecta- lished in Tooele. He made a last- tions and standards of this great ing impression on me not only in man. If they will strive to be like little league but later when he was him, they’ll learn more, do better the ninth-grade basketball coach and have more success than they — a job he did in the mornings otherwise would have. before school because he was the high school basketball coach after school. He was an outstanding Ed Dalton is a former science high school basketball coach and teacher at Tooele High School and an excellent baseball coach too. past member of the Utah State Board of Education.

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Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Frank OHLMAN Top Tooele cops honored at annual police banquette M Attorney at Law by Suzanne Ashe Chief Kirby read. “I [Wimmer] “Det. Gutierrez was able to mitment to excellence.” Grimm received the Citizen observed him on a domestic identify two suspects involved Officer Jason Potter was STAFF WRITER of the Year award for many FREE Officer Lonnie Collings was assault where the assailant in the thefts. [She] located recognized for donating his years of service, and as the Consultation was dropping names and try- and interviewed the suspects, time to create several com- named Officer of the Year last chairperson for the Utah for Thursday at the Tooele City ing to use his position in the obtaining confessions to the puter database programs now community to sway Lonnie’s crimes. As a result of her being used by the investiga- Attorney General’s Safe at Wills & Police Department’s Annual Home Committee. Chief Kirby Trusts Awards Banquet. decision to arrest. Lonnie was investigation, Det. Gutierrez tions division, and a report unwavering in his decision was able to close out seven template. He was also com- also noted Grimm has been a More than 100 attendees, and made the arrest.” residential burglaries, three mended for solving several including Tooele City Police “tireless supporter of neigh- Collings has been credited business burglaries and 14 high-priority cases. Chief Ron Kirby, Tooele City borhood watch programs 493 W. 400 N. Tooele with fielding more calls than vehicle burglaries.” A special recognition was Mayor Patrick Dunlavy and and instrumental in promot- any other officer on the depart- The investigation resulted given to Charles Illsley, a Tooele County Attorney Doug ing neighborhood watch in 882-4800 ment last year, and was one of in the recovery of more than retired West Valley City Police Hogan were on hand to see the highest citation writers. $20,000. lieutenant, for securing a large Tooele.” www.schmutzmohlman.com Collings chosen from a num- Other officers were also Also recognized was offi- grant for the Tooele depart- [email protected] ber of nominees as Tooele’s honored at the banquet. cer Don Nelson. The leader ment’s forensics lab. “Top Cop.” Detective Jamie Gutierrez in citations written last year, In a nomination letter writ- Chief Kirby read a nomina- received a Service Award. Nelson also received a Service ten by Capt. Steve Newkirk MEDICAL MALPRACTICE tion for Collings written by Gutierrez transferred into the Award. and read by Chief Kirby, Illsley Sgt. Paul Wimmer to the audi- investigations division last In a nomination written by volunteered his services to find ence during the dinner. August. Since then, she has Sgt. Adrian Day, Nelson was federal funding for the depart- “Lonnie is a well-rounded offi- worked the majority of sex- recognized as the only Drug ment. The result was winning Have you been injured as a cer,” Kirby said. Collings was ual assault and family crime Recognition Enforcement-cer- the Paul Coverdell Forensic credited for handling “numer- investigations conducted by tified officer on the force and Science Improvement Grant result of a medical error? ous large and difficult cases.” the department. an expert court witness. He is for $82,007. That grant has On one call, Collings performed The nomination, written by also the department’s leader enabled the department to If so, you may be entitled to compensation. Medical CPR on a baby. Although the Sgt. Todd Hewitt, chronicled in DUI arrests. hire a forensic investigator, malpractice cases are not like other cases. Your legal baby died, Collings’ investiga- an investigation Gutierrez A Service Award was also Det. James May, and estab- rights require specialized protection. tive efforts led to an arrest in began in September of last given to the department’s lish a first-ever Tooele City the case. year regarding the theft of two evidence / supply technician Police Department forensics “Lonnie is a fair and con- cases of beer from two local Linda Vrieze. She was com- lab opening later this month. At G. Eric Nielson & Associates, sistent enforcer of the law,” businesses. mended for her “selfless com- Tooele resident Maxine medical malpractice is all we do.

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USU Tooele presents Education & Career Fair Friday, March 9th | Noon - 8pm Courtesy photo/Pete Grimm Meet with advisors from Logan Campus Maxine Grimm (left) received the Citizen of the Year award from the Tooele City Police Department, Thursday, Feb. 15, at the department’s annual Financial Aid • Scholarships • Women’s Resources awards banquette. Tooele City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy (center) and Tooele Police Chief Ron Kirby (right) presented the award. Graduate Studies • Concurrent Education Tooele Businesses will be on site to take resumes and discuss job opportunities the south,” Oblad said. “People positions, but I couldn’t take worse — no doubt in my mind Heroes told me somebody was shoot- my eyes off the gunman. Some — he (Talovic) had so much FREE TO THE PUBLIC ing a shotgun near Desert Edge were shot in the head at close ammunition!” pm pm continued from page A1 FREE Aggie Ice Cream 4 - 8 [a pub]. I went in by myself range. We did our best and “While clearing the building, “We had hundreds of officers and headed north, and as I was called the fire department, but you’re worried about other converge on the scene,” Olsen, walking down this long hall- we were concerned because possible attacks. People had 33, said. “We just happened to way I could see a guy up on the we had reports of a second locked themselves in refrig- get there first. I’m confident second floor. He was yelling shooter.” erators and closets. We spent that other officers would have to me that he was from OPD Even though the police per- a lot of time clearing the area,” done the exact same thing we (Ogden Police Department) formed their jobs expertly, Olsen said. did whether they were on-duty and yelled that he was coming Oblad said it was a hard day Olsen indicated that with- 1021 West Vine • 882-6611 or off-duty.” down and would get behind to be a cop. out the timely response from http://tooele.usu.edu The first officer on the scene me. We [Oblad and Hammond] “I don’t know if you can ever Hammond and Oblad, many was Kenneth Hammond, an started walking forward and prepare for something like more people could have died Ogden police officer in street saw the suspect in the Pottery that. We did the best we could or been injured. Although clothes who was with his wife Barn. We both started firing at do. I feel sad for the victims,” Oblad does not want to hear in the mall at the time. SLPD’s him. And then off to my right Oblad added. it, Olsen offered his feelings Oblad, Olsen, Josh Scharman I could see more of our guys Olsen, who is a member of a about the incident: “That offi- and Dustin Marshall were the coming in [Olsen, Scharman, gang unit, was just beginning cer [Oblad] is such a hero. He next four officers to respond. Marshall]. I could see the sus- his shift and was in a meeting went in without the benefit of Oblad and Olsen have been pect and I shot through the at the police station when the other officers. He went into praised for performing their glass and hit him. He moved call came through of an active the mall alone. I have a lot of duties in a nearly flawless man- around and then the other offi- shooter at Trolley Square. admiration for him.” ner in an effort to save lives cers arrived about the same “Along with Scharman and [email protected] and take out the 18-year-old time and I could hear a bunch Marshall, we formed an emer- shotgun-wielding Talovic, who of shooting coming from the gency action team and entered was firing indiscriminately at right. Several officers shot at from the north,” Olsen said. people in the mall. him.” “We train as a SWAT team and Sgt. Oblad, while en route to Seven minutes after officers because of that it seemed to do an arrest check about five arrived at the scene at 6:50 slow down time, although blocks away, responded quick- p.m., Talovic was reported we were making split-second ly to the initial 911 call. He sped down. decisions.” �������������� to the scene and entered Trolley Oblad said he was con- Olsen also said it was pass Square Mall on the south side cerned because when he spot- by victims in order to get to at 600 South at about 6:43 p.m. ted the gunman he could see Talovic. Simultaneously, SWAT team he was wearing a belt with sev- “In this type of response, members Olsen, Scharman eral shotgun shells attached. “I you’re forced to step over vic- Wally Bankhead is BACK in and Marshall entered on the thought it might be explosives tims, bypass victims that are north side of the mall. and then I finally could see it calling out for your help,” he Tooele at Quality Chevrolet! “All the other officers were was shotgun shells. As I was said. Olsen indicated the top coming in from the east. There coming up, I could see a bunch priority is to take out the gun- weren’t any cops parked on of victims on the floor in weird man. “It could have been a lot Call Wally for all your “When the Legislature calls ing. We don’t want anymore.” Automotive needs! Junction we probably listen a little more Another project slated for continued from page A1 intently,” said Davis. “It’s always next year, is a redesign of Rogers good to have the legislature Road, which is the main turn for 882-1300 tion. Menlove has scheduled a happy with our projects.” Grantsville residents taking a meeting with UDOT tomorrow At Grantsville City’s request, shortcut to Wal-Mart. The area’s to discuss the project. UDOT documented the acci- only recent roadway fatality dents at that intersection. “I’m working with UDOT to happened at that intersection. Usually there were only two “Actually there’s more dan- see if we can expedite that time- to three a year. ger on that road because of the table because this is such a seri- “I was surprised,” said Butler speed,” Butler said. “The speed ous safety concern,” said Rep. last Thursday, “but we brought there is 55 to 60 [mph] where Menlove. up with them today the serious- down on Durfee Street it is 35 Davis said UDOT is anxious ness of the accidents that hap- [mph].” to work with the Legislature. pen there. They’re life threaten- [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007 OBITUARIES Cymone and Danielle; and neph- Marian Marie Steven Gildbert ew, Quentin. He was preceded in death by his father; brothers, Hansen Martinez George, Wil Louie and Danny; and sisters, Loyda and Missy. Also Oct. 18, 1931 — Steven Gildbert Martinez died his grandmother and grandfather, in a vehicle accident in Taos, Phillip and Eloisa Martinez; and Feb. 16, 2007 N.M., on Feb. 17, 2007, with his many uncles, aunts and cousins. cousin Michael Martinez. He had a special heart for his Marian Marie Hansen passed Steve was born to the late uncle Lee and aunt Maxine, to away in her home with her lov- David J. Martinez and June V. whom he was very thankful! He ing daughter attending on Friday, Martinez on April 11, 1958, in will be missed by all his friends Feb. 16, 2007. After struggling Tooele. Steve graduated from and family! Rosary will be held at against a long and debilitating ill- Tooele High School and is a vet- St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church ness, Marian was happy to spend eran of the U.S. Army. Thursday, Feb. 22, 6 to 8 p.m. the last several months of her life He is survived by his son, Funeral mass will be Friday, living with her daughter and sur- Dereck; his mother; sisters-in- Feb. 23, also at St. Marguerite’s rounded by loving friends. Marian Marie Hansen law, Sandra Martinez and Angie Steven Gildbert Martinez Catholic Church. Interment Marian was born Oct. 18, Europe and Asia. Marian had vious two years at the Cottage Mirelez; and nieces, Tiffany, Kim, Tooele City Cemetery. 1931, to Marion F. and Janice many interests, but number one Glen assisted living facility in M. Jackson. She is survived by in her heart was devotedly rais- Tooele. She will be missed by her and Sydney; and son, Marcus; her daughter, Karen; brothers, ing her two children and spend- family and friends. Please join Michael Paul grandson, Andreaz; his parents, Richard (Elaina) Jackson and ing time with her young grand- them in commemorating and cel- Vincent and Erma Martinez; his Gary Jackson; and granddaugh- children. Marian was an ardent ebrating her life on Wednesday. Martinez brothers, Amos and Arthur (Pam); ters, Amanda and Erika. She was bridge player and was known In lieu of flowers, please help his sister, Rosie; and many uncles, preceded in death by her son, T. for her keen sense of humor and someone in need. There will be 8/12/71 – 2/17/07 aunts, nieces and nephews. Michael Hansen; and her parents. delightful laugh. Marian worked He is preceded in death by Marian attended Tooele High a viewing on Tuesday, Feb. 20 most of her life as a civil service Michael died in a vehicle his grandmother and grandfa- School and Brigham Young from 6 to 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, employee where she reached accident in Taos, N.M. on Feb. ther, Phillip and Eloisa Martinez; University where she led an Tooele. Funeral services will be the rank GS12. After she retired 17, 2007, with his cousin Steve Mr. and Mrs. Mudesto Garcia of active social life and was an avid she was often called back to on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Tate Martinez. They have both gone Mortuary, at 11 a.m. with a view- Costilla, N.M.; and many uncles, bowler and reader. Marian spent work and was considered a valu- home to our Father in Heaven. aunts and cousins. ing one hour prior to the service. most of her life in Tooele, but able contributor by her cowork- Michael was born to Vincent Michael, we love you and miss Interment will be at the Tooele also loved to travel and spent ers. Prior to moving in with her and Erma Martinez on Aug. 12, you. You will always be in our several years living overseas in daughter, Marian spent the pre- City Cemetery. 