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Keeping pets safe through summer See A3 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN May 18, 2010 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 116 NO. 101 50¢ TEACHER OF THE YEAR Supreme Court clears way for G-ville vs. Tooele trial by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Grantsville City’s nine-year-old breach of contract lawsuit against Tooele City may go to a jury trial after all following a decision by the Utah Supreme Court to return the case to 3rd District Court. In a unanimous opinion issued Friday, the Supreme Court granted legal standing to Grantsville and returned several issues in the lawsuit to the district court, while also upholding a portion of the district court’s dismissals in the case. Overall, the decision represents a small victory for Grantsville in the costly and long-running legal battle between Tooele County’s two largest municipalities. Tooele City officials had hoped the case would end with the Supreme Court. The lawsuit stems from Tooele’s sale of 1,700 acres of former Tooele Army Depot property for $15 million in 1999 and centers on ques- Maegan Burr tions of what Tooele promised to do in a Grantsville Junior High School teacher Corey Grua talks to his first-hour class Tuesday morning about the core test that they took the day before. Grua was named Tooele County written agreement the city signed with the School District Teacher of the Year. Tooele County Council of Governments, the Tooele County Economic Development Corporation, and Tooele County before tak- ing possession of the property. In the Supreme Court opinion, authored by Justice Jill Parrish, the court states that A Learner First the 3rd District Court erred in 2007 when Judge Mark Kouris dismissed Grantsville’s claims for breach of contract. The opinion County’s top educator brings passion, creativity and a lifetime also said the district court erred in limiting Grantsville’s contractual claim to Tooele’s of experience to teaching language and literature failure to share the proceeds of the prop- erty sale. by Tim Gillie Salt Lake City, was studying tele- he wanted work that involved help- He said the honor could have gone to Parrish wrote, “However, Grantsville STAFF WRITER communications at the University of ing people and set his heart on a any of his colleagues. argues that its breach of contract claim was Utah with dreams of owning his own career in education. “There are so many fine schools based on the broader premise that Tooele Corey Grua might never have radio and television stations before Last week, that career culminated in this county and each one is full City and the [Tooele] redevelopment agen- become a teacher if he hadn’t served he left on his mission. But his time in being named the Tooele County of outstanding teachers,” Grua said. cy breached the interlocal agreement by an LDS mission among the American with the Indian tribes opened his School District Teacher of the Year. “At least that is the corollary I make failing to conduct any development on the Indians on the plains of Oklahoma eyes to their social issues, financial Grua has taught school for 17 when thinking about the teachers base property and by improperly retain- back in 1969. struggles, and fight to preserve their years, the last six at Grantsville Junior ing the proceeds from its sale. The district Grua, who grew up in Vernal and culture and traditions. Grua decided High School teaching language arts. SEE LEARNER PAGE A6 ➤ SEE COURT PAGE A3 ➤

Realtor numbers A PRETTY GREAT STATE stop declining Statistics could be another indicator housing market is strengthening Maegan Burr SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX by Tim Gillie Banker Residential Brokerage. Dugway High School The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:09 a.m. 8:42 p.m. STAFF WRITER “Some Realtors9 that weren’t senior Bre Nichols Thursday 6:08 a.m. 8:43 p.m. selling homes7 got out of8 the7 (center) clears a Friday 6:08 a.m. 8:44 p.m. 6 6 6 Saturday 6:07 a.m. 8:45 p.m. Realtor ranks that were thinned business.” One of the newest hurdle during the Sunday 6:06 a.m. 8:46 p.m. dramatically by a housing market agents to start selling homes in UHSAA state 1A 300- Monday 6:05 a.m. 8:47 p.m. slowdown in recent years appear Tooele CountyWed Thu is Fri Terry Sat Barton. Sun Mon Tue meter hurdle finals Tuesday 6:05 a.m. 8:48 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ Saturday at Brigham The Moon Rise Set to be holding steady this year. Barton hasnumber, been the greater selling the need for homes eye and skin Wednesday 11:45 a.m. 1:13 a.m. At the end of 2007, there were now for protection.two months0-2 Low; 3-5 with Moderate; Equity 6-7 High; 8-10 Young University. Thursday 12:58 p.m. 1:45 a.m. 179 Realtors in Tooele County, Real EstateVery High; - 11+ Hoff, Extreme a Salt Lake- Nichols became the Friday 2:09 p.m. 2:14 a.m. reigning champion in Saturday 3:20 p.m. 2:42 a.m. according to the Tooele County based Real Estate firm. ALMANAC the event. Two other Sunday 4:31 p.m. 3:09 a.m. Board of Realtors. That num- BartonStatistics manages for the week Cottage ending May 17.Glen, Sun and areas of low A blend of sun and Mostly cloudy and Breezy and colder Cool with times of Considerable Monday 5:42 p.m. 3:38 a.m. ber fell Cloudyto 160 to partlyin May sunny 2008, and an assistedTemperatures living facility during Tooele County high Tuesday 6:53 p.m. 4:10 a.m. clouds clouds breezy with sun and clouds clouds and sun cloudiness school track athletes dropped further to 140 by May the day, High/Lowand works past week part-time on 78/39 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 71/45 were crowned state 64 47 71 48 69 41 50 35 54 402009. However,60 45 this spring68 the 48evenings and weekends selling Average temp past week 53.3 champs. See related count held relatively steady at real estate.Normal average temp past week 57.7 story on A10. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER142 Realtors. “It is aDaily second Temperatures income for me,”High Low May 20 May 27 June 4 June 12 Shown is Wednesday’s “Last year we went through Barton said. “I haven’t sold my75 78 Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 67 Wednesday night’s lows and a shakedown,” said Brad first home yet, but I 61 have listed AccuWeather, Inc. ©2010 54 58 Wednesday’s highs. Sutton, managing broker of 49 the Tooele office of Coldwell SEE REALTOR PAGE A5 ➤ 53 UTAH WEATHER 39 42 40 42 45 43 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 63/41 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 69/51 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B5 65/39 68/51 66/49 66/49 9.23 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park 7.04 65/48 Erda 66/49 Getting dirty New Tooele OBITUARIES A6 Grantsville Vernal 66/48 Pine Canyon 0.63 0.55 1.10 1.35 OPEN FORUM A4 Salt Lake City 66/39 66/49 55/40 wi th a County Fire Tooele 66/49 Bauer 64/47 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 63/46 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D rockhound Warden blazes Provo Roosevelt 64/47 69/40 See forward 64/45 Stockton See B1 Price Complete 64/46 66/41 High See A2 Nephi Forecast Rush Valley 65/41 64/44 Ophir Moderate on A9 55/39 Low Delta Manti Absent 71/43 64/41 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 74/47 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 66/45 67/42 Moab 66/41 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 73/47 Beaver 76/46 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 69/40 Ibapah 63/42 24-hour 68/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 68/40 66/41 at Grantsville 1.37 -0.01 83/58 Kanab 73/45 Eureka 61/40 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.52 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 New county fire warden to fight for firefighters by Sarah Miley Forestry, Fire and State Lands. incident management courses STAFF WRITER Christensen, 36, who grew up in and function as an incident com- Sandy, drove garbage trucks for mander on a lot of different types Tooele County’s new fire war- about 8 1/2 years before getting of fires.” den hopes to enhance firefighter into firefighting a decade ago. Christensen said his main training and increase compensa- “Fire is what I always wanted focus as county fire warden is tion for local fire departments. to do,” he said. “The opportunity emphasizing training for fire- Paul Christensen took over just never presented itself and fighters. as county fire warden last when it finally did I took advan- “I’m a firm believer that with March after his predecessor, tage of it. I knew that I wanted fire you practice how you play,” Roice Arnold, was promoted to to be a firefighter, but honestly he said. “You’ve got to have a Wasatch Front fire management growing up I couldn’t have told good understanding of what you officer with the state Division of you where the local fire station are doing and what you need to was, so it was kind of going out do to prevent any loss of life or on a limb for me.” property. Fire has kind of evolved Christensen’s fire experi- from just finding somebody who CORRECTIONS ence now includes working on will run into a building or a wild- a FEMA contract Type 2 initial land fire. It’s actually become a attack handcrew — when he left very scientific type of career, so In the May 6 article “4- he was a squad leader and ran I’m pretty pro-education when it H youth practice etiquette lead chain-saw — and serving comes to that.” skills with Sostanza dinner,” as a part-time firefighter/EMT Christensen said many fire the term “dysfunctional intermediate with the Layton City departments do their own in- families” was improperly Fire Department for six years, an house training, but he would applied. The 4-H mentoring EMT intermediate for two years like to see more training involv- program is a prevention pro- at Gold Cross Ambulance, and ing multiple agencies working gram designed to enhance two years at South Ogden City together in the county. the developmental assets of Fire. He’s currently been with the “That introduction and time at-risk youth and to provide state division of Forestry, Fire spent working together inside of another healthy support sys- and State Lands for four years. the classroom will prevail in the tem. The Transcript-Bulletin Christensen also teaches at field,” he said. “There will start Maegan Burr apologizes for the error. Davis Applied Technology College to be more relationships based Tooele County Fire Warden Paul Christensen stands in the foothills of Grantsville Monday afternoon. Christensen hopes to as one of the lead fire instructors around trust and understand- improve firefighter training and funding for local fire departments. for wildland fire and has done ing.” adjunct instruction for structure Christensen added he would In the May 13 article, fires and emergency medical ser- like to increase coordination involved in any potential wild- year. There’s a lot of things that extinguished, contacting local “Marshall pushes for I-80 vices. He most recently worked among local fire departments. land or catastrophic event,” he would have to fall into place for authorities to find out if they route,” Grantsville Mayor at Lone Peak Conservation “It is one of the higher fire load said. “It allows them to func- that to happen.” can burn, and being careful with Brent Marshall’s position Center — a fire management counties annually in the state, tion and utilize fire suppression Specifically to prepare for this summertime fireworks. on Rocky Mountain Power’s program with the state Division so there are a lot of opportuni- funds that would not normally fire season, Christensen said “Being aware is really the key proposed Mona-to-Oquirrh of Forestry, Fire and State Lands ties for smaller departments to be accessible.” fire officials have been working factor,” he said, “because most transmission project was — for three years as an engine have a cohesive relationship with He added it’s wildland spe- on and maintaining a couple of people, when they stop and misrepresented. Marshall captain running a Type 6 engine. each other, the Forest Service, cific. fuel breaks in Terra and Ibapah, think about it for a second, can wants the line to run through As county fire warden with the the BLM and the state,” he said. “It allows them to respond focusing on burn permits — what pretty much tell if it’s going to be Skull Valley and link up with state Division of Forestry, Fire “I really want to get it where all to these brush fires and receive is being burned and when — and a problem or not.” a substation on I-80. The and State Lands, Christensen of us are on the same page and compensation and have an some fire departments have been Christensen said coming in Transcript-Bulletin apologiz- basically functions as a liaison know what the right hand’s doing umbrella of some kind where talking to residents about differ- from a different county gives him es for the error. between federal, state, county when the left hand’s in motion.” they can replace damaged equip- ent prevention programs. a different perspective that may and city governments. Christensen is also pushing for ment that’s been damaged on “When it comes to the fire be a benefit. “Anything to do with forestry, reimbursement for fire suppres- the incident,” Christensen said. season, it’s a gamble in a lot of “In a way it’s kind of nice fire and state lands kind of comes sion services outside of a depart- “I want to see these folks get a ways,” he said. “We try to focus because I did come from Davis back through me in a round- ment’s jurisdictional responsibil- little more of what they need to on the prevention, but a lot of it County and so I really didn’t have about way,” he said. ity. He has already gotten signed do the job effectively and safely. is weather related and it doesn’t a whole lot of mindset or bias,” That can include being made memoranda of understand- That’s my biggest concern, just take very much for a roadside fire he said. “Ultimately my objec- BUSINESS BRIEFS aware of fuel-reduction efforts, ings from all the departments maintaining safety for people.” to start. If the wind gets a hold of tive was to come out and try and The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes and providing training to people in the county. The agreement Chistensen couldn’t predict it like it did with the I-80 [fire in do what was going to be best for news items from the local busi- in municipal departments and is between the state, local fire what this summer’s fire season March], it can really make some the people that live and work in ness community of 150 words or county government. departments and the county. would bring. headway quick. We’re just trying this county and that’s still my less. Businesses can send news “I kind of work in a capacity “It attaches the local authori- “I know the fuels that we have to make sure that folks are aware objective and I don’t foresee that of awards, promotions, internal similar to a training officer,” he ties to what is called the annu- in the county are real thick and that we’re coming into that time changing.” milestones, new business ven- said. “During the summer, one al operating plan or master the potential for fires is there,” here.” [email protected] tures, new hires, relocations, part- of my primary goals is fire sup- plan, and that is an agreement he said. “If the elements line up He urges people to be care- nerships, major transactions and pression and incident manage- between the state, Forest Service, appropriately, we could have an ful in the outdoors — making other items to Missy Thompson via ment, so I’ve taken quite a few BLM, FEMA — anybody that’s average or above-average fire sure campfires are completely e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074. State struggling to beat back bass at Grantsville Reservoir ���������������� ������� by Sarah Miley to come to grips with the illegal as well. � STAFF WRITER movement of fish into waters as “We see a piranha every year in �������������� the problem becomes more preva- the Jordan River that people turn Officials with the Utah Division lent. loose from aquariums,” he said. �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ of Wildlife Resources have a mes- Cushing said the DWR is cur- “And we’ve seen a number of alli- sage for anglers at Grantsville rently trying to work with some gators that show up or that came ������ Reservoir: Catch a bass? You must groups and legislators to stiffen the from aquariums.” ����������� ���������� kill it. penalty for illegally stocking fish. In addition, northern pike, bur- ������������ ��������������� “We’ve had a lot of fish show up “What we’d like to do is make bot and yellow perch have also ��������������� ������������������� in Utah that were illegally moved it a felony and whoever is caught become problematic in some areas �������������� ���������������� into Utah and illegally moved from illegally moving fish has to pay for of the state. ��������������� ������������ water to water,” said Drew Cushing, restitution,” he said. “If the DWR [email protected] ��������� warmwater sport fish coordinator was to go in and kill all the small- ������������ ������ for the DWR. “Some of those are mouth bass to restore that fish- ������������ ������������� really devastating to our fisheries.” ery, it would probably cost several Tooele ������������ ��������������������� That includes the smallmouth hundred thousand dollars to do ������������ ������������ bass that began showing up in it with manpower and chemicals. ��������������� ����������� Grantsville Reservoir about three We can’t afford to keep doing that ����������� ������������ years ago, he said. so the thought is if we can stiffen “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” ������������ ������������ “Those fish showed up in the penalty, catch somebody, and 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. Grantsville reservoir illegally,” he force them to pay for restitution, ������������ ������������ (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 said. “An angler went to perhaps maybe people wouldn’t be so will- Maegan Burr ����������� Tickets are now available online Utah Lake or Jordanelle Reservoir ing to do it anymore.” Miff Bishop fishes in the Grantsville Reservoir Monday afternoon. The Utah ������������� �������������������� www.movieswest.com and caught some smallmouth The illegal movement of fish is a Division of Wildlife Resources is encouraging those who fish in the reservoir to ����������� ����������������� bass, put them in a cooler and problem in other areas of the state kill any bass they catch. May 14 - 20 ���������������� ����������������� hauled them to Grantsville.” �������������� ����������������� He added, “It was illegally ���������� ����������������� moved there and we did not want ROBIN HOOD ������������� ���������������������� to see whoever did that benefit by Now Open in Grantsville!! DLY ...... 4:05, 7:05, 9:55 ��������������� that act, so in that instance it may FRI/SAT ... 12:05, 4:05, 7:05, 9:55 �������������� ����������������� or may not have been something SUN ...... 12:05, 4:05, 7:05 (PG-13) ������������� �������������� that’s detrimental to the fishery, ������������ �������������� but it’s definitely not good for the ������������ ������������� rainbow trout in there. Before it NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET was just rainbow trout, and now 1/2 lb Double DLY ...... 4:25, 7:15, 9:35 ���������� there’s competition between rain- FRI/SAT ... 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:15, 9:35 ����������� ���������������� UN bow trout and smallmouth bass, S ...... 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:15 (R) ������������ ����������������� Cheese so there’s less food to go around for ����������� �������� $ 99Includes the rainbow trout.” ���������������� �������������� Fries & URRY ENGEANCE Cushing said the message the Combo F V ������������� ������������������� Medium DWR is trying to get across is it’s DLY ...... 4:35, 7:00, 9:15 ������������� ����������������� Drink not the job of a private citizen to FRI/SAT ... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:00, 9:15 ������������������������������������������ stock Utah’s waters for fishing. SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:00 (PG) �������������������������������������������������� “The more times that we have ����������������������������������������������� 5 fish show up in a reservoir like that ����������������������������������������������� earn points — illegally — it makes our job that Get a IRON MAN 2 ���������������������������������� for free Rewards ��������������������������������������������� much more difficult,” he said. food and Card! DLY ...... 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 ��������������������������������������������� Cushing doesn’t have popula- FRI/SAT ... 12:25, 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 ��������������������������������������������� merchandise ����������������������������������������� tion counts on bass at Grantsville SUN ...... 12:25, 4:15, 7:05 (PG-13) ������������������������������������������������� Reservoir, but he said despite the ������������ kill regulation being in place for �������������������������������������� three years now, their numbers are 490 N. 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DLY ...... 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 �������������������������������������������� “We do encourage people to go FRI/SAT ... 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 ����������������������������������������������� out there to catch them and if they SUN ...... 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 (PG) �������������������������������������������� STARTS FRIDAY — ������������������������ catch them, take them all home,” Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:00 Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:00 PG ‘DEATH AT A FUNERAL’ (R) ������������� he said. “I think the people who Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 Ends Thursday �������������������������� illegally introduced it for whatever PG-13 OCEANS ������������ Amanda Seyfried, Venessa Redgrave Jennifer Lopez DLY ...... 4:30, 7:05, 9:25 ����������������������� reason viewed that as an attractive fish they’d like out there. We don’t FRI/SAT ... 12:05, 2:25, 4:30, 7:05, 9:25 ������������������������������������ Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! want it to be something that they SUN ...... 12:05, 2:25, 4:30, 7:05 �������������������������������� Letters to Juliet No Credit/Debit cards The Back-Up Plan (G) or Checks Accepted ����������������������������������� can benefit from.” 882-2273 ������������������������� Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | 5pm Matinee $5 Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | 5pm Matinee $5 Our Box Office opens daily 20 min. Cushing added there is no way 111 N. Main, Tooele before first show starts. Show times are ������������������������������������������ subject to change without notice. that the regulation will take care $ $ $ ������������������������������������ of the bass biologically. It’s just a Admission- Adults 7 | Child 1 | Senior 5 MOTOR VU THURS • FRI • SAT 9:15 FM Radio Required for Sound All shows before 6pm $550 ��������������������������������������������� pm $ 50 $ 50 social message. After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 ������������������������������������������� $ 50 He said the division is trying PG PG-13 Seniors (over 65) 5 ����������������������������������� Percy Jackson Clash of the Titans The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele FAMILY FILM FESTIVAL MAY 28-30 All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens A3

TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 High temperatures, vacations can be difficult for pets by Emma Penrod for heat stroke every summer, said. ents who vacation with their pets have your animals properly vac- to avoid leaving pets in hot vehi- CORRESPONDENT Gowans said only about 50 per- If a vacation is in the sum- frequently, Gowans has also seen cinated, and consider tick and cles for any duration of time. cent are ever brought back to mer plan, Gowans said it would several instances where travel flea prevention. It’s just proper “Even a quick 30-minute lunch At 4 p.m. on Saturday, the proper health. be wise to find a pet-sitter or a didn’t sit well with an animal. planning.” can be devastating to your pet,” Tooele City Police Department “If you’re going into really high willing neighbor if the pets can’t “Make sure they stay with a But proper planning, Gowans Gowans said. received an anonymous com- temperatures, your pets need the come along. consistent type of food,” he said. stressed, includes finding ways plaint about a barking dog. When same shade and access to water Pet-sitting can have other “We see animals that were taken officers arrived at the scene, they as humans,” he said. benefits as well, according to on vacation, didn’t get a normal found the dog, but not its own- And though Gowans said Karen Christiansen or Tooele- diet, and then the animal some- ers, who had apparently left either bringing pets along on based Love ‘em and Leave ‘em times gets a little sick.” their animal alone, according to vacation or leaving them home Pet Sitting. He added, “Be prepared for $ Tooele City Police. is fine and up to the owner, he “It’s easier for the animal,” the area that you are going to. Complete Denture 400 This scenario can become added pets should never be left she said. “I can take care of pills If you’re going camping, always per plate more common in the summer alone and unsupervised. or whatever the animal needs. months, when sunny weather “You need to have someone People see someone coming and draws pet owners away on vaca- come and check a couple times a going, so the house doesn’t look tion. Some pet owners choose day to make sure they have food deserted.” $ to bring their pets along, while and water,” Gowans said. “I don’t For example, Christiansen Immediate Denture 450 others leave them at home. But think it’s a safe alternative to just said in one instance she took a per plate, extractions not inc. no matter what choice vacation- leave your animals outside and goat she was pet-sitting to the vet ers make, or even if one chooses take off.” when she discovered it limping to stay home entirely, local vet- Gowans said it’s important to on three legs. It turned out the $ erinarians say preventing heat check up on pets two to three goat had injured its hoof and was partials stroke is key in any situation. times a day to prevent problems in need of antibiotics. For that Flexible Valplast 500 According to veterinarian that can occur. Even with once-a- reason, Christiansen said she Gary Gowans of the Countryside day visits, Gowans said mishaps always keeps emergency infor- Now Open Fridays Animal Clinic in Tooele, temper- can still happen that jeopardize mation on hand. M. Jim Shelton, LCSW *Coupon required for atures in the high 90s and up can the animal’s health. If traveling with a furry friend • Mental Health Counseling •Bishop Referrals Welcome discount. Exp 07/10/10. be harmful to animals if they are “If they tip over their water is preferred, Gowans said a lit- Teens• Adults • left without proper shade and bowl, they could go 24 hours tle planning can go a long way. Families•Marital water. Of the animals he treats without water on a hot day,” he Although he has had several cli- 14 N. Hale St. 185 N. Main Suite 701 Grantsville, 884-3476 � www.grantsvillefamilydental.com Tooele, Utah 84074 Phone: (435) 224-4390

