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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Erda Days celebrates with community fun See A12 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BEST Papernon-daily inUtah Utah Press BULLETIN ASSOCIATION July 21, 2009 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 116 NO. 15 50¢ Crime jumps 25 percent iny count Police say hard economic times are driving a surge in property crimes by the Tooele County Sheriff’s by Jamie Belnap Office, and police from Tooele, STAFF WRITER Grantsville and Stockton was 1,784 in 2008 compared to 1,423 The overall number of crimes reported cases in 2007. committed in Tooele County Overall, property crimes jumped 25 percent last year, increased by 25 percent, with bucking the trend of a state- burglary and larceny seeing the wide decrease, according to the biggest jumps. Violent crime Crime in Utah 2008 preliminary increased 15 percent, with aggra- report complied by the Utah vated assault and robbery seeing Department of Public Safety. the largest increases. This is the second year in a row Tooele City, the scene of most crime in the county has increased crimes in the county, reported photography / Maegan Burr following several years of slight 1,150 total crimes. Tooele County Tooele County School District Superintendent Terry Linares speaks at an emergency school board meeting Monday night to decide what to do with Grantsville decreases or little change. reported 444 total crimes. Elementary students this school year after a fire damaged much of the school on July 13. The board adopted a plan that would send half the students to Willow The total number of report- Elementary and the other half to Grantsville Junior High School. ed crimes for areas patrolled SEE CRIME PAGE A6 ➤

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2.5 8.75 3.75 17.5 Elementary School students 2 2 0 0 1 0.0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0.00 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0.00 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0.0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 District still weighing up whether to repair damage or build a new school Homicide Rape Robbery Aggravated Assault by Tim Gillie Junior High. Rebuilding will take a year while build- 30.0 340 1200 1,242 100 Property Crime 98 STAFF WRITER The July 13 fire, which started in the ing a new school would take two years. The 317 25% 87 faculty break room, damaged the building district is still waiting for cost estimates and 2008 983 83 82 22.5 255 900 964 75 251 896 902 75 In an emergency meeting held Monday worse than initially believed. It will be at information from its insurance company 21 245 night, the Tooele County School Board least a year before the building can be used before making a decision on how to pro- 220 215 15.0 170 600 50 approved a plan to relocate 750 Grantsville again, according to Terry Linares, Tooele ceed, Linares said. 15 15 Elementary School students following a fire County School District superintendent. In the meantime, the district administra- 11 last week that damaged the school. “There was a lot of damage done to tion, in consultation with teachers, admin- 7.5 85 300 25 The plan adopted by the board last night the building,” Linares said. “The board will istrators, and board members, examined 3 will send Grantsville Elementary’s third and have to determine at a future date if we several options. 0.0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 0 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 fourth grades to Willow Elementary, while will rebuild only the damaged parts of the Arson Burglary Larceny Motor Vehicle Theft fifth and sixth grades will go to Grantsville school or build a new school.” SEE STUDENTS PAGE A5 ➤ Source: Utah Department of Public Safety graph / John Hamilton Star gazers Grantsville trailer park honor historic lunar landing pioneering bin recycling

by Emma Penrod by Sarah Miley Residents separate the type sorted and Moyle just picks up CORRESPONDENT STAFF WRITER of material — cans, cardboard, the bins. plastic, etc. — and place into “I gave them the opportunity Forty years ago, man first set foot on the A mobile home park in the proper recycling container. moon. Monday night, a crowd gathered Grantsville is setting a green That way, the recycling is already SEE RECYCLING PAGE A3 ➤ to mark the historic occasion with a star example for the rest of the county party at the Stansbury Park Observatory. due to a grassroots recycling pro- And though neither Stansbury’s notori- gram put in place by the park’s SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE ous mosquitos nor the moon itself coop- UV INDEX owner. erated, participants seemed happy to Nelson Moyle, a Salt Lake The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:17 a.m. 8:54 p.m. spend an evening with their eyes on the 9 9 8 9 9 9 8 City resident, has owned Rocky Thursday 6:18 a.m. 8:53 p.m. heavens. Mountain Mobile Home Park Friday 6:19 a.m. 8:52 p.m. Saturday 6:20 a.m. 8:51 p.m. The party was hosted by the Salt Lake on Durfee Street for 10 years. Sunday 6:21 a.m. 8:50 p.m. Astronomical Society, a group of about He started putting out several Monday 6:22 a.m. 8:49 p.m. 200 amateur astronomers. It was attend- Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue plastic garbage bins for his 10 Tuesday 6:23 a.m. 8:48 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set ed by about 70 avid astronomers from number, the greater the need for eye and skin tenants and their families to col- Wednesday 6:55 a.m. 9:26 p.m. the Salt Lake club, as well as many locals protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 lectively use for recycling about Thursday 8:15 a.m. 9:57 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:32 a.m. 10:24 p.m. looking to glimpse the moon, planets, or four months ago. Saturday 10:45 a.m. 10:50 p.m. stars on the historic date. ALMANAC “I put little recycle signs on Sunday 11:56 a.m. 11:16 p.m. Statistics for the week ending July 20. Sunshine and very Intervals of clouds Partly“We’re sunny hereand very to share the skies with them and asked them to do their Monday 1:05 p.m. 11:43 p.m. Sunshine Sunny and very warm Mostly sunny Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 2:12 p.m. none warm and sun everyone,”warm said Salt Lake Astronomical best to recycle, and I’d make sure High/Low past week 99/56 New First Full Last Society President Dave Bernson. Normal high/low past week 91/63 it gets to the recycling [facility],” 95 67 96 66 97 66 Unfortunately,95 66 last 94 night’s65 most obvi-92 64 91 64 Average temp past week 80.4 Moyle said. ous viewing target, the moon, was not Normal average temp past week 77.0 On his weekly visits to TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 21 July 28 Aug 5 Aug 13 particularly visible. Instead, early in the Grantsville to manage the prop- Shown is Wednesday’s photography / Maegan99 99 Burr weather. Temperatures are evening, many of the available telescopes 95 98 93 erty, Moyle takes the full recy- Forecasts and graphics provided by 89 photography / Maegan Burr Wednesday night’s lows and Steve Fisher, Siegfried Jachmann81 and Craig Blanchard (l-r) AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 focused on Saturn, partially because it cling bins with him in the back Wednesday’s highs. talk amongst themselves Monday night at the Stansbury Park of his pickup truck and replaces Rocky Mountain Mobile Home Park manager Jack Wilson and Nelson Moyle, owner SEE GAZERS PAGE A5 ➤ Observatory star party. The party was held 68to commemorate72 72 76 the69 them with empty bins. of the trailer park, load bins of cans and cardboard into Moyle’s truck in Grantsville UTAH WEATHER 40th anniversary of the moon landing.56 59 Monday afternoon. Moyle transports the material into Salt Lake City for recycling. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 93/51 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 98/71 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point 95/58 BULLETIN99/72 BOARD97/71 A8 97/68 11.28 11.64 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B5 Stansbury Park 94/66 Erda 97/68 Miss Tooele County Pioneer history told Vernal Grantsville 96/69 Pine Canyon during pageant Salt Lake City 91/55 HOMETOWN B1 97/68 86/60 0.03 0.21 0.45 0.55 crowned Tooele 97/68 Bauer 95/67 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal See B1 OBITUARIES A7 See 93/66 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D See A6 Provo Roosevelt 95/67 93/57 94/59 OPEN FORUM A4 Complete Stockton Pollen Index Price 93/66 94/61 High Nephi SPORTS A10 Forecast Rush Valley 93/61 92/65 Ophir Moderate on A9 85/59 Low Delta Manti Absent 98/65 92/60 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 98/66 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 95/66 94/62 Moab 95/61 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 98/66 Beaver 99/64 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 93/60 Ibapah 92/63 24-hour 97/59 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.08 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 95/58 91/60 at Grantsville 1.34 none 108/78 Kanab 95/64 Eureka 90/60 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.76 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 Grantsville City will tackle list Grantsville City Road Projects Rebuilds & Overlays Estimated Street From To Cost Durfee St. SR 112 800 East $37,488 of road repairs and rebuilds Durfee St. 800 East Ranch Rd. $27,571 West St. Main St. Apple St. $52,555 by Missy Thompson Class C road money, which streets will be receiving a slurry seals, patching and sin- West St. Apple St. Plum St. $13,542 STAFF WRITER comes from state gasoline similar treatment. Kearl Street gle chip seals. Although these taxes, in its 2009-10 budget. It from Clark to Main streets will methods are less expensive, West St. Plum St. Cherry St. $8,500 With asphalt prices as good plans to use $490,000 of that also receive a 3-inch overlay they don’t add as much struc- Kearl St. Clark St. Main St. $48,626 as Grantsville City Public for road maintenance, rebuild but will not be pulverized. ture to the roads as an overlay, Works Director Joel Kertamus and overlay projects that were Two-inch overlays will Kertamus said. The cost of the Old Lincoln Hwy. Allie Ave. 600 West $93,324 has seen in awhile, he’s ready approved by the Grantsville be applied to Durfee Street maintenance project on these Old Lincoln Hwy. Fox Berry Dr. Centennial $64,835 to start fixing roads — some City Council last Wednesday. between 800 East and Ranch eight smaller roads is $35,000. of which are in desperate need “We’re interested in getting Road, West Street between Old Lincoln Hwy. Fox Berry Dr. Fox Hollow Dr. $23,084 of repair. some of these projects off the Apple and Plum streets and “If we do these things now, Church St. Main St. Clark St. $85,223 Grantsville City has more ground before asphalt prices Plum and Cherry streets, we can extend the life of the than $600,000 in restricted go crazy and are unafford- and on Old Lincoln Highway road,” Kertamus said. Total $454,746 able,” Kertamus said. between Fox Berry Drive and The work won’t start right The most expensive of those Centennial Street. Base and away, however. Now that repairs involves a section of pavement replacement will Kertamus has approval from Maintenance Estimated Old Lincoln Highway from occur on West Street between Grantsville City Council, he Street From To Cost CORRECTION Allie Avenue to 600 West that Main and Apple. will put out a request for pro- The chart accompa- will be pulverized and have a 3- The total for the rebuilds and posals for an engineer to work Durfee St. Hale St. Park St. $3,197 nying the July 16 article inch layer of overlay (asphalt) overlays is nearly $455,000. with the city on the project. Willow Durfee St. Pear St. $6,945 “Municipal races kick off placed on it for $93,000. The “We’ve held off on a few Then the projects will go out Willow Nygren St. Hollywood St. $5,861 in full” erroneously identi- road has to be pulverized first of these projects for awhile,” to bid and a contractor can be fied Joe Thomas as a candi- because the existing road is Kertamus said. “Sections of hired. Pear St. Willow St. Quirk St. $6,054 date for Grantsville mayor. shifting and needs to be stabi- West Street and Old Lincoln “I don’t expect we’ll see all The candidate’s correct lized before the overlay is put Highway are getting pretty West St. Cherry St. Vine St. $1,201 [of the projects] done until name is Jill Thomas. down, Kertamus said. bad. The smaller roads in the Hale St. 515 South Williams Ln. $3,523 Additionally, the article Old Lincoln Highway from city are also getting pretty des- next summer,” Kertamus said. identified Oct. 5 as the Fox Berry Drive to Fox Hollow perate.” “We’ll get into it this fall and Hale St. Williams Ln. End of Road $1,888 date for the general elec- Drive, Durfee Street from SR- On the smaller city roads, try to jump back on it in the Bowery Clark St. Main St. $6,560 tion. The correct date is 112 to 800 East and Church the city will use less expen- spring.” Nov. 3. Street from Main to Clark sive options for repair such as [email protected] Total $35,228 The Transcript Bulletin apologizes for these errors. Grantsville father-son hurt in accident that killed six Share your Dwayne, 9, were traveling home left and was T-boned by the opinion with over by Jamie Belnap along westbound SR-201 at Sable,” Roden said. 27,000 readers. STAFF WRITER approximately 1 a.m. when the Six of the seven occupants Write a letter to Mercury Sable they were travel- of the Stratus were killed as a the editor Two Grantsville residents were ing in struck a Dodge Stratus as result of injuries sustained dur- critically injured early Saturday it attempted to turn east onto the ing impact. The driver, Veronica morning in an accident that left state road at the SR-202 inter- Martinez, 35, and front seat pas- [email protected] six Salt Lake City residents — five section, according to Cameron senger, Ricardo Ramirez, 29, were P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 of whom were family members Roden, public information officer wearing seat belts at the time of — dead. for the Utah Highway Patrol. the accident. Mercedes Martinez, Jared Perry, 34, and his son “Basically, the Dodge turned 15, Isabel Ramirez, 5, and Megan BUSINESS BRIEFS The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes news items from the local busi- ness community of 150 words or SHORT-LIVED BLAZE less. Businesses can send news of awards, promotions, internal milestones, new business ven- tures, new hires, relocations, part- nerships, major transactions and photo courtesy of UHP other items to Missy Thompson via A Dodge Stratus lies mangled following an accident on SR-201. The two-car col- e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. lision killed six of the seven occupants of the vehicle and injured two Grantsville com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, residents. or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074. Foote, 15, were unrestrained in indicate the Stratus may have fol- the back seat and ejected from lowed another car onto SR-201 the vehicle. All were pronounced and didn’t stop at the stop sign. ������ ��������� dead at the scene. Veronica “We are looking at every pos- � Ramirez, 6, was also not wear- sibility,” Nigbur said. �������� ing a seat belt and was ejected Roden estimated that the inves- �������������� from the vehicle. She died while tigation into the accident would being transported to the hospital take two weeks to complete. �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ by ambulance, Roden said. SR-201 and SR-202 were closed Ricardo Ramirez, 4, was the near the scene for nearly eight ������ only passenger in the Stratus to hours, according to Nigbur. ����������� ���������� survive the crash. He was taken by “This is an extremely tragic ������������ ��������������� helicopter to Primary Children’s accident,” Nigbur said. “[It’s] one ��������������� ������������������� Hospital in serious condition. of the worst I have seen in a long �������������� ���������������� The Perrys were air-lifted to time.” ��������� University Hospital in criti- [email protected] ������������ ������ cal condition, according to Jeff ������������ ������������� Nigbur, public information offi- ������������ ��������������������� cer for the Utah Department of Tooele ������������ ������������ Public Safety. ��������������� ����������� “A s of right now, we are still ������������� ������������ unsure who was at fault and why ����������� ������������ this occurred,” Nigbur said. “We “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” ������������ ������������ do not expect alcohol to be a faac- 1600 N. 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TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 School district replaces van fleet by Tim Gillie could use the vans to transport by the school district are a spe- to the district for capital outlay. STAFF WRITER equipment and adults but not cial no-frills commercial fleet Capital outlay funds are used for students.” model,” said Jack Bell, new car major purchases, such as vehicles Tooele County School District The vans, some of which had inventory manager for Quality or improvements to buildings, has replaced its fleet of vans after been in service since 2005, were Chevrolet. but can not be used for salaries being notified by the state the used routinely to transport small The district looked at several or instructional materials. vans were unsafe to transport athletic teams and student orga- options for replacing the vans, The first of new Suburbans students with. nizations. The district has not according to Luke. He said the are expected to arrive in August, “We received notice in March experienced any problems or problem with most small buses Luke said. 2009 from the Utah State Division accidents with the old vans, Luke is that they cost about the same “By purchasing the vehicles of Risk Management that the said. as a large bus and get the same locally, the school district helped wheel base on the eight pas- The district spent $330,000 fuel efficiency. senger vans we were using was on 11 new Chevrolet Suburbans “We finally settled on the everyone,” Bell said. “The district the same as the wheel base on to replace the old van fleet. The Suburban, rather than a mini- received new vehicles at the state the larger 12- to 15-passenger vehicles were purchased from van, because the Suburban has contract price, and the purchase went through a local dealer, vans that had been eliminated Quality Chevrolet in Tooele after capacity for seven passengers photography / Maegan Burr from use is state fleets for safety the company matched the state plus the driver along with cargo which employs people that live reasons,” said Ken Luke, Tooele contract price on the Suburbans, space for equipment,” Luke said. and pay taxes in the commu- Tooele County School District assistant superintendent Ken Luke stands near County School District assistant Luke said. The vehicles were purchased nity.” part of the Tooele County School District van pool Monday that is being replaced with SUVs bought locally. The district’s insurance company would not insure the superintendent. “They said we “The Suburbans purchased with funds allocated by the state [email protected] vans for student travel, forcing the district to replace them.