1971, in Tooele, Utah. Michael was hearts and memories. We know a fun, loving and compassionate you are in a better place now, son, brother, dad and grandfather. where you’ll be free! Rosary NOTES OF His family was everything to him, Michael Paul Martinez will be held at St. Marguerite’s especially his grandson Andreaz make people laugh. Catholic Church Thursday, Feb. APPRECIATION Diego, who he loved so much. Michael is survived by his fian- 22, 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral mass will He loved football (Pittsburgh cé, Brenda Cordova; his daugh- be Friday, Feb. 23, also at St. Rick Wortley, PT, specializes in the treatment of Steelers), fishing, boxing, dancing ters, Valerie (Frankie), Marissa Marguerite’s Catholic Church. orthopedic, spine, musculoskeletal Thank you and he loved to joke around and Interment Tooele City Cemetery. and work related injuries. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the many ANNIVERSARIES acts of kindness and sympathy shown to us by our many neigh- Sedar 50th bors and friends at the loss of our beloved mother, sister and Anniversary To make an appointment call 435-882-1263 daughter, Dreama Hildreth. A All insurance plans accepted. special thanks to Eagles for din- Richard and Dolores Sedar Rocky Mountain Therapy Services is now located at ner. Also to Lisa Price, Amy were married on Feb. 20, 1957. Adams and Debbie Wayland. Their children and grandchil- 822 East Main • Grantsville Kristal Washburn dren would like to congratu- Shirley Christensen late them on their 50th Golden Ron Roberts Wedding Anniversary. What an Juanita Woodmansee inspiration they have been to us all. May they share 50 more! We Tooele County love you very much. Special thanks Tourism Tax Grants Dolores and Richard Sedar The family of Blanche Johnson would like to thank all those WEDDINGS who have given our family so Contact: Lois McArthur, Chair Person 1999, with an associate’s degree in (435) 882-1179 much love and support during Kell / Mullaly the past few months. A special multimedia and computer graphics and is currently employed as the Cheryl Adams, Administrative Assistant thanks to Harmony Health Care, Angela Marie Kell, daughter of the Tooele Second Ward, and to community involvement coordina- Tooele County Commission Linda Kell and the late Roger H. those special friends and neigh- tor/office associate at the Tooele (435) 843-3150 Kell of Tooele, Utah, will become bors who spent many hours vis- the bride of Michael Joseph Mullaly, Wal-Mart. iting with Blanche. We appreci- son of Larry and Yvonne Mullaly, of Michael graduated from Don Vosco Organizations in Tooele County wishing ate your love and concern for Temple City, Calif. Technical Institute of Rosemead, her and for our family. The ceremony will take place at Calif., in 1997 and is currently David Johnson and family employed as an assistant manager to be considered for a 2007 Tooele Wheeler Historic Farm, 6351 S. 900 Angela Marie Kell East, in Salt Lake City on Friday, and Michael Joseph Mullaly at Aeropostale in Kimball Junction, County Tourism Tax Grant should pick up Feb. 23 at 6 p.m., with a reception to Utah. The couple will reside in Salt TOOELETRANSCRIPT an application form from the BULLETIN immediately follow until 10:30 p.m. ors from Tooele High School in 1994 Lake City, but will eventually be Angela graduated with high hon- and from Utah Career College in making their home in Tooele. Tooele County Commission Office MISSIONARIES at the County Courthouse Adam Michael Little 47 South Main Street Elder Adam Michael Little has been called to serve a mission Room 208 in the Germany Munich/Austria Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is the son of Rick and Diane Little. Applications must be returned to the Commission He reports to the Missionary Office by March 1, 2007 before 5:00 p.m. Training Center on Wednesday, March 14. He will be speaking in sacrament meeting on Feb. 25, at 11 a.m. in the Droubay Ward at the Cedarview Chapel, 691 E. SKILLS CENTER Cedarview St., in Tooele. Certified Nurse Assistant Adam Michael Little

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Ages 5 and Under Ages 6 - 10 Address First Place: 5 tickets First Place: 5 tickets Second Place: 3 tickets Second Place: 3 tickets Bring your entry to: City ______State ____ Zip Day Phone ______Age 58 N Main St • Tooele Buy tickets at www.disneyonice.com Enter no later than Monday, March 5th, 2007 ©copyright 2006 A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007 Sports SPORTS WRAP Buffs fall just short of 3A playoff upset THS boys soccer meet Tooele High boys soccer meeting by Nick Drake ond and third periods with buzzer Thursday at 7 p.m. in the THS cafeteria. SPORTS EDITOR beaters and raced to a huge league Parents and players are encouraged Tooele wasn’t about to be intim- victory over the Cowboys on Jan. too attend. All players must get a tryout idated facing Region 8 champ Juan 31 at Grantsville. checklist and have it signed prior to Diego on the Soaring Eagles home Trevor Hawkins and Zac attending tryouts on Monday. Tryouts will Clausing began the game with be Monday Feb. 26-28 at the Tooele High floor. soccer field at 2:30–5 p.m. Bring water And the Buffs proved their point layups to keep the game tied in the and proper shoes. Any questions contact in the opening nine minutes of the opening minute. coach Wilcox. Class 3A state playoff game Friday Josh Childs completed a three- at Draper. point play for the Cowboys but THS softball tryouts Tooele raced to a 16-4 cushion Tooele’s Dorian Cochran buried a Tryouts for the softball team will begin just seconds into the second stan- 12-foot jumper and fired a perfect Monday, Feb. 26 from 6:30–8:30 p.m. at za and led until the third period pass to teammate Josh Johnson the THS gym. You must have a disclosure for a layup to stake the Buffs to form signed and also a sports physical horn. if you haven’t played high school sports However, Juan Diego parlayed their first lead of the game, 6-5. this year. Get packet from coach Barry clutch shooting down the stretch The lead would trade hands Pitt or the attendance office. For more and took advantage of the Buffs six more times in the period as info contact coach Pitt at 830-1662. missing eight of 13 free throws both squads hit big baskets in to battle past a stubborn Tooele the frame. Logan Paulich buried Cowboy club meeting squad, 56-52. a 3-point shot, Alex Childs hit a Cowboy club meeting on Wednesday, Mason Miller paved the way for 10-foot jumper, Craig Harrison Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. in Room 14 at the Soaring Eagles with a team- hit a rebound basket and Josh Grantsville High School. For more info call Kurt at 884-0905. high 16 points, including two Childs canned a free throw to give clutch free throws with 12.8 ticks Grantsville a 13-11 cushion with Lady Mustangs fall remaining, and Devin Thomas net- 1.0 on the first quarter clock. Dugway battled to a hard-fought 45- ted 12 to trigger the come-from- Marcus Baker drilled a 3-point 40 triumph over Piute in Wednesday’s behind playoff triumph. The duo shot and Mike Cheatham canned opening round of the Class 1A state a pair of charity tosses to aid the girls basketball tournament at the Sevier each hit a pair of 3-point bombs Valley Center in Richfield. However, the in the game as well to ignite the Buff cause. Lady Mustangs ran into a pair of red- hosts attack. Jacob Bentrude also But it was Stuart who made the hot teams in Green River and Layton chipped in with 11. The hosts also biggest difference when the sopho- Christian Academy on consecutive days buried 11 of 13 free throws for the more launched a half-court shot at to fall one victory short of placing in game. the buzzer than tickled the twine the elite eight of the tournament. Green Josh Johnson led the way for and gave Tooele a lead it would River handed Dugway a 55-35 setback Thursday and Layton Christian defeated the Buffs with a game-high 16 never relinquish, 14-13, after one the Lady Mustangs 54-26 on Friday to and Colton Hogan netted 12. Zac emotional period. eliminate the local squad from state Clausing also chipped in with 11 The Buffs took up where it left play. Results on the three state tourney and Mike Cheatham added six. off, reeling off an 18-2 run to open games were not available by press time. The setback eliminated Tooele the frame and build a whopping A story on the games will be published in from postseason play while Juan 32-15 cushion. It was purple rain a future edition. Diego moves on into the double- for Tooele as the squad dropped in Lady Buffs eliminated elimination round of the Class 3A three more pivotal 3-point bombs, two from Stuart and another by Carbon spoiled the post season hopes of state boys basketball tournament the Tooele girls hoop squad Saturday in beginning Thursday at Dixie State Cochran, to ignite the charge. Price. Megan Garvin poured in five 3-point College. Hogan also hit a reverse layup, bombs to record a game-high 21 points Results on the game were not five-foot jumper and 10-foot hook and help the Lady Dinos register a deci- available by press time. shot to trigger the rally. Stuart also sive 55-39 triumph over the Lady Buffs. photography/Troy Boman Sam Thomas and Alexis Bird fired in nine Tooele’s Mike Cheatham fires off a shot against a West defender in a game earlier this season. The Buffs Tooele 51 - Grantsville 42 SEE UPSET ON A9 each to lead Tooele and Cherise Tegen nearly pulled off a big playoff upset Friday but Juan Diego rallied for a 56-52 victory over Tooele at Draper. The Buffs ended the first, sec- hit for eight. Results on the state playoff game were not available by press time. Grantsville baseball The Grantsville Youth Baseball League will Lady ‘Cats let nerves dictate play at state hold election of the 2007 officers Feb. 21, at Grantsville City Hall at 7 p.m. by Nick Drake Jessica Pipkin and Ashley Dowell combined over a decade. The two setbacks snapped an eight-game SPORTS EDITOR for 39 points to lead Monticello to a decisive In the opener, Wayne took full advantage win streak for the Lady Wildcats. Babe Ruth sign-ups Wendover struggled with nerves in their 67-37 triumph Thursday in consolation bracket of Wendover’s state tourney experience to Wendover finished the campaign with a 13-7 Tooele County Babe Ruth Baseball League first-round state contest. action at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. seize a 34-14 lead at intermission and coast to overall mark on the year. registration will be at the Tooele City Hall However, the Lady ‘Cats hoped to settle Pipkin poured in a game-high 24 and Dowell a decisive 58-29 triumph Wednesday in first- “We just couldn’t overcome our nerves on Thursday, Feb. 22 from 6:30–8:30 their state tournament spirits and play like the pumped in 15 more to spearhead the Lady round play. throughout the tournament,” Lady Wildcat p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 24 from 10–3 Bucs victory. Krista Durfey and Jeanessa Taylor paved the coach Kate Henderson said. “It was great to p.m. Birth certificates are required for all team that has posted a 7-1 region record and players. Playing age is based on the play- shared the region title. Lindsay Mascaro fired in a team-high 11 and way with 14 points each for the Lady Badgers. get to the state tournament but it was disap- er’s age as of April 30, 2007. Boundaries But Monticello refused to cooperate and Kayla Timm tossed in nine to spur the Lady Krishton Gonzales poured in a team-high pointing that we just couldn’t show teams how for ages 5–12 includes the incorporated the Lady Buckaroos parlayed a 22-7 start into ‘Cats offensive attack. 13 and Lindsay Mascaro netted seven. Kayla good we are capable of playing.” and unincorporated areas of Tooele City, another slow beginning for Wendover and the The setback eliminated Wendover from its Timm and Allison Suppanich also chipped in Results on the two games were not available Lincoln, Pine Canyon, Erda, Stansbury Lady Wildcats could never recover. first play in the prestigious state tournament in with four each. by press time. Park, Lake Point, Stockton, Rush Valley, Clover, St. John, Ophir, Vernon, the government installation of Dugway, and all areas east of Sheep Lane in Erda. Players living west of Sheep Lane or in Lee powers boys’ swim the bounds of Grantsville City should play in the Grantsville League. Boundaries for the 13 to 15-year-old leagues are the Tooele County boundary lines, excluding Grantsville City, and areas west of Sheep team to 8th at 3A meet Lane. Fees are $40 for players ages by Nick Drake 5–8; $75 for ages 9–12; and $90 for also claimed fifth and sixth respectively in ages 13–15. (Parents of players 9–12 SPORTS EDITOR the event and the Tooele 400 free relay team who complete one shift at the snack bar Tooele knew the 2006-07 Class 3A state also grabbed sixth place overall. will be refunded $10). Registration on a swimming championships Feb. 1 and 2 at Ogden captured the 3A swimming boys first-come basis. Late applicants will be Brigham Young University would be a fierce team title with 337 and easily upended Logan put on a waiting list and have a $20 late battle for state supremacy. (219) for runner-up status by 118. Snow fee. The first 400 players to register will And the Buffs expected to fight to a top- get tee shirts. Canyon claimed third place with 214 followed five finish when both of the girls and boys by Park City (205), Wasatch (175), Cedar City G-ville girls softball final standings were tallied. (142), Rowland Hall-St. Marks (139), Tooele Registration for the Grantsville Girls Youth However, only the Tooele girls managed ()138), Pine View (124), Canyon View (111), Softball League will be held Feb. 24 dur- to stay in an elite fourth-place team finish Judge Memorial (96), Bear River (75), Delta ing Jr. Jazz games located at Grantsville while the boys team fell into eighth in the (58) and Richfield (34), respectively. High and Middle Schools. There is also a overall state standings. sign-up slated March 3 at Grantsville City Tooele’s Jon Lee powered his way to a Buff boys take eighth at state Jon Lee battled to a fourth-place state fin- Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more infor- fourth-place status in the 100 back to pave photography/Troy Boman mation contact Mike Hammond at 884- Tooele’s Trent Andrus cruises in the 100 fly at the Class 3A state swimming champion- 6832 or Mandy Angelo at 840-4506. the way for the THS boys swim squad. Buff teammates Terence Perkins and Matt Ricci SEE SWIM ON A9 ships at BYU. The Buff senior turned in a stellar season for THS this winter.