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We disagree.” Both cities are awaiting a briefing by their legal counsel Join���������� Us in the at their city council meetings on Wednesday before determining their next course of action. “It would be premature to of the comment,” said Tooele City Blessing Mayor Patrick Dunlavy on Monday afternoon. “I have not had time to review the opinion.” Dunlavy said the city’s outside file / Troy Boman Monument counsel — Gainer Walldbillig of The Utah Industrial Depot, shown in this 2005 file photo, has been the center of the Salt Lake City-based firm a nearly 10-year Grantsville vs. Tooele lawsuit stemming from Tooele’s sale of the of Dyer Walldbillig — would former army base. The Utah Supreme Court unanimously agreed that Grantsville review the opinion with the city is entitled to a trial. to the council in a closed meeting on Unborn Wednesday. Vernon and Wendover. spent money to attract new busi- The Utah Open Meeting Act In 1999, the Tooele RDA nesses to the Utah Industrial allows for closed meetings for obtained title to the property Depot, with over 50 compa- th pm strategy sessions to discuss from the Army. The RDA then nies locating there, and that Thursday, May 20 • 3 pending or reasonably immi- sold 1,700 acres of the property the building of a new city hall, nent litigation. to a commercial developer for library and animal control facil- Ron Elton, Grantsville City $15 million and paid the pro- ity, as well as improvements to attorney, said Grantsville would ceeds to Tooele City. the clubhouse at Oquirrh Hills Tooele City Cemetary also have its legal counsel — Grantsville City opposed Golf Course, were all part of the Scott Lilja of the Salt Lake City- Tooele City’s use of the property city’s economic development based firm of VanCott, Bagley, and filed suit in 2001 for breach plan. Cornwall, and McCarthy — brief of contract in 3rd District Court. Tooele also said it paid sub- OPENING PRAYER & INTRODUCTION OF ATTENDEES the city council at its Wednesday Grantsville claimed Tooele had stantially for infrastructure by reverend Hernando Diaz meeting. failed to create a broad base of upgrades at the UID, including The case dates back to 1994 industrial jobs to replace the roads, water, and sewer, plus the when Tooele City, the Tooele 1,900 jobs lost in the county expenses of providing police and COMMENTS BY DEACON RICK HUFFMAN County Economic Development when the Tooele Army Depot fire protection. Corporation, Tooele County, and was realigned. Grantsville also The Supreme Court decision the Tooele County Council of alleged Tooele spent the pro- opens the way for Grantsville to Governments entered into an ceeds from the sale of the UID push the lawsuit to a jury trial in COMMENTS BY KYLE PALMER, CONFIRMATION interlocal agreement govern- only on projects in Tooele City, 3rd District Court. ing the development of prop- rather than on valleywide eco- In 2007, Tooele City Attorney COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON erty that was part of the Tooele nomic development. Roger Baker described the law- Army Depot before the 1993 The lawsuit was scheduled suit as “frivolous and baseless,” Base Realignment and Closure for a jury trial in March 2008. and said attempts to settle it out Commission downsized the base However, in November 2007, of court had been fruitless. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THOSE WHO DONATED by removing its maintenance Kouris dismissed the case, stat- The lawsuit has been costly THEIR SERVICES and general supply missions. ing that Grantsville had failed for both cities, which are now in Grantsville signed the agree- to provide sufficient evidence of the process of developing bud- ment as part of the council of breach of contract. Grantsville gets for the new fiscal year that governments — an organization appealed the decision and the starts in July. As of January 2009, COMMENTS BY BISHOP JOHN C WESTER composed of the Tooele County Utah Supreme Court agreed to Tooele City reported spending Commissioners and representa- hear the case. Oral arguments $1.5 million and Grantsville City tives of the Tooele County School were held on September 2009. $1 million in legal fees on the District, Tooele City, Grantsville, During those arguments, case. 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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Make preparations for wildfire prevention now Mid May might not seem like a logical time for worrying about wild- fires. After all, our landscape is at its greenest, with trees and plants budding and blooming beneath snowcapped peaks. But this is exactly the time of year to think about fire prevention, before temperatures soar and our high desert transforms from relatively lush to a powder keg of dry fuels. Wildfires are a fact of life in Tooele County. Sometimes, as with last year’s Big Pole fire, which was ignited by lightning and burned nearly 44,000 acres in Skull Valley and the Stansbury Mountains, there’s little that can be done to prevent a blaze. Increasingly, however, the interface between man and nature is being blamed for more of our local fires. One problem is more homes being built in remote areas near fire hazards and far from firefighting services. Last week’s shed fire in South Willow Canyon illustrates that particular danger well. Homeowners in these areas need to consult with fire prevention specialists to make sure they’ve created adequate fire breaks around their home. They also need LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to make sure they’re prepared to defend their homes — at least to a rea- sonable point. Having water resources on site helped some Skull Valley Greed threatens Stockton Bar officials need to consider — such as trad- ranchers save their homes during the Big Pole fire last year. And finally, Greed. The whole thing reeks of greed. ing property with Harper so he can reap LETTERS POLICY they need to have an evacuation plan if all else fails. Just look at the title: “Land swap may put a healthy profit. These are slippery state- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- Another problem to combat is wildfires sparked by recreationalists. Stockton Bar under threat once again” ments that were dealt with before Harper ters to the editor from readers. Letters Campers need to make sure they only build responsibly sized fires in (May 4). Harper Companies hopes to Construction raised its ugly head and must be no longer than 250 words, regulation pits and put them out completely, ATV riders should use cash in on a one-of-a-kind geologic trea- jumped into the fracas after the original civil in tone, written exclusively for the spark arrestors, and shooters should avoid shooting in areas of dry veg- sure and climatological feature of this owners had cut and run because they Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by etation or using tracer ammunition. Finally, firecrackers, sparklers and valley. I’m trying to envision what the bar knew they were wrong. Harper must be the writer’s name, address and phone flares have no place in our dry desert, particularly during the summer could look like after Harper is through held accountable for obeying the same number. Priority will be given to letters months. with it: Not a peaceful, majestic reminder laws as you and I. The city fathers don’t that refer to a recent article in the Thinking about wildfire safety sooner, rather than later, might not of our valley’s Lake Bonneville heritage, rush around the country to find property newspaper. All letters may be subject prevent all wildfires but it will spread broader awareness of how fragile but an empty, barren pit — a perpetual to make me happy, they don’t go behind to editing. our dry desert homeland can be. And it will make us all tread more cau- monument to the greed of a handful of closed to change the law just for me, tiously when we interact with those wild places this summer. individuals of a generation long since and they don’t lie to me by saying don’t Letters written to thank an individual or passed. It’s something to think about the worry about it because we have no plan organization should be submitted for next time a Harper truck flings a rock into to change things for at least 100 years. “Notes of Appreciation” your windshield. Harper bought the property after the Adam Jacobsen Readers who are interested in writing a Tooele county zoning committee said “no” to GUEST OPINION gravel and Tooele County Commissioners longer guest op-ed column on a topic of general interest should contact Editor Harper bet badly announced they were against it. Harper bet red on the roulette wheel after the Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- Their motto is: Harper moves the earth. mation at the top of this page. It should be: Harper ruins the earth. It marble had landed on black. It was a Graffiti bust was a victory gutty, but foolish, bet. Now they demand will be a sad day if those we trust are E-mail: [email protected] their money back. We as taxpayers, our intimidated by the bullies that threat- Fax: (435) 882-6123 politicians, and our court system owe in war we’re all fighting en us with their money (“Land swap Mail: Letters to the Editor may put Stockton Bar under threat once them nothing. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ike most everyone in Tooele again,” May 4). There is no moral issue of David Yarbrough P.O. Box 390 Valley, I was happy to hear fairness that our elected state and county Stockton Lof the graffiti ring bust a couple weeks back (“Police crack Matt Rowley teen graffiti ring,” May 4). Tooele’s GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST OPINION police department deserves congratulations and thanks for finding the perpetrators, who it appears are responsible for most against everything we learn in Transmission lines have no place in valley the tagging these past three years. kindergarten about respecting The acts of vandalism have property and not writing your commend the Tooele Transcript indicated that the west side of Tooele been no small matter to the com- name on walls with crayon. Bulletin for its extensive coverage Valley included pristine wilderness and munity and law enforcement, Graffiti is vandalism, but it’s Iof the issues surrounding Rocky Brent Marshall recreational areas, and that the proposed with damages ranging well into also a symbol we recognize inher- Mountain Power’s proposed location of GUEST COLUMNIST power lines would destroy the aesthetic the thousands of dollars. This is ently as a culture. Filmmakers transmission lines in Tooele Valley. aspects of these environs. also no small matter for the teens feature it in backgrounds to However, the article quoting me in I appreciate the unity that our local involved, who could face felony convey a bad part of town. Its the May 13 edition (“Marshall pushes governments and citizens have shown charges for the damage. Whatever presence under city overpasses for I-80 route”) may have not been clear northwest of Grantsville along the exist- in opposing Rocky Mountain Power’s the legal outcome, hopefully the or in a downtown alleys conjures enough and led many readers to mis- ing I-80 power corridor, which could proposals and hope this cooperation message gets out that scrawling thoughts of drugs or gang activ- construe my position. prevent the west side from becoming a will continue to maintain the quality of on others’ property with a spray ity. Even within Tooele’s rela- Grantsville City does not agree with power corridor itself. I have also recom- life that we enjoy in Tooele Valley. I also can is no petty weekend prank. tively sheltered confines, the ugly Rocky Mountain Power locating any mended that Rocky Mountain Power commend Doug Hogan and the Tooele Graffiti is bad all around. It markings can blight any middle new transmission lines in Tooele Valley upgrade its existing lines from Mona County Attorney’s Office for the profes- destroys property, both public class neighborhood with a scent and is especially against lines being to the Oquirrh Substation in Salt Lake sional manner in which they represented and private. It steals resources of ill-repute, lowering home val- located along the Stansbury foot- Valley. us before the review board. I recognize and man hours from our local ues and creating unease. Those hills. Our position is that other routes The Transcript article also stated that they had limited resources in com- police force. The dripping scrawls perceptions can give undue cred- would be more economical and less that my concerns did not neces- bating a huge utility company, but none- are a visual blight to any com- it to an act that’s often devoid of invasive than the one proposed. sarily include aesthetic consider- theless did a great job. munity, and removal is costly and reason, but they underscore graf- I have suggested that Rocky Mountain ations. This statement was inaccurate. time consuming. fiti’s power as an idea. Whether Power relocate its transmission lines When I addressed the Utah Utility Brent Marshall is the mayor of Grantsville To me, however, the seemingly for kicks, for attention, or for tag- to Skull Valley and place a substation Facility Review Board, I specifically City. ubiquitous paint marks are most ging territory, graffiti alludes to offensive for what they represent. the worst elements of society. Graffiti is ugly and destructive, Graffiti is more than distaste- but it also displays a brazen dis- ful. It’s painted disdain for the GUEST OPINION regard for people, property and rules of basic respect that uphold the rule of law. That, more than society. That’s a problem spill- anything, is why defacement, ing far beyond vandalism or the even under the guise of art, has reach of law enforcement. It’s a Prescriptions don’t make danger go away no place in our community or problem that ultimately falls on anywhere else. us. Local tagging should drop sig- ere you high on drugs?” shout- Too many of us are given a painkill- Acts of vandalism in general nificantly, thanks to recent police ed a reporter as Kayla Gerdes, er prescription for a legitimate reason reflect a baffling smallness, like efforts. In the long run, however, Wan 18-year-old accused of kill- Daniel Kline — perhaps a dental surgery — and only the kid brother who destroyed it will be parents, friends and ing a 69-year-old retired doctor by driv- GUEST COLUMNIST use a portion of the prescribed pills. your Lego set because he couldn’t neighbors who need to enforce a ing a van into her Long Island house, Instead of destroying and getting rid of build his own. Tagging the town zero-tolerance policy on deface- walked into court. the unneeded portion, we save pills at the with spray paint is a related ment of property. Graffiti is a “No,” she sobbed, “It was prescrip- back of the medicine cabinet for possible mentality, but with greater ties to symptom of society, and our tion drugs! It was all an accident! Please these drugs. Prescription drugs are not use later on. conformity and teenage counter community is either the cause or stop!” safer than street drugs simply because a Oxycodone potentially has the addic- culture. Scribbling with spray cure. Clear in the accused teen’s verbal doctor signs off on them. In fact, accord- tive power of heroin and once the house- paint is fun, I guess, but then so defense of herself is that her actions ing to the Centers for Disease Control, by hold supply has been exhausted, painful is finger painting. The point of Matt Rowley is a teacher at Copper are excusable because she was taking 2006, prescription opioid painkillers were withdrawal symptoms can lead to the graffiti is to ruin property, while Canyon Elementary who lives prescription — not street — drugs. Of involved in more overdose deaths than newly-minted addicted seeking out the leaving a mark of ownership on in Tooele. He can be reached at course, nobody knows if the oxycodone heroin and cocaine combined. equivalent street drugs. Keeping these the deed. It’s conscious rebellion [email protected]. that police say Gerdes was taking was Oxycodone is a powerful painkiller medicines lying around unused for “a actually prescribed for her or if she was synthesized from the opium derivative rainy day” simply opens the door to taking it illicitly. thebaine. It resides in the same drug fam- abuse and ignores how dangerous these That technicality, of course, does not ily as heroin and has many of the same products can be when used improperly. matter to the family of Rebecca Twine- addictive qualities, mood-altering effects Saying that they were “only prescrip- Wright, who died because she decided to and dangers as the “street” drug. tion drugs” does not make Twine-Wright mow her lawn on the same day Gerdes Used in specific instances of severe any less dead, and it does not justify With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions chose to get behind the wheel while pain — such as in terminal cancer cases Gerdes’ alleged actions. Drugs are drugs, expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. allegedly high. And, no matter the cir- — oxycodone has its proper place in the and we must be vigilant in their use and cumstances under which she allegedly medical world. That does not make the placement in our homes. took the oxycodone, that particular pre- drug “safe” for non-prescribed or not- Editorial Board scription pain medication comes with a as-directed use. While effective under Daniel B. Kline works with The Governor’s clear warning that prohibits driving. certain circumstances, oxycodone come Prevention Partnership a not-for-profit Whether she was taking a legal prescrip- with huge dangers when misused, partnership between state government Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus tion written in her name or was popping including impairing one’s driving. Opioid and business leaders with a mission to Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor pills pinched from the medicine cabinet painkillers must be treated as potentially keep Connecticut’s youth safe, success- of family or friends, nothing changes the dangerous and used only under strict ful and drug-free. He can be reached at fact that a woman lies dead because of conditions. [email protected] A5

TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Doug A STUDENT’S VIEW KinsmanRe-Elect New Arizona immigration law sends TOOELE COUNTY Surveyor Find out more and get involved by logging on to Become a fan on shiver through Hispanic community dougkinsman.blogspot.com

ately, I have been hearing a bring negative attention to the to stop. It’s the way America was lot about Arizona’s contro- United States. It also makes me founded. Stansbury versial new law that will go question what future Hispanic Even professional basketball is L Sandy Martinez into effect at the end of July. generations will have to go getting involved, with the Phoenix Cheerleading Inc. The law requires legal immi- CORRESPONDENT through. Suns wearing jerseys on May 5 grants to carry alien registration Imagine your child being dis- bearing the name “Los Suns.” is offering documents at all times and gives criminated or judged by the way According to the Suns’ website, police broad powers to stop sus- they look? As a parent how would the team wore those jerseys to Ute Football pected illegals on the streets. gram for officers. you feel? That’s exactly what will “honor the Latino community As soon as I heard of this Being Mexican-American, I can be happening to Hispanics. and the diversity of their league.” new law, I instantly thought of say that I agree with all Americans When thinking of illegal immi- I do not believe that a sports team Cheerleading racial profiling. The conflict that who feel their country is being grants, most people think of should be involved in that kind of I see with this new law is that invaded. I see things in their rallies and marches — and what situation. Basketball teams should NEW Infinity All Stars it will be biased towards those shoes and in their perspective, happens to adult illegal immi- stick to basketball and politics with Hispanic appearances, and and I agree that illegal immigrants grants. What about the families should be left to politicians. that most officers will not have are breaking the law. However, I and children? Many families are So when speaking of political 2010 Sign-ups enough training to look past race don’t agree with how the problem in constant fear of having their controversy like this new law, Weds, May 12 & Mon., May 17 while investigating a person’s is being handled. families broken apart. Wouldn’t one must see all points of view legal status. Arizona police To give law enforcement the you hate being in those shoes? — minds and thoughts must be 6:30-8pm Stansbury Clubhouse departments are already strapped ability to pull you over simply There are many other ways open, hearts must be felt. As for for cash because of the state’s because they think you’re an ille- to “fix” illegal immigration or, at me, I am thankful for being born Saturday, May 22, 10am - 1pm severe budget crisis, which could gal immigrant is inhumane. To least, try to. Illegal immigration in the USA and proud to be of mean very little or no training for me it’s a desperate move. I truly has been happening for many Hispanic descent. Tooele All Star Lanes the immigration-training pro- believe that this new law will years. In all reality, it’s not going For more info log onto: Stansburycheerleading.webs.com Sandy Martinez is a senior at Email us: [email protected] Grantsville High School. Or call 435-840-4320 or 435-841-9045

Maegan Burr Stansbury High School dancers Taylor Barney (left) and Gabby Strahan practice with other dancers Tuesday morning. The dance classes at the high school will be holding a year-end concert on Thursday and Friday. SHS dance programs ready for final concert of the season Why by Sam Clark be limited to one or two dances. year SHS dance programs. CORRESPONDENT “All of the dances were cho- The performances on Thursday reographed by the students,” said and Friday will be the same, but Settle Stansbury High School’s dance Angela Romney, SHS dance com- the SHS seniors will be honored programs will be adding vari- pany teacher. during the Friday show. ety into their season finale this The various dance groups will “I’ve always liked giving the for Black Thursday and Friday. add a lot of variety to the concert, seniors a spotlight,” Romney said. The SHS dance company, dance with performances ranging from “I’ve done it at every school I’ve classes and ballroom dance team hip-hop to country. [taught] at.” will be putting on a unified dance The dance programs have been Performances will be this & White? concert with additional guest per- practicing since the beginning of Thursday and Friday beginning at formances from the THS and GHS second semester, with the SHS 7:30 p.m. in the SHS auditorium. dance programs. dance company working before Tickets are $4 for adults, $3 for The SHS dance company will be and after school. SHS students with activity cards, performing for most of the show, This show marks the last per- $3 for children ages 5-11, and free while the other performances will formance of the year for the first- for children younger than 5. For Only Pennies More You Can Get CLERK’S CORNER Preparations taking place for Republican Party primary

he June primary election • Call the office at 435-843- in Tooele County has only 3140 and we will mail you a TRepublican candidates Marilyn Gillette form and is a closed primary election. GUEST COLUMNIST • Stop by the Clerk’s Office at The Republican Party has cho- 47 S. Main, Suite #318. Again, all sen to only allow voters associ- affiliation forms must be post- ated with the Republican Party to vote in this election, narrow- form with their ballot. Any voter marked by May 24. ing down the party’s candidates affiliated with the Constitution, The offices that will be on the for the November election. Democratic or Libertarian par- primary election ballot are: Tim The four political parties reg- ties who wishes to vote in the Bridgewater (Republican) and istered with the state of Utah Republican Primary Election Mike Lee (Republican) for U.S. this year are: Constitution, must change their party affilia- Senate, and Douglas J. Kinsman Democratic, Libertarian and tion, in writing, by May 24. You (Republican) and John Riddle Republican. All voters not may change your party affili- (Republican) for Tooele County affiliated with one of these ation by one of the following surveyor. parties are considered unaffili- methods: If you have any questions, ated for this primary election. • Go to the clerk’s website at Unaffiliated voters may affiliate www.co.tooele.ut.us/clerk.htm., please call the Clerk’s Office at with the Republican Party at click on the “Affiliation Form” 435-843-3140 or 3148. the poll by filling out an affilia- link on the right side of the page. tion form. By-mail unaffiliated Fill out the form and mail it Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele voters will receive an affiliation back to the Clerk’s Office. County Clerk. Only

ing to Sutton. don’t make enough money to pay ¢ TOOELE Realtor The term ‘Realtor’ applies to the overhead and stay in busi- TRANSCRIPT a licensed real estate agent that ness.” continued from page A1 belongs to the national, state, Sutton said he anticipates 19Per Copy and local Realtors associations, that the number of Realtors will BULLETIN three homes and I showed my first which requires approximately increase this year as the market home just recently.” $1,000 a year in dues, according to improves. To become a state licensed real Sutton. The county saw a spike in “We’ve already seen here at 58 N. Main •To oele estate agent requires 120 hours of part-time real estate agents dur- Coldwell a 50 percent increase in class time followed by success- ing the boom years of the housing sales year to date over last year,” 8 am to6 pm • Monday – Friday fully completing a written exam. market. Sutton said. “As the market gets Justso uth ofTooele CityHall • Convenie nt Parki ng Another 18 hours of continuing “However, these are the people better, more people decide to education is required every two that recently left the field,” Sutton jump in the game.” 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper • Some restrictions apply years to keep your license, accord- said. “When things get tough they [email protected] A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 CONSIDERING HEARING AIDS? OBITUARIES Get the Consumer’s Guide to Learn This Joanne Ellen Hornstra Ernestina (Abeyta) and Much More! In loving memory of our Mondragon ✓ What is the best brand for you? Mother and Grandmother ✓ How much do hearing aids cost? 1935 – 2010 Ernestina (Abeyta) Mondragon, ✓ What should you expect from 87, passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 16, 2010 surrounded new hearing aids? Joanne Ellen Hornstra passed by family and friends. Ernestina Compares 24 Major Brands away in Salt Lake City, Utah on was born October 2, 1922 in Sunday morning, May 16, 2010 Wagon Mound, N.M., to Omedo For a free copy call: 801-965-0250 — three days after her 75th and Rafaelita Abeyta. Offered as a community service by birthday — after a lengthy ill- She is survived by son Alex Custom Hearing ������������������������������������������� ness. She was born on May 13, (Maria) Mondragon and daugh- 1935 in Sisseton, S.D., to Milton ter Vivianne (Manny) Jaramillo and Laura Likness, and moved of Tooele; siblings Sophie (Max) to Tooele, over 40 years ago. Tafoya, Margie (Erlindo) Valasques She was employed at the Tooele and Isabel (Joe) Archuleta of Mercantile, Caldwell Drug and Denver, CO; Eddie (Anna) Abeyta the Tooele Army Depot. their sincere and heartfelt appre- and Emilio (Margie) Abeyta of Mom is survived by her daugh- ciation to the wonderful doctors, Taos, N.M. She is also survived by She had several hobbies of which ters, Dawn (Paul) Prince of Salt nurses and other healthcare pro- 16 grandchildren, 27 great grand- her favorite included a short ride PRIMARY Lake City and Valerie (Harold) fessionals at Rocky Mountain children and numerous nieces, from Tooele west with family and Knocke of Tooele; by her son, Care in Tooele and at Woodland nephews, great nieces and great her dear girlfriends. Michael (Amy) Johnson of Convalescent Care in Salt Lake nephews. She was a dedicated parishioner ELECTION Tooele; and by her seven grand- City for the loving care and com- She is preceded in death by her of St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church children: Preston and Lindsay fort they provided to our Mom husband, Climaco Mondragon, where she volunteered for various The June Primary Election in Tooele County has only Republican Stahl, Hamilton and Adrienne the last several years. She loved sons Elmer Mondragon, Freddy positions. She was also a member candidates and is a closed primary election. The Republican Party Bode, and Zoe, Molly and Eli and appreciated you all. Mondragon and Jerry Mondragon; of VFW Women’s Auxiliary. has chosen to only allow voters associated with the Republican Party Johnson. Mom also is survived The LORD is my shepherd; I siblings Rosella (Narcciso) Romero, She has left us with a broken to vote in this election, narrowing down the party’s candidates for the by her partner of many years, Bill shall not want. He maketh me Emma (Tranquilino) Tafoya, heart and tears of sadness, but November Election. Young; by her sisters Vivian (Mel) to lie down in green pastures: Mary (Juan) Medina, Omedo Jr. with hope that we will see her Beilke, Arlys (Jack) Gibson, and he leadeth me beside the still (Cruz) Abeyta; grandchildren Jerry again. The four political parties registered with the State of Utah this year Debra Baugh; and by her brother waters. He restoreth my soul: he Mondragon, Paul Mondragon and Visitation will be held at St. are: Constitution, Democratic, Libertarian and Republican. All voters Larry Likness. She was preceded leadeth me in the paths of righ- Climaco James Gonzales. Marguerite’s Catholic Church not affiliated with one of these parties are considered unaffiliated in death by her parents, by her teousness for his name’s sake. She graduated from Menaul on Wednesday, May 19 from 6-7 for this primary election. Unaffiliated voters may affiliate with the husband Nick Hornstra, by her Yea, though I walk through the High School, Albuquerque, N.M. p.m., followed by the prayer of the Republican Party at the poll by filling out an affiliation form. By-Mail brothers Milo and Terry, and by valley of the shadow of death, I She held several job positions Rosary. Funeral Mass will be held Unaffiliated voters will receive an affiliation form with their ballot. her sister Sharon. will fear no evil: for thou art with before retiring from the Tooele Thursday, May 20 at 10:30 a.m., Any voter affiliated with the Constitution, Democratic or Libertarian Memorial services for Mom me; thy rod and thy staff they Army Depot. She loved spending also at St. Marguerite’s Catholic party who wishes to vote in the Republican Primary Election, must will be held on Friday, May 21 at comfort me. Thou preparest a time with her family and sharing Church, with visitation one hour change their party affiliation, in writing, by May 24, 2010. 1 p.m. at the United Methodist table before me in the presence her warm and cozy home with all. prior. You may change your party affiliation by one of the following Church, 78 East Utah Avenue, of mine enemies: thou anoin- methods: in Tooele. Interment will imme- test my head with oil; my cup diately follow at the Tooele City runneth over. Surely goodness 1) Go to the Clerk’s website at www.co.tooele.ut.us/clerk.htm., click Cemetery. No viewing will be and mercy shall follow me all the Merril Kay Andrews on the “Affiliation Form” link on the right side of the page. Fill out held. days of my life: and I will dwell in the form and mail it back to the Clerk’s Office; The family wishes to express the house of the LORD for ever. Merril Kay Andrews passed 2) Call the office at 435-843-3140 and we will mail you a form; away May 14, 2010. He was born 3) Stop by the Clerk’s Office at 47 S. Main, Suite #318. May 13, 1940 in Fountain Green, Utah to William Glenn Andrews Again, all affiliation forms must be post marked by May 24, 2010. Carol Lynne Palmer and Margaret Rosquist Andrews Overson. Served in the United The offices that will be on the Primary Election Ballot are: In loving memory of our moth- States Marine Corp from Nov. • US Senate er, grandmother and friend. 22, 1960 to Nov. 22, 1964. He is Tim Bridgewater, Republican Carol Lynne Palmer passed survived by his wife Patsy and Mike Lee, Republican away on May 1, 2010. She was children Beverly Dalton, Kim • Tooele County Surveyor born August 27, 1937 in Tooele Anderson (Joe Pilcher); Nancy Douglas J. Kinsman - Republican to Frank and Cleo Riding Palmer. Andrews, Sharon Gordon, 10 John Riddle - Republican She married Jewel Dixon in grandkids and one great grand- If you have any questions, please call the 1959. They were later divorced. son, his siblings James Andrews Carol Lynne had a great love (Yvonne), John Andrews, Linda Clerk’s Office at 435-843-3140 or 3148. of music. She is survived by Garber (Richard), Ken Overson, May 19 at 1 p.m. at the LDS Marilyn K. Gillette a son Joel Dixon, a daughter Brent Overson, Christine Cook church located at 428 S. Hale Elise Morrison (Chuck), as well and Mary Overson. He was pre- Street, Grantsville. Friends may Tooele County Clerk as four grandchildren Hayley, ceded in death by his father call at Tate Mortuary Tuesday, Tanner, Christopher and Katie. William Glenn Andrews and May 18 from 6-8 p.m. and 11:30 She was preceded in death by mother Margaret Rosquist a.m. to 12:30 p.m. prior at the Andrews Overson. Funeral ser- church on Wednesday. Interment vices will be held on Wednesday, in the Grantsville City Cemetery.