Monument to Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. honor Lincoln Highway founder

by Sarah Miley with completion set for mid- September. Tooele County Fair STAFF WRITER “It’s going to be unique,” See Carl Fisher, creator of the said. “We’ve got all the drawings, Lincoln Highway, is finally going the sketches, the plans of it, and July 30 to August 1, 2009 to get his monument, almost a we’ve got a fantastic architect century after it was promised. whose done a lot of work on it. It’s After 10 years of planning, a going to be neat.” Thursday July 30 monument honoring Fisher One of the original boulders Opening Ceremonies: 5pm Friday July 31 — the man behind building blasted to make the road pass- Ranch Rodeo/ PCBRA the coast-to-coast highway, the able will be a component of the FREE CONCERT Indianapolis Motor Speedway monument’s design, See said, as Bullriding: 8pm and Miami Beach — will soon well as a plaque with informa- Jagertown: 8pm $10 adults • $5 kids sit at the top of Johnson’s Pass tion on Fisher and other names David Ball: 9pm (also known as Fisher’s Pass) on of those who have contributed to SR-199. the cause. A beacon is also part of “It’s in memory of Carl Fisher, Saturday August 1 Nascar Camping World Series: 8am -5pm who helped put that road through At Miller Motorsports Park Johnson’s Pass in 1918.” $25/Adults, $5 Kids Combo Ticket $10 Rodeo/Nascar $15 Derby/Nascar Tickets available at MMP Rose See

The project is moving forward the plans, which will light up the Demo Derby: 6pm (gates open at 4pm) with the help of Lake Point resi- large rectangular monument. $10/Adults, $5/Kids Family Pass $30/2ad&4kids dent Rose See, who used to live Trying to determine who owned Adult w/pit pass $25 in the tiny community of Willow the land was a setback in the proj- Springs, which is located just as ect. After five years, it was eventu- Fireworks Each night at Deseret Peak Complex one starts to drop down from the ally discovered the Bureau of Land 435-843-4020 • www.tooelefair.com top of Johnson’s Pass. She is secre- Management owned the land, tary of the Fisher Pass Monument although the Utah Department of Committee, which was created to Transportation had been main- bring the monument to fruition. taining it for more than 40 years, “I’m not a history buff, but my according to See. The BLM ended late husband was,” See said, add- up giving UDOT the land. ing years ago Rollin Southwell, She said UDOT and the archi- president of the committee and tect for the monument, Steve an avid historian like See’s hus- Ehninger, have done much of the band, Thomas, spoke with him work associated with the project, about helping to get a monument including design, paperwork and constructed. permits. UDOT is also going to “It’s in memory of Carl Fisher, put road base down for the pulloff who helped put that road through to the monument. Johnson’s Pass in 1918,” See said. Donations for the roughly “The pass cut off about 50 miles $10,000 to $12,000 monument of the worst road conditions then have come from individuals, com- existing on the Lincoln Highway. panies, historians, and organiza- Fisher donated $25,000 to the tions like the Indianapolis Motor Schedule of Events State of Utah to help make it pos- Speedway, according to See. sible. There was supposed to be At the dedication of the monu- Fri. July 24 a monument to him years and ment, Fisher’s cousin Jerry Fisher, Youth Rodeo ...... 6pm David Ball Free Concert ...... 9pm years ago.” who wrote the book “Pacesetter” Teen Pool Party ...... 8:30-11pm See hopes groundbreaking for about his illustrious relative, will Fireworks...... 10pm the monument will be the end conduct a book signing. Sat. July 25 of July or first part of August, [email protected] MX Race ...... 7:30am Youth Rodeo ...... 9am Fri. July 31 Stock Show Judging ...... 8:30am Mon. July 27 Exhibits, Booths, Games, Entertainment, In addition, he takes the metal 4H / Home Arts Registration ...... 1-7pm Petting Zoo, Carnival ...... 10am-10pm Recycling that is collected to Western Children’s Art Yard ...... 11am-4pm continued from page A1 Metals, which pays for what he Tues. July 28 Softball Tournament...... 7pm brings in. Youth Rodeo Events ...... 7pm “Anything metal they pay for, 3 on 3 Basketball ...... 3pm to go green and they’ve done and that pays for my gas out Team Doctoring ...... 6pm Skydive Utah ...... 7:45pm that,” Moyle said, adding it took there [to Grantsville],” Moyle Ranch Rodeo/Bull Riding ...... 8pm about a month for tenants to said. Wed. July 29 Fireworks...... Following Rodeo catch on to the idea. Moyle is a self-proclaimed Open Horse Show...... 6pm Because of the reduction in “green guy.” He has converted his Movie Night (Madagascar2 at MMP) ...... 9pm Sat. Aug. 1 trash going into the garbage, he truck to natural gas, which only 5K Run ...... 7:30am was able to reduce the size of his costs him $4 roundtrip to drive Thurs. July 30 Nascar Camping World Series ...... 8am-5pm dumpster in half, which saves from Salt Lake to Grantsville and Softball Tournament cont… ...... 9am him about $30 a month because back. Exhibits, Booths, Games, Entertainment, the smaller dumpster costs less. [email protected] Petting Zoo, Carnival ...... 5-10pm Livestock Sale ...... 10am Stock Fitting and Showmanship ...... 2-5pm Car Show...... 10am-3pm Children’s Art Yard...... 5pm-8pm Exhibits, Booths, Games, Entertainment, Opening Ceremonies: ...... 5pm Petting Zoo, Carnival ...... 10am-10pm School Uniform Sale Firemen’s Muster ...... 6pm Children’s Art Yard ...... 11am -4pm ACADEMY ATTIRE will be holding a school uniform Sale Day exclusively Farm Tuff Competition...... 7pm Skydive Utah ...... 5:45pm for parents and children of EXCELSIOR ACADEMY July 28th-30th at the Kickball Tournament...... 7pm Demo Derby (gates open at 4pm) ...... 6pm Stansbury Park Clubhouse located at 1 Country Club in The Boardroom. Jagertown Free Concert...... 8pm Fireworks...... Following Derby Get your kids ready for Back-to-School and take advantage of our BUY 2 OF THE SAME ITEM AND GET THE 3RD ITEM 1/2 OFF SALE! July 28th from 12-5, July 29th from 9-5, and July 30th from 9-4. We will have Excelsior’s plaid in skirt and jumper. Outfit your Boys and Girls in Polos, Pants, Shorts, Skirts, Skorts, Socks, Shoes, and More!

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

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board New culture of citizen activism will benefit us Want to build a massive power line or create a new gravel pit? Worried about the opposition such a project could engender if you propose it along the Wasatch Front? Not so long ago, you might have seen Tooele County as the solution to your dilemma — a vast wilderness with a largely apathetic citizenry and leaders who put economic development above all else. But those days are past. Citizen opposition to Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed Mona-to-Oquirrh transmission corridor along the east bench of Tooele, and similar opposition to Matthew Arbshay and Rulon Harper’s proposed gravel pit on the Stockton Bar, have shown that county residents are pushovers no longer. In both of these examples, private citizens mobilized to fight business interests they felt would negatively impact their quality of life. They organized meetings, signed petitions, made banners, used public relations and advertis- ing campaigns, and turned out en masse to take their concerns to government leaders. And in both cases, those leaders seemed clearly surprised at the level of opposition they encountered. This might be a new chapter in county history. In the past, controversial proj- ects such as the Tooele County Hazardous Waste Corridor or a proposed spent nuclear fuel rod repository in Skull Valley have mainly been opposed by activists from outside the county or congressional leaders. Much of that opposition was easy for local officials to dismiss as the meddling of outsiders. The new opposition, however, is coming from Tooele County residents, and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LETTERS POLICY that puts much greater pressure on elected leaders. Part of the reason for the change is certainly new blood — newcomers who have brought a greater sense Board hurting G-ville senior center The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- of citizen activism with them from time spent in other parts of the country. Part This letter is in answer to the article Speed limits need re-assessing ters to the editor from readers. Letters may also be down to technology, with more public information being made “Feud embroiling G-ville senior citi- In response to “Traffic citations speed- must be no longer than 250 words, available on projects and more tools — everything from Web sites to e-mail zens center” (July 2). It appears that ing upward” (July 14) I did not see out- civil in tone, written exclusively for the blasts to text messages — to connect citizens with each other. the center board is set on getting the dated speed restrictions as a possible Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by But most of the reason for the increase in citizen activism seems to be that we, center closed down permanently. Their attribution of the increase in citations the writer’s name, address and phone as a community, have been forced to become more astute about development in attempts to gain control of all the money (I do digress and mention that I do not number. Priority will be given to letters general as we’ve seen rampant growth all around us. Gone are the days when any that comes into the center should be think that traffic laws are the No. 1 prob- that refer to a recent article in the economic benefit could trump any quality-of-life concern. Many of us, newcom- questioned. There seems to be no reason lem to law enforcement, as mentioned newspaper. All letters may be subject ers and longtime residents alike, can see that our place is special — and worth for them to have complete control of the in the first paragraph.) Of course, I com- to editing. fighting to protect. finances. I have been a member of the mend our fine officers for keeping our We believe an upswing in citizen activism is a healthy development for Tooele center for several years until recently. roads safe — and other, more important, Letters written to thank an individual or County, and we commend those citizens who have gotten involved in the Rocky There has been little discord between services they provide. I would like to, organization should be submitted for Mountain Power line and Stockton Bar debates. Challenging those and future the staff and members until the current however, mention that specific areas in “Notes of Appreciation” projects will help us better balance economic development with preserving our board took office. There are apparent our city have speed limits that are unrea- unique quality of life. personality conflicts with the director sonable and conditions that are poten- Readers who are interested in writing a that can’t be resolved, and as a result tially dangerous. I assume that there are longer guest op-ed column on a topic of the board feels they should have com- certain areas that warrant a traffic study general interest should contact Editor GUEST OPINION plete operational control over the center and consequential change in speed lim- Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- and its staff. I don’t understand why its in Tooele City. Vine Street, 400 North, mation at the top of this page. they think they could operate the center Broadway, and 1000 North are arterials any better than the county. The board in that they carry a considerable volume E-mail: [email protected] Sanford harmed more members behavior in recent months has of traffic. 1000 North is the only one Fax: (435) 882-6123 been deplorable and the article is just with a reasonable speed limit, and none Mail: Letters to the Editor one more example of that behavior. The of these streets have painted lanes. I Tooele Transcript-Bulletin than just wife with affair reply by Doug Hogan was very appropri- drive these streets daily and just have to P.O. Box 390 ate and sums up the opinion of many of eyeball where my car’s position should espite my relatively insignifi- the center members. It really isn’t in the be on the road. I believe, if we should cant job as general manager center’s best interest to have the cen- continue to grow, that our city should LETTER CONTEST Dof a toy and hobby store, I ter controlled by anyone on the center step up to the plate before our commute remain available to my staff at all Daniel Kline board. If they can’t comport themselves becomes a nightmare. Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will times. I check my cell phone during GUEST COLUMNIST any better than their recent behavior Ty Worthen select the best letter of the month and movies, return text messages while suggests, then they shouldn’t be in con- Tooele reprint it in the first Open Forum page eating dinner, and if I’m going some- trol of anything to do with the senior of the following month. The winning place, I let my senior people know members. It might be better if the center letter writer will receive a free one-year where I am. public that he was on a fact-finding board were disbanded and a new elec- subscription to the newspaper. The sub- Were I in a more important posi- mission to learn about soccer teams tion for officers held. scription can be transferred or used to tion, say governor of South Carolina, I or maybe he could have spun a yarn Diane Fisher renew a present subscription. imagine I would make an even greater about a cultural exchange. Grantsville effort to be reachable. I most certainly No matter what lie he told, the would not leave the country with- Governor should be smart enough to out at least putting a sticky note on realize that if he disappears, people GUEST OPINION my chief of staff’s desk and perhaps may look for him. He also should have changing my outbound voicemail known that it’s a little odd to be com- message to say “the governor is not at ing out of the international terminal his desk at this time because he’s off at the airport when the Appalachian Has Palin destroyed her political future? having an affair in Argentina.” Trail resides in the United States. Perhaps I would not be that direct It’s actually pretty amazing that Andrea Sarvady (commentary): breaking her promise to her constituents ily. If she can get that message out accu- on the message, but you get the gen- nobody on the plane recognized him Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (We can still is making promises to anyone else who rately, the average American will find her eral idea. It seems that if someone in as he was flying out of an airport in call her that, right?) shocked the nation will have her. Palin is now talking about even more compelling. a job where at best he could have a his home state. Potzie from “Happy by announcing her imminent (and emi- campaigning for candidates of both People must understand the untenable Slinky-related emergency or perhaps “Days” can’t walk through a mall nent) resignation after less than one term parties who share her views on govern- situation created by the frivolous eth- a disaster involving the crash of a toy without getting asked where Ralph in office. I was actually more shocked by ment, defense and energy independence. ics complaints filed against Palin since train remains reachable at all times Malph is (autograph show at the whom she addressed in a sarcastic tone Sounds good to me, but does it sound the election — 19 and counting. Under then it would be reasonable to expect Ramada Inn would be a good guess) as she abandoned her post: those who like the future of the GOP to you? Alaska’s flawed law, any citizen can file the same from a governor. so it strikes me as a stunning stroke choose to stick out their commitments. Palin may live in the farthest corner a complaint against anything — which The fine people of South Carolina, of luck that the sitting governor of “I thought about how much fun of our nation but she’s all over the map Palin-haters have been systematically however, did not get that basic cour- state could expect to fly without being some governors have as lame ducks ... these days, as well as all over the news. doing — and each must be investigated. tesy as their governor went on a recognized. travel around the state, to the Lower Do her unpredictable and contradictory (One liberal blogger, for example, filed South American adultery-fest while While I would prefer our elected 48 (maybe), overseas on international stands make for great television? You because Palin wore a coat by the manu- telling his staff he was hiking the officials not be the kind of people who trade,” Palin explained with that same betcha. Yet as for her future in politics, facturer who sponsors her husband!) Appalachian Trail. Though “hiking have affairs, I’m willing to accept that snarky tone that made her the darling I’m reminded, once again, of that famous Researching, investigating and admin- the Appalachian Trail” stands likely adultery is generally an issue between of the Republican National Convention. Bridge to Nowhere ... istrating these claims has cost Alaska $2 to become a euphemism for having husbands and wives. Sanford, how- “Then I thought: That’s what’s wrong — million with no end in sight. As Palin told an affair, it did not yet mean that, and ever, made his morally reprehensible many just accept that lame-duck status, Andrea ([email protected]) is a writer The New York Times, “We spend most of Gov. Mark Sanford betrayed not only behavior a public matter when he hit the road, draw the paycheck and ‘milk and educator specializing in counseling, our day — my staff, a lot of the members his wife with his lie, but all the people chose to disappear without letting his it.’ I’m not putting Alaska through that.” and a married mother of three. of the Department of Law and myself — of his state. constituents know where he was. Oh, how noble of her, drawing a line dealing with things that have nothing to In addition to questioning whether Governor Sanford obviously want- in the snow on behalf of the do with policy or governance.” someone as morally vacant as Sanford ed to be caught — perhaps the urge good citizens of Alaska. Gee, According to Pam Pryor, the deserves to be in office after lying so to brag about his ability to score with I hate to bring up logic dur- spokeswoman for SarahPAC, blatantly to his constituents, you also an Argentinian woman simply over- ing this made-for-prime-time Palin felt the only honorable have to wonder how someone with so whelmed him — and he’s clearly unfit moment, but doesn’t this Andrea Sarvady Shaunti Feldhahn course open to her was to step little guile got to be governor in the to hold office. Bill Clinton at least had mean that anyone winning a GUEST COLUMNIST GUEST COLUMNIST down. Pryor told me: first place. Not only did Sanford cheat the decency to commit his adultery at second term should immedi- “She made this decision for on his wife, his attempt to cover it up his desk while doing his job and John ately resign as well? all the right reasons. She can’t sounded like a lie concocted by a not F. Kennedy may have had multiple I might understand if turn around without having an particularly bright third-grader. affairs, but he never let his sex life get Alaska had already been burnished to Shaunti Feldhahn (rebuttal): expensive ethics violation filed against Were I to plan a secret love affair in the way of his job. perfection. Heck, I might move there. Like many who appreciate Sarah her. And she doesn’t want to put the state in Argentina, I would imagine I’d Yet from shepherding affordable energy Palin, I was discouraged when I first through that. She also chose this for her be smart enough to at least con- Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over projects to improving a dismal health saw the news about her announcement family. No other politician’s children coct a plausible excuse for being in 100 papers weekly. He can be reached care ranking, there are many programs a — because I bought the media spin. have been fair game the way her children Argentina. Perhaps the Governor at [email protected] or you can see lame-duck governor could sink her teeth That lasted until I researched the facts. have.” could have told his wife and the his archive at dbkline.com. into, perhaps even more effectively when (I should never have assumed the main- Going forward, Pryor said: “I don’t not worrying about political repercus- stream news would report on Palin accu- think she needs a title, but I don’t think sions in the next governor’s race. rately. After all, these same “news” outlets she’ll shirk the opportunities that come With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions Instead, Sarah Barracuda seems to aired Tina Fey clips so frequently that 87 her way. She’s unconventional and she’s expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not have put her teeth in a jar for reasons percent of those polled by Zogby actually political, without having a soul that is necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. that look far more beneficial to her pock- believe Palin said she could see Alaska guided by politics. She has an uncanny etbook than her state. She’s confirmed from her house.) sense of who she is and I think you will Editorial Board that a book deal is high on her list of The reality is that Palin has done see a lot more of her, not less.” post-quitting plans — a project that’s something few other high-level elected Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus guaranteed to give the Palin legal fund officials have been willing to do: step Shaunti ([email protected]) is a con- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor some much needed stimulus. down from a role she deeply cares about, servative Christian author and speaker, A less understandable move since for the good of her constituents and fam- and married mother of two children. A5

TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 REEL TALK Intense ‘Hurt Locker’ best film yet about Iraq war he war in Iraq is a tough issue strapped to a table with a bomb ever see. Considering the Academy to grasp on film. Movies made ticking inside his chest. Overcome Awards upped the number of Best Tabout the war tend to reflect with emotion, James dismantles Picture nominees to 10, I’m sure an opposing, or in rare cases, sup- the bomb, but isn’t about to let “The Hurt Locker” will be one of porting view of the conflict in the Beckham’s death go without pun- them. It’s an absolutely superb war Middle East. Neutrality isn’t neces- ishment. Searching for his parents, film that tears down the genre wall sarily shown because most people James realizes his quest for thrills and makes for one intense ride. have some sort of opinion on the was interrupted because he cared [email protected] subject. This isn’t so for director for this boy. Back home, James has Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark a wife (Evangeline Lilly) and a son Boal who break down these barriers whom he eventually returns to. FLICK AT A GLANCE in “The Hurt Locker,” making an However, as he says, as we age the exceptionally objective movie that things we love in life dwindle down Grade: A is the best film about the Iraq war to a handful of things. What James Rated: R to date. loves is war. Time: 131 minutes “The Hurt Locker” is going to be Now playing one of those movies that no one will

MissyMiss Thompson STAFF WRITER

Instead of taking a political photo courtesy of Summit Entertainment stance, Boal uses action to tell a Staff Sgt. William James (Jeremy Renner) walks toward a bomb he’s about to dismantle in the streets of Baghdad in “The story about an Army bomb squad Hurt Locker.” unit who have the horrifying task FREE Teeth of destroying bombs in the midst of war. Never is it apparent that Boal Fiennes and Evangeline Lilly. But dismantle a potential explosive. Sgt. possible deadly bomb and every was trying to make a point about they aren’t the main characters. JT Sanborn (Mackie) and Spc. Owen person a potential enemy, James the war. It’s simply a brilliant film in Instead its the subtle familiarity of Eldridge (Geraghty) can only watch loves the adrenaline of possible a genre that’s tired and overdone. Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie as they see their supervising ser- death lurking around every corner. From the opening 10 minutes of and Brian Geraghty that take you geant Matt Thompson (Pearce) get Upon their return from a mission, WHITENING “The Hurt Locker” on, it’s tense. It through the story. They’re the blown to smithereens. The death is the trio happens upon a group probably helps that the main char- type of actors who, when you see definitely sad, but in the chaos of dressed like insurgents. As it turns acters are dismantling bombs, but them, you know you’ve seen them war, Sanborn and Eldridge still have out, they’re British military who with New Patient the writing, cinematography and somewhere before but can’t quite a job to do. Staff Sgt. William James wind up in a shootout with several actors all contribute to its intensity. place them. These three guys are (Renner) is then assigned to their Iraqis. It’s up to James and Sanborn Exam & Cleaning I couldn’t peel my eyes away from so honed in on their characters team as the supervising officer. His to protect the rest of the soldiers, *Coupon required for the screen except to take a few plot you might actually believe they’re philosophy and techniques differ which they eventually do after discount. Exp 07/31/09. notes. During the opening narra- soldiers, not actors. I wouldn’t greatly from Thompson’s. James spending hours in the hot, beating tion, it’s said that “war is a drug.” In be surprised if at least Renner is is a wild stallion whose lust for an sun. that case, Bigelow brings the audi- honored with an Academy Award intense rush sometimes gets his fel- James is approached by a 14 N. Hale St. • Grantsville • 884-3476 ence into this world of addiction by nomination. It’s deserving because low soldiers in jeopardy. young Iraqi boy named Beckham placing them in the middle of the he’s fantastic. Sanborn finds James to be (Christopher Sayegh) who sells action. It’s terrifying, and it works. Set in 2004 Baghdad, Iraq, “The completely reckless and without pirated DVDs and loves soccer. “The Hurt Locker” features a few Hurt Locker” begins with a three- regard for his fellow officers. While During a bombing raid of a build- famous faces in Guy Pearce, Ralph person bomb squad set out to Sanborn believes every object is a ing, James finds Beckham dead, STATE FARM STATE FARM Jachmann said Stansbury ily along for the trip — even her cinated by the “big telescopes,” ALLSTATE Gazers Park, while not an ideal loca- ex-husband, who has a degree in but mostly he was excited about STATE FARM continued from page A1 tion for celestial viewing, still physics. staying up past his bed time. has advantages over the Wasatch “It’s a family event,” Hunter But staying up past bed time PROGRESSIVE was visible, and partially because Front. said. “We took the kids to the is one thing some of the self- its current position causes its “Looking through the atmo- anniversary movie [at Clark proclaimed “nocturnal” astrono- PROGRESSIVE rings to be almost invisible. sphere is like looking through Planetarium in Salt Lake City] mers are particularly good at. GEICO Also popular were various stars water,” Jachmann said, explain- and we did this as well.” Bernson claimed to hold the — including those newly born ing his ideal conditions — still Hunter hoped such trips would record for the most all-night and dying — and Jupiter, which and clear. “This location is one of instill a sense of curiosity in her astronomy-related camping Does Your Car Insurance Match Up to #1? recently suffered a rather nasty the best compromises between children. Her oldest daughter, a trips in the club. collision with a meteor. quality and convenience.” hopeful future veterinarian, Tory Despite a lack of sleep and Call me for a quote and see why nobody matches State Farm’s “At that place on Jupiter, it was Many visitors came out to the Cruz, 11, was enthusiastic about a steep learning curve, Bernson combination of personal service and low rates. a very bad day,” said Siegfried observatory for the first time, the family outing. felt astronomy was a hobby well Jachmann, vice president for the encouraged by the historical “I liked watching Saturn and worth the effort. astronomical society. “It’s kind of date. One of these first-time the planets,” Cruz said. “Astronomy is beautiful. It’s like an earthquake — there’s no visitors, Salt Lake resident Eva Cruz’s younger brother, 6- mysterious,” he said. “And if you place to run.” Hunter, brought her whole fam- year-old Jacob Hunter, was fas- have an awareness of the dis-

Grantsville Elementary School stu- Students dents to discuss damages to the continued from page A1 school and explain the new stu- Michael C. Gubler dent schedule Wednesday night at 108 East Vine “We will go into this planning 7 p.m. at Grantsville High School in Tooele, UT 84074 on a two-year period [of closure the auditorium. 882-0202 for Grantsville Elementary] and if [email protected] it is less then we can pull out of LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE FARM IS THERE.® the plan in one year,” Linares said. “The last time there was a fire in a Grantsville School was 1983 and there were only 500 students in Grantsville. Today we have over 2,000 students and the choices on what to do are harder.” A second option presented to The Johnny Nelson family would like to A Note of Appreciation the school board for consideration take this opportunity to publicly thank involved moving the seventh and eighth grades out of the junior all those who helped make the “Grand- high and into the high school, then ma Bernadine” Twilight and Dusk to moving all Grantsville Elementary Dawn annual tennis events so success- School students into the junior high school. ful! Though this was originally the preferred choice of the administra- We appreciate the many players who tion, according to Linares, it fell out came out and participated in lots of fun of favor as details were discussed. “It would involve the seventh- tennis. We are grateful to your loyalty to and eighth-grade students moving this event each year, and hope to see all six times a day between portables of you back next year. and within the high school, the school schedules were incompat- A special thanks goes out to the many ible, and it involved moving a lot of teachers into new classrooms,” sponsors throughout Tooele County who Linares said. “We did not believe photography / Maegan Burr helped make this fundraiser for Al- that was a good environment for Grantsville Elementary Principal Jeff Wyatt and fourth-grade teacher Pamela Prince zheimer research so beneficial. We were the junior high students.” talk during an emergency school board meeting Monday night to address where to A third option would have had send the elementary students next year. able to raise $1,300 in remembrance of all the junior high students from Grandma Bernadine. Grantsville bused to Clarke Johnsen “We approve of the district’s Elementary for 20 years. Junior High School in Tooele. action,” said Bob Gowans, presi- “My classroom was one that had Thanks again to all those who participated or supported in any way. However, the plan was rejected dent of the Tooele Education smoke billowing out of it,” Fillion by the administration after con- Association. “The district staff has said. With sincere appreciation, sulting with board members from worked hard to examine alter- While the walls of her room The Johnny Nelson Family Grantsville, who cited the length natives and have listened to the remain intact, her personal collec- of time students would spend teachers’ concerns. We will work tion of teaching materials built up on the road and a desire to keep together to make the plan work.” over 20 years is lost. Grantsville students in Grantsville, The community is also begin- “With smoke, soot, and water according to Linares. ning to realize the losses created by damage, there will probably be The plan adopted by the school the fire are greater than any mon- nothing left in my room that I can board will require four double etary value placed on the building. use,” Fillion said. Casa Del Rey Subway Commercial Industrial Supply portables to be installed at Willow Parts of the school date as far It is uncertain when or if teach- ThanksCanton City to: Dominos - Tooele & Grantsville Nigh Time Donuts Elementary and three portables at back as 1929. The gymnasium, on ers will be able to return to the Jays (Sinclair) Desert Family Dentistry Cinema 6 Grantsville Junior High. The district the east end of the building, was school to collect classroom mate- already owns enough portables, built in 1929 and sustained little fire rials because of exposed asbestos, Soelbergs Anytime Fitness Tooele Valley Meat but must relocate them, Linares damage. The building underwent according to Linares. D’Lux Tan Taco Man William’s Video said. several remodeling and additions “It is sad to see the damage to Nails Oquirrh Hills Golf Course Westside Auto The fifth- and sixth-grade class- in 1956, 1974 and 2004, according the school — it is a big hunk of rooms will occupy a separate part to Steve West, construction coordi- history,” said Fillion, who also Rosewood Dental Rocky Mountain Therapy Hometown Hardware of the junior high building and nator for the Tooele County School attended Grantsville Elementary as William’s Family Drug Wendy’s Identity Salon maintain their normal schedule. District. student. “But the building was old They will also have a separate Donna Fillion, the district’s 2009 and did need some attention.” Heritage West Credit Union Little Caesars Way Station lunch from the seventh and eighth teacher of the year, had her third- The district will hold a pub- Jens Pratt Aquatic Center Melaties grades. grade classroom in Grantsville lic meeting for parents of all A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 Miss Tooele County royalty set ambitious platform

