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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Grantsville posts first-ever region soccer victory See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN May 1, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 98 50¢ East Elementary teacher charged with multiple counts of sex abuse Police allege he fondled his third-grade students in class during school hours by Suzanne Ashe STAFF WRITER A third-grade teacher at Tooele’s East Elementary School was arraigned in 3rd District Court this morning on charges that he sexually abused several students in his classroom by touching them inappropri- ately. photography / Maegan Burr Christopher Burton, 25, who taught third Generations of Grantsville firefighters along with Mayor Byron Anderson grade, has been charged with eight counts cut a fire hose Saturday with the jaws of life to open the new Grantsville of aggravated sexual abuse of a child. Each fire station. count is a first-degree felony. Appearing in red jail-issued shirt and blue pants, Burton did not address the court, nor did he show any expression. New Grantsville Judge Mark Kouris set a $200,000, cash- only bail. According to Tooele County Attorney fire station opens Doug Hogan, Burton reportedly took “inde- cent liberties” with students in his class- Next-generation facility will be home to 66- room by placing a student on his lap, putting his hand in the pocket of the student, and year, all-volunteer tradition then rubbing the student’s genitalia. “No by Karen Hunt in 1960. It’s intended to serve a skin-to-skin contact was made,” Hogan said, rapidly growing Grantsville, and who added that wasn’t a requirement for the STAFF WRITER severity of the charges. Just before Grantsville Fire has aid agreements with other Hogan said the allegations came about Chief Lance Marshall and Mayor communities across the county. March 31, after a student of Burton’s told Byron Anderson ceremonially “It’s a lot more modern and their parents that the teacher had touched cut a firefighting hose in honor of more functionable,” said Fire the student inappropriately the day before. Grantsville City’s new fire station Chief Marshall. “And we can fit The parents called the sheriff’s department, Saturday, a call came in about our equipment into it. We don’t who in turn launched an investigation. a brush fire. The garage doors have to store anything outside.” So far eight children have come forward came up, a shiny engine drove In the past, Fire Chief Marshall saying they were abused by Burton. Their out with its lights flashing, and said the tender — a truck that stories were similar. To protect the identities the new facility was christened holds 5,000 gallons of water to of the children, the sex of the alleged victims in the best possible way — by fight fires in outlying areas — has not been released. demonstrating its usefulness. couldn’t be filled in the winter Meanwhile, many parents of Burton’s for- Saturday marked the official because the water would freeze mer students have expressed their amaze- opening of the 15,215-square- outside. Now it can be filled ment, saying he was a popular teacher. foot station, which took about with water 24 hours a day year “This is a very difficult time for him,” said 14 months to build and cost round. defense attorney Tara Isaacson after the approximately $2 million. The “Which is good for a lot of the hearing. She added that Burton denies the new facility was designed by outlying areas,” said Fire Chief allegations. Isaacson, who also represents MTHN Architects of Salt Lake Marshall, “because they’re not high-profile polygamist leader Warren Jeffs, City and will be staffed by some added: “I remind everyone not to rush to 50 volunteers. It replaces the SEE STATION ON A3 judgment.” town’s first firehouse completed Isaacson has only seen the charges and probable cause statement, but will be review- ing police evidence to make certain that the Strip mall bringing Domino’s photography / Troy Boman Former East Elementary School teacher Christopher Burton appears in 3rd District Court and Subway to Grantsville SEE ABUSE ON A5 today. He has been charged with eight counts of aggravated sex abuse of a child. by Mark Watson “Residential building has STAFF WRITER outpaced commercial develop- Years of meager shopping ment in Grantsville while it’s opportunities for Grantsville the opposite in Tooele with Case dropped against mom accused of killing baby residents may be winding down all its commercial development. Now commercial in Grantsville by Suzanne Ashe January after a medical exam- ed to a call at Cordova’s Shay Jimmie Jones. as commercial developments iner’s report concluded that her Lane residence Sept. 14, 2006. According to Tooele County catch up with a growing popu- is starting to catch up,” said STAFF WRITER Mike Colson, who is a partner The Tooele County Attorney’s baby, Serenity Magness, who Officers had been told the infant Attorney Doug Hogan, Jones lation. died last September, had inju- had stopped breathing. told police he heard Cordova with Wade Sandberg in building Office filed a motion yesterday Three commercial building ries to her neck and eyes that Cordova, who lives with her admit she was guilty. Without Grantsville Town Center at 225 to dismiss, without prejudice, projects will be completed in were the result of being shaken boyfriend and two small chil- Jones as a witness, however, the town this year including a E. Main St. a case against a Tooele woman Their project will be one of or thrown. dren in Tooele, was taken into state prosecutors were unwill- new ReMax real estate office on accused of first-degree murder According to detectives of the custody January 19, 2007. ing to proceed to trial. Main Street, a second building the first to bring national eater- in the death of her 4-month-old ies to Grantsville following the Tooele City Police Department, The motion to dismiss, filed Dismissal without prejudice at the strip mall at the corner of baby last fall. arrival of an A&W Restaurant an arrest warrant was issued yesterday, was based on the fact allows the state, at its option, to SR-138 and SR-112, and the new Dominique Cordova, 24, several years ago. after a lengthy investigation that that investigators were unable refile the case at a future date. Grantsville Town Center shop- of Tooele was arrested last began when police respond- to locate a valuable witness: [email protected] ping plaza just east of Soelberg’s Domino’s Pizza, Subway Market. A fourth project in the Sandwiches, Edward Jones, planning stages is a Maverick a hair salon and a dentist Country Store at the corner of Tooele plan aims to ease small builders’ water woes SR-138 and SR-112. SEE SHOPPING ON A6 by Mark Watson able to find anybody who would John Hansen. out and purchase enough water STAFF WRITER sell him the needed water rights. After listening to the pleas rights to meet the needs of some Already own a lot in Tooele Without those rights secured, of landowners, the city council residents. and want to build on it? Not Tooele City would not issue him asked Mayor Patrick Dunlavy to Dunlavy explained that the so fast. Even if the property a building permit. work on possible solutions. The city would sell water rights has been yours forever, you The case was typical for many mayor will present a proposal to at market prices — currently can’t even dig a foundation on small-property owners. Major city leaders Wednesday night at around $10,000 for an acre foot it unless you also own water water rights owners are either city council meeting that would of water — and each credit sold rights for the land. And those not ready to sell or prefer selling make it possible for some one- would equal one acre foot of haven’t been easy to come by to those who want to buy rights time house builders to acquire water. The rate would be adjust- lately. in bulk. That creates a situation water rights. ed quarterly according to mar- Now, however, Tooele City is where big developers have an “Our proposal is simple,” ket value. The council still needs working on a plan to enable inside track on acquiring water. Dunlavy said. “The city has some to discuss the plan. small-scale builders to build on Miller Motorsports Park water rights already that we sell Steve Slack, a water rights their land by allowing them to owner Larry H. Miller has said to commercial operations need- specialist for the state, said new purchase water rights directly the main reason he purchased ing water — up to 10 credits. We home buyers should make sure from the city. land in Grantsville was to obtain would simply do the same thing water comes with their prop- The problem came to the fore water rights for his Tooele for residents. We would offer erty. again last month when city resi- County racing venture. them the option to buy up to 10 “When you update the title, photography / Troy Boman dent Lawrence Romero told the “The situation with water credits of water.” you should make sure the water Co-developers Wade Sandberg and Mike Colson (l-r) wait outside their Tooele City Council about tabling rights has been a real eye-open- The mayor said the city does rights are on there,” he said. new strip mall project in Grantsville on Monday. The project has two his plans to build a house on his er to me as a city councilman not have an abundance of water Slack said Tooele Valley has buildings, both built using a type of “Eco-Block” which adds foam insu- own property after he was not as we try to find more water rights, but with money earned lation to concrete for better energy efficiency. for residents,” said Councilman from this program it could go SEE WATER ON A5

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast New movie renews controversy over Mountain Meadows massacre Local Weather by Jennifer Dobner sacre has been debated in dozens tears from descendants of the 17 ASSOCIATED PRESS of books from historians and by survivors, who said their side of Wed 73/49 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — It’s a the descendants on both sides. the story has rarely been told. 5/2 story often left out of Western his- On June 22, Hollywood takes “Speaking for the victims, it’s Mostly cloudy in the morning. tory: Pioneer-era Mormon settlers its turn telling the story with taken 150 years of this before any with painted faces and dressed as “September Dawn,” an indepen- type of movie about this to come American Indians committing a dent feature film from director out ... we appreciate it,” said Phil Chris Cain (“Young Guns”). The Bolinger, of Hindsville, Ark., who Thu vicious, execution-style killing of 53/38 some 120 unarmed men, women film stars Academy Award winners is related to 30 of those killed. 5/3 and children who were part of a Jon Voight and Terence Stamp, Stories about the massacre Showers and thunderstorms. wagon train bound for California. along with Lolita Davidovich. remain strangely absent from Highs in the low 50s and lows in It happened Sept. 11, 1857, Cain co-wrote the screenplay most accounts of both Western the upper 30s. about 300 miles south of Salt Lake with Carole Whang Schutter, and Mormon history, even among City in a place called Mountain weaving together historical some descendants and members Meadows, a sagebrush-covered accounts from nonfiction works of the church. and original Mormon sources — With it’s “R” rating, many Fri valley widely known as a stop- 53/40 including the confession of John Mormons may not even see the over for western-bound pioneers 5/4 D. Lee, the only man tried and film, bookseller Curt Bench said. on the old Spanish Trail. A few thunderstorms possible. convicted in the murders — with Those who do, may walk out, Most of the victims from Capt. Highs in the low 50s and lows in a fictional love story between a irritated by what Bench and oth- Alexander Fancher’s Arkansas the low 40s. girl from the wagon train and ers said was a stereotypical, one- wagon train were marched single ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content the son of the church leader who dimensional portrait of blindly Service file through the grass and shot at orchestrates the killings by the obedient church members that close range, stabbed or beaten to local militia. bordered on cartoonish at times. death. Another wagon-load of the The movie, like some schol- A scene that includes a sacred Temps / Precipitation Arkansas immigrants, wounded ars, makes the case that Brigham Mormon temple ceremony will in four previous days of gun skir- Date High Low (prec./inches) Young, then the president of the also offend. April 26 69 50 tr mishes with Mormon militamen Mormon church, shared direct “I think it went a little too far April 27 72 46 and some Paiute Indians, were responsibility for the attack. in making the Mormons bad, bad, April 28 81 49 also shot and killed. Mormon church officials did bad, and the immigrants good, April 29 88 51 Only 17 children — 6 years not comment for this story but good good,” said Leroy Lee, a April 30 86 54 old and younger — were spared, have said the movie is a work of Mormon and the great-great- most thought to be too young to fiction. The church, which erected grandson of John D. Lee. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for remember or speak of what they a memorial on the massacre site Cain said the movie is not the National Weather Service, reports that his saw. in 1999, maintains Young had no meant to offend, nor be a portrait The Mountain Meadows mas- recording station at 139 S. Main received no role in the event and in fact sent of Mormons in general. AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac precipitation between April 26 and 30 and a sacre is one of the darkest, most word through a messenger that “The Mormons that were Artist Jerry Anderson poses with his bronze statue of John D. Lee on total of .39 inches in April. controversial moments in the the Fancher wagon train should involved in this specific event April 24, in Leeds, Utah. None of Anderson’s previous statues over the For the water year, which began Oct. 1, history of The Church of Jesus pass undisturbed. were bad,” he said. “We didn’t do a past 25 years has caused such controversy as the one of Lee — the 2006, Tooele has received 10.24 inches of Christ of Latter-day Saints. For Screenings of the film have movie about the Mormon church. precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 only Mormon pioneer held responsible for the killing of 120 people in inches of precipitation. nearly 150 years, the depth of the already drawn a somber and emo- We did it about the specific event a wagon train 150 years ago that is known as the Mountain Meadows church’s involvement in the mas- tional reaction, including a few and the people involved.” massacre. A film about the massacre is due for release in June. Pollen Count The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma pollen count for May 1, 2007, Governor, Leavitt talk about preventing mass shootings is as follows: by Paul Foy ference. It was marked by few Bush with reviewing broad Attorney General Mark a danger, regardless of any Mulberry — Very High Maple — Very High ASSOCIATED PRESS specifics on hours of discus- questions raised by the Shurtleff said Utah has some court determination, Shurtleff Oak — High SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — sions held privately at the Virginia Tech shootings. of the nation’s strictest proce- said. Cedar — High Government officials trying Utah Capitol by dozens of The Virginia Tech gun- dures blocking the mentally ill Bush’s mandate to Leavitt Birch — High to come to grips with recent government officials, mental man, Cho Seung-Hui, passed from buying guns or obtaining and others was prompted Sycamore — High health professionals, lawmen background checks despite a concealed weapons permit. by the April 16 Virginia Tech Walnut — Moderate mass public shootings said Linden — Moderate Friday they couldn’t offer and educators. a judge’s ruling that he was Some states that report shootings where Cho, a South Mold — Moderate any solutions yet and weren’t Leavitt said government mentally ill and a danger to mentally ill people to the Korean immigrant, killed 32 Grass — Low officials were just starting to himself. federal database do so only eager to open a debate over people and then himself on examine a stew of gun, video That determination should when the person is involun- campus. gun control. game and mental health prob- have stopped Cho from buy- tarily committed to a mental On Feb. 12, Sulejman Subscriber Service “For all of us, it was a wake- lems that threaten public safe- ing two handguns, but it never hospital. Utah makes no such Talovic, 18, a Bosnian refu- If you haven’t received your newspa- up call,” Gov. Jon Huntsman ty and were far from making made it into the National distinction, reporting anyone gee living in Salt Lake City, per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and said of deadly shootings at our customer representative will assist you. recommendations. Instant Criminal Background deemed mentally deficit by a gunned down nine people at Customer service hours on Tuesday and Virginia Tech and Salt Lake “One could blame guns. Check System. More than half court, according to Shurtleff. Trolley Square mall. He killed Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. City’s Trolley Square mall. One could blame access to the the states cannot — or will not Utah goes further in con- five people and wounded four “These are unthinkably media. One could blame video — supply mental health deter- trolling concealed weapons others before dying in a gun complex issues,” Health and games,” Huntsman said. minations to the FBI data- permits. It gives a review battle with police. ���������������� Human Services Secretary Leavitt arrived in Utah as base, The Associated Press board the power to refuse to ���������������� Mike Leavitt, Utah’s former part of a traveling federal del- has found. issue or take away a permit �������� ����������������� governor, said at a news con- egation charged by President But in an interview, Utah from anyone the board deems Tooele �������������� �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ Utah only state where guns are allowed on campuses “We Are Your Neighborhood ������ Family Theatre” ����������� ���������� by Brock Vergakis one lawmaker cited a shoot- and there is strong affection in a shootout with police. An 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ��������������� ��������������� ASSOCIATED PRESS ing rampage in Mississippi in for the Second Amendment. off-duty Ogden police officer ��������������� ������������������� (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �������������� ���������������� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — 1997 as an example of how Lawmakers point to a recent carrying a concealed weapon Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com ������������ ���������������� Brent Tenney says he feels allowing others on campus to shooting at a downtown shop- — in violation of mall poli- ��������� pretty safe when he goes to arm themselves can improve ping mall as evidence that cy — pinned down Talovic ������������ ������ class at the University of Utah, safety: After a teenager shot concealed weapons prevent with gunfire until other police April 27 - May 3 ����������� ������������� two students to death at Pearl but he takes no chances. He additional deaths. arrived. *Times & Shows Subject to Change ����������� ��������������������� brings a loaded 9 mm semiau- High School, an assistant ������������ ������������ Armed with a shotgun and “Thankfully that officer * tomatic with him every day. principal chased the gunman ������������� ������������ a pistol, 18-year-old Sulejman disobeyed the rule of Trolley Disturbia ��������������� ������������ “It’s not that I run around down outside and held him at Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 (PG-13) Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 ����������� ����������� scared all day long, but if bay with a .45-caliber pistol he Talovic randomly shot nine Square of having no guns,” Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 Only ����������� ������������ something happens to me, I do kept in his truck. people at Trolley Square, kill- GOP state Rep. Curt Oda ����������� want to be prepared,” said the Nationwide, 38 states ing five, on Feb. 12. He died said. ������������� �������������������� 24-year-old business major, — including Virginia — ban The Reaping ����������� ����������������� who has a concealed-weapons weapons at schools. Of those, Dly: 9:10 (R) ���������������� ����������������� Sat: 2:05, 9:10 ������������� ���������������������� permit and takes the handgun 16 explicitly prohibit weapons Sun: 2:05, 7:05 Only everywhere but church. on college campuses, accord- ��������������� ing to the National Conference �������������� ����������������� After the massacre at Virginia Tech that left 33 dead, of State Legislatures. In other Are We Done Yet? ������������� �������������� Dly: 4:05, 7:05, 9:05 (PG) ��������������� �������������� some have suggested that states, each school is allowed Sat: 12:05, 4:10, 7:05 ������������� �������������� the carnage might have been to formulate its own policy. Sun: 12:05, 4:10, 7:05 Only ���������� lower if a student or professor For decades, the University ����������� ���������������� with a gun had stepped in. of Utah banned concealed ������������ ����������������� Wild Hogs As states and colleges across weapons. Dly ����������� �������� : 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 (PG-13) the country review their gun But in 2004 the Legislature Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ������������� �������� FREE Drink Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 Only ���������������� ����������������� policies in light of the tragedy, passed a law expressly say- ������������� ������������������� many in Utah are proud to ing the university is covered with any dinner have the nation’s only state by a state law that allows entree purchase ����������������������� Condemned ������������������������� law that expressly allows the concealed weapons on state Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 (R) ���������������������� carrying of concealed weap- property. The university chal- Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 Only ����������������������������������� ons at public colleges. lenged the law, but the Utah DINNERS “If government can’t pro- Supreme Court upheld it last (Served with fries, salad and roll) �������������������������������������� • NY Steak Dinner * ����������������������������������������� tect you, you should have the year. • Fish Dinner Next �������������������������������������������� right to protect yourself,” said Utah is easily one of the Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:10 (PG-13) ���������������������������������������� • Shrimp Dinner Sat: 12:00, 2:05, 4:10, 7:00, 9:10 ������������������������������������������� Republican state Sen. Michael most conservative states, • Fish Combo Dinner Sun: 12:00, 2:05, 4:10, 7:00 Only �������������� Waddoups. and the Legislature is domi- • Gyro Dinner ��������������������������������������������� Utah legislators and law nated by Republicans, many • Chicken Dinner ��������������������������������������������� enforcement authorities said of whom have a libertarian Meet the Robinsons ��������������������������������������������� Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 (PG) ����������������������������������������� they knew of no modern-day streak. Utah has no motor- Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ���������������������������������������������� shootings at the university. 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TUESDAY May 1, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 ������������ ���������� One Tooele man killed, another injured in crash near Lagoon ����������� by Karen Hunt accident. from the Sandy area, was taken Du bus de Valempre graduat- of Tooele and Emile De bus de STAFF WRITER Lt. Shane Whitaker, with the to the Davis Hospital also in sta- ed from Tooele High School in Valempre of California. �������������� A head-on collision at 2:43 Farmington Police Department, ble condition. 1997, where he was an honor Funeral services will be held said it appears a white GMC Both drivers submitted blood a.m. in Farmington on Thursday student and quarterback of the for Du bus de Valempre Thursday �������������� ended the life of one Tooele Yukon traveling northbound samples to test for alcohol con- crossed out of its lane and hit tent. The tests should be back THS football team. He is the son at 1 p.m. at Tate Mortuary. ���������������� County resident and sent anoth- the Honda head-on. within three weeks. of Rebecca De bus de Valempre [email protected] �������� er to the hospital. A passerby reported the acci- There was an open container Tooele resident Shane dent and when police arrived Du of alcohol inside the red Honda Leonelli, 21, was driving south- bus de Valempre was pronounced Accord. bound in a red Honda Accord on dead on the scene. Leonelli was Du bus de Valempre and a frontage road near Lagoon with taken to Ogden Regional Hospital Leonelli were both employees at his co-worker Brock Du bus de in stable condition. The driver of Quality Automotive in Tooele and Valempre, 28, at the time of the the Yukon, Philip Andrus, 28, graduates of Tooele High School. sqft Sizes Qty. Avail. Price Ea. MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent 2’ x 8’ 2500 pcs $3.52 108 East Vine (Was 25¢) 2’ x 10’ 2500 $4.40 Tooele, UT 84074 2’ x 12’ 2500 pcs $5.28 882-0202��������� 2’-0 Coverage

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Debbie Hadley and her kids Easton and Ainsli watch the ribbon-cutting W 154 which provides loans and grants 202 0

ceremony for the new Grantsville City fire station on Saturday. After the 0

to areas impacted by mineral 6 ceremony the fire station was opened for an open house and lunch. 5 2100 S. resource development. 201 201 West The all-volunteer Grantsville The sign, not yet completed, will “I love it,” she said. “I came all .

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Fire Department douses about 18 be out by the flag pole and will the way from Roosevelt.” 0 3100 S. 8 1

fires a year, according to the state read “Grantsville Volunteer Fire 9 “It’s been a long time coming,” 171 3500 S. fire marshall’s office. But the sta- Department.”

said veteran firefighter and for- . tion has also always been a hub “The new station is awesome. I mer fire chief Harold Chadwick W 4100 S. Notes: 0 0

of the community. Generations couldn’t believe it when I saw it,” 0

as he flipped hamburgers. “I’ve 4 1. Solid Lines ( Road Open ) of firefighters have volunteered said founding member Christley, been with this department for 2. Dashed Lines ( Road Closed ) their time there over the years, 83, who now lives in Missouri. about 30 years now and I prob- 3. Road Closed Friday, May 11, 2007 at noon developing a strong fraternity “There’s really no comparison until Monday, May 14, 2007 at 6:00 a.m. ably never thought I’d see this in ( Both Directions ) based on shared service. to the old station. Of course, we my life.” The fire department was orga- were proud when we built that Grantsville firefighter Lisa nized in 1941 by residents with one but then times change. This Arnold, a Montana native, met a desire to serve and protect one I think will last a while.” her husband Roice while both the community, said Councilman “That’s a life-and-property-sav- served on the Wendover fire Marshall in his speech. For 19 ing place,” said Elfors, 90, who department. Now the two serve years, the firefighters were with- still lives in Grantsville. “We have together in Grantsville. Kennecott Utah Copper is cleaning up and reclaiming land impacted out a station. They had to oper- bunch of dedicated people. The “This is our family here. We by historic mining and processing operations. The remnants of old ate out of a shed with a garage to second their phone rings they have lots of aunts and uncles to mining facilities will be removed on both sides of State Highway 201. store equipment. Then they paid drop everything they’re doing enjoy,” said Arnold, who aside for and built the town’s first sta- and respond to find out what’s from her husband and children The tailings pipelines on the lower steel bridge and concrete flume tion with their own hands. going on.” doesn’t have any blood relations are no longer used. Both structures cross the highway near the Some parts of the old station Crystal Brown, whose father in Tooele County. “Until you’re Magna Concentrator Complex. The removal of the pipe/bridge and — rafters and red brick — were and brother are both firefighters part of the firefighter communi- saved and used in the new sta- in Grantsville, drove over three ty, you don’t realize what a tight flume require a closure of SR201 and SR202. For public safety, tion to build a table in the squad hours to see the new station unit it is.” traffic will be detoured away from the demolition area. Emergency room and a sign by the rafters. open. [email protected] vehicles will have access.