a set of twin daughters, Denise and Diana as well as her broth- er Tommy and her parents. We NOTE OF APPRECIATION love you mom! Graveside ser- vices will be held in Tooele. Time We would like to thank all great neighbor Ken and his wife. and date not decided. Any ques- those who participated in Norma And for all those that sent flow- Identity Sale tions about graveside services B. Castagno’s funeral services. A ers, thoughts and prayers. She please contact Elise Morrison special thanks to Brother Hurst will be dearly missed by all who [email protected]. for conducting the service and the sisters for the wonderful knew and loved her. meal that was prepared at the Sincerely yours, 4 time of our loss. Thanks to our Claude D. Castagno and family Business Cards Color • 16 pt Coated (both sides) Learner ous training and management keeps a small library of over 1,400 • Full Bleeds positions. He also worked as a books in the room as well. $ continued from page A6 trainer, personal development Recently Grua’s class was • Color & per manager, and corporate train- studying the writings of Anne Flood UV 500 of Grantsville Junior High where ing director for Intermedics, a Frank when Grua learned of the 35 I spend my day. They are hard- biomaterial company, Gulf death of Karl -Heinz Schnibbe, *Design not inc. working, intelligent, and dedicat- Stream Aerospace, a subsidiary a Salt Lake resident who as a ed to making this public school of defense contractor General youth was part of a group of work well for each individual stu- Dynamics and Cyberonics, a German youngsters who risked dent. I admire and appreciate my medical device manufacturer. their lives resisting the Nazis in $ per colleagues, my principal and our In 2004, with their four chil- Hitler’s Germany. support staff. Each is a personal dren raised, Grua’s wife, Marilyn, Grua spent his planning peri- 1000 and professional friend. I share suggested he return to teaching. od the next morning making a 50 this honor with them.” Grua substitute-taught for a power point presentation using Grua, 61, has been through year in Texas, where the couple pictures he found on-line telling some twists and turns in his were living at the time, to see the story of Schnibbe. teaching career. if he still enjoyed teaching sec- “The powerpoint held their Completing his Bachelor’s ondary students. The experience 4 attention and told a story that degree in speech communication convinced him to apply for jobs connected what they were study- Color from the University of Utah in back in his home state. That lead Post Cards 4x6 ing to a story of another youth 1972, he went to work at Uintah to his hiring at Grantsville Junior from Germany who ended up High School in Vernal teaching High. • 16 pt right here in Utah,” Grua said. “I journalism, speech, debate and Grua said his teaching phi- Coated love to connect these kids with (both sides) theater. He remained in Vernal losophy starts with personal $ per until, following an unsuccessful improvement. their past and future through • Full bid for the state Legislature in “As a teacher,” Grua said. “I discussions and powerpoints.” Bleeds 500 1982, a friend called him and have 180 class periods to plant Grua said he has no regrets • Color & 80 *Design offered him a job in Ohio work- the love of learning in my stu- about the decision he made 40 Flood UV not inc. ing as a corporate trainer for dents. I must love the power of years ago to drop his business Standard Oil Company. The job reading, writing, asking the best dreams to pursue a career in paid twice what teaching had — questions and thinking clearly. I education. $ a career switch brought about by must love the learning I do and “It was, in hindsight, an excel- per the financial demands of raising keep learning to my last breath if lent decision,” Grua said. “I try a young family, Grua said. possible.” to show my students how proud 951000 For the next 20 years, Grua Grua’s classroom, though neat I am to be a teacher, to celebrate applied his education skills to and orderly, explodes with cre- their accomplishments, and last- the business world, working for ativity. His posters, music, plants ly, how much I enjoy being in *Expires 5-28-10 Standard Oil as a community and curios are carefully selected their company for 180 days.” Design not included. relations manager and in vari- to spark young minds, and he [email protected] Some restrictions PRINTING & may apply. GRAPHIC DESIGN • announcements KEEP CONNECTED wedding/graduation • napkins • comb binding • business cards • books NO MATTER WHERE • letter heads • catalogs • envelopes • brochures YOU MIGHT BE • magnets • newsletters • copies • posters Get the paper when you want it, how you want it. (b&w/color) • photography 58 N. Main • laminate • advertising To subscribe visit our website at • mounting • copy writing 882.0050 www.TooeleTranscript.com and click on the Online Edition A7

TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 REEL TALK Thank You Cottage Glen Premier Assisted Living Charming ‘Letters to Juliet’ lifted by would like to thank those in the community for volunteering their time and talent throughout the years for the entertainment and benefit of Vanessa Redgrave’s delightful talents our wonderful residents ormally I despise Please come join us for light romantic comedies refreshments in your honor. Nthat are so by-the- numbers it’s easier to simply Thursday May 20th at 3:30 pm in our Activity Center. watch the 2 1/2 minute trailer online — and in most cases See you there! you know exactly what hap- pens in the full-length feature. But when you make a smart move and put a legend like Vanessa Redgrave in your film, it’s likely to give you a few extra bonus points. If it hadn’t been for Redgrave — who’s just delightful — in “Letters to Juliet,” the entire thing would have bombed.

MissyMiss Thompson STAFF WRITER Fun I’m not saying this movie is a masterpiece like William Shakespeare’s play about courtesy of Summit Entertainment Juliet Capulet, but it has Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) takes letters off a wall in Verona, Italy in “Letters to Juliet.” enough appeal to not make me hate it. The premise is cute thought, yet still makes you finds one hidden beneath a Charlie’s at-first cold exterior enough — although two of smile and be grateful for the brick, she’s touched by the has softened considerably. the main characters of Sophie people you have in your life. words written 50 years before Just as the trio is about to give (Amanda Seyfried) and Charlie In “Letters to Juliet,” Sophie by Claire to her love Lorenzo up hope on finding Lorenzo (Christopher Egan) are lack- works as a fact checker for The Bartolini and decides she has (Franco Nero), one last stop East Elementary PTA luster in their own right. It’s New Yorker and aspires to be to write back and mail the let- reveals a long overdue reunion. Claire’s (Redgrave) search for a successful, published writer. ter. She’s surprised when, a “Letters to Juliet” is just her first true love that makes Her fiancé Victor (Gael Garcia few days later, Claire shows plain cute. It has all the ele- this film good enough to enjoy. Bernal) is more interested in up with her grandson Charlie ments of a bad movie, but Director Gary Winick has getting his new restaurant up — who didn’t want his grand- somehow manages to become Spring Family been hit-or-miss the last few and running than planning mother to revisit these feelings. something more redeem- years with his films. The good: their wedding. But then he Now a widow, Claire reveals ing. While a movie between “13 Going on 30.” The really surprises her with a pre-hon- that her feelings for Lorenzo Redgrave and Nero may have bad: “Bride Wars.” Romantic eymoon excursion to Italy never really went away, resulted in something with AL! comedies seem to be what he — partly for double motivation although she always loved more depth, this frothy version NIV wants to make, and at least — to get more ideas for his res- her now-deceased husband. is still quite delightful. AR “Letters to Juliet” falls closer to taurant. It doesn’t take long for Sophie asks to tag along with [email protected] CCARNIVAL! “13 Going on 30” than “Bride Sophie to realize she’s going to these strangers as she believes Wars.” The script, written by spend most of the vacation by it will be her big break to find Jose Rivera and Tim Sullivan, is herself. the elusive Lorenzo — much FLICK AT A GLANCE predictable at best. Yes it has a Then, she stumbles upon to Charlie’s chagrin, who goes Friday, May 21 few cheesy lines, but the best the courtyard in Verona where along for the ride anyway. They are saved for Redgrave. Juliet Capulet’s home has been criss-cross the Italian coun- Grade: B What makes “Letters to turned into a tourist attraction. tryside looking for a Lorenzo Rated: PG 5 to 8 p.m. Juliet” likable is it’s easy-going. Thousands of women write Bartolini wherever one is Setting the film in Italy adds letters to Juliet telling tales listed. Some are young, others Time: 105 minutes charm and although charac- of their romantic hardships. old, but none are the Lorenzo Now playing ters are chasing after old hopes Intrigued by this discovery, that Claire hasn’t seen for a Student Art Auction - 7:30 p.m. and new dreams, they do so Sophie joins a group of women half century. Along the way, in a leisurely way. It’s the kind who answer the letters as “sec- Sophie discovers she doesn’t 135 S. 7th Street • Tooele of movie that requires little retaries of Juliet.” When Sophie really miss her fiancé, and

Hometown comedian to bring laughs into Tracks Wednesday by Sandy Martinez comedy as part of a pact with rated PG-13,” Baum said. “He CORRESPONDENT several friends in early 2008 in talks a lot about what goes on Tooele County. in his life and he has a great Tracks Brewing Company According to Baum, Maxfield humor about human experi- will be play host to Jamie has opened for acts before, but ences.” Maxfield of West Valley City- this is the first time he will be According to Maxfield’s web- based Wiseguy’s Comedy Cafe performing at Tracks as a head- site, some of his influences are on Wednesday. liner. Baum said he’s opened for his kids, Johnny Carson, Eddie “It’s nice to see a local Tooele comics such as Ryan Hamilton, Murphy, Bill Cosby and Jim boy slowly rising and becom- Eddie Ifft, Marcus and Tommy Carrey. ing one of the best upcoming Johnagin. Maxfield will take the stage comedians in the country,” said “He tends to do things a lit- this Wednesday at 9 p.m. The Ron Baum, Tracks entertain- tle off the scale — things you show is for those 21 and older. ment promotion manager. wouldn’t usually think about — General admission tickets for Maxfield started stand-up but he does keep things about $5 can be purchased at Tracks.

Forest Service consider charging wattsinefficient. hikers on Colorado’s high peaks wattsmart. DENVER (AP) — Hikers who lion hikers a year climb one of are on a wait list to access that tackle some of Colorado’s high- Colorado’s “fourteeners.” They summit. est peaks could soon face a toll concede most hikers would Not all oppose charging hikers beyond the physical. The fed- oppose the fees. on Forest Service land. Former eral government is considering “The Forest Service didn’t Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm, charging hikers up to $20 to create the mountains and they a fourteener hiker, ominously access popular mountaintops. have no right to charge to access warned a decade ago that “we The U.S. Forest Service said them,” said Kitty Benzar, presi- are loving our fourteeners to it will consider charging permit dent of the Western Slope No death.” fees to cover trail improvements Fee Coalition in Durango, which “There are no happy at some of Colorado “fourteen- opposes fees for recreation in options,” said Lamm, a three- ers” — or mountains above unimproved wilderness areas term Democratic governor who 14,000 feet. already supported by taxes. served from 1975 to 1987. “If we The Service proposes charging If approved, the hiker fee don’t do these kind of fees, are hikers $10 to $20 to access trails would be the first charged on we not going to have to close in South Colony Basin, a popular Forest Service land in Colorado. some parks elsewhere?” r e launching point for four four- Forest Service officials say hiker The South Colony fee pro- w o P n teeners in the Sangre de Cristo already pay permit fees on pub- posal requires approval by the i

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Forest. “We are running it up the Culebra Peak, about 30 miles mittee is expected to review the 2010 Ro © 2010 Rocky Mountain Power flagpole to see who salutes and farther south in the Sangre de plan in early 2011. If approved, who shoots at it.” Cristo range, is privately owned fees would likely begin in the Forest officials say half a mil- and charges hikers $100. Hikers 2012 summer season. “STAY COOL THIS SUMMER WITH ADDED INSULATION.” Yes, it can actually help keep your home cooler during our hot summer months. Even new homes will benefi t and the savings on your electric bill will more than pay for the extra insulation. Plus, we’ll give you cash back. It’s wattsmart. To learn Share your opinion with over 27,000 readers. more, go to wattsmart.com. Write a letter to the editor [email protected] | P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 A8 BULLETIN BOARD

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tion or to sign up talk to the friendly Tooele staff at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course, 1255 East Vine Street, Tooele or call (435)882- Kingsmen car show 4220. The Tooele Kingsmen car club will be holding a car show on Friday, May 21 Junior Golf League from 7-11 p.m. at the activity center Oquirrh Hills Golf Course will be spon- parking lot on the southwest corner of soring The Hills Junior Golf League Main and Vine streets behind the park. once again this year. Youth ages 8-17 Call Jerry Speck at 435-241-8067 for are invited to golf on Tuesday mornings more information. If he doesn’t answer, beginning June 15. Tee times will range keep calling. approximately from 9:30-10:45 a.m. There is a $25 registration fee (includes 4H Garden Club registration meeting golf shirt) and $5 weekly fee to golf. The Tooele City 4-H Garden Club is Participants will golf nine holes of play holding an annual registration meeting on a weekly league, and an 18 hole s of on Thursday, May 20 7 p.m. at Tooele play for the League Championship.. For City Hall (90 North Main Street). The more information or to sign up talk to Garden Club is for youth kindergarten the friendly staff at Oquirrh Hills Golf through 12th grade. There is a $7 regis- Course, 1255 East Vine Street, Tooele or tration fee. Come register for this popu- call (435)882-4220. lar program. Space is limited. For more information contact Terra Sherwood at Community appreciation 843-2142 or [email protected]. A free community appreciation event will be held at Deseret Peak on June 25 Dairy Princess pageant from 6-10 p.m. Includes dinner, swim- The annual Dairy Princess/Ambassador ming, prizes, and two jump houses for Pageant is set for June 12. Young women the kids. Dinner is 6-7 p.m. with swim- interested in participating can pick up ming from 6-10 p.m. E-mail or call to information packets from Cheryl Adams receive your Golden Tickets before they courtesy of Cheryl Dearing in the County Commission Office at are gone: [email protected] or The new officers of Tooele Civic League for 2010-2012 are: (l-r) Winnie Jones and Rudy Averett (historians), Sherrie Silcox (treasurer), Charlene Bryan the county building. Scholarships in the 435-496-0606. (recording secretary), Cheryl Dearing (2nd vice president), Carolyn Nash (1st vice president), Geneal Dart (president), and Kathy Clark (parliamentar- amount of $650 will be given to the ian). Those interested in joining Tooele Civic League or to give service, call 435-882-2036. Princess and the two attendants will receive $350. To be eligible you must be Grantsville the traditional bingo game, raffle draw- THS plant sale GHS concerts a single (never been married) junior or ing, and potluck dinner in the evening. Tooele High School greenhouse is hav- Here’s a list of upcoming concerts at senior in the 2009-2010 school year at Miss Grantsville pageant Following the food and games will be ing a spring flower sale through June 2 Grantsville High School. GHS band and a Tooele County High School, or have 2010 Miss Grantsville Scholarship a Stockton Idol/Karaoke contest at 7 from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. They have been choir concert: May 19 at 7 p.m. Cost is a high school diploma or equivalent Pageant will be held July 2 at Grantsville p.m. The Stockton Days festivities will growing since January and are in the $4 adults and $2 students. GHS orches- and be no older than 23, maintain a 3.0 High School. Completed contes- wrap up with a youth dance with a process of selling annual flowers, veg- tra concert: May 20 at 7 p.m. GPA and be willing to promote a healthy tant paperwork must be turned in to DJ, and a dance contest. Now taking etables and hanging baskets. For more lifestyle. For more information, please Grantsville City Hall by June 11 at 5 p.m. registrations for vendor booths, $30. E- information contact Bob Gowans at SHS senior academics awards call Cheryl Adams at 843-3150 during Questions, please call Teri Critchlow mail [email protected] for 830-2336 or Janette Shields at 830-1139. Stansbury High School is holding a the day or 830-6989 or 882-3544 in the 830-8090 or Kristy Clark 884-3411. more information or registration forms. Seniors Academic Awards banquet on evenings. Middle Canyon musical Friday, May 21 at 6 p.m. in the SHS Rodeo grounds fundraiser Safety Kids-the musical will be per- cafeteria. Those seniors who are plan- Settlement Canyon Irrigation A rodeo jam fundraiser will be held Library formed for the public by the talented ning on attending need to sign up in the Settlement Canyon Irrigation sharehold- Saturday, May 22 from 1-6 p.m. at the Meerkat Performers at Middle Canyon counseling office no later than Monday, ers can expect the irrigation water to be Grantsville Rodeo Grounds Pavilion. Rewards for Reading Elementary School. This timeless show May 10. If you have questions, please turned on Saturday, May 1. Please make The event is to raise funds to help bring The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, alerts children to the perils of strang- call the SHS counseling office at 884- sure your valves are open. There will rodeos back to Grantsville, for the events Grantsville, is participating in the Utah er-danger, drug abuse and bullies. A 7730 before May 10. be a weekend restriction in place. No and to make the grounds suitable for State Fair, Read and Win Program, open sure-to-please show for the entire fam- watering is allowed between Thursday riders. There will be a band, dancing, to children who are between the ages ily. Admission is free. Performance is Summer food service 7 p.m. until Monday 7 a.m. Violators of kids games, horseshoe tournament and 6-12 as of Sept. 1, 2010. All children Tuesday, May 27 at 7 p.m. in the school The Tooele County School District the restriction may be subject to for- darts tournament. who return their completed forms will cafeteria. announces the sponsorship of the feiture of watering privileges. Call 833- receive a gate entry pass to the 2010 Summer Food Service Program. Free 9606 with any concerns. Call 850-2188 May Day participants Utah State Fair, a ribbon bookmark, a GHS FFA plant sale meals will be made available to all for emergencies only. Join the fun! Looking for those who coupon for a free drink and a coupon Grantsville High School FFA are sell- children through age 18 starting June want to sell or swap their “stuff.” Spring for a free Thomas Carnival ride. The ing bedding plants and vegetables daily 14 and will run until Aug. 13, except HEAT program clean your house and garage. Come to Reading Record Forms are available in from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. To purchase the July 5. Breakfast will be served from The Utah Division of Housing and Grantsville City Park, May 22, for “A May the library and on the Bookmobile. For plants go to the greenhouse at the high 8-9 a.m. and lunch from 12-1 p.m. Community Development says Utah Day in the Park Swap Meet.” Music and additional information, call 884-3703. school. The FFA will be selling them Locations will be at Harris Elementary, will extend the Home Energy Assistance May pole dancing; looking for bands until they’re gone. 251 North 1st Street, Tooele; Northlake Target Program application deadline who want to play — get your name Bookmobile story time canceled Elementary, 268 N. Coleman St., Tooele; until May 31 or until all funds are spent. out there. Looking for up to 20 groups The Tooele County Bookmobile Library Preschool programs and Wendover High School, 110 Wildcat Utah has received about $25.4 million (four to eight people each) to make up has discontinued the Story Time Program Tooele County School District pre- Blvd., Wendover. Meals will also be in HEAT funds to assist eligible low- an “olden day” May Pole Dance using as of April 29. Story Time will resume schools (for children 3-5 years old) are available to adults — lunch is $2.85 and income households in meeting their a pole with ribbons. Your music, your in September. The Summer Reading held at the Early Learning Center in breakfast $1.45. Adults are not permit- home heating and cooling needs. Call dance steps, your ribbon, your colors — Program, with the theme, “Make Waves Tooele, GHS and SPES. Developmental ted to eat off children’s trays. 211 for local information on the SLCAP we have the poles. Contact Jill Thomas @ Your Library” will begin on Thursday, preschool, a program for children Tooele HEAT program. 435-830-4150. June 10 at 4 p.m. in the Grantsville City with developmental delays. Concerns: TJHS MESA Club Hall. Registration will begin on May 27 monthly clinics are offered at no cost The Tooele Junior High MESA Club will CRAZE summer adventures in the library and on the Bookmobile. to you. Tuition preschool, a program be holding an environmentalist fair May Tooele City and Tooele 4H invite chil- Stansbury Park Children of all abilities are welcome and for typically developing children. 26 from 2:25-5 p.m. dren 6 and older to participate in the the program is free of charge. For more Registration is ongoing and openings CRAZE Summer Adventures this sum- Stansbury Days information, call 884-3703. are currently available. Call the Early mer. Adventures will take place on Vendors needed for Stansbury Days, Aug. Learning Center at 833-1966. Education Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The 21. If you are interested please find all of Anniversary event cost is $10 per adventure. Each week the details at www.stansburycommuni- Library open house and summer read- Summer camp Basic welding course there will be a new adventure in park. ty.org for an application. If you have any ing kick-off event Saturday, May 22, 1-5 St. Marguerite Summer School Camp A short-term Intensive 40-hour basic Try your hand at Olympics, spend a additional questions, you may e-mail p.m. Everyone’s invited to celebrate 10 June 7-24 and July 6-8, Monday through welding course will begin June 2, and day in Medieval times, or learn cre- Tamra at [email protected]. years in your new library building. And Thursday 9 a.m. to noon for incom- will be held at Grantsville High School. ative food ideas. For more information celebrate all week with Fine Forgiveness ing kindergarten thru 6th grade. Cost is This class is for anyone who wants to please contact Terra at (435)843-2142 Benson Mill 5K May 16-22. Return an overdue item and $250. Please contact the school office at quickly train for an entry level position or at [email protected]. A full class The inaugural Benson Mill Memorial have fines forgiven. Celebrate this one 882-0081 if you are interested. requiring basic welding skills or any- listing is posted on our website at www. Day 5K will be held the morning of time, one week 10-year anniversary one who needs to learn basic welding tooelecity.org. Memorial Day (May 31) with a start event! SHS summer school skills for their current job. State fund- time of 9 a.m. at the Benson Grist Mill, Stansbury High School is offering ing is available for those who qualify. Field Trip Fridays 325 SR-138, Stansbury Park. Cost is $15 Friends of the Library Summer School sessions to remediate For information, please call Joan Hill Tooele City and Tooele 4H invite chil- per person, $50 for a family of up to five The Friends of the Library bookstore has classes or attendance. These sessions 801-859-5819 or Donna Smith 801-957- dren 8 and older to participate in Field and $10 for additional family members received several boxes of books which will be held Monday through Thursday, 5578. Trip Fridays this summer. Field trips (immediate family only). Online regis- have been “weeded” from the Tooele starting June 7-22, with two sessions will take place on Fridays from 9 a.m. – 4 trants will be charged a $1 processing City Library shelves. Most of them are daily: 8-11 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 Adult education p.m. The cost is $25 per field trip. Spend fee. Awards will be given to the top three non-fiction, and there are many biogra- p.m. Any 8th–12th grade student has an Get your high school diploma this year. your Fridays exploring at places like in each age group, top three overall phies, historical collections, etc. We will opportunity to make up classes he/she All classes required for a high school the Hogle Zoo, the Park City Olympic and a drawing will be held for all regis- be selling these books for 50 cents each has failed, raise their D+, D, or D- grades diploma, adult basic education, GED Park and more. For more information tered runners. Pre-register online or at for the next two weeks. Please come and by taking a class & getting a higher preparation and English as a second please contact Terra at (435)843-2142 Premier Athletics at 14 N. Main Street, add to your own library with these spe- grade, or clear up to 24 absences toward language are available. Register now or at [email protected]. A full class Tooele. For more information or to reg- cial books at this special price. NG’s they may have. Students will need to graduate — just $50 per semester. listing is posted on our website at www. ister visit www.bensonmill5k.com. to register at their school’s finance office Located at 76 S. 1000 W., Call 833-1994. tooelecity.org. Volunteers needed (or SHS’s finance office) by June 1. The Adult education classes are for students Stallion Ute Football cheerleading We would appreciate any volunteers cost for summer school is $30 per ses- 18 and over. Arts in the Park Stansbury Stallion Ute Football cheer- who would like to read during story sion (.25 credits or 24 absences). The Tooele City Arts Council invites leading Infinity All Stars will have sign time. Please contact Malissa or Sharon English as a second language children of all ages (children under 6 ups on May 22 at Tooele All Star Lanes at the Tooele City Library 435-882-2182 New TJHS students ESOL conversational classes are held must be accompanied by an adult) to from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more info log if you would like to volunteer. If your student is new to Tooele School Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. participate in Arts in the Park. Arts in on to stansburycheerleading.webs.com District and he/she will be attending ESOL students may also come anytime the Park will be held on Thursdays in or e-mail at stansburycheerleading@ho Weekly story time Tooele Jr. High School for the 2010-2011 the center is open for Individualized the morning and afternoons. The cost tmail.com or call 840-4320 or 841-9045. Remember children’s story time every school year, please call TJHS @ 833-1921 study. Registration is $50 per semester. will be $2-5 depending on project. There Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s to schedule an appointment. Call 833-1994. will be many fun projects to choose Community yard sale crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check from including: parade gear, mini scrap- A Stansbury Park community yard sale with the library for any special story Spring Fling Carnival Kindergarten readiness books, bugs, and more! For more infor- will be held May 22 from 8 a.m. to times or other special events. For more Middle Canyon Elementary School will This Tooele Family Center-PIRC is offer- mation please contact Terra at (435)843- noon just off Stansbury Parkway by information on these and other library be holding a Spring Fling Carnival on ing a free six-week workshop for both 2142 or at [email protected]. A full the SP Improvement District and the programs, check our Web site tooelec- Wednesday, May 19 from 5-8 p.m. with parent and child. Your child will par- class listing is posted on our website at Observatory. Shop or sell your stuff. Left ity.org/tcl/library.html, call 435-882- rides, games, food and fun. For more ticipate in a preschool introducing skills www.tooelecity.org. over items and donations will be picked 2182, or visit us at 128 West Vine Street, information visit www.springflingcarni- that are needed for kindergarten while up Friends of MS and Tooele County Tooele. val.blogspot.com. Junior Golf Clinics Resource Center. SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ Oquirrh Hills Golf Course will be offer- Schools ing two sessions of Junior Golf Clinics Stockton this summer. The first session will be BULLETIN BOARD POLICY held June 7-11. Youth ages 8-17 can Scholarship register for the program. The cost is $45 Stockton Days One Tooele County high school senior If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at per session, or $80 for both sessions. Stockton Days will begin Aug. 27 with is wanted to apply for a $500 scholar- The cost does include a junior golf shirt. a Little Mr. and Miss Stockton Pageant. ship being offered by the Grantsville 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Participants will be introduced to the The festivities will continue Aug. 28, Conservation District to a student to Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit game of a lifetime. A primary goal is with an early fundraiser breakfast, help continue their education in agricul- organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. for the student to be exposed to some sponsored by the Stockton Fire Dept., ture or related fields. Call Bob Droubay Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot of the positive values that golfing can and a Dutch oven cook off. The family at 882-7625. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement provide. Everything the student needs carnival begins at 10 a.m. with games, please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered will be provided. For more informa- contests, food and fun. Followed by no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:09 a.m. 8:42 p.m. 9 Thursday 6:08 a.m. 8:43 p.m. 7 8 7 Friday 6:08 a.m. 8:44 p.m. 6 6 6 Saturday 6:07 a.m. 8:45 p.m. Sunday 6:06 a.m. 8:46 p.m. Monday 6:05 a.m. 8:47 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:05 a.m. 8:48 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 11:45 a.m. 1:13 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 12:58 p.m. 1:45 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 2:09 p.m. 2:14 a.m. Saturday 3:20 p.m. 2:42 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 4:31 p.m. 3:09 a.m. Statistics for the week ending May 17. Sun and areas of low A blend of sun and Mostly cloudy and Breezy and colder Cool with times of Considerable Monday 5:42 p.m. 3:38 a.m. Cloudy to partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 6:53 p.m. 4:10 a.m. clouds clouds breezy with sun and clouds clouds and sun cloudiness High/Low past week 78/39 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 71/45 64 47 71 48 69 41 50 35 54 40 60 45 68 48 Average temp past week 53.3 Normal average temp past week 57.7 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low May 20 May 27 June 4 June 12 Shown is Wednesday’s 75 78 Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 67 Wednesday night’s lows and 61 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2010 58 Wednesday’s highs. 49 54 53 UTAH WEATHER 39 42 40 42 45 43 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 63/41 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 69/51 Knolls Clive Lake Point 65/39 68/51 66/49 66/49 9.23 Ogden Stansbury Park 7.04 65/48 Erda 66/49 Grantsville Vernal 66/48 Pine Canyon 0.63 0.55 1.10 1.35 Salt Lake City 66/39 66/49 55/40 Tooele 66/49 Bauer 64/47 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 63/46 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 64/47 69/40 64/45 Stockton Price 64/46 66/41 High Nephi Rush Valley 65/41 64/44 Ophir Moderate 55/39 Low Delta Manti Absent 71/43 64/41 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 74/47 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 66/45 67/42 Moab 66/41 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 73/47 Beaver 76/46 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 69/40 Ibapah 63/42 24-hour 68/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 68/40 66/41 at Grantsville 1.37 -0.01 83/58 Kanab 73/45 Eureka 61/40 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.52