by Sarah Miley evening wear and overall com- STAFF WRITER posite. “They were all very competi- The new Miss Tooele County tive,” said Cheryl Adams, direc- royalty were just crowned last tor of the Miss Tooele County Saturday, but the girls will have Pageant. “They were very good to hit the ground running with contestants, all of them. It was their first big appearance at the just a fun group of girls to work upcoming Tooele County Fair. with.” Danica Olsen, of Tooele, was In addition to being crowned chosen out of a group of nine Miss Tooele County, Olsen won contestants to be Miss Tooele the photogenic, evening wear County 2009-10. and physical fitness awards. “I was really surprised, but Ashley Eccles, of Lake Point, the girls were great and I’m just won the community ser- really grateful for the opportu- vice award. Tooele resident nity to do this,” Olsen said. “It Amanda Griffith was awarded hasn’t really set in yet.” the academic and interview Stansbury Park resident awards. Chelsey Sorenson, of Rachel Klein was crowned first Grantsville, was awarded the attendant and Kimber Hall, of special contestant award. Mikal Grantsville, was chosen to be Giles, of Tooele, won the talent second attendant during the award. Miss Tooele County Pageant at The newly crowned royalty Deseret Peak. will have busy schedules for Contestants were judged on their reigning year. private interview, talent, physi- “They will be really busy cal fitness, on-stage interview, from the day the fair starts on,”

photo courtesy of Cheryl Adams Are you a former Club member? Miss Tooele County Danica Olsen (center), first attendant Rachel Klein (right), and second attendant Kimber Hall (left) competed in the Miss Tooele County pageant on Saturday. Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? We’re looking for you! Adams said. “It’s just steady. you got-a habit” regarding pre- disposing of medications prop- be fun,” Adams said. They’re there the whole week scription drug abuse. erly. The scholarships — $1,750 Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a and they’ll share the duties with “It’s exciting because it’s a The royalty will also make for Miss Tooele County, $1,000 new platform and all three of appearances at Chamber of Dairy Princess royalty.” for the first runner-up and $750 short alumni survey! From there, they’ll start doing them have something toward Commerce events and other for the second runner-up — school visits as requested and that line,” Adams said. civic events, and will be Olsen, as Miss Tooele County, Klein’s platform is alcohol involved with the Together with will be given after the royalty will be promoting her platform, abuse and keeping kids from Youth organization. finishes their full year. which is “If you got-to have it, using alcohol. Hall’s platform is “It’ll be a busy year, but it’ll [email protected]

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file photo / Maegan Burr Debbie Miller talks about the thefts that occurred in her Overlake home in this September 2008 file photo. Property crimes are one of the reasons Tooele County’s crime rate increased by 25 percent last year.

kind of theft it is. Are we looking we have a new crisis line coor- Crime at retail theft or identify theft? dinator who is fluent in Spanish continued from page A1 When we pinpoint the specifics or just that the county is experi- of the problem we are able to encing more problems. If peo- address it better.” ple are prone to violence they The problem of rising proper- Despite countywide statistics are set off faster if, for example, ty crimes is apparent in Tooele, showing a dramatic increase they lose their job or suffer from where cops have been battling in crime, Grantsville statis- other financial strain.” an increase in burglary and lar- tics actually match the state- In previous years, Johnson ceny. Violent crimes, however, wide trend of a slight decrease said the crisis line may not decreased in the city. between 2007 and 2008, and “We haven’t had a homicide only a 3 percent increase since have seen such a dramatic since 2006,” said Tooele City 2004. increase in usage, but people Police Chief Ron Kirby. “That’s “Even since about 2002, I filing in who are victims of the encouraging. Aggravated assault just haven’t seen much of an felony-level crimes handled went up very slightly [from 44 to increase in general — whether by Tooele County Attorney’s 48], but that could be attributed it be in the number of calls, how Office — including DUI, child to population growth.” busy we are, or otherwise,” said abuse, domestic violence, sex- As for property crimes, how- Detective Dan Chamberlain, ual assault, homicide, robbery, ever, Kirby suspects the reces- of the Grantsville City Police assault, kidnapping, and stalk- sion is driving that trend, given Department. ing — have been consistently that the city saw a decrease in Chamberlain feels the types increasing. that category of crime between of crimes being committed in “My stats go up every year,” 2006 and 2007 before the num- Grantsville have changed dur- Johnson said. bers jumped dramatically when ing his 14-year tenure on the Although the report listed the economy started to go sour. force, however. mostly increases, it also detailed The trend could also be attrib- “DUIs and domestics have local declines in two catego- uted to a few crime sprees. gone down, but pill popping, ries. Rape decreased by 23 per- “If you have a small group scams and Internet crimes have that becomes active in a small gone up,” he said. “Those types cent — from 30 reported cases city, it can affect that percent- of crimes weren’t even in exis- to 23 — as did arson, which age very dramatically,” he said. tence when I first started.” fell by almost half. Statewide, Take, for example, the case Chamberlain concurred that a total of 96,431 crimes were of four Tooele burglars nabbed the steeper increase in property reported in 2008 — a 2 percent after burglarizing nearly 30 stor- crimes versus violent crimes is decrease from 2007. Violent age units, vehicles or garages a result of the poor economy. crime also decreased by 2 per- during a single night last year. “When we see an increase in cent. Homicides decreased Beyond this explanation, things like gas theft, it’s gener- to 38 in 2008 from 55 in 2007. identifying exactly why Tooele ally related to job loss,” he said. Robbery decreased 1.8 percent, City is seeing an increase in “You have to go somewhere, but rape decreased 4.6 percent, and property crimes can be diffi- you don’t have the money, so aggravated assault increased cult, Kirby said. you do it.” 4.5 percent. Property crimes “We don’t know exactly why Tooele County victim/wit- also decreased by 2 percent at we are seeing this increase, ness advocate Holly Johnson the state level, with the big- but we are very concerned and said her office is continually gest drop seen in motor vehicle watching it very closely,” he seeing a rise in the number of said. “What we need to do is victims surfacing as a result of thefts. look at where these crimes are crime locally. During the first The final 2008 report will occurring. Do we need to target quarter of this year, calls made be available at a later date at our patrols in a particular place? to the county crisis line tripled the Utah Department of Public Is there a certain demographic compared to data from the Safety Web site, publicsafety. that is having problems? If we same quarter last year. utah.gov/bci/crimestatistics. determine theft to be a prob- “We don’t exactly know why,” html. lem, we have to identify what Johnson said. “It could be that [email protected] OBITUARY A7

TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 OBITUARIES Michael Padgen Jr. Cosetta (Cosy) sisters, three brothers and four (Mike) Castagno stepsons. Cosy is survived by daughter Linda (Darrell) Rainey, 06/02/1939 — St. George; Pete (Judy) Castagno, Cosetta (Cosy) Elizabeth Vernon; Roseann McPhaul, San 07/18/2009 Wright Castagno passed away Diego, Calif.; David (Marilyn) Tooele’s Man of Many July 19, 2009, at her home in Vernon, Utah. Cosy was born Castagno, Tooele; John Friends Oct. 3, 1920, in Vernon to (Maryann) Castagno, Las Vegas, Charles and Elizabeth Hillman Nev.; brother Darrell Wright, Salt Michael Padgen Jr. (Mike) Wright. She married Pierre Lake City; brother Vern Wright passed away peacefully at home (Shorty) Castagno on Oct. 29, of Stockton; sister Mary (Steve) surrounded by his sister, nieces, 1943. They lived on the Faust Nelson, Salt Lake City; and her nephews and many friends by his ranch raising livestock and 13 grandchildren, 18 great- side. children. In 1956 they sold the grandchildren, and three great- Michael was born June 2, ranch, moved to Vernon and great grandchildren. 1939 in Murray, Utah to Michael bought the Silver Sage Service. was often sought out. She tire- tion of the monument and the Services will be in the Vernon and Katheryn Rukovina Padgen. Cosy love the west desert, poet- lessly researched to identify the cemetery. Cosy was mayor of Shortly after he was born his par- ry, local history and genealogy. unmarked graves located near Vernon for several years and was Ward Saturday, July 25 at 11 a.m. ents moved to TOD Park in Tooele. Her poetry earned her several the family ranch below Vernon. a driving force in getting the Viewing is 6-8 p.m. Friday, July Michael was educated in Tooele awards and has been published. This feat was acknowledged by firehouse built. She is preceded 24 at Tate Mortuary in Tooele City schools. Because of her knowledge of then-LDS President Faust, who in death by her husband Pierre, and 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Mike married Loya Bell and history and genealogy, her help was a speaker at the dedica- her daughter Joetta Jones, three Vernon Ward. had three children. They later divorced. Mike was a member of the National Guard and was proud of his service. His first love was the Fraternal Order of Eagles, because Burton Smith Miller singer, a college graduate, he Barbara (Ronald Schneider), there he could help people and received a masters degree from Joan (Mark Kristic), Burton have fun all at the same time! At The family of Burton Smith the U of U, holder of a black belt Arnold (Royceann) and Paula the Eagles Mike served as presi- Miller wishes to disclose his in karate, member of the Alta Miller. Married Cheryl Watkins, dent for a short period of time and transition from this earthly Ski Patrol, a military veteran, a his loving wife on June 6, 1984. as a trustee for many years. He life on Sunday, July 19, 2009. skilled aircraft pilot, a poet, a They have been blessed with was a friend to all. Throughout his 91 years, he lived master wood carver, a clothing 25 wonderful years together. Mike was also a great mechan- grandchildren, and many nieces with such enthusiasm and vigor manufacturer, and the owner of Cheryl has cared for Burton with ic. He owned the Sinclair Station and nephews, who loved their that those around him could only the Salt Lake Knit. As an educa- tenderness and patience and for awhile and worked at Dugway Uncle Michael to the utmost. be inspired to seek, along with tor, he devoted his career to chil- brought light and joy to his life, Proving Ground as a skilled Those who preceded Mike in him, the very essence of life’s dren with special needs, begin- especially during the last years mechanic. He also worked with death were his mother and father, many rewards. He was a proud ning as a speech and hearing of his courageous life. A cele- Motor Cargo. He was a very hard his sister Loretta Padgen and his grandson of President Joseph F. therapist for the Jordan School working man and did his best to brother, Tony Padgen. Smith, a heritage ever dear to District and later as the director bration of Burton’s life will be provide for his family and friends. Services will be held Thursday, his personal quest to seek truth, of special education for the Salt held at Tate Mortuary from 6-8 Michael is survived by his three July 23, at 2 p.m. at Tate Mortuary. to serve his fellow beings and Lake School District. Born in Salt p.m. on Wednesday, July 22, and children, Steven Padgen (Holly), Visitation at Tate Mortuary from amplify integrity in all his per- Lake City on Dec. 20, 1917, the again from 9:30-10:45 a.m. on Lisa Padgen (Robert) of Salt 1-2 p.m. The Eagles Lodge will sonal endeavors. Burton spent His zest for life led him to many eighth child of Matthew A. and Thursday, July 23 at the Middle Lake City and Eddie Padgen of provide a luncheon after the ser- his childhood at Mt Air estab- experiences and remarkable Minerva Smith Miller. Married Canyon Ward 777 Skyline Dr. with Tooele; his sisters Mary Dillard vices. In lieu of flowers, donations lishing many long life friends. He achievements: he was an accom- Margot S. Whitley in 1943. Later funeral services beginning at 11 of Tooele and Theresa Thompson for the service are being accepted served in many positions for his plished high school athlete, and divorced. Together they had five a.m. Interment in the Tooele City of Montpelier, Idaho; four special by the family. church including two missions. excellent student, a recognized children: Ann (Richard Eastlyn), Cemetery.

Dale L. Trullinger Mary Louise of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.; Our dad, brother and uncle brothers, Bob Martinez and wife left us July 17, 2009 after years Lamoreaux Debbie of St. George, and Pat of suffering with COPD. We will Martinez and wife Gail of Sandy, miss him but know he has no Utah; sisters Christine Hartung more pain and he is united in Mary Louise Lamoreaux, 64 of Diamond Bar, Calif., Elaine heaven with his parents. returned to our heavenly father Fisher of Birmingham, Ala., and Dale was born to Dolliver and on Sunday, July 19, 2009 at her Neva Oct. 1, 1940 in Shenandoah, home in Tooele, unexpectedly Carla Camp and husband Jan Iowa. He married Andrea due to heart disease. of Vancouver, Wash., along with Dhainin and they were the par- Lou, as her family and friends numerous aunts, uncles, nieces ents of three children. They were would call her was born May 8, and nephews. later divorced. He is survived 1945 in Pueblo, Colo. Her fam- Lou is preceded in death by by his sister, Gail (Bill) James of ily moved to Tooele in 1943. Lou mother, Dora Martinez; brothers, Tooele; sons Brad of Manassas, was especially close to her family; Phillip and John Martinez. Va., and Brian (Chris) of Denver, she shared a beautiful bond with Funeral Mass will be held at Colo.; daughter Tammie (Jessie) nephews. her mother and sisters and was St. Marguerite Catholic Church in Moore of Loveland, Colo.; five A memorial service will be given the strength only a father Tooele. For services please con- grandsons, and many nieces and held in Denver at a later date. and brothers can provide. Living that would become strong men many memories are her father, tact Tate Mortuary at (435) 882- only a few minutes from her par- and loving fathers. She was so Armando Martinez of Tooele; 0676. Followed by burial services ents; she spent her time with her proud of her grandchildren and sons Jason Lamoreaux of beloved mother Dora and father having them in her life. Her love Rancho Cucuamonga, Calif., at Tooele Cemetery. Armando. Lou and Dora were kin- of travel would take her too many and Christopher Lamoreaux of Lou lived life to the fullest and Helgard Lore Spaethe dred spirits that enjoyed spend- countries; experiencing different Tooele; grandsons, Braedon the world was a better place for ing time together. A single mother cultures and places to shop. Lamoreaux, Jaren Perron of those 64 years. She will be deeply Achen that raised two wonderful boys Those left to treasure her Tooele, and Skyler Lamoreaux missed.