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Schools must stress safety, dialogue after abuse case The news that East Elementary third-grade teacher Christopher Burton, 25, has been charged with nine counts of aggravated sexual abuse of multiple stu- dents — a first-degree felony — is alarming on several levels. For one, Burton is the third Tooele County School District employee to be charged with sexual abuse of a student in the past 16 months, following on the heels of Tooele High School employee Leslie Baird and THS substitute teacher Cameo Patch — both of whom were convicted of their crimes. For another, Burton is alleged to have committed his crime in a room full of children during school hours. Some East Elementary parents were unhappy the school district didn’t tell them earlier about the investigation of Burton, which had begun March 31. Rumors flew around the school for weeks. Yet for some parents the first sign that something was wrong was a row of TV news vans outside their school as they picked up their kids last Friday. The district did mail out a memo to all East Elementary parents on Friday. Unfortunately, most of those parents likely heard the story from news reports before they ever received that memo. We have some sympathy for district officials on this point. If they immedi- ately announce a teacher is under investigation when allegations first surface, they will be criticized for rushing to judgment — and possibly ruining a good teacher’s reputation. However, if they wait too long to make the announce- ment, they allow rumors to fly and run the risk of the media breaking the story without concern for the ongoing investigation. From here on, however, the district cannot afford to keep anything under its hat. It must be open and proactive in addressing all the students of East Elementary to help them understand what is happening at their school. It must ensure that students who need counseling get it. And it must take a serious look at instituting a districtwide program to teach even the youngest school- GUEST OPINION children about inappropriate contact, the dangers of sexual predators, and who they can turn to if they feel threatened or have been victimized. The allegations against Burton should also cause the district to re-examine its safety procedures. If kids are no longer safe from sexual predators in their We must act now to keep our night skies starry classroom during school hours, then the district needs to find a way to make here is no ques- However, more people, even on the illuminating — are readily available. them safe. Does that mean a teacher’s aide in every class? Does it mean lay- tion that over opposite side of the valley, means 2) Properly designed business light- ing out rules for appropriate teacher-student contact from the first day a child Tthe coming more lights. More lights can quickly ing. There is no question that lights steps into kindergarten? We don’t have easy answers, and we recognize it’s years we will see sig- block out the stars. (Just take a look are needed for public safety in parking impossible to prepare for every threat facing kids today. But sexual abuse of a nificant growth in the up next time you are in the Salt Lake lots and that businesses need lighted child in a classroom during school hours and in front of their peers constitutes Tooele Valley. Most of Valley after dark). Without proper signs. However, there certainly can be a whole new kind of threat, and we expect the district to respond accordingly us — including those planning, in the coming years we may too much of a good thing. Fewer lights to keep our kids safe. of us newcomers who lose our star-filled view of the night in parking lots together with light and are part of the growth sky. sign — including billboards — designs GUEST OPINION — often lament the Drew Allen However, it is very possible to pro- that carefully direct light and minimize changes it will bring. GUEST COLUMNIST tect night skies. scatter will greatly reduce light pollu- However, as I have I recently traveled to the Tucson, tion. A good example of well-designed Military doesn’t need to thought about the Ariz., area. Although the Tucson-met- lighting is Grantsville’s Wal-Mart effect growth will have on my family’s ropolitan area is headed toward the Distribution Center. Despite its size quality of life, I came to realize that million-resident mark, I was amazed at and well-lit lots, very little light pollu- use spin to create heroes growth outside my immediate area the relatively low level of light pollu- tion is generated. Next time you are — say half a mile or so — really only tion and the high number of stars still out after dark, look at the amount of t least we Ranger was killed by friendly fire. impacts me in a few ways. That’s likely visible in the sky. light going skyward at the distribution finally While their corrected versions are no true for all of us. If our local leaders There are a few simple things that center compared to that scattered by Ahave a less heroic, they have the added ben- can address those impacts, we can can — if put into zoning laws and many Tooele County businesses. theme song for efit of being factually accurate. deal with growth and still enjoy the enforced — minimize the effects of Businesses will benefit from the Army’s public The very concept of truth appears same quality of life we now have. new developments on the night sky. decreased construction expenses — relations cam- lost on the Pentagon, where senior Among the impacts of “distant And the great thing is that these steps fewer lights — as well as a long-term paign surrounding military officers either spun fantastic growth” — i.e. growth beyond the do not raise development costs, but decrease in maintenance and utility the wars in Iraq tales about Lynch or Tillman, or at range I mentioned above — are: actually save money now and decrease costs. It is a win-win situation. and Afghanistan. least failed to immediately set the 1) Schools. New homes means more future energy use, thus offering both I strongly encourage the Tooele It goes like this, Ruben record straight when politicians and kids. Fortunately, so far the district long-term cost savings and other envi- County Commission, along with the with apologies to Navarrette the media got carried away in the has done a great job trying to keep up ronmental benefits. mayors and city councils in the val- Fleetwood Mac: GUEST COLUMNIST storytelling. And, in the case of the with this growth. Two things I noticed in Tucson were: ley to start now to help us keep our “Tell me lies. Tell felled NFL star, the Army may have 2) Traffic. Pro-active planing on 1) Very few street lights. Do our star-filled nighttime skies by requiring me sweet little engaged in what Kevin Tillman called the part of city, county and state road streets really need to be brightly lit at the careful and limited use of out- lies.” “deliberate” deception by destroying departments can help keep traffic night? Cars have headlights and for door lighting in future developments, They’re the kind of lies we all evidence and altering witness state- moving. much of the night few drivers are out encouraging decreased lighting by want to believe. After all, who ments. 3) Light pollution. anyway. For those intersections that existing businesses, and when repairs doesn’t love a good story — of a Clearly, we have to get to the bot- It is this last area, light pollution, do require lighting for driver or pedes- or replacement of existing lighting is pint-sized female Sgt. York who is tom of this. And that’s the goal of the that I want to discuss. I have the habit trian safety, lights designed to prop- needed, use of street and parking lot captured by Iraqis only after dis- Oversight and Government Reform of late-night dog walks. On a clear erly focus light and minimize scatter lights with less scatter. charging her last round of ammuni- Committee, which is chaired by Rep. night, I am still in awe of the full view — meaning light that shines up or illu- tion, or the former NFL star who is Henry Waxman, D-Calif. His com- of stars we have in the Tooele Valley. minates something that does not need Drew Allen is a Grantsville resident. heroically cut down by enemy fire mittee is investigating whether the in Afghanistan while fighting for his Pentagon may have spread misinfor- country. mation about American soldiers who Those are the engaging and heart- were killed, wounded or captured in wrenching narratives that the Army Iraq and Afghanistan. and the media wove about Pvt. Let’s be clear about what is at Jessica Lynch, who was wounded stake in the Waxman hearings. and taken prisoner in Iraq during This isn’t just about giving a well- the early hours of the invasion in deserved sense of peace to the 2003, and Cpl. Pat Tillman, a foot- Tillman family and bringing the story ball standout who was killed in of Pvt. Lynch back down to earth. Afghanistan in 2004. At the time, It’s about saying loud and clear that, these tales may have inspired troops as Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va. put it, the in the field, not to mention the folks truth about Lynch and Tillman is back home. Looking for selfless heroic enough and “there is no need heroes after 9/11, we found them in Lynch and Tillman. to embellish or spin it.” The trouble is that these rendi- I’d go further. The heroic truth tions of their heroics are not even doesn’t stop with Lynch and Tillman. a little bit true. So said Lynch, and Waxman’s inquiry is really about so said Tillman’s brother, Kevin, last giving the proper respect to the thou- week before the House Oversight sands of other soldiers, sailors and and Government Reform Committee. Marines who have been wounded, The committee is investigating the captured or killed in battle in Iraq inaccurate accounts of the incidents and Afghanistan. Their stories don’t involving Lynch and Tillman. have to be glorified for their con- As it turns out, Lynch’s unit was tributions to be acknowledged and engaged in a firefight with the enemy valued. but she was too badly wounded to return fire before being captured. Ruben Navarrette’s e-mail address And, we now know that — despite is [email protected]. claims by the military that Tillman (c) 2007, The San Diego Union- was killed by enemy fire — the Army Tribune

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TUESDAY May 1, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 East Elementary teacher’s arrest raises difficult questions by Suzanne Ashe it was a heated debate. their classrooms and read the Valley Mental Health were She suggests talking to chil- — are between the ages of 4 Tooele County Attorney letter aloud to students. The ready to provide counseling. dren about which adults can and 11 years old. Most victims STAFF WRITER Doug Hogan said the allega- onus was then on teachers to “We are going to keep an eye Parents and teachers have be trusted in a child’s life and know their attacker, be it a par- tions against Burton arose explain a situation they had on the youngsters and make been left wondering where to what places on a child’s body ent, teacher, family friend, rela- March 31 after a student told only recently be apprised of sure they get everything they are appropriate to be touched, tive or neighbor. Also, child vent their anger following alle- their parents that the teacher themselves. need,” Johnsen said. and which aren’t. For example, sexual abuse often involves gations that East Elementary had touched the student inap- “Last night we tried to meet “This is uncomfortable for Johnson uses a doll in a bathing persuasion. The abuser will third-grade teacher Christopher propriately the day before. The with as many parents of for- most people, but as a parent suit in talking to a child about gain not only the trust of the Burton was arrested last week parents immediately called the mer students as possible. And and as an advocate, I would “good touch,” “bad touch.” child, but the trust of other and charged this morning on sheriff’s department, which we have tried to work with encourage parents and teach- Johnson said parents should adults in the child’s life. Most eight counts of aggravated sex launched an investigation. parents and teachers to inform ers to talk about it,” said Tooele also understand the myths and victims are repeatedly abused abuse of a child. However, parents and teach- them about what’s going on,” County witness/victim coordi- truths regarding child sexual over years or months, and Last night, parents of ers were not notified of the said Tooele County School nator Holly Johnson. abuse. For example, most vic- abuse can happen anywhere. Burton’s former students came case until last Friday. Several District Superintendent Mike Johnson is concerned that tims — both boys and girls [email protected] together for a closed meeting teachers were pulled out of Johnsen. some parents may not know with school district officials their classes and given a let- Johnsen also said counsel- how to talk to their children and investigators. 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said. “No one is offering water “When the city buys water Water rights in the city. We have water rights, it gives us permission to continued from page A5 rights in Grantsville and Erda, take the water out of the ground and you used to be able to trans- and use it for public purposes,” been closed to new water rights fer those rights to another area Campbell said. Those wanting for about 10 years, and the only but right now you can’t. The to build new homes or busi- way to buy more rights is via Division of Water Rights is still nesses also need to pay impact water brokers or farmers. He evaluating that and not allowing fees, which helps the city pay added that the state is creating it right now.” for drilling of wells and building some water rights in the Rush Dunlavy said the city is always a distribution system. Valley and Vernon areas. looking at possible sources of City Councilmen Mike That shortage is causing prob- water. He said the city owns Johnson and John Hansen both lems even for larger developers. water rights in Vernon and the said the council is mainly inter- Housing developer Ross Welsh Ophir area. ested in solving the plight of is seeking to buy more than 100 Public Works Director Cary some residents who simply need acre feet of water rights in the Campbell said that water rights to buy enough water rights to Tooele area. are affixed to each parcel of build one house. “It’s been difficult,” Welsh property. [email protected] A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 OBITUARIES was constantly vibrating with calls Gary Vrieze Brock Du bus de from his many friends. Brock graduated from Tooele 4-5-41 to 4-24-07 Valempre High School in 1997 where he was an honor student and star quar- On Tuesday, April 24, our won- A great loss was felt by many terback on the THS football team. derfully funny and fun husband, on April 26, 2007, when Brock was Brock had many, many friends father, grandpa, brother and son, taken from us in a tragic automo- and was loved by everyone who left his earthly body to begin a bile accident. knew him. joyous reunion with his mother, Brock was born Sept. 5, 1978, Brock was a car salesman at brother and friends who have in Killeen, Texas, to Emile and Quality in Tooele. He loved being gone before. He will be missed Rebecca De bus de Valempre. around people and fulfilling the greatly by his family, friends and Brock was an amazing man. He needs of his customers. Often neighbors and his dogs and will loved his mother and had a special when there was a break, he and remain close to our hearts, and in relationship with her. He was car- his fellow salesmen could be seen our memories forever. ing and giving to everyone around tossing a football across the car Gary is survived by his wife of him. He was the life of the party lot. Gary Vrieze 37 years, Linda; two sons, Rick and enjoyed making people laugh. Survived by his mother, (Misty), Lance (Jennifer); two Brock loved being with chil- Rebecca of Tooele; father, Emile Brock Du bus de Valempre daughters, Lena Frederick (Dave), (Sharon); sister, Debbie Smith dren and teaching them to play of California; sisters, Dorissa and Becky Robbins; seven grandchil- (Danny). and enjoy sports. Brock loved Nicole; and brother, Brandon, all Funeral services will be held City Cemetery. dren; and one great-grandchild; A memorial open house will be the gym, working out, and body of California; many aunts, uncles, Thursday, May 3, at 1 p.m. at Tate Donations in lieu of flowers will stepfather, John Roberts, Sr.; held on May 5 at 1 to 3 p.m. at his building. He was a movie buff cousins, a niece, and many close Mortuary, Tooele, where friends be accepted at the Tooele Federal brothers, John (Cathy), Terry home in Tooele. and was always the first to see friends who will cherish him for- may call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Credit Union, account number new releases. Brock’s cell phone ever. Interment will be in the Tooele 69312.

Frank of World War II, he went to work Glenn Stewart for the U.S. government, working George J. Polve OHLMAN at Deseret Chemical Depot and Bridges George Polve, 71, passed away M Attorney at Law Tooele Army Depot as a carpen- ter. He was born in the day that in his daughter’s home on April After living more than 92 years, hard work was necessary to earn 25, 2007. FREE Glenn passed away April 25, 2007. a living and he never shirked in He was born Aug. 9, 1935, Consultation He was the first child of seven this area, working very hard year in Oakland, Calif., to James C. for children born to Delbert and in and year out to make a living and Verda E. Polve. He married Wills & Effie Stewart Bridges. With his for his large family. Patricia Kinney, later divorced; Trusts passing, there is only one sister The pride of his life and moth- married MaryAnn Polve, later left, Carol Sorge. He married Ada er’s was the house he built for divorced. Burningham Hunt, at which time them on Broadway in Tooele, 40 Glenn Stewart Bridges George lived in Tooele most of he undertook raising Ada’s four years ago. That house will with- his life; he enjoyed painting, rock 493 W. 400 N. Tooele children, Doran, Connie, Bonnie stand every disaster known to Funeral services were held in hounding, silversmithing, gar- and Sherron Hunt. He and Ada mankind. Tooele, at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. dening, hunting, fishing, trips to 882-4800 had four children, Gwen, Lannie, What a posterity! After raising Main St. Monday, April 30 at 1 Wendover and no one can forget Steven and Joan. the eight children listed above, p.m. with a viewing one hour his love for bowling. George J. Polve www.schmutzmohlman.com prior to the service and burial He will be joining both of his Dad grew up in Eureka and they now have 30 grandchildren, etation growth. He asked that you in the Tooele Cemetery next to parents; two brothers; two sisters; Joseph, Utah, where he enjoyed 69 great-grandchildren and at have good and happy thoughts mother. In lieu of flowers, the and two sons, Patrick and Frankie. the association with all of his least 20 great-great-grandchildren. and weep only for yourself. There family is suggesting a donation He is survived by three sons; and cousins in Sevier County. He Mother preceded him in death in will be no viewing or services, Subscribe Today to the Alzheimer’s Association, two daughters, Gerald (Barbara) spent many years as a miner in 1985; Doran 1983; grandsons, Ray for we never die, we just go on. 845 E. 4800 South, Murray, Utah, Polve, Kinney (Vicky) Polve, 882-0050 central Utah and then in Ophir, Simon in 1972, and Doran Ray So with that note, the family is 84107. James Polve, Kristina Martinez Tooele County. With the beginning Hunt in 1999. planning a celebration of his life (stepdaughter), Lori (Darren) at the home of Darren and Lori Stevens; and several grandchil- Stevens, 336 Deseret Ave., Tooele, dren and great-grandchildren. Utah. This will be held Thursday Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin George directed that he be cre- evening, May 3 between 6 and 8 mated and his remains be scat- p.m. for family and friends. tered in a fertile place to aid veg-

Colson, owners of SC Builders, Shopping continue to build custom homes continued from page A1 — a job that consumes about Heavy metal. 50 percent of their working have already signed leases at hours. “We really can’t complain Grantsville Town Center. The about the progress of the cen- interiors of the two buildings ter because we’re the builders,” can be converted to meet the Sandberg said. Colson indicated needs of clients. the sign on Main Street that The two Grantsville residents says the Town Center is “com- have been in the home-build- ing soon” is subject to various ing business for 11 years. They interpretations. became acquainted when they A drainage problem along married sisters who grew up in Grantsville’s Main Street need- Grantsville. Sandberg married ed to be fixed before construc- Paula Harrison and Colson mar- tion could begin. Storm water ried Lori Harrison. drained onto the Sandberg- “We finally persuaded Dave Colson property. Crews were and Carol Jefferies and LaRue forced to dig up a portion of Brown to sell us the proper- Main Street and install piping to ty,” Sandberg said. Dave and divert the flow. Carol Jefferies are owners of Soelberg’s Market owner Soelberg’s Market. The transac- Dave Jefferies is glad the new tion was completed about two commercial project is nearing years ago, but construction of completion. the Town Center didn’t begin “I’m excited to see it go in. until August of last year. The I think anything we can do to shopping center includes two provide services to people in buildings for lease to multiple Grantsville will help all of us,” tenants on 1.5 acres. The build- he said. ing closest to Main Street mea- The buildings should be ready sures 6,400 square feet and the for tenants in June. building to the southeast mea- “These types of projects are sures 9,500 square feet. The cost what Grantsville needs to create of the project is estimated at $2 a much-needed tax base,” said million. Grantsville City Councilman Progress on the center was a Todd Castagno. bit slow because Sandberg and [email protected]

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TUESDAY May 1, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Exceeding your �������������� Expectations ������� ��� ������� ����� ���� with our Arbor Day celebration promotes a green G-ville Shamrock Service Guarantee by Natalie Tripp CORRESPONDENT Grantsville rolled out the red carpet for one of the greenest ��� ������� ��������� days of the year. ��������� ���������� Last Friday, a group of nearly 50 ���� ��������� people gathered at the Grantsville 24’x32’x10’ �������� �� $8,395 City Hall to celebrate Arbor Day. 30�x56�x10� �������� �� $12,395 Barbara Gardener of the state’s 42�x72�x13� �������� �� $20,695 Natural Resources Division pre- 60�x88�x14� �������� �� $32,495 ���� ������ �������� ���� �� ������ ����� �������� ���� ������������� ������ ���� ��������� �������� sented a banner to the city for a ��� ��� ������ �� �� ��� ��� ����� �� ���� ����� ����� ����� ������� �� ������ ������� ������� PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: fourth year of national recogni- • Commercial • Residential • Suburban tion in the Tree City USA pro- • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing gram. The program fits hand in • LIFETIME PAINT WARRANTY AND hand with Arbor Day. Gardener 67% MORE CORROSION PROTECTION explained that four years in the • FEATURING DOORS FREE ON-SITE CONSULTATIONS! program is quite a feat. In order Payson, UT • 801-465-0300 to qualify as a Tree City, a town ����� ���� ����� ������ ��� �� ������� must have a Tree Board, a city � ordinance to support and plan photography / Maegan Burr 1-800-373-5550 ���������������������� Brayden Nieser helps hold up the Tree City USA flag on Friday during “greening” projects, a $2 per cap- the Tooele Arbor Day ceremony. Tooele has been participating in Tree ita budget for such projects, and City USA for two years. an Arbor Day celebration to pro- mote the Tree City program. baskets along the street lamp- tance of teaching kids about Grantsville’s bid to become a posts and banners promoting Arbor Day. Tree City was started by Mayor more planting. A youth group “I’m glad to get kids involved Byron Anderson, Jeff Goodsell has also taken the initiative to in this program. You can’t teach and Gary Fawson six years ago. It do some landscaping in front of old people, and if they learn in took two years of work until the City Hall. their youth to take care of their city met the program’s require- Darsi Fouillade, the chairwom- city, they’ll enjoy it for the rest of ments. The goal of the project an of the city’s tree commission, their life.” Gotta Get is to encourage more trees near is enthused about the progress. Students from Grantsville Something Off streets and around businesses “The best thing is getting Elementary School participated Your Chest? to beautify the city. In the last involved. Twenty years from now in Arbor Day events by submitting week of this spring’s planting the trees will be big and gor- pictures and essays for a contest Write a letter to the Editor, campaign, 300 trees were sold. geous, the shade will be beauti- about the benefit of trees. Kaden (it’s good therapy). photography / Maegan Burr Over 1,000 large trees have been ful. These trees are made to be Fonger, a sixth-grader won the Donated trees lined the front of the Grantsville City Hall Friday for the planted in Grantsville in the last more resilient to disease and will P.O. Box 390 grand prize. He mentioned the Arbor Day festivities. The winners of the Grantsville Elementary essay four years. be around for a long time, as long benefits of clean air, fruit, shade Tooele, UT 84074 contest were announced and Grantsville was also presented with a [email protected] There are seven committees as someone takes the time to and paper. He also wrote that he plaque for participating in Tree City USA for five years. for the Tree Commission: Arbor care about them.” wishes trees could grow candy Day, Tree Sale, Youth sub-com- Mayor Anderson, who has bars, cake, ice cream, and money Sutton, Allie Beckett, Rachel mittee, Main Street, Best Yard, spearheaded the project over the — but said plain old trees are Shearer and Skyler Cloward. Gateway and Adopt-a-Bed. years and was on hand Friday still terrific. Other student win- Other Arbor Day celebra- H&H Projects for improving main to accepted the award from the ners include, Tytan Thurgood, tions were held in Tooele and street also include adding flower state, commented on the impor- Michaela Didericksen, Lane Stockton. PEST CONTROL REEL TALK Got Ants & Earwigs? Delightful ‘Year of the Dog’ centers on 435 www.tooelepests.com 224-5575 the happy obsession of pet ownership ot all Tooele County Real Estate Tips of the Nfilms New Construction & Realtors! that pre- Having spent the fi rst ten years of my career miere at the selling homes for a builder, and the last three Sundance years representing buyers of new homes, I feel uniquely qualifi ed to talk about a subject near Film Festival and dear to my heart. When I was representing in January builders from a model home, I was often asked are picked the question, “should I have my own Realtor?” up by pro- The question at the time was a tough one. It duction com- was my job to represent the builder, who might make more money if I said no. panies. The Missy However, although I knew that my builder would treat every customer fairly Thompson ones that do and honestly whether they had an agent or not, the answer was (and still is) STAFF WRITER yes. The fact is every buyer is entitled to representation by someone whose get picked only job is to represent them throughout the transaction, whether it’s an exist- up are usu- ing home or new construction. Many buyers think (mistakenly) that the agent ally released during the rest that sold them the home from the model is “their” agent too. In nearly every of the year. “Year of the Dog” case this isn’t so. That agent is there to represent the seller. We’re working was picked up and it’s obvi- with a client right now that’s trying to sell a new home he recently purchased. ous why. It’s a smart, witty, He’s from out of state and hasn’t seen the home since before he closed. Well, it turns out he closed on a home that wasn’t even completed yet! He feels that dry comedy with wonderful “his” agent should have advised him of this. In truth, he didn’t have an agent. actors and characters. Many of the pitfalls that come up during the purchase of an existing home Although the main char- come out during the new home process as well. Issues regarding fi nancing, acter in the film, Peggy, title, insurance and zoning must still be dealt with. That is where you need played by Molly Shannon, is someone familiar with the process that is on your side. Most builders will treat obsessed with dogs, it just you fairly and honestly. Those are also the builders who will have no problem working with your Realtor. You may only build one home in your life. Doesn’t goes to show that every- it make sense to be represented by someone on your side that does it for a one has an obsession about photo credit / Paramount Vantage, Rip Cord/Plan B living? The answer to that question is YES! For more information on this and something. We all have our Peggy (Molly Shannon) is a secretary who seeks comfort in Newt (Peter Sarsgaard), an animal shelter any other questions regarding Tooele County Real Estate, visit our website and likes and dislikes, but some employee, after her beloved dog dies. blog @ www.tooelehomes4sale.com of those likes are taken to only to find that it needs a can relate to these situations Chris & Berna Sloan have combined for over 26 years in the Tooele Real the extreme and turn into lot of training and attention when animals seem to be Estate market. Both are Past-Presidents of the obsession. Fortunately, with FLICK AT A GLANCE — much of which Newt says Tooele County Board of Realtors, where Berna the exception of a slight few, more in touch with feelings continues to serve on the Board of Directors. he can provide. Grade: B most people wouldn’t accept than people. This is a fun, Chris is currently serving as Vice-President of When Peggy learns that Rated: PG-13 having 30 dogs run all over clever film that makes you the Utah Association of Realtors many of these dogs that 97 minutes their house. Peggy reminds laugh and cry — whether Time: aren’t adopted will be put me a great deal of a certain you’re an obsessive animal Opens Friday down, she adopts them all. Berna Sloan 840-5029 • Chris Sloan 840-5031 co-worker who loves her lover or not. Her obsession with the pups dogs dearly and dresses them takes over her life but also up, which is sweet. However, gives her a whirlwind expe- my co-worker only has two rience. Although she isn’t dogs and hasn’t let her love as happy as she once was, of dogs become a life-altering she believes it is her duty to It’s Time to obsession. teach her niece Lissie (Amy In “Year of the Dog,” Peggy and Zoe Schlagel) about the happily works a secretary importance of keeping ani- and enjoys the single life mals alive. Peggy even took with her beloved dog, Pencil. it to the extreme and became Their relationship is much a vegetarian — probably to like that of humans, except impress Newt who is also a Pencil doesn’t talk back the CLEAN HOUSE non-meat-eater. After a fright- way people do. The two understand and appreciate ening trip to an animal farm one another. Unfortunately with Lissie, Peggy’s sister, one night when Pencil goes Bret (Laura Dern) decides it’s SATURDAY outside to relieve himself, time for Peggy to get help. Clean out your he becomes too mischievous Making his directorial MAY 12, 2007 and it costs him his life. debut, Mike White — who Household Peggy went from happy- also wrote the screenplay 9 AM - 12 PM go-lucky to downright — created a wonderful film depressed. She seeks comfort about self-discovery for Hazardous HAZARDOUS WASTE from her strange next-door people in their middle years. Health Dept. Building neighbor Al (John C. Reilly) White is an actor and writer 151 N. Main Tooele but she comes to learn that by trade. His direction of Waste she doesn’t like Al as much famous actors like Shannon, as her dog. Then Peggy finds Reilly, Sarsgaard, Dern and Sponsored by: Newt (Peter Sarsgaard), who Regina King marked the works at an animal shel- beginning of a long and pros- What to Bring: What NOT to Bring: ter, and discovers he is as perous directing career. obsessed with dogs as she “Year of the Dog” has • Used oils • Paints • Poisons • Waste from Businesses is. Peggy takes in a new dog something for everyone, not • Batteries • Chemicals • Containers larger than 5 gallons just dog lovers. Most people • Antifreeze • Pesticides • Explosives • Unwanted products labeled • Ammunition “Poison,” “Warning,” or “Caution” • Radioactive Waste Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT • Compressed Gas Cylinders Local News Source. BULLETIN For more information check out our website tooelehealth.org HEALTH DEPARTMENT A8 TV PAGE

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TUESDAY May 1, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A59 THS students learn importance of freedom in Pennsylvania by Steve Schwartzman cation process to get in,” said academy that offers juniors class The students re-enacted a ses- people, and I learned more from in the country. CORRESPONDENT Christopherson. “We had to get students from around the nation sion of Congress by debating over just talking to them than anything “Ben and I have planned to do an For most students, the lessons of several letters of recommendation, to learn more about leadership current bills before ratifying or else,” said Christopherson. assembly for the school next year freedom and patriotism are taught label our skills, grades, and leader- and freedom at the Valley Forge rejecting them. The accepted students had to and possibly an awareness group out of a book. But for two lucky ship worthiness, and had to write Memorial, and in Philadelphia, “I never really knew what that pay as much as $700 dollars toward through the school and city to last Tooele High School students, these an essay about our thoughts on Penn., home of Independence Hall was like,” said Christopherson. “It the trip. Christopherson and Kiser as long as it is supported,” said lessons were learned straight from freedom. It was really cool to go where the U.S. Constitution was was a lot of fun. It was interesting had $400 of their account paid for Christopherson. the source. through that and get chosen.” ratified. to be a part of it.” by the Freedoms Foundation and Overall, the conference opened Justin Christopherson, 16, and Christopherson and Kiser were “It really opened my eyes to the The group also attended many made up the rest through fundrais- the students’ eyes to many of the Ben Kiser, 16, attended the 2007 selected to attend the conference importance of freedom and patri- workshops on leadership and integ- ers and scholarships. And, as part benefits of this country. Freedoms Foundation at Valley late last year. Christopherson otism in our everyday life,” said rity, and found time to meet and of the deal, the students were asked “I grew a lot by learning the Forge conference in March and attended the first session last month Christopherson. “It was amazing to greet with other peers and make to make a commitment by starting importance of freedom in my life,” April, along with 50 other select stu- and Kiser attended the second ses- see what was sacrificed, and really good acquaintances while learning a Patriotism Awareness program in said Christopherson. “It meant so dents from the state of Utah. sion just a few weeks ago. what this country meant to so many about freedoms and other values. their school and community to keep much to me and I really enjoyed “We went through a big appli- The Freedoms Foundation is an people.” “The people I met were great people aware of issues of freedom myself.” Thousands of Mexican children attending U.S. schools HOUSTON (AP) — Thousands the hope of better jobs entices their of Mexican children are flocking parents. across the U.S. border to attend The growth of Mexican border Stay Teen school, sparking a debate in towns towns like Ciudad Juarez far out- along the border over whether U.S. paces the government’s ability to taxpayers should have to bear the build schools, Hampton said, forc- costs of educating them. ing many to turn away students. Tooele County The border crossing is so com- Mexican schools also can be too mon in El Paso that officials opened expensive for some parents, charg- 2006 Teen Birth a special lane just for students this ing fees for books, photocopies and month. The Houston Chronicle sometimes even the cost of admin- Statistics reported Sunday that more than istering a test. 1,200 people passed through that Although many school officials lane from Mexico on a recent morn- are unhappy about the situation, Total Births: 1093 Many Teens Are Making ing. Some were college or private they say there are few ways to Total Teen Births: 79 school students, but many were control the number of Mexican resi- Their Lives Less Complicated coming to attend public schools. dents attending their schools. As The practice also happens in By Choosing Abstinence long as a parent or guardian has Arizona. In May 2005, an investiga- proof of residency in that school nd tor with the Arizona Department of district _ such as a water bill or MAy 2 Education went to the border com- lease _ their child can attend. Many munity of Lukeville and videotaped of the students were born in U.S. is students walking across the border hospitals, making them U.S. citizens to a bus stop, then taking school buses to the community of Ajo, who live in Mexico. Others use the National Teen some 35 miles away. addresses of American friends or The influx has prompted com- relatives. Pregnancy plaints from those opposed to Community pressure has pushed spending U.S. tax dollars to teach other districts to crack down on students from Mexico. The issue is those who violate residency Prevention especially timely in El Paso, where requirements. Susan Carlson, a the school district _ which expects spokeswoman for the United ISD Day to take in 10,000 new students in the in Laredo, said her district’s schools next five to eight years _ is prepar- are extra vigilant with residency Sponsored by the Tooele County Pregnancy Prevention Coalition ing for a $230 million bond election checks and recently began fining for new schools next month. students found breaking residency Elaine Hampton, a professor at rules. Luis Villalobos, a spokesman the University of Texas-El Paso, for the El Paso Independent School says the strained state of public District, said the district has seven Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin education in Mexico pushes many officers checking out potentially students across the border, just as false addresses.