FROM THE SIDELINES NBA All-Stars party hardy in Las Vegas, game anticlimactic his was investiture to enter the City of Decadence. was Gilbert Arenas thinking as he launched strip itself, as it never stopped working its Playboy Club and all. The Maloofs have NBA All-Star Our All-Stars looked like a bunch of guys himself off the trampoline soaring high into hand all weekend long, selling its candidacy warned Sacramento, “time is running out” weekend… meeting at the church gym for a full-court the rafters of the Thomas and Mack Center for an NBA franchise. Heck, even after the to find a solution for their new arena. Thus Twasn’t it? pickup game. Any talent or bravado they to the cheers of flying Elvis impersonators “game,” Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman, it seems the new Kings of Vegas will be I sat watching the had was left on the strip in their rented and the groan of Wizard owner, Abe Pollin, the former mob lawyer, marched into the coming from Sacramento, and Elvis and his star-studded debacle Hummers. This wasn’t an All-Star basketball watching his point guard write checks his middle of the players’ interview room clones will have to head back to Memphis. with a sick feeling game, this was a party of unprecedented body couldn’t cash? The All-Star game was flanked by his animated showgirls and guar- So was this really an All-Star game or in my stomach. How proportion… the best professional basket- a sickening spectacle offered merely to gain anteed the world, “We’re going to have an was it a giant publicity stunt to capture an can anyone with a ball players in the world on a 72-hour orgy a euphoric response from an intemperate NBA franchise.” NBA franchise? It sure seemed like Las conscience say the of high-roller casinos, alluring showgirls and audience. Did we mention highlights? How Thus Sin City revealed its true intentions David Gumucio Vegas was on steroids to me, throwing game we witnessed sumptuous VIP parties. about Shaquille O’Neal’s fourth quarter after the party and continued to believe excess upon gluttony proving it can throw Sunday evening was CONTRIBUTING WRITER Their performance on the floor reflected antics, isolating Mehmet Okur one on one its own hypocrisy that it could really be as a party but hardly setting the table to move basketball? And how the mockery of the weekend as the West to display his point guard skills? I learned dedicated, devoted and loyal to the NBA an NBA franchise here. Despite the mil- can we really claim these guys to be the pulverized the East 153 to 132. The score Shaq plays in the NBA only because he’s 7 as Sacramento, Calif. While it is totally lions of questions about Las Vegas and an best basketball players in the world? reflects the absolute lack of defense and foot 1 inches tall and Mehmet Okur is the unrealistic and absurd to believe so, the But so it was in the sparkling glitz and competitive effort from the players in a only NBA player that knows how to play fact remains that the Vegas bid gathered NBA team, Goodman kept the players and glamour of the make-believe world we showcase based on smoke and mirrors defense. I’m sorry ladies and gentlemen, but momentum over the weekend, while the fans drinking his liquor, betting his tables call Las Vegas. The NBA asked for Vegas mediocrity. You know things are bad when let me off this merry-go-round cause Elvis Kings’ future in California grows weaker and engaged in his fantasy world. Maybe and they got it… with all the extravagance the delight of the crowd is Charles Barkley has left the building! by the second. Commissioner David Stern the question isn’t can Las Vegas handle the it could muster. Friday was a straight, racing an old referee, and then ending the The MVP award didn’t belong to Kobe suggested he would no longer let the “gam- NBA… maybe the question should be can Saturday a full house and Sunday was a “cardiac competition” with a kiss on the Bryant, the “clown of clowns” whose 31 bling issue” stand in the way of a franchise the NBA handle Las Vegas? Hopefully when royal flush! On the most unforgettable All- lips? Give me a bucket! Did everyone enjoy points, five rebounds, six steals and six coming to Las Vegas leaving it to the team’s the league sleeps this weekend off they will Star weekend in NBA history, came the watching players roll on the floor laughing? assists against the totally absent Eastern owner. The Maloof family is no stranger realize Vegas really doesn’t know how to most forgettable of All-Star games. There How about coaches telling jokes during defense simply substantiated that he should to Las Vegas, having bought and sold the support an NBA team at all, it just knows were no rules, no substance and no profes- team huddles or watching triple-dog dares be working for Circus-Circus instead of the Fiesta Casino and currently owning and how to throw one heck of a party! I’ll see sionalism… it was all left at the door as an being executed during time-outs? What Lakers. The MVP award belonged to the expanding The Palms Hotel and Casino, you from the sideline. TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Top-ranked Spartans cruise past Cowgirls in playoff by Nick Drake stretch and hitting just two of nine in Grantsville 15-13 in the third quar- SPORTS EDITOR the final frame while North Sanpete’s ter to pull to within 36-33 of the Emery could do no wrong Nichole Gordon drilled one of two Cowgirl edge. May caught fire with Saturday in its home playoff game with 1.8 seconds left - to lift the nine points in the pivotal stretch with Grantsville. Lady Hawks to a hard-fought home while Chelsee Morley and Gordon The Lady Spartans fired in a sea- victory. provided three points each in the son-high 10 3-point missiles in the North Sanpete raced to a slim session. game, including three straight in a 12-10 edge after one period expired. Jensen triggered the Cowgirl 45-second span, to seize command Skyler Dunn poured in five points offense with five points, including a of the 81-59 triumph from start-to- and Erika May netted three of four 3-point bomb, and Kelsi Wells fired finish in Castledale. charity tosses to ignite the early Lady in another 3-point shot. Larsen hit on Meagan Pearson and Jodie Hawk offense. Gordon and Aubree three points and Megan Oltjenbruns Robertson flipped in 17 points Poulson netted two free throws each buried two charity tosses to give each while Rachel Rasmussen and to aid the effort. North Sanpete fired Grantsville a three-point lead headed Camille Fehlberg chipped in with 12 in eight of 12 free throws in the down the stretch of the game. and 10 points each to spearhead the opening period of play. The Lady Hawks registered a 13-9 lopsided playoff win. Rika Larsen triggered the scoring edge in the final frame of the Grantsville attack with eight of Sammie Jensen popped the visit- game to complete the come-from- the team’s 10 points while Rachael ing nets for 16 and Kelsi Wells con- behind home win. May paved the Topham connected on two more free tributed 13. Rika Larsen also netted way for the rally with four points throws. 12 and Kylie Erickson pumped in while Poulson and Jacobson con- The Cowgirls battled back in the nine. nected for three points each in the The setback eliminated Grantsville second quarter with a 13-6 assault and took a 23-18 cushion into the session. Sylvia Bedford also chipped from state tournament play while in with a pair of free throws and top ranked Emery moves on into locker room at half-time. Topham spearheaded the charge with six Gordon added the game-winning the double-elimination portion of the free throw to complete the two-point Class 3A state girls basketball tour- points and Kylie Erickson provided a pair of baskets as well. Sammie triumph. nament beginning Thursday at Dixie Jensen poured in five points while State College. Jensen also canned a pair of char- ity tosses and Melanie Johnson hit Topham and Erickson contributed a Results on the game were not basket each to the Cowgirl victory available by press time. another to stake the visitors to the five-point bulge at intermission. bid. N. Sanpete 46 - Grantsville 45 May led the way for the Lady May paved the way for North The Grantsville “Road Warriors” Hawks with three points in the peri- Sanpete with a game-high 19 points had a chance to pull off another od and Laney Jacobson hit a field and Gordon netted seven. girls basketball road triumph Dec. goal. Gordon also buried another Jensen led the Cowgirls’ attack photography/Troy Boman 21 at Mt. Pleasant. The stage was set free throw to keep North Sanpete with a team-high 12 and Larsen net- Grantsville’s Rika Larsen posts up in the paint against Tooele’s Alexis Bird in the Feb. 8 meeting at for another dramatic road victory. close headed into the second-half ted 11. Topham also hit for 10 while Grantsville. The Cowgirls dropped a decision to top-ranked Emery Saturday in Castledale to be eliminated However, the Cowgirls forgot one of action. Erickson chipped in with six for from post season play. thing - free throws are big down the North Sanpete outscored Grantsville.

the quarter and pull to within 38-30 final frame with a perfect pass before Clausing and Hogan sealed Upset and five different players scored to from Hogan to teammate Josh the deal with a free throw each and key the rally. Marcus Johnson hit Johnson for a layup, Grantsville continued from page A8 fittingly Stuart completed the scor- Tooele Babe Ruth a rebound basket and free throw answered with consecutive bas- ing with two more charity tosses in canned a pair of free throws and and Logan Drake drilled a 3-point kets by Paulich and Hunt to pull the waning seconds. Clausing added another. shot. Harrison, Taylor Hunt and the Cowboys to within 42-34. Stuart ripped the nets for 13 Harrison opened the period with Josh Childs all fired in key baskets Grantsville had chances to cut points, including a momentum- BASEBALL a 12-foot jumper and Hawkins bur- as well. even further into the deficit but changing halfcourt shot at the first ied a 3-point bomb to end a 16-0 Only a key 3-point missile from missed eight of nine shots and a quarter buzzer, to ignite the road THS run and 7:15 scoring drought Josh Johnson and a free throw by pair of free throws in the ensuing win and Hogan produced 10 points 2007 Sign Ups for the lone scoring of the session Cheatham kept the Cowboys from four minutes span, five of which and a number of key rebounds to for GHS. clawing any closer. were layups, while Hogan swooped Sign up now at Tooele City Hall However, once again timing is Once again, Tooele parlayed in for a layup and Clausing canned lift Tooele to the pivotal league everything and Cheatham hit a another buzzer beater into a big two free throws to preserve the win. Josh Johnson and Cheatham Birth Certificate Required vital layup at the half time horn boost when Cheatham hauled double-digit lead for the Buffs. also tossed in seven each and (Playing age is determined by the player’s age on April 30, 2007) to give Tooele another emotional in an errant Buff shot and put Harrison provided the lone field Clausing added six. boost and a 34-18 intermission the rebound back in at the third goal for GHS during the pivotal Harrison led the hosts with a Thursday, February 15 advantage. quarter horn to stem the Cowboy stretch on a rebound basket. team-high 10 and Paulich fired in Thursday, February 22 Grantsville made a gallant come- comeback and extend the Tooele The Cowboys would only close seven for the Cowboys. Childs pm pm back bid in the third period. The lead back to double digits, 40-30. to within seven points, 47-40 on tossed in six while Hawkins and 6:30 - 8:30 Cowboys made a 12-4 run to begin After the Buffs opened the a pair of Paulich charity tosses Marcus Johnson hit for five each. Saturday, February 17 1pm - 4pm prep swimming careers of seniors took ninth through 11th place, a season-best time of 1:10.21 and Swim Trish Cox, Laurie Halladay, Lizette respectively, in the event. teammate Lizette Torres earned Saturday, February 24 Torres, Trent Andrus, Cameron Trish Cox closed out the indi- continued from page A8 fifth place at 1:11.91. Tooele duo 10am - 3:00pm Crane, Alix Court, Jon Lee, Terence vidual races with a region champi- Kristin Anderson (1:22.48) and ish to help Tooele take eighth place Perkins and Bobby Philpot. onship in the 100 breaststroke with Lopez (1:24.18) also took seventh Saturday, February 17 in the final team standings in the a gold time of 1:16.67 and Lady and eighth place, respectively, with Lady Buffs grab region silver at Stansbury Elementary 10am - 11:30am state meet Feb. 2 at BYU Strong region title bids by Laurie Buff teammate was right behind season-best efforts. The Buff senior paced the Buff Halladay, Mary Burden and Trish with a silver finish and season-best Halladay claimed a runner-up boys squad with a fourth-place fin- Cox just weren’t enough to help of 1:19.81. Kylei Riding battled to status in the grueling 500 free with T-Ball/Machine Pitch/Kid Pitch 5-8 yrs. old $40 ish of 58.12 in the 100 back. Pine Tooele overcome a talented Logan eighth place with a season-best a second-place time of 6:12.10 View’s Jake Henrichsen took the Cal Ripken 9-12 yrs. old $75 girls squad Jan. 20 at Utah State time of 1:24.20 and teammate and teammate Bowers was right state title in the event at 55.97. University. Nytalya Court earned 12th place behind with a fourth-place finish of *$10 refundable upon parent working one snack bar shift -$10 Tooele’s Stefen Chevalier pow- Mary Burden also battled to at 1:32.71. 6:35.08. Lady Buff Kaytlyn Murphy $65 ered to a 10th-place time of 1:00.07 region supremacy in the 50 free Tooele also seized a number in the state event and teammate grabbed seventh place with a sea- Babe Ruth** 13-15 yrs. old $90 at 27.12 to grab top honors in the of runner-up times and status in Mat Snarr grabbed 12th place at son-best time of 6:51.50 and team- **High School players sign up now. sprint and help the Lady Buffs reg- events throughout the region com- 1:00.89. Jared Genther also took mate Chelsea Smaellie followed ister valuable team points in the petition. The Lady Buff 200 medley 18th place for the Buffs with a fin- in ninth place with a season-best event. Kilee Butterfield took ninth relay squad of Cox, Erika Andrews, Tee Shirts for the first 400 players to register ish of 1:04.00. effort of 7:24.10. place overall at 30.78 and team- Tiffani Smith and Burden grabbed Tooele’s Terence Perkins fought Andrews, Halladay, Cox and Late sign ups will be placed on a waiting mate Courtney Lopez earned 11th runner-up honors in the event with to a stellar fifth-place state time in Burden joined forces to seize silver list and will pay a $20 late fee!! place overall with a season-best a season-best effort of 2:03.96. the 100 breaststroke at 1:06.96 and in the 200 free relay with a runner- effort of 31.73. Cox also grabbed a second place www.tooelebaseball.org teammate Matt Ricci was just right up finish of 1:52.53 in the event. Burden captured the 100 free time in the 200 individual medley behind in sixth place at 1:07.47. Skelton, Smith, Stubbs and crown with a top time of 59.55 with a silver finish of 2:32.70 while Dustin Perkins also took 13th place Halladay combined to garner run- and Lady Buff Skelton fought to Tooele trio Smith (2:44.60), Stubbs for Tooele at 1:08.93 and teammate ner-up status in the 400 free relay Pet of the Week a fourth place with a season-best (2:46.53) and Riding (2:46.65) gar- Cameron Crane took 17th place in at 4:14.81. 1:09.32. time of 1:03.38. Butterfield also nered fifth through seventh place, garnered seventh place at 1:09.51 respectively, in the event. Andrews (1:13.64) and Stubbs Bobby Philpot, Lee, Chevalier (1:14.76) led the Lady Buffs in and Snarr combined forces to take and THS trio Lee (1:12.23), Pedro Andrews powered her way to a (1:13.46) and Janiel Wells (1:13.72) runner-up medal in the 100 fly with the 100 back with fifth and sixth sixth place in the 400 free relay at place finishes. Torres (1:15.24) and 3:31.89. Murphy (1:15.59) also garnered The Tooele squad of Lee, Terence eighth and ninth place respective- Perkins, Philpot and Snarr joined together to garner seventh place ly while the tandem of Anderson in the 200 medley relay with a time (1:16.71) and Janiel Wells (1:21.64) of 1:47.99. took 11th and 12th place. Philpot also seized 10th place in the 100 fly with a time of 59.18 and teammate Trent Andrus took 18th place overall at 1:00.87 in the state event. Philpot battled to an 11th place in the 200 individual medley (IM) with a finish of 2:12.09 and team- mate Snarr was right behind in 14th place at 2:14.05. Andrus cap- tured 18th place in the event at 2:17.78 and Gilbert Nichols claimed 21st place at 2:20.78. Jordan Knighton, Ricci, Alix Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Court and Cam Crane combined to take 11th place for THS in the 200 Shelters are only required to hold animals for free relay with a time of 1:38.54. three days before they are euthanized. Lee took 16th place in the 200 For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals free at 1:58.08 and teammate Crane available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at was right behind in 17th place at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville 1:59.36. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Chevalier also garnered 16th Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. place in the 500 free with a time of 5:30.49. Knighton powered his way to a 21st place time of 56.05 and team- Tooele Veterinary Clinic mate Court was right behind with a 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 22nd place finish of 56.23. Ricci (24.89) and Knighton (25.31) battled to 23rd and 24th- photography/Troy Boman place finishes in the 50 free for the Tooele’s Jon Lee powers through the pool during the Class 3A state Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Buffs. swimming championships at BYU. The Buff senior took fourth place in Local News Source. The state meet capped the the 100 back at the prestigious meet. BULLETIN A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007 REEL TALK ‘Ghost Rider’ burns with bad acting; ‘Breach’ will intrigue spy flick fans