Helgard Lore Spaethe Achen, beloved wife, mother and grand- mother was called to the side of the Holy Father to live in Eternal Wayne A. Walton Power in 1983 and sold his farm by his children and their spous- Salvation on Saturday, July 18, in 1985. After 25 years in Shelley, es — Steven and Karen Walton 2009. 1920-2009 Wayne and June relocated to (Farmington, Utah), Eileen and Helga, as she was known by South Jordan, Utah to be closer Alan Bridge (Greensboro, N.C.), all who knew her, was born in to their children. They enjoyed Robert (Bob) and Judy Walton Schoenfeld, Germany March 20, Wayne Alfred Walton died July another 20 plus years living (Salem, Utah) and Janet Walton 1942. 15, 2009 at his home in Kaysville, among the good people of their (Kaysville, Utah), by his brothers She met her loving, devot- Utah of causes incident to age. South Jordan ward and making Bruce Walton (Emmett, Idaho) ed husband Arnold (Arnie) in Wayne was born Dec. 4, 1920 in many friends. After retirement, and LaRoyce Nield (Afton, Wyo.), Regensburg, Germany in 1959 Montpelier, Idaho to James Alfred Wayne took up woodwork. He his sister LaRee Izatt (Emmett, while he was stationed there Walton and Ella Vietta Bruce. especially loved restoring furni- Idaho) — and by 12 grandchil- with the US Army. They were (John) Barnklau; grandchildren After his father died in a 1923 ture and turning items on his dren and 17 great-grandchil- married on June 8, 1962. Victoria, Matthew, Jennifer, coal mine accident in Kemmerer, lathe. Wayne’s faithful service to dren. He was preceded in death Over the next two decades Lauren, Nicholette, Lore, Casey, Wyo., the family moved to Afton, The Church of Jesus Christ of by his wife June, brother Donald they traveled the world and Dylan and Kyle; her broth- Wyo. His mother married Horace Latter-day Saints continued after Walton, sisters Juanita Allred raised a family while Arnie con- er Alfred; her sisters Irmgard, S. Neild, and Wayne grew up his mission. He served in many tinued to serve his country. In Edelgard, Gertrude, Edith, Lotte, and attended school in Afton. shoe salesman and an appli- positions including High Priests and Nola Hepworth, and by a 1978 an assignment to TEAD Elli, and Christa. He worked on the family farm ance repairman before he joined Group Leader and Stake Sunday grandson David Wayne Walton. brought Helga and her family to She is preceded in death by her until he was called to serve in Utah Power and Light Company School Superintendent. He was A viewing was held Sunday, July Tooele. parents Max and Marta Spaethe, the Hawaiian Mission in 1941. in 1951. He became a journey- always a teacher and active in 19, 2009 at Jenkins-Soffe South Helga was employed as a civil and her brother Gotthard. On Sept. 15, 1944 he married man lineman in 1959. In 1960 gospel discussions. He was a Valley. Funeral services were held servant for the US Air Force from A public viewing will be June Lindberg, a sister who had the family moved from Tooele veil worker at the Jordan River July 20 at the South Jordan 7th 1981 until she retired in 2006. Friday, July 24, 6-7:45 p.m. at served in the Hawaiian Mission. to Shelley, Idaho where Wayne Temple for 20 years. Perhaps Ward (9750 South 2200 West), She lived an active life, loved Tate Mortuary in Tooele. His love for her never faltered, became a line crew supervisor more importantly, he planted the South Jordan. Burial was at the to travel, and relished the out- Service will be Saturday, July and he was lost when she died in and acquired an 80 acre farm seeds of testimony in the hearts Tooele City Cemetery later in the doors; especially fishing, camp- 25, 9:30 a.m. at First Lutheran 2005. Wayne worked as a farmer, to occupy his time away from of his children and taught them to day. Online condolences at www. ing, and gardening. Church in Tooele. a meat cutter, a ranch manager, a his job. He retired from Utah love the Lord. Wayne is survived jenkins-soffe.com. Helga is survived by her hus- Please send memorial dona- band Arnie, her children: Harald tions to the American Cancer (Kim), Wayne, Patricia, Donna Society in memory of Helgard (Gerald) Howsden, Rhonda Achen. Marjorie Gillette

Marjorie Gillette, age 82, died Bruce Allen Maddox 2009. Together they raised four Thursday, July 16, 2009 at the wonderful children: Robbie Perry Woodland Park Care Center in (Tawney), Shane Perry (Mindy), Salt Lake City of causes incident Bruce Allen Maddox was born Spring Clements (Tyson), Jimmy to age. Sept. 7, 1962. He passed away Perry. His full time loves were his Marjorie, known to family Monday, July 20, 2009 at the age 18 grandchildren. and friends as “Marj,” was born of 46 after a long courageous Bruce is survived by his wife on Thursday, May 24, 1927 in battle with cancer. and children, parents, Ronald Tooele. She grew up in Tooele Born in Kewanne, Ill. to Ronald and Loretta Maddox of Tooele; and graduated from Tooele and Loretta Maddox, and raised brothers Kevin (Jean), Brian High School. in Tooele. (Amy), Ryan (Shelly); sisters After attending Brigham Bruce loved the outdoors, tak- Candy Howell (Terry), Dawn Young University from 1945 ing pictures and having outings Torres (Anthony). He is preced- until 1948, Marjorie moved to with his family. Bruce worked for ed in death by his brother, Gary Salt Lake City where she spent Latter-day Saints and loved to her older sister, Arlene (Roland) the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, Lynn Maddox. the rest of her life. She worked sing in the choir. Smith of Soda Springs, Idaho ran his own business called Funeral services will be for many years for Chicago Marjorie was the youngest and by numerous nieces and Digiprint, and worked as a com- Thursday, July 23 at 6 p.m. at the Bridge and Iron until they child of Perry C. and Minnie nephews. puter programmer for Detroit Tooele 4th-14th Ward Building, closed. After that she worked for Viola Hardy Gillette. Her three Services were held on Diesel. His long battle and fight 196 South 200 West, Tooele. A a while at a call center and final- brothers, Perry (Vonda) Gillette, Monday, July 20 and Interment for his life was a valiant one. Feb. 10, 1987. They were later viewing will be held one hour ly as a school crossing guard. John (June) Gillette, and Arthur (together with the ashes of her He married the love of his life sealed for time and all eternity in prior to the service. Cremation She was an active member of (Bernita) Gillette all preceded beloved cat Sam) was in the and sweetheart Pat (King) Perry the Salt Lake City Temple May 16, to follow. The Church of Jesus Christ of her in death. She is survived by Tooele City Cemetery. A8 BULLETIN BOARD

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 The Bulletin Board

Tooele Deseret Peak

Pioneer Day children’s parade Diving class A Pioneer Day children’s parade will be Deseret Peak Aquatic Center diving class- held on Friday, July 24 at 7 p.m. at Tooele es. If anyone is interested, call Deseret City Park. There will be a parade and Peak Aquatic Center at 843-4035. activities at the park after the parade. For more information contact Megan Tooele County Fair Vendors Berry at 830-0994. Vendor wanted for the Tooele County Fair. We are accepting non-food vendors Settlement Canyon Irrigation selling both commercial and home- Settlement Canyon Irrigation is now made items. Visit www.tooelefair.com enforcing a no weekend watering restric- for an application or call 435-843-4020 tion. Watering is not allowed starting for more info. The Tooele County Fair Friday nights at 6 p.m. until Monday is at the Deseret Peak Complex, July morning 6 a.m. Shareholders are also 30- Aug. 1. reminded that there is no residential watering allowed between 10 a.m. and 6 Volunteers needed p.m. every day. Please call 833-9606 with The County Fair 5K race will be held any questions. Saturday, Aug. 1 at 7:30 a.m. Volunteers are needed to help on race day. Contact Darrin Slow-pitch co-ed softball Cook at 849-3074 for more information. No commitment softball, over 30, every Tuesday morning at 8 a.m. at Deseret Peak Complex, southeast corner. You Library have new teammates each week and can play on any Tuesday you can. Any ques- Movies at the library tions call Mike at 602-826-9471. Aug. 1 is a very special showing of a vam- pire love story at 3 p.m. Be sure to get Special Olympics practices your pass. There will be a limited num- The Tooele County Giants with Special ber of seats available. Pass is required to Olympics are starting practice for their attend. fall events. We will be competing in bocce and swimming. Anyone age 8 and Summer reading older with a physical and/or intellec- This year’s annual Summer Reading tual disability is invited to join our team. Program theme is “Be Creative at your Please call Cheri at 884-3007 for practice library.” The Tooele City Library is look- photo courtesy of Melanie Castagno dates and times. ing for local artists to display their work Dan and Richelle Larsen and their four children — Garrett, 11, Clayton, 9, Austin, 5, and Ambria, 3 — are recent graduates of the Guiding Good during June. We can display some pot- Choices family workshops. Their name was drawn from all eligible graduates to win a Nintendo Wii. Pet adoption tery, paintings, drawings, and photog- Tooele Animal Outreach will be hold in raphy. All artwork must follow specific a pet adoption Saturday, July 25 from guidelines. For more information con- 4 & 5-year-old classes now enrolling Sept. 2 on Tuesday and Wednesday Bible Baptist Church noon to 5 p.m. at Rockstar Pets located tact the Tooele City Library, 128 West Is your child ready for kindergarten but from 5-9 p.m. An ESL class will be held Please consider this your person- at 762 N. Main Street in Tooele. We will Vine Street, Tooele or call 435-882-2182 not old enough? We have a solution for Tuesday and Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. al invitation to join us for services at have a wide variety of pets looking for ask for Sharon or Malissa. you. We now offer a pre/k 5 year old Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. Seventh new, loving homes. Save a life today class. The cost is $2,000 per year and St., Tooele. Sunday school at 10 a.m., adopt a pet. Weekly story time will be Monday-Thursday from noon Churches Sunday morning service 11 a.m., Sunday Remember children’s story time every to 3 p.m. All children must be 5 by Jan. evening service 6 p.m. and a Wednesday Obedience classes Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s 1 and be able to pass an assessment. South Carolina ensemble evening service 7 p.m. For information KDK9’S Basic Obedience Class for all crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check Space is limited, if interested please call On Sunday morning, July 26 an ensemble call 882-7182. Nursery provided and ages of dogs and handlers. Six week with the library for any special story St. Marguerite’s Catholic School at 882- from Bob Jones University, Greenville, rides available. class starts Aug. 3 at 6-7 p.m. Classes at times or other special events. For more 0081 or stop by the school office. S.C. will present a program in the morn- Cal Ranch, $89 per dog. One free train- information on these and other library ing service at Mountain View Baptist ing lead and rope included. Week one programs, check our Web site tooelec- TJHS summer hours Church at 11 a.m. You are invited to Charity — dog psychology (no dogs, two hour ity.org/tcl/library.html, call 435-882- Tooele Junior High School’s sum- attend this special program. No charge. Bake sale for food bank class). Weeks 2–6 — learning the basics 2182, or visit us at 128 West Vine Street, mer hours at 8 a.m. to noon Monday (one hour class). Proceeds help support Tooele. through Thursday. Closed Friday. Closed Rise Up VBS We are trying to get donations to put KDK9’S Search and Rescue Dogs and Thursday, July 23. Rise Up Vacation Bible School at First together 50 sack lunches for the Tooele the Animal Concepts Foundation, both Lutheran Church July 20-24 from 9 a.m. Food Bank. We will be taking food dona- non-profit. For more info and registra- Schools TJHS registration for 09-10 to 3 p.m. For registration information tions or money. To help we are having a tion call: 435-837-2134. Registration for 09-10 school year: Aug. call Pastor Erickson 882-1172 or Terry bake sale. We want to invite you to buy Stansbury High School registration 12 for seventh grade and Aug. 13 for Syndergaard 801-971-7840. some yummy treats to help our local Online registration begins at 8 a.m., eighth grade. Back-to-school night for food bank. We hope to see you July 22 at Stansbury Park Wednesday, Aug. 5 at www.tooelesd.org. Tooele Jr. High parents and students New hours for Stansbury Baptist 196 Pinehurst Ave. from 1-3 p.m. (The In person registration: Tuesday, Aug. 11, is Thursday, Aug. 20. TJHS Community Stansbury Park Baptist Church, which old red brick church building). Thanks Stansbury Days vendors wanted 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. Council invites all parents to join us at meets in the Stansbury Park Clubhouse, for your support. Vendors wanted for Stansbury Days on 12, 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m.; Thursday, our next meeting on Aug. 20, after back- new meeting times are 9 a.m. for all ages Aug. 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please Aug. 13, 8-11 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. New to-school night. First day of school for Bible study and 10:15 a.m. for worship Clothing donations needed visit www.stansburycommunity.org for students: New students can pick up reg- seventh grade is Aug. 21, first day for service. We are looking for donations avail- information and to fill out the form. istration packets starting Monday, July eighth grade is Aug. 24. able for families at the “Back To School E-mail stansburybooths@gmail with 27 from the registrar’s office between 8 Tooele Christian Fellowship Community Closet” on Aug. 8 at any questions or call Nancy at 435-830- a.m. and 3 p.m. to begin filling them out. Summer food service program We invite you to our services where Northlake Elementary. The following is 9522. New student registration will be Friday, The Tooele County School District you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- needed: infants and toddler sizes new- Aug. 14, freshman from 8-11 a.m. and announces the sponsorship of the cere, down-home country folks. Sunday born through 4T, boys shirts and pants CERT open positions sophomores and juniors from 1-4 p.m. Summer Food Service Program. Free School starts at 10 a.m. with the morn- size small to extra large, girls shirts and Stansbury Park CERT has openings for Seniors are by appointment only. meals will be made available to all chil- ing service at 11 a.m. We are located at pants size small to extra large, juniors/ leadership positions. The following dren through at 18 will run until Aug. 14, 600 North Industrial Loop Road. Take womens size shirts and blouses, pants, positions are open: assistant to the orga- THS class of ’84 —25th reunion except for July 24. Breakfast will be served 200 North (Utah Ave.) west for 3.4 miles skirts and dresses, men’s size shirts and nization’s director; secretary, working Tooele High Class of 1984 is having a from 8-9 a.m. and lunch from 12-1 p.m. and turn left, first building on the left. pants, coats of all sizes. Deliver all cloth- directly with the administrative direc- reunion on Sept. 25 and 26. Looking for Locations: Harris Elementary, 251 North For information call 435-224-3392. Child ing donations to the site of the event on tor; assistant to the planning and train- all classmates please call or send a e- 1st Street, Tooele and Wendover High care available. Aug. 7. Donations should be sorted and ing coordinator; and battalion coordi- mail to Berna at homes@tooelegroup1. School, 110 Wildcat Blvd., Wendover. separated in bags or boxes as specified nators. Go online to www.stansburyp- com or 435-840-5029 for more informa- Meals will be available to adults also, Iglesia Biblica Bautista above. No donations can be accepted arkcert.org under “download” then “SP tion. Come celebrate our 25th reunion lunch $2.75 and breakfast $1.35. Adults La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele at the event site until Aug. 7. For more CERT Management Responsibilities” with us. are not permitted to eat off children’s invites everyone to their services that information please call Karen at 435- to read more about these open posi- trays. will be presented in Spanish on Sunday 830-7953 or 435-843-9955. tions. You can call any one of the direc- THS class of ’89 — 20th reunion at 2 p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. tors’ to voice your interest in volun- Attention class of 1989 — our 20th Prayer services on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Health volunteers needed teering. Don Clausen at 435-849-0658, reunion is scheduled for Aug. 7 and 8. Education Come and get to know the teachings The second annual Tooele Children’s Debbie Clausen at 435-830-5299, Robin Go to www.ths1989.com for details. Only that can redeem your life, your salva- Health Connection is fast approaching, Frederickson at 435-224-2481 or e-mail $45 for two great nights full of fun and Adult religion class tion and your unconditional love toward and this year is going to be even bigger [email protected]. $79 plus tax for a room at the brand new Grantsville West Stake, Adult Religion God. Pastor Jose Cargoy, for questions and better than last year. We need both Marriott Springhill in the International Class on the Pearl of Great Price taught call (435)840-5036. medical and non-medical volunteers, to Summer library program Center. Cut-off date for sign up is July 15. by Mark C. Hutchins will be held assist with everything from registrations The Stansbury Park Community Library Please contact Holly at [email protected] Wednesday nights, 7-8:30 p.m., starting The Lighthouse to food service to clothing distribution. is holding its Summer Reading Program for any questions or 435-830-8493. Aug. 5 through Nov. 18, at the Grantsville Calvary Chapel Tooele is presently meet- Volunteer shifts are from 8-10 a.m., 10 “Be Creative” on Wednesdays from 4-5 Seminary building, 156 East Cherry ing at the Best Western Hotel on Main a.m. to noon, 12-2 p.m., and 2-4 p.m. p.m. at the Clubhouse. We also have a GHS class of ’79 — 30th reunion Street. Tuition is $24 or $2.50 per lec- Street in Tooele. We meet on Sunday at Come and help for a couple hours, or special story writing group for ages 10 The GHS Class of 1979 is planning a ture. Make checks payable to BYU Adult 11 a.m. and extend an invitation for you for the whole day on Saturday, Aug. 8. and up on Tuesdays from 4-5 p.m. We 30th reunion with our classmates. Mark Religion Classes. Come a little early on to join with us as we worship in song We also need assistance with setup on will be writing our own stories in this your calendars for Oct. 16 and 17. This the first night to register before class. and in the study of God’s Word. Child Aug. 7 from 2-8 p.m. The event will be group. Come for fun, games, treats and is homecoming weekend for GHS. More Questions call Eric P. Johnsen 884-3306. care available. held at Northlake Elementary. If you great books. More info is now posted on details will come later, but for now we’re have any questions please call Relief the library door or you can call Jessica recruiting helpers and we need you. We Concealed weapons permit classes Mountain of Faith Services at 435-843-9955 and ask for (435)843-1918 or Cindy 882-6188. are in the process of gathering names Concealed weapons permit classes for Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- Ivette or LouAnn. You can also try Karen and addresses of all our classmates. If $35 will be held near Stockton Aug. 15. comes all to join us for worship in our via cell phone at 435-830-7953. If you Entertainment needed you would like to help, please contact Also a ladies-only pistol orientation new location at a new time. We now have mentioned in the past that you are Entertainment is needed for Stansbury Ranae Williams Peck at 801-278-0142 (NRA first steps). Call 435-843-7954 for worship in the home of Tooele United interested, please call and confirm that Days held on Saturday, Aug. 15. The or Melodi Millward Gochis at 435-882- details. Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. we have you on our volunteer list. Stansbury Community Association 2017. every Sunday. is booking entertainment for the 35th Adult Education Eagle Scout project Annual Stansbury Days Celebration. Johnsen Jr. High School Get your high school diploma this year. Messianic Congregation I am working on my Eagle Scout, for Please reach out to the board at spcabo Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School’s reg- All classes required for a high school The Brit Ammi Messianic Congregation my project I’m putting together school [email protected] or Stacey istration dates are as follows: Aug. 11 — diploma, adult basic education, GED meets every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. backpacks for families in Tooele who are Smith at 435-850-1044 if you or your seventh grade, Aug. 12 — eighth grade, preparation, word processing, driv- Main, in Tooele. Join us for praise, Torah in need. Last year there were a little over team, group or club have any interest in Aug. 13 — new students. The first day ers’ education and English as a second (Bible) study, and fellowship as we study performing between the hours of 12:30 of school is Aug. 24. Our summer office language are available. Register now the Hebrew foundation of our Christian and 5 p.m. or if you have any additional hours are: Monday through Thursday to graduate — just $35 per semester. faith. For more information call 843-5444. SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ questions or to request further informa- from 8 a.m. to noon. Located at 76 S. 1000 West. Call 833- tion. 1994. Adult Education classes are for THS class of ‘64 — 45th reunion students 18 and over. On Aug. 14 there will be a social at BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Ophir the Benchmark Village Condominiums English as a second language If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Clubhouse. On Aug. 15 a golf tournament ESOL conversational classes are held Ophir Day vendors at the Links at Overlake and that evening Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Ophir Day celebration will be held on a dinner and social at the Eagle’s Nest. ESOL students may also come anytime Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Saturday, Aug. 1. Vendors are needed. Any classmates that have not received the center is open for Individualized organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. If interested, contact Scott at (435) 224- an e-mail or a letter from the commit- study. Registration is $35 per semester. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot 4904. tee, please call Nancy at 435-882-4431 guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement or John at 801-564-8845 or Frank at 435- Summer school hours please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered 840-0691 for more details. Summer school will be held through no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:17 a.m. 8:54 p.m. 9 9 9 9 9 Thursday 6:18 a.m. 8:53 p.m. 8 8 Friday 6:19 a.m. 8:52 p.m. Saturday 6:20 a.m. 8:51 p.m. Sunday 6:21 a.m. 8:50 p.m. Monday 6:22 a.m. 8:49 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:23 a.m. 8:48 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:55 a.m. 9:26 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 8:15 a.m. 9:57 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:32 a.m. 10:24 p.m. Saturday 10:45 a.m. 10:50 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 11:56 a.m. 11:16 p.m. Statistics for the week ending July 20. Sunshine and very Intervals of clouds Partly sunny and very Monday 1:05 p.m. 11:43 p.m. Sunshine Sunny and very warm Mostly sunny Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 2:12 p.m. none warm and sun warm High/Low past week 99/56 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 91/63 95 67 96 66 97 66 95 66 94 65 92 64 91 64 Average temp past week 80.4 Normal average temp past week 77.0 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 21 July 28 Aug 5 Aug 13 Shown is Wednesday’s 99 99 weather. Temperatures are 95 98 93 Forecasts and graphics provided by 89 Wednesday night’s lows and 81 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 Wednesday’s highs. 68 72 72 76 69 UTAH WEATHER 56 59 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 93/51 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 98/71 Knolls Clive Lake Point 95/58 99/72 97/71 97/68 11.28 11.64 Ogden Stansbury Park 94/66 Erda 97/68 Vernal Grantsville 96/69 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 91/55 97/68 86/60 0.03 0.21 0.45 0.55 Tooele 97/68 Bauer 95/67 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 93/66 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 95/67 93/57 94/59 Stockton Pollen Index Price 93/66 94/61 High Nephi Rush Valley 93/61 92/65 Ophir Moderate 85/59 Low Delta Manti Absent 98/65 92/60 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 98/66 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 95/66 94/62 Moab 95/61 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 98/66 Beaver 99/64 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 93/60 Ibapah 92/63 24-hour 97/59 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.08 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 95/58 91/60 at Grantsville 1.34 none 108/78 Kanab 95/64 Eureka 90/60 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.76

information call Cleora Evans at Veterans Enter on the west side of the Bulletin 435-830-7802. church. The handicap entrance continued from page A8 is on the south side of the church. NAAWU (aka TAG) VA benefits This meeting addresses all addic- Loans from Please join us on Tuesday, Aug. Dino Genco from the American tions or character weaknesses. 300 kids, the number has grown 4, at 7 p.m. at the Overlake Kids’ Legion, Salt Lake City will be in No children please. $100–$3,000 to 600. Supplies needed: back- Park Day Care (1835 Aaron Dr.). your area to assist individual packs, pencils, pens, paper, fold- Dr. Leanne Beale, a pediatrics Veterans in understanding and Al-anon meeting We want to make you a loan. ers, three-ring binders, erasers, psychologist, will be joining us applying for VA benefits. This Al-anon meetings will be held in crayons, calculators, dividers and to talk about how we as par- is a free service to all veterans. the youth center in St. Barnabas math tools. Items can be dropped ents need to take care of our- Dino will be at the Department Church, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. on Noble Finance off at the following locations: selves as well as our children. of Workforce Services center 305 Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Join us 134 W. 1180 N, #13 • Tooele • (435) 843-1255 Macey’s, Utah State University Childcare is available for $3 per N Main Street, Wednesday, Aug. and you’ll never have to feel extension office, Tooele City child. RSVP for childcare to Jenell 5 from noon to 1 p.m. Please alone again. For more informa- Library, Tooele City Hall, Tooele at [email protected] bring the following documents tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or County Health Department and so that we may better serve you: (801)599-2649. Tooele County School District WDBCH meeting DD form 214, marriage/divorce Office. Drop boxes will be picked The July meeting of the West papers, birth/adoption/death Overeaters Anonymous up on Aug. 11. Cash donations Desert Back Country Horsemen certificates and children’s social Overeaters Anonymous meet- can be taken to Wells Fargo will be held on July 27 at 7 p.m. at security numbers. If you are ings are held every Wednesday at under Mason Taylor’s Eagle Scout the Tooele County Courthouse. going to be in Salt Lake City and 11:30 a.m. at in the youth room Project. Candles will also be sold We will be planning the Ophir would like to meet with Dino at St. Barnabas Church, 1782 N. for $8 and up, with 75 percent of ride and the summer’s service call 801-326-2380 to set up an Aaron Dr. For more informa- all sales going to the project. If projects. If you have questions, appointment or for questions tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or you are interested please call to please contact Carol Nudell, 435- that can not wait call 800-827- (801)599-2649. place an order or for more infor- 833-9085 or Gary Bean, 801-571- 1000. mation: 435-882-5352. 3882. NAMI support group Are you or someone you know Country store donations Tooele Autism Group receives Seniors living with depression, panic, Rocky Mountain Care Center national affiliation anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, requests donations for our Tooele Autism Group was recent- Tooele seniors or schizophrenia? NAMI support Country Store of knick-knacks, ly approved as a chapter of the Friday night dinners will resume meetings are held Wednesdays at jewelry, toiletries, etc. to be used National Autism Association in September. We need volunteers 4 p.m., at 565 W. 900 South. Call as prizes for resident games. Also, and will now be known as the who are interested in ceramics, Jan at 843-4347 for more infor- Welcoming All New volunteers are needed for a vari- National Autism Association of call Tony Busico at 882-2870. The mation. ety of activities to enhance the Western Utah (NAAWU). For center is for the enjoyment of all quality of life for our residents. information about NAAWU and senior citizens 55 years and up. Domestic violence support Patients, Ages 1-16 our activities, contact Janell at Domestic violence peer support Food pantry [email protected] or Jenni at Senior Circle group every Tuesday night from The First Baptist Church in 882-6755. Be part of the circle and join your 6:30-7:30 p.m. Call the DVSAVA Tooele is offering a clothing senior friends! You only have to crisis line at 882-6888 for more closet and emergency food Emergency 911 Cub Day, Aug. 22 be 50 and the cost is $15 per year. information. Offering New Hours and a pantry to meet the needs of Cub Scout Packs in Tooele Enjoy discounts, benefits, health our community. Anyone with County, join us for a fun filled information, and social activities. Take off pounds sensibly clothing needs is welcome. day. Meet emergency response To make reservations for events, Need help to lose those extra New Location to better serve the Baby foods are now available. units from various organizations call 843-3690. AARP Safe Driving pounds? We can help. TOPS is a The food pantry is available that help those in our county. Course on Friday, July 31 from weight loss support group open residents of Tooele County for emergency needs. Hours of Each will have a fun activity for 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at MWMC to men, women, teens and pre- operation are Saturdays from Cub Scouts. Lunch will be pro- with lunch included, $14 or $12 teens. Meetings are held every 10 a.m. to noon. We are located vided and patches while they last. w/AARP card. Eighth anniversa- Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele David C. Roth, DDS Russell W. Farnsworth, DDS at 580 S. Main St. For informa- Pre registration is required and a ry/summer picnic on Wednesday, Senior Center, 59 E. Vine St. Call tion call 882-2048. firm deadline of Aug. 7 is in force Aug. 12, 6 p.m. at Benson Grist Mary Lou at 830-1150 or Connie 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite E, Tooele, UT 84074 along with a attendance limit. Mill, RSVPs required. at 884-5010 or see www.tops.org Phone (435) 882-9800 Donations needed Cost is $5 per cub scout or leader. for more information. The Tooele Church of Christ Medical forms are required for Grantsville seniors is accepting donations for the each person attending. For more Health checks: blood pressure Women’s Shelter. They need information contact Roger Ekins every Thursday from 11 a.m. to women’s socks and children’s 882-9919. Registration is avail- 12:30 p.m.; foot clinic July 28 at clothing. Please help. 882-4642, able at McBeth’s 882-4613. 1:30 p.m. Call 882-2870 ext. 125 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. or 126 for an appointment. USU Master Gardeners USU Master Gardeners monthly Moose Lodge meeting will be held Wednesday, Recovery July 22, 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele Saturday night dinners Extension Office. Meet for Tooele Bereavement group Saturday night rib-eye steak and County “Water Features Field A bereavement group sponsored salmon dinners. Members get Trip”...visit and learn about some by Mountain West Hospice is free a free dinner in their birthday beautiful water features in our to the public and held one time month. county. monthly on the third Thursday of the month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Help for gardeners (Aug. 13). It will be held at our Eagles The USU Master Gardeners new location at 1887 N. Aaron are available to help with your Dr., Suite D, Tooele. Call 882- Friday night steaks gardening problems. The 4163 (Irene Ramirez/social work- Steak, shrimp, halibut and chick- “Diagnostic Clinic” is available er) with any questions. en dinners will be served this from 3-6 p.m. every Wednesday Friday, July 24 from 6:30-8:45 through September at the County Food allergies p.m. The drawing for the 1/2 of Extension office, 151 N. Main St., Have food allergies? Visit or e- beef will be at 9 p.m. Members Tooele. mail: Utah Food Allergy Network and guests are invited. (UFAN) www.UtahFoodAllergy. Kiwanis meetings org, [email protected] Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at or jalverson@utahfoodallergy. Groups noon for a luncheon at Tracks, org. 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. Contact Women in the Outdoors Debbie Winn at 224-2046 or Addiction recovery meeting Women in the Outdoors will be Sandy Critchlow at 830-6657 to LDS Family Services addiction having their annual event Aug. 28- become a member. Kiwanis is recovery meetings every Tuesday 30 at Camp Wapiti in Settlement dedicated to help the children. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the LDS Canyon. Have fun with classes chapel on 1030 S. 900 West, in to learn outdoor skills. For more the Relief Society room, Tooele. A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Correction: The Tooele Valley Club volleyball team was started by Charles Tooele topples talented Taylorsville Sandy and he has run the pro- gram the past three years. An article in Thursday’s edition said by Mark Watson fielder Austin Hansen grabbed a another person started the club. SPORTS EDITOR hard line drive and fired back to The Transcript-Bulletin apologizes Gochis at second base in the first for the error. The Tooele American Legion inning to snuff out a Taylorsville Hole in One baseball team ended its regular rally. Infielders Jake Witkowski season on a hot streak with four- Jim Stever scored a hole-in-one on and Matt Cuellar also played consecutive victories capped the morning of July 20 at Oquirrh solid on defense. Hills Golf Course. Stever accom- off by Friday’s 6-3 victory over Taylorsville struck first with a plished the rare feat on hole No. league-leading Taylorsville. run in the second inning, but 15 with a 5 Iron. The rare feat was Pitcher Matt Trussell scattered with two outs in the top of the witnessed by John Hansen. seven hits, Tooele’s defense came third, Gochis ripped a drive over up with some spectacular plays Tooele Cross Country the left-center wall to tie the and hitting was solid en route game at 1-1. A meeting will be held for students to the victory on Taylorsville’s Chase Banks helped Tooele interested in running cross coun- field. Coaches and players said edge ahead in the fourth inning try for THS on Tuesday, July 28 at they are focused and ready for with a deep double to center Tooele High School at 6:30 p.m. the tournament which begins on field. He went to third on a sac- Parents are also invited to attend. Saturday. rifice and came home on a sac- Contact coach Karen Ware at 435- “It definitely was one of my 882-0774 with questions. rifice RBI by Jake Witkowski to best games pitching this year; make it 2-1 Tooele. THS golf tryouts my arm was feeling better and Hansen made another great I focused on throwing strikes,” Tooele High School boys golf try- defensive play with a spectacular said winning pitcher Trussell. outs will start on Monday, Aug. 3 diving catch in right-center field Shortstop Matt Gochis experi- at 8 a.m. at Overlake Golf Course. with a runner on first to end the enced a few difficulties fielding, Players can show up or call coach fourth inning. but without his bat Tooele may Fred Killpack for more information Tooele extended its lead in the not have won the game. Gochis (435) 830-1258. fifth inning with three runs when went 3-for-4 with a big home run Gochis led off with a single, went GHS golf tryouts to tie the game early. He also had to third on a throwing error and First day of tryouts will be held a single and a triple. scored on a sacrifice fly by Conner Aug. 3 at 8 a.m. at Overlake. Call “The ball was looking huge Jimmy at 224-2752. for me out there. I’ve been play- Crowell. Trussell reached on a fielder’s choice, Banks walked SHS golf tryouts ing some slow-pitch softball and I’ve been working on keeping my and Cuellar belted a single up Stansbury High School boys golf weight back and it’s helped my the middle to score Trussell and team tryouts will be held begin- hitting,” Gochis said. Banks to make it 5-1. ning Aug. 3 at Stansbury Golf Manager Angelo Cerroni was Gochis continued his hot day Course at 11 a.m. Those inter- particularly pleased with the way at the plate with a one-out triple ested in participating should con- his young players handled the to the right-center gap in the tact Gary Mathie at 882-6467 or pressure against Taylorsville. “We sixth. He raced home on a fly ball 830-7793 for further information to left by Christian Pitts to make and registration. have six or seven players out here who have not had a lot of experi- it 6-1. Tooele Ute football ence and they’re playing some Taylorsville did not go away Tooele Ute Football sign-ups for all great baseball,” the skipper said. easily with a pair of triples and ages 8-14 will be held at Tooele Tooele hitters were pound- two runs in the sixth to slice High School on Saturday, July 18 ing the ball the entire game, but Tooele’s lead to 6-3. from 8-11 a.m. If you are a new speed in Taylorsville’s outfield Trussell was able to get three player to Tooele please bring a (especially in center field), kept ground outs in the bottom of the copy of your birth certificate. Cost Tooele off the base paths. Trussell seventh for a complete game. is $180. If you have any questions ripped a ball deep to center in “We’re playing really well, I or concerns please call Sherie at the first inning, but it was chased think teams may overlook us in 435-850-8597 or 435-882-5656. photography / Maegan Burr down. the tournament. We could sur- Grantsville Ute Conference Tooele American Legion pitcher Matt Trussell fires a pitch during a June 24 game. Trussell pitched seven complete innings Meanwhile, Tooele was mak- prise some teams,” Gochis said. ing great plays defensively. Right [email protected] The Grantsville Ute Conference on Friday to down Taylorsville. youth football sign-ups will be held on Saturday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to noon at Grantsville High School. Slow-pitch co-ed softball Grantsville stymied by Smithfield pitching Softball is available for players ages 30 and up on Tuesday morn- by Jake Gordon offense behind him. choice, an error and a single. Smithfield 6 — Grantsville 2 third to bring in Boman for a 2-0 ings this summer at Deseret Peak STAFF WRITER The game started out a little With the bases juiced, Saunders (Game 2) lead after a half inning. Complex. Games are held each rough for Grantsville. Four of the worked his patience and drew a Grantsville started out the sec- The lead didn’t last long how- Tuesday at 8 a.m. There are no set When a team earns three first seven Cowboy hitters struck walk to bring in the Aztec’s fourth ond game much better than the ever, as Smthfield battled back teams so players are on a differ- combined hits in a doublehead- out while Smithfield got its bats run. first one. In fact, it took only two in the bottom half. The Aztecs ent team each week. Players also er its chances of winning are going in the second inning. The fifth inning was were batters to equal the amount of loaded the bases with a pair of do not need to participate every slim to none. That is what hap- Danny Smith led off the inning Grantsville earned their first base hits that they tallied in the first singles and a walk, then Crosby week and can play only when they pened to the Grantsville Legion with a double and later came hit when Erickson belted a lead- game. hit a chopping grounder that was want to play. For information call team against a tough Smithfield around to score on a wild pitch off single and later got to second The Cowboys could not keep not fielded cleanly to cut the lead Mike (602) 826-9471. Aztecs team at Richard V. Hansen for the first run of the game. on a sacrifice play. Erickson didn’t their momentum going from the to 2-1. Food Bank tourney Baseball Park in Smithfield Another Grantsville mistake gave get any farther than second after first inning however, as they failed The Smithfield scoring con- The fourth annual Tooele Valley Saturday evening. the Aztecs an additional run a strikeout ended the inning. to score after that as Smithfield tinued with a clutch double by Community Cooperative Golf Grantsville pitching kept the when Brant Reese tried stealing The Aztecs loaded up the bases rolled to a sweep with a 6-2 vic- Derek Pond down the left field Tournament will be held Saturday, games fairly close but the offense third and the throw sailed into again in the bottom of the fifth tory. line which brought in two runs July 18 at 8 a.m. at Oquirrh Hill had trouble stringing hits togeth- left field, scoring Reese and giv- with a pair of singles and a walk. Hutchins and Ryley Boman and gave Smithfield a 3-2 lead. Golf Course. The format is a four- er to mount any rallies. ing Smithfield a 2-0 lead. Reese hit a chopping fielder’s accounted for the two Grantsville The Aztecs tacked on another person scramble. Cost is $45 per- Smithfield 7 — Grantsville 0 Smithfield wasn’t quite done in choice grounder to short that hits and even scored the only run when Reese hit an infield son which includes cart and lunch. (Game 1) the inning. With Cody Godfrey on scored one run but a throwing two runs for the Cowboys in the grounder slow enough to beat it All proceeds go to the Tooele With only one hit in the first third, Jason Saunders chopped a error to first on the turn helped losing effort. After surrender- out at first and increase their lead Valley Community Cooperative/ game, Grantsville had a tough slow infield grounder to shortstop plate another run for a 6-0 advan- ing four runs in the first inning, to 4-2. County Food Bank to help the less time getting their offense off that was deep enough to score tage. Grantsville starter Andrew Nelson To his credit, Nelson recov- fortunate families in need dur- the ground against the strong Godfrey for a three run lead. Smithfield added an insur- settled down and pitched four ered nicely on the mound after ing the Christmas holiday. Contact pitching of Matt McArthur. The Grantsville got their first run- ance run in the sixth when Justin scoreless innings. the first inning, throwing four Mark or Christine Sandoval at Cowboys had a couple chances to ner in scoring position in the Crosby belted a single right back The game started drastically consecutive scoreless innings. (435) 843-8247. score when they secured walks or third when Tyson Hutchins to center field to make it 7-0. In different for the Cowboys as they Nelson, who usually has a good Scout triathlon reached on an error but couldn’t walked and later stole second to the final two innings, Grantsville went to work right away. After strikeout pitch working only earn get a run across. have a chance at scoring but a could only muster one base run- Hutchins walked to lead off the one K in sixth innings pitched The first annual Varsity Triathlon The lone Cowboy hit came off fly ball to right field ended the ner on a bean ball in the sev- Sprint was held at the Deseret game, Boman followed with a but was able to stop the bleeding Peak Aquatics Center on Saturday. the bat of Dalen Erickson while Cowboy opportunity. enth but that was it as Smithfield towering triple to the right-center for Grantsville after the first with The event was sponsored by the Benji Cole pitched a solid game Smithfield got right back to closed out the first game for the fence that scored Hutchins from ground balls and fly outs. Tooele Valley View Stake of The only giving up nine hits in six scoring in the fourth when they victory. first. With Boman on third, Jake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- innings, but couldn’t get any loaded the bases with a fielder’s Campbell hit a slow grounder to SEE GRANSTVILLE PAGE A11 ➤ day Saints and was open to Varsity and Venture scouts throughout the entire Deseret Peak District (District 11). There were three competition categories based on Tooele Babe Ruth team age: Varsity (14-15 year olds), Venture (16-18 year olds) and Adults (19+). The event began early Saturday morning at the unbeaten in post season pool with a 500 yard race. Upon completion of the swimming leg, by Mark Watson runs through Saturday. the triathletes ran to the adjoin- SPORTS EDITOR The winner of the state tour- ing Midvalley trail where the final nament receives an automatic two legs of the competition were It took a few months for play- bid in the Babe Ruth World held. The next leg was the 10K ers to adjust to running 90 feet Series because Utah is the host. cycling event. The course ran up between bases instead of just The second-place finisher in the Midvalley trail for its entire distance and then back down the 60 feet like they did last year, the state tournament also has trail to the starting point where but now the added distance is a shot at reaching the World the bikes were dropped and the not much of an obstacle for the Series, but will need to win 5K foot race began. The overall talented Tooele Babe Ruth 13- the Pacific Southwest Regional grand champion of the sprint was year old team. Tournament in California to Nolan Blackhurst (18), Grantsville Last year as a 12-year old make it to the World Series. 6th Ward with a time of 1 hour team, Tooele won the state tour- “Our players have made huge 4 minutes and 20 seconds. This ney and advanced to regional improvements in the past three qualified Nolan as the winner of play. The team would like to to four months with the jump the Venture Category as well. For repeat that performance this from 60 feet to 90 feet,” said the Varsity age group, Stewart year in a higher age bracket. coach Rob Clausing. “They are Thomas (15), Overlake 3rd Ward Last week Tooele won the a lot stronger physically and was the winner with a time of 1 district tournament and on have made the adjustments hour 30 minutes and 6 seconds. Saturday the all-stars routed with the rules changes such as For the adult bracket, the first Carbon 16-0 in the first round leading off bases.” place went to Neal Brown, also of the state tournament in He said if his players are of the Overlake 3rd Ward with a Taylorsville. The team faces photography courtesy of Nathan Pollmann time of 1 hour 20 minutes and 14 Alpine today at 5 p.m. in the Tooele base runner Tyson Vigil is safe at first base on an infield single Saturday against Carbon. Tooele dominated the seconds. SEE TEAM PAGE A11 ➤ second round. The tournament game in the 13-year-old division, 16-0. A11

TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Home fans boo Los Angeles Galaxy’s David Beckham

fan groups sits. being taken away. to take the field after halftime. the fans who had been heckling “The cheers in the end by Beth Harris “I'm not disappointed. It “One of the guys was saying He hugged several of his former him all game and spread both drowned out the boos, which ASSOCIATED PRESS doesn't affect me,” he said. “You things that wasn't very nice. AC Milan teammates and then arms wide as if to say, “What was nice,” he said. can't be liked by everyone.” It was stepping over the line,” turned toward the rowdy fan do you want?” He then gestured It marked the end of a rough CARSON, Calif. — David The homemade signs all had Beckham said. “I said, ‘You need section and clapped his hands before walking away. week for Beckham that began Beckham received an ugly recep- messages directed at Beckham. to calm down and come shake before making a gesture. “Sometimes the supporters with him and team captain tion in his first home game back “Go home fraud” read one, with my hand,’ and he jumped over.” The banners weren't dis- don't understand the situation,” Landon Donovan accusing each with the Los Angeles Galaxy, first a red slash through his No. 23 The man was arrested by Cal played as often in the second AC Milan coach Leonardo said. other of being unprofession- getting booed then confronting jersey number. Another said, State Dominguez Hills police half, when a line of yellow-jack- Boos were louder than cheers al. Donovan sparked the dis- a fan at halftime of his team's “23: Repent,” while another for trespassing because he left eted security personnel stood for Beckham's introduction to pute with comments he made 2-2 draw with Italian club AC read, “Hey Becks, Here Before the seating area, a Home Depot below the fans. the sellout crowd of 27,000. He in a new book “The Beckham Milan on Sunday. You, Here After You, Here Center spokeswoman said. “A lot of people predicted was booed the first several times Experiment.” Anti-Beckham sentiment ran Despite You.” Another read, “Is “I know there was some tur- this kind of reaction,” Beckham he touched the ball and again Galaxy coach Bruce Arena high as the English star returned evil something u are...or some- moil in the corner but I didn't said. during his first few corner kicks. mediated the clash during a sit after missing half of the Major thing u do.” see it so I can't comment,” In the 65th minute, Beckham Beckham left the game in the down with both players, who League Soccer season while on a At halftime, Beckham walked Galaxy manager Bruce Arena walked toward the fan section 75th minute and clapped his later said they had patched five-month loan to AC Milan. He toward the L.A. Riot Squad sec- said. “Obviously, there were to take a corner kick. He sent a hands as he walked off to a mix things up. was clearly angered by the fre- tion and motioned to a fan to some dissenters in the early bending kick at Bryan Jordan, of boos and cheers. He waved “That's beyond my control,” quent booing and derisive ban- come closer. A man jumped going but I think he won over a who headed the ball in to level to fans offering a smattering of Donovan said when asked ners held up in a corner of the down from the seats and was lot of people by the end.” game 2-2. cheers in an opposite corner about the crowd's reaction to stadium where one of the team's subdued by security before Beckham was the last player Beckham turned and faced before sitting on the bench. Beckham.

“We’d love to save our best Team pitching for Taylorsville,” the continued from page A10 coach said. Tooele already defeated disciplined they can win the Taylorsville 3-1 in the district   state tournament. “They know tournament, but it looks like Presented by they can beat any team in the the two baseball powers are in  state. It’s just up to them to be a collision course to play for focused,” Clausing said. the championship in the state Tooele used three pitchers to tournament. If both teams shut out Carbon on Saturday.  win today, they will battle Jackson Clausing worked two Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at the innings, Rhett Brockmeyer held Carbon in check for two tourney at 4980 South 190 West in Taylorsville. Tooele Youth Services innings and Nick Mackey came “Celebrating Families” on and struck out the side in Tooele breezed to victory on  the final fifth inning. Saturday with four runs in the “Cautioning adolescents about the harm of drugs is as photo courtesy of John Wright  Coach Clausing said he would first inning, one in the second, vital as cautioning a pre-schooler about running into love to keep fresh pitchers in two in the third, two in the The Tooele 13-year-old all-star team is playing in the state tournament this week. the street.” the game which also saves his fourth and seven in the final Front row (l-r): Josh Crane, Justin Pollmann, Trey Osterud, Daniel Napier, Tyson Vigil and Tanner Barton. Middle row: Rhett Brockmeyer, Jackson Clausing Alex top pitchers for an anticipated fifth inning. Prevention...together we can! clash with Taylorsville. [email protected] Mackey, Tyler Jensen, Nick Mackey, Justin Boucher and Jarrett Anderson. Back  row: Coaches Kyle Anderson, John Mackay and Rob Clausing. This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & Tooele Transcript Bulletin. STAR PLAYERS For more information, contact Terra at 843-2142   Tooele County School District PUBLIC MEETING

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photo courtesy of John Wright DUEGrantsville TO Elementary Fire The Tooele Cal Ripken 11 year old all-star team this year included: Front row (l-r): Lindros Beard, Brenden Walker, TJ Bender, Jordan Donadio, Killian McClatchey and Ian Thompson. Middle row: Nick Schwartzman, Drew Roberson, Hector Acre,Matt Memmott, Braiden Bell and Drew McKindrick. Back rowl Coaches Curt Thompson, Brandon Bender and Sean McClatchey Pet of the Week second and fifth innings. Erickson following batter flied out to right Boman and Hutchins each drew Grantsville reached on an error in the second to end the threat. two-out walks to get a runner in and got to second because off a Smithfield added a couple scoring position. But a strikeout continued from page A10 balk but could not reach third. of insurance runs in the sixth. would end all hope for a come- Grantsville’s best scoring Reese smoked a single back up back and end a tough day in “Pitching kept us in both opportunity came in the fifth the middle to center field which Smithfield for Grantsville. games,” said Grantsville Legion when the Cowboys put together scored Pond then on the next at “We hung in there for both coach Loren Anderson. “Our a two-out rally. Bridger Boman bat Reese broke for home after a games,” Anderson said. “We offense just never got going.” started it all with a walk then grounder to make the score 6-2. never want to settle for moral After the first inning, the Hutchins and Ryley Boman With only a three outs remain- victories but they are a very expe- Grantsville offense started to followed with a single and ing for Grantsville to avoid a rienced team and we were right sputter with only two runners another walk to load the bases. sweep, the Cowboys nearly put there both games.” reaching scoring position in the Unfortunately for Grantsville, the together a two-out rally. Bridger [email protected]

Races at Erda Days by Mark Watson sion it was a four-way tie SPORTS EDITOR among Mackayla Adams, Amie Farley, Micall Pomeroy and CUTE KITTENS More than 60 runners partic- Jennii Torgerson all with a time ipated in the first Erda Days 5K of 24:53. For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure and Kids 1K runs on Saturday. Rob Garr finished first in Josh Garcia finished first Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires the men-over-18 division with Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing in the boys 1K race with John a time of 20:35. Brent Beazer Baker second and Hyrum Baker and possible shelter fee. placed second and Carl Arnold Tooele City third. came in third. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to Maggie Beazer finished first Melinda Powell finished first Grantsville hold animals for 3 days in the girls 1K with Eden Beazer Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. second and Jessie Beazr third. in the women-over-18 division with Tammy Perkins second In the 5K race David Farley photo courtesy of Maren Beazer finished first in the men’s 12- and Reine Baker third. Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. 18 divsion with a time of 19:45 Erda Days organizers said These are some of the runners who participated in the first 1K and 5K races with Adrian Badillo in second they hope the Erda Days 5K held in conjuction with Erda Days on Saturday. Front row (l-r): Jackson Garr, Tooele Veterinary Clinic Hyrum Baker, Jessie Beazer, Eden Beazer, Maggie Beazer and John Baker. Back and Zack Cooper in third. and 1K will become an annual 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 row: Marlene Long, Casen Garr, Rob Garr, David Farley, Jennii Torgerson, Micall In the women’s 12-18 divi- event. Pomeroy, Amie Farley and Carl Arnold. A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009

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TUESDAY July 21, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B1

Unless otherwise requested, community news items • Weddings, Anniversary such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the • Classifieds and Public Notices day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact Community News Editor Sarah Miley at 882-0050 or Hometown [email protected]. Pioneersstory Natalie Tripp | photos Maegan Burr make a comeback Grantsville 24th of July Pageant returns after 11-year hiatus

ioneers, crickets and seagulls have all Jessica Matthews, trekked, hopped and flown back to playing a seagull, car- Grantsville to pick up where they left off 11 ries Ava Fawson, who years ago. plays a cricket (left), Faith in Every Footstep began in 1990 when off of the stage Friday Barbara Fawson was asked to put on a program night at a rehearsal commemorating the 24th of July by her LDS Stake for Faith in Every President LaDell Brown. Footstep in Grantsville. Working together with fellow Grantsville resi- Amber Clark, Emma dent Karen Nelson, Fawson was able to write Evans, Becca Clark a script about the struggles and strengths of and Rebecca Anderson the Mormon pioneers for a program that would (middle, l-r) wait for include both the Grantsville and Grantsville West the cricket scene to stakes. begin during rehearsal. “I really wanted everyone, the kids especially, to Grantsville residents understand what the pioneers had to go through,” rehearse a scene said Fawson, 63. for the Faith in Every Footstep pageant (bot- With a background in dance, Fawson worked tom). The pageant, with her daughters to collect music and choreog- which chronicles raphy dances that fit the time period and storyline some of the struggles and pulled together a performance in six weeks. and strengths of the “I think originally they expected it to be a Mormon pioneers, will little program where some people would stand be performed for the up and sing a song and someone would read a first time in 11 years story,” Fawson said. “But as we started pulling this this weekend. together, Tom Stam, who was playing Brigham Young, came up to me and said, ‘Barb, this is a pageant,’ and at the time I just looked at him and said, ‘What’s a pageant?’” Since the first run in 1990, the 24th of July Pageant, as it’s most commonly known, ran nearly consecutively through 1998, just skipping a cou- ple of years. Throughout the pageant’s run, the program attracted more performers, new scenes were added, and the script was altered a couple of times. The program went on a hiatus for 11 years, due to a variety of reasons, but last summer Fawson’s daughter, Christie Poyfair, wanted to pull out the script and costumes to organize the pageant in Arkansas where she was living. As the family

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B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 BABY WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARY

Cole Rockney Koester/Lund Boyd and Lillian Alexander Spiker Thomas Koester and Elizabeth Sean and Amanda (Jaramillo) Landfair are pleased to announce The Spikers will celebrate Alexander are pleased to the marriage of their son Shane their anniversary at the Tooele announce the birth of their Levi Koester to Jennifer Quinn Senior Citizens Center on July first baby boy Cole Rockney Lund daughter of Quinn Lund 25. They would like any of their Alexander. and Carol Lund on Aug. 1, 2009 at friends to drop by for cake, Cole was born July 14, 2009 The Cathedral of the Madeleine. drinks and live music. The cel- at 11:49 a.m. at Mountain West The pleasure of your company is ebration will be from 6-9 p.m. Medical Center in Tooele. He requested at a celebration to be Boyd Spiker and his wife weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces held that evening from 7-10 p.m. Lillian Spiker were married and was 18 and a half inches at the Koester residence 7083 S. July 24, 1944. He was a solider long. Winter Hill Cove (4950 W.) West in the United States Army and Our sweet, big blue-eyed, Jordan, Utah. Shane Levi Koester and Jennifer Quinn she worked at a company mak- baby boy is lucky to have a large If we inadvertently missed Lund ing parachutes for the military. Lillian tried to avoid his ques- extended family that loves him Maxine Halvorsen of Taylorsville, your invitation, please feel free Boyd and his Army buddy were tions, but Boyd was persistent very much. Dan Black of Tooele, Linda Aman to attend. on a weekend pass and were and was able to get her name Proud grandparents are of Arizona, Derald and Shirley hitchhiking through a small and address before leaving the Laurie (Fowler) and Steve Cozart Wilcox of Sioux Falls, S.D., town in Kentucky when four car...and, as they say, the rest of Danville, Calif., Rockie and Kenneth and Marcy Alexander girls who had just gotten off is history. Sherie Jaramillo of Tooele, of Denver, Colo., Arlene and the work happened to see them. Boyd and Lillian have four Joe and Michelle Halvorsen late Merlin Vietor of Arizona. Snow/Pedersen Even with Lillian’s protest, the children, Boyd, Tooele; Lynne, of Taylorsville, Rodney and Proud aunts and uncles are: driver of the car decided to give Murray; Steve, Rancho La Jo Alexander of Tooele and Heidi Walk of Idaho Falls, Marina Doug and Shelley Snow the two soldiers a ride. Boyd Costa, Calif.; and Bill, Corona, Rebecca Alexander and Dean and Carver Jaramillo of Tooele, of Grantsville are pleased to jumped in the back seat of the Calif.; with nine grandchildren, Stover of Texas. Great-grandpar- Nichole and Terance Lavely of announce the marriage of their car between two of the girls five great-grandchildren and ents are Jim and Lucy Fowler Roy, Mathew and cousins Katie, daughter Jennifer Lynn Snow to and started a conversation. one great-great-grandchild. of Grantsville, Priscilla and the Michael and Ryan Alexander of Robert Max Pedersen of Vernal. late Louis Jaramillo of Tooele, Wyoming. Jenny and Robert will be mar- ried July 23 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held that evening from 6:30-8 p.m. SCHOOL NEWS ������������������������� at the Grantsville Willow LDS Chapel, 410 Shelly Lane. An open house will be held Saturday, July Kaysie Lawrence from other colleges and uni- ���������� ����� 25 in Vernal. Jenny is a 2006 Kaysie A. Lawrence, a resi- versities. Give Aways with Estimate! Food & Refreshments provided! graduate of Grantsville High. 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➤ On July 24, 1901, author William Sydney Porter, otherwise known as O. Henry, is released from prison after serving three years in jail for embezzle- Mega Maze ment from a bank. While in prison he began writ- ing stories to support his young daughter.

➤ On July 22, 1923, John Dillinger joins the Navy in order to avoid charges of auto theft, but deserts within a few months. Dillinger’s reputation as America’s most notorious criminal was forged in a single 12-month period in the early 1930s, during which he robbed more banks than Jesse James did in 15 years.

➤ On July 21, 1955, President Dwight D. Eisenhower presents his “Open Skies” plan, which called for the United States and the Soviet Union to exchange 5. HUMAN ANATOMY: What is maps indicating the a more common name for the exact location of every umbilicus? military installation in 6. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: A their respective nations. Big Band dance called the “Lindy The Russians rejected the Hop” was inspired by which real plan. Months later, the person? Eisenhower administra- 1. GEOGRAPHY: On which con- tinent is the country of Djibouti tion approved the use of 7. RELIGION: Noah’s Ark landed located? high-altitude spy planes on what mountain, according to to conduct surveillance the Old Testament? over the Soviet Union. 2. FOOD & DRINK: Who is credit- ed with naming, if not inventing, 8. ENTERTAINMENT: Who cre- the sandwich? ➤ On July 20, 1969, step- ated the catchphrase “Bam!” on ping off the lunar land- 3. MOVIES: Who played the lead television? ing module Eagle, Neil in “The Invisible Man”? Armstrong becomes the 9. HISTORY: What was the Stanley first human to walk on 4. GAMES: In Monopoly, what are Steamer? the moon. He told more the four railroad spaces named? than a billion people lis- 10. SCIENCE: Why does the brain tening at home on Earth: produce endorphins? “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”

➤ On July 25, 1978, Louise Joy Brown, the world’s first baby to be conceived via in-vitro fertilization, is born in Manchester, England. The healthy baby was delivered by Caesarean section and weighed in at 5 pounds, 12 ounces.

➤ On July 23, 1984, 21-year- old Vanessa Williams, the first black Miss America, gives up her crown after a magazine announces plans to publish nude photos of her. Williams sued the photographer ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW and the magazine, but later dropped the suits after it was learned that she was often discussed on the show, she you are incorrect in your statement that she had signed a model was never seen nor heard. On some occa- Steven has only ONE biological child. He release form at the time sions she was present on camera, though and Kate share three biological children the photos were taken. only her outline or shadow could be seen. (Sasha, Sawyer and Destry) as well as two Having Maris as an unseen character was adopted children (Theo and Mikaela). inspired by Vera Peterson, Norm’s oft-men- • • • tioned but never-seen wife on “Cheers.” Q: I read that Anne Hathaway is giving Niles and Maris divorced later on in the up Hollywood to devote herself to the stage. series, and Niles (briefly) married a plastic Is this true? -- Stephanie P., via e-mail surgeon named Mel, even though he was in A: While it is true that Anne, 27, received love with Daphne, whom he ended up mar- rave reviews for her performance in rying at the beginning of the 10th season. Shakespeare in the Park’s “Twelfth Night” as Perhaps the actress you’re thinking of is Viola, she has no plans to leave Hollywood. Q: I specifically remember an episode of Bebe Newirth, who played Frasier’s ex-wife In fact, she has many high-profile mov- a TV show where the Niles Crane character Lilith, and whose character has many of the ies in the can or in production, including was in his living room and his often-talked- physical traits you mentioned. “Alice in Wonderland,” “Valentine’s Day,” about wife made a brief appearance. I can • • • “Get Smart 2” and “Get Happy: The Life of visualize her clearly but can’t remember Q: Is Jessica Capshaw the daughter of Judy Garland.” her name. She was very thin, mousy and Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg? My • • • had a rather pointed nose. Do you know sister says yes, but I say his only child is by Q: What happened to “Kings” on NBC? if Niles Crane’s wife ever appeared in any Amy Irving. Who buys dinner? - Squabbling -- Teresa P., Punta Gorda, Fla. Anne Hathaway episode of “Frasier”? Maybe it was “Cheers” Sisters in Alabama A: “Kings,” the inventive drama that or some other spinoff? -- Dennis W., via A: Looks like you’re going to have to go starred Ian McShane of “Deadwood” fame, e-mail dutch. You are correct in that Steven and Amy has been canceled. Due to low ratings, NBC Have a question for Cindy? E-mail her at do share a biological child, a son named Max pulled it from its Sunday night lineup after [email protected], or write to her in A: The character of Niles Crane (portrayed Samuel. You are also correct in that Jessica only four episodes. The network has been care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. by David Hyde Pierce) was married to Maris Capshaw is not Steven’s biological daugh- airing the final episodes on Saturday nights Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Crane on “Frasier,” the highly successful ter; her father is Robert Capshaw, whom since June 13. The last episode will air July spinoff of the hit comedy “Cheers.” Although Kate was married to from 1976-80. However, 25. © 2009 King Features Synd., Inc.