Tooele County Board of REALTORS® 36 North Main Street Suite # 7 The Voice for Real Estate in Tooele County TOOELE, UT 84074 Tooele County PHONE: (435) 882-7444 ® Realtor® FAX: (435) 882-7445 Board of Realtors E-MAIL: [email protected] Third Annual Benefit On January 23rd of this year there was a homeless count pilot program in Tooele City with 20 homeless people on the street and approximately 20 additional people couch surfing between friends, neighbors or relatives. At any given time there are approximately 50 homeless and indigent Yard Sale people seeking help from the Tooele County Relief Services for food, shelter, clothing and other life sustaining assistance. The majority of these people are women, children, teenagers and even infants - it is a very sad state of affairs. May 5, 2007

The Tooele County Board of Realtors® is a professional group of individuals who commit to the 7:00 A.m. to 3:00 p.m. highest degree of moral and ethical standards in our industry. We excel in the business of helping our clients buy and sell real estate properties. We support the American dream of home ownership Corner of 100 South and Main, Tooele and believe it is the right of all individuals to have a place to call home. (Old Liquor Store) We recently took on a huge challenge in conjunction with the Tooele County Relief Society Service Donation are stll being accepted! to help relieve and erase homelessness in Tooele County as soon as humanly possible. We have been involved for the past several months generating financial contributions, food, clothing, bicycles, ap- If you have items that you would like to donate, please pliances, transportation and temporary shelter for the homeless in our very own community - Tooele County. contact sandy covello at (435) 830-5545 or Laney Riegel at (435) 830-7583. We have several fundraising events planned for the very near future to include our third Annual First Annual Yard Sale benefit and our first ever Annual Regatta event scheduled for May 5, 2007. We have just completed our “Lunch in a Bag” project where our Realtor® and Affiliate members donated over 80 sack lunches to the Tooele County Relief Services. In July, we are having a Baby Cupboard Shower E-Race homelessness to help families in need with infants. We are doing our share however, we still need others to help with this worthy cause. regatta We are asking if you would care to join us in the extremely humanitarian cause. It is our goal to alleviate and eventually erase homelessness here in Tooele County. We will always need financial May 5, 2007 contributions, food, clothing, appliance, transportation, medical supplies, affordable housing and temporary housing, etc. Please give from your heart, give what you can and/or volunteer for some 11:00 A.m. to 12:00 p.m. of our worthy events, challenges and fundraisers. pratt aquatic center Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. vine street and 200 west, tooele Sincerely, Tooele County Board of Realtors Members Affiliate Members Laney Riegal join the race by purchasing a $5 house at any of the Laura Hogan Jeff England board of realtor brokerages. All prizes have been donated Carol Haddock Jim Busico Marta Johnson by local businesses/individuals. Michelle Warner Andrea Cahoon 1. A quilt by sew sweet Karen Kuipers, Relief Services Coordinator Braidi Kinckiner 2. salt island dinner cruise Karen Kuipers 3. furniture item from depot home furnishings (if you are a business or individual who would like to donate a prize please let carol know at (435) 830-0007)

All proceeds will go to the tooele county relief services for food, shelter and necessity items. Thank you for supporting our local realtors and fellow citizens. help support those in need in our community. A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 Sports SPORTS WRAP Cowboys post first-ever region soccer win Lady Buffs blank foes Tooele posted three victories in a matter by Nick Drake of hours when the Lady Buffs rolled past SPORTS EDITOR rivals in consecutive days in Region 11 softball action. The top-ranked Lady Buffs Tooele and Grantsville play in one blanked Ogden 21-0 and 15-0 Wednesday of the toughest soccer regions in the and Thursday and rolled to a decisive state, regardless of classification. 14-0 triumph over Ben Lomond Friday So when the two meet one anoth- to remain perfect in league play. Tooele er, both programs can relate with now sports a glossy 15-3 overall record one another on playing one of the and perfect 8-0 Region 11 mark on the year. The Lady Buffs travel to Garland toughest league schedules in the Wednesday to tangle with Bear River state of Utah. and hosts Grantsville Friday at Deseret But no game is a breather, espe- Peak Complex, both games starting at cially when the two county neigh- 3:30 p.m. bors meet twice a year. However, with Tooele battling THS coach Rydalch honored for a higher seed for the Class 3A Veteran coach Susan Rydalch is set to be inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame state boys soccer tournament and Foundation’s Distinguished Coaches Hall Grantsville eliminated from postsea- of Honor on May 8 at the South Towne son action, many expected the Buffs Exhibition Center (9475 S. State). All to come out determined and focused those interested in supporting the Lady on finishing out league action with Buff coach at the prestigious banquet a victory. and awards ceremony should purchase tickets from either coach Rydalch at Once the contest began, it became 801-231-1571 or THS athletic director apparent that it was Grantsville Richard Valdez at 435-830-3094 or 833- playing with emotion and focus 1981. Tickets are $30 and the reception and determined to register its lone is set for 6 p.m. with the banquet to begin league triumph, not only in the sea- at 7 p.m. Rydalch will join 2007 award son, but the first league win, boys or members Anita Rowland, Bill Siebengerg, girls soccer, in the program’s six-year George sluga, Art Hansen, Arlyn Hafen, Dan Cox and Nena Rey Hawkes. history. Russell Goodman fired in a goal Heat host Wolverines Sat. in the first half and Jackson Kelley The Utah Heat host the Utah Wolverines fired a pass to Galana Eshete to Saturday at Tooele High School in a 6 produce the overtime score to vault p.m. football contest. Last week, the Heat Grantsville to an impressive 2-1 win rallied to top the Idaho Falls Mustangs 33- over the Buffs Friday at Grantsville. 29 in a brilliant 20-point rally in the final frame to register the win. All proceeds Ian Mohr scored the lone goal of from gate and snack bar sales will go the game for the Buffs in the Region to the Tooele High School Boosters Club. 11 boys soccer match. Tickets prices are $15 for family, $5 for The setback dropped Tooele into adults and $3 for youth ages 6 to 16. fifth place in the final league stand- The Heat are a semi-pro football team in ings and now the Buffs face the long the Rocky Mountain Football League. The roster is made up of players with a variety trek to St. George Wednesday to of experience including college, pro and battle Region 9 champ Pine View in pro indoor teams. the opening round of the Class 3A photography / Troy Boman Tooele’s Ian Mohr (left) and Grantsville’s Skylar Phelps (right) battle for possession of the ball in a Region 11 boys soccer match. The Cowboys GHS Hall of Fame SEE TRIUMPH ON A11 captured their first-ever league soccer victory with a 2-1 overtime victory over the Buffs Friday in Grantsville. Grantsville High School is currently seek- ing nominations for the Grantsville High School Hall of Fame. All nominations are due by May 7 and selection will be made by the Hall of Fame Selection Committee. Buffalo netters shut out Ben Lomond in league action To nominate send the name of the indi- vidual nominated, the nominator’s name, by Nick Drake well but they are just a better team. the sweep. a phone number and a short narrative of athletic skills, performance, service to SPORTS EDITOR We need to regroup and go after the In junior varsity action, Gavin Grantsville High School athletic programs While Tooele learned from the remaining teams in our region to build Neufeld, Russell Johnson and Chase and any other pertinent reasons for the school of hard knocks last Tuesday confidence for region tournament. Lambert recorded singles wins while nomination. Candidates must have com- when Logan delivered a 5-0 white- “We had a complete flip-flop week,” the doubles squads of Austin Jensen- pleted two or more seasons of varsity wash, the Buff netters turned the tides he added about the 5-0 win over Ben Erik Houghtby and Devin Orton and sports at GHS at least 10 years prior to their induction. Selection is based on region-rival Ben Lomond just two Lomond. “Logan swept us and we Brent Atherly also seized victories. on playing ability, integrity, sportsman- days later to administer a 5-0 white- swept Ben Lomond. We used what we In exhibition play, Jared Handley ship, character, contribution to the team, wash themselves. learned from the Logan match against and Jonathon Cafe combined forces contribution to the school and continued The local boys tennis squad regis- Ben Lomond.” to earn a doubles triumph for Tooele service to the school and community. tered the varsity sweep Thursday over as well. Coaches, trainers or athletic executives Tooele 5 - Ben Lomond 0 must have concluded their employment the Scots in Ogden. The Buffs rolled past the Scots in Logan 5 - Tooele 0 in the position for which they are being Brian Buzianis, Matt Wihongi and league action Thursday in Ogden. The Grizzlies swept the Buffs in honored for at least three years to be Dylan King captured singles wins while Buzianis recorded an easy 6-0, 6- league play last Tuesday at Logan. eligible. Also noteworthy, financial or ser- the Buffs swept the doubles action as 2 victory over Ben Lomond’s Chris Brandon Nielson claimed a 6-0, 6-0 vice contributors to the athletic programs well to record the pivotal triumph. Johnson at first singles and Buff team- decision over Tooele’s Brian Buzianis will be eligible for induction for service Now, Tooele closes out the regu- performed. The purpose of the Hall of mate Matt Wihongi logged a 7-5, 6-1 at first singles while Grizzly team- Fame is to acknowledge and persevere lar season slate this week. The Buffs win over Kurt Thompson in second- mate Alex Daines garnered a 6-3, 6-1 the memory of those individuals (male host Bear River today and venture to singles play. Dylan King completed the triumph over Buff netter Matt Wihongi. or female) whose athletic skills, perfor- Ogden Thursday, both at 3:30 p.m., to singles sweep when the Buff netter Logan’s Jordan Ballam completed the mance or service has brought honor or conclude the region schedule. logged a 6-0, 6-3 triumph over Scot foe singles sweep with a 6-3, 6-2 victory distinction to Grantsville High School’s The Buffs sport a 12-3 overall record Phillip Bradford. over Tooele’s Dylan King at third sin- Athletic programs. It also has the purpose on the season during the 2007 boys net to inspire present and future contes- In doubles play, Jordan Knighton gles as well. tants to high standards of performance. campaign. and Eric Gutowski claimed a win over In doubles play, Logan tandem Recipients should be models of excel- Tooele coach Derek Smith said his Ben Lomond duo Steven Stringham Taylor Ballam and B.J. Larsen gar- lence who represent the best products of team ran into one of the most talented and Joe Blair, 6-3, 7-6 (9-7) at first dou- nered a 6-0, 6-1 win over Buff tandem GHS athletic programs. teams in the state against Logan last bles while Buff tandem Kevin Schmidt Jordan Knighton and Eric Gutowski at Send all nominations to: Grantsville High week. and Austin Jasper battled to a hard- first doubles while Grizzly combo Ben School, attn. athletic director Pat Ciervo, photography / Troy Boman 155 Cowboy Way, Grantsville, Utah, Tooele’s Kevin Schmidt fires off a shot in a Region 11 boys “Logan is the best team we’ve faced fought decision over Scot combo Nate Christensen and Corbin Ballam logged 84029. tennis match at THS. The Buffs blanked rival Ben Lomond, 5-0, all year,” he stated. “They are the team Stringham and Casey Corrigan, 4-6, 6- a 6-1, 6-1 triumph over Tooele’s Kevin Thursday in a league duel. to beat for the region title. We played 2, 6-4 at second doubles and complete Schmidt and Austin Jasper.

FROM THE SIDELINES Jazz level series at home but stumble down stretch in Houston he Houston part to Mehmet Okur who has become should be “hustle,” as the guy never third quarter. In games three and four, in the first quarter with a hip pointer Rockets a great defensive specialist for the Jazz. stops, offensively or defensively. His the exact opposite has been the case. but came back to score 20 in the final zoomed into The McGrady factor has been held in energy led to key shots down the stretch The Jazz came out strong, playing with three quarters. He hit 11 of 25 shots and TSalt Lake check by the tenacity of coach Jerry and second chance opportunities for the great physical intensity and emotion. “In grabbed four rebounds. His 26 points and City leading the Sloan rotating three or more different Jazz. Even Jarron Collins got into the act the first two games, we lost the game in career-high 16 assists coupled with Yao first-round series Jazz players defensively against McGrady, with some effective minutes against Ming the third quarter,” Williams said. “So we Ming’s 21 points and 15 rebounds pro- with the Jazz two giving him different looks and caus- giving Okur some much needed rest. made it a point to come out strong in vided just enough to slip past the Jazz in games to zip and “all ing him to continually adjust his game. Andrei Kirilenko was also huge for the the second half in these last two games. Houston 96 to 92. systems were go.” Keeping McGrady out of his rhythm is Jazz in game four. Forget about his shoot- Even when we got them down 14 and 15 The Utah Jazz struggled from the field But like their Apollo the best Utah can hope for. As Ming and ing slump, forget about his emotions, and points, we kept going like the score was 13 counterparts, David Gumucio McGrady go… so go the Rockets. forget about his relationship with coach 0-0.” That’s Sloan basketball, even if you and were outrebounded, 42-39. But what midway through GUEST COLUMNIST Another key factor is the backup Sloan, when Andrei was in the game for win play like you lost. really did the Jazz in was their greatest their mission the squad. All good space programs should the Jazz he brought intensity and energy. Other bugs in the Rockets’ software strength. For the first time in the series Houston Rockets are echoing the now have a sound backup team. Houston’s He played 29 minutes Saturday and just were the Utah fans. I have never heard the Rockets’ bench outscored the Jazz famous phrase uttered by Commander bench however seems to be lost in space. attempted one shot and only scored EnergySolutions Arena louder and more bench 20 to 19. Carlos Boozer scored 26 Jim Lovell from his crippled spacecraft: The Jazz bench continues to school the three points but he blocked four shots, electrifying. The pyrotechnics were points but for the first time in the series “Houston, we have a problem.” Rockets in backup performance. The gathered four rebounds, passed for four fantastic, the Jazz Dancers rocked, and he was denied a double-double collecting The problem? A two-game explosion backups are 113 to 42 for the series and assists and had a steal. For the Jazz to Bear was out of his mind with some of only eight rebounds. Derek Fisher added by the Utah Jazz that is causing so many went 33 to 0 on Thursday and 33 to 21 on win the Jazz need Andrei. the stunts he pulled. Everyone in the Jazz 17 points, Williams scored 13 points, system failures for the Rockets that even Saturday. In order for the Jazz to beat the Forward Carlos Boozer has had a organization was firing on all cylinders Kirilenko delivered eight points and Okur returning the series home on Monday Rockets in Houston the Jazz need con- double-double in every game, averaging supporting their team and making a cer- found nine points for the Jazz. may not be enough to right the ship. tinued performance from their bench. If 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Deron tain sportswriter’s life perfectly comfort- And with that the Rockets will drift The Utah Jazz are playing defense. And Utah gets it they will win, if Utah doesn’t, Williams has averaged 16.5 points and able. back to Utah for game 6. Hopefully the what’s even more important, they are they will lose. Paul Millsap, Gordon almost eight assists. Williams had an Unfortunately, in game five, the Jazz will continue to cause problems for playing swarming, hustling, team defense. Giricek and Matt Harpring have all con- all-star performance Saturday with 25 Rockets refueled and played better the Rockets in Utah. The Jazz lost three Anyone who knows anything about tributed with big plays at crucial points points, two rebounds, seven assists and than they did in Utah. However the Jazz straight game 6’s in the playoffs. Utah’s basketball knows that defense wins in games three and four. Giricek hit some a steal. He was cutting to the basket with would not be denied. The Jazz won the championships. If the Jazz can keep their key 3-pointers rendering any repairs the authority, finding the open man at will first and third quarters and only lost the last win in a game 6 was a 103-100 vic- defensive intensity alive, the Rockets will Rockets were making in games 3 and 4 and he would pull up and shoot over second quarter by 1 point. But the Jazz tory over Houston in the 1997 Western have a difficult time recovering. useless. Millsap has a tremendous nose anyone who got in his face. Hard to tell faltered in the fourth quarter, misfiring Conference finals. Their next one will be The Jazz have slowly shut down for the basketball and came up with this is his first playoff series. But the key from the perimeter and the paint as well. in EnergySolutions Arena on Thursday, Yao Ming (28, 27, 26 and 20) and Tracy many inspiring rebounds and slam-dunks in the series has been the third quarter. Again, like Apollo 13, at the last minute May 3 at a time yet to be determined. McGrady (23, 31, 24 and 18) defensively which impressed even the most ardent In games one and two the Jazz have the Rockets found a way to stay alive a Hopefully, I’ll be there from the sideline. as the series continues, thanks in a large Rocket fans. Harpring’s middle name come out flat and lost the game in the little longer. Tracy McGrady left the game Go Jazz. A11

TUESDAY May 1, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Scots edge Cowboys at Lindquist Field Cowgirls shooting for by Nick Drake Anderson said his team had an SPORTS EDITOR emotional letdown against the lofty region standing Just when a person thinks Scots on the road. by Nick Drake and gave up only two hits in the he or she has the Region 11 “We gave one away that we SPORTS EDITOR game. She was very poised on the baseball teams figured out, a needed to have,” he stated. “We Grantsville worked too hard to mound. night like Thursday happens had the two big emotional vic- get into position to wrap up its high- “Offensively Lynzie Valdez went and muddies the picture even tories and it’s natural to have a est region standing since 2003 when three-for-three with a triple, two sin- more. letdown after those two games. the Cowgirls tied rival Bear River for gles, two RBI and three runs scored,” After Grantsville beat the But we knew it would be a runner-up status in the league ranks. she added. “She had a great day.” two top teams in the league tough game but for whatever But the Cowgirls want at least Grantsville 10 - Ogden 0 ranks in consecutive games, the reason we weren’t able to put the silver standing outright and The Cowgirls rolled to a region Cowboys figured to be ready to pitches in play. It’s a huge loss. Grantsville wasn’t about to blow it victory over the Lady Tigers Friday move up in the standings fac- We had our destiny in our own Friday at Ogden. at Ogden. ing two of the bottom squads hands the way things laid out. Chelsea Paige Dalton tossed a Korryn Coates and Mallory in the final three games. It’s very disappointing in that two-hit shutout while Lynzie Valdez Oltjenbruns began the game for But Ben Lomond refused to regard. We worked very hard pounded out three hits, scored three Grantsville with consecutive singles have any part of being an easy to salvage our season and then runs and had two RBI to ignite the and Annie Young belted a sacrifice win Thursday and delivered a we just laid an egg. Now have 10-0 Cowgirl win over the Lady fly to give GHS a lead it would never costly blow to the Cowboys’ to refocus and we have a big Tigers on the road. relinquish. Lynzie Valdez crushed a hopes to move up in the region game at Logan and against Korryn Coates, Mallory RBI triple and scored on an Ogden standings. Ogden on Thursday. We need Oltjenbruns, Krysta Taylor and miscue to stake the Cowgirls to a The Scots parlayed four hits to try to take care of our end Megan Oltjenbruns had one hit each quick 3-0 cushion after one inning. and four Cowboys errors into and see what happens and go for GHS as well. Grantsville erupted for four more a 2-1 triumph over Grantsville where they tell us.” The win moves Grantsville to tallies in the third to extend the Thursday in Ogden at Lindquist Ben Lomond 2 - Grantsville 1 within one victory of wrapping up margin to 7-0. Taylor rapped a one- Field. no worse than sole possession of The Scots handed the out single, stole second and raced Jake Smith tossed a two-hit- second place in the league ranks for Cowboys a severe blow photography / Troy Boman home on a Valdez single to begin ter and struck out 13 Grantsville Grantsville’s Quade Drewery crosses the plate while Tooele catcher the first time in over a decade. Thursday with a home victory the scoring. Kelsi Wells and Megan sluggers to hand GHS a disap- Jesse Bissegger blocks the throw in last Tuesday’s game at GHS. The Cowgirls host rival Ben Thursday at Lindquist Field in Oltjenbruns each reached on Ogden pointing setback. Both teams dropped vital league affairs Thursday as the Buffs fell Lomond Wednesday at GHS and Ogden. miscues and both runners swiped A victory over Ben Lomond into third and the Cowboys to fourth in the region standings. travel to first-place Tooele Friday bases as well. Jillianne Harris drove not only would have vaulted Grantsville blew a perfect at Deseret Peak Complex, both at opportunity to grab an early in a run with a perfect bunt and the the Cowboys up a place in After a strike out, Courtney one-out single and pinch-run- 3:30 p.m., to conclude the region Cowgirls enjoyed a seven-run edge. lead when Garett Giles was hit the league standings, it would Anderson hit a ground ball to ner Kit Harris dashed home schedule. The Cowgirls completed the by a pitch to begin the game, have eliminated the Scots from chase home Rallison and stake on a Quade Drewery double Grantsville sports a 7-1 region game with a three-run outburst in raced to second on a wild pitch any postseason consideration the Scots to a 1-0 edge after to pull Grantsville to within 2- mark, trailing only Tooele (8-0), in the top of the fifth. Taylor drew a and moved to third on a sac- and clinched a state berth for one inning expired. 1. But once again, Grantsville the league standings and leading leadoff walk and Valdez cracked a rifice bunt by Austin Killpack. Grantsville. The Scots tacked on another had a pair of Cowboy sluggers Bear River (5-3) by two games. A single. Both runners moved up on However, a strike out and pop Now, the Cowboys must at unearned run in the bottom strike out and strand Drewery Cowgirl victory over the Lady Scots passed balls and Megan Oltjenbruns out ended the Cowboy threat least split its final two games, of the third. Povey slapped a at third and keep the game a Wednesday sews up the runner-up smacked a RBI single to begin the and kept the game a scoreless today at Logan and Thursday at single just over the infield to one-run affair. seed from Region 11 into the Class scoring. Harris drew a walk to keep home versus Ogden, to wrap up affair. lead off the frame. Povey stole Grantsville went down in 3A tournament. the innings alive and Oltjenbruns a state tourney berth or sweep Meanwhile, Ben Lomond second and raced to third on a order for the remainder of the Grantsville coach Heidi Heath darted home on a passed ball to the Grizzlies and Tigers and seized its opportunity in the Cowboy error. Hubbard came game as Smith dominated the said her team refused to lose to the build the 10-run advantage. hope for some help to move up bottom half of the first to grab through with a ground ball to night. The Scot hurler struck Lady Tigers. Dalton only allowed three Lady in the region standings. the lead. Cory Rallison and score Povey and Ben Lomond out 13, walked one and only “Our girls did very well against Tiger sluggers to reach base in the Regardless, Grantsville now Skye Povey drew walks to begin cherished a 2-0 lead. relinquished the two hits to Ogden,” she said. “Chelsea Paige game as Dawn Bell and Sarah Dobinski sits in fourth place at 4-4 in the game and Kyler Hubbard The Cowboys broke into the White and Drewery in the Dalton pitched a great game. She had the lone hits and Keri Lambert region action. reached on a Cowboy miscue scoring column in the top of the fourth frame during the com- didn’t walk a batter, struck out five reached on a Cowgirl miscue. Cowboy coach Loren to load the bases with no outs. fourth. Mark White smacked a plete game victory. SCOREBOARD Grizzlies hand Buffs 6-2 setback Region 11 Boys Baseball by Nick Drake Thursday at Dow James Park, both bottom of the opening frame when alive. Clausing and Witkowski each School Region % Overall % SPORTS EDITOR in 3:30 p.m. starts. Matt Medina led off the game with a darted home on wild pitches and Bear River 6 - 1 - 0 .857 11 - 7 - 0 .611 single, stole second and raced home Mikesell rapped a single to build an Tooele looked to regroup against Tooele coach Dan Medina said the Logan 6 - 2 - 0 .750 13 - 7 - 0 .650 Logan after a disappointing base- errors hurt their chances of posting on a Tiger fielding miscue to spot the 9-0 edge. ball setback to county neighbor the win. Buffs a quick 1-0 cushion. Medina led off the fifth and final Tooele 5 - 3 - 0 .625 12 - 7 - 0 .632 Grantsville last Tuesday. “We had too many errors to beat The Buffs rallied for three runs inning with a single and Pratt drew Grantsville 4 - 3 - 0 .571 6 - 12 - 0 .333 But the Grizzlies took full advan- a team like Logan,” he said. “We had in the bottom of the third to extend a two-out intentional walk. After a Ben Lomond 1 - 6 - 0 .143 4 - 10 - 0 .286 tage of early Buff fielding miscues errors in the infield in the first inning the lead to 4-0. Matt Gochis clubbed passed ball, Clausing rapped a two- to grab a lead early and held on for and it was the fielding miscues that a one-out double and Mark Pratt run single to chase home both run- Ogden 0 - 7 - 0 .000 1 - 13 - 0 .071 followed with a RBI double to begin ners and end the game on the 10-run a 6-2 road triumph Thursday at Dow hurt us during the game. Our pitch- the barrage. Steve Witkowski belted rule. James Park. ers threw strikes and did well. But a run scoring single and Chisolm Ogden’s lone hits of the game Region 11 Girls Softball Logan produced six unearned we just didn’t make the plays behind Woolley cracked a RBI triple to build came in the third inning where Scott runs in the pivotal Region 11 contest them. Hopefully we snap out of it School Region % Overall % this week and make the plays behind the four-run advantage. Richey belted a single and Alex to capture the league triumph and Tooele put the victory on ice with Orquiz smacked a double. Tooele 8 - 0 - 0 1.000 16 - 3 - 0 .842 our pitchers. If we do that we’ll be earn a split in the season series. a five-run assault in the bottom of Zach Mikesell struck out nine okay.” Grantsville 7 - 1 - 0 .875 10 - 9 - 0 .526 Tooele toppled Logan 6-1 on the the fourth. Medina drew a lead off Tiger sluggers in the affair and Bear River 5 - 3 - 0 .625 12 - 8 - 0 .600 Grizzlies home field earlier in the Tooele 11 - Ogden 0 walk and Gochis blasted a one-out walked just one in the five-inning season. The Buffs exploded for a five-run triple to right field. Pratt smacked stint on the hill for the Buffs. Logan 1 - 6 - 0 .143 7 - 11 - 0 .389 Now, the Buffs fall to 5-3 in region rally in the bottom of the fourth to a RBI double to left and Clausing Medina, Gochis, Pratt, Witkowski Ben Lomond 0 - 5 - 0 .000 2 - 11 - 0 .154 play with two games left on the pad a 4-0 lead and post a vital vic- was hit by a pitch to aid in the effort. and Woolley rapped out two hits league slate. Tooele ventures north tory over the Tigers April 19 at Dow Witkowski drew a walk to load the each while Clausing and Mikesell Ogden 0 - 6 - 0 .000 0 - 12 - 0 .000 to tangle with Bear River today in James Park. bases and Woolley reached on a added one safety each for the vic- Garland and hosts Ben Lomond Tooele drew first blood in the fielder’s choice to keep the inning tors. Region 11 Boys Soccer School Region Points Overall Points played extremely well to claim the triumph. Coach Walker stated the strong play just a few Logan 8 - 2 - 0 24 9 - 5 - 0 27 Triumph “I thought we played very well as a team for days earlier in an overtime loss to Ben Lomond the first time this season,” he stated. “Each player continued from page A10 gave his team the confidence it needed to give Bear River 6 - 3 - 1 19 8 - 4 - 2 26 did their part to make the whole in general great. their county neighbors a battle. Ogden 5 - 3 - 2 17 6 - 6 - 2 20 state boys soccer tournament. The game is slated “Fortunately we only lose one senior from this “We played great against Ben Lomond (last) for 4 p.m. but due to hot weather the postseason squad,” he added. “It will impact us, however, if Tuesday,” he stated. “At halftime with the Ben Ben Lomond 4 - 5 - 1 13 5 - 10 - 1 16 affair may be pushed back into a later time. they keep playing as a team, we should be able to Lomond match, we informed them they were Tooele 4 - 6 - 0 12 5 - 10 - 0 15 Regardless, the Cowboys finally recorded their overcome the obstacle. We should have the same competing with this team. We only have 40 min- first-ever league triumph at the expense of their crew back for next year. It would be nice to see utes left — lay 100 percent out on the line. The Grantsville 1 - 9 - 0 3 4 - 12 - 0 12 county neighbor. what would happen if we had another game this guys did a great job and forced overtime. We just Grantsville coach Casey Walker said his team year, if we could follow up with another win?” got unlucky with an attacker unmarked. But the staff told them that we didn’t care about the score as long as they play like they did for 80 minutes. Pet of the Week We felt the guys started to believe that they could compete with the other teams in this region. We just encouraged them this may be the last time to play Tooele at home, relax and be loose and play like you know how to play. They followed up with their first win. “I told them that it was not anything the coach- ing staff did to get them this win; if it was that easy we would have won long ago,” he added. “They believed in themselves and desired this win. The players challenged every ball, they looked like they were out for something. Tooele always has a good team and this team was no exception. (Tooele) Coach (Chris) Wilcox gets them prepared for every match and to get a win against them is a great stepping stone for our program.” Meanwhile, Tooele coach Chris Wilcox said the Cowboy squad deserved the victory. “Give Grantsville credit,” he said. “They came to the match ready to play and had nothing to lose and they outplayed us. They deserved to win the match. We are not a cohesive team right now. We have too many players on a different page and Hound Dog not concentrating on the game plan. We need to Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. rededicate ourselves and fortunately we have one more season to play and this the postseason. If we Shelters are only required to hold animals for decide to play, we can make that interesting.” three days before they are euthanized. “They worked overtime (literally),” said coach For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Walker. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Russell Goodman scored in the 18th minute 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville from a free kick on the left side about 25 yards out Animal Shelter at 884-6881. to stake Grantsville to a 1-0 cushion. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Grantsville took 1-0 cushion into the locker room at intermission. However, Mohr fired in a score in overtime to Tooele Veterinary knot the contest at 1-1. Clinic photography / Troy Boman Then in the fifth minute of overtime, Jackson Grantsville’s Ian Anderson (left) and Tooele’s D.J. Gallegos race to the ball in a match earlier passed through to Galana who put it in the back 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 this season. of the net. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 We Love Moms And Their Babies