here’s a enjoy this film, especially comic problem book and action film fans which Twith are the target audiences. It’s rated comic books PG-13 for a reason. There are being turned many intense sequences that may into films. frighten younger viewers. “Spider-man,” “Superman” and “Batman” Flick at a glance have all Grade: D+ proved to be Rated: PG-13 box office Missy Thompson successes Running time: because their STAFF WRITER 110 minutes characters Now playing were well-known. “Ghost Rider,” a new film also based on a comic book series, however, could have a problem since it isn’t as widely “Breach” known. Telling the outcome of a film at But that isn’t the biggest prob- the beginning could cause an audi- lem for this action-packed flick. ence to lose interest. The majority As a fellow critic said while walk- of films tell the whole story and ing out of the film, “Did monkeys then give the ending in a chrono- write that script?” The dialogue logical fashion. in “Ghost Rider” is so awful that In the new film “Breach,” direc- it’s obvious director Mark Steven tor Billy Ray used this technique Johnson attempted to make up by showing the audience the out- for it by putting in as much action come at the beginning. I thought as possible. Fortunately the hard- this would be a huge mistake, but hitting action sequences may save it actually piqued my interest and this film. held it through the film. I was Nicolas Cage plays Johnny pleasantly surprised by how well photo credit / Sony Pictures Blaze, a stunt motorcycle rider Ray was able keep the audience Roxanne, a news reporter4.75 played in. by Eva Mendes, is a past love of Johnny Blaze, played by Nicolas Cage, in the new movie “Ghost Rider.” When similar to Evil Knievel. As a intrigued to get to the conclusion they meet again, Blaze must save Roxanne from the devil’s son, Blackheart, played by Wes Bentley. young man (Matt Long), he sells of why the film ended — which his soul to Mephistopheles (Peter was shown at the beginning — the Fonda), the devil, to cure his way it did. dad (Brett Cullen) of cancer. His “Breach” is based on the biggest THINK OF IT AS dad then dies in a stunt acci- security breach in American his- INFLUENZA dent leaving Johnny to fear that tory. It’s the true story of a mole AN OWNER’S MANUAL Mephistopheles will return again. within the FBI and the young man FOR YOUR MONEY. illness is most As an adult, Johnny is single told to spy on him. Robert Hanssen and the most celebrated stunt (Chris Cooper) has worked with the common in motorcyclist in the world. When FBI for almost 25 years when Eric Mephistopheles returns he com- O’Neill (Ryan Phillippe) is assigned mands Johnny to retrieve an as his new assistant to watch and 4.75 in. 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■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ TV Guide day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Noodles easy to make ood- les Nare a delight- ful part of American diets. It is nice that in addition to being tasty and satisfy- Diane Sagers ing, they are CORRESPONDENT a healthy addition to a good diet. Homefront A noodle is essentially a thin strip of dough, made from flour mixed with water and sometimes eggs. The dough is kneaded, formed into shapes and boiled before serving. It forms the basis of a host of dishes from soups to salads to casseroles. At one time, pasta was considered to be low in nutri- ents and essentially fattening. However, current nutritional thought is that they are good as a source of fiber and complex carbohydrates that give our body energy and B-vitamins. One plus for pasta is that it digests slowly giving us that full feeling for a longer time period. Coaches often recom- mend pasta products for ath- letes who will need energy to sustain them in competition. Many of us purchase noodles at the grocery store but don’t overlook homemade pasta as an option. Pasta makers are available as small appliances or as attachments to mixers and other kitchen machines. However, these are not necessary for all photography / Troy Boman pastas. Homemade noodles The pharaoh (Spencer Jenson) and all the excitement of his court come to Tooele High School Thursday. “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” runs Feb. 22–27. are easy to make, very fill- ing and adaptable to various toppings and uses. Spaetzle (pronounced Schpat’ slee — with a long A) is interest- ing German pasta. The name seems to be derived from a German word meaning “small sparrow.” Spaetzle may accompany any meat A colorful romp dish prepared with a sauce. The traditional variety looks like tiny, rounded shaped bits of noodles. However, if you purchase dried spaetzle, you will probably find it in a long, more noodle-like shape. through Egypt Spaetzle by Missy Thompson (Serves 8) What: Joseph and the 4 cups flour CORRESPONDENT 3 eggs ooele High School Amazing Technicolor 1 cup water theater teacher Dreamcoat” 1 teaspoon salt Carol LaForge’s When: Feb. 22, 23, 24, Prepare a firm dough from goal when direct- ing any produc- 26 and 27 the flour, eggs, water and Where: Tooele High salt. Beat until it comes eas- tion is to create School auditorium. ily away from the sides of Tmagic for the audience that the bowl. Run dough through leaves them thinking how It opens at 7 p.m. Spaetzle maker into boiling incredible the show was. Tickets: $7 or $5 for salted water. (You can also LaForge’s next musical, “Joseph THS students with an and the Amazing Technicolor push the dough through a activity card. grater or colander although Dreamcoat” — which opens it is a messier process.) Skim Thursday at Tooele High School out and dip in cold water. — uses many “wow effects” to The boys LaForge is referring Serve with butter and a little create a truly magical show. to are the 11 brothers who finely grated Swiss or Gruyère Doing a full-length musical in make up the bulk of the show, cheese. the spring of the school year is and the lead, Joseph, played by a change for LaForge. Usually THS junior Kent Stewart. the year’s only musical is in Even though LaForge was Homemade noodles the fall. However, her origi- uncertain on whether to direct (Makes 3 cups cooked nal choice — “Taming of the a musical in the spring, her noodles) Shrew” — was a two-person usual sidekicks were more 1 beaten egg show and wouldn’t be as much than willing to step in and help 2 tablespoons milk of a crowd-pleaser as “Joseph,” with the show. Leslie Taylor as 1/2 teaspoon salt LaForge said. the music director with Colette 1 cup all-purpose flour “I thought I had to use these Williams on the piano, cho- Mix egg, milk and salt. boys and it was in the right reographer Pamela Giles, Bill photography / Troy Boman venue because the community SEE NOODLES ON B8 Eleven of Jacob’s sons, made their way to Egypt in search of food during a seven-year famine. Little did loves this show,” she added. SEE JOSEPH ON B8 they know their other brother, Joseph, had risen to second in Egyptian power. BUSINESS WATER BASEBALL

he Shop Tooele Business he Vernon watershed aseball sign-ups for 5 to 12- TAlliance Networking Tmeeting will be on Feb. 23, Byear-old boys and girls will party will be at Jo to Go on from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Vernon be Feb. 24 and March 3. They Wednesday, Feb. 28, at 7 p.m., school. Watershed, livestock will be at the Stansbury Park 1183 N. Main St., Tooele. and wildlife: projects that ben- Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 1 Attend to network, and maybe efit us all. p.m. New boundaries now to win a door prize or feature include all of Stansbury Park, your own business at a future Lakepoint and parts of Erda. party. Bring business cards. They follow the Tooele County See www.shoptooele.org for School District boundaries for more information, or call Paula Rose Springs and Stansbury Williams at 435-579-1733. Park elementary schools. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Tourism tax grants Tooele Organizations in Tooele County wishing to be considered for a 2007 Tooele County Free tax preparation and filing tourism tax grant should pick up an applica- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) tion from the Tooele County Commission is offering free tax preparation and filing Office at the County Courthouse, 47 S. Main at Salt Lake Community College located St., in Room 208. Applications must be at 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. No income returned to the Commission office by March requirements. Walk-ins and appointments 1 before 5 p.m. welcome. For appointments call 843-4350 Senior citizen tax help or 211. Every Wednesday until April 15, from 9 Earthquake exercise to 3:30 p.m., AARP will be available to assist The Local Emergency Planning Committee senior citizens in preparing their income is conducting a recovery tabletop exercise tax. Call the senior center at 882-2870 for an to assist in planning for a large magnitude appointment. quake. Earthquakes present the biggest risk in this area for widespread disaster and damage. The focus will be on utilities, infra- Grantsville structure and communications. Media and the public are invited to attend the meeting Cowboy club dinner to witness the proceedings and also ask The annual Grantsville High Cowboy Club questions to the expert panel. It will be on family dinner is set for Feb. 26, at GHS. The Wednesday, Feb. 28 at 1:30 p.m., Tooele dinner will begin at 5 p.m. with the program County Courthouse Auditorium, 47 S. Main slated to start afterwards. The cost is $5 per St., Tooele. Tooele County has the reputa- plate or $20 per family (family of six), which tion of being one of the best prepared coun- includes the program. The program only is ties in the state and possibly in the nation. $2 for adults or $1 for kids under 12. All con- For more information contact the Local tributions will help supplement academics, Emergency Planning Committee chairman, arts and athletics at Grantsville High. Harry Shinton at 435-843-4725. Grantsville baseball Service District Board opening The Grantsville Youth Baseball League Attention residents of the Overlake and will hold election of the 2007 officers on Sunset Estates subdivisions: Applications Feb. 21, at Grantsville City Hall at 7 p.m. are being accepted to fill a vacancy on the North Tooele City Special Service District Grantsville girls softball photography courtesy of Kelly Morgan Administrative Control Board. Applicants Registration for the Grantsville Girls Grantsville students (back, l-r) Ryan Smith, Rick Ellertson, Max Bleazard, Paul Loakes; (front, l-r) Todd Gardner, Ben Vera, Austyn must be registered voters and live within the Youth Softball League will be held Feb. 24, Vickers and Aaron Spackman went on a job shadow to Hughes General Contractors, Inc. The students learned how to manage a district boundaries (Overlake Development during Jr. Jazz games located at Grantsville project, learned about designing techniques and were able to draw their own houses and buildings. They also had a contest to or Sunset Estates Development). All inter- High and Middle Schools. There is also a see who could pick up the most rocks from a pile and dump them into a bucket with a backhoe. ested parties should submit letters of inter- sign-up slated March 3 at Grantsville City est to the North Tooele City Special Service Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more informa- Girl Scout Thinking Day grams, visit our Web site http://tooelecity. 18, 19 and 20, shows are Cinderella and tion contact Mike Hammond at 884-6832 or District, c/o Andrea Cahoon, 772 N. Main Join Tooele Girl Scouts in their annu- org/tcl/library.html. My Fair Lady. Mandy Angelo at 840-4506. St. #317, Tooele, Utah, 84074, by Monday, al Thinking Day celebration. Let Scouts Bookmobile story time Rummage sale: The first Friday of every March 5. Any questions may be directed to tell you what they’ve learned about other The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, month from 1 to 4 p.m. Only seniors can Erik Brondum at 843-7188 or Steve Dale at countries. On Saturday, Feb. 24, from 5 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story time will sell and everything must be removed from 843-5410. Stansbury to 7 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s Church, local be held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the center by 4 p.m. Lincoln Day dinner troops will have displays and food samples the library is closed. For information call Tooele Seniors The Lincoln Day dinner will be on Feb. 23, Stansbury ACC or activities for you to enjoy. Punch cards 884-3703. The Tooele County Senior Citizen at the Tooele High School commons area. The Stansbury park Architectural Control will be available for $1 each. Center can be reached at 882-2870. The The social will be at 6 p.m. and the dinner Committee, representing the areas of Churches center is for the enjoyment of all senior at 6:30 p.m. It is $20 a plate. Speaker of the Country Club A, Country Club B, Lakeside Schools citizens 55 years young and up. Utah House of Representatives, Greg Curtis and Lakeview, is looking for residents from Free play Mondays – Cardio-breeze/pilate aero- will address “Billion Dollar Tax Surplus: A these areas to serve on the ACC Board. Everyone is invited to attend “Eve — bics 9:30 a.m.; Bridge 10 a.m.; Lunch 12 Those who are interested should come to GHS performance – 1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 Legislative Perspective.” Reserve your tick- Grantsville High School Show Choir Some Final Thoughts,” written by Tricia ets: Greg Copeland: 801-541-5122 or 435-833- the next meeting. The Board meets at the Jumpp, on Feb. 23, at 7 p.m., at the New p.m. Club House on the first and third Tuesday of and SUU Acclamation performance group Tuesdays – Lunch 12 – 1 p.m.; Pinochle 0551; Joyce Hogan: 801-560-5995; Colleen come together for a night of entertainment Life Christian Fellowship, 411 E. Utah Ave., Johnson: 435-494-0656 or 435-882-2484; each month at 7 p.m. Tooele. This free original play portrays Eve 1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 p.m. for the whole family. Bethany Swensen, Wednesdays – Breakfast 9 a.m. – 12 Sheila Hurst: 435-830-5239 or 435-884-3303. Baseball sign-ups Miss Grantsville and first runner-up to Miss as she nears the end of her life. She shares Baseball sign-ups for 5 to 12-year-old boys p.m.; aerobics and muscle 9:30 a.m.; Sponsored by Tooele County Republicans. SUU, will perform on Wednesday, Feb. 28 with her family the benefit of her knowl- and girls will be Feb. 24 and March 3. They ceramics 1 p.m. Shop Tooele party at 7 p.m. at the GHS Auditorium. Tickets edge and experience, and encourages them will be at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse Thursdays – Pinochle 9 a.m.; Lunch The Shop Tooele Business Alliance are $6 each or $24 for a family. to learn from her mistakes. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. New boundaries now 12 to 1 p.m.; Bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta/ Networking party will be held at Jo to Go School open house The Bridge Christian Center other games 1 p.m. to include all of Stansbury Park, Lakepoint Equipping you for life, Pastors Scott and on Wednesday, Feb. 28, at 7 p.m., 1183 N. The Kearns-St. Ann School, 430 E. 2100 Fridays – Pinochle 9 a.m.; Tai Chi and and parts of Erda. They follow the Tooele Marilyn Thiessens, 435-830-3619. Come Main St., Tooele. Attend the meeting for South, Salt Lake City, is accepting appli- yoga aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Bingo 1 p.m.; County School District boundaries for Rose grow with us on Sundays at 10:30 a.m., at networking opportunities, a chance to win cations for the 2007-2008 school year. Dinner 4 – 5:30 p.m. Dancing from 6 – 8 Springs and Stansbury Park elementary Phil’s Glass reception room, 635 N. Main a door prize and a chance to feature your Kearns-St. Ann School offers preschool p.m. after dinner. schools. St., Tooele. own business at a future party. Bring busi- through eighth grade with an all-day kin- Friday night dancing 6 – 8 ness cards. See www.shoptooele.org for Deseret Peak dergarten. You are invited to an open Feb. 23 – DJ Ned more information, or call Paula Williams at house on Wednesday, Feb. 28, from 6:30 Education Check your health 435-579-1733. p.m. to 8 p.m., with a formal presentation Blood pressure: Follow-up Feb. 27 Author visit Crafters, volunteers wanted at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. There Reduce stress, get energy Foot clinic: Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1:30–3:30 The eighth annual Deseret Stampede Author L.C. Lewis of “Free Men and will be a second open house on Thursday, Reduce stress, energize your body. p.m. Appointments are necessary. and Days will be Friday, June 1, and Dreamers Vol 1: Dark Sky at Dawn,” will March 1, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., with a Back by popular demand, this workshop Income tax preparation Saturday, June 2. They are looking for be here from Maryland visiting with read- formal presentation at 9 a.m. in the school introduces participants to powerful meth- Wednesdays from 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. vendors and volunteers. Events include ers and signing copies of her new book on library. Tuition assistance information will ods for self-healing and tapping into your with AARP. Beginning Friday, Feb. 2, at Pro-Rodeo, craft show, entertainment and Friday, Feb. 23 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at be available. Please call (801) 486-0741 if body’s natural energy systems. Participants 8:45 a.m. – 2 p.m. with John Zirker. Call more. If you are interested, call Lindsey Latter Day Book, 986 N. Main St., Tooele. It you have any questions or visit our Web will learn Qigong meditation, breathing or come in for an appointment. Sundloff at 435-843-4046. is an American historical novel. site at www.ksaschool.org. and energy cultivation strategies. Troy B. Seeking Friday night entertainment Cinco de Mayo help Title VII parent meeting Marsh, PT, Cert MDT, will teach at Meier after dinner. If interested, call the center. The second annual citywide Cinco de Meetings The Title VII parent meeting will be held and Marsh Professional Therapies starting Looking for a piano player for the Tooele Mayo celebration will be Saturday, May 5 at THS on Tuesday, Feb. 27, at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 Senior Band - volunteer position. p.m. for three weeks. Limited to 15 partici- and 6, at the Veterans Memorial Park. There Vernon watershed meeting Get Gold Card Volunteer drivers for Senior Center The Vernon watershed meeting will be pants. Call Michelle at 843-1311. “short trips.” Apply with Rose or Joyce at will be a car show on Sunday. We are look- Help support the THS Band by purchas- on Feb. 23, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Vernon the center. CDL not required. ing for enthusiastic, good workers to help ing your Gold Card from any band mem- school. Watershed, livestock and wildlife: 2007 memberships now due bring it all together. We need food vendors ber now through Feb. 22. Your gold card projects that benefit us all. Seniors Mexican train players needed – will of all sorts, entertainment and decorators. is good at participating establishments play Fridays at 2 p.m. Please call 882-2870 Come and join the fun. Call Rose Trujillo around Tooele County and Salt Lake. An if interested. for more information at 435-882-8900 ext. 24 example of use is Carl’s Jr.: free western Grantsville Senior Center (police department). Philanthropy burger with the purchase of western burg- The Grantsville Senior Center can be Senior Circle Mobile Spay/Neuter clinic er; and free McDonald’s sandwich with the reached at 884-3446. All RSVP’s for activities must be made Feb. 27, at Wal-Mart (99 W. 1280 North, Become a mentor purchase of a sandwich. The Gold cards Daily Schedule by calling 843-3690. Tooele) and Feb. 26, at Westgate Mortgage The Youth and Families with Promise are $15. Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, • Wellness luncheon - Wednesday, Feb. and Friday. Please make your reservation (94 W. Main, Grantsville) program is now accepting applications for School enrollment applications 21, at 11 a.m. Dr. Sommerfield will be dis- new mentors. Volunteers are matched one- before 8:30 a.m., the morning of the meal cussing neurological issues with aging. Micro-chipping and vaccinations avail- The Tooele County School District will on-one with youth ages 9-12. Mentors are or sign up sheets are available for you at • Cooking/Nutrition class - Friday, Feb. able to anyone while veterinarian is at the be accepting applications from elementary asked to spend an hour a week with their the center. Please fill them out. 23, at 11 a.m. Held at Health Department premises. There is a $5 processing fee that and secondary students who are interested mentee. Mentors must obligate to the pro- Breakfast: Wednesday at 9:30 to 12 (151 N. Main). Class and light lunch are applies to clients getting vaccinations only. in enrolling in a school outside of his/her gram for a minimum of six months - one p.m. $2. Arrive early, space is limited. Intake at 8 resident school boundary for the 2007-2008 year. If you are interested in enhancing Aerobics: Tuesday, Friday at 9 a.m. • Hinges and Twinges (water aerobics) a.m. until full. Female dog $55; male dog school year. The application window is the life of a young person please call USU Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m. $45; female cat $35; and male cat $25; family Feb. 1 to March 30. Applications are avail- Extension at 843-2354 or 843-2353. Bunko: Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. cat plan $100 (mom and litter fixed, all kit- able in all of the schools or at the District tens must be from one litter and less than 5 Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. • Body Instincts (stretching, toning) Mentor training Office. Line dancing: Thursday, 10 a.m. months old). For pregnancies and dogs over Youth and Families with Promise will be - Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy, Kindergarten registration Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. 60 pounds, it is $10 extra. Additional fees holding a mentoring training on Wednesday, 29 S. Main. Kindergarten registration for fall 2007 Pool: Everyday for animals with special conditions. Animals Feb. 21, at 6 p.m. Dinner will be served. • Birthday Bingo - Tuesday, Feb. 27, at enrollment will be held at all elementary Puzzles: Everyday must be between 8 weeks and 6 years old. Come learn how you can enhance the life of 5 p.m. $3 for pizza. Space is very limited. schools on Feb. 22 and 23. To be eligible to Birthday dinner on Feb. 23, at 4 p.m. Do not feed pet after 9 p.m., the night before a young person. • SLC Museums day trip - Wednesday, surgery if pet is over 4 months. Do not feed enter kindergarten, your child must be at Entertainment: Wayne Jones. Feb. 28, leave at 9 a.m., return at 2:30 p.m. after 6 a.m. if pet is under 4 months old. Scouting least 5 years old before Sept. 2, 2007. If you Blood pressure: Every Thursday, 12 Visit the Utah Museum of Natural History Water is OK. No sick animals. Cats must be have questions regarding the enrollment p.m. and the Ft. Douglas Military Museum process, contact your school principal or Trips: Laughlin/Mesquite March 12-16, with lunch at Chuck-A-Rama. Cost of trip in labeled carriers, and dogs on leashes. For Den chief training more Information call 1-866-PETS FIX (1- the Director of Elementary Education at cost is $216 + $75 (single). Tuachan, June is $26. Bring your den chief to Cub Scout 866-7387 349), or www.utahpets.org. the District Office, 435-833-1900 ext. 1104. Roundtable on Thursday, March 1, at 7:30 Equity/mortgage workshop p.m. at Tooele Junior High School. And BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Free Accelerated Equity/Eliminate Your while you are in your class, your den chief Library Mortgage workshop. We’ll show you how to will be trained. This is a great opportunity If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax pay off your mortgage in one-third or half to get some help with your den. Fun at the library to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special the time. No need to refinance. One of our Cub leader roundtable This month is all about impostors. This community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- clients saved $104,524.32 in interest, you program and Presidential Trivia will end Come to roundtable and enjoy the profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to can too. Results are typical. Imagine... no Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. Children’s story time is theme “Cub Café.” Our experienced lead- 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- more mortgage. No charge to attend. Come every Wednesday at 11 and children’s crafts ers will serve up a fun, helpful evening on ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 22, at 60 S. Main St. 882- each Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m. For more Thursday, March 1, at 7:30 at Tooele Junior department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day 0355 or [email protected]. information on these and other library pro- High School. prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3

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It looks like an acci- (41) CNN (11:00) Newsroom The Situation Room Lou Dobbs Tonight The Situation Room dent, but when Caine (David Caru- (43) CNBC Street Signs Closing Bell Closing Bell Kudlow & Company Mad Money On the Money so) discovers the car the victim was (46) LIFE Movie The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Still Standing Still Standing Reba Reba Still Standing Still Standing driving was tampered with, he sus- Fox News Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Big Story With John Gibson Special Report The Fox Report With Shepard Smith pects murder ... and a cover-up. 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Preserve MATTRESS SET $129 prior to 5:00 p.m. on February 23, 2007. perience in new con- way 118 Monroe, Utah Business owners If you A QUALITY Construc- your memories today. Queen Pillowtop SET. LOOKING FOR a loving struction, remodels For free sale catalog need someone fast, Pre-employment drug screening required tion. We do all. Con- Call 843-7626 New in plastic w/warr. home for two great cats. and repaints, li- contact Dan 1-801-754- place your classified ad www.tooelecity.org EEO/ADA Employer crete of any kind. Fram- 801-831-0678 Male 13yrs; Female, censed, insured, 5246 in all 45 of Utah's news- ing, new/ additional or 5yrs. We love the cats many references, af- papers. The person you remodel of any kind. Riddles Salvage MEMORY FOAM mat- but son has asthma. fordable prices. Rex Sporting Goods are looking for could be Plumbing and electrical. tress set. Never used. Call Kristy 843-7497 (801)915-3069. & Wrecking Compare to Tem- from out of town. The All finish work. Call for cost is only $155. for a free estimate. 882-2820 Real cash for purPedic. Must sell. SELLING YOUR moun- MARE’S PLACE Barber $499. 801-831-0678 Place Your Ad Here 25 word ad and it cell 849-2753 your junk Call 882-0050 tain bike? Advertise it in reaches up to 340,000 Shop Located at 25 E car or truck. the classifieds. Call households. All you do AIR CONDITIONING, Vine St All Hair cuts $7 • car & trucks 882-0050 www.tooele is call the Transcript heating, and refrigera- Walk-ins welcome No • farm equipment transcript.com Bulletin at 882-0050 for tion service, repair, in- appt. necessary 882- • batteries all the details. (Mention Receptionist sulation by Randy’s 0535 • aluminum & copper Lost & Found UCAN) County Attorney’s Offi ce HVAC. Residential/ am pm NEED TILE? No job too 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat commercial. Licensed/ Part time position; 19.5 hrs. per week big or too small. Free CONSTRUCTION HELP insured. (435)882-4897 FREE Pick-up FOUND DOG. Found at Closing date: March 1, 2007 @ 5pm estimates. Call Brett Assitant to Supervisor, Fast, efficient, afforda- 884- 3366 where minds and spirits grow Tooele Walmart on (435)840-5147 Clean up, skid steer, or- ble. 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville February 18th, 2007. • Serves as receptionist to the department. Per- • Preschool Activities daycare/preschool Small/ Medium build, ganizational skills re- forms variety of clerical and administrative SHINE EM Up Window quired, fast advance- CLEANING SERVICE Li- • Loving, Clean Enviroment white shaggy poodle duties in support to the Attorney’s department Cleaning. Best prices in CARPET KIT for short ment for right person. censed Insured home, • Arts And Crafts Monday-Thursday mix. No collar or tags. town. residential and bed Ford new, Antique Start $10/hr. Call • Answers telephone and greet the public. office, & new construc- 6:00am-6:30pm Playful and loving. Call commercial 224-2473 rod iron bed, antique • Full Healthy Meals (801)557-4047 (Back- • Ability to answer questions that require limited tion. Also HANDYMAN Dave at 801-856-8593 cook stove all priced to • Group Pictures 3-11 year olds ground Check) legal research and refer individuals to proper service repairs, new sell obo 882-5315 435- or Hollie at 801-856- 8592 authorities. 435-882-4311 801-706- Place Your Ad Here 830-0913 Call Kim for details 843-9751 or 830-2449 DISCOVERY TOYS. Ed- 4428 Kathy or Kevin Call 882-0050 • Type legal documents dealing with criminal, FOUND: FLASH Drive. ucational toys, books civil and juvenile courts; may prepare subpoe- DIAMONDS don't pay and games for children. retail! Large selection, Call to Identify. 