supplement feeding, sheltering, Member appreciation day will begin on the corner of Willow Tooele seniors Senior Circle Bulletin rent/mortgage and utility assis- All day every Wednesday in the and Nygreen streets toward Main The center can be reached at Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. continued from page A8 tance. The board will convene to month of May has been desig- Street and then to Grantsville 843-4110 and is for the enjoy- Cost $15 single, $27 couple per determine the best use of these nated as member appreciation City Hall. Refreshments will be ment of all senior citizens 55 year. To make reservations for you participate in a class that funds to select local recipient day to thank all the members for provided. They will then meet years and up. For more informa- activities, call 843-3690. Free will give you tips and ideas of organizations to provide servic- all the support they have given at Stansbury Park Elementary tion call 843-4110. Friday night for members. Dessert with the how to make your child’s educa- es. Any nonprofit or governmen- the Aerie and Auxiliary the past at 9:50 a.m. and run from Rose entertainment, 5:30 p.m.: May Doctor - Monday, May 24 at tion years successful. Your child tal agencies interested in apply- year in all their activities and Springs Elementary. They will 21 Bill Burton; May 28 Christy 3:30 p.m. in MWMC classrooms, must be 4 years old and begin- ing can contact Lori Sandoval charities. Drop by to see what’s then meet at the northwest cor- Roberts. Friday night dancing, 6- Dr. Garr will discuss Peripheral ning kindergarten in September. at 843-4764. Applications will be new. All beverages are just $2 ner of the Home Depot parking 8 p.m.: May 21 Ned Garcia; May Artery Disease. Day trip to Capitol Please call the center for more accepted until June 4. each. lot and begin running again at 28 Eunice Stuckman. Health and Hill/Tracy Aviary - Wednesday, details and to sign-up. Phone # 11 a.m. into Veteran’s Memorial wellness: foot/manicure May 25, June 16, cost is $30 and includes 833-1978 ext. 2127 or ext. 2010. CJC golf tournament Park in Tooele. Please come 1:30-3:30 p.m.; blood pressure lunch at Chuck-A-Rama. We’re located at 301 W. Vine St. Friends of the Tooele County Groups out and run one segment or all May 19, 9 a.m.; nutrition cook- Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele Children’s Justice Center will three. Please make sure to sign ing class May 19, 1:30 p.m.; cook High School). be holding their annual char- WDBCH meeting the liability waiver form. Shirts, book May 24, 11 a.m. May 19 is Recovery ity golf tournament on May 28. The May meeting of the West hats, etc. can be purchased for a senior citizen day, running for TATC free classes All proceeds will benefit the CJC Desert Back Country Horsemen nominal fee. office: Judy Fonger, president; Take Off Pounds Sensibly Tooele Applied Technology and the children who have been will be held on May 24 at 7 p.m. Claudia Reed, second vice; Gloria Need help to lose those extra College is sponsoring monthly victimized by abuse. They are at the Tooele County Courthouse. New Hope House Bristow, treasurer. pounds? We can help. TOPS is a mini-lessons at their main cam- seeking support to help make We will be planning the June ser- New Hope House, a teen chal- weight loss support group open pus, I.T. room located at 66 W. the tournament a success: hole vice projects. If you have ques- lenge center in Tooele, will be Grantsville seniors to men, women teens and pre- Vine Street (the former school sponsor, team or players, dona- tions, please contact Gary Bean, holding an evening at Sostanza, The Grantsville Senior Citizen’s teens. Meetings are held every board office). The May 19 class tions for prizes, cash donation, 435-843-1590. See you there. 29 N. Main Street on Saturday, Center can be reached at 884- Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele is about how to set up a wire- snacks and items for door prize May 22 at 7 p.m. Gourmet buf- 3446. Tuacahn June 12-17 to Senior Center 59 E. Vine St. Call less network, June 16th is about bags. For more information or Soccer tryouts fet will include sautéed shrimp see “Cats” and “Tarzan.” Health Mary Lou at (435) 830-1150 or useful, free or inexpensive soft- donate call 843-3440. TC United and X League soc- anisette with tortellini pasta watch: foot clinic May 25 at 1:30 Connie at (435) 884-5010 or see ware — put your computer to cer are having tryouts May 18- and artichoke stuffed chicken p.m., call 843-4104 or 4105; mov- www.tops.org for more informa- work for you. July 21 class is Food pantry 25 at the Deseret Peak soccer breast in puff pastry. Cost is $45. ies and popcorn on request May tion. PC tune-up and maintenance. The First Baptist Church in fields. Please viist www.tcunited. Reservations 801-455-4053. 21. Birthday dinner Friday, May Classes are scheduled for the Tooele is offering an emergency org for times and field location 28 at 4 p.m. entertainment the third Wednesday of the month food pantry and clothing closet for your age group. Registration Tooele Mommies “Hales Boys” (Eric and Marc). from noon to 1 p.m. Class size is to meet the needs of our com- forms are available online. Any Free for all moms in Tooele County Election results president, first limited, so please come early. For munity. Anyone with clothing questions please contact Casey visit us at www.TooeleMommies. vice president and secretary. The more information call 435-248- needs is welcome. The food pan- Walker at 849-1138 or e-mail at com. Tooele Valley’s mom-to- center will be closed Monday, 1800 or e-mail [email protected]. try is available for emergency [email protected]. mom connection. Playgroups, May 31. needs. Hours of operation are moms night out, coffee breaks, Obedience classes Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. Masons meet crafts and much more. Join us Gville Senior Center voting KDK9s Basic Obedience Class We are located at 580 S. Main The regular meeting of Rocky today! Voting for the new Grantsville for all ages of dogs. Six week Street, Tooele. For more informa- Mountain Lodge #11 will hold Senior Center officers: All mem- class starts May 20, at 6 p.m. tion call 882-2048. its regular stated meeting on bers are encouraged to come to The first class will be held at Thursday, May 20 at 7 p.m. Any Seniors the center on Wednesday, May 19 Cal Ranch. $89 per dog, limit 10 Volunteer opportunity person who has any questions from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and or on dogs per class. One free training Rocky Mountain Care or need a ride please call Gene at Program openings Thursday, May 20 from 12-3 p.m. lead included. Week one — dog Foundation, a nonprofit organi- 882-1222. Tooele County Aging has open- to vote for our new 2010/2011 psychology (no dogs, two hour zation is looking for volunteers ings in an alternative, income- officers. Please bring your mem- class). Weeks 2-6 — learning the in Tooele. Our volunteers pro- Walk-a-Thon based program designed to help bership card. Only members are basics (one hour class) locations vide respite care, friendly vis- Tooele County Giants, our local seniors remain independent. allowed to vote. If you cannot very. Private training for problem its, conversation, light house- Special Olympics team, is host- CNAs help keep them in their come to the center, you may call areas also available. Proceeds hold chores, and other needs to ing a fundraiser walk-a-thon on homes safely, provide personal (884-3446) and a ballot will be help support KDK9s Search and terminally ill patients who are Saturday, May 22. Please join us care, do house keeping and run delivered to you. Winners will be Rescue Dogs and the Animal on our hospice services. Please at the Tooele City Park starting errands. If interested please con- announced at the May Birthday Concepts Foundation, both non- visit our Web site at www.roc- at 7 a.m. (across from Tooele tact Jolene Shields at 843-4104 Dinner on May 28 at 4 p.m. profit. Sign up sheet at Cal Ranch kymountaincarefoundation.org. High). We will also be selling or 4105. and Rockstar Pets or for more Training, background check, and raffle tickets, lunch items and info and pre-registration call: TB test required — all provided. treats. Please find sponsors and 435-837-2134. Please contact Christine at 801- tighten up your shoes for our 831-5615 for additional informa- walk! All proceeds will help pay tion. the way for four local athletes TC United Soccer Try Outs Churches who were chosen to participate in the national games in July and Unborn monument blessing Moose Lodge to help with ongoing competi- May 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25 Blessing of the Monument tion fees. Our team is practic- of the Unborn will take place Daily Lunch ing for our upcoming track and Deseret Peak Soccer Fields Thursday, May 20 at 2 p.m. at St. Daily lunch available for mem- field state games at BYU May TC United Competition and X League are a Utah Youth Soccer, US Soccer and US Youth Soccer National Programs Marguerite’s Catholic Church. bers and guests. The Lodge has a 26-29. For sign up sheets and designed to develop talented youth soccer players throughout the community to represent their Club at the highest-level of great lunch menu, come up and more information, please con- soccer competition. Tryouts will generally consist of phases of the game assessed by TC United Club Coaching Staff who Golf scramble try it out! tact Cheri at 884-3007. organize players into groups in order to evaluate the Technical, Tactical, Physical, and Psychological components of the St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church game. Players may be added to the team’s pool at any time from coaching recommendations and the scouting of games. fundraiser event — four-person Saturday night dinners Camp for those with disabilities The TC United Competition and X League are serious programs. Parents and players should be committed to all phases. golf scramble on Saturday, May Saturday night rib-eye steak and A summer day camp for peo- 22 at Oquirrh Hills GC, shotgun salmon dinners for members ple with disabilities age 12-22 is BENEFITS • Player development. The opportunity to train and play with the best players in one’s age start at 8:30. Lots of fun, priz- and their guests. Members get being sponsored by Girl Scouts group across the county and play against them across the state. es and a great lunch. Proceeds a free dinner in their birthday of America. It’s open to boys and • Quality instruction from top-level National License Staff Coaches. to help St. Marguerite’s new month. girls and will be held July 13 and • Excellent competition through training, exchanges with other Club teams, and Tournaments. Catholic school. Sign-up at the 14. They need registration com- • Exposure to Region and National Team Coaches. Moose Lodge. For additional Eagles pleted now. Those interested can • The opportunity to represent one’s State, Region, or Country in competition. information, please contact: go to Albertsons on Thursday • Tremendous exposure to College Coaches. Diane McArthur - 801-231-9707 from 6-8 p.m. or Saturday from 9 or Jo Bevan - 435-850-9511. Friday night steaks a.m. to noon or send an e-mail to Steak, shrimp, halibut and campdiscover@wirelessbeehive. Please visit www.tcunited.org for your ages chicken dinners will be served com or call Cheri at 884-3007. TRY – OUT dates, times and field locations Charity on Friday, May 21 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. Please come up, have din- Special Olympics torch run Each participant must register— Registration forms are online at www.tcunited.org under the competition link. Nonprofit agency funding ner and support your Aerie and The 2010 Special Olympics Law The Tooele County Emergency Auxiliary. Members and guests Enforcement Torch Run will Girls team with High School Aged girls with a date of birth from 8/1/92 to 7/31/96 will be created after High School try-outs Food and Shelter Program Board invited. be held on May 21 starting in have commenced. If you have any questions please contact Casey Walker at 435.849.1138 or [email protected]. has been awarded a direct alloca- Grantsville with pictures at 8:30 tion of $14,850. The funds must a.m. and the run at 9 a.m. The run Please note: tryouts are subject to change, please check www.tcunited.org for updates A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 Sports

SPORTS WRAP TC United tryouts Tryouts for TC United soccer will be held today through Friday (May Trio of track stars soar to the top 18-21) and on May 24 and 25. TC United Competition and X League by Missy Thompson are Utah Youth Soccer, US Soccer STAFF WRITER and US Youth Soccer national pro- grams designed to develop talent- Ten inches is what separated ed youth soccer players through- Rylee Mulitalo from an elusive out the community to represent state title in the shot put. their club at the highest level of All THS junior Mulitalo had soccer competition. Tryouts will to do was throw the shot put at generally consist of phases of the least 10 inches farther than her game assessed by TC United Club best throw thus far at the state coaching staff who organize play- ers into groups in order to evaluate track meet at Brigham Young the technical, tactical, physical, University Friday morning and and psychological components of the title was hers. the game. Players may be added Her first throw of 40 feet 1 to the team’s pool at any time inch was sitting in second place from coaching recommendations behind Sky View junior Maarja and the scouting of games. The TC Maetoga’s 40 foot 11 inch heave. United Competition and X League On Mulitalo’s last throw in the are serious programs. Parents and shot put finals, she heaved it players should be committed to all 41 feet 6 1/4 inch to take over phases. Please visit www.tcunited. the lead — more than 10 inches org for times and field location farther than her previous best of for your age group. Registration 40 feet 8 inches — and broke the forms are online at www.tcunited. school record for the third time org under the competition link. this year. Then, Mulitalo had to Please bring with you to the try- wait for Maetoga to take her last outs your registration form, soc- throw. Maetoga scratched leav- cer ball, and a water bottle. Any ing Mulitalo with the 4A state questions please contact Casey title. Walker at 435-849-1138 or e-mail The moment was exhilarating at [email protected]. for Mulitalo who’s focused her Stallion football efforts on improving her shot Students who want to play foot- put this year. ball at Stansbury High School next “It was a really nice PR (per- season must attend a meeting sonal record),” Mulitalo said. “It on Wednesday, May 26 with their would have been nice to win the parents. The mandatory parent- discus, too.” player meeting will be held at 7 She placed fourth — the same p.m. in the high school auditorium. as last year — with a throw of 109 Those with questions about the feet 11 inches in the discus. meeting should call head football Tooele track coach Albert coach Clint Christiansen at 801- Bottema was pleased with 735-4233. her performance considering Stansbury basketball Mulitalo has been suffering from a bad shoulder the past two sea- A parent-player meeting for all sons and pulled a hamstring in interested in playing basketball at Stansbury High next year will be April. held on Wednesday, May 19 at 6 “We were really excited for p.m. in the Stansbury High gym. her,” Bottema said. “She was a little disappointed in the disc. Grantsville Ute Conference But we’ve got another year for Players can sign up for Grantsville her and I think she’ll be really Ute League football at the strong next year.” Grantsville Little League field until Mulitalo wasn’t the only Tooele May 26 from 5-7 p.m. Players County track athlete to claim a can also sign up at Grantsville state title at the state track meet Maegan Burr High School on June 19, June 26, Grantsville High School senior Lorin Killpack crosses the finish line in the 3A 100 meter finals Saturday at the state track meet at Brigham Young University. Killpack July 10 or July 17 from 9 a.m. SEE TRACK PAGE A11 ➤ to noon. Cost is $195. First-year placed first in the event and took second in the 200 meters. players need a copy of their birth certificates. Stallion Ute cheerleading Stansbury Stallion Ute Football cheerleading infinity All Stars will have sign-ups on Saturday, May 22 at Tooele All Star Lanes from Cowboys grab third at state tourney 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more info log on to stansburycheerleading. by Mark Watson webs.com or e-mail at stansbury SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] or call 840-4320 or 841-9045. Grantsville proved it is among the elite in high school Superbike volunteers softball last week by finishing in third place at the 3A State Softball Championships at Valley Complex in Salt Lake Miller Motorsports Park is seeking City. volunteers in a variety of specialties to work during the Lucas Oil Utah USA Round of the FIM Superbike GHS SOFTBALL World Championship presented by HANNspree, May 29-31. Volunteers are needed to serve in the follow- The Cowboys were on the verge of playing for the state ing capacities: flag marshals, track marshals, volunteer coordinator, championship, but lost 9-7 on Friday to eventual state logistics and hospitality host/host- champion and region nemesis Bear River in a slugfest. The ess. Volunteers will be offered Cowboys then dropped to third place with a 3-1 loss to Maegan Burr free camping; free breakfast, lunch eventual second-place finisher North Sanpete on Saturday morning. Grantsville High School sophomore Chari Deavila runs home and dinner for all three days; and Thursday against Canyon View. daily incentives include T-shirts, “I’m really proud of the players and how they fought all hats, water bottles, raincoats, race year long,” said Grantsville coach Heidi Heath. “They really tickets, discounted tickets for the became united as a team as the season progressed and second. With two outs, Maddie Johnson ripped a single to Saturday-night concert (Foreigner, that’s what helped them be successful.” left field to score Deavila and Baird raced to third on the Styx and Kansas), and a thank you The third-place finish is the highest a Grantsville team hit. Chelsea Dalton then followed with another hit up the dinner and gift to wrap up the week- has placed in a state softball tourney since the Cowboys middle and both Baird and Johnson were able to score to end on Monday, May 31. To sign won the 2A state title back in 1998. push Grantsville’s lead to 3-0. up as a volunteer or learn more, To get to the semi-finals at state the Cowboys downed The Cowboys threatened again in the sixth when Baird visit www.MillerMotorsportsPark. Juab 17-7, Canyon View 3-0 and Union 6-4. doubled to start the inning, but Canyon View made some com/volunteer. Grantsville ended the season with a 19-11 overall record good defensively plays in the inning to hold off the Superbike results and an 8-2 mark n Region 11. Grantsville attack. Grantsville 3 — Canyon View 0 Grantsville 6 — Union 4 Two very different races delivered On Thursday, Grantsville pitcher Natalie Peterson fired The Cowboys jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the two types of riveting spectacle for the enthusiastic fans at Kyalami, a one-hit shutout against Canyon View and the Cowboys first thanks to some early-game jitters from Union. The South Africa, with race two the pick rallied for three runs in the fifth. Grantsville was also solid Cougars committed a pair of errors, had an illegal pitch of Sunday’s action. The opening Maegan Burr on defense and committed no errors in the game. and a wild pitch to help the Cowboys get started. World Superbike race was taken Grantsville High School’s Melissa Baird throws the ball to first The Cowboys got all the offense they needed in the fifth Grantsville lead-off hitter Laura Snow was hit by a by a rejuvenated Michel Fabrizio Thursday against Canyon View at the 3A state tournament. The with one out when Amy Matthews was hit by a pitch and pitch and then Natalie Peterson reached the base paths (Ducati Xerox) in front-running Cowboys took third by beating Canyon View and Union before los- Chari Deavila came on to pinch run. Melissa Baird then style. Race two victor Leon Haslam ing to Bear River and North Sanpete. smacked a single to left field to put runners at first and SEE COWBOYS PAGE A12 ➤ (Suzuki Alstare), on the other hand, battled it out right to the end, with the top four riders all within a sec- ond of each other after 24 intense laps. The net result is an extended championship lead for Haslam, Buffaloes advance in 4A state softball playoffs now on 222 points to Aprilia Alitalia rider Max Biaggi’s 207. by Mark Watson with a knack for hitting the ball Marissa Mendenhall got things were able to gain some breathing THS SOFTBALL Bison transplant SPORTS EDITOR and that Mattie Snow had to rolling for the Buffaloes when she room with four runs in the top of throw about 50 more pitches pounded a home run to lead off the sixth. Forty young bison were released After winning its first two Complex in Salt Lake City when against Box Elder than she usu- the top of the second. Whitney Timothy, Snow, Sorenson and onto the Book Cliffs on May 11. Captured on the Henry Mountains games in the 4A state tourna- it faces Spanish Fork in a 6:30 ally throws during a game. Holt reached on a walk and later Myers all scored runs. Sorensen in January, the 40 bison had spent ment on the road, the Tooele p.m. game. Tooele, Spanish Fork, “Cheyenne Hegstead made raced home on a single by Cassey smacked a double, Myers a single the past four months in the comfy High School softball team will Lehi and Olympus are the four some great plays at third base Timothy. and Mendenhall a single in the corrals at Antelope Island State play a little closer to home this teams still unbeaten in the tour- in the Box Elder game and Chey Tooele extended its lead to 3-0 four-run inning to push the lead Park When the biologists opened week. nament. Myers also made some fantastic in the top of the fifth when Hadli to 7-1. the doors to the trailers to release Tooele traveled north to Box “I think the girls are peaking plays at shortstop in that game,” Sorenson singled and later scored Box Elder added a run in the the animals, a total of 41 bison Elder on Thursday and swatted at the right time,” said Tooele the coach said. on a single by Mendenhall. sixth and another in the seventh jumped out. The 41 animals includ- the Bees 8-3 and then headed coach Steve Snow. “Defensively, Tooele 8 — Box Elder 3 The Bees finally got on the while the Buffaloes added a run ed the 40 bison captured last south to Snow Canyon on Friday we did some amazing things at Tooele led 3-1 after five innings board in the bottom of the fifth in the seventh to make the final January and a bonus animal—a where the Buffaloes trampled the Box Elder and Mattie (Snow) is and broke it open in the sixth when Rachel Hunsaker doubled 8-3. newborn bison calf born on the Warriors 4-1. throwing the ball really well.” with four runs en route to an 8-3 and scored on a double by Taleas Tooele 4 — Snow Canyon 1 island. Tooele continues play in the 4A The coach said Box Elder and triumph in the first round of the Marble. tourney today at Valley Softball Snow Canyon were two teams state tournament at Box Elder. Leading 2-1, the Buffaloes SEE BUFFALOES PAGE A12 ➤ A11

TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Salem Hills eliminates Stansbury in a slugfest by Jake Gordon SHS BASEBALL Witkowski led off the inning grounder just to the right of the Hills added another in the there, Salem Hills starter Gerald STAFF WRITER with a single then Pitts followed pitcher that was good enough fourth off a double to the fence Adams closed the door on the with a double to get two run- for an infield single and tied the in left by Tallon for a 9-5 lead. Stallions’ season. Pitching took a back seat doubles and a single with an ners in scoring position. With game 4-4. Barkdull didn’t waste Not wanting to go down qui- “Most people will say that we to the aluminum bats of both RBI while Walker nailed two two on, Colton Barkdull blasted any time earning his third RBI etly, Stansbury showed some had a successful season as a first teams in Stansbury’s elimina- singles and a double to go with a double off the fence in left to with a double that was lined off fight in the bottom of the year school,” said Stansbury tion game Monday afternoon two RBIs and had to come on in cut the Skyhawk lead to 3-2. the glove of the Skyhawk third fourth. Witkowski led off with coach Ray Clinton. “But I know against Salem Hills as both relief on just three days rest to With two outs, Walker lined baseman Snyder, which gave a single and Salem Hills elected the players and myself thought teams combined to pound out slow down Salem Hills. a single to center that tied the the Stallions a 5-4 lead. to give a free pass to Barkdull that we could have done better 25 hits and score 18 runs. Salem Hills showed off its game 3-3, erasing Salem Hills Three straight singles from to start the inning. With two this season.” Unfortunately for Stansbury, patience in the first inning big first inning. Salem Hills in the third threat- outs, Taylor Hunt dropped a Spanish Fork 4 — Stansbury 1 11 of those runs belonged to when Kade Mitchell and Jordan The only problem was that the ened to make the Stansbury single to right to bring in a run After winning their opening Salem Hills as the Skyhawks Jensen drew walks to start the Salem Hills’ offense was relent- lead short-lived. Tyler Argyle, then Walker followed with a round match-up against Lehi, pulled out the 11-7 victory at game. J.C. Snyder earned a less in the first four innings. Mohrman and Weston Tallon ground-rule double to left-cen- Stansbury had to travel to 4A’s Gates Field in Kearns to advance bloop single to load the bases Mitchell led off the second with all singled to load the bases for ter to bring in another to cut top-ranked team in Spanish in the 4A state baseball tourna- then the walks just kept com- a single and a stolen base to the Skyhawks. the Skyhawk lead to 9-7. Fork. ment. ing. Carter and Tanner Raulston get into scoring position. Carter Mitchell tied the game with Unfortunately for Stansbury, Pitching dominated the Brett Carter and Weston each drew bases loaded walks to earned his second RBI in as a sacrifice fly to right-center they couldn’t get the score any game as Spanish Fork’s Hayden Tallon were the main reason give Salem Hills a 2-0 lead. With many at-bats when he lined a then a walk to Jensen with the closer. Salem Hills added a pair Nielsen struck out 15 Stallions that Salem Hills was able to the bases still loaded, Joseph single back up the middle to bases loaded gave Salem Hills a of insurance runs in the sixth en route to a 4-1 victory out-slug the Stallions as both Mohrman chopped an infield give Salem Hills a 4-3 lead. 6-5 lead. Snyder added anoth- with a solo shot by Argyle and Thursday afternoon in Spanish Carter and Tallon earned three single up the middle to give the Looking to grab its first lead, er sacrifice fly for a run then a sacrifice fly by Jensen to make Fork. hits in the victory. Skyhawks their third run. Stansbury led off its second Carter blooped a single to left- the score 11-7. Colton Barkdull earned a Stansbury also had a pair Trailing 3-0 before even inning rally with a one-out walk center to give Salem Hills an Stansbury had its best triple in the game and scored of hitters with three hits each, touching a bat, Stansbury from Matt Cuellar. After making 8-5 lead. chance to score in the sixth but the only run while Taylor Hunt Christian Pitts and Brennan didn’t waste any time eras- his way to third, Cuellar eventu- While Stansbury had its first Pitts was tagged out at home added a double in the loss. Walker. Pitts knocked a pair of ing the Salem Hills lead. Jake ally scored when Pitts hit a slow zero inning in the third, Salem after a single by Hunt. From [email protected] Delta drops Cowboys out of state tourney by Jake Gordon the fifth Delta run. STAFF WRITER GHS BASEBALL Church padded his own lead on the mound again with a double down the left field line in When a baseball team digs itself an 8-0 hole the fourth to score Myers for an 8-0 lead before after four innings it is hard to see any daylight. Delta started out the game with a single by Grantsville could get on the board. That is what Grantsville faced Thursday after- Zeb Nielson. After Nielson made his way to sec- A scary moment came for the Cowboys in the noon in an elimination game against Delta at ond, Kyle Church hit an infield single to the right fifth when Kelbey Fisher took a high and tight Copper Hills High School in West Jordan. side and a wild throw to first on the play allowed pitch off of his face with two outs. After Fisher Eight runs would be all the Rabbits needed to Nielson to score for the first run of the game. was attended to and made his way to the dug- advance as the Cowboys could not overcome the Grantsville had their chances to score in the out, pinch runner Jason Arbon made his way to slow start and were promptly eliminated from opening innings but squandered opportunities. first. the playoffs after the 8-2 loss. Kelley made his way to third in the first after Kelley followed with a single to give Ty Church did most of the damage for Delta as a Delta error but the Cowboys were unable to Grantsville another threat as Hutchins ripped a he pitched a strong seven innings on the mound capitalize. The second also produced an oppor- single through the left side of the infield for the while knocking in four runs with a home run tunity after a double from Jake Campbell but he Cowboy’s first run. Kelley came in to score the and a double to beat the Cowboys. was stranded out at second. second run on a passed ball to cut the Rabbit Lincoln Kelley was the only Cowboy with a Not wanting to miss out on any scoring oppor- lead to 8-2 and give Grantsville hope of a come- multi-hit game as he picked up a pair of singles tunities, Delta got back-to-back singles in the back. and scored a run. Tyson Hutchins added a single second from Jaxon Singleton and Kason Church. Behind better defense in the final three and an RBI against the Rabbits. A Grantsville throwing error on an attempted innings, Grantsville was able to hold Delta off Even with Delta pounding out 14 hits, it was double play allowed Singleton to score for a 2-0 the scoreboard. Unfortunately, Grantsville was the Grantsville errors in the field that caused Rabbit lead. not able to get a runner past first base in the the most damage and halted any potential of The scoring continued for Delta in a big sixth and seventh innings to close out the vic- advancing in the playoffs for the Cowboys. way in the third when Ty Church followed up a tory for Delta. “We didn’t play to our potential all year,” Hadley Myers single with a towering shot to left “I expected more this year out of this group,” said Grantsville coach Loren Anderson. “We had for a 4-0 lead. The Rabbits earned another run Anderson said. “We had a favorable draw in the plenty of talent. We would just make a couple when Singleton followed with a walk and came brackets to make a run.” errors and give up big innings.” around to score on another throwing error for [email protected] Maegan Burr Grantsville High School senior Tyson Hutchins tries to snag the ball Thursday against Delta in the 3A state tournament. The Cowboys were eliminated by the Rabbits 8-2. Track continued from page A10

Friday and Saturday after a slew of second-place showings at last year’s meet. Grantsville senior Lorin Killpack wasn’t expected to take the 3A girls 100 meter title, but Are you a former Club member? she never lost the lead in the Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? short sprint coming in at 12.74 for the state crown. We’re looking for you! “My blocks were really good,” Killpack said. “I got out of there Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a really fast. The other girls were short alumni survey! really fast.” Killpack also placed second in the 200 meters with a time of 25.78. Dugway senior Bre Nichols became a reigning champion in the 300 meter hurdles after cap- turing that title for the second consecutive year in the 1A divi- sion. Nichols never lost the lead in her 48.15 finish, a full sec- file / Maegan Burr ond ahead of runner-up Whitney Tooele High School junior Rylee Mulitalo throws the shot put May 5 at the Region 6 track meet at Woods Cross. Mulitalo Fieldsted from Altamont. But it finished first in 4A in the shot put Friday at BYU. was Rich High School’s Jessica Weston who Nichols thought only seven athletes out of 23 THS’s 4x100 meter girls relay Ky Bender, Aaron Garcia, LeRon would wind up winning, although teams. team of Cassidee Christensen, Johnson and LaDonte Jones fin- Pet of the Week Weston finished third. “We’re small in number and Lizzie Stewart, Airica Stewart ished eighth for Stansbury as “I don’t even know what to big in heart,” Wadsworth said. and Lindsay Terry came in sec- well at 45.04. say,” Nichols said immediately “When you have that small of ond at 49.42 and Colter Rockwell SHS track coach Steve Allen following the race. “It feels really numbers all you can ask for is finished third in the 800 meters felt that this first year at the good and it was fun racing Jessica, their best.” at 1:57.33 — tying the school school was quite productive and she’s a tough competitor.” Dugway also had a handful of record. the athletes are showing great Nichols also took fourth in the fourth-place finishers with Kimler “The girls 4x400-meter relay improvement. 200 meters (28.10) and was part in the 100 meters (17.77), Nielson team (Terry, Jessica Anderson, “We had high expectations, of the second-place 4x100-meter in the 800 meters (2:28.01) and Airica Stewart and Christensen) but feel our kids met those relay team along with Lindsey Jake Palmer in the discus at 118 in the preliminaries set a school expectations and in some cases Kimler, Katie Nielson and Kylee feet 3 inches. record [of 4:00.43],” Bottema Morse. After Tooele’s girls team fin- said. They made it to finals and went beyond our expectations, Dugway track coach Jaren ished first in Region 6, they were got disqualified for a lane viola- which was pretty cool,” Allen Wadsworth said he’s proud of expected to place high in the tion. said. “We’re hoping that from how the athletes finished with state meet as well. They ended Terry who was expected to fin- their experience they’ll be able to the girls taking seventh overall up fifth overall thanks to placings ish near the top of the podium take it to the next level next year, with only nine team members from Mulitalo and short- to mid- in the sprint races came in third not just in track but other things and the boys tied for 16th with distance runners. in the 100 meters at 12.49 and they’re part of.” fourth in the 200 meters at 25.59. Wendover’s highest finisher Teammate Anderson clocked in was senior Soloman Gonzales a 47.30 time for sixth place in the who took second in the discus 300 meter hurdles while Becca at 128 feet 1/4 inch and third in Smaellie also took sixth in the the javelin at 165 feet 6 inches. javelin with a heave of 112 feet Ananisa Serna threw in a pair of even, both have been battling fifth-place throws in the discus at injuries all season, Bottema said. 87 feet 1 3/4 inches and the shot GERMAN SHEPARD “We’ve got a good nucleus put at 32 feet 1 inch. Cody Marcu coming back,” he said. “We’re (17.54) and Steven Lemmon For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure going to miss some seniors but (17.58) finished seventh and Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires we’ve got great young kids to eighth respectively in the 110- Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing come back and I think my big- meter hurdles to round out the and possible shelter fee. gest concern this year is we didn’t Tooele City stay healthy. We should be a con- scoring Wildcat track athletes. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to tender next year.” “I thought there were other Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Stansbury High School junior kids throughout the county who Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Tyson Lambert was the only performed well,” Bottema said. “There were great performances medal finisher for the new school Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Maegan Burr taking second in the 1600 meter from Tooele County high schools run. Lambert also took eighth at state meets in all classifica- Stansbury High School junior Tyson Lambert catches his breath after the 3200 Tooele Veterinary Clinic in the 3200 meters at 9:47.91. tion.” meter run at the state track meet Saturday morning. Lambert placed second in 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 The 4x100-meter relay team of [email protected] the 1600 meters and eighth in the 3200 meters. A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 Grantsville ousted in second round of state tennis by Jake Gordon nated and forced a third set dropped one game to Garrard GHS TENNIS STAFF WRITER with a 6-2 second set victory. in a 6-1, 6-0 victory and even- Double faults however hurt tually went on to take state at When it came to the first The second doubles team of the Cowboy pair all match and third singles. round of the 3A boys tennis Dallin Leonelli and Aaron Vera the Manti duo advanced with The same fate awaited state tournament, Grantsville had the best chance to escape a 6-4 victory in the third set. first singles player George appeared to be cruising. the second round. Leonelli Orgill at second singles also Parkinson as he lost to an Winning four out of their pos- and Vera wasted little time came fairly close of getting out eventual state champion. sible five matches gave the dispatching Garrett Allen and of the second round. Orgill had Parkinson managed his open- Cowboys momentum heading Stephen Stanworth of Delta in little trouble dispatching Trey ing match well in a 6-3, 6-2 vic- into the second round Friday. winning the first set 6-0 and Gunderson of Manti. In only tory over Hunter Erickson from Unfortunately for giving up a few games in the losing a total of three games, North Sanpete. Unfortunately, Grantsville, tougher match- second set but still won 6-3. Orgill won easily 6-1, 6-2. Parkinson next ran into the ups in the second round In the second round, In the second round, Orgill best player in the 3A classifi- turned out to be too much for Leonelli and Vera faced off had to face off against Ricky cation and couldn’t even grab the entire team as not a single against Kaden Hill and Jeremy Rahde from Hurricane. In a a game from Jordan Lyden position made it to the second Anderson from Manti. Leonelli fairly tight first set, Rahde was from Desert Hills in a 6-0, 6-0 day of state at Brigham Young and Vera dug themselves a able to come out in the first victory for the eventual state University. hole early, falling behind 5-6 6-4 and while Orgill continued champ. Even with the four second in the first set but fought back to fight in the second set, he First doubles was the only round exits, Grantsville still to force a tiebreaker. still fell to Rahde 3-6. position to not make it out garnered enough points to fin- The Grantsville duo took Due to late injuries to the of the first round as Ryan ish seventh in 3A with four the early lead and were only team, Zach Garrard was placed Jensen and Devin Anderson points. Desert Hills ran away one point away from clinching into duty at third singles and ran into a tough team of with the 3A tennis crown with the first set with the tiebreaker performed admirably. Garrard Tyler Howard and Jaden Seely Maegan Burr 26 points. score at 6-3. Unfortunately for started off the first round with from Hurricane. Jensen and Grantsville High School second singles player Jordon Orgill returns the ball Friday “We did do well in the first Grantsville, Hill and Anderson a 6-4, 6-1 victory over Parker Anderson put a fight in the at the 3A state tennis tournament at BYU. Orgill nearly got out of the second round,” said Grantsville coach fought back to win the tie- Bird from Manti. first set but still fell 3-6, then round but fell to Hurricane’s Ricky Rahde. Pat Ciervo. “George (Parkinson) breaker 9-7 for the first set. In the second round how- the second set took a turn for and Jordon (Orgill) played well The second set was a dif- ever, Garrard ran into a very the worse as they were elimi- but I would of liked it to end a nis at state and I think we may but ended up losing to great ferent story for Grantsville strong player in Joe Salemi nated 1-6 in the second set. little differently,” Ciervo said. have peaked a little bit early.” tennis players.” as Leonelli and Vera domi- from Juan Diego. Salemi only “I am pleased with the year “We didn’t play our best ten- [email protected]

Maegan Burr Grantsville High School second doubles player Aaron Vera returns the ball Friday at the 3A state tournament at BYU. Vera and doubles partner Dallin Leonelli lost in their third set to Manti.

job. She got a lot of confidence Cowboys from her teammates.” Grantsville did make a come- continued from page A10 back in the top of the fourth on a great bunt. Throwing errors with one out when Desirae Warr allowed Grantsville’s first two run- walked but reached first when ners to score runs. the ball got past the Bear River The lead held up until Union catcher. Teagan Critchlow came tied the game in the fourth with on to run for Warr. With two outs, a pair of runs. The Cougars Dalton beat out an infield sin- advanced runners to second and gle and Snow singled to load the third with one out followed by a bases. Peterson walked to score pair of singles to score the runs. Critchlow and then Wells pound- Union was still in business with ed a single to right field to score a pair of runners on and only one two more runs. That was followed out, but Peterson struck out the by a two-run single by Shepherd next batter and got the third out to slice the Bear River lead to 7-6, on a grounder. The Bears pushed the lead to Grantsville jumped ahead 6-2 9-6 in the bottom of the sixth on a with four runs in the bottom of second home run by Smart. Maegan Burr the fifth inning. Grantsville added a seventh run Dalton ripped a shot to right- Grantsville High School sophomore Cheyenne Sandberg catches a ball Thursday in the seventh when Matthews center field which almost left the against Canyon View. singled and moved over to third park and landed at the bottom of on a sacrifice and stolen base. the fence for a double. Snow beat Matthews made a great catch in one run in the seventh to lose 9-7. Matthews scored on a single by out a bunt, but a strikeout and a right-center to limit Union’s run With the loss, Grantsville dropped Johnson. ground-out left Grantsville with production. With two outs, Union down to the one-loss bracket and North Sanpete 3 — Grantsville 1 runners at first and second with still had a runner in scoring posi- faced the challenge of having Grantsville had plenty of oppor- two outs. tion at second, but Peterson to win three straight games on tunities to score against North Mariah Shepherd came through struck out the next batter to get Saturday to claim a state title. Sanpete, but left nine runners with clutch two-out hit when she out of the inning. Bear River scored three in the on base in the narrow loss. The looped the ball over the infield Peterson also sent the Union second helped by an error from Cowboys also had three errors in and in bounds down the left field hitters down one, two, three in the Grantsville and a pair of singles. the game. line to score Dalton and Snow. bottom of the seventh. The Cowboys got on the board The Hawks struck for two in Matthews followed that with a Bear River 9 — Grantsville 7 in the top of the third when the top of the second on two dou- towering two-run home run over The Cowboys fell behind 7-1, Dalton smashed a home run over bles and a single. The Cowboys the right-center fence to put the but made the game interesting the center field fence to make threatened in their half of the sec- Maegan Burr Cowboys up 6-2. by scoring five runs in the fourth it 3-1. The Bears blew it open in ond, but ended up with a runner Grantsville High School freshman Amy Matthews hits the ball Thursday against Union added two more runs inning to trim the lead to 7-6 and the bottom of third on a three- thrown out at home and a runner Canyon View in the 3A state tournament. Grantsville ended their season with a in the top of the sixth and was give the Bears a scare. Grantsville run homer by Kelli Smart and an stranded at third. 19-11 mark. threatening to score more, but dropped behind 9-6 and added RBI by Madison Jensen to go up Grantsville rallied in the fourth 7-1. Heath took Peterson out and with two outs when Matthews 1 in the bottom of the fifth when could not bring them in and the brought in Karlin Moody to pitch. singled and Baird was hit by a Dalton singled, moved to second softball season came to an end for Moody was able to get a strike pitch. Lola Williams came on to on a sacrifice bunt and came the Cowboys. David K. Palmer, M.D. out and a ground out to end the pinch hit and belted a single to home on a double by Peterson. “It definitely ended up being Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist inning. right to load the bases. But a pop The Cowboys had two runners a great season. Nobody expected “They were just getting hits out ended the threat. on base and one out, but the next a lot from us because we were so Would like to welcome and we were making errors and I The Cowboy kept it close with two hitters struck out. young. We were really starting to Wesley K. Brown, M.D. knew it would be difficult for us to a great defensive play in the top A towering home run by North hit the ball well during the last come back from down 7-1 against of the fifth and a Hawk runner at Sanpete’s Shantel Ison pushed the three or four weeks of the sea- to his Tooele practice. Bear River so I took her (Peterson) second with one out. The North Hawks’ lead to 3-1. Grantsville son,” Heath said. Dr. Brown will be available on out,” Heath said. “I knew we need- Sanpete runner tried to make it to loaded the bases with two outs in The Cowboys won 12 of their Mondays and for walk-ins for ear, ed Natalie to pitch as many as third on a ground out to short, but the bottom of the sixth, but left final 15 games. nose & throat patients. three games on Saturday. Also, we first baseman Peterson gunned them stranded. Peterson, Shepherd, Matthews and could have brought her back in her down at third base to end the Grantsville also had runners at and Wells all the made the 3A all- the Bear River game if we needed inning. first and second with one out in tournament team. Nancy J. Stevenson, PA-C her. Karlin came in and did a great Grantsville closed the gap to 2- the bottom of the seventh, but [email protected] will be available for patients on Wednesdays. Myers and Mendenhall all walked sixth after a pair of walks and an hitting team and they have come Buffaloes to load the bases. Kiani Linnell RBI single by Kylie Moore. on strong at the end of the sea- continued from page A10 came on to run for Mendenhall. Mattie Snow allowed only one son and ended up finishing first Holt then blasted a two-RBI hit in the game. in a very good region. We’re also We’re happy to 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste #I Tooele Tooele scored all its runs in the single followed by an RBI single Tooele defeated today’s oppo- coming on strong right now and treat your third inning with two outs. from Brooke Slade. nent Spanish Fork 7-4 back on swinging the bat pretty well. We’ll ears, nose and (435) 882-6448 Snow blasted a home run to get Snow Canyon managed to March 20. be ready,” the coach said. throat problems, along • Ear, Nose & Throat • Allergy & Sinus things rolling and then Sorenson, score a run in the bottom of the “Spanish Fork is a really good [email protected] with hearing evaluations! • Head & Neck Surgery • Voice Disorders B8B8

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Rick Dalrymple (left) holds a trilobite in a piece of rock at his home in Pine Canyon Monday evening. Cleaned azurite and malachite rocks (middle) and red beryl crystal (right) sit on a table in Dalrymple’s home. Pine Canyon rockhound’s childhood school Hidden Treasurereport has turned into a passion and career

Pine Canyon resident Rick Dalrymple holds a Dugway geode at his home Monday evening. Dalrymple has been fascinated by rocks since he was a child and now owns a rock shop in Salt Lake City.

s children grow up, they often photos Maegan Burr | story Diane Sagers take up and discard a series of hobbies — sort of like trying on my parents took me to a rock shop in ship based on their mutual fascination a collection of hats to see which Salt Lake.” and Dalrymple’s excitement for miner- one fits right. If a child is lucky, The young Boy Scout was fascinated als blossomed. he will find the right hat and with the shop and what he found inside. “I had a great passion for miner- make it a career. Dr. David Lewis Senior, who owned the als,” he said. “I spent all my allowance Rick Dalrymple of Pine Canyon was shop, was a practicing physician at the money on rocks and equipment, and oneA of the lucky kids who found his when I started working in high school I University of Utah. Besides his fascina- life’s passion through that process as a tion with medicine, he was also a rock spent my earnings on them.” child and made it his life-long career. enthusiast. The years after high school included “When I was in elementary school I Dalrymple went back to the store a stint in the Army and then Dalrymple did a report on rocks for school and for often to browse and to learn. He and Scouts,” Dalrymple said. “To help me, Dr. Lewis developed a strong friend- SEE TREASURE PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On May 31, 1859, the famous tower clock known as Big Ben, located atop the 320- foot-high St. Stephen’s Tower, rings out over the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London, for the first time. Its famously accurate timekeeping is regulated by a stack of coins placed on the clock’s huge pendulum.

➤ On June 2, 1924, President Calvin Coolidge signs the Indian Citizen Act, granting automatic American citizenship to Native Americans born Mega Maze in the United States. The law attempted to finalize Indian assimilation into white culture while per- mitting Indians to retain some of their tribal tradi- tions.

➤ On June 6, 1933, eager motorists park their auto- mobiles on the grounds of Park-In Theaters in Camden, N.J., the first- ever drive-in movie theater. Advertising it as entertainment for the whole family, Richard Hollingshead charged 25 cents per car and 25 cents per person, with no group paying more than one dollar.

➤ On June 4, 1942, the Battle of Midway begins. During the four-day name of Bambi’s girlfriend sea-and-air battle, the in the animated movie outnumbered U.S. Pacific classic? Fleet succeeded in 5. ENTERTAINERS: What destroying four Japanese is rock singer Sting’s real aircraft carriers while los- name? ing only one of its own, 1. ADVERTISING: 6. MUSIC: Which the Yorktown. What product did Spuds traditional Christmas carol MacKenzie help sell in the contains the phrase “field ➤ On June 3, 1956, in Santa 1980s? and fountain”? Cruz, Calif., city authori- 2. GEOGRAPHY: The 7. HISTORY: In what year ties announced a total Great Barrier Reef is did the Korean War end? ban on rock and roll at located off the coast of 8. ART: In art, how many public gatherings, calling which continent? primary colors exist? the music “Detrimental 3. U.S. PRESIDENTS: 9. FOOD & DRINK: What to both the health and How many presidents of is the primary ingredient in morals of our youth and the United States have died the soup called borscht? community.” Two weeks on the Fourth of July? 10. LANGUAGE: What is later, Time magazine 4. MOVIES: What was the a uraeus? reported on similar bans enacted in Asbury Park, N.J., and San Antonio, Texas.

➤ On June 5, 1968, Senator Robert Kennedy is shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles after winning the California presiden- tial primary. Kennedy was shot several times by 22-year-old Palestinian Sirhan Sirhan. He died a day later.

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TUESDAY May 18, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 TCSD ANTI-TOBACCO COMMUNITY NEWS CONTEST WINNERS Valley Mental Health 2010 photos courtesy of Melanie Castagno substance abuse prevention scholarships awarded Valley Mental Health and the Tooele County Mental Health/ Substance Abuse Board have awarded five $500 substance abuse prevention scholarships to high school seniors through- out Tooele County. The recipi- ents of this year’s awards are: Alisha Harding — Tooele High School, will be attending Dixie State College; Hillary Anderson — Tooele High School, will be attending Utah State University; Jessica Zander — Tooele High Alisha Harding School, will be attending Snow College; Rachel Nichols — Tooele Hillary Anderson Rachel Nichols High School, will be attend- ing Brigham Young University; and Michael Trujillo — Tooele give to their school and com- High School, will be attending munity. All five of the chosen Southern Utah University. students have met the schol- Each year, Valley Mental Health arship criteria, and have been awards the scholarships to rec- awarded for choosing to be drug ognize and honor students who free and for their contributions. have made outstanding contri- We congratulate them for their butions in the field of substance past efforts and hope they will abuse prevention, and who pro- continue to be exceptional role mote healthy life choices in their models in their chosen educa- school and community. Students tional field. must exemplify a drug-free life- Dakota Dillon (third place) and Bailey Dalton (second place) in ninth style and be involved in the through 12th grade at Tooele High School. promotion of substance abuse prevention programs in Tooele Sell Your County. Students are also judged on how much service time they Product to Over Jessica Zander Michael Trujillo 27,000 Readers

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  “During your next family disagreement, use Jose Gonzalez (third place) and Sam Monsen (first place) in fourth grade at Kolton Payne (first place, second grade at West Elementary) and Weston Payne Copper Canyon Elementary School. (first place, kindergarten at Middle Canyon Elementary). understanding and good communication to come Prevention...together we can! up with a peaceful solution.” This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & Tooele Transcript Bulletin. For more information, contact Terra at 843-2142  

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Zach Wendel (first place, fifth grade) and Tiara Lueker (third place, sixth grade) Braquel Holt and Marinda Swan (first place) and Ciara Stewart (second place) in 175 W. Main at Grantsville Jr. High School. sixth grade at East Elementary.

Friday, May 21 • 4pm Alexandria Johanson (fourth place, second grade at Overlake Elementary). Markaylee Workman (third place, fifth grade), Gavyn Taylor (second place, kinder- garten), Melanie Delgado (third place, third grade), and Madison Teeples (third place, kindergarten) at Northlake Elementary. B4 SERVICE DIRECTORY

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010 BIRTHDAYS GRADUATES Erla Woods Kiersten Halladay Alex DeSpain

Please join our family in cel- Kiersten Halladay graduated Alex E. DeSpain graduated ebrating Erla Woods’ 80th birth- from Utah Valley University on from the University of Utah on day. An open house will be Friday, April 30, 2010 with a May 7, 2010, with a Bachelor of held on Saturday, May 22 in the Bachelor of Science degree in Science degree from the College Seventh Ward church at 1000 the Department of Science and of Health. He has been accepted West Utah Avenue from 4-6 p.m. Health with an emphasis (or in the College of Health gradu- Your presence is her present. No major) in exercise science. ate program and will continue gifts please. Kiersten is the daughter of his education in the fall semes- Kim and Janet Halladay. ter at the University of Utah. He is the son of Won Young DeSpain Johnston and William K. Johnston. FISHING DAY

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Dr. Michael and Karlene Wells are happy to announce the mar- Elder Eric H. Welch riage of their daughter, Brittany Michelle to Tyler Deveraux, son Elder Eric Welch has returned of Mr. Sterling and Cynthia Rees after serving a two-year mission and Mr. Sterling and Cassandra in the Deutschland Frankfurt Deveraux. They will be mar- mission. ried on Tuesday, May 25, 2010. He spoke in the Middle Brittany is a 2003 graduate of Canyon Ward. Tooele High School and also Eric is the son of John and graduated with a Bachelor of Sherry Welch. Science degree from UVU in courtesy of Tom Becker, UDWR 2008. Tyler is a 2003 graduate Tyler Deveraux and Brittany Michelle This was no ordinary “fish story” for Caleb Keller, of Grantsville, it was a memory of Spanish Fork High School, Wells that will last a lifetime. Russell Park, of Tooele, and more than 30 other volun- served a mission to the Toronto teers were on hand at Deseret Chemical Depot’s Rainbow Reservoir to help Canada Mission and is currently D.C., where Brittany will be pur- nearly 40 special needs children and adults catch a memory of their own. The working for Stores Online. After suing her career as a physician Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Tooele County Wildlife Federation, Deseret a wonderful Mediterranean assistant at George Washington Chemical Depot and Albertsons were this year’s sponsors of Saturday’s annual cruise honeymoon, the couple University. Fishing Day event. will be moving to Washington

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Subscribe Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. to the Transcript Bulle- All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 435.840.0344 tin. INVITATION FOR BIDS Wendover Airport Wendover, Utah AIP Project No. 3-49-0046-21 Sealed bids, subject to the conditions contained herein, for improvements to the Wendover Airport, Wendover, Utah, AIP Project No. 3-49-0046- 21 will be received by Cheryl Adams at, Tooele County, 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074, until Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 2:00 p.m., and then publicly opened and read aloud. The work involved will in- clude the following: Schedule I - Construct Parallel Taxiway "A" From Runway 12/30 to Taxiway "A3" Schedule II - Construct Parallel Taxiway "A" From Taxiway "A1" to Runway 12/30 Schedule III - Construct Taxiway "B2" from Run- way 12 to Existing Apron The approximate quanti- ties of major bid items in- volved in the proposed work are: Item: P-152a Item De- scription: UNCLASSI- FIEDEXCAVATION Unit CY SCHI 36,000 SCHII 21,800 SCHIII 11,010 Item: P-154a Item De- scription: SUBBASE COURSE (12") Unit: CY SCHI 17,330 SCHII 6,330 SCH III 2,260 Item: P-209a Item De- scription CRUSHED AGGREGATEBASE COURSE (4") Unit: CY SCHI 5,620SCHII 2,050 SCH III 740 Item: P-219a Item De- scription: RECYCLED CONCRETEAGGRE- GATEBASECOURSE (8") Unit: CY SCHI 11,550 SCHII 4,220 SCH III1,510 Item: P-401a Item De- scription: BITUMINOUS SURFACECOURSE (9") Unit: TON SCHI 24,550 SCHII 8,970 SCH III 3,230 Item: P-401b Item De- scription: MODIFIED BITUMINOUSMATE- RIAL Unit: TON SCHI 1,600 SCHII 580 SCH III 210 Construction for this pro- ject is expected to take 100 Calendar Day(s). Construction will take place over the 2010 and 2011 construction sea- son. Construction Activi- NOTICEOFTRUS- ties shall anticipate a TEE'S SALE winter shutdown. APN: 11-068-0-0019 Contract Documents. Trust No. 1257522-07 The complete set of Ref: Joshua Richard Lu- Plans, Specifications, cas TRA: Loan No. and Contract Documents xxxxxx0993. IMPOR- can be obtained from TANTNOTICETO Jviation, Inc., 900 South PROPERTYOWNER: Broadway, Suite 350, YOUAREINDEFAULT Denver, Colorado, UNDERADEEDOF 80209 beginning on May TRUST, DATED August 10, 2010. The Plans, 04, 2008. UNLESS YOU Specifications, and Con- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- tract Documents, are TECTYOURPROP- available to the Contrac- ERTY,ITMAYBE tor, in electronic PDF for- SOLDATAPUBLIC mat on a CD, at a SALE.IFYOUNEED non-refundable cost of ANEXPLANATIONOF $50.00 via check made THISPROCEEDING, payable to Jviation Inc. YOUSHOULDCON- Hard paper copies of the TACT A LAWYER. On Plans (11” x 17”), Speci- June 08, 2010, at fications, and Contract 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Documents, are avail- dall, Trustee James H. able to the Contractor, at Woodall, as duly ap- a non-refundable cost of pointed Trustee under a $250.00 via check made Deed of Trust recorded payable to Jviation Inc. August 04, 2008, as In- In order to submit a re- strument No. 311873, in sponsive bid as a Prime Book xx, Page xx, of the Contractor and to re- Official Records in the ceive all necessary ad- office at the County Re- dendum(s) for this pro- corder of Tooele County, ject, you must be on the State of Utah, executed Planholder's List, which by Joshua Richard Lu- requires the plans being cas and Anne Elizabeth purchased directly from Lucas, will sell at public our office, in either elec- auction to highest bid- tronic or hard copy for- der, payable in lawful NOTICEOFTRUS- mat. money of the United TEE'S SALE Pre-Bid Conference. States at the time of The following described The non-mandatory sale. Successful bidders real property will be sold pre-bid conference for NOTICEOFTRUS- must tender a deposit of at public auction to the this project will be held TEE'S SALE $5,000 in certified funds highest bidder, purchase at 2:00 p.m. on May 26, APN 12-010-0-154A to the trustee at the time price payable in lawful 2010, in the Wendover Trustee Sale No. of sale, with the balance money of the United Airport, Main Conference 7100178 Loan No. due by noon the follow- States of America at the Room at the Wendover 9517031142 IMPOR- ing business day, at the time of sale, at the main Airport, 345 Airport TANTNOTICETO office of the Trustee. At entrance of the Tooele Apron, Wendover, Utah. PROPERTYOWNER the tooele county court- County Courthouse, All bidders are required YOUAREINDEFAULT house 74 South 100 a/k/a the Third Judicial to examine the site to UNDERADEEDOF East Tooele Utah all District Court, 74 South become familiar with all TRUSTDATED right, title and interest 100 East, Tooele, Utah, site conditions. 3/22/2007. UNLESS conveyed to and now on Monday, June 14, Bid Conditions. The YOUTAKEACTIONTO held by it under said 2010, at the hour of 9:30 bidder is required to pro- PROTECTYOUR Deed of Trust in the a.m. of that day for the vide all information as PROPERTY, IT MAY BE property situated in said purpose of foreclosing a required within the Con- SOLDATAPUBLIC County and State de- deed of trust originally tract Documents. The SALE.IFYOUNEED scribed as: Lot 19, north executed by Christopher bidder is required to bid ANEXPLANATIONOF fork phase 2, according Wood and Mandie on all items of every THISPROCEEDING, to the official plat thereof Wood, in favor of Long schedule or as otherwise YOUSHOULDCON- as recorded in the office Beach Mortgage Com- detailed in the Instruc- TACT A LAWYER. On of the Tooele county re- pany, covering real prop- tions to Bidders. 6/8/2010, at 4:30 PM, corder, state of Utah.. erty located at approxi- Bids may be held by James H. Woodall, as The street address and mately 609 Nelson Ave- Tooele County for a pe- duly appointed Trustee other common designa- nue, Tooele, Tooele riod not to exceed 90 under a Deed of Trust tion of the real property County, Utah, and more calendar days from the recorded 3/27/2007, as described above is pur- particularly described as: date of the bid opening Instrument No. 280947, ported to be: 836 East THE NORTH 46 FEET INVITATION FOR BIDS for the purpose of evalu- in Book xx, Page xx, of 930 North Tooele Ut OF LOT 62 AND THE Wendover Airport ating bids prior to award the Official Records in 84074. Estimated Total SOUTH 24 FEET OF Wendover, Utah of contract. the office at the County Debt as of June 08, LOT 61 BONNEVILLE AIP Project No. The right is reserved, as Recorder of Tooele 2010 is $204,719.65. SUBDIVISION, TOOELE 3-49-0046-21 Tooele County may re- County, State of Utah The undersigned Trus- CITY,TOOELE Sealed bids, subject to quire, to reject any and executed by Jay Brock- tee disclaims any liability COUNTY,STATEOF the conditions contained all bids and to waive any bank, A Single Man for any incorrectness of NOTICEOFTRUS- UTAH, ACCORDING TO herein, for improvements informality in the bids re- WILLSELLATPUBLIC the street address and TEE'S SALE THEPLATTHEREOF to the Wendover Airport, ceived. AUCTIONTOHIGHEST other common designa- The following described RECORDEDINTHE Wendover, Utah, AIP All questions regarding BIDDER,PAYABLEIN tion, if any, shown real property will be sold OFFICEOFTHE Project No. 3-49-0046- the bid are to be directed LAWFULMONEYOF herein. Said sale will be at public auction to the COUNTYRECORDER 21 will be received by to Mark J. Lovato with PUBLIC NOTICE THEUNITEDSTATES made without covenant highest bidder, purchase OFSAIDCOUNTY. Cheryl Adams at, Tooele Jviation, Inc., 900 South The Grantsville City ATTHETIMEOFTHE or warranty, express or price payable in lawful 08-017-0-0062 County, 47 South Main, Broadway, Suite 350, Council will hold its regu- SALE.SUCCESSFUL implied, regarding title, money of the United The current beneficiary Tooele, UT 84074, until Denver, Colorado lar meeting on Wednes- BIDDERSMUSTTEN- possession, condition or States of America at the of the trust deed is Wednesday, June 9, 80209, (303) 524-3030, day, May 19, 2010 at DERADEPOSITOF encumbrances, including time of sale, at the main JPMorgan Chase Bank, 2010, 2:00 p.m., and Fax: (303) 524-3031. 7:00 p.m. at 429 East $5,000 IN CERTIFIED fees, charges and ex- entrance of the Tooele National Assoication, then publicly opened and Bid Bond. Guarantee Main Street, Grantsville, FUNDSTOTHETRUS- penses of the Trustee County Courthouse, and the record owner of read aloud. will be required with UT 84029. The agenda TEEATTHETIMEOF and of the trusts created a/k/a the Third Judicial the property as of the re- The work involved will in- each bid as a certified is as follows: SALE,WITHTHEBAL- by said Deed of Trust, to District Court, 74 South cording of the notice of clude the following: check on a solvent bank ROLL CALL ANCEDUEBYNOON pay the remaining princi- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, default is Christopher Schedule I - Construct or a bid bond in the PUBLIC HEARING: THEFOLLOWING pal sums of the note(s) on Monday, June 7, Wood and Mandie Parallel Taxiway "A" amount of five (5) per- a. Proposed rezone of BUSINESSDAY,AT secured by said Deed of 2010, at the hour of 9:30 Wood. The trustee's From Runway 12/30 to cent of the total amount .69 acres at 647 East THEOFFICEOFTHE Trust. The current bene- a.m. of that day for the sale of the aforede- Taxiway "A3" of the bid, made payable Main Street, Grantsville TRUSTEE.ATTHE ficiary of the Trust Deed purpose of foreclosing a scribed real property will Schedule II - Construct to the Tooele County. Utah, from an RM-7 TOOELECOUNTY as of the date of this no- deed of trust originally be made without war- Parallel Taxiway "A" Performance & Pay- zone (Multiple Residen- COURTHOUSE 74 tice is: Gmac Mortgage, executed by Brett D. ranty as to title, posses- From Taxiway "A1" to ment Bond . The suc- Tuesday May 18, 2010 tial District - up to 7 units SOUTH 100Tooele EAST, Llc.Transcrip The record ownert-Bulle of Pfeifertin and Diane G. sion, or encumbrances. Runway 12/30 cessful bidder will beb7 re- per acre), to a CD (Cen- TOOELE, UT all right, ti- the property as of the re- Pfeifer, in favor of Long Bidders must be pre- Schedule III - Construct quired to furnish sepa- tral Development Dis- tle and interest conveyed cording of the Notice of Beach Mortgage Com- pared to tender Taxiway "B2" from Run- rate performance and Water Shares Public Notices trict),Public for the Notices purpose of toPublic and now heldNotices by it un- DefaultPublic is/are: Notices Joshua pany,Public covering Notices real prop- $5,000.00Public Notices in certified wayPublic 12 to Existing Notices Apron paymentPublic bonds Notices each in Meetings developingMeetings commercial der saidTrustees Deed of Trust in RichardTrustees Lucas and Ann erty locatedTrustees at approxi- fundsTrustees at the sale and the TheMiscellaneous approximate quanti- anMiscellaneous amount equal to office space. (Applicant - the property situated in Elizabeth Lucas. Dated: mately 59 Kelsey View balance of the purchase ties of major bid items in- 100% of the contract 10 ACRE Feet Under- PUBLIC NOTICE Michael and Michelle said County and State May 04, 2010. Drive, Tooele, Tooele price in certified funds by volved in the proposed price. ground water, transfer- Notice is hereby given Warner). described as : LOT James H. Woodall, County, Utah, and more 10:00 a.m. the following work are: Airport and Airway Im- rable through Tooele that the Tooele City AGENDA: 154A, SHETLAND Trustee James H. Woo- particularly described as: business day. The trus- Item: P-152a Item De- provement Act of 1982. City , Erda & Gransville. Council and the Tooele 1. Summary Action MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- dall 10653 River Front PARCEL 1: LOT 11, tee reserves the right to scription: UNCLASSI- In accordance with the $9000 each/ offer. All or City Redevelopment Items DIVISION, ACCORDING Parkway, Suite 290 KELSEYVIEWSUBDI- void the effect of the FIEDEXCAVATION Davis-Bacon Act, as part. (801)599-2154 Agency will meet on a. Approval of Minutes TOTHEOFFICIAL South Jordan Ut VISIONADDITIONNO. trustee's sale after the Unit CY SCHI 36,000 amended, the Contractor Wednesday, May 19, b. Approval of Business PLATTHEREOFON 84095 (801)254-9450 1, AS SUBDIVISION OF sale based upon infor- SCHII 21,800 SCHIII will be required to com- 2 SETTLEMENT Can- 2010 at the hour of 7:30 Licenses FILEANDOFRECORD (800)245-1886 (Hotline) TOOELECITY,AC- mation unknown to the 11,010 ply with the wage and la- yon water shares. P.M. The meeting will c. Approval of Bills INTHETOOELERE- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 CORDINGTOTHEOF- trustee at the time of the Item: P-154a Item De- bor requirements and to $3,800. (435)882-4766 be held at the Tooele d. Personnel Matters CORDERSOFFICE P.M. Signature/ by: FICIALPLAT sale, such as a bank- scription: SUBBASE pay minimum wages in City Hall Council Room 2. Presentation in sup- The street address and James H. Woodall, THEREOF, RECORDED ruptcy filing, a loan rein- COURSE (12") Unit: CY accordance with the WATER SHARES for located at 90 North Main port of military members other common designa- Trustee James H. Woo- INTHEOFFICEOF statement, or an agree- SCHI 17,330 SCHII schedule of wage rates sale. Settlement Can- Street, Tooele, Utah. and families (Utah Na- tion of the real property dall R-311705 THECOUNTYRE- ment between the trustor 6,330 SCH III 2,260 established by the yon $4000. Call Mike at 1. Pledge of Allegiance tional Guard). described above is pur- (Published in the Tran- CORDEROFSAID and beneficiary to post- Item: P-209a Item De- United States Depart- (801)879-9634 2. Mayor's Community 3. Discussion of policy ported to be: 256 W. Al- script Bulletin May 4, 11 COUNTY. pone or cancel the sale. scription CRUSHED ment of Labor. Recognition Awards regarding the distribution fred Drive, Tooele, UT & 18, 2010) 09-013-0-0011 If so voided, the only re- AGGREGATEBASE Non-Segregated Facili- Commercial 3. Open Forum for Pub- of non-City inserts with 84074 Estimated Total PARCEL 2: BEGIN- course of the highest COURSE (4") Unit: CY ties. The successful bid- Property lic Comment utility bills. Debt as of 6/1/2010, is NOTICEOFTRUS- NING 344.5 FEET bidder is to receive a full SCHI 5,620SCHII der will be required to 4. Resolution 2010-07 A 4. Consideration of an $138,718.94 The under- TEE'S SALE SOUTH AND 259 FEET refund of the money paid 2,050 SCH III 740 submit a certification of APN: 09-042-0-0066 FOR SALE! Fitness Resolution of the Tooele ordinance amending the signed Trustee disclaims WEST OF THE NORTH- to the trustee. THIS IS Item: P-219a Item De- Non-segregated Facili- Trust No. 1261360-07 Center, 12750sqft, City Council Authorizing zoning map for property any liability for any incor- EAST CORNER OF LOT ANATTEMPTTOCOL- scription: RECYCLED ties and to notify pro- Ref: Cory Thompson Main Street. Handball the Mayor of Tooele City at 647 East Main Street rectness of the street ad- 5, BLOCK 2, PLAT “B”, LECTADEBT.ANYIN- CONCRETEAGGRE- spective subcontractors TRA: Loan No. courts, lockers, show- to Sign a Contract with from an RM-7 to a CD dress and other common TOOELECITYSUR- FORMATIONOB- GATEBASECOURSE of the requirement for xxxxxx0388. IMPOR- ers, saunas, hot tubs, Paul Hansen Associates, zoning designation (Mi- designation, if any, VEY,TOOELECITY, TAINED WILL BE USED (8") Unit: CY SCHI such a certification TANTNOTICETO aerobic area. Unlimited L.L.C. for City Engineer- chael Warner applica- shown herein. Said sale ANDRUNNING FOR THAT PURPOSE. 11,550 SCHII 4,220 where the subcontract PROPERTYOWNER: possibilities! 882-7094, ing Services tion). will be made without THENCE SOUTH 100 DATED this 13th day of SCH III1,510 exceeds $10,000. YOUAREINDEFAULT (801)860-5696 Presented by Mayor Pat- 5. Consideration of an covenant or warranty, FEET;THENCEWEST May, 2010 Item: P-401a Item De- Equal Employment Op- rick Dunlavy ordinance enacting a express or implied, re- UNDERADEEDOF 217 FEET; THENCE Marlon L. Bates, suc- scription: BITUMINOUS portunity. The proposed 5. Resolution 2010-28 new Title 10, Chapter 1 garding title, possession, TRUST, DATED July 25, NORTH 142 FEET; cessor trustee SURFACECOURSE contract is under and A Resolution of the of the Grantsville City condition, or encum- 2007. UNLESS YOU THENCE EAST 82 Scalley Reading Bates (9") Unit: TON SCHI subject to Executive Or- Buildings Tooele City Council Ap- Code, by adopting re- brances, including fees, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- FEET; THENCE SOUTH Hansen & Rasmussen, 24,550 SCHII 8,970 der 11246 of September pointing Matt Robinson vised garbage and solid charges, and expenses TECTYOURPROP- 42 FEET; THENCE P.C. SCH III 3,230 24, 1965, as amended, If you build, remodel or as a Council-Appointed waste management of the Trustee and of the ERTY,ITMAYBE EAST 135 FEET TO 15 West South Temple, Item: P-401b Item De- and to the equal oppor- remove buildings you Alternate Member of the regulations. trusts created by said SOLDATAPUBLIC THEPOINTOFBEGIN- Ste. 600 scription: MODIFIED tunity clause and the can place your classi- Tooele City Planning 6. Consideration of an Deed of Trust, to pay the SALE.IFYOUNEED NING. 02-079-0-0040 Salt Lake City, Utah BITUMINOUSMATE- Standard Federal Equal fied ad in 45 of Utah's Commission ordinance amending remaining principle sums ANEXPLANATIONOF The current beneficiary 84101 RIAL Unit: TON SCHI Employment Opportunity newspapers for only Presented by Mayor Pat- Section 28-22 of the of the note(s) secured by THISPROCEEDING, of the trust deed is Deut- Telephone: (801) 1,600 SCHII 580 SCH Construction Contract $163. for 25 words ($5. rick Dunlavy Grantsville City Code, by said Deed of Trust. The YOUSHOULDCON- sche Bank National 531-7870 III 210 specifications including for each additional 6. Resolution 2010-26 A repealing the require- current beneficiary of the TACT A LAWYER. On Trust Company, as Trus- Business Hours: 9:00 Construction for this pro- the goals and timetables word). You will reach Resolution of the Tooele ment that secondary wa- Trust Deed as of the June 15, 2010, at tee for Long Beach Mort- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ject is expected to take for minority and female up to 340,000 house- City Council Consenting ter must be transferred date of this notice is 4:30pm, James H. Woo- gage Loan Trust 2004-2, Trustee No. 94100-1727 100 Calendar Day(s). participation. holds and all you do is to the Appointment of to the City as a condition Provident Funding Asso- dall, Trustee James H. and the record owner of (Published in the Tran- Construction will take DBE Requirement The call the Transcript Bul- G.M. Rusty Hammond to of development ap- ciates, L.P. The record Woodall, as duly ap- the property as of the re- script Bulletin May 18, place over the 2010 and bidder shall make good letin at 882-0050 for all the Animal Control Ap- proval, requiring devel- owners of the property pointed Trustee under a cording of the notice of 25 & June 1, 2010) 2011 construction sea- faith efforts, as defined the details. (Mention peals Board; Setting his opers to permanently at- as of the recording of the Deed of Trust recorded default is Brett D. Pfeifer son. Construction Activi- in Appendix A of 49 CFR UCAN Classified Net- Term of Service; and tach secondary water to Notice of Default are Jay July 30, 2007, as Instru- and Diane G. Pfeifer. ties shall anticipate a Part 26, Regulations of work) Awarding him the Pow- the developed property Brockbank Dated: ment No. 290030, in The trustee's sale of the Public Notices winter shutdown. the Office of the Secre- ers of the Office and amending other pro- 4/28/2010 Book xx, Page xx, of the aforedescribed real Miscellaneous Contract Documents. tary of Transportation, to METALROOF/WALL Presented by Police visions relating to water James H. Woodall Official Records in the property will be made The complete set of subcontract 2.0 percent Panels, Pre-engineered Chief Ron Kirby requirements for devel- Authorized Signature office at the County Re- without warranty as to ti- Deadline for public no- Plans, Specifications, of the dollar value of the Metal Buildings. Mill 7. Ordinance 2010-06 opment approval. James H. Woodall corder of Tooele County, tle, possession, or en- tices is 4 p.m. the day and Contract Documents prime contract to small prices for sheeting coil An Ordinance of the 7. Consideration of ex- 10653 River Front State of Utah, executed cumbrances. Bidders prior to publication. can be obtained from business concerns are at a 4 year low. You Tooele City Council tension of lease agree- Parkway, Suite 290 by Cory Thompson, will must be prepared to ten- Public notices submit- Jviation, Inc., 900 South owned and controlled by get the savings. 17 Col- Amending Tooele City ment at Recreation Cen- South Jordan, Utah sell at public auction to der $5,000.00 in certified ted past the deadline Broadway, Suite 350, socially and economi- ors prime material, cut Code Chapter 7-25 Re- ter for Ken's Gymnas- 84095 (801)254-9450 highest bidder, payable funds at the sale and the will not be accepted. Denver, Colorado, cally disadvantaged indi- to your exact length. garding Signs tics. (Ken Goodworth). (800) 245-1886 (hotline) in lawful money of the balance of the purchase UPAXLP 80209 beginning on May viduals (DBE). In the CO Building Systems Presented by Roger 8. Presentation in sup- Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 United States at the time price in certified funds by 10, 2010. The Plans, event that the bidder for 1-800-COBLDGS Baker port of the preservation PM of sale. Successful bid- 10:00 a.m. the following INVITATION TO BID Specifications, and Con- this solicitation qualifies (ucan) 8. Resolution 2010-27 of Stockton gravel bar. (Published in the Tran- ders must tender a de- business day. The trus- OWNER: The Tooele tract Documents, are as a DBE, the contract A Resolution of the (Stockton Mayor Mark script Bulletin May 4, 11 posit of $5,000 in certi- tee reserves the right to County School District available to the Contrac- goal shall be deemed to Public Notices Tooele City Council Whitney). & 18, 2010) fied funds to the trustee void the effect of the Board of Education tor, in electronic PDF for- have been met. Individu- Authorizing the Mayor to 9. Budget updates and at the time of sale, with trustee's sale after the PROJECT: Fire Alarm mat on a CD, at a als who are rebuttably Meetings Sign a Contract with Su- presentation of monthly NOTICEOFTRUS- the balance due by noon sale based upon infor- Upgrades non-refundable cost of presumed to be socially perior Excavating for financial report (Tom TEE'S SALE the following business mation unknown to the Dugway High School $50.00 via check made and economically disad- Deadline for public no- Construction of the 2010 Hammond). APN: 11-068-0-0019 day, at the office of the trustee at the time of the Bldg 5020 5th Street payable to Jviation Inc. vantaged include, tices is 4 p.m. the day Culinary Waterline Re- 10. Consideration of Su- Trust No. 1257522-07 Trustee. At the tooele sale, such as a bank- Dugway Elementary Hard paper copies of the women, Black Ameri- prior to publication. placement Project preme Court Ruling and Ref: Joshua Richard Lu- county courthouse 74 ruptcy filing, a loan rein- School Bldg 5000 Val- Plans (11” x 17”), Speci- cans, Hispanic Ameri- Public notices submit- Presented by Paul Han- Strategy Session - cas TRA: Loan No. South 100 East Tooele statement, or an agree- dez Circle fications, and Contract cans, Native Americans, ted past the deadline sen Grantsville City vs. xxxxxx0993. IMPOR- Utah all right, title and in- ment between the trustor Dugway, Utah 84022 Documents, are avail- Asian-Pacific Americans, will not be accepted. 9. Resolution 2010-25 A Tooele City Base Clo- TANTNOTICETO terest conveyed to and and beneficiary to post- BID OPENING: 2:00 PM able to the Contractor, at and Asian-Indian Ameri- UPAXLP Resolution of the Tooele sure Lawsuit. (Closed PROPERTYOWNER: now held by it under said pone or cancel the sale. May 27, 2010 a non-refundable cost of cans. The apparent suc- YOUAREINDEFAULT Deed of Trust in the Tooele County School LEPC AGENDA City Council Accepting Session). If so voided, the only re- $250.00 via check made cessful competitor will be the Completed Public 11. Council Information UNDERADEEDOF property situated in said course of the highest District District Office payable to Jviation Inc. required to submit infor- Agenda for the LEPC TRUST, DATED August County and State de- 92 South Lodestone meeting to be held Improvements Associ- Updates. bidder is to receive a full In order to submit a re- mation concerning the ated with Copper Can- 12. Adjourn. 04, 2008. UNLESS YOU scribed as: Lot 66, 2nd refund of the money paid Way Tooele, Utah 84074 sponsive bid as a Prime DBE's that will partici- Wednesday, May 26th, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- amended plat of moun- Sealed bids will be re- 2010 at 1:30 p.m. in the yon Subdivision Phases Rachel Wright to the trustee. THIS IS Contractor and to re- pate in this contract. 2A and 2B City Recorder TECTYOURPROP- tain view subdivision, ac- ANATTEMPTTOCOL- ceived by the Board of ceive all necessary ad- The informa¬tion will in- Sheriff's Office Training ERTY,ITMAYBE cording to the official plat Education for the Fire Room, Tooele County Presented by Paul Han- In compliance with the LECTADEBT.ANYIN- dendum(s) for this pro- clude the name and ad- sen Americans with Disability SOLDATAPUBLIC thereof on file and of re- FORMATIONOB- Alarm Upgrade's at the ject, you must be on the dress of each DBE, a Courthouse. SALE.IFYOUNEED cord in the Tooele addresses and time 1. Welcome - Chairman, 10. Review of RDA Act, Grantsville City will TAINED WILL BE USED Planholder's List, which description of the work to Budget for Fiscal Year accommodate reason- ANEXPLANATIONOF county recorder's office.. FOR THAT PURPOSE. stated above. There will requires the plans being be performed by each LEPC THISPROCEEDING, The street address and be a mandatory pre-bid 2. Approve April minutes 2011 Presented by able requests to assist DATED this 5th day of purchased directly from named firm, and the dol- Randy Sant persons with disabilities YOUSHOULDCON- other common designa- May, 2010 job walk on May 21, our office, in either elec- lar value of the contract. 3. Haz Mat reports, TACT A LAWYER. On tion of the real property 2010 at 1:00 PM. We Harry Shinton 11. Discussion on Sale to participate in meet- Marlon L. Bates, Suc- tronic or hard copy for- If the bidder fails to of Lots in the Tooele ings. Requests for as- June 08, 2010, at described above is pur- cessor Trustee will meet at the main mat. achieve the contract goal 4. Review upcoming 4:30pm, James H. Woo- ported to be: 614 Wa- gate to Dugway Proving training Commercial Park sistance may be made Scalley Reading Bates Pre-Bid Conference. stated herein, it will be Presented by Randy by calling City Hall (435) dall, Trustee James H. satch Way Tooele Ut Hansen & Rasmussen, Grounds. A picture ID is The non-mandatory required to provide docu- 5. Kim Hammer, Emer- Woodall, as duly ap- 84074. Estimated Total required to gain access gency Services Sant 884-3411 at least 3 days P.C. pre-bid conference for mentation demonstrating 12. Economic Develop- in advance of a meeting. pointed Trustee under a Debt as of June 15, 15 West South Temple, to Dugway Proving this project will be held that it made good faith 6. Next meeting- June Deed of Trust recorded 2010 is $178,554.86. Grounds and must also 30th, 2010 ment/ Legislative Report (Published in the Tran- Ste. 600 at 2:00 p.m. on May 26, efforts in attempting to Presented by Randy script Bulletin May 18, August 04, 2008, as In- The undersigned Trus- Salt Lake City, Utah be a US citizen. The 2010, in the Wendover do so. A bid that fails to 7. Adjourn strument No. 311873, in tee disclaims any liability owner reserves the right Harry Shinton Sant 2010) 84101 Airport, Main Conference meet these requirements 13. Discussion on Com- Book xx, Page xx, of the for any incorrectness of Telephone: (801)531- to reject any and all bids, Room at the Wendover will be considered LEPC Chairman Official Records in the the street address and or to waive any irregu- (Published in the Tran- mercial Development 7870 Airport, 345 Airport non-responsive. Presented by Randy Public Notices office at the County Re- other common designa- Business Hours: 9:00 larities or informalities in Apron, Wendover, Utah. Tooele County script Bulletin May 18 & Trustees corder of Tooele County, tion, if any, shown any bid or in the bidding. 20, 2010) Sant a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All bidders are required Wendover, Utah 14. Minutes State of Utah, executed herein. Said sale will be Trustee No. 94100-348 All bids are subject to fi- to examine the site to (Published in the Tran- by Joshua Richard Lu- nal approval of the PUBLIC NOTICE May 5, 2010 Deadline for public no- made without covenant (Published in the Tran- become familiar with all script Bulletin May 11, cas and Anne Elizabeth Board of Education at its Notice is hereby given 15. Invoices tices is 4 p.m. the day or warranty, express or script Bulletin May 11, site conditions. 13, 18 & 20, 2010) Lucas, will sell at public regular schedule board that the Tooele City Presented by Sharon prior to publication. implied, regarding title, 18 & 25, 2010) Bid Conditions. The auction to highest bid- meeting. All questions REQUESTFORPRO- Council will meet in a Dawson Public notices submit- possession, condition or bidder is required to pro- der, payable in lawful NOTICEOFTRUS- concerning the bid shall POSAL Work Session on 16. Adjourn ted past the deadline encumbrances, including vide all information as money of the United TEE'S SALE be directed to Tony Ar- OWNER: The Tooele Wednesday, May 19, Sharon A. Dawson will not be accepted. fees, charges and ex- required within the Con- States at the time of The following described mer MHTN Architects, County School District 2010 at the hour of 6:00 Tooele City Recorder/ UPAXLP penses of the Trustee tract Documents. The sale. Successful bidders real property will be sold Inc at 420 East South Board of Education P.M. The Meeting will RDA Secretary and of the trusts created bidder is required to bid NOTICEOFTRUS- must tender a deposit of at public auction to the Temple, Salt Lake City, PROJECT: Testing and be held at the Tooele Pursuant to the Ameri- by said Deed of Trust, to on all items of every TEE'S SALE $5,000 in certified funds highest bidder, purchase Utah at 801-595-6700 or Special Inspections of City Hall Large Confer- cans with Disabilities pay the remaining princi- schedule or as otherwise APN 12-010-0-154A to the trustee at the time price payable in lawful Steve West Construction Construction Materials ence Room located at 90 Act, Individuals Needing pal sums of the note(s) detailed in the Instruc- Trustee Sale No. of sale, with the balance money of the United Coordinator for Tooele FOR: Grantsville Ele- North Main Street, Special Accommoda- secured by said Deed of tions to Bidders. 7100178 Loan No. due by noon the follow- States of America at the County School District at mentary School 175 Tooele, Utah. tions Should Notify Trust. The current bene- Bids may be held by 9517031142 IMPOR- ing business day, at the time of sale, at the main 435-833-1900. West Main Street 1. Closed Meeting to Sharon A. Dawson, ficiary of the Trust Deed Tooele County for a pe- TANTNOTICETO office of the Trustee. At entrance of the Tooele (Published in the Tran- Grantsville Utah Discuss Personnel Is- Tooele City Recorder, at as of the date of this no- riod not to exceed 90 PROPERTYOWNER the tooele county court- County Courthouse, script Bulletin May 13, Proposals Due: sues & Litigation 843-2110 prior to the tice is: New York Com- calendar days from the YOUAREINDEFAULT house 74 South 100 a/k/a the Third Judicial 18 & 20, 2010) 1:00 P.M., May 27, 2010 2. Reopen Meeting meeting. TDD Phone munity Bank As Servicer date of the bid opening Number 843-2108 UNDERADEEDOF East Tooele Utah all For Fdic As Receiver For District Court, 74 South for the purpose of evalu- Tooele County School 3. Budget INVITATION FOR BIDS (Published in the Tran- TRUSTDATED right, title and interest Amtrust Bank. The re- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, ating bids prior to award District 92 South Lode- 4. Update on Rocky Wendover Airport script Bulletin May 18, 3/22/2007. UNLESS conveyed to and now cord owner of the prop- on Monday, June 14, of contract. stone Way Tooele, UT Mountain Power Hear- Wendover, Utah 2010) YOUTAKEACTIONTO held by it under said erty as of the recording 2010, at the hour of 9:30 The right is reserved, as 84074 ings AIP Project No. PROTECTYOUR Deed of Trust in the of the Notice of Default a.m. of that day for the Tooele County may re- A copy of the complete 5. Strategic Planning 3-49-0046-21 PUBLIC NOTICE PROPERTY, IT MAY BE property situated in said is/are: Cory Thompson purpose of foreclosing a quire, to reject any and proposal is available at Sharon A. Dawson Sealed bids, subject to TOOELECOUNTY SOLDATAPUBLIC County and State de- and Julia S Thompson. deed of trust originally all bids and to waive any the Tooele County Tooele City Recorder the conditions contained COUNCILOFGOV- SALE.IFYOUNEED scribed as: Lot 19, north Dated: May 11, 2010. executed by Christopher informality in the bids re- School District Office at Pursuant to the Ameri- herein, for improvements ERNMENTS ANEXPLANATIONOF fork phase 2, according James H. Woodall, Wood and Mandie ceived. above address or by cans with Disabilities to the Wendover Airport, Notice is hereby given THISPROCEEDING, to the official plat thereof Trustee James H. Woo- Wood, in favor of Long All questions regarding email to swest@tooe- Act, Individuals Needing Wendover, Utah, AIP that the Tooele County YOUSHOULDCON- as recorded in the office dall 10653 River Front Beach Mortgage Com- the bid are to be directed leschools.org. Propos- Special Accommoda- Project No. 3-49-0046- Council of Governments TACT A LAWYER. On of the Tooele county re- Parkway, Suite 290 pany, covering real prop- to Mark J. Lovato with als will be received by tions Should Notify 21 will be received by has cancelled the regu- 6/8/2010, at 4:30 PM, corder, state of Utah.. South Jordan Ut erty located at approxi- Jviation, Inc., 900 South the Board of Education Sharon A. Dawson, Cheryl Adams at, Tooele larly scheduled meeting James H. Woodall, as The street address and 84095 (801)254-9450 mately 609 Nelson Ave- Broadway, Suite 350, for the Tooele County Tooele City Recorder, at County, 47 South Main, for Thursday, May 20, duly appointed Trustee other common designa- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) nue, Tooele, Tooele Denver, Colorado School District at the ad- 843-2110 prior to the Tooele, UT 84074, until 2010 at 6:30 P.M. under a Deed of Trust tion of the real property Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 County, Utah, and more 80209, (303) 524-3030, dress and time stated meeting. TDD Phone Wednesday, June 9, This meeting has been recorded 3/27/2007, as described above is pur- P.M. Signature/by: particularly described as: Fax: (303) 524-3031. above. The Owner re- Number 843-2108 2010, 2:00 p.m., and cancelled due to the lack Instrument No. 280947, ported to be: 836 East James H. Woodall, THE NORTH 46 FEET Bid Bond. Guarantee serves the right to reject (Published in the Tran- then publicly opened and of an agenda. in Book xx, Page xx, of 930 North Tooele Ut Trustee James H. Woo- OF LOT 62 AND THE will be required with any and all proposals. script Bulletin May 18, read aloud. Dated this 10th day of the Official Records in 84074. Estimated Total dall R-313753 SOUTH 24 FEET OF each bid as a certified All proposals are subject 2010) The work involved will in- May, 2010 the office at the County Debt as of June 08, (Published in the Tran- LOT 61 BONNEVILLE check on a solvent bank to final approval of the clude the following: PUBLIC NOTICE Cindy Coombs, Staff Recorder of Tooele 2010 is $204,719.65. script Bulletin May 11, SUBDIVISION, TOOELE or a bid bond in the Board of Education at its Schedule I - Construct Notice is hereby given Support County, State of Utah The undersigned Trus- 18 & 25, 2010) CITY,TOOELE amount of five (5) per- regular schedule meet- Parallel Taxiway "A" that the Lake Point Im- Tooele County Council executed by Jay Brock- tee disclaims any liability COUNTY,STATEOF cent of the total amount ing on June 8, 2010. All From Runway 12/30 to provement District will of Governments bank, A Single Man for any incorrectness of NOTICEOFTRUS- UTAH, ACCORDING TO of the bid, made payable questions concerning the Taxiway "A3" hold its regularly sched- (Published in the Tran- WILLSELLATPUBLIC the street address and TEE'S SALE THEPLATTHEREOF to the Tooele County. proposal shall be di- Schedule II - Construct uled Business meeting script Bulletin May 18, AUCTIONTOHIGHEST other common designa- The following described RECORDEDINTHE Performance & Pay- rected to Steven L. Parallel Taxiway "A" on May 20, 2010 at 7:00 2010) BIDDER,PAYABLEIN tion, if any, shown real property will be sold OFFICEOFTHE ment Bond . The suc- West, Construction Co- From Taxiway "A1" to p.m. at the Tooele LAWFULMONEYOF herein. Said sale will be at public auction to the COUNTYRECORDER cessful bidder will be re- ordinator for Tooele Runway 12/30 County Fire Station, PUBLIC NOTICE THEUNITEDSTATES made without covenant highest bidder, purchase OFSAIDCOUNTY. quired to furnish sepa- County School District at Schedule III - Construct 1540 East Sunset Road, The Grantsville City ATTHETIMEOFTHE or warranty, express or price payable in lawful 08-017-0-0062 rate performance and 435-833-1900 - Fax Taxiway "B2" from Run- and Lake Point Utah. Council will hold its regu- SALE.SUCCESSFUL implied, regarding title, money of the United The current beneficiary payment bonds each in 435-833-1912 way 12 to Existing Apron The agenda will be as lar meeting on Wednes- BIDDERSMUSTTEN- possession, condition or States of America at the of the trust deed is an amount equal to (Published in the Tran- The approximate quanti- follows: day, May 19, 2010 at DERADEPOSITOF encumbrances, including time of sale, at the main JPMorgan Chase Bank, 100% of the contract script Bulletin May 18 & ties of major bid items in- 1. Call to Order 7:00 p.m. at 429 East $5,000 IN CERTIFIED fees, charges and ex- entrance of the Tooele National Assoication, price. 20, 2010) volved in the proposed 2. Public Concerns Main Street, Grantsville, FUNDSTOTHETRUS- penses of the Trustee County Courthouse, and the record owner of Airport and Airway Im- work are: 3. Approval of Minutes UT 84029. The agenda TEEATTHETIMEOF and of the trusts created a/k/a the Third Judicial the property as of the re- provement Act of 1982. Item: P-152a Item De- TOOELE 4. Financial Reports is as follows: SALE,WITHTHEBAL- by said Deed of Trust, to District Court, 74 South cording of the notice of In accordance with the TRANSCRIPT scription: UNCLASSI- ULLETIN 5. Policy Manual ROLL CALL ANCEDUEBYNOON pay the remaining princi- 100 East, Tooele, Utah, default is Christopher Tooele County’sDavis-Bacon Marketplace Act, as B FIEDEXCAVATION 6. Operations Reports PUBLIC HEARING: THEFOLLOWING pal sums of the note(s) on Monday, June 7, Wood and Mandie amended, the Contractor Unit CY SCHI 36,000 7. Contact List a. Proposed rezone of BUSINESSDAY,AT secured by said Deed of 2010, at the hour of 9:30 Wood. The trustee's will be required to com- SCHII 21,800 SCHIII 8. Lateral Connection .69 acres at 647 East THEOFFICEOFTHE Trust. The current bene- a.m. of that day for the sale of the aforede- ply with the wage and la- 11,010 9. Trustee Concerns Main Street, Grantsville TRUSTEE.ATTHE ficiary of the Trust Deed purpose of foreclosing a scribed real property will bor requirements and to Item: P-154a Item De- 10. Adjournment Utah, from an RM-7 TOOELECOUNTY as of the date of this no- deed of trust originally be made without war- pay minimum wages in scription:PlaceSUBBASE Your Classified Ad Online! (Published in the Tran- zone (Multiple Residen- COURTHOUSE 74 tice is: Gmac Mortgage, executed by Brett D. ranty as to title, posses- accordance with the COURSE (12") Unit: CY script Bulletin May 18, tial District - up to 7 units SOUTH 100 EAST, Llc. The record owner of Pfeifer and Diane G. sion, or encumbrances. schedule of wage rates SCHI 17,330 www.tooeletranscript.comSCHII 2010) per acre), to a CD (Cen- TOOELE, UT all right, ti- the property as of the re- Pfeifer, in favor of Long Bidders must be pre- established by the 6,330 SCH III 2,260 tral Development Dis- tle and interest conveyed cording of the Notice of Beach Mortgage Com- pared to tender TOOELEUnitedRANSCRIPT States Depart- Item: P-209a Item De- T SELLING YOUR moun- trict), for the purpose of to and now held by it un- Default is/are: Joshua pany, covering real prop- $5,000.00 in certified ment of Labor. scription CRUSHED BULLETIN tain bike? www.tooele developing commercial der said Deed of Trust in Richard Lucas and Ann erty located at approxi- funds at the sale and the Non-Segregated Facili- AGGREGATEBASE transcript.com office space. (Applicant - the property situated in Elizabeth Lucas. Dated: mately 59 Kelsey View balance of the purchase ties. The successful bid- COURSE (4") Unit: CY Michael and Michelle said County and State May 04, 2010. Drive, Tooele, Tooele price in certified funds by der will be required to SCHI 5,620SCHII Warner). described as : LOT James H. Woodall, County, Utah, and more 10:00 a.m. the following submit a certification of 2,050 SCH III 740 AGENDA: 154A, SHETLAND Trustee James H. Woo- particularly described as: business day. The trus- Non-segregated Facili- Item: P-219a Item De- 1. Summary Action MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- dall 10653 River Front PARCEL 1: LOT 11, tee reserves the right to ties and to notify pro- scription: RECYCLED Items DIVISION, ACCORDING Parkway, Suite 290 KELSEYVIEWSUBDI- void the effect of the spective subcontractors CONCRETEAGGRE- a. Approval of Minutes TOTHEOFFICIAL South Jordan Ut VISIONADDITIONNO. trustee's sale after the of the requirement for GATEBASECOURSE b. Approval of Business PLATTHEREOFON 84095 (801)254-9450 1, AS SUBDIVISION OF sale based upon infor- such a certification (8") Unit: CY SCHI Licenses FILEANDOFRECORD (800)245-1886 (Hotline) TOOELECITY,AC- mation unknown to the where the subcontract 11,550 SCHII 4,220 c. Approval of Bills INTHETOOELERE- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 CORDINGTOTHEOF- trustee at the time of the exceeds $10,000. SCH III1,510 d. Personnel Matters CORDERSOFFICE P.M. Signature/ by: FICIALPLAT sale, such as a bank- Equal Employment Op- Item: P-401a Item De- 2. Presentation in sup- The street address and James H. Woodall, THEREOF, RECORDED ruptcy filing, a loan rein- portunity. The proposed scription: BITUMINOUS port of military members other common designa- Trustee James H. Woo- INTHEOFFICEOF statement, or an agree- contract is under and SURFACECOURSE and families (Utah Na- tion of the real property dall R-311705 THECOUNTYRE- ment between the trustor subject to Executive Or- (9") Unit: TON SCHI tional Guard). described above is pur- (Published in the Tran- CORDEROFSAID and beneficiary to post- der 11246 of September 24,550 SCHII 8,970 3. Discussion of policy ported to be: 256 W. Al- script Bulletin May 4, 11 COUNTY. pone or cancel the sale. 24, 1965, as amended, SCH III 3,230 regarding the distribution fred Drive, Tooele, UT & 18, 2010) 09-013-0-0011 If so voided, the only re- and to the equal oppor- Item: P-401b Item De- of non-City inserts with 84074 Estimated Total PARCEL 2: BEGIN- course of the highest tunity clause and the scription: MODIFIED utility bills. Debt as of 6/1/2010, is NING 344.5 FEET bidder is to receive a full Standard Federal Equal BITUMINOUSMATE- 4. Consideration of an $138,718.94 The under- SOUTH AND 259 FEET refund of the money paid Employment Opportunity RIAL Unit: TON SCHI ordinance amending the signed Trustee disclaims WEST OF THE NORTH- to the trustee. THIS IS Construction Contract 1,600 SCHII 580 SCH zoning map for property any liability for any incor- EAST CORNER OF LOT ANATTEMPTTOCOL- specifications including III 210 at 647 East Main Street rectness of the street ad- 5, BLOCK 2, PLAT “B”, LECTADEBT.ANYIN- the goals and timetables Construction for this pro- from an RM-7 to a CD dress and other common TOOELECITYSUR- FORMATIONOB- for minority and female ject is expected to take zoning designation (Mi- designation, if any, VEY,TOOELECITY, TAINED WILL BE USED participation. 100 Calendar Day(s). chael Warner applica- shown herein. Said sale ANDRUNNING FOR THAT PURPOSE. DBE Requirement The Construction will take tion). will be made without THENCE SOUTH 100 DATED this 13th day of bidder shall make good place over the 2010 and 5. Consideration of an covenant or warranty, FEET;THENCEWEST May, 2010 faith efforts, as defined 2011 construction sea- ordinance enacting a express or implied, re- 217 FEET; THENCE Marlon L. Bates, suc- in Appendix A of 49 CFR son. Construction Activi- new Title 10, Chapter 1 garding title, possession, NORTH 142 FEET; cessor trustee Part 26, Regulations of ties shall anticipate a of the Grantsville City condition, or encum- THENCE EAST 82 Scalley Reading Bates the Office of the Secre- winter shutdown. Code, by adopting re- brances, including fees, FEET; THENCE SOUTH Hansen & Rasmussen, tary of Transportation, to Contract Documents. vised garbage and solid charges, and expenses 42 FEET; THENCE P.C. subcontract 2.0 percent The complete set of waste management of the Trustee and of the EAST 135 FEET TO 15 West South Temple, of the dollar value of the Plans, Specifications, regulations. trusts created by said THEPOINTOFBEGIN- Ste. 600 prime contract to small and Contract Documents 6. Consideration of an Deed of Trust, to pay the NING. 02-079-0-0040 Salt Lake City, Utah business concerns can be obtained from ordinance amending remaining principle sums The current beneficiary 84101 owned and controlled by Jviation, Inc., 900 South Section 28-22 of the of the note(s) secured by of the trust deed is Deut- Telephone: (801) socially and economi- Broadway, Suite 350, Grantsville City Code, by said Deed of Trust. The sche Bank National 531-7870 cally disadvantaged indi- Denver, Colorado, repealing the require- current beneficiary of the Trust Company, as Trus- Business Hours: 9:00 viduals (DBE). In the 80209 beginning on May ment that secondary wa- Trust Deed as of the tee for Long Beach Mort- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. event that the bidder for 10, 2010. The Plans, ter must be transferred date of this notice is gage Loan Trust 2004-2, Trustee No. 94100-1727 this solicitation qualifies Specifications, and Con- to the City as a condition Provident Funding Asso- and the record owner of (Published in the Tran- as a DBE, the contract tract Documents, are of development ap- ciates, L.P. The record the property as of the re- script Bulletin May 18, goal shall be deemed to available to the Contrac- proval, requiring devel- owners of the property cording of the notice of 25 & June 1, 2010) have been met. Individu- tor, in electronic PDF for- opers to permanently at- as of the recording of the default is Brett D. Pfeifer als who are rebuttably mat on a CD, at a tach secondary water to Notice of Default are Jay and Diane G. Pfeifer. presumed to be socially non-refundable cost of the developed property Brockbank Dated: The trustee's sale of the and economically disad- $50.00 via check made and amending other pro- 4/28/2010 aforedescribed real vantaged include, payable to Jviation Inc. visions relating to water James H. Woodall property will be made women, Black Ameri- Hard paper copies of the requirements for devel- Authorized Signature without warranty as to ti- cans, Hispanic Ameri- Plans (11” x 17”), Speci- opment approval. James H. Woodall tle, possession, or en- cans, Native Americans, fications, and Contract 7. Consideration of ex- 10653 River Front cumbrances. Bidders Asian-Pacific Americans, Documents, are avail- tension of lease agree- Parkway, Suite 290 must be prepared to ten- and Asian-Indian Ameri- able to the Contractor, at ment at Recreation Cen- South Jordan, Utah der $5,000.00 in certified cans. The apparent suc- a non-refundable cost of ter for Ken's Gymnas- 84095 (801)254-9450 funds at the sale and the cessful competitor will be $250.00 via check made tics. (Ken Goodworth). (800) 245-1886 (hotline) balance of the purchase required to submit infor- payable to Jviation Inc. 8. Presentation in sup- Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 price in certified funds by mation concerning the In order to submit a re- port of the preservation PM 10:00 a.m. the following DBE's that will partici- sponsive bid as a Prime of Stockton gravel bar. (Published in the Tran- business day. The trus- pate in this contract. Contractor and to re- (Stockton Mayor Mark script Bulletin May 4, 11 tee reserves the right to The informa¬tion will in- ceive all necessary ad- Whitney). & 18, 2010) void the effect of the clude the name and ad- dendum(s) for this pro- 9. Budget updates and trustee's sale after the dress of each DBE, a ject, you must be on the presentation of monthly sale based upon infor- description of the work to Planholder's List, which financial report (Tom mation unknown to the be performed by each requires the plans being Hammond). trustee at the time of the named firm, and the dol- purchased directly from 10. Consideration of Su- sale, such as a bank- lar value of the contract. our office, in either elec- preme Court Ruling and ruptcy filing, a loan rein- If the bidder fails to tronic or hard copy for- Strategy Session - statement, or an agree- achieve the contract goal mat. Grantsville City vs. ment between the trustor stated herein, it will be Pre-Bid Conference. Tooele City Base Clo- and beneficiary to post- required to provide docu- The non-mandatory sure Lawsuit. (Closed pone or cancel the sale. mentation demonstrating pre-bid conference for Session). If so voided, the only re- that it made good faith this project will be held 11. Council Information course of the highest efforts in attempting to at 2:00 p.m. on May 26, Updates. bidder is to receive a full do so. A bid that fails to 2010, in the Wendover 12. Adjourn. refund of the money paid meet these requirements Airport, Main Conference Rachel Wright to the trustee. THIS IS will be considered Room at the Wendover City Recorder ANATTEMPTTOCOL- non-responsive. Airport, 345 Airport In compliance with the LECTADEBT.ANYIN- Tooele County Apron, Wendover, Utah. Americans with Disability FORMATIONOB- Wendover, Utah All bidders are required Act, Grantsville City will TAINED WILL BE USED (Published in the Tran- to examine the site to accommodate reason- FOR THAT PURPOSE. script Bulletin May 11, become familiar with all able requests to assist DATED this 5th day of 13, 18 & 20, 2010) persons with disabilities May, 2010 site conditions. to participate in meet- Marlon L. Bates, Suc- Bid Conditions. The ings. Requests for as- cessor Trustee bidder is required to pro- sistance may be made Scalley Reading Bates vide all information as by calling City Hall (435) Hansen & Rasmussen, required within the Con- 884-3411 at least 3 days P.C. tract Documents. The in advance of a meeting. 15 West South Temple, bidder is required to bid (Published in the Tran- Ste. 600 on all items of every script Bulletin May 18, Salt Lake City, Utah schedule or as otherwise 2010) 84101 detailed in the Instruc- Telephone: (801)531- tions to Bidders. 7870 Bids may be held by Business Hours: 9:00 Tooele County for a pe- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. riod not to exceed 90 Trustee No. 94100-348 calendar days from the (Published in the Tran- date of the bid opening script Bulletin May 11, for the purpose of evalu- 18 & 25, 2010) ating bids prior to award of contract. The right is reserved, as Tooele County may re- quire, to reject any and all bids and to waive any informality in the bids re- ceived. All questions regarding the bid are to be directed to Mark J. Lovato with Jviation, Inc., 900 South Broadway, Suite 350, Denver, Colorado 80209, (303) 524-3030, Fax: (303) 524-3031. Bid Bond. Guarantee will be required with each bid as a certified check on a solvent bank or a bid bond in the amount of five (5) per- cent of the total amount of the bid, made payable to the Tooele County. Performance & Pay- ment Bond . The suc- cessful bidder will be re- quired to furnish sepa- rate performance and payment bonds each in an amount equal to 100% of the contract price. Airport and Airway Im- provement Act of 1982. In accordance with the Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, the Contractor will be required to com- ply with the wage and la- bor requirements and to pay minimum wages in accordance with the schedule of wage rates established by the United States Depart- ment of Labor. Non-Segregated Facili- ties. The successful bid- der will be required to submit a certification of Non-segregated Facili- ties and to notify pro- spective subcontractors of the requirement for such a certification where the subcontract exceeds $10,000. Equal Employment Op- portunity. The proposed contract is under and subject to Executive Or- der 11246 of September 24, 1965, as amended, and to the equal oppor- tunity clause and the Standard Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Construction Contract specifications including the goals and timetables for minority and female participation. DBE Requirement The bidder shall make good faith efforts, as defined in Appendix A of 49 CFR Part 26, Regulations of the Office of the Secre- tary of Transportation, to subcontract 2.0 percent of the dollar value of the prime contract to small business concerns owned and controlled by socially and economi- cally disadvantaged indi- viduals (DBE). In the event that the bidder for this solicitation qualifies as a DBE, the contract goal shall be deemed to have been met. Individu- als who are rebuttably presumed to be socially and economically disad- vantaged include, women, Black Ameri- cans, Hispanic Ameri- cans, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans, and Asian-Indian Ameri- cans. The apparent suc- cessful competitor will be required to submit infor- mation concerning the DBE's that will partici- pate in this contract. The informa¬tion will in- clude the name and ad- dress of each DBE, a description of the work to be performed by each named firm, and the dol- lar value of the contract. If the bidder fails to achieve the contract goal stated herein, it will be required to provide docu- mentation demonstrating that it made good faith efforts in attempting to do so. A bid that fails to meet these requirements will be considered non-responsive. Tooele County Wendover, Utah (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 11, 13, 18 & 20, 2010) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 18, 2010

collect out there. We take peo- ary quartz crystals. They are also Treasure ple to a private quarry to collect world famous. I have been out continued from page B1 ours.” there 50 or 60 times over the There are about 15,000 dif- years. I have a lot of [geodes] so reached for his dream. He went ferent known species of trilo- they don’t excite me so much to the Montana School of Mines bites worldwide, and likely many anymore.” and Engineering for a year and more remain yet to be discov- Besides searching the sur- a half before transferring to the ered. Between 600 and 900 of face of the earth, Dalrymple has University of Utah. As he was those species are found in Utah, logged thousands of hours under- finishing his degree in geologi- Dalrymple says. He guesses that ground in mines in Utah, Idaho, cal and mining engineering, Dr. 10 to 20 percent of those are Montana, Arizona, Colorado, Lewis retired and sold the rock found only in Utah and no place Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, shop to him. Dalrymple saw it as else in the world. California, Nevada, Korea, the perfect opportunity. “In Alberta and British Canada and Texas. But there are “I bought the shop and have Columbia, there are huge still dream trips ahead. never looked back,” he said. amounts of trilobites. They come “I would like to go to Brazil, The move melded a hobby from the exact same rock forma- China and England. China has with a career and for more than tions as here, meaning that they a lot of rare minerals and fos- 30 years since, Dalrymple has were there at the same time as sils. Brazil is a great place to been in the business of collect- these were here, but they are find amethyst geodes and tour- ing minerals and fossils. completely different,” he said. malines. England is excellent As he describes the stones and The geology of each loca- for copper minerals. It has huge the work that play such a big tion varies, he said, which helps copper deposits that date back part of his life, his voice reflects explain the differences between over a thousand years.” his enthusiasm. the arthropods but doesn’t Copper is one of Dalrymple’s “I’m fascinated by the diver- explain it entirely. personal favorites. It comes sity and beauty of minerals — of “As water moved around, it out looking like pure copper. cutting and polishing them and destroyed some species and Typically oxidized, it looks like an exposing their natural beauty. caused others to thrive,” he said, old penny. But it can be cleaned “When you think about it, adding that also helps explain up and polished up to look like a we can’t live without minerals some of it. new penny, he said. or mining. There are two ways “Trilobites are a wonderful “Among the copper miner- in this world to get anything. thing. There were about 550 mil- als are azurite and malachite, in Everything is either grown or lion in Utah and they came and blues and greens. Copper min- mined. Those are the only two left before dinosaurs ever came erals include a lot of blue and options. And the things that are around. green minerals in varied shades, grown must be harvested with “Utah is famous for its min- crystal structures, forms and tex- things that were mined. eral wealth that people can still tures. It is all very exciting,” he “Without mining we would be go out and collect. People fly said. living in the stone ages — before into Utah from all over the world Each year, Dalrymple leads the stone ages, really — because to collect rocks,” he said. group on 15 to 20 hunting expe- you have to mine to get stones,” Tooele County holds its share ditions in the spring and repeats he said. of geologic treasures, too. Beds them in the fall, with fewer in the Dalrymple goes rock hunting near Dugway Proving Ground hot months of July and August. himself and takes groups out yield geodes with beautiful crys- “However, people come in seeking specimens. His favorite talline interiors. from out of town who want pri- places include Mike Gong’s Blue According to Dalrymple, these vate ones,” he said, “ and we do Crystal Mine near Moab and the geodes are formed by rhyolite them at that time of year.” trilobite beds near Delta. bubbling out of the ground — Dalrymple’s business, “We find azurite and mala- light frothy stuff that hardens, Rockpick Legend Company chite in Moab,” he said. “It is leaving hollow areas with the in Salt Lake City, offers rock famous. It is one of the only potential to become a geode. specimens, supplies for clean- places in the world to get them. “It was concentrated by Lake ing, tumbling and lapidary and They are very rare.” Bonneville 40 million years ago. more. The trilobite beds near Delta When you go to the geode beds, He commutes to Salt Lake each hold mountains of the pre-dino- you go to the ancient shore of day that he is not leading groups saur, aquatic arthropods. Lake Bonneville. out to search for rocks, minerals “There are millions upon mil- “These geodes are rhyolite on and fossils. He has worked for Maegan Burr lions there,” he said. “People the outside and inside is quartz and with two different museums. Rick Dalrymple studied geological and mining engineering at the University of Utah before purchasing Rockpick Legend Co. come from all over the world to and agate. They look like sug- He worked with the Montana in Salt Lake City.

School of Mines for a year and of interest in different aspects a half and with the mineralogy of the work. His married daugh- portion of the University of Utah ter does Internet marketing and Natural History Museum doing handles the online store. She, rates as low as auto loans appraisals, identification and her husband and their two chil- %* cleaning. He points out there dren love to go out with “grand- is much more to cleaning than pa” and hunt rocks. APR! sticking the specimens in the Dalrymple’s two 10-year-old sink and washing them. Rock hounding has become sons never miss an opportunity a way of life for Dalrymple and to go out on expeditions if they 3.75 his family. can help it. After adopting children, the A daughter does bead work, Dalrymples moved from their and another son does lapidary home in Salt Lake seven years work. ago to a bigger place to house “I also have a son who would their clan of 10. Mineralogy still rather have a root canal than permeates their lives. come to the shop and look at While Dalrymple’s wife, Anita, a rock,” he said with a laugh. doesn’t entirely share his enthu- “They all have their interests.” siasm for rock hounding, she But for Dalrymple, the pas- does recognize and appreciate sion for the earth and running the beauty of minerals, rocks, Rockpick Legends will last a life- gems and similar items. She just doesn’t particularly care to go out time. and collect them. Nevertheless, “If I ever retire, I hope it’s from she is still very involved in min- this, but I doubt I ever will,” he eralogy. said. “It’s hard to retire from the The couple’s eight children perfect job. I am a very lucky have developed varying levels man.”

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