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

JUST THE RIGHT SIZE Name: Caleb Palfreyman From: Monticello, Utah To: Tooele

aleb Palfreyman, 31, along with his wife, CEmilee, 28, and chil- dren, 1-year-old Brigham and 2-month-old Kaiya, moved to Tooele last August. Palfreyman grew up in Springville, Utah, and gradu- ated from Springville High School before attending Southern Utah University. In August 2003, Palfreyman — who speaks Mandarin Chinese — and his wife moved to Taiwan to teach English as a second language to children. In June 2005, they moved to Monticello where Palfreyman taught English to seventh-, photography / Troy Boman ninth- and 10th-grade students. Jace Krogh, Tyler Allen, Dana Humke, Brody Palmer and Austin Gumucio (l-r) perform a scene from “Guys and Dolls” which will be one of six plays in the season- After a year there, he moved ending review. his family to Tooele, where he now teaches honors level English to 10th-grade students and standard English to 10th- and 11th-grade students. So far, the Palfreyman fam- ily is pleased with their new residence. “We have really enjoyed it,” said Palfreyman. A night of bests “We really enjoy the size and proximity to Salt Lake. It has been great for us.” One of Palfreyman’s favor- ite qualities of Tooele County is its size. “Tooele has about GHS pulls off “Plan B” 30,000 people, whereas Monticello has 2,000. I’d say it’s just the perfect size. It makes it more personal while by Natalie Tripp was going to be classic and the caliber still a bit fast-paced.” CORRESPONDENT IF YOU GO: of show our community and school has come to expect from GHS. But everyone Overall, Palfreyman has no ß What: Plan B complaints and plans on mak- he Grantsville High School the- realized that this is what we had to deal with and we would find a way to make it ing his stay in Tooele quite ater program has performed a ß Where: GHS auditorium work.” long. plethora of entertaining shows ß Despite the short moment of panic, the “I have no need to leave over the last decade, and When: Thursday, Friday, show must go on. Immediately after hear- Tooele. It’s a great place,” he despite a little bump in the Saturday, Monday at 7 p.m. road,T this year will be no exception. ing the news, the group began to devise a said. ß Cost: $5 adults, $4 students plan — Plan B. compiled by Steve Schwartzman Every spring, the drama program attempts to top the show performed the The final decision was to compile a revue of the musicals most recently per- If you’re a newcomer or know year before. Director Matt Price decided notice of restriction reached Price, it was “West Side Story” would be a great choice formed at GHS. The show will include of a newcomer who’d like to too late to select and order a new show. for the group of kids he was working “This started out as a huge, traumatic solos, duets and ensemble numbers from share the story of why they with, but after the choice had been made, disappointment when we first found out,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “The Adventures moved to Tooele County, please fate decided to throw the program a little Price said. “We had to come up with a cast of Tom Sawyer,” “The Scarlet Pimpernel,” contact Sarah West at (435) curve ball: The rights for “West Side Story” from the same group of kids we had, and photography / Troy Boman SEE MUSICAL ON B10 882-0050 or via e-mail at had been restricted, and by the time the we had to come up with a production that Whitney Young in “West Side Story.” [email protected]. Delectable strawberries can be prepared hundreds of ways he glut of canning and freezing, and since on the top of the berry, will also be to prepare or process them. California almost no commercial strawberries bright green and not wilted. There are hundreds of ways Tstrawber- are raised here anymore, now is the When looking for the best bar- that strawberries can be prepared. ries are about time to look for bargains on these gain, compare the container size Juices, jams and frozen berries are to invade Utah. delectable treats. and quality. among the most popular but now is Each year First some advice on choosing Recent perusals showed them the ideal time to put together on of the California berries. Look for bright red berries from being sold by the package our family favorites — fresh straw- strawberries that are red throughout the fruit. If which were 8 ounce, 16 ounce, 32 berry pie, salads and desserts. reach the peak they are picked before they color, ounce, and 64 ounce, so compare Strawberry yogurt pie of their produc- they may eventually get softer the price on the equivalent berry (Makes about 8 servings.) tion so much so Diane Sagers but they will never get sweeter or weights. 1 pint fresh strawberries that the grow- CORRESPONDENT tastier. Strawberries are perishable. Get 1 envelope unflavored Knox ers there need Another indicator is the outside them home and in the refrigerator Gelatin to unload their sheen of the berry. Fresh berries as soon as possible. Do not leave 1/2 cup sugar crops. Homefront have a shiny appearance, but as photography courtesy Diane Sagers them in a hot car or sitting on the Juices, jams and frozen berries are some of the most popular ways to 2 eggs, separated Since Utah they age, they lose that gloss. table. enjoy strawberries. Some family favorites also include fresh strawberry has long been a bastion for eating, The cap, or green leaf structure Do not wash them until you plan SEE STRAWBERRIES ON B10 pie, salads and desserts. DATE NIGHT DONATIONS CAR SEATS

here will be a Dutch oven din- onations are needed for a et your car seat checked Tner for married or engaged Dyard sale/fundraiser for Cub Gto make sure it is safe and couples Saturday, May 12 from Scout Pack 4854. Clean, useable installed correctly on May 2, 6 to 9 p.m. at the Benson Grist furniture, toys and bikes are from 1 to 4 p.m. at Quality Mill. The cost per couple is $15 needed. Donations can be made Chevrolet, 1041 N. Main, and couples must RSVP by 7 by calling Cheryl at 435-841- Tooele. p.m. Monday, May 7. Stop by 151 7807. The sale will be Saturday, N. Main at the USU Extension to May 12 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at register. Call Patty or Darlene at 840 N. Broadway in Tooele. 843-2350 for more info. B2 BULLETIN BOARD

B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 The Bulletin Board Tooele Dutch oven date night There will be a Dutch oven dinner for married or engaged couples Saturday, May 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Benson Grist Mill. The cost per couple is $15 and couples must RSVP by 7 p.m. Monday, May 7. Stop by 151 N. Main at the USU Extension to register. The Christensens will present hands-on activities to improve communication. Call Patty or Darlene at 843-2350 for more info. Spring Boutique/Flower Garden show The Spring Craft Boutique and Flower Garden Show at the Benson Grist Mill will be May 5 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be local crafts and flower arrangements. Contact Jane at 884-3473 for more information. Miss Tooele County Dairy Princess The pageant will be Saturday, June 2 and is open to all single females who are at least a junior this year at a Tooele County high school, no older than 23, photo courtesy of Pam Snyder never been married, and never have been The N-Step Dance Academy teams, under the direction of Shanna Maxwell and Pam Snyder and instructor Danikka Johnson, won many awards at the Thanksgiving Point and pregnant. A meeting will be May 7 at 4 St. George competitions. All teams and solos qualified for nationals. p.m., at the county courthouse, 47 S. Main Gentling wild horses and burros THS community council Babysitting prep class in Room 208. If you can’t attend the meet- who need help with mortgage or rent, if behind one month due to a crisis beyond The Intermountain Wild Horse & The Tooele High School community The Tooele PIRC is hosting a babysit- ing, call for a time to pick up your packet. Burro Advisors Learning Center in Erda council meeting will be Tuesday, May 1, ting prep class for all kids ages 11 to 14 If you are interested in participating in their control. No deposits are available. Contact Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796-2444 needs volunteers to gentle wild horses at 7 p.m. in the THS library. We will be that are just getting started. Classes will this program, pick up your application and burros. The center is open Mondays, holding elections for the 2007-2008 school be on either Friday, May 4 from 7 to 8:30 packets from Cheryl Adams at the Tooele ext. 251, for assistance, prescreening and for an application at Tooele Neighborhood Wednesdays and Fridays from 6 p.m. until year. All interested parents and students or Saturday, May 5 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. County Courthouse during the day in dark, and Saturdays from 11 to 2 p.m. are invited to attend. Come and learn about babysitting safety Room 208. You may call 843-3150 if you Center, at 270 Maple St. Volunteers will gentle the animals and take THS class of 1952 reunion and get some fun and safe ideas for activi- have any questions. Community Action assistance them to BLM satellite adoptions around ties to do with the kids. Moms invited to The Tooele Community Action Program The Tooele High School class of 1952’s Homeless pets Utah. Volunteers must be members of 55 year reunion will be Friday, May 25, at attend. The cost is $5 for supplies. Call No More Homeless Pets in Utah’s semi- is now accepting applications. They are IWHBA ($15 for single or $30 for family the PIRC at 833-1960 to sign up. The dead- available through the Tooele C.A.P. office 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Christensen & Griffith annual “Super Adoption” event will be May per year). Call Janet Tipton at 843-7465 or Construction Company, 30 S. Tooele line is May 1. 4 through May 6 at Petsmart (389 W. 1830 at 270 Maple St. or call 882-1278 to be (801) 554-4431 or visit www.iwhba.org for prescreened. If you have questions about Boulevard (1100 West). Take GED South, Salt Lake City) Local animals from more information. The GED test will be given on May 8 the Tooele Animal Outreach Group, Tooele the EFSP program contact Lori Sandoval at 1-800-796-2444 ext. 251. Become a mentor and 9, starting at 8 a.m. Contact Andrea City Shelter and Grantsville City Shelter The Youth and Families with Promise Library at 833-1994 by May 4. Preregistration is will be available for adoption. There will program is now accepting applications required. be over 600 dogs and 400 cats to choose Fun at the library Grantsville for new mentors. Volunteers are matched Gain computer skills from. Find out more about the event and one-on-one with youth ages 9-12. Mentors It’s “Bearly Spring” at the library. Each times by visiting www.utahpets.org or call week, guess the right amount of candy The Tooele Adult Education Center is Fix pets are asked to spend an hour a week with offering a beginning class in Microsoft Marci at 882-2085. The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ their mentee. Mentors must commit to in the honey bear and win the bear and a surprise. Story time is on Wednesdays Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and Child car seat checkpoint Neuter Clinic will be in Grantsville at a minimum of six months to one year. If Windows. The class will be at the Tooele Get your car seat checked to make sure Westgage Mortgage, 94 W. Main, on you’re interested in enhancing the life of a at 11 a.m., and crafts are on Fridays from 3 through 5 p.m. For more info, call the Adult Education Center at 76 S. 1000 West it is safe and installed correctly on May 2, Tuesday, May 29. Microchipping and vac- young person call USU Extension at 843- on Tuesday and Wednesday nights for five from 1 to 4 p.m. at Quality Chevrolet, 1041 cinations are available. Intake is at 8 a.m. 2354 or 843-2353. library at 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. Vine St. weeks beginning Tuesday, May 1, ending N. Main, Tooele. until full. For more information call 1-866- May 30, from 6 to 9 p.m. Adults currently Safe kids fair PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or visit www. Scouting Bookmobile story time enrolled at the education center pay $30. Attend classes, sign up for ATV and utahpets.org. The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, Community participants pay $60. Seniors, swimming safety lessons at the safety kids Cub Scout leader roundtable 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story time will be 55 and over pay $55. Call 833-1994 for more fair on May 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Pratt Ophir “Wheel into Summer” with at Cub Scout each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the library information. Preregistration required. is closed. For info call 884-3703. Aquatic Center. $5 for helmets and $10 for roundtable on May 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Tooele Get your diploma booster seats. There will be prizes. Ophir Days Jr. High School. All Cub Scout leaders, Get your high school diploma this year. Freedom Run Food and craft vendors interested in committee members, and sponsoring orga- Churches All classes required for a high school diplo- There will be a meeting about the Tooele Ophir Days should contact Scott at 882- nizations are invited to attend. ma, adult basic education, GED prepara- Fourth of July 5K Freedom Run May 3 at 7 1075. Donations needed Food pantry tion, word processing, drivers’ education p.m. at Century 21 McAfee Realtors office Donations are needed for a yard sale/ The First Baptist Church in Tooele is and English as a second language are at 768 N. Main, Tooele. People are needed Recreation fundraiser for Cub Scout Pack 4854. Clean, offering a clothing closet and emergency available. Register now to graduate — $25 to help with the race and also who want useable furniture, toys and bikes are need- food pantry to help meet the needs of per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W. and some input on how the race is managed. Open horse show ed. Donations can be made by calling our community. Anyone with clothing can be reached at 833-1994. Classes for If you can’t attend the meeting, contact An open horse show will be May 26, Cheryl at 435-841-7807. The sale will be needs, adults and children, are welcome. students 18 and over. The food pantry is available for emer- Karen Perry at [email protected] or call at 9 a.m. at the Tooele Bit N’ Spur arena. Saturday, May 12 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at English as a Second Language 830-7846 with any suggestions. Rosettes will be award for first through 840 N. Broadway in Tooele. gency needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We are ESOL conversational classes are held Type O blood donors needed sixth place in each event. There will be Monday and Thursday from 7 p.m. to halter, reigning, pleasure, costume, bar- located at 580 S. Main, Tooele. For more The Mountain West Medical Center Schools info call 882-2048. 9 p.m. at the Adult Education Learning blood drive will be Wednesday, May 2 rels, poles and flag race for the age groups Center, 76 S. 1000 West. ESOL students from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2055 N. Main of 9-13, 14-17, and 18 and over; stick horse Career/Tech Education Fair Bible Baptist Church may come anytime the center is open for St. — Bloodmobile. To schedule a blood classes for age 8 and under; and Jackpot Tooele County School District’s Career The Bible Baptist Church is located Individualized study with our software donation appointment call Stephanie classes in barrels, poles and flag race. All and Technical Education Fair at the district at 286 N. Seventh St., in Tooele. Sunday programs and textbooks. The book fee is Reinicke at 435-843-3704. Learn more at proceeds benefit the Tooele 4-H Horse office will be May 1 through May 3 from 4 School at 10 a.m., Sunday worship ser- $25 per semester. www.HelpSaveALife.org. Program. For more info contact Martha at p.m. to 7 p.m., Utah Industrial Depot at 92 vice at 11 a.m., Sunday evening services 884-3478. Loadstone Way. An awards ceremony will at 6 p.m., and Wednesday services at 7 Mule Deer Foundation p.m. For more info call 435-882-7183, or Seniors The Mule Deer Foundation’s first annual New Stansbury soccer club be Thursday, May 3 at 6 p.m. Samples of Registration is open May 2 from 9:30 students’ work will be on display from all Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery provided banquet/auction will be held May 19, at 6 and rides available. Grantsville Senior Center p.m. at Deseret Peak Complex. For more a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Stansbury Community schools from seventh through 12th grade. The Grantsville Senior Center can be information on tickets call Cindy at 840- Clubhouse; June 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. A NG will be cleared if the student brings The Bridge Christian Center reached at 884-3446. 4633 or Ray at 850-9192. There will be at Stansbury Elementary School; and June a parent to the CTE Fair. Equipping you for life, Pastors Scott Daily Schedule Oquirrh/Stansbury elk tag for auction plus 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Stansbury St. Marguerite’s enrollment and Marilyn Thiessens, 435-830-3619. Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, two Vernon deer tags. Community Clubhouse. SMCS open house will be Saturday, May Come grow with us on Sundays at and Friday. Please make your reservation 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 10:30 a.m. at Phil’s Glass reception before 8:30 a.m., the morning of the meal Cinco de Mayo room, 635 N. Main St. Plans are underway for the second Deseret Peak 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for all parents or sign-up sheets are available for you at annual Tooele Cinco de Mayo Celebration interested in enrolling their children in the center. Please fill them out. on May 5 and 6 at Veteran’s Memorial Indoor Arena summer closure private schools this fall. Sister Katherine, Education Breakfast: Wednesday, 9:30-12 p.m. Park. Festivities will start both days at The Indoor Arena will be closed for superintendent of Utah Catholic Schools, Aerobics: Tuesday, Friday, 9 a.m. noon. There will be Lucha Libre en Vivo, summer on Monday, May 14. Open rid- and all SMCS teachers will be available Caregiver guide classes Bingo: Thursday, 1 p.m. warriors of Ultra Championship Wrestling, ing will be available at the Outdoor in their classrooms after all masses to The new UCARE caregiver guide Bunko: Wednesday, 1 p.m. performing at 5 p.m. on Saturday. A dance Arena. If you have any questions please answer any questions you may have. classes are held monthly to help pro- Ceramics: Tuesday, 10 a.m. will be from 7 to 10 p.m. The car and bike call 435-843-4020. Dance performances vide hands-on training on topics related Line dancing: Thursday, 10 a.m. show will be Sunday from noon until 5 Softball field Z-motion, the THS ballroom dance to more effective care giving. The next Pinochle: Thursday, 9 a.m. p.m. There is no entry fee for the show. To There are no practices on the fields team, will be performing in concert along meeting will be on basic CPR and first Pool: Everyday enter your ride, call Marty at 882-0121 or unless scheduled. Please call Jeff at 843- with the THS social dance classes May aid at the Tooele Senior Citizens Center, Puzzles: Everyday Richard at 882-0192. If you would like to 4010 for more information. 3, at 7 p.m. in the THS auditorium. They 59 E. Vine St., Tuesday, May 15 at 7 p.m. Quilting: Mondays, 9 a.m. perform call Marty at 882-0121. For vendor Swim lessons will also be performing “A Celebration of Refreshments will be served. For more Blood pressure: Every Thursday, 12 p.m. Hearing clinic: Tuesday, May 1, 9-12 information or to volunteer call Rose at Sign-ups for Deseret Peak swimming Dance” May 5 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. info call Dee Askerlund at 882-4163, or Foot clinic: Tuesday, May 29 at 1:30-3:30 882-8900 ext. 24. lessons continue on May 1, 3, 8, and 10. It will feature Z-motion, ShaRonns, Dance Barbara McFarland at 843-9054. p.m. Appointments necessary. Benefit yard sale The pool will open on Saturday, May 19, Company, Majestix and dance classes. Alzheimer’s caregiver support Birthday dinner: May 25, 4 p.m. Tooele County Board of Realtors is at noon. The 2007 swim session dates are: Admission for both performances is $5 for Open to anyone caring for someone Entertainment: Rush & Eve Kee collecting donations for the annual ben- June 11-21 (no 9 a.m.), June 25-July 6, July adults, $4 for students with activity cards, with Alzheimer’s disease or memory Tooele Valley County Players: Saturday, efit yard sale on May 5. Any gently used 9-19, July 23-Aug. 3, Aug. 6-16. Lessons are and $2 for senior citizens and ages 4-12. issues. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 9, 1-3 p.m. items you would like to donate would be offered at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 a.m. Call May 8 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., Cottage THS class of ‘87 Friday Movies: second and third appreciated. Please call Sandy Covello at 435-843-4035 for more info. All members of Tooele High School Glen Activities Center, 1892 Aaron Drive Friday, 1 p.m. 435-830-5545 or Laney at 435-830-7583 for class of ‘87 are invited to attend their (across from hospital). Refreshments Monthly rummage sale: Friday, May 4, drop-off location. This year’s proceeds will 20-year reunion Aug. 3, 4 and 5 at the provided. For more information call go to Tooele County Relief Services to aid Philanthropy Eagles Nest. The cost is $40 per person. Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna at our transitional housing needs. Reservations need to be made by June 882-2870 ext. 126. SEE BULLETIN ON B3 Fix pets Volunteers to lead/side-walk horses 1. For reservations or more information, The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Healing horses therapeutic riding center contact Saila Felver at 951-303-8974 or Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele at Wal- is beginning their riding program in May. [email protected]. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Mart, 99 W. 1280 N., on Wednesday, May Volunteers are needed to lead and side- TJHS community council 30. Microchipping and vaccinations are walk the horses for riders with special Tooele Junior High School will be If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax available. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. For needs. For more information please con- holding its community council meeting to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special more information call 1-866-PETS FIX (1- tact Kathy at 843-7774. on May 10, at 6:30 p.m. in the school community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- 866-7387 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. Donate your four-wheeler library. Voting for the 2007-2008 school profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to Housing assistance available The Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding year members will take place. All parents, 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- The Tooele Community Action Program Program needs four-wheelers for volun- including parents of sixth-graders who ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising has emergency food and shelter program teers to haul manure. The donation is tax will be attending TJHS next year, are department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day funds. Applications available for those deductible. Call Kathy at 843-7774. encouraged to attend. prior to the desired publication date. B3