843- nas; notify witnesses, and ensures prosecutors 7277 Call or email me to buy are prepared for court. high quality. Bridal sets, or sell. Brooke 435-228- wedding bands. Every- 8180 brookee@discov • Graduation from high school and two (2) years thing wholesale! Rocky FOUND: WOMENS pre- scription glasses at erytoyslink.com of related clerical experience. WE ROCK Mtn. Diamond Co. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 cemetery call to identify • Must have experience of personal computer 833-9168 DRIVER CDL TRAIN- ING,$0 down, financing software programs, such as, Wordperfect, Word, FOR SALE: One Tread- Excel. Personals by Central Refrigerated. mill, Cadence 450, Drive for Central and • Ability to type profi ciently and accurate. Mechanic nearly new. $200. 882- We are currently accepting applications earn up to $40K+ 1st 5521 for the following position • Ability to think and act independently; remain ADOPTION, ATHLETIC, year! (800)727-5865 ex- calm under pressure and to maintain confi denti- Expanding company seeking tension 447 www.central If you sell Insurance, pro- musical, loving finan- ality of critical information. MAINTENANCE drivingjobs.net (ucan) mechanic experienced with mote a hospital or an cially secure couple, • No benefi ts are offered. ambulance service, stay home mom, fun ex- trucks & heavy equipment. TECHNICIAN tended family happily DRIVER-$5K SIGN-ON place your classified ad bonus for experienced Excellent benefi t package in all 47 of Utah's news- Rocky Mountain Care offers waits for your baby. 1- If you are interested in being considered 800-561-9323 Expens- teams, temp control, papers. The cost is only • Health / Dental / Insurance dedicated (guaranteed for this position, please apply at the including 401k, insurance $135. for a 25 word ad es paid Beverly and Tooele County Human Resources • Paid Time Off Steven miles), regional (home and paid vacation. ($5. For each additional • Sick Leave weekly). Solos, Teams, Offi ce, Rm. 120, 47 South Main, word). You will reach up ALCOHOLIC ANONY- CDL-A Grads, L/P, (435) 843-3157 or www.co.tooele.ut.us to 500,000 newspaper • 401 (k) Must be self motivated and MOUS meets daily at O/Os. Covenant readers. Just call • Much, much more “Tooele County does not discriminate on the basis of noon and 8pm at 1120 1(866)684-2519. E.O.E. race, color national origin, sex, religion, age or dis- Tooele Transcript Bulle- work well with others. All interested candidates complete W Utah Ave. Call 882- (ucan) ability in employment or the provision of services.” tin at (435)882-0050 for an application available in the 7358. details. (Ucan) Apply in person at Human Resource Offi ce 1830 West Highway 112, MARSHALL FULL stack 140 East 200 South, Tooele Child Care Tooele or fax resume to amp & speakers, like Rocky Mountain Care Tooele is a Call Center Agent new, $1600. 801-209- Drug Free Employer CHILD CARE retired 8482 435-882-8455 Equal Opportunity Employer teacher, foster mom Responsible for professionally han- MEN’S BOWLING ball watching young grand- dling inbound telephone calls and for sale. Storm, 15 daughters Have room for a couple more. F/T inquiries. Provides a variety of pound, and basic ge- We Offer: neric bag. $125.00. long term. Private home fi nancial transactions for members. 435-840-8399 not daycare 37yrs expe- • Competitive Salary rience Gabriele 882- • Excellent Work Examines, evaluates, authorizes or 5466 SELL YOUR computer in Environment the classifieds. Call recommends approval of member DAY CARE, FULL TIME, • Close Convenient Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 882-0050 or visit Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V applications for new accounts, lines www.tooeletranscript. LICENCED, CPR, Locations com FIRST AID, REFEREN- of credit, and consumer loans. Du- CES, NORTH AREA, • 401(k) Laborers SMALL PROJECT car- Equipment 24HRS, M-F, STATE • Health Insurance ties require a broad knowledge of all Various manual tasks including, penter, Very reasonable HELP AVAILABLE. • Life & Disability Insurance products and services of the credit rates Call Bert 884- BUS TO SCHOOL. • Paid Vacations shoveling, sweeping, steam clean- 0142 For appointment Operators 435-882-3390 union. High School graduate, GED, • Paid Holidays ing, painting, tire work, mechani- Positions open for various types of INFANTS ONLY, under or equivalent. Requires a minimum You may have just the Qualifi ed applicants must submit a cal assistance, lifting, pushing and thing someone out of heavy equipment. Days, swings, age 2. Safe & loving li- of one-year experience in a fi nancial pulling, and raking. Days, swings, town is looking for. censed child care, in resume with salary history to: Place your classified ad and graveyard shifts. Competi- Grantsville, 884-6852 institution. Should posses excellent and graveyard shifts. Competi- Tooele Federal Credit Union in 45 of Utah's newspa- tive wages, quarterly and annual HR Department member service skills, basic com- tive wages, quarterly and annual pers, the cost is $155. TOOELE SCHOOL Dis- For up to 25 words. You bonuses and great benefi t package. trict is now accepting PO Box 720, Tooele, Utah 84074 puter skills, and be able to problem bonuses and great benefi t package. will be reaching a po- students for their tuition Fax: 435-833-9993 Must be self-motivated and work preschool. Ages 3-5. Must be self-motivated and work tential of up to 340,000 E-mail: [email protected] solve/trouble shoot. Must be able well with others. households. All you well with others. Early Learning Center to communicate effectively over the need to do is call the 833-1966, Willow Ele- Tooele Federal Credit Union is an To apply in person call mentary 884-4527. To apply in person call Transcript Bulletin at equal opportunity employer. telephone and have problem solving/ 888-672-7766 for locations. 882-0050 for full details. 888-672-7766 for locations. trouble shooting skills to be resource- (Mention UCAN) As a condition of employment, drug Apply online at: Apply online at: TOOELETRANSCRIPT ful in assisting members. BULLETIN testing and background screening are www.stakerparson.com Subscribe 882-0050 www.stakerparson.com required for all positions. TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Unlim- 123,000 all highway ❑ 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath mfg. home on its True the best way to fi nd a home is to call Beautiful and Spacious mfg. home ited possibilities! 882- miles, $10,000 (435) own lot. Mountain Views. in Vorwaller MHP.. Double Sided 7094, (801)860-5696 850-9643 me. Somebody must have already told Formal Dining, Large Kitchen/ Fireplace. 4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. you. I will give you ALL the informa- SELL YOUR CAR or Breakfast Nook, Master Suite/Jetted Formal Living and Dining Area. Small Business owners: tion on EVERY home you might be boat in the classifieds. Tub/Shower/Walk-In Closets, FHA Large Family Room. Place your classified ad ❑ interested in, without any hassles. loan, 0% Down, $850 Month. Oac in 45 newspapers Call 882-0050 or visit False throughout Utah for only www.tooeletranscript. $155. for 25 words, and com $5. per word over 25. For a FREE market analysis Contractors! You will reach up to TRANSMISSION RE- on your home give me a call! ! Investors! Builders! 340,000 households PAIR, rebuild. Low cost and it is a one call, one to Tooele residents. Will buy vehicles 1990 and Sandra Larsen 6 Condo Lots For Sale or order, one bill program. Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend OLD partnership with owner!!! Call the Transcript Bul- up that needs transmis- 435.224.9186 S letin at 882-0050 for fur- sion work, cash paid. $40,000 per door. Lots 1,2,3 and ther info. (ucan) Shop (801)972-5810 Full Price Offer 9,10,11. Country Haven Condos. Home (435)843-8181 1185 N. Main • Tooele All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information 5863 Windsong Dr., Private entrance and exclusive Wanted deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. Stansbury Park paradise away from traffic and noise. Fantastic 2-Story in great Stansbury Existing condos have sold as fast as Invite the Whole Town 37 So. 100 W. 285 Alfred Dr Lofgren Acres 579 Oak Ct 328 E Broadway Park neighborhood. Laundry we can build them!!! WANTED UNIQUE mer- to Your Yard Sale! upstairs. RV Parking. Close to Great $$$ Opportunity!!! chandise such as jewel- TOOELE schools, parks, golf course, lake, Blueprints Available!! ry, collectables, dog TRANSCRIPT pool, tennis courts. clothing, and handmade BULLETIN unique items 882-1600 UNDER UNDER UNDER consignment 882-0050 Charming, clean, spacious! CONTRACT Priced to sell. Finished 40 acre lots, well permit STUNNINGCONTRACT CONDO! 4 LG Updated kitchen w/maple New windows, newer CONTRACT cabinets, lg covered patio, furnace & ce/a, newer roof, familyroom in basement located in Lofgren, 10 bedrooms & lots of storage. SOLD PLATINUM new water heater, new w/new carpet! 2” blinds Water softener. State of the art beautiful backyard, shed, rv miles south of Vernon. park., newer furnace & c/a. carpet, new paint, new vinyl. throughout. Home warranty. Call for more info. alarm system, c/a, central vac, Oh, by the way, I am never too busy for your referrals Place Your Ad: www.tooeletranscript.com updated kitchen. marble & tile. Fully fi nished. B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007

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See at 149 pad, landscaped, GREATER SAVINGS • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters Davidson Realty yard for more info call Waterhole or call Russ $247,000. 435-882- • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners (435)833-0233 882-1070 (801)550-6555 6657. (801)466-5078 • Families Needing Horse Property 4BDRM, 2BTH in Tooele HORSE PROPERTY 1 STANSBURY PARK, STANSBURY, 3bdrm, 2200sqft, fenced yard, Acre New Custom Utah home, 4bdrm plus 2bth, 2 car garage, no Rambler. Vaulted & BONUS central air. $145,000 loft and room for more, Complete a loan with me and pets/ smoking, $850/mo 801-694-0492 or 801- open. Many Upgrades. 2.5bth, 2814sqft, 2 receive a $50 GIFT 5yrs old $500/dep 159 694-9261 Incredible location with story, Priced to sell at CERTIFICATE E Interlochen Way 435- large animal rights. Call $264,000 Aaron 5BDRM 1.75BTH 1800+ to Leatherby’s Ice 830-4289 David 801-404-7679 for (801)638-3166 owner/ sqft 2 car garage 1.2 Cream in Tooele. your personal tour. agent. 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Place Your Ad: 882-0050 (801)209-3656 Place Your Ad: 882-0050 www.deseretpeakmtg.com 801-835-5592 • Lrg .24 acre lot • 3 large bdrms TOOELE OVERLAKE • Full Landscaping Brand new house, 3bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- & Sprinkling System rage, $1095/mo. 1673 All Houses • Large Peaceful North Aaron Drive Upstairs Loft (801)733-9499 C21 McAffee Management. • Open Kitchen/ Livingroom area TOOELE OVERLAKE Great & Small Condo 3bdrm 1.5bth one car garage Very nice $825/mo 1935 N 911 N. 1430 E • Tooele 224 International Ave. 40 W 801-733-9499 C- 21 McAffee Manage- $230,900 $134,500 ment TOOELE TOWN Home 3bdrm 2bth 1 car car- port new carpet, paint, A/C, small dog ok, no cats 893 W 700 S $825/mo Outwestrealty. 422 N. 880 E. • Tooele 296 E. Drysdale • Tooele 818 N. Highway 138, Gville 908 N. 580 E. • Tooele Currently has 3 bdrms, a full bath Beautiful private bungalow cottage com 801-577-0348 & 1/2 bath, Basement is in the with hardwood & tile fl oors. TOOELE, 4bdrm, 1bth, process of being fi nished with add. 2 Bedrooms & 1 Full bath. split-entry, fenced yard, familyroom, bedrooms & bathroom. Familyroom & Dining room. deck, hookups. $950/mo Great Family Location. Full unfi nished basement. 50 South Alberta Drive (630 East off Vine) Davidson Realty Priced Right! 2 bedrooms, Upgrades everywhere! Horse Property on 1.83 acres. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath 2 bths, fully landscaped, Lighting, fl ooring, plumbing 3 bedrooms, Two 3/4 bathrooms, SOLD (801)466-5078 SOLD SOLD home. Fully landscaped with rockSOLD exterior. Very nice home beautiful unique home with 186 W. Heritage Hill Dr. Tooele • $305,900 Great neighborhood. $ $ amazing views. 320,000 stamped concrete. 179,900 TOOELE, 851 N 310 E, $149,900 this is one you must see! excellent 7yr old multi- • Large .35 acre level, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, Corner Lot storage, double garage, 1581 E. Colavito Dr. • Tooele 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda • 4 bdrms fully fenced, only $995/mo. (801)638- • 2 1/2 baths, 2253 • 4 car garage, TOOELE, BEAUTIFUL • 3200 sq ft. 3bdrm, 2bth, family • Beautiful room, fireplace, w/great Mountain Views yard. Clean clean! $1200/mo, $500/dep. No pets, no smoking. Very nice 2 story home in 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 6 bdrms, 4 bths, 2 kitchens, Overlake. This is a unique fl oor Call Connie 882-7340 Newly updated kitchen & 2 family rooms, on 5 acres in plan with a bonus room on the bathrooms. Newer carpet. $ $519,900 TOOELE, NEW carpet, second fl oor! 214,000 $189,900 Erda. NEW LISTING new paint, fenced yard, 5bdrm, 2bth, walking distance to all 3 1604 Country Ln • Erda 2133 W. Deer Run Dr. Stockton 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley 641 Greystone schools. AC, 349 W 200 S, $1100/mo. 801-577- Way • $159,900 0348 3 Bedrooms:UNDER 2 Bathrooms: Homes 4 Apartments Main fl oor Family Room / Den, Great opportunity to own a multi- Kitchen, Dining, Stucco, Full unit rental. Includes two parcels $$$SAVE MONEY WOW 24.077 acres in Rush Valley. CONTRACTLandscaping. Find HUD & Bank 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful of land to north. $179,900 Very, Very cute home. Wonder- owned homes at: 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family rambler with a bonus room being www.tooelebankowned rooms, brick & stucco Rambler built on an acre in Stockton! Choose ful barn & 20 acre ft of water. homes.com or call for on 5 acres. $520,000 your colors now! $369,900 $499,900 a list Berna Sloan Park Hill Estates, SE Tooele • $385,000 435-840-5029 Group JUST FRAMED! 