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2007 memberships now due • Caregiver Guide Class: spectrum, meetings are held the West, Room 118, in Tooele. Enter meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at Bulletin Mexican train players needed — Tuesday, May 15 at 7 pm. Meet at first Tuesday of each month at on the north side of the chapel. 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 will play Fridays at 2 p.m. Please continued from page B2 Tooele Senior Center for support Tooele First Assembly of God The Erda meeting has been dis- for info. call 882-2870 if interested. and help in caring for your ill or building at 127 N. Seventh Street continued. 1-4 p.m. All items must be removed New bridge players needed. If aging loved one. at 7 p.m. For childcare call Erin, Castaways AA meets Feeling trapped at 4 p.m. you’d like to learn, come down and • Wellness Luncheon: in advance, at 843-8562. Castaways Alcoholics If someone’s drinking is affect- Future trip: Tuacahn/Mesquite, we’ll teach you. Wednesday, May 16 at 11 am. Dr. Diabetes support group Anonymous meets Monday- ing your life, Alanon can help. My June 18-20, $269 per person + $54 Senior Circle An Dihn will be discussing skin Tooele Diabetes Support Group Saturday at noon at St. Barnabas Hoop meets Wednesdays at 10 (single room). Res & payment due cancer and other skin conditions. Senior Circle is for anyone over will be held May 2, at 11a.m. at Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, a.m. in the youth room at 1784 May 29. Round-trip transporta- the age of 50 and costs $15 per Lunch will be served following the Mountain West Medical Center Tooele. Open, mixed, non-smok- N. Aaron Drive or call Perky at tion from Tooele County aboard year. Receive hospital, local, and presentation. in the Education Center Room. ing, wheelchair access. Nursery Lewis Stages Luxury Motorcoach, national benefits. Call 843-3690 or • AARP Safe Driving Course: Mike Sellers from Mountain West available Monday-Friday. 435-249-0054. two nights at the Virgin River stop by the hospital volunteer desk Thursday and Friday, May 17 and Medical Center will speak to us Tooele AA meets daily Alateen group to sign up. All activities require an 18 at 12:30 to 5 p.m. Meet in MWMC Hotel/Casino in Mesquite. Shows: about entering the hospital with Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous Alateen group info, call 849-1881. “Cinderella” and “My Fair Lady.” RSVP except for exercise. classrooms. $10 due at first class. diabetes. Questions call Carol at Call for more info or make reserva- • Sittcercise exercise class Both days are required. 843-9787. tions at 884-3446. begins Mondays at 2 p.m. at • Pajama/Pancake Party: Smelting and Refining Advisory Thursday, May 24 at 9 am. Come Tooele Seniors MWMC. Free to Senior Circle The International Smelting and in your pj’s, win prizes, eat pan- The Tooele County Senior members. Chair and sitting exer- Refining Community Advisory cakes. Citizen Center can be reached at cises that promote flexibility and Group meeting will be Tuesday, toning. •Birthday Bingo: Tuesday, May 882-2870. The center is for the May 1 at 7 p.m. at 2289 Pine • Body Instincts: Meets Tuesdays 29 at 5 p.m. Pizza, cake, bingo, enjoyment of all senior citizens 55 Canyon Road (far eastern end of at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 prizes. Spaces fill up fast. $3 for years young and up. Pine Canyon Road). S. Main). Free to members. Toning pizza and drinks. Mondays — Cardio-breeze/pilate and stretching and a little cardio aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Bridge 10 a.m.; workout. Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 Veterans • Hinges and Twinges: Meets Groups p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at 11 a.m. Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Pratt Aquatic Center. $2.50 for Free concerts Pinochle 1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 p.m. Eagles elections Free concerts honoring past, members, $20 for a 10-pass punch The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 Scholarships Available Wednesdays — Breakfast 9-12 card. $3.50 for nonmembers. Water present and future veterans and The following scholarships are available to p.m.; aerobics and muscle 9:30 will be nominating new officers their families will be at the Tooele aerobics. on Thursday, May 3, at the regu- students attending Utah State University, a.m.; ceramics 1 p.m. • Diabetes support group: Veterans Square Memorial Park on Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; lar meeting at 8 p.m. Any mem- Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Bring lawn Tooele Regional Campus. Applications may Wednesday, May 2 at 11 am. Health ber interested in being a member Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Bridge 12:45 p.m.; Department. chairs and blankets to this non- be picked up at the Front Desk. Canasta/other games 1 p.m. should call WP Kevin at 843-7006, political, free salute to veterans. • Breakfast Buddies: Friday, then be at the meeting to accept Fridays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Tai For more info call Dennis Tracey May 4 at 9 am. Meet at Jim’s Family the nomination. Elections will be Chi and yoga aerobics 10:30 a.m.; at 435-850-9014. Restaurant for good food and held May 10. Bingo 1 p.m.; Mexican train 2 p.m.; friends. Dutch treat! Dinner 4-5:30 p.m. • Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support: Eagles steak night Friday night dancing 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 8 at 2:30. Meets at Kevin and Barb will hose this Recovery James R. Gowans Scholarship Seeking Friday night entertain- Cottage Glen. Friday’s steak night with steaks, Apply by June 1st ment after dinner. If interested, • Lunch Bunch: Friday, May 11 shrimp and chicken. Kick drug habit call the center. Looking for a bass at noon. Meet at Applebees for Action 4 Autism LDS Family Services addiction USU Tooele Regional Campus Scholarship guitar player for the Tooele Senior your noon meal and friends. Dutch All who are interested in help- recovery meetings are Tuesdays Band — volunteer position. treat! ing individuals on the autism from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 Apply by June 1st USU Graduate Student Scholarship THE SCOUTING CORNER Apply by July 1st Poppy Ott Book Scholarship Apply by August 15th Oxygen for You Book Scholarship Apply by August 15th Concealed Cargill Salt Scholarship Firearms Training Apply As Needed Get your Concealed Firearms permit. Classes held on a regular basis. High School Senior Scholarship More information available at: Apply by April 15th www.greatbasinguns.com or Call 435-830-3921 882-6611 • 1021 W. Vine

photo courtesy Debbie Winn Daniel Winn from Troop 146 recently earned and received his Eagle Scout Award. Daniel is the son of W. Tyler and Debbie Winn. Daniel’s Eagle Project included visiting each home within his ward boundaries to conduct a short survey and leave information about the importance of smoke detectors. A smoke detector was installed in each home that did not already have one at no charge. Daniel and his parents wish to thank all of the hard working Scout leaders who encouraged him to earn this award.

many positions in the LDS Tary Ray Crossley Church, most of which involved Scouting. He has helped over 50 Tary Ray Crossley, former young men receive the rank of native of Tooele, received the Eagle Scout and taught them to Silver Beaver Scout Award on pass on the love of Scouting. He March 6, 2007, at the Bountiful takes great joy in seeing young Regional Center. Tary was born, men grow and develop their raised and educated in Tooele skills and love of nature. and is the son of Sonja Crossley. Tary is married to the former He enjoyed Scouting as a youth. Linda Mills of Bountiful, Utah, He went on to earn the rank of and they have three children: Eagle Scout as well as a member two daughters and one son who of the Order of the Arrow. He all support dad in his Scouting has served over 21 years as an career. He attributes his love for adult leader, Scoutmaster, var- photo courtesy Sonja Crossley Scouting to his devoted Scout sity coach, Explorer advisor and Tary Crossley and church leaders that set a unit chairman. He has served fine example for him to follow. Shelsea Wall Sean Carter - Dugway High School - Wendover High School GRADUATIONS MISSIONARIES Andrew Beckett Hannah Allred - Grantsville High School - West Desert High Julie Hales Amanda Hyer Julie Hales graduated Magna - Tooele High School Cum Laude from Brigham Young University at commencement exercises held April 26 and 27, The EnergySolutions Foundation Scholarship Program has receiving a bachelor of science in professional accountancy and awarded $2,000 to 118 10th grade students throughout Utah. a master of accountancy. Julie Students planning to earn a bachelor’s degree in math, science, graduated from Grantsville High or engineering were encouraged to apply. Recipients were also School in 2000 and served in the Ukraine Kyiv Mission of The eligible for an additional distinguished award of $25,000, $5,000, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- or $2,500 scholarship. day Saints. She is the daughter of Brook and Denise Hales, and For a full list of recipients, more information, an application for next year’s the granddaughter of Margene program and scholarship requirements, visit Imlay and Klea Hales. Julie Hales Justin G. Rowell www.energysolutionsfoundation.org MILITARY NEWS cal training, rifle marksmanship, Justin G. Rowell Richard M. Rowe field training exercises, and spe- Elder Justin G. Rowell, son of cial training in human relations. Air Force Airman Richard M. Evan and Yolanda Rowell and Rowe has graduated from basic In addition, airmen who com- a former member of the Tooele military training at Lackland Air plete basic training earn cred- singles ward, has been called Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. its toward an associate degree to serve as a missionary for The EnergySolutions Foundation Scholarship program is funded by the EnergySolutions Foundation, a private foundation dedicated to enriching the quality of During the six weeks of training, through the Community College The Church of Jesus Christ of of the Air Force. He is the son of life in our communities. The foundation awards grants to the airman studied the Air Force Latter-day Saints in the Macon, clean-up, preserve and enhance the environment, as well mission, organization, and mili- Calvin Rowe of South Big Tree Georgia mission. He is currently as offering scholarships in math, science or engineering tary customs and courtesies, Drive, Grantsville, Utah. Rowe in the missionary training cen- to high school students within these communities. performed drill and ceremony is a 2006 graduate of Dugway ter and will leave for the mis- marches, and received physi- High School. sion field May 2, 2007. B4

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 USU EXTENSION CONNECTION 7 ways to take charge of your finances in 2007 lways you think it comes and goes… from the rest of us — 55 percent an important first step to taking at the debt with the lowest bal- money skill. It’s common sense. broke? This is the step that somehow of millionaires keep a budget. control of your finances. Some ance. Yet many people never learn do A Burd- makes the biggest impact. They become millionaires people believe it’s more impor- 5. When that debt is gone, do this. Only by spending less than ened by debt? It doesn’t matter how you by budgeting and controlling tant to pay down debt than to not alter the monthly amount you earn can you hope to build Living pay- track your spending, so long as expenses, and they maintain establish an emergency fund. used to pay debts, but throw wealth. This is easier to do if you check-to-pay- you do it. You can use a cash their affluent status the same Debt elimination is important, all you can at the debt with the track your spending or develop check? Here’s notebook or you can use a way. Many people fail to budget but start a small emergency fund next-lowest balance. a budget, but those steps aren’t a list of seven piece of software like Quicken for a variety of reasons: it’s bor- also. This goes against the conven- completely necessary. Even if simple but or Microsoft Money. Whichever ing, we don’t need it, we don’t Attack your debt tional wisdom, which says to you do nothing else in this list, effective steps Darlene method you choose, stick with know how. But this simple act Are you struggling under a pay the highest-interest debts spending less than you earn can you can take Christensen it. Make it a habit. Don’t fudge provides a roadmap for your debt burden from credit cards or first. But the debt snowball can put you ahead of your peers. to seize con- USU EXTENTION numbers. Record your transac- money. student loans? Make it a prior- give you awesome psychological AGENT A final word trol of your tions as soon as possible. Most ity to attack that debt in 2007. If payoffs, keeping you motivated Start an emergency fund This last skill may be the most money instead of all, don’t judge yourself. This Seventy percent of Americans you’ve tried and failed before, to eliminate all your debt. This is important of all: Do what works of letting your exercise is merely for data col- live paycheck-to-paycheck. They use a debt snowball. Pay off the also called power paying. Check for you. There are few hard- money control you. lection; it’s not the appropriate spend everything they earn. This debts starting with the smallest out a free Web site developed by and-fast rules for taking control Track every penny you spend time to make changes to your works well until something goes balance first. Here’s how: Utah State University Extension The authors of “Your Money habits. wrong. Something always goes 1. Order your debts from low- at www.powerpay.org. You can of your finances. I can suggest or Your Life” admonish readers Develop a budget wrong. Suddenly you find your- est balance to highest balance. type in your debt, amount owed, methods that work for others, to “keep track of every cent that After you’ve tracked your self without money to pay for a 2. Designate a certain amount APR, etc. and the program will but only you can determine if comes into or goes out of your spending for a few weeks (or car repair or facing an expensive of money to pay toward debts show you how quickly you can these methods are appropriate life.” months), use the data you’ve doctor’s bill. Often emergencies each month. pay off debt by power paying. It for your own life. [This is] the best way to collected to develop a budget. are financed with credit cards. 3. Pay the minimum payment is an invaluable free tool to man- become conscious of how According to “The Millionaire Years later, you can still be pay- on all debts except the one with age your debt. Darlene Christensen is the Utah money actually comes and goes Next Door,” budgeting is one ing for these emergencies. the lowest balance. Spend less than you earn State University extension in your life as opposed to how thing that sets the wealthy apart Starting an emergency fund is 4. Throw every other penny This is the fundamental agent.

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(ucan) $99 TWIN SET $88 State Commercial Drivers License (or Regional Campus. high pressure cleaning, ton. Needs dog loving DRYWALL: Hanging, BEAUTIFUL ROSARIES 801-293-3183 commercial, residential, home. Please call obtain within six (6) months of assignment finishing, texturing. 25 made with satin roses, There are hundreds of construction, equip- FURNITURE FOR sale. 435-830-1290 to adopt. to position). years experience. Li- variety of colors to ment, concrete, decks, Beautiful dark wood ta- 3. Must be able to work in varying weather classes to choose from. censed and insured. choose from; personally IS YOUR pet in need or driveways. Robert ble w/ six chairs-$900, conditions. Doug 843-9983; mobile handcrafted by Kathie, of a groom? Make Morgan (801)699=8934 Lrg metal desk-$20, 4. Must be able to work as an on-call (435)830-2653 $30 Call (435)882-1115 your appointment Call today (435)843-1565 wood endtables with employee and be able to respond as needed. FAST QUALITY Inex- with us! CHERRY WOOD, 2 tree glass tops-$25/set. Will pensive remodels and SILVER PINES Land- Tender loving care. stumps, pre-cut 4ft tall consider all reasonable Entry wage ranges from $11.28 to $11.90 per complete home and scaping. Sod, sprin- My Dog’s Heaven 882-6611 18’’ diameter must offers, must pick up in hour based on experience and qualification. apartment repairs. klers, rock wrk, and flor- Boarding/ Grooming. move yourself $50 obo Grantsville, cannot de- Following six months of service will be con- 40yrs experience. Li- wer beds. New summer 843-9464 or 1021 West Vine call (435)843-1172 liver. Call 435-840-8399 sidered for advancement to $11.73-$12.37 censed and insured prices. Call for estimate 840-0430 GE Side- by- side refrig- Steve 801-635-6014 (435)830-1253. Ask for DIAMONDS don't pay JACK RUSSELL Puppy. erator/ freezer. Ice Randy 801-599-6840 Scott retail! Large selection, Tri-color male puppy. 9 To Apply Return a completed Tooele City Ap- high quality. Bridal sets, maker and water. $200 GROUND HOUND Trac- weeks old, papered, plication to the Tooele City Human Resource SPRING IS getting near wedding bands. Every- obo. White. (435)830- tor Service. Tilling, dew claws, first shots. Office, 90 N. Main, Tooele, UT 84074, by Tues- and the weeds will soon thing wholesale! Rocky 6034 IMMEDIATE mowing, gardens, Very cute and adorable. day May 8 at 5:00 p.m. www.tooelecity.org be here. I will till your Mtn. Diamond Co. yards, lots & fields. garden. 884-6476 NASA MEMORY FOAM Call 801-647-3708 S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 $399 Visco Elastic Mat- at the (435)882-4535 HAVING A yard sale? Pre-employment and random drug screen OPENINGS SPRINKLER DESIGN tress AND Box. Com- (801)870-1941 cell ESTATE: 2 pair sheep Advertise in the Tran- required. EEO/ADA Employer Repair Install. Call now pare to Tempur Pedic. HANDYMAN SERVICES spears w/spare head script Wal-Mart to learn about an entire $150; 1978 Ford 3/4 Brand new with war- Rough & finish carpen- yard fertilizing through ranty. 801-293-3183 try- doors, windows, ton truck $800 obo; Environmental technology is your sprinkling system Rock saw $400; Under- Distribution decks, drywall, flooring, NEW 6 PIECE MICRO- one of the fastest growing (801)671-8371 ground water $8200 remodeling.Water heat- FIBER SET Never fields today. And Clean SWAMP COOLER Serv- acre ft 435-840-8961 used, in package. A in Grantsville! ers & swapcoolers No Harbors, North America’s Center j o b t o o s m a l l . ice $98 plus parts Call 801-201-3758 s t e a l a t $ 6 9 9 leading provider of (435)837-2428 Fred at (435)830-2667 I BUY Old or junk motor- 801-831-0678 environmental and hazardous HANSON & SONS THREE J’S Roofing and cycles (435)496-0189 NORTH VALLEY Appli- $12.90/hr to start for T-F waste management services, Handyman home re- Repairs, free estimates, ance. Washers/ dryers If you sell Insurance, is one fast-growing company. pairs, anything, finish expert wind damage re- promote a hospital or $99-$199. Complete $14.25/hr to start for S,S,M basements, siding, pairs, 20 years experi- an ambulance service, repair service. Satis- That’s just the beginning of the $3.00/hr raise within 2 1/2 years roofing, etc., reason- ence, great prices, sen- place your classified ad faction guaranteed. advantages we can offer you. able, local, Stansbury ior discount. 882-4289 in all 47 of Utah's news- Parts for all major At Clean Harbors you’ll build brands. Walmart gift Material Handling Positions Park. Call Jeff papers. The cost is only valuable skills, work with (801)694-1568. TOM’S CUSTOM Metal cards w/purchases over Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously art and designs, interior $135. for a 25 word ad state-of-the-art equipment ($5. For each additional $ 1 0 0 . 8 4 3 - 9 1 5 4 , HOUSE CLEANING, metal art, outside metal within a safety-conscious word). You will reach 830-3225. To apply, please visit our Distribution honest, dependable. art, lawn and garden environment, and receive Weekly- Bi-monthly- shadows, fence art and up to 500,000 newspa- OAK DINING table w/2 Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. every opportunity for Monthly. I supply my logos (435)843-5819 per readers. Just call leaves, seven chairs own cleaning materials. (801)637-2096 Tooele Transcript Bulle- and hutch. Beautiful professional growth. Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete tin at (435)882-0050 for the Application Process. Flexible scheduling. condition. $1000 obo. References available. TOP SOIL, Gravel grad- details. (Ucan) Call 882-5779 or OPENINGS AT OUR INCINERATOR FACILITY Stacie 882-2502 ing B&K Landscaping 830-9607 IN THE WEST DESERT, UTAH-ARAGONITE (EXIT #56, I-80 WEST) 8 4 9 - 2 6 2 6 o r LOCALLY OWNED 801-573-3405. vending route for sale, RECONDITIONED Gas prices taking your hard earned money? great source of extra in- Washers, dryers, TRENCHING, TILLING, come if interested. stoves, refrigerators, 90 We offer a FREE bus ride for our employees leaving from Stansbury Park, DRIVEWAY & SIDE- P l e a s e c a l l day warranty. Nothing Tooele. Plus you’ll earn one hour’s pay each day – up to four days per week! WALK BORES. (435)843-0901 but the best. We also Remote site pay. Trenches for water, MENS SKIES, poles, do vent cleaning & power, sprinklers and New starting wage rate: $14.50-$16.00/hour boots, 9.5 Salomn & pick-up appliances etc. Priced by the hour N o r d i c a $ 1 5 0 . (435)241-0670. Ask for (depending on experience) plus remote site pay! o r f o o t . C a l l Womens'skis, poles, Ken. 435-837-2333 boots, 7.5 Rosignol & SOLID WOOD, unfin- WINDOW TINTING, N o r d i c a $ 1 5 0 . ished dining table w/2 • Facility Technicians home and business. Women's X-Country leaves and 4 benches Responsible for unloading, separating and HIGH PERFORMING TECHS Save money and beat Skis Trak 7.5 $75. $567; rustic black din- categorizing hazardous materials at our CAN EASILY EARN is excited to announce several new degrees the heat for a free esti- Treadmill- Proform 840 ing table w/4 chairs Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility. $50K/YEAR mate. Call Chris Mach Z Commercial $404; vintage full-size Requires a high school diploma (college degree a plus); and ability to lift at least 50 lbs., move 55-gal. drums, coming to the Tooele Regional Campus (435)850-9050 Grade Like New $675 bed $120. Homebodies firm. Bookshelves and work in an indoor loading dock environment. Forklift experience 1 N. Main, 882-0650. and/or current 40-hour Hazwoper certificate a plus. • Bachelor in English various. Barbeque Miscellaneous Charbroil Big Easy Garage, Yard • Bachelor in History, Secondary Education $95. Piano - Antique Sacrifice at $2000. Sales • Incinerator Operators Duties include: monitoring incinerator opera- Certification available Call 435-882-3350 with EXPERIENCED OPERATORS VHS to DVD tions, sampling ash bins, cleaning-up work Need a great gift questions. DONATIONS being CAN EASILY EARN Bachelor in Accounting areas, operating forklift trucks, placing drums $65K/YEAR idea? Let us convert REFINISHED ANTIQUE accepted for Tooele on incinerator roll lines, and processing labo- Bachelor in Entrepreneurship your VHS home vid- upright piano (Sebas- County Board of Re- ratory discharges. Will also maintain records and perform other duties as eos to DVD. Worried tian Sommer New York) altors Benefit Yard assigned. Forklift experience a plus. We will train the right candidates. Coming fall 2008 Masters in Social Work that your VHS home $750 obo. 882-0931 Sale. If you have Our benefits include health, dental and vision package; 100% employer paid movies will become items that you would life & disability insurance; dependent care program; flexible spending obsolete? Have them ROPING SCHOOL like to donate, please account; 401(k) plan; and generous paid time off. Call for information on pre-core classes to transferred to DVD w/Doyle Gellerman. call Sandy Covello for as little as $20. May 26 & 27 in Rush 830-5545 or Laney Send your resume to: Jane Shamaly EXPLORE THE ENVIRONMENTALClean ADVANTAGE. Harbors Environmental Services, Inc., 42 Longwater Drive prepare you to be accepted to the MSW. Edit scenes, add Valley. Class is almost Riegel 830-7583 for full! Call now! Blain Norwell, MA 02061, Email: [email protected] menus and titles. drop off locations. Fax: 781-792-5902 EOE Call Joyce or Suzanne Consolidate tapes - (801)330- 1356 Proceeds from this put all your Holiday SELL YOUR computer in yard sale are being videos onto one the classifieds. Call given to Tooele www.cleanharbors.com DVD. Preserve your 882-0050 or visit County Relief Serv- 882-6611 • 1021 W. Vine memories today. Call www.tooeletranscript. ices to assist our 843-7626 com homeless population. B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday May 1, 2007

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$5.00 / BANTAM SHEEP FOR Sale. Ewe LOST: Yellow lab (name STANSBURY PARK CUSTODIAN jobs at LOCAL CONTRACTOR NAPA is looking for a CHICKS. "Buy TWO, & lambs, pairs. Ewes Harley) & blue heeler Home Daycare. Experi- CONSTRUCTION Tooele Army/Deseret is looking for Dump qualified Counter per- Get one FREE!" Asst. sheared & lambs mix (name Oreo). Lost enced daycare with 2 CNAs Chemical Depot. Wed. Truck & Air Mover Vac son. Taking applica- P u r e b r e d C o c h i n docked. Pasture ready. Saturday 4/28 after- full time providers seek- through Fri. 6 am to 3 Truck Drivers, Diesel tions now. Please come Feather-Footed Chicks. Also great show lambs noon in Overlake area. ing fun, loving children pm. People with dis- Mechanics Helpers, in! 278 North Main, Great for Pets, 4-H or available. Good selec- 843-8174, 801-455- eger to learn to come Back Hoe Operator abilities given prefer- Journeyman & Appren- Tooele. Show. Pullorum Certifi- tion. Garth 837-2246, 4913 join to fun. Hours Staker & Parson Companies is seeking an ence. Federal back- tice Plumber, Heavy cate & Marek's vaccina- 830-2309 6:30-5:30pm. We have ground check required. Equipment Operators, OPERATOR: ALLIED LOST: LARGE orange experienced and qualified Back Hoe Opera- in Tooele is hiring t i o n i n c l u d e d . full time spots available. Wage $8.80. Apply at Laborers, Cement Fin- Waste is a fortune 500 long-haired male cat. tor. Responsibilities include laying pipe, 435-830-3331 C a l l A p r i l a t digging to set grates, and removing unstable Tooele Dept. of Work- ishers and Carpenters. company and we are Sporting Short, fat ears, large . 435-843-1901 or email grade as well as other tasks involving the CNAs force Services. Must have good work- seeking a heavy equip- HORSE PASTURE for yellow eyes. Collar, no Goods me lilrascalsdaycare. backhoe. A CDL is preferred. Competitive ing knowledge in area ment operator at our rent.. 3.5 acre pasture tags. Goes by Rudy. wages, quarterly and annual bonuses and Must be certified, have DRIVER CDL Training: com of expertise. Drivers land fill for the purpose for growing season May Missing since April 23. a great benefits package. Must be self- $0 Down/ No worry fi- B-BALL STANDARD, 12’ own transportation. must have CDL and of transferring , spread- to October. 884-5545 (435)882-1063, STEP AHEAD preschool motivated and work well with others. nancing! Experienced pole, backboard, rim, This position is paid clean driving record. ing, covering, loading, and net no base $65 830-0465 now enrolling. in Tooele To apply in person or Not - Career you de- Need to sell that new per visit with mileage Must be able to travel and/ or compacting obo call (435)843-1172 for Fall 2007. Three & call 888-672-7766 serve is @ Central Re- champion bull or your LOST: M i n i a t u r e & evening/weekend to out of state jobs. 40 waste or soil. Must be four year old classes. for locations or apply online at: frigerated yearling calves? Place SELLING YOUR moun- Schnauzer black and differential rate. hr HazMat cert. a plus. able to push, pull, and Call Crystal 843-0520 www.stakerparson.com 800-521-9277 your classified ad into tain bike? Advertise it in silver male lost around Must pass physical and lift a minimum of 50lbs. Equal Opportunity Employer Please contact 801-924 47 newspapers, find the classifieds. Call 500 north area Chris- SUMMER DAYCARE M/F/D/V Fax resume to DRIVERS - ASAP! 21 drug test. Must be able your buyers quickly. For 882-0050 www.tooele tine (435)850-8384 May 31st- August 23rd, 435-843-1120 CDL Drivers needed to pass a background 8540 check. Full benefits only $135. your 25 transcript.com MISSING 2 MALE 3yrs and up. Organized or call *36-43cpm* Avg $54K OPERATORS, TRUCK package available. word classified will be DOGS. Australian activities. Hours 7am- Auto per year Sign-on Bonus DRIVERS, mechanics, TOTAL GYM, $150; Coy 843-9054 Phone 801-323-1719 seen by up to 500,000 Shepherd Tri Color 5:30pm. $90 per week. only 3 mos. OTR req'd servicemen and labor- Stair stepper, $80. Call Mechanic/ ( T o o e l e ) o r readers. It is as simple white brown black re- Call Melanie 843-1565 (800)635-8669 (ucan) ers - New construction (435)849-0007 or 801-972-2727 (Salt as calling the Tooele cently cut short and project in NE Arizona. (435)849-0003. Leave Technician MARKETING DRIVERS - ASAP! 21 Lake) for applications. Transcript Bulletin at Black MinPin brown Fax your info to message. CDL-A drivers needed Email resumes to dhan- (435)882-0050 for de- markings Please call Help Wanted Requirements: ACCOUNT 928-634-9684 or call *36-43cpm* Avg $54K [email protected]. tails. (Ucan) 435-882-4493 o r • 2 year automotive 928-649-9015. (ucan) EXECUTIVE per year Sign-on Bonus Competitive wages paid 435-840-2734 RE- mechanical OLDER TWO horse Lost & Found 1 0 0 WORKERS only 3 mos. OTR req'd for all positions. OTR DRIVERS, fair pay, WARD experience trailer, pulls and hauls NEEDED! Assemble (800)635-8669 (ucan) good routes. Call Eldon fine, $150. 249 S Hale, crafts, wood items. Ma- • Strong problem FOUND in center of MISSING FAMILY Mem- solving skills EXPERIENCED CHEFS, 801-499-9116 Grantsville. 884-6249 bers since 4/12 from terials provided. To is hiring town: Border Collie/ • Must be motivated, cooks, prep cooks & LOCAL REMOLDING Blueridge subdivision. $480+ per week. Free An exciting opportunity PAINTER & Painter ROPING SCHOOL Austrailian Shepherd efficient, and dishwashers. Great Company looking for Black pug and tiny information package. for an energetic helpers needed. No ex- w/Doyle Gellerman. mix. Blue collar, no tag organized Pay. Tooele’s top res- construction laborers white/ black shitzu/ 2 4 h o u r s professional Account perience required. May 26 & 27 in Rush (435)882-1051 or • Valid drivers license taurant! Must be 21yrs must have reliable Yorkshire puppies. Re- (801)264-5665. Competitive pay. Local Valley. Class is almost (435)833-9716 • Work history Executive with at least or older. Call Nate transportation and be ward. 435-882-8218, w o r k . C a l l T i m full! Call now! Blain references 2-3 years of sales 882-4040 or apply 1641 dependable. Work in DEADLINES FOR clas- 435-228-8595, or (801)814-0302 or Neil (801)330- 1356 experience, preferably North Main. Salt Lake please call sifieds ads are Monday 435-228-8448 Interested candidates call (801)814-0478 BECOME A SUB- and Wednesdays by Tooele RV & Auto Repair in the healthcare field, to EXPERIENCED MA for Jana 801-252-8479 SCRIBER. 882-0050 4:45 p.m. 435-882-2676 lead marketing efforts for pediatrics practice in PART TIME Medical As- or forward resume to our Tooele Branch. Stansbury Park. Fax re- sistant for busy medical Personals MODELING, Acting, Ex- practice. Bring resume [email protected] Fax resume to sumes to 435-882-1275 tras needed for Movies, to 280 N Main Tooele. Deputy Coylynn or mail to 210 Millpond Commercials, In-store ADOPT, YOUNG loving PLAIN& 435-843-1120 Stansbury Park, Ut promotions, Conven- RECEPTIONIST professional married or apply at 84074. tions, and Events. NEEDED Evenings couple (& puppy) ex- WE NEED LABORERS IN www.harmonyhomehealth.com Court Clerk SIMPLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER $10-$95 daily! No and weekends Fax cited to start family, giv- THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: school or exp. R e s u m e t o Third District Drug Court – Tooele ing your baby Love • General Warehouse sales and service tech- We offer A 75YR underground nician needed to serv- 801-438-0067 435-882-0462 is seeking a customer service oriented laughter opportunity. • CDL A & B Drivers utility contractor Tem- E x p e n s e s p a i d • 2500+miles/week • Forklift Operators ice Tooele County area. individual to perform general clerical duties pest Enterprises is now Tooele County resident J u l i e & M a t t • Production/Assembly hiring year-round labor- in a court setting as Deputy Court Clerk. • Weekly Hometime • Supervisors/Managers preferred. Apply at 153 1-800-563-7964 ers, fusers, case back- The position requires a combination of & Great Pay East 4370 South, Mur- ALCOHOLIC ANONY- All shifts are currently hoe operators & dump • 3 pay raises in available from day, swing, r a y , U t a h . three years of higher education and/or MOUS meets daily at truck drivers. Benefits HELP (801)263-1705 Ask for clerical/customer service experience in 1st year to graveyard. We offer include: health, dental, noon and 8pm at 1120 immediate medical Steve Byrd, Byrds Fire an office environment; computer literacy W Utah Ave. Call 401K, profit sharing, Protection. benefits along with and vacation. EOE. Fax & keyboarding skills at 40 wpm; of typing 882-7358. dental and vision. 800-701-8689 resume 801-262-1662 FIVE STAR AUTO speed, which can be obtained from www. ORIN BETTINSON look- Top pay for those WANTED or call 801-262-4165 $15-20 per hour com- ing for a female com- overachievers! Must have typingtest.com or website of your choice. reliable transportation, mission Starting Salary - $10.68/hr. DOE. Position panion (435)833-9462 Business owners If you Full-time ASE Certified 2519 S. 5370 W. clean background, and need someone fast, is part-time, (20 hours per week), contin- pass a drug screen. Full Diagnostic Me- WVC, UT 84120 place your classified ad chanic/Technician 5+ gent, with benefits. Closes May 8, 2007 Must apply in person- Child Care www.knighttrans.com Call Johnny to schedule in all 45 of Utah's news- years exp. Fax re- at 5:00 pm. Applications may be obtained an interview papers. The person you sumes to 884-6850 or from the Administrative Office of the Must have 4 mon. OTR exp. are looking for could be call 840-1673 ATTENTION: LITTLE 801-255-1441 Courts, 450 South State Street, SLC, at Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 from out of town. The Wings Preschool now cost is only $155. for a FOOTING AND Founda- the 3rd District Juvenile Court, or at www. enrolling for fall 2007 Business owners If you 25 word ad and it tion workers needed. At utcourts.gov. Send applications to Kyle for an elite educational TRUCK DRIVER need someone fast, reaches up to 340,000 least 1yr experience, Memmott; 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah experience for your Class A place your classified ad households. All you do own transportaiton. Pay Sales child. Call 833-9113 in all 45 of Utah's news- 84074, or fax to (435) 833-8015. EOE. Local positions available. is call the Transcript DOE. Good health papers. The person you Bulletin at 882-0050 for benefits. Call Mike after LOVING QUALITY child Haz Mat & tank endorse- are looking for could be all the details. (Mention 6pm at (435)884-0829 Representatives care in my Stansbury ments required. 70hr/8 day book. Competitive from out of town. The UCAN) home all ages 15yrs. cost is only $155. for a GREAT CLIPS full time exp 801-599-5098 pay & benefi ts. Call stylist needed. HIRE between 8:00 - 5:00 for 25 word ad and it CDL DRIVER- Licensed Call Jared at reaches up to 340,000 CDL driver- Tooele, ON BONUS! (435) FUN LOVING daycare application. Current DMV 830-0183 has one full time open- printout required. households. All you do Salt Lake City, Provo. The Public Health Division has an is call the Transcript Monday- Friday, 40-45 801-330-1090 immediate opening for a ing age 6mo to 2yrs. 3 MP Environmental LABORER Needed for full time summer only. Bulletin at 882-0050 for hours per week. $19 fence installation. Call Services, Inc. all the details. (Mention per hour. Fax resume/ Gary at (435)882-1213 HEALTH NURSE Contact Michelle 1043 N. Industrial Park This position will provides specialized 435-833-9026 UCAN) information sheet to or cell (801)597-2015 Circle, Grantsville UT (435)843-4288 Nursing services in the public health areas 84029. 435-884-0808 AVON: TO BUY OR LOCAL COMPANY within Tooele County. HAVE OPENINGS in my Tooele City has Grantsville home. Lots SELL. Sell to anyone. CNA CLASSES & Phle- seeking Office person- The Registered Nurse performs duties, which of experience refer- FULL TIME Cooks For information call in- botomy. Day, evening nel knowledge of an immediate require specialized knowledge, judgment and nurs- e n c e s a v a i l a b l e . needed Cottage Glen dependent sales repre- or weekend classes, 2 Quickbooks and Excel opening for a ing skills based upon principles of psychological, Mon-Fri, reasonable 1892 Aaron Drive sentative Vi Knutson week course. informa- helpful. Excellent cus- biological, physical and social sciences. Assists rates, also summer (435)882-7990888-PEPP-TIX884-3830 tion line 467-6400 tomer service, phone in and manages the operation of programs dealing openings. www.ccCNA.com skills and multi-tasking with maternity and child health, teenage pregnan- a must. Fax resume (435)884-0448 CNA’S NEEDED Cot- CLERK cies, community health, etc. 435-882-0984 JUMPIN' BEAN Pre- tage Glen 1892 Aaron in our community development/public works department. This • $21.04 per hour; Full time with benefits. school Now Enrolling. Casino and Resort Drive (435)882-7990 PRESS FEEDER Opera- busy department needs a well-organized and skilled individual that Minimum Qualification for M-W-F ($60) and tor Needed. Transcript can multi-task and provide exceptional customer service. Typical has an immediate opening for an CONSTRUCTION Bulletin Publishing is • Graduation from college with a Bachelor’s degree T-H ($52) classes. All duties include: answering phones, processing forms, assisting the classes are from 9:00 - HEAVY Lifting, FT/ PT, currently accepting ap- in nursing. Must have transporta- public with questions and departmental processes, typing, filing, 11:00 a.m. Must be 4 Executive Secretary plications for a full time and performing data input. Salary starts at $9.67/hour progresses OR tion, great pay for good second shift 6-color • Associate Degree Registered Nurse with two (2) yrs. old by Oct. Let's Wendover is 1 1/2 hours from the Salt Lake Valley. The Montego to $10.05 following successful completion of a six-month orienta- have some fun jumpin' w o r k . C a l l press Feeder Operator. years of nursing experience. Bay is a dynamic employer looking for a motivated individual. tion period. This is a full-time regular position with full benefits. round! Call Miss Tanna 435-840-2255 after 5 No experience neces- • Working knowledge of modern nursing practices Great Benefits pm sary but helpful. Duties To be considered applicants must possess a high school diploma and procedures; working knowledge of (435) 843-4383 or (435) 850-9997. Salary Negotiable will include: Helping run (or equivalent); one (1) year of specialized secretarial training psychology and sociology. CONSTRUCTION, Ex- obtained through professionally sponsored workshop, secretarial cavator. Looking for la- and maintaining a Hei- • Must be able to lift 20 pounds and climb stairs. MOTHER OF two avail- Full Time Position school, or business college OR one (1) year of clerical or secre- borers and pipe layers. delberg 6-color press. While performing the duties of this job the able 24hrs, Mon-Sat, tarial experience; experience with computer operations and various Pre-employment Drug Screening Required Great work environ- Hours: Monday-Friday employee is frequently required to sit, talk and for child care in my 4pm-1am with available software applications including, but not limited to, Microsoft home. First aid, CPR ment, pay DOE. Insur- hear. The employee is occasionally required to For more information you can submit a resume by: overtime. Must be at Word, Excel, and data input systems; ability to routinely portray stand, walk, use hands, reach with hands and certified. Willing to help ance available. Call Email: [email protected] Mark @ 801-301-3578 least 18yrs of age with strong positive customer service skills both in person and on the arms, climb or balance, stoop or kneel. Specific with potty trainers. Call Fax: 775-664-6701 We w ill accep a high school diploma telephone; ability to follow instructions in both oral and written vision abilities required by the job include close B a r b i e G o r d o n or send resume to: res t Montego Bay umes unti FULL TIME Kitchen or equivalent and have form; and ability to convey information accurately and concisely on vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral (435)830-0302 M l Attn: Human Resources ay 4, 2007 Manager apply at Cot- a current driver’s li- the phone, in person, and through written communication. vision, depth perception and ability to adjust P.O. Box 3669, Wendover, Nevada 89883 tage Glen 1892 Aaron cense. All benefits in- focus. NEW IN-Home day care opening in Drive. cluded. Apply at 58 N - To Apply - Complete job description is available at the Tooele. Preschool Main Street, Tooele. Return a completed Tooele City Application to the Tooele County Human Resource Office program available in Send resume to: Tran- Tooele City Human Resource Office 47 South Main, Tooele the fall. For more in- script Bulletin Publish- 90 N Main • Tooele, UT 84074 or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us formation call Kathy ing, PO Box 390, Prior to 5:00 p.m. May 3, 2007. This recruitment will run until the needs Witt 843-5326 Tooele, Utah 84074. Transcript Bulletin Pub- www.tooelecity.org • EEO/ADA Employer of the department are met. BECOME A SUB- EEO Employer lishing promotes a drug Pre-employment Drug Screen Required SCRIBER. 882-0050 free environment.