1 Real Estate 244 Old County Rd. • Stockton $275,900 OBO. All brick Call Laramie Dunn for ALL To be built in coveted on .27acre lot, 3-4bdrm. E! South East location. Tile, oak cabinets, fire- HOM HOT 3 bdrms, places, sunrooms, for- your Real 2 1/2 baths, mal living & dining 4 car garage, room. Grantsville. Many Estate needs 4527 sq ft. extras Anderson win- dows 840-5199 4BDRM 3BTH 524 N 7th 3 bdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & St. in Tooele. $265,000 horse property under $200,000! (435)840-3274 435-224-4000 TUESDAY February 20, 2007 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous UNDERGROUND Water PUBLIC NOTICE COR- will be held at the Tooele PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUST- the record owners of the they can be obtained for Publication, Case summons upon you. rights 10 acre feet 435- RECTION City Hall Council Room The Tooele County EE'S SALE property as of the record- from the main office, No. 064905886, Com- If you fail so to do, judg- 830-3642 NOTICE IS HEREBY located at 90 North Main Housing Authority's The following described ing of the notice of de- 4501 South 2700 West, missioner Blomquist, ment by default will be GIVEN THAT the Tooele Street, Tooele, Utah. Board of Commissioners real property will be sold fault are Lance L. Salt Lake City, (801)965- Judge Faust. taken against you for the UNDERGROUND WA- City Planning Commis- 1. Pledge of Allegiance will hold a meeting on at public auction to the McCubbins and Gillian 4346, for a fee, plus tax The State of Utah to the relief demanded in said TER rights for sale sion will meet in a public 2. Mayor’s Community Wednesday, 21 February highest bidder payable in Denise McCubbins. The and mail charge, if appli- Above-Named Respond- Complaint, which has Tooele Valley. Please hearing and business Recognition Awards 2006 at 4:30 p.m. at the lawful money of the Unit- trustee's sale of the cable, none of which will ent: You are hereby been filed with the clerk call 435-241-0265 meeting scheduled for 3. Open Forum for Public Tooele County Exten- ed States, on March 12, aforedescribed real prop- be refunded. summoned and required of said Court. Wednesday, February Comment sion Office Conference 2007, at 1:00 P.M., On erty will be made without All contractors proposing to file an Answer in writ- This is an action to quiet WANTED: WATER rights 28, 2007 at the hour of 4. Motion to Elect New Room, 151 North Main the north steps to the warranty as to title, pos- to bid UDOT heavy high- ing to the attached Peti- title to the following de- or irrigation shares in 7:00 pm. The meeting City Council Chairman Street, Tooele, Utah main entrance at the session, or encumbran- way construction projects tion with the Clerk of the scribed real property and Tooele Valley. Call will be held at Tooele 5. Motion to Elect New 84074. Following is an Tooele County Court- ces. Bidders must be with an advertised esti- Third District Court, 450 thereby declare that any Ross at 801-642-0119 City Hall in the City RDA Chairman and New agenda for the meeting. house, 47 South Main, prepared to tender mate of $500,000 or South State Street, Salt and all opposing rights, Council Chambers, locat- RDA Vice Chairman 1. Welcome and roll call. Tooele, UT, in the Coun- $5,000.00 in certified more must file and gain Lake City, Utah 84114 titles, or interest held by Office Space ed at 90 N Main Street, 6. PUBLIC HEARING & 2. Approval of minutes of ty of Tooele, State of funds at the sale and the prequalification approval and to serve upon, or the defendants be re- Tooele, Utah. MOTION on Final Plat Broad Meeting held 4 Utah, for the purpose of balance of the purchase prior to submitting a bid. mail to the petitioner at moved as clouds on Agenda Items: Approval for Eagle View January 2007. foreclosing a trust deed price in certified funds by For further information, 1679 W Brampton Way plaintiff’s title: C-A INVESTMENT Public Hearing and rec- Estates LDS Church 3. Memorandum of Uner- held by Washington Mu- 10:00 a.m. the following contact (801)965-3835. Apt. 108, Salt Lake City, Beginning 26.66 rods 42 East 400 North. ommendation to the City Subdivision a One Lot standing with Tooele Val- tual Bank, as the current business day. The trust- Department processing Utah 84104, a copy of North of the Southeast Available now. For Council for vacating and Subdivision Consisting of ley Cooperative. Beneficiary, executed by ee reserves the right to time is 10 working days said answer, within 20 corner of the Northwest more information con- replatting the utility ease- 4.97 Acres Located at 4. Tooele Valley Cooper- Douglas S. Rose and cancel the foreclosure af- from receipt of properly days if you are served in quarter of Section 4, tact 882-1199 ments for lot 18 of Can- 220 West 2200 North ative for Transitional Sylvia L. Rose, as Trust- ter the sale based upon executed documentation. the State of Utah, or Township 3 South, yon Rim Estates located Presented by Rachelle Housing. or, recorded February information unknown to Project No: F-R299(35) within 30 days if you are Range 4 West, Salt Lake C-A INVESTMENT at 114 W Memory Lane. Custer 5. Outstanding Debts 28, 2001 as Entry No. the trustee at the time of Sealed proposals will be served outside the State Base and Meridian; run- 510 North Main, Plaza Meeting previously ad- 7. PUBLIC HEARING & Tooele CROWN II and 159837, in Book 0664, the sale, such as a bank- received by the Utah De- of Utah, after Service of ning thence North 13.33 500. Available now, vertised for February 8, RECOMMENDATION on Grantsville Apartments. at Page 0657, of the offi- ruptcy filing or an agree- partment of Transporta- this Summons upon you. rods; thence West 160 1400 sqft. For more 2007 corrected meeting Final Plat Approval for 6. Resolutions - Public cial records of Tooele ment between the trustor tion UDOT/DPS Building If you fail to do so, judg- rods; thence South 13.33 information contact date is February 28, UID Minor Subdivision Housing Assessment County, Utah, given to and beneficiary to post- (4th Floor), 4501 South ment by default will be rods; thence East 160 882-1199 2007. No. 8 a One Lot Subdivi- System (PHAS) and secure an indebtedness pone or cancel the sale. 2700 West, Utah 84114- taken against you for the rods to the point of be- Pursuant to the Ameri- sion Consisting of 16.743 Section in favor of Westgate If so cancelled, the only 8220, until 2 o'clock p.m. relief demanded in said ginning, containing 13.33 EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- cans with Disabilities Act, Acres Located on K Ave- Eight Management As- Mortgage Co., by reason recourse of the purchas- Tuesday, March 13, Petition, which has been acres more or less. (2- fice space for lease, individuals needing spe- nue and Lodestone Way sessment Plan (SEM- of certain obligations se- er is to receive a refund 2007, and at that time filed with the Clerk of the 141-8) $200-$850/mo, all utilit- cial accommodations Presented by Rachelle AP). cured thereby. Notice of of the money paid to the publicly opened for MI- above-entitled Court. Dated this 20th day of ies included. Call Larry during this meeting Custer 7. Other Business. Default was recorded trustee. THIS IS AN AT- COSURFACING of I-80, You can obtain a copy of November, 2006. (801)703-0745 should notify Richard 8. PUBLIC HEARING & 8. Adjournment. NOVEMBER 14, 2006, TEMPT TO COLLECT A MICROSURFACING; the Verified Petition by Scott A. Broadhead Jorgensen, Tooele City MOTION on Ordinance DEANN CHRISTIAN- as Entry No. 271815, of DEBT. ANY INFORMA- MP 0-10 IN TOOELE writing to the clerk of the Attorney for Plaintiff FOR RENT: Office space Land Use Technician pri- 2007-03 An Ordinance of SEN said official records. TION OBTAINED WILL COUNTY in TOOELE court at Third District (Published in the Tran- or Retail store at 26 or to the meeting at the Tooele City Council Executive Director Trustee will sell at public BE USED FOR THAT County, the same being Court, 450 South State script Bulletin February West Vine Street, oppo- (435)843-2130 ir TDD Vacating a Portion of Pursuant to the Ameri- auction to highest bidder PURPOSE. identified as Federal Aid Street, Salt Lake City, 6, 13, 20, 27, 2007) site new Memorial Park, (435)843-2180. Berra Boulevard, A Dedi- cans with Disabilities Act, without warranty as to ti- DATED this day of Project No: F-R299(35). Utah 84114. Read these 600sqft, excellent park- (Published in the Tran- cated Street Right-Of- Individuals needing spe- tle, possession or en- February, 2007. Project Location: 21.993 papers carefully. These TOOELE COUNTY ing and access. script Bulletin February Way, Between 1910 cial accommodations cumbrances, the follow- Marlon L. Bates, suc- Miles of I-80 from R.P. papers mean that you TOURISM TAX $450/mo. (801)531- 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2007) North and Drysdale Way. during this meeting need ing described property: cessor trustee VAR to R.P. VAR are being sued for di- GRANTS 7501 Presented by Rachelle to contact Tooele County LOT 161, SHETLAND Scalley Reading Bates The principal items of vorce. Dated this 13 day CONTACT: Lois McAr- PUBLIC NOTICE Custer Housing Authority before MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- Hansen & Rasmussen, work are as follows: of December, 2006. thur, Chair Person Buildings Grantsville City Council 9. Resolution 2007-10 the meeting. DIVISION, ACCORDING P.C. Microsurfacing Aggre- (Published in the Tran- (435) 882-1179 will hold its regular meet- A Resolution of the (Published in the Tran- TO THE OFFICAL PLAT Gateway Tower West gate script Bulletin February Cheryl Adams, Adminis- ing Wednesday, Febru- Tooele City Council Ac- script Bulletin February THEREOF RECORDED 15 West South Temple, Microsurfacing Emulsion trative Assistant BUILDING MATERIALS: 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2007) ary 21, 2007. The meet- cepting the Completed 20, 2007) IN THE THE OFFICE OF Ste. 600 CSS 1-H Tooele County Commis- METAL buildings, mini ing to be held at 429 E. Public Improvements As- THE COUNTY RE- P.O Box 11429 UDOT Contingency Fund SUMMONS sion storage systems, roof Main, Grantsville, UT sociated with Cedar Public Notices CORDER OF SAID Salt Lake City, Utah The project is to be com- CIVIL NO. 060301636 (435) 843-3150 and wall panels, metal 84029 beginning at 7:00 Crest Subdivision Phase COUNTY Tax Serial No. 84144 pleted in 30 Calendar Judge Mark S. Kouris Organizations in Tooele building components. Trustee's Sales p.m. 2 Presented by Paul 12-010-0-0161 Purported Telephone: (801) 531- Days IN THE THIRD JUDI- County wishing to be Utah Manufacture 20 Public Hearings: Hansen Deadline for public no- Property Address: 737 7870 Prequalification of bid- CIAL DISTRICT IN AND considered for a 2007 years plus. Top quality a. Final Public Hearing 10. Resolution 2007-09 tices is 4 p.m. the day NORTH 300 WEST, Business Hours: 9:00 ders is required. Prior to FOR TOOELE COUN- Tooele County Tourism low prices. Weekly De- upon proposed Annexa- A Resolution of the prior to publication. TOOELE, UT 84074. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. submitting a bid, the bid- TY, STATE OF UTAH Tax Grant should pick up livery. 1-800-262-5347. tion of 145.64 acres Tooele City Council to Public notices submit- The undersigned dis- Trustee No. 94084- der must have on file CONNIE D. WIELATZ, an application form from cobuildings@cobuildings. along east city boundary Accept the Completed ted past the deadline claims any liability for 6068408756867 with the Utah Depart- for herself and as per- the Tooele County Com- net (ucan) (Grantsville Johnson Public Improvements for will not be accepted. any error in the street ad- (Published in the Tran- ment of Transportation a sonal representative of mission Office at the the estate of Anna G. County Courthouse, 47 If you build, remodel or Cattle Co. Et al.) West Point Meadows UPAXLP dress. The owner of the script Bulletin February completed and approved Eggett, South Main Street, in remove buildings you AGENDA: Phase 3 property as of the record- 13, 20 & 27, 2007) contractor's application NOTICE OF TRUST- Plaintiff, V. Room 208. Applications can place your classi- 1. Approval of Minutes. Presented by Paul Han- ing of the Notice of De- for prequalification. De- EE’S SALE SIDNEY E. SMITH, must be returned to the fied ad in 45 of Utah's 2. Orchard Park Final sen fault is reported to be: Public Notices partment processing time The following described FRED A. SMITH, BEV- Commission Office by newspapers for only Plat for 65 Condo Units. 11. Ordinance 2007-04 Douglas S. Rose and is 10 working days from property will be sold at Miscellaneous ERLY THOMPSON, and March 1, 2007 before $155. for 25 words ($5. 3. Anderson Ranch An Ordinance of the Sylvia L. Rose Bidders receipt of properly exe- public auction to the JOHN DOES 1 through 5:00 p.m. for each additional Phase 3 preliminary plat Tooele City Council must tender to the trust- Deadline for public no- cuted documentation. highest bidder, payable 10, JANE DOES 1 The application form in- word). You will reach up for Welles Cannon – 68 Amending Tooele City ee a $5,000.00 deposit tices is 4 p.m. the day Unregistered companies in lawful money of the through 10, and all per- cludes a letter detailing to 340,000 households lots. Code Section 1-10-2 to at the sale and the bal- prior to publication. may obtain the Specifica- United States at the time sons unknown, claim- what kinds of projects and all you do is call the 4. Mountain View Manor Delete Superseded Po- ance of the purchase Public notices submit- tions and Plans from the of sale, at the front en- ing any right, title, es- and organizations are eli- Transcript Bulletin at concept for Wild West lice Chief Responsibility price by 12:00 noon the ted past the deadline main office, 4501 South trance on the steps of tate, lien or interest in gible to apply, instruc- 882-0050 for all the de- Ventures – 33 lots 685 E. for Certain Prisoners In- next business day follow- will not be accepted. 2700 West, Salt Lake the Third Judicial District the real property de- tions for how to submit tails. (Mention UCAN Durfee St. carcerated at the Tooele ing the sale. The deposit UPAXLP City, (801) 965-4346, for Courthouse, 47 South scribed in the Com- an application and de- Classified Network) 5. North Star Concept County Jail and balance of the sale a fee of $20.00, plus tax plan approval for 699 lots Presented by Douglas Main Street, Tooele, proceeds must be in the ANNOUNCEMENT OF and mail charge, if appli- plaint adverse to plain- scription of the criteria Public Notices west of the West Street Bayly State of Utah on Wed- form of a wire transfer, APPOINTMENT AND cable, none of which will tiffs’ ownership, or any and the process the Ad- Meetings South of Durfee Street. 12. PUBLIC HEARING & nesday, the 14TH day of cashier's check or certi- NOTICE TO CRED- be refunded. cloud on plaintiffs’ title visory Committee uses. 6. Blake Mountain Phase MOTION on Ordinance March, 2007 , at the hour fied funds payable to ITORS Dated this 17th day of thereto, The Tooele County Tour- Deadline for public no- 3 Concept plan for Tony 2007-02 An Ordinance of 10:00 a.m. of said day First Southwestern Title Estate of Jeffrey Allen February, 2007. Defendant. ism Tax Grant program tices is 4 p.m. the day Gonzales for 42 lots, of the Tooele City Coun- for the purpose of fore- Agency of Utah, Inc. A Titara, UTAH DEPARTMENT THE STATE OF UTAH distributes revenues gen- prior to publication. south of 500 south Quirk. cil Granting a Franchise closing a Trust Deed trustee's deed will be de- Deceased Probate No. OF TRANSPORTATION TO THE ABOVE- erated for taxes levied on Public notices submit- 7. Consideration of Ordi- Agreement of a Cable executed by Mathew R. livered to the successful 073300001 John R. Njord, Director NAMED DEFENDANTS: the restaurant and ted past the deadline nances: System in Tooele City Arbshay as Trustor, in fa- bidder within three busi- Christina C. Titara, (Published in the Tran- You are hereby sum- hotel/motel sales in will not be accepted. a. Consideration of Ordi- Presented by Douglas vor of Diamond Rental, ness days after receipt of whose address is 2 Rio script Bulletin February moned and required to Tooele County. It is the UPAXLP nance annexing 145.64 Bayly Inc., covering real prop- the amount bid. This Grande Place, West Jor- 20, 2007) file with the clerk of the task of this committee to acres along the east city 13. Resolution 2007-11 erty located at 41 West Trustee's Sale may be dan, Utah 84088, has above entitled court, 47 make recommendations LEPC AGENDA boundary (Grantsville A Resolution of the Church Road, Erda, subject to a bankruptcy been appointed Personal SUMMONS BY PUBLI- South Main Street, as to the distribution of Agenda for the LEPC Johnson Cattle Co. Et Tooele City Council Ap- Tooele County, Utah, de- filing, a payoff, a rein- Representative of the CATION Tooele, Utah 84074, an this money to the County meeting to be held Wed- al.) proving an Agreement scribed as follows: statement or any other above-entitled estate. IN THE THIRD JUDI- answer in writing to the Commission. Since its nesday, February 28th, 8. Quirk Street Trail. Styled “Fatpot Mapview, COMMENCING AT A condition that would Creditors of the estate CIAL DISTRICT COURT Complaint in the above inception, the program 2007 at 1:30 p.m. in the 9. Considerations of Mobile, and Records REBAR MARKING THE cause the cancellation of are hereby P2603G_Ad_225x5.qxpnotified to (1) OF SALT LAKE COUN- entitled 1/9/07 case, and to6:10 has benefited PM the Page com- 1 EOC Conference Room, grazing lease renewal- Management System SOUTHWEST CORNER this sale. Further, if any deliver or mail their writ- TY, STATE OF UTAH. serve upon or mail to munities of Tooele Coun- Tooele County Court- Holly Christley. ‘RMS’ License Agree- OF SECTION 28, of these conditions exist, ten claims to the person- Third District Court, Scott a. Broadhead, ty and the tourism indus- house. 10. Consideration of ment” with Fatpot Tech- TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, this sale will be null and al representative at the 450 South State Street, plaintiff’s attorney, 250 try, which is the statutory 1. Welcome – Chairman, Building Inspection con- nologies, Inc. RANGE 4 WEST, SALT void, the successful bidd- address above; (2) deliv- Salt Lake City, Utah South Main Street, P.O. beneficiary of the tax. LEPC tract. Presented by Ron Kirby LAKE BASE AND MERI- er's funds shall be re- er or mail their written 84114. Box 87, Tooele, Utah, (Published in the Tran- 2. Approve January 2007 11. Consideration of New 14. Minutes DIAN, FROM WHICH A turned, and the Trustee claims to the personal Yukio O Sato, Petition- 84074, a copy of said an- script Bulletin February minutes Business Licenses. February 7, 2007 (Work TOOELE COUNTY WIT- and the beneficiary shall representative's attorney er, vs. Yo H Sato, Re- swer within thirty (30) 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22 & 27, 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry 12. Consideration of Sal- Session) NESS MONUMENT not be liable to the suc- of record, William M. spondent. Summons days after service of this 2007) Shinton ary Increases. February 7, 2007 (City BEARS SOUTH cessful bidder for any Jeffs, at the following ad- 4. Review upcoming 13. Approval of the Bills Council) 89_36'00" WEST 458.24 damages. DATED: Janu- dress: 90 North 100 training 14. Council Updates and 15. Invoices FEET, AND A TOOELE ary 22, 2007 East, PO Box 888, Pro- 5. Ty Bailey, Emergency Information. Presented by Sharon COUNT MONUMENT FIRST SOUTHWEST- vo, Utah 84603; or (3) Services 15. Adjourn. Dawson MARKING THE SOUTH ERN TITLE AGENCY file their written claims 6. New Business Wendy Palmer 16. Mayor’s Report QUARTER CORNER OF OF UTAH, INC. LUCY with the Clerk of the Dis- 7. Next meeting-Wed- City Recorder 17. Adjourn SAID SECTION BEARS DENLEY, Asst. Vice trict Court in Tooele nesday, March 28th, In compliance with the Sharon A. Dawson NORTH 89_39'21" EAST President Successor County, at 47 South 2007 American with Disability Tooele City Recorder/ 2643.56 FEET; THENCE Trustee 10701 South Main Street, Tooele, 8. Adjourn Act, Grantsville City will RDA Secretary NORTH 00_11'15" River Front Parkway, Utah, 84074, or other- Harry Shinton accommodate reasona- Pursuant to the Ameri- WEST ALONG THE #110 South Jordan, UT wise present their claims LEPC Chairman ble requests to assist the can with Disabilities Act, WEST LINE OF SAID 84095 Telephone: (801) as required by Utah law (Published in the Tran- disabled to participate in Individuals Needing Spe- SECTION 1271.80 FEET 302-3058 Facsimile: within three months after script Bulletin February meetings. Request for cial Accommodations TO A POINT FROM (801) 254-1649 06- the date of the first publi- 20 & 22, 2007) assistance may be made Should Notify Sharon A. WHICH A TOOELE 6967/Rose, Douglas S cation of this notice or be by calling City Hall at Dawson, Tooele City Re- MONUMENT MARKING & Sylvia L; P273393 forever barred. NOTICE OF PRO- least 3 days in advance corder, at 843-2110 prior THE NORTHWEST (Published in the Tran- Date of first publication: POSED TUITION IN- of the meeting that will to the meeting. TDD CORNER BEARS script Bulletin February February 20, 2007. CREASE be attended by calling Phone Number 843-2108 NORTH 00_11'15" 13, 20 & 27, 2007) /S/ William M. Jeffs The Salt Lake - Tooele 884-3411. (Published in the Tran- WEST 4027.59 FEET; William M. Jeffs, Applied Technology Col- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February THENCE NORTH NOTICE OF TRUST- Attorney for Personal lege is proposing to in- script Bulletin February 20, 2007) 89_27'00" EAST FOR EE'S SALE Representative crease tuition rates. 20, 2007) 2223.81 FEET TO THE The following described JEFFS & JEFFS, P.C. This would be an in- PUBLIC NOTICE OF POINT OF BEGINNING; real property will be sold 90 North 100 East crease of 4%, which is PUBLIC NOTICE MEETING AND AGEN- THENCE CONTINUING at public auction to the P.O. Box 888 an increase of 5¢ per Notice is hereby given DA NORTH 89_27'00" EAST highest bidder, purchase Provo, Utah 84603 hour for a full-time resi- that the Tooele City Tooele County Plan- 278.52 FEET; THENCE price payable in lawful Telephone: (801) 373- dent student. Council will meet in a ning Commission SOUTH 00_19'00" EAST money of the United 8848 All concerned students Work Session on Wed- The Tooele County Plan- FOR 442.96 FEET; States of America at the Facsimile: (801) 373- and citizens are invited nesday, February 21, ning Commission will THENCE SOUTH time of sale, at the north- 8878 to a public hearing on the 2007, at the hour of 5:00 hold a public hearing on 89_27'00" WEST FOR ern most, of the two west (Published in the Tran- proposed increase to be P.M. The meeting will be February 21, 2007 at 278.52 FEET; THENCE entrances of the Tooele script Bulletin February held at the Salt Lake – held at the Tooele City 7:00 p.m. in the Auditori- NORTH 00_19'00" County Courthouse, 20, 27 & March 6, 2007) Tooele Applied Technol- Hall Large Conference um at the Tooele County WEST FOR 442.96 a/k/a the Third Judicial ogy College, 1655 E. Room located at 90 Courthouse, 47 South FEET TO THE POINT District Court, 47 South NOTICE TO CONTRAC- 3300 S., room 1, on Feb- North Main Street, Main, Tooele, Utah. OF BEGINNING. Main, Tooele, Utah, on TORS ruary 26, 2007, at 1:30 Tooele, Utah. PUBLIC MEETING: Said sale will be made Monday, March 12, The Utah Department of p.m. 1. Bim Oliver Presenta- 1. Roll Call without any covenant or 2007, at the hour of Transportation is adver- (Published in the Tran- tion 2. Approval of meeting warranty, expressed or 10:00 a.m. of that day for tising for bids for the fol- script Bulletin February 2. Discussion of Double minutes from February 7, implied, pursuant to the the purpose of foreclos- lowing projects. 15 & 20, 2007) Frontage Lots 2007 power of sale conferred ing a deed of trust exe- All project bidding infor- 3. Strategic Planning 3. CUP #07-00100003 in said Trust Deed. cuted by Lance L. mation, including Specifi- PUBLIC NOTICE Sharon A. Dawson Bonnie Plants – Green- Bidders must be pre- McCubbins and Gillian cations and Plans, can NOTICE IS HEREBY Tooele City Recorder house distribution center pared to tender to the Denise McCubbins in fa- be viewed, downloaded, GIVEN THAT the Tooele Pursuant to the Ameri- 4. Public Hearing trustee $5,000 at the vor of Republic Mort- and printed from UDOT's City Council will meet in can with Disabilities Act, 5. REZ #07-03000001 sale, and the balance of gage, a division of Old Project Development a public hearing and Individuals Needing Spe- Daniel Jenkins – Sec. 29 the purchase price by Kent Mortgage Compa- Construction Bid Open- Business meeting sched- cial Accommodations T 5S R 6W – MU-40 to 12:00 noon the day fol- ny, covering real proper- ing Information website, uled for Wednesday, Should Notify Sharon A. A-20 lowing the sale. Both ty located at approxi- http://www.udot.utah.gov February 21 in the hour I OWE Dawson, Tooele City Re- payments must be in the mately 727 North 350 /index.php/m=c/tid=319. YOU! 6. Adjourn Public Hear- of 7:00 PM. The meeting That’s right, Uncle Sam could owe you money. If you paid corder, at 843-2110 prior ing and Reopen Public form of a cashier's West, Tooele, Tooele To bid on UDOT proj- will be held at Tooele to the meeting. TDD Meeting check. Cash is not ac- County, Utah, and more ects, bidders must use federal excise tax on long-distance phone service during City Hall in the City Phone Number 843-2108 7. Public Concerns & ceptable. particularly described as: UDOT's Electronic Bid Council Chambers, locat- (Published in the Tran- Other Business DATED this 30th day of LOT 38, COPPER CAN- System (EBS). The EBS the last three years, you may be eligible for a telephone ed at 90 N Main Street, script Bulletin February 8. Adjournment January, 2007. YON PHASE 1 SUBDI- software and EBS train- Tooele, Utah. tax refund. The standard refund is $30 to $60 and for some 20, 2007) Dated this 15th day of Matt C. Osborne, Suc- VISION AMENDED ing schedules are also Public Hearing and Mo- February, 2007 cessor Trustee PLAT, ACCORDING TO available on this website. people, who had large phone bills, it could be even more. tion on 8 feet right of way PUBLIC NOTICE Mary Dixon, Secretary OSBORNE & BARN- THE OFFICIAL PLAT Project information can vacation on Berra Blvd. Notice is hereby given Go to IRS.gov for details. Or dial 1-800-829-4477 and select Tooele County Plan- HILL, P.C. THEREOF, AS RE- also be reviewed at the (Published in the Tran- that the Tooele City ning Commission 11576 South State CORDED IN THE OF- main office in Salt Lake script Bulletin January Council and the Tooele recorded tax topic #611. (Published in the Tran- Street, Bldg. 204 FICE OF THE COUNTY City, the offices of its Re- 30, February 6, 13 & 20, City Redevelopment script Bulletin February Draper, Utah 84020 RECORDER. 12-100-0- gions, and its District offi- 2007) Agency will meet in a 20, 2007) 801/571-2555 0038 ces in Price, Richfield, Joint Business Meeting (Published in the Tran- The current beneficiary and Cedar City. on Wednesday, February script Bulletin February of the trust deed is Mort- If project Specifications TOOELE TRANSCRIPT 21, 2007 at the hour of Place Your Ad Here 6, 13 & 20, 2007) gage Electronic Registra- and Plans cannot be ULLETIN B 7:00 P.M. The meeting Call 882-0050 tion Systems, Inc., and printed from the website, B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 20, 2007

done.’” had experience in the spotlight were done on stage. In 2004 p.m., lasts about 90 minutes Lopez, Elle Powell, Jessica Joseph This gives the show a little as he is fresh off the stage when she directed “Seussical: and tickets are $7 or $5 for THS Glover, Kate Marshall, Melinda continued from page B1 something for almost every fan from his portrayal of Lancelot The Musical” a helicopter came students with an activity card. Ahlstrom, Molly McRae, Seine of a particular music genre and in THS’s “Camelot” last fall. on stage for a few seconds dur- Reservations can be made by Tautua’a, Diana Heder, Elora Poulson as the special effects the opportunity for LaForge Stewart said he’s excited to ing one scene. These props add calling 833-1978 ext. 2189. McGovern, Kaitlyn Dahl, Kenna director and costume direc- to experiment, she added. For play Joseph because it is a that special element of mystery Other cast members include: Stewart, Mikal Giles, Natalie tor Sam Cox are all working instance, in some productions complete role reversal from to the stage, she said. Ben Kiser, Bobby Hathaway, Haight, Trish Cox, Cassidy extremely hard to put together of “Joseph” LaForge has seen Lancelot adding that he “gets “I talked to people all the time Rylee Bresee, Sal Maciel, Sam Morris, Tessa Woodruff, a spectacular show. LaForge’s a children’s choir used for the to smile a lot.” Although after I did ‘The Miracle Worker’ Mitchell, Sutton McAffee, Alex Fish, Dallin Lund, Tyler assistant director for Joseph is opening and closing numbers. “Camelot” and “Joseph” differ who wanted to know how Trent Andrus, Zach Jensen, Jai Boehmer, Kyle Stringham, Jackson Martinez with Thomas So she decided that would be in tone and style, Stewart said the pump with running water Knighton, Michael Johnson, Celsea Smaellie, Ashley Little, Campbell serving as stage man- a fun element to add to this the show is a lot of fun. worked. It was only onstage Donovan Crane, Michael Christine LaRue, Alex Boehmer ager. She also has a great deal show. “This play is going to be an for a brief amount of time but it Taylor, Steven Witte, Courtney and Renee Adams. of help from Michael and Carol Dancing goes along with each amazing production which will was something people remem- Jensen who do advertising and musical number with the cast rival ‘Camelot,’” he added. ber,” LaForge said. concessions. Randy Barker performing soft shoe, country LaForge agrees that “Joseph” For “Joseph,” LaForge has from General Theatric Supply, dancing and ‘60s go-go danc- will be a wonderful show that spent a great deal of time mak- who installed the lighting sys- ing. It has been a bit of a chal- is sure to draw the commu- ing a sarcophagus and sphinx tem at the THS auditorium, will lenge for Giles who has been nity into the THS auditorium. that will be talked about after be designing the lighting for the choreographer of most of LaForge directed “Joseph” in the show. The sarcophagus is the show. LaForge’s productions. 1996 and is excited to bring it taking the most amount of time “Joseph and the Amazing “Each song is different even back to the stage. right now, she said, but it’s Technicolor Dreamcoat” — though the same rhythm is With musicals in the fall, the something people will remem- which was written by Andrew used throughout. Each one has cast and crew have from ber. Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice a different flavor,” Giles said. September until November to LaForge hopes people will — is a world-renowned musi- The story is told through two prepare for the opening, but in walk away from “Joseph and cal telling the story of the “coat narrators — played by Lindsey the spring a mere month and a the Amazing Technicolor of many colors” from the Bible. Mogensen and Jessica Cooper half are spent rehearsing. But, Dreamcoat” feeling they have Although LaForge is not sure if — which begins like a children’s just because she isn’t as “fresh” just witnessed something mag- “Joseph” can be categorized as story with the audience being as she is in the fall, LaForge’s ical. The visual “eye candy” of a “rock opera” it is all singing introduced to Jacob, played by commitment shows. the show will keep the audi- and all dancing. Jack Reid, and his 12 sons. The “I don’t want to skimp on any- ence interested and entertained “Webber wrote in a variety brothers are jealous of Joseph thing,” LaForge said in regards during the show. of musical styles including a because of his father’s prefer- to scenery or props. “Joseph and the Amazing country-western piece and a ence for him and his multi-col- This is where LaForge’s magi- Technicolor Dreamcoat” runs disco number,” LaForge said. ored coat. They sell Joseph as cal touch comes into effect. Feb. 22, 23, 24, 26 and 27 at “The beauty of ‘Joseph’ is the a slave to Potiphar, played by She said she’s had many peo- the Tooele High School audi- freedom as a director, to do Jeff Spafford, an Egyptian mil- ple ask her how certain things torium. The show starts at 7 what you want. The authors lionaire with a flirtatious wife, don’t even say, ‘this is how it’s played by Camber Stoddard. Joseph is a dream interpreter and is brought to the Pharaoh, played by Spencer Jensen, to interpret his dream. Joseph is put in charge of carrying out his interpretation — seven plentiful years followed by seven famine years. While Joseph’s interpretation leads Egypt to store food, Joseph’s brothers face starvation from the famine. They head to Egypt in search of food, unaware that Joseph, the brother they sold as a slave, is the one from whom they are seeking help. The play ends on a happy note as Joseph and his father are reunited. Stewart playing Joseph has

photography / Troy Boman photography / Karen Hunt Without help from Joseph in Egypt, brothers Dan (Sal Maciel), Benjamin Joseph (Kent Stewart) is sold into slavery by his brothers and eventu- (Sam Mitchell) and Isaachar (Michael Johnson) would face starvation during ally rises to become second in power to pharaoh. the famine.

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