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Join our team & enjoy a fun positive working environment! TOOELE AGING & ADULT SERVICES Liddiard Home Furnishings has been family owned & Parks & Recreation is now accepting applications operated for over 50 years and is continuing to grow. We are • CNA/Homemaker- On-call position; perform CNA/home currently accepting applications for the following positions: PART-TIME COMPLEX WORKER maker and personal care services for disabled, elderly adults. at Deseret Peak Responsible for providing care for aging adults. Performs services such as meal preparation, maintaining a clean POSITION DUTIES: This position will operate a variety of equip- physical environment (dusting, vacuuming, laundry, etc) FULL-TIME ment and tools such as landscaping equipment, hand tools and power using various types of cleaning agents, run essential errands. Retail Sales Positions: tools including maintenance and repair of all tools and equipment and Performs personal care services such as bathing, shaving, nail reporting of mechanical problems to the supervisor to insure that repairs care, oral hygiene, feeding, toilet assistance, and ambulation Applicants must be experienced, personable, are made to guarantee the safety of those who operate the tools and assertive, self motivated, and career minded. If you are equipment. May perform semi-skilled maintenance and custodial work as assigned by care plan. May perform limited clerical duties to assure all of the building rooms and facilities are clean, and in good and other duties as assigned. Starting Salary $9.64; the right individual with a great attitude, this may be the opportunity you have been looking for. We provide condition. May paint equipment and structures used by the public; col- • High school diploma or a CNA Certification; One year lect and cleanup refuse left behind by park patrons and perform other experience working with disabled, elderly adults comprehensive training and offer a great commission task associated with park operations. Sets up and arranges chairs, tables, providing homemaker and or personal care services is based pay structure with generous benefits. Average blackboards, microphone, etc. and checks operating condition in prepara- preferred. Must be Certified Nurse Aide or receive Salary $36,000 a year. tion for special events. Starting Salary is $9.64, No Benefits certification within six months of hiring. Must have taken Minimum Qualifications: High school graduate or GED equivalent and CPR course within six months or be certified in CPR. Must One (1) year work experience or an equivalent combination of education have or obtain a food handler’s permit upon hire. Must have FULL -TIME and experience. Ability to follow written and oral instructions; ability to a valid Utah Drivers License establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees Delivery/Warehouse Positions: and members of the public. This category involves frequent lifting of 25- • This recruitment will close when the needs of the department 50 pounds. This is often combined with bending, twisting. Must be able have been met. Applicants must be dependable, personable & at least to work a flexible work schedule and be on call. 21 years of age. Need to be able to consistently lift Complete job descriptions are available at the 100+ lbs and have a good driving record. Pay structure For more information or a on-line application please visit Tooele County Human Resource Office based upon experience. http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html 47 South Main Street Tooele This recruitment will close on May 11, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Apply in person at: Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County Specific information pertaining to these recruitments Human Resources office MON.-FRI. • 10:00 am-8:00 pm can be obtained by calling Human Resources at 2502 N. 400 E. • Tooele SATURDAY • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 (435)843-3157. EEO Employer EEO Employer Tuesday May 1, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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FOR SALE 1985 Olds place, large yard w/ga- The Best Places at the Best Prices • Healthcare Professionals Wanted $400/month rent plus Business 88 runs good, tires new rage, no pets, no smok- • Education Workers $100/month utilities. Completely Furnished Opportunities $ 5 0 0 o b o Call Tyler @ 830-4264 ing. Senior citizen con- • Construction Trades WANTED: I Will pay (435)882-7121 sideration. Deposit re- Weekly & Monthly Rates • Manufacturing/Ware- ALL CASH CANDY ROOMMATES wanted. cash for your junk cars. HONDAS From $500! q u i r e d $ 9 0 0 / m o house Route. Do you earn House in Tooele look- C a l l S c o t t Police Impounds For 435-830-3337 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 $800 in a day? Your ing for roommates, no Your next rent check (435)830-6189 Sale! Many Makes and own local candy route. pets, 250 per month, 3BDRM 2BTH Town- could be all you need to Models, For Listings Includes 30 machines c a l l K a r l @ home, 1 car garage, buy your own home. 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Also 1971 Hy- (435)843-9540 TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, no smoking $1025/mo droswift boat, motor upstairs, very clean, $1025/dep (435)884- needs repair, asking SELL YOUR CAR or boat in the classifieds. new blinds, carpet, 3401 $1000. Call John or paint, w/d hookups, Erda Home Carlene 882-0516, Call 882-0050 or visit 3BDRM, 2 car garage covered parking. www.tooeletranscript. new carpet, no pets. 840-1265. $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s com $850/mo. First month 1980 TIOGA 23ft mo- $400/dep. 882-0476 TRANSMISSION RE- and $300/dep available 4773 Home Run Alley at Hwy 36 torhome, low miles, ex- May 1st (435)843- 4379 3200 sq. ft. office or retail building. cellent condition. Runs PAIR, rebuild. Low cost Homes for Behind Warr Memorial Park great. $8500 obo. Must to Tooele residents. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Across from City Hall, Post Office and See! Call Doug toll free Will buy vehicles 1990 Rent home for rent, no smok- County Building. Excellent parking. 877-813-8404 and up that needs ing/ pets. 882-1550 transmission work, 3BDRM 2.5BTH Town HAVING A yard sale? cash paid. Shop home 2 car garage W/D 435-882-7525 • 435-840-1332 Advertise in the Tran- Motorcycles & (801)972-5810 Home $975/mo (970)926- script $339,900 ATVs (435)843-8181 4215 2001 HARLEY Davidson VW JETTA GLS 2003 road king less than 35km Extended war- STANSBURY PARK 16,000 miles. $13,000 ranty STD transmission obo (435)840-8156 $14,300 (435)843-5145 Restaurant/Reception Center (801)815-5597 DIRT BIKES: I have 2 for Advanced sale 1999 Husqvarna For Sale TE610 $2000, 2004 SUVs would like to welcome Building Size: 5,859 sf Husqvarna TC450 Year Built: 2001-2002 $3000 both great bikes Zoned: Commercial M u s t S e e FOR SALE 2003 Dodge 801-309-1385 Durango. V8, PS, PB Equipped Kitchen with Walk-ins. Dining Room Rear air, Third Seat, Chairs. Folding Tables. Restaurant Booths, Tables Tow package low miles Autos Call 882-7968 or and Chairs. Many Extras. $1,200,000. 801-725-4630 $0 DOWN! Cars From $29/mo! Police Im- Trucks pounds for Sale! 36 Months @ 8.5% apr. For listings Call $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs Gorgeous 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath home 800-586-3805 x 8329 from $500! Chevys, Jeeps, Fords and More! on 1.11 acre, 6” well, views, horse $500! Cars/Trucks from Police Impounds For $500! Police Impounds/ Sale, For Listings Call Stansbury Park Improvement District, property with round corral Repos Available Now, 800-586-3805 x 9973 Kandice Young 435-849-4522 For Local listings Call 30 Plaza, Stansbury Park, UT 84074 800-586-3805 x A519 1974 CHEYENNE / 10 183 E Main St • Grantsville $600. (435)843-0128, Inspection of facility available by appointment Bob Slingerland 801-541-5458 '91 HONDA Civic DX. (435)840-4282 (inside Curry Insurance) 4Dr, Auto, AC, PS, New Each office independently owned and operated Call (435) 882-7922 Linda Samuels 801-598-4628 Trans,$1,800 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 801-856-2256. truck, 4x4 frame & en- gine, good tires & great 1977 FORD Mustang engine (350). Good II Interior and body in trans. New Edlebrock BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND good condition needs carb. New Edlebrock in- carburetor an electri- take & manifold. $1300 cal work $1800 obo obo. (435)840-8790 SANDRA’S “SELL YOUR HOUSE” COOKIES 435-830-2344 2 1/4 c fl our Call me today for 1977 FORD 400 big I love a free market 1992 FORD 150, V6, block 15-20k miles runs 1 tsp. vanilla great. Transmission Buyers! analysis of good condition, runs 1 tsp. baking soda your home great. Make an offer. and rear end all for 1 whole egg (435)882-0881, (435) $ 6 0 0 S c o t t and free 849-2295 (435)882-8056 Bill 1 tsp. salt cookies! PRICE REDUCED (435)882-2263 2 egg yolks Every- 1994 DODGE Grand thing I Caravan, ac, heat, 1993 CHEVY Suburban, 1/2 c butter softened Sandra Larsen good condition but ac, cruise, 3rd seat, 1/4 c rolled oats touch turns to Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend needs some work. auto everything. Runs 3/4 c granulated sugar $1495 obo. 882-7604 good. Call Brad at 830-7797. $5000. Go- 1 pkg. chocolate chips MOTIVATED SELLER! 1996 MITSUBISHI Mi- ing to Iraq. 3/4 c brown sugar rage. Runs good. SOLD 5533 GENEVA WAY • STANSBURY PARK $ 1 5 0 0 o b o . 1/2 c shortening $245,000 MUST SEE! Apartments HURRY FAST, LIST WITH 222 DONNER PLACE (435)882-3241 after Combine fl our, baking 4 bdrm, 3 bath, clean beautiful home. 5pm. for Rent PRICE REDUCED! MOTIVATED SELLER! Great views. Call Michelle 840-8898. soda, and salt; set aside. ME TODAY! Beautiful home reduced to $272,000. 2 story, 1998 CHEVY Lumina, In large bowl, combine 3 bdrm, 2 bth lofted family room upstairs. 1BDRM APARTMENT, 78,235 miles, V6, auto- butter, shortening, sugars, 1531 Durocher Ln Possible lease to own. Secondary water. matic, six passenger. nice area, hookups, and vanilla and cream until fl uffy. Delightful, Clean 2 Clean car, clean title. AC, carport, free ca- story with main level Valued at $5425 b l e , $ 5 0 0 / m o . Add egg and egg yolks; beat well. master bdrm/Grand 882-0366, 830-2665 master bath with (NADA). $4700 obo. Gradually add all but about seperate large shower (435)224-4981 1BDRM, extra large, 1/2 cup dry ingredients. Mix and jetted tub. 3 tone paint, central air, 1999 CHRYSLER 300M small office, fireplace, rolled oats with remaining fl our gas fi replace. Great 419 PREMIER • GRANTSVILLE loaded, cd, tape, tint, varnished floors. Live and stir into batter. Stir in landscaping with vinyl $310,000 downtown at Vine fence, RV pad. leather, sunroof, much chocolate chips. Drop by heaping Big Beautiful Rambler m o r e . $ 5 5 0 0 Street Courtyard, Horse Property, almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft (435)882-9099 Tooele. $650, applica- teaspoonfuls onto greased baking 209 Alfred Dr. 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. • GRANTSVILLE (801)910-4233 tion fee, deposit, credit sheets. and background check Extra counter & $285,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath 1999 FORD Escort 2x2, Bake at 375 degrees for 10-12 cabinet space, up- .50 acre lot. 3400 SQ FT. required. 801-205-3883 graded countertops. ps, pb, pw, ac, 5spd, minutes. Allow cookies to cool 3rd bdrm is as big runs good, $1200. on pan a few minutes before as two with double FILLMORE, UT $249,900 (435)882-0931 Beautiful closet. Basement Almost 5 acres. Beautiful family home transferring to cooling rack. this fi nished nice with 2000 CHEVY S-10 helps keep cookies from going gas fi replace and with historic log cabin on property. 1 & 2 Bedroom 1/2 bath. Insulated TIME CLAUSE pickup. ps, pw, pl, ac, fl at. I always use real butter. garage door. WE HAVE LEASE TO OWN! Apartments!! 381 SHELLEY LANE • GRANTSVILLE cc, ex. cab, 3-door, This recipe never fails me!!! 4-cyl., auto., bed liner, 1115 S. LEGRAND DR. • GRANTSVILLE FANTASTIC HOME. ENJOY!! 131 North 4th St cd, 90,800 miles. Excel- Completely Remodeled 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, 1/2 acre 5 BDRM 3 BTH $245,000 NEW fridge, stove, lent truck. $6400 obo. All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information C a l l M a r k dishwasher, cabinets, carpet, Lofgren Acres deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. Lana McKean Michelle Anderson 801-891-6265 Absolutely Gorgeous! The 40 acre lots, well best value in ALL of Tooele. 1185 N. Main, Tooele 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 2002 ACURA SRX. Nice permit located in car! Great gas mileage- Non-Smokers Only! NO PETS! Lofgren, 10 miles FREE HOME CONSULATION perfect for commuting! south of Vernon. Call for more informa- (801) 318-4997 Call for more info. 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah tion. (435)224-2805 260 North 100 East, Tooele PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a regular meet- ing on Thursday, May 10, 2007 in the Grants- ville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grants- ville, Utah, which meet- ing shall begin promptly at 7:00 P.M. The agenda shall be as fol- lows: 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed amendment to GLUMDC inserting a re- quirement in Chapter 21 for all building set backs to be marked prior to the issuance of a building permit. Proposed minor subdivi- sion of one (1) lot into four (4) for Neil Johnson at approximately 591 E. Durfee Street. Proposed conditional use permit for Beehive Wireless to place a com- munication tower on Grantsville City’s south water tank site. Proposed concept plan for Otto L. Anderson for property he owns lo- cated at approximately 550 S Worthington Street for the creation of 109 lots. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivi- sions) to prohibit any site work of a development prior to the recording of the final plat. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivi- sions) Design Section to prohibit streets from be- ing longer than 650 feet from the point of an in- tersection. AT THE CONCLUSION OF PUBLIC HEARINGS MEETING OFFICIALLY CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN GARY FAWSON. Consideration of a Gen- eral Plan amendment for M-5 Development, LC on 126 acres of land they own located at 900 S Quirk Street to change the Future Land Use Map designation from an Rural Residential – 1 designation (allowing 1 unit per one acre to 1 unit per ten acres) to a Medium Density Resi- dential designation (al- lowing a maximum den- sity of 3 units per acre). Consideration of amend- ing Chapter 21 by insert- ing the requirement for all building set backs to be marked prior to the is- suance of a building per- mit. Consideration of a minor subdivision of one (1) lot into four (4) for Neil Johnson at 591 E. Dur- fee Street. Consideration of a C.U.P. for Beehive Wire- less for a communication tower. Consideration of pro- posed General Plan amendment for M-5 De- velopment, LC on land located at approximately 900 S Quirk Street to go from an Rural Residen- tial –1 Future land Use Map designation to a Medium Density Resi- dential designation. Consideration of a con- cept plan for Otto L. An- derson for 109 lots at 550 S. Worthington Street. Consideration of Cherry Village Phases 1 & 2 preliminary plats. Consideration of prelimi- nary plat for Mountain View Manor. Consideration of prelimi- nary plat for Heritage Grove Phase 2. Consideration of pro- posed amendment to Chapter 21 to prohibit and site work prior to the recording of the final plat. Consideration of amend- ment to Chapter 21 to prohibit streets from be- ing longer that 650 feet from the point of an in- tersection. Discussion on “open meeting law” to clarify PUBLIC NOTICE the State requirement for Notice is hereby given all PC members. that the Grantsville City Report from Council Liai- Planning Commission son Member Todd will hold a regular meet- Castagno. ing on Thursday, May Consideration of minutes 10, 2007 in the Grants- of previous meetings. ville City Hall Council Open discussion. Chambers at 429 E. Adjourn. Main Street in Grants- Shauna Kertamus B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ville, Utah, which meet- Zoning AdministratorTuesday May 1, 2007 ing shall begin promptly All interested persons at 7:00 P.M. The are invited to attend and Homes for Homes Homes Homes Office Space Public Notices agendaPublicshall Noticesbe as fol - providePubliccomment Noticesupon Public Notices Rent Meetings lows:Meetings theseMeetingsproposals sched- Trustees 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC uled for public hearings. S. WILLOW/ Grantsville 2BDRM MOBILE Home OFFICE SPACE: 30 Public Meeting Notice HEARING: Written comments will Deadline for public no- $$$SAVE MONEY BRAND NEW Home Beautiful brand new for rent, $475/mo, West Vine Street. and Agenda Proposed amendment to also be considered if tices is 4 p.m. the day Find HUD & Bank 3900SQFT 4BDRM, 4bdrm, 2.5bth 3 car $300/dep. 849-2147 300sqft, $250. Coffee Pine Canyon Planning GLUMDC inserting a re- submitted to the Zoning prior to publication. owned homes at: 2bth, jetted tub in garage. Must see! $1300 884-0113 882-1969 shop, retail, office, dis- Commission Meeting quirement in Chapter 21 Administrator in advance Public notices submit- www.tooeleban- master w/seperate 1115 South Legrand Dr patch. (801)205-3883 The Pine Canyon Plan- for all building set backs of the hearing. The cur- ted past the deadline kowned homes.com or 3BDRM 1BTH Home For shower, vaulted Davidson Realty ning Commission will to be marked prior to the rent zoning Code and will not be accepted. call for a list Kim Sale! Only $49,900! ceilings, upgraded RETAIL/ OFFICE Space (435)833-0233 hold a PUBLIC HEAR- issuance of a building proposed amendments UPAXLP (435)224-4038 Group Bank Foreclosures cabinets, stone for lease in Tooele. 801)466-5078 ING / PUBLIC MEETING permit. may be reviewed at the 1 Real Estate Available Now, For List- counter tops, Great 1372 sq.ft. to 2744 Thursday, May 3, 2007 Proposed minor subdivi- Grantsville City Hall NOTICE OF TRUS- ings Call 800-586-3901 northeast neighbor- sq.ft. available. High TOOELE/ OVERLAKE at 7:00 p.m. in the Audi- sion of one (1) lot into each weekday between TEE'S SALE $268,000 REDUCED. x 51 hood Realtors wel- traffic area. Newer 3bdrm, 1.5bth torium on the first floor, four (4) for Neil Johnson hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 APN: 12-065-0-0128 Grantsville All brick come $279,900 building. Prime space! townhouse, garage, 3BDRM 1BTH Large Tooele Courthouse, 47 at approximately 591 E. p.m. Trust No. 07-6444-UT home lots of custom ex- (435)840-0412 Dean Hardy (801) hookups, $850/mo. yard, newly remodeled, South Main Street, Durfee Street. In accordance with the Loan No. 110022824 tras. .27 acre 3-4bdrm 860-1412. Bennion In- 89 W 1930 N $155,00 (435)882-6210 Tooele, Utah. Proposed conditional Americans With Disabili- Ref: JESSE L. WEBB 840-5199 vestment Group. (Fields Of Overlake) (435)830-4311 FSBO 2BDRM 1bth PUBLIC MEETING: use permit for Beehive ties Act, Grantsville City IMPORTANT NOTICE Davidson Realty (435)841-7801 remodeled bungalow. 1. Roll Call Wireless to place a com- will accommodate rea- TO PROPERTY (801)466-5078 SOUTHEAST BENCH Central air, jetted tub, 2. Approval of meeting munication tower on sonable requests to as- OWNER You are in de- 4BDRM 2BTH cul-de- new roof. Great Lots & Land minutes from March 1, Grantsville City’s south sist the disabled to par- fault under a deed of TOWNHOME 3BDRM CUSTOM RAMBLER sac, near high school, s t a r t e r h o m e 2007 water tank site. ticipate in meetings. Re- trust dated August 3, 2bth, laundry hook-ups, new carpet, paint, cabi- $113,900 429 Brook 3. AMD #07-04300001 Proposed concept plan quest for assistance may 2006. Unless you take 2 family rooms and cov- • 6 bdrm nets, furnace, water ONE ACRE of horse Ave. Call for appoint- AMD to Chapter 15 table for Otto L. Anderson for be made by calling City action to protect your ered parking. $900/mo heater, tile floors. property ready to build • 3.5 bth ment (435)830-2682 15-5-3.3(B) Accessory property he owns lo- Hall at 884-3411 at least property, it may be sold refundable deposit. $168,000. (801)201- on. 750 W Mckeller St. (435)830-0388 Tooele $120,000 for Housing cated at approximately 24 hours prior to the at a public sale. If you O w n e r / A g e n t • Exercise room 5272, (435)882-6402 need an explanation of (435)840-2895 FSBO NE Tooele Ram- more information call 4. Public Concerns & 550 S Worthington meeting that will be at- • Great room 5BDRM HUD HOME! this proceeding, you bler 3050sqft, 4bdrm, (435)840-1645 or Other Business: Street for the creation of tended. w/large kitchen Only $64,900 Financing should contact a Lawyer. TWINHOMES FOR sale. 3.5bth, jetted tub, fire- (435)840-4182 5. Adjournment 109 lots. (Published in the Tran- Buy one or both. Very Referrals available! For Dated this 27th day of Proposed amendment to script Bulletin May 1, On May 22, 2007, at • Large family place, new carpet, new OWNERS SACRIFICE clean, 2bdrm, 1bth, L i s t i n g s C a l l April, 2007 Chapter 21 (subdivi- 2007) 4:30 P.M., James H. room in finished paint, 2 master suites 35 ACRES - was basements unfinished 800-586-3901 x B851 MARY DIXON, Secre- sions) to prohibit any site Woodall, as duly ap- $262,000 $ 5 9 , 0 0 0 . NOW PUBLIC NOTICE and 60%. $120,000 basement tary work of a development pointed Trustee under a BANK FORECLOSURE! 435-882-6402 $56,900. 90 minutes NOTICE IS HERBY Call Claudia Re/Max Pine Canyon Planning prior to the recording of Deed of Trust recorded • Lanscaped 5bdrm 2bth Home, 801-201-5272 from Salt Lake City in GIVEN THAT the Tooele August 11, 2006, as In- Results (801)673-4738 $64,900! Won’t Last! Commission the final plat. • Sport court FSBO Or Lease with SW Wyoming. Recrea- City Planning Commis- strument No. 265367, of More Homes Available, (Published in the Tran- Proposed amendment to WANTED MALE Room- option to buy Tooele tional paradise. Stun- sion will meet in a public the official records in the • 3 car garage For Listings Call script Bulletin May 1, Chapter 21 (subdivi- mate non smoking, non 2200sqft remodeled ning setting with amaz- hearing and Business office of the County re- 800-586-3901 xH772 2007) sions) Design Section to drinking, no pets to 882-3531 5bdrm 2bth, family ing views. Surrounded prohibit streets from be- meeting scheduled for corder of Toole County, share new Stansbury BEAUTIFUL NEWER room, fenced yard, by gov't land. EZ terms. PUBLIC NOTICE ing longer than 650 feet Wednesday, May 23, State of Utah executed home $550/mo plus 801-554-8474 4bdrm, 2.75bth home $168,000 884-0193 Call Utah Ranches, Notice is hereby given from the point of an in- 2007 in the hour of 7:00 by JESSE L. WEBB s p l i t u t i l i t i e s w/unfinished basement. 435-224-4932 LLC 877-351-5263. that the Tooele City Re- tersection. PM. The meeting will be WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 435-840-3779 Fully landscaped (ucan) development Agency will AT THE CONCLUSION held at Tooele City Hall AUCTION TO HIGHEST STANSBURY GOLF meet in Business Meet- in the City Council 801-502-6517 2000 HOUSE, Grants- w/trees, curbing, and vi- RANCH FOR SALE. 150 OF PUBLIC HEARINGS BIDDER, PAYABLE IN course home on 3rd ing on Wednesday, May Chambers, located at 90 ville, South Willow. nyl fencing. Great acres with 2700 SF MEETING OFFICIALLY LAWFUL MONEY OF fairway. Mountain, lake 2, 2007, at the hour of N Main Street, Tooele, FSBO. 3bdrm, 2bth, neighborhood! house and outbuildings. CALLED TO ORDER BY THE UNITED STATES views, great lot in 6:00 P.M. The meeting Utah. Homes 2552sqft rambler, .47 $249,000 7 Miles West of Terra, CHAIRMAN GARY AT THE TIME OF SALE. culdesac. Peaeful! New will be held at the Tooele Public Hearing to amend acre, wood floor, new 801-309-1385 Utah. May section off in FAWSON. SUCCESSFUL BID- furnace, roof, paint, City Hall Large Confer- Oaks at Deer Hollow paint & carpet. 40 acre parcles. Consideration of a Gen- DERS MUST TENDER $397/Mo! 3bdrm Fore- CONDO, 2 large bed- travertine, slate. $249K. ence Room located at PUD. Vacating and $248,000. $495.000.00 for all. Call eral Plan amendment for A DEPOSIT OF $5,000 closure! 5% down 20yrs rooms, fireplace, cov- Mont (801)915-6532 Ul- 90 North Main Street, amending the Oaks at (480)252-3136 435-837-2333 o r M-5 Development, LC on IN CERTIFIED FUNDS @ 8% apr. More ered patio, w/d in- r i c h R e a l t o r s Tooele, Utah. Deer Hollow subdivision. mwood@wirelessbee- 126 acres of land they TO THE TRUSTEE AT Homes Available from 2BDRM MOBILE Home cluded. New carpet, (801)-733-6555 Owner/ 1. Discussion and Re- Changing some building hive.com own located at 900 S THE TIME OF SALE, $199/Mo, for listings for rent, $475/mo, new paint. Very nice, Agent port on the Strategic and road placement. WITH THE BALANCE call 800-586-3901 ext $300/dep. 849-2147 peaceful and quiet. Quirk Street to change I BUY Houses! Need a SPECTACULAR VIEW Plan for Downtown Revi- Pursuant to the Ameri- DUE BY NOON THE 5155 884-0113 882-1969 $105,000. 840-3825 the Future Land Use quick sale? Facing of Deseret Peak! Two talization Map designation from an cans with Disabilities FOLLOWING BUSI- foreclosure? Don’t building lots for sale in Presented by Bim Oliver Rural Residential – 1 Act, individuals needing NESS DAY, AT THE wait, sell now! Grantsville, horse prop- 2. Public Hearing to designation (allowing 1 special accommodation OFFICE OF THE TRUS- (801)381-5873 msg. erty, unlimited animal Amend RDA FY 2007 unit per one acre to 1 during this meeting TEE AT THE WEST Tooele County’s Family restrictions Lot 1 .85 Budget Presented by unit per ten acres) to a should notify Rachelle MAIN ENTRANCE, JOB RELOCATING acres, Lot 2, .86 acres. Randy Sant Medium Density Resi- Custer, Tooele City NORTH STEPS OF THE Seller very motivated W a t e r s h a r e s 3. Discussion on Trade dential designation (al- Planner prior to the TOOELE COUNTY DIS- Rambler 6bdrm 2bth, available.Call 435-884- of Property and Develop- lowing a maximum den- meeting at (435) TRICT COURT, 74 Real Estate Advisor jetted tub, to many ex- 6692 ment of an Outdoor Stor- 843-2130 or TDD (435) SOUTH 100 EAST, sity of 3 units per acre). tras to mention please age Lot in the Tooele 843-2180. STANSBURY LOT For Consideration of amend- TOOELE, UTAH all right, SERVING THE NEEDS OF BUYERS/SELLERS: call 435-850-9444 Commercial Park Ph. I (Published in the Tran- sale 241 Country Club, ing Chapter 21 by insert- title and interest con- Presented by Randy script Bulletin April 24, • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters NW ARIZONA 40 or build to suit. $81,000 ing the requirement for veyed to and now held Sant May 1, 8 & 15, 2007) • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners ACRES FOR $99,900. obo. Call 435-840-3077 all building set backs to by it under said Deed of 4. Discussion on Sale of Trust in the property situ- Cooler summers - mild be marked prior to the is- PUBLIC NOTICE • Families Needing Horse Property Property with the Tooele ated in said County and winters. Gorgeous suance of a building per- Notice is hereby given Commercial Park State described as: LOT mountain views. Half- Water Shares mit. that the Tooele City Re- Presented by Randy 1 2 8 , ANDERSON way between Phoenix Consideration of a minor development Agency will Sant RANCH SUBDIVISION, & Las Vegas. Won't last subdivision of one (1) lot hold a public hearing to 6 TOOELE Valley under- 5. Discussion and Ap- GRANTSVILLE, at this price - call now. into four (4) for Neil consider amending the ground water shares for proval of RDA Participa- TOOELE COUNTY, Wagon Bow Ranch - Johnson at 591 E. Dur- FY 2007 adopted budget sale call for info tion for a Manufacturing UTAH, ACCORDING TO DCD Realty 1(877) fee Street. on Wednesday, May 2, (801)244-6670 Plant Within UID Pre- THE OFFICIAL PLAT 847-4986 (ucan) Consideration of a 2007, at the hour of 6:30 Call Shane sented by Randy Sant THEREOF, ON FILE FOR SALE: 134 Shares C.U.P. for Beehive Wire- p.m. in the Tooele City OWNER. Two stories, 6. Economic Develop- AND OF RECORD IN Grantsville irrigation less for a communication Large Conference Room 3000sqft, 4bdrm, ment Report THE OFFICE OF THE water. 3 shares East tower. located at 90 North Main 3.5bth, finished base- Presented by Randy TOOELE COUNTY RE- 840-0344 Jordan irrigation water. Consideration of pro- Street. Information re- ment, hardwood floor. Sant CORDER The street ad- (435)882-6686 posed General Plan garding the proposed Stansbury. $389,000. 7. Approval of Minutes dress and other common amendment for M-5 De- amendment can be ob- (435)882-0285 UNDERGROUND WA- - January 17, 2007 designation of the real $ velopment, LC on land tained at the Tooele City TER rights for sale - April 18, 2007 property described 472 E. 770 North • 199,900 Planning on selling your located at approximately Financial Department. Tooele Valley. Please 8. Adjourn above is purported to be: home, you could be 900 S Quirk Street to go Interested citizens are call 435-241-0265 Sharon A. Dawson 313 South Saddle Road, sending your sales from an Rural Residen- invited to attend. RDA Secretary Grantsville, UT 84029. points to up to 340,000 WANTED: WATER tial –1 Future land Use Sharon A. Dawson Pursuant to the Ameri- The undersigned Trus- households at once. rights or irrigation Map designation to a RDA Secretary cans with Disabilities tee disclaims any liability For $155. you can shares in Tooele Val- Medium Density Resi- Pursuant to the Ameri- Act, Individuals Needing for any incorrectness of place your 25 word ley. Call Ross at dential designation. cans with Disabilities Special Accommoda- the street address and classified ad to all 45 801-642-0119 Consideration of a con- Act, Individuals Needing tions Should Notify other common designa- newspapers in Utah. cept plan for Otto L. An- Special Accommoda- WATER FOR sale. See Sharon A. Dawson, tion, if any, shown Just call the Transcript derson for 109 lots at tions Should Notify TooeleUtahHomes.com Tooele City Recorder, at herein. Said sale will be Bulletin at 882-0050 for 550 S. Worthington Sharon A. Dawson, Carol Haddock, ReMax 843-2110 prior to the made without covenant all the details. (Mention Street. Tooele City Recorder, at Platinum (435)830- meeting. TDD Phone or warranty, express or ucan) Consideration of Cherry 843-2110 prior to the 0007 Number 843-2108 implied, regarding title, Village Phases 1 & 2 meeting. TDD Phone SELLING YOUR (Published in the Tran- possession, condition, or WATER SHARES for preliminary plats. Number 843-2108 HOME? Advertise it in script Bulletin May 1, encumbrances, including sale. Please contact. Consideration of prelimi- (Published in the Tran- the classifieds. Call 2007) fees, charges, and ex- • 4 bdrm • 2 full bth • Fully fenced (435)228-8274 nary plat for Mountain script Bulletin May 1, 882-0050 or visit penses of the Trustee PUBLIC NOTICE View Manor. 2007) • Mountain/lake views • Great east side neighborhood www.tooeletran and of the trusts created Notice is hereby given Consideration of prelimi- script.com by said Deed of Trust, to that the Tooele City nary plat for Heritage PUBLIC NOTICE Buildings pay the remaining princi- TERRA HOME (Near Council will meet in a Grove Phase 2. Notice is hereby given ple sums of the note(s) Rush Valley & Dug- Business Meeting on Consideration of pro- that the Tooele City Re- secured by said Deed of $ way). $259,000 Like If you build, remodel or Wednesday, May 2, posed amendment to development Agency will Trust. The current bene- 16 E. Aparicio Dr. • 198,500 NEW home w/ 5bdrm, remove buildings you 2007 at the hour of 7:00 Chapter 21 to prohibit meet in a Closed Work ficiary of the Trust Deed 2bth & 5 ACRES of can place your classi- P.M. The meeting will and site work prior to the Session on Wednesday, as of the date of this no- HORSE PROPERTY fied ad in 45 of Utah's be held at the Tooele recording of the final May 2, 2007, at the hour tice is WELLS FARGO REDUCED (up to 10 animals) bor- newspapers for only City Hall Council Room plat. of 5:00 P.M. The meet- BANK, N.A, F/K/A dering 1000's of acres $155. for 25 words ($5. located at 90 North Main Consideration of amend- ing will be held at the WELLS FARGO HOME of BLM land! Great for each additional Street, Tooele, Utah. ment to Chapter 21 to Tooele City Hall Large MORTGAGE. The re- o p e n f l o o r p l a n word). You will reach 1. Pledge of Allegiance prohibit streets from be- Conference Room lo- cord owner of the prop- w/2600sqft on one up to 340,000 house- 2. Recognition Award ing longer that 650 feet cated at 90 North Main erty as of the recording level, beautifully fin- holds and all you do is Presented by Mayor Pat- from the point of an in- Street, Tooele, Utah. of the Notice of Default ished in a quiet moun- call the Transcript Bul- rick Dunlavy tersection. 1. Property Acquisition is JESSE L. WEBB tain setting. See at 319 letin at 882-0050 for all 3. A Proclamation for the Discussion on “open 2. Pending Litigation Dated: April 17, 2007 E Center St. Call Lynn the details. (Mention Police Department Re- meeting law” to clarify Sharon A. Dawson James H. Woodall at 801-367-5155. UCAN Classified Net- membering Fallen He- the State requirement for Tooele City Recorder 10653 River Front Owner/Agent, Secure work) roes all PC members. Pursuant to the Ameri- Parkway, Ste 290 RE. Presented by Mayor Pat- Report from Council Liai- cans with Disabilities STEEL BUILDINGS All South Jordan, Utah • Overlake • Beautiful Views • Lrg .24 acre lot rick Dunlavy son Member Todd Act, Individuals Needing VERY WELL Maintained sizes/ shops, agricul- 84095 (801) 254-9450 4. Mayor’s Community Castagno. Special Accommoda- • 3 large bdrms • Full Landscaping & Sprinkling System multi-level home brand ture, hangers, & com- Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 Recognition Awards Consideration of minutes tions Should Notify • Large Peaceful Upstairs Loft • Open Kitchen/Livingroom new a/c, fridge, micro- mercial. Turnkey avail- pm. James H. Woo- 5. Open Forum for Pub- of previous meetings. Sharon A. Dawson, w a v e , u p g r a d e d a b l e n o w dall, TRUSTEE TAC: lic Comment Open discussion. Tooele City Recorder, at kitchen. $158,000 (801)541-1881 750471U 6. Discussion on Water Adjourn. 843-2110 prior to the come and see. Won’t (Published in the Tran- Rights Shauna Kertamus meeting. TDD Phone $ last long. By appoint- script Bulletin April 24, Public Notices 7. Minutes Zoning Administrator Number 843-2108 911 N. 1430 East • 219,900 ment only 41 Lakeview May 1 & 8, 2007) Meetings April 18, 2007 All interested persons (Published in the Tran- E d i t h M o n t o y a script Bulletin May 1, 8. Invoices are invited to attend and WANT TO get the latest (435)840-8251 Deadline for public no- 2007) REDUCED Presented by Sharon provide comment upon local news? Subscribe tices is 4 p.m. the day Dawson these proposals sched- BECOME A SUB- to the Transcript Bulle- prior to publication. AGAIN! Mobile Homes 9. Mayor’s Report uled for public hearings. SCRIBER. 882-0050 tin. Public notices submit- 10. Adjourn Written comments will ted past the deadline Sharon A. Dawson also be considered if will not be accepted. NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Tooele City Recorder submitted to the Zoning Grantsville Irrigation Company home for rent, no smok- UPAXLP Administrator in advance Pursuant to the Ameri- NOTICE: There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of ing/ pets. 882-1550 of the hearing. The cur- PUBLIC NOTICE OF cans with Disabilities assessment levied on the 14th day of Feb., 2007, the amounts set opposite the names Act, Individuals Needing rent zoning Code and MEETING AND of the respective stockholders as follows: AGENDA Special Accommoda- proposed amendments Name of Stockholder A Cert B Cert # of shares Total Due Office Space Tooele County Eco- tions Should Notify may be reviewed at the Nolan Critchlow 462 419 2 232.00 nomic Development Sharon A. Dawson, Grantsville City Hall Mark and Tara Cox 1038 1 742.00 Advisory Committee Tooele City Recorder, at each weekday between • Currently 3 bdrms • full bath & 1/2 bath • Great Family Location Glen Etzel 1606 2 362.00 C-A INVESTMENT The Tooele County Eco- 843-2110 prior to the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 • Basement is in the process of being fi nished with added Frank Fisher 432 1 212.00 510 North Main, Plaza nomic Development Ad- meeting. TDD Phone p.m. familyroom, bedrooms & bathroom Jim and Karen Holt 1109 1017 2 362.00 500. Available now, visory Committee meet- Number 843-2108 In accordanceBruce and Loriwith Jamesthe 1112 1 212.00 1400 sqft. For more ing that is scheduled to (Published in the Tran- AmericansKeith or LindaWith DisabiliRae Johnson- 1383 1 212.00 information contact be held on May 10, 2007 script Bulletin May 1, tiesDarrylAct, Grantsvilleand Jennifer CityKelley 1484 1 212.00 882-1199 at 3:00 p.m. has been 2007) willCamilleaccommodate Johnson rea- 1006 1 212.00 573 W. 200 S. Tooele CANCELLED. sonableDavid requestsMillward to as- 196 1 212.00 EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- PUBLIC NOTICE Dated this 30th day of sistRogerthe disabled or Arious toMontoyapar- 1534 2 362.00 fice space for lease, Notice is hereby given April, 2007 ticipateMichaelin meetings. or Heather ReShields- 1481 1 612.00 $200-$850/mo, all utili- that the Grantsville City Mary Dixon, Secretary questToddfor orassistance Michelle may 457 909 9 762.00 ties included. Call Larry Planning Commission Tooele County Eco- be Winzenriedmade by calling City (801)703-0745 will hold a regular meet- UNDER nomic Development HallRobertat 884-3411 Williamsat least 1264 1 212.00 ing on Thursday, May 24 hours prior to the GRANTSVILLE office Advisory Committee 10, 2007 in the Grants- In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and the order of the Board of Directors space available for (Published in the Tran- meeting that will be at- $ ville City Hall Council tended.made on the 14th day of February, 2007, so many shares of such stock as may be CONTRACT 184,900 lease. 100-1000sqft script Bulletin May 1, Chambers at 429 E. necessary to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the late fee, costs available. Call Angela, 2007) (Published in the Tran- Beautiful All Brick Home with sun Main Street in Grants- of advertising, and expenses of the sale, will be sold to the highest bidder at a public 4 Apartments (435)830-4552 Owner/ script Bulletin May 1, room. New Kitchen & Hardwood S E L L I N G Y O U R ville, Utah, which meet- auction to be held at the principal business of the corporation, at 411 So. West Great opportunity to own a Agent. ReMax Ad- 2007) multi-unit rental. Includes fl oors, 2500 sq ft., 4 bdrms, 2 HOME? Advertise it in ing shall begin promptly Street, Grantsville, Utah, on the 9th day of May, 2007, at the hour of 8 p.m. vanced at 7:00 P.M. The two parcels of land to north. baths, Full landsapded & auto the classifieds. Call DATED this 1st day of May, 2007. Sunnie Titmus, Secretary, Grantsville Irrigation sprinklers, Fenced yard SELL YOUR car in the 882-0050 or visit agenda shall be as fol- Company. $179,900 lows: Transcript Bulletin Clas- www.tooeletran (Published in The Transcript Bulletin, May 1, 3 & 8, 2007) sified section. script.com 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed amendment to GLUMDC inserting a re- quirement in Chapter 21 for all building set backs to be marked prior to the issuance of a building permit. Proposed minor subdivi- sion of one (1) lot into four (4) for Neil Johnson at approximately 591 E. Durfee Street. Proposed conditional use permit for Beehive Wireless to place a com- munication tower on Grantsville City’s south water tank site. Proposed concept plan for Otto L. Anderson for property he owns lo- cated at approximately 550 S Worthington Street for the creation of 109 lots. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivi- sions) to prohibit any site work of a development prior to the recording of the final plat. Proposed amendment to Chapter 21 (subdivi- sions) Design Section to prohibit streets from be- ing longer than 650 feet from the point of an in- tersection. AT THE CONCLUSION OF PUBLIC HEARINGS MEETING OFFICIALLY CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN GARY FAWSON. Consideration of a Gen- eral Plan amendment for M-5 Development, LC on 126 acres of land they own located at 900 S Quirk Street to change the Future Land Use Map designation from an Rural Residential – 1 designation (allowing 1 unit per one acre to 1 unit per ten acres) to a Medium Density Resi- dential designation (al- lowing a maximum den- sity of 3 units per acre). Consideration of amend- ing Chapter 21 by insert- ing the requirement for all building set backs to be marked prior to the is- suance of a building per- mit. Consideration of a minor subdivision of one (1) lot into four (4) for Neil Johnson at 591 E. Dur- fee Street. Consideration of a C.U.P. for Beehive Wire- less for a communication tower. Consideration of pro- posed General Plan amendment for M-5 De- velopment, LC on land located at approximately 900 S Quirk Street to go from an Rural Residen- tial –1 Future land Use Map designation to a Medium Density Resi- dential designation. Consideration of a con- cept plan for Otto L. An- derson for 109 lots at 550 S. Worthington Street. Consideration of Cherry Village Phases 1 & 2 preliminary plats. Consideration of prelimi- nary plat for Mountain View Manor. Consideration of prelimi- nary plat for Heritage Grove Phase 2. Consideration of pro- posed amendment to Chapter 21 to prohibit and site work prior to the recording of the final plat. Consideration of amend- ment to Chapter 21 to prohibit streets from be- ing longer that 650 feet from the point of an in- tersection. Discussion on “open meeting law” to clarify the State requirement for all PC members. Report from Council Liai- son Member Todd Castagno. Consideration of minutes of previous meetings. Open discussion. Adjourn. Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and provide comment upon these proposals sched- uled for public hearings. Written comments will also be considered if submitted to the Zoning Administrator in advance of the hearing. The cur- rent zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. In accordance with the Americans With Disabili- ties Act, Grantsville City will accommodate rea- sonable requests to as- sist the disabled to par- ticipate in meetings. Re- quest for assistance may be made by calling City Hall at 884-3411 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting that will be at- tended. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 1, 2007) ORDINANCE 2007-12 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFI- CIAL ZONING MAP OF TOOELE COUNTY; RE- ZONING APPROXI- MATELY 96.71 ACRES OF PROPERTY OWNED BY ROGER BROCKBANK, LO- CATED NORTHEAST OF BAUER ON THE EAST SIDE OF HIGH- WAY 36, FROM MU-40 TO MG-EX NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I - AMEND- MENT. Pursuant to Utah Code Sections 17-27a-502 and 503, the Tooele County Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on Roger Brockbank’s ap- plication for rezone and recommended the amendment to the offi- cial zoning map. Notice having been pro- vided as required by Subsection 17-27a-205(1)(b) and having held a public meeting, the official zon- ing map of Tooele County is hereby amended by changing Tuesday May 1, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bullethe zoningtin designation B9 of patent mining claims Plomo #5, 6, 8, 9, 10, Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices 11,Public16, and Notices17 owned by Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous RogerMiscellaneousBrockbank, lo- cated east of Highway Deadline for public no- INVITATION TO BID NOTICE OF AUCTION PUBLIC NOTICE SUMMONS 36 in Section 18, Town- tices is 4 p.m. the day Hughes General Con- Date of Sale: Saturday, The Utah Division of For- EVA TORRES-GUTIER- ship 4 South, Range 4 prior to publication. tractors, Inc. of North May 19, 2007 Time: estry, Fire and State REZ, Petitioner West, Salt Lake Base Public notices submit- Salt Lake, Utah is receiv- 11:00am Lands has received an vs. and Meridian, compris- ted past the deadline ing subcontractors and Beehive Storage Mill- application to lease the ANGEL ALDO HER- ing approximately 96.71 will not be accepted. supplier's bids for Tooele pond, 543 Millpond Dr, following described NANDEZ-JUAREZ, Re- acres, from MU-40 (Mul- UPAXLP County School District, Stansbury Park. lands: spondent. tiple-Use, 40-Acre Mini- Bids will be accepted un- This notice of auction is TOOELE COUNTY Case No. 064300314 mum Lot Size) to MG-EX ADVERTISEMENT FOR til 2:00 pm on Wednes- being given pursuant to Sovereign lands lying Judge: Mark Kouris (Mining, Quarry, Sand BIDS day May 9, 2007, at the 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code below the meander line THE STATE OF UTAH and Gravel Excavation). TOOELE COUNTY North Salt Lake office of Annotated. within the bed of Great TO THE ABOVE- The legal description of 47 SOUTH MAIN the CM/GC. Bids sent by UNIT #014 Nellie John- Salt Lake as described NAMED RESPONDENT: the property rezoned is TOOELE, UT 84074 fax are acceptable. Bid- son, 136 Utah Ave, below: You are hereby sum- as follows: Separate sealed bids for ders may bid any one of Tooele. Washer/ dryer, Township 2 North, moned and required to Beginning at a point that Country Club Drive will the projects, group of BBQ, bikes, misc. items Range 6 West, SLB&M. file an Answer in writing is North 8? 45' West be received by Tooele projects or all of the pro- & boxes. Section 9: Within. to the attached Petition 2187.50 feet from the County at the Tooele jects. (Published in the Tran- Beginning at a point with the Clerk of the northeast corner of Sec- County Engineers Office, Projects New Settle- script Bulletin May 1 & 8, which bears West Tooele County Court- tion 18, Township 4 47 South Main Street, ment Canyon Elemen- 2007) 2425.57 feet and North house, 47 South Main South, Range 4 West, Room 113, Tooele, UT tary School in Tooele 1957.64 feet from the Street, Tooele, Utah Salt Lake Base and Me- 84074 until 2:00 p.m. (lo- City PUBLIC NOTICE south quarter corner of 84074 and to serve ridian, which point is on cal time) Monday, May Lunchroom addition to APPROVAL OF THE said Section 9, and run- upon, or mail to the peti- the east boundary line of 21, 2007 and then pub- Tooele High School MODIFICATION TO ning thence N. 40˚ tioner at 560 Havasu Plomo No. 11 claim, licly opened and read Fire Alarm upgrade at WASATCH REGIONAL 56'50" E. 456.50 feet, Street, Tooele, Utah which point is also aloud in the auditorium Grantsville High School LANDFILL PERMIT thence N. 28˚35'32" E. 84074, a copy of said 483.71 feet northerly on the first floor. Wendover High School Wasatch Regional Land- 365.63 feet, thence N. answer, within 20 days if along said boundary line The Project includes the Ball Fields phase 2 fill Inc. submitted a modi- 45˚49'29" E. 350.81 feet, you are served in the from the southeast cor- reconstruction of Coun- Two new classroom ad- fied design for the final thence S. 44˚10'31" E. State of Utah, or within ner of said claim. Run- try Club Drive in front of ditions to Middle Can- cover of their Class V 107.79 feet thence S. 30 days if you are ning thence, South ?34' the golf course club- yon, Overlake and Wil- landfill located on the 42˚43'30" W. 620.65 served outside the State East 483.71 feet to the house in Stansbury low Elementary School west side of county road feet, thence S. 28˚36'49" of Utah, after service of southeast corner of said Park. Work includes the Owner: Tooele County #128 approximately six W. 110.62 feet, thence this Summons upon you. claim; thence, South removal of the existing School District miles north of interstate S. 17˚19'13" W. 376.56 If you fail to do so, judg- ?36' East 1499 feet to pavement, curb, gutter Owner contact Steven L. 80 in Tooele County. feet, thence S. 25˚15'51" ment by default will be the southeast corner of and sidewalk, and the West The modification pro- W. 120.00 feet thence N. taken against you for the Plomo No. 16 claim; construction of new curb, Construction Coordinator posed the use of an 41˚00'10"W. 249.17 feet relief demanded in said thence, North 8? 53' gutter, sidewalk and 92 South Lodestone evapotranspiration final to the point of beginning. Petition, which has been West 1198 feet to the pavement section. Other Way cover designed to mini- Containing approxi- filed with the Clerk of the southwest corner of work items include the Tooele, Utah 84074 mize the amount of mately 3.27 Acres, more above-entitled Court. Plomo No. 17 claim; relocation of a large 435-833-1900 moisture that can move or less. You can obtain a copy of thence, along the west fountain, mailbox and CM/GC Hughes Gen- through the final cover Any individual wishing to the Verified Petition by boundary of said claim signs as well as storm eral Contractors, Inc. and into waste. The pro- submit a competing ap- writing to the clerk of the North ? 36' West 101 drainage improvements. Attn: Tony Nichols posed design incorpo- plication to lease this court at Tooele County feet, which point is also The CONTRACT DOCU- P.O. Box 540700 rates an onsite soil with property should indicate Courthouse, 47 South the southeast corner of MENTS will be available 900 North Redwood adequate thickness to so in writing. Main Street, Tooele, Plomo No. 5 claim; after Monday, April 23, Road ensure the precipitation The Division will accept Utah 84074. READ thence along the south 2007 and may be exam- North Salt Lake, UT either runs off the final competing applications THESE PAPERS CARE- boundary line of said ined at the following lo- 84054-0700 cover or provides ade- until: FULLY. These papers claim North 8? 24' West cation: 801-292-1411 quate storage capacity 5:00 PM FRIDAY, JUNE mean that you are being 1523.72 feet more or J-U-B Engineers, Inc. 801-295-0530 (fax) to ensure the moisture is 1, 2007 sued for divorce. less to a point on the 2875 South Decker Lake Architect: MHTN Archi- returned to the atmos- DIVISION OF FOR- DATED this 9th day of East right of way line of Drive, Suite 575 tects, Inc. phere through evapora- ESTRY, FIRE AND August, 2006. State Highway 36; Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Contact Tony Armer tion or plant transpira- STATE LANDS EVA TORRES GUTIER- thence along said right (801)886-9052 420 East South Temple, tion. 1594 WEST NORTH REZ of way line North 2? 59' Copies of the CON- Suite 100 The proposed modifica- TEMPLE, SUITE 3520 Petitioner 55" East 2030.25 feet to TRACT DOCUMENTS Salt Lake City, Utah tion has been reviewed BOX 145707 (Published in the Tran- a point of intersection may be obtained at the 84111 by the Utah Division of SALT LAKE CITY, script Bulletin May 1, 8, with the north boundary office of the Engineer 801-595-6700 Solid and Hazardous UTAH 84111-5703 15 & 22, 2007) line Plomo No. 10 claim; upon a non-refundable Project Construction Waste. The modification (801)538-5555 thence, South 8? 45' payment of $25.00 for Documents will be avail- was determined it to be Reference No.: SULA ORDINANCE 2007-12 East 1715.69 feet. Con- each set payable to able at the offices of the complete and in compli- 300 00046 AN ORDINANCE tains 96.71 acres. J-U-B Engineers, Inc. CM/GC on Monday April ance with the Utah Solid The Division reserves AMENDING THE OFFI- SECTION II - RE- A five percent (5%) Bid 23, 2007 and as follows: Waste Permitting and the right to reject any ap- CIAL ZONING MAP OF PEALER. Ordinances Bond will be required. Documents will also be Management Rules. plication or subsequent TOOELE COUNTY; RE- and resolutions in con- TOOELE COUNTY available in Utah area The public comment pe- bid. ZONING APPROXI- flict herewith are hereby Jim Lawrence, County plan rooms, and elec- riod for the modification (Published in the Tran- MATELY 96.71 ACRES repealed to the extent of Engineer tronically at Hughes began on March 8, 2007 script Bulletin May 1, 8 & OF PROPERTY such conflict. (Published in the Tran- General Contractors, and ended April 9, 15, 2007) OWNED BY ROGER SECTION III - EFFEC- script Bulletin April 24, Inc. Private plan room at 2007. No comments BROCKBANK, LO- TIVE DATE. This ordi- 26, May 1, 3, 8, 10, 15 & www.utbx.com and were received during the CATED NORTHEAST nance shall become ef- 17, 2007) Tooele County School comment period. The PUBLIC NOTICE OF BAUER ON THE fective 15 days after its NOTICE TO CREDI- District office. All bidders modified design and per- NOTICE THAT EAST SIDE OF HIGH- passage provided it has TORS acknowledge the right of mit was approved on GRANTSVILLE CITY IS WAY 36, FROM MU-40 been published, or at IN THE THIRD JUDI- the Owner and CM/GC April 20, 2007. ACCEPTING SEALED TO MG-EX such publication date if CIAL DISTRICT to reject any or all bids, A copy of the Wasatch BIDS FOR THREE PO- NOW, THEREFORE, BE more than 15 days after COURT, TOOELE and to waive any infor- Regional Landfill permit LICE CARS THAT IT ORDAINED BY THE passage. COUNTY, TOOELE DE- mality or irregularity in modification is available WERE DECLARED LEGISLATIVE BODY IN WITNESS PARTMENT, STATE OF any bid received, and to on the Internet at SURPLUS PROPERTY: OF TOOELE COUNTY, WHEREOF the Tooele UTAH. accept the most qualified http://www.hazardous The following list of po- UTAH AS FOLLOWS: County Commission, IN THE MATTER OF and responsible bidder. waste.utah.gov/SWBran lice cars has been de- SECTION I - AMEND- which is the legislative THE ESTATE OF (Published in the Tran- ch/SWSection/Permit clared surplus property MENT. Pursuant to body of Tooele County, LARRY EVERETT VAN- script Bulletin April 19, tedSolidWasteLandfills.h and is available for sale Utah Code Sections passed, approved and CAMP, Deceased. 24, 26 & May 1, 2007) tm by sealed bids. The cars 17-27a-502 and 503, the enacted this ordinance PROBATE NO. For additional informa- can be viewed by ap- Tooele County Planning this 17th day of April 063300055 NOTICE OF AUCTION tion regarding this no- pointment only by calling Commission conducted 2007. JUDGE: Mark Kouris Date of Sale: Saturday, tice, please contact 435-884-6881. Sealed a public hearing on ATTEST: All persons having May 19, 2007 Time: Ralph Bohn, Solid Waste bids are due to Grants- Roger Brockbank’s ap- TOOELE COUNTY claims against the above 10:00am Section Manager, Divi- ville City Hall, 429 E. plication for rezone and COMMISSION: estate are required to Beehive Storage, 1498 sion of Solid and Haz- Main Street, Grantsville, recommended the Marilyn K. Gillette, present them to the un- N Main, Tooele. ardous Waste, at UT 84029 by 5:00 p.m. amendment to the offi- Clerk Colleen S. dersigned or the Clerk of This notice of auction is 801-538-6170 o r on Friday, May 4th, cial zoning map. Johnson, Chairman the Court on or before being given pursuant to [email protected]. 2007. Notice having been pro- (SEAL) three (3) months from 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code (Published in the Tran- 1995 FORD CROWN vided as required by Commissioner John- the date of first publica- Annotated. script Bulletin May 1, VICTORIA Subsection son voted aye tion of this Notice, or UNIT #163 Linda Peters, 2007) #2FALP71W0SX199632 17-27a-205(1)(b) and Commissioner Clegg said claims shall be for- 1534 N 210 E, Tooele. 1996 FORD CROWN having held a public voted aye ever barred. Treadmill, dresser, misc. VICTORIA meeting, the official zon- Commissioner Hurst ROBERT L. NEELEY items & boxes. #2FALP71W9TX206434 ing map of Tooele voted aye Attorney for Personal UNIT #393 Joanne Tor- Sell Your 1997 FORD CROWN County is hereby APPROVED AS TO Representative res, 461 Mayo Circle, VICTORIA amended by changing FORM: 2485 Grant Ave,. Suite Tooele. Weight bench, Stuff! #2FALP71W8VX154779 the zoning designation Doug Hogan 200 bed, table, furniture, Wendy Palmer of patent mining claims Tooele County Attor- TOOELE Ogden, Utah 84401 misc. items & boxes. TRANSCRIPT City Recorder Plomo #5, 6, 8, 9, 10, ney ULLETIN (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- B (Published in the Tran- 11, 16, and 17 owned by (Published in the Tran- Roger Brockbank, lo- script Bulletin May 1, 8 & script Bulletin May 1 & 8, 882-0050 script Bulletin April 24, script Bulletin May 1, 15, 2007) 2007) 26, May 1 & 3, 2007) cated east of Highway 2007) 36 in Section 18, Town- ship 4 South, Range 4 SKIN CANCER West, Salt Lake Base 6.4375 x 10.5 and Meridian, compris- Job#: IN93649D.indd CSR: Tom Kelly ing approximately 96.71 Client: HMM Operator: pb Desc: American Dermatolgy Prev Op: mh acres, from MU-40 (Mul- Live: / Mac: caps96 tiple-Use, 40-Acre Mini- Trim: 6.4375 x 10.5 Prev Mac: alchemy12 Bleed: / Date: 9/25/06 - 4:10 PM mum Lot Size) to MG-EX Proof#: 2 (Mining, Quarry, Sand and Gravel Excavation). The legal description of the property rezoned is as follows: Beginning at a point that is North 8? 45' West 2187.50 feet from the northeast corner of Sec- tion 18, Township 4 South, Range 4 West, Salt Lake Base and Me- ridian, which point is on the east boundary line of Plomo No. 11 claim, which point is also 483.71 feet northerly along said boundary line from the southeast cor- ner of said claim. Run- ning thence, South ?34' East 483.71 feet to the southeast corner of said claim; thence, South ?36' East 1499 feet to the southeast corner of Plomo No. 16 claim; thence, North 8? 53' West 1198 feet to the southwest corner of Plomo No. 17 claim; thence, along the west www.tooeletranscript.comboundary of said claim North ? 36' West 101 feet, which point is also the southeast corner of Plomo No. 5 claim; thence along the south To place your classified adsboundary inline of thesaid Tooele Transcript Bulletin, claim North 8? 24' West 1523.72 feet more or less to a point on the visit www.tooeletranscript.com.East right of way line of State Highway 36; thence along said right Your ad will appear in the ofprintway line North issue2? 59' of the Transcript Bulletin, 55" East 2030.25 feet to a point of intersection Tooele Valley Extra and onwith thethenorth boundarytooeletranscript.com website! line Plomo No. 10 claim; thence, South 8? 45' East 1715.69 feet. Con- tains 96.71 acres. SECTION II - RE- PEALER. Ordinances and resolutions in con- flict herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. SECTION III - EFFEC- TIVE DATE. This ordi- nance shall become ef- fective 15 days after its passage provided it has been published, or at such publication date if more than 15 days after passage. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Tooele County Commission, which is the legislative body of Tooele County, passed, approved and enacted this ordinance this 17th day of April 2007. ATTEST: TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: Marilyn K. Gillette, Clerk Colleen S. Johnson, Chairman (SEAL) Commissioner John- son voted aye Commissioner Clegg voted aye Commissioner Hurst voted aye APPROVED AS TO FORM: Doug Hogan Tooele County Attor- ney (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 1, 2007) B10

B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 1, 2007 Musical continued from page B1 “Guys and Dolls,” “Pirates of Penzance,” and a few selections from “West Side Story.” “The kids have been working really hard, practicing six days a week,” commented Price. The cast not only built the set, but a few members also wrote a script for the show to tie all the different numbers together. Three choreographers from the commu- photography courtesy Diane Sagers nity were more than willing to step up and Topping French toast with straw- help with the production. Eddie Hughes, berries is one of many ways this Deanna Hislop and Leslie Reader have added delectable fruit can be enjoyed. tremendous assistance in the process. Erik Mourtgos, the choir director at the school, has also contributed a large amount of time Strawberries perfecting all of the music. continued from page B1 “This whole ordeal has actually been a lot of fun,” laughed Price. “These are a few of 1/2 cup milk our more successful shows that we’ve had a 1 cup (8 ounces) strawberry lot of fun producing. The kids have had a lot yogurt of fun with it and it’s been great to go back. 1 teaspoon lemon juice Many of the kids have been involved with 4 drops red food coloring the past productions, excluding “Guys and 1 9-inch graham cracker crust Dolls.” On a more serious note, he added, “I Use blender to puree enough feel that there have been a lot of blessings strawberries to make 3/4 cup. in disguise. Our program has come a long Reserve remaining strawberries to way and we have done tremendously well at garnish pie. our region and state competitions, as well as In medium saucepan, mix unfla- Sterling Scholar. We have the kids who can vored gelatin with 1/4 cup sugar. put everything into this show and pull it off.” Blend in egg yolks, beaten with Price also guarantees that this will be a milk. Let stand 1 minute. Stir over night to remember. “This is going to be a photography / Troy Boman low heat until gelatin is completely Ben Vera, David Arthur, Dallin Littlefield, Skylar Phelps and Matt Thornton (l-r) star in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” Tom and Huck night of bests. We have the best students dissolved — about 5 minutes. With (Phelps and Thornton) overlook their latest swindle, as they’ve conned their friends (Vera, Arthur and Littlefield) into painting a fence. performing the best numbers from the best wire whip or rotary beater, blend in shows we’ve ever done. It will be like a high- Bethany Williamson, Abbie DuClos, Macall pureed strawberries, yogurt, lemon juniors, Kelsey Elshlz, Kari Gillen, Sarah Jessica Black, Sarah Hughes, Kailani Wilcox, light reel of past shows, where you don’t have Herpich, Jacob Roberts, Austin Gumucio, juice and food coloring. Chill, stir- Rigby, Natalie Sagers, Christina Mesler, Dakota Bates, Dax Levine, Dallin Littlefield to sit through the slow parts, you just skip to Ben Vera, Mark Hales, Matt Thornton, Jed ring occasionally, until mixture Alyssa Roberts, Tommy Cook, Skylar Phelps, and Taylor Barnard. the great parts.” Jones, Jace Krogh, Daniel Sekula, Jordon mounds slightly when dropped Jared Walch, Chris Steele and Kienan “Plan B” will open Thursday at 7 p.m. Cast members include: seniors, Whitney Wanberg, David Arthur and Cortney Hall; from spoon. Hamm; sophomores, Brody Palmer, Tyler in the GHS auditorium and will run until Young, Dana Humke, Natalie Tripp, Aubrey freshmen, Mindy Beckett, Ciana Vickers, In medium bowl, beat egg whites Allen, Celia Hart, Breanne Bevan, Natalie Monday, excluding a Sunday performance. Katy Woodruff, Charley Anne McNeil, Lee until soft peaks form. Gradually add Vickers, Kami Christiansen, Heidi Olsen, Lawrence, Stephanie Barnett, Emily Young, Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for students. Tiana Thurgood, Kimber Hall and Jon Rigby; Johnson, Kim Topham, McKell Mouritsen, remaining sugar and beat until stiff. Fold into gelatin mixture. Turn into prepared crust and chill until firm. Garnish with reserved strawberries. Strawberry pie (Makes about 8 servings) 1 1/2 cup water 3/4 cup sugar 2 Tablespoons cornstarch Boil, then add 3 ounces flavored Jell-O. Pour over fresh fruit in pie crust. Fluffy Jell-O salad 1 large box vanilla cook and serve pudding 1 large box strawberry Jell-O. 3 cups water 1 medium container cool whip 1-2 cups strawberries Mix pudding with water, stirring constantly. Heat until pudding bub- bles and begins to become thick. Pour in strawberry Jell-O and stir until dissolved. Put mixture into the refrigerator for 6 to 8 hours until it is hard. Mix in cool whip with an electric mixer and stir in strawber- ries. Serve. Strawberry romaine salad Salad: I head romaine lettuce — rinsed, dried well and chopped 2 bunches fresh spinach — washed, dried and chopped 1 pint fresh strawberries — washed and sliced 1 Bermuda onion — sliced (or chopped) Dressing: 1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 tbs. white wine vinegar 1/3 cup white sugar 1/4 cup milk 2 tbs. poppy seeds In a large salad bowl, combine lettuce, spinach, strawberries, and onions. In a jar with tight-fitting lid, combine the mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar, milk and poppy seeds. When ready to serve the salad, shake the dressing well and pour over salad. Toss until evenly coated. Strawberry cheesecake trifle 2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese 2 cups powdered sugar 1 (8 ounce) container sour cream 2 tbs. vanilla 1 cup whipping cream 2 tbs. sugar 1 qt. fresh strawberries, hulled and sliced 1 angel food cake, torn into small pieces Mix together the first four ingre- dients. In a separate bowl, mix the last three ingredients together. Fold the two mixtures together. In a glass dish, layer the mixture, straw- berries and angel food cake. Strawberry watermelon slush 1 pint strawberries 2 cups seeded and cubed water- melon 1/3 cup sugar 1/4 cup lemon juice 2 ice cubes Blend all ingredients except ice. Add ice gradually blending until smooth. Makes about 1 quart. Strawberry-banana yogurt shake 2 cups cold skim milk 1 pkg. (4 ounce) strawberry Jell-O 1 cup plain yogurt 1 cup ice cubes 1 large banana Pour milk into blender. Add remaining ingredients and blend at high speed for 30 seconds or until smooth. Serves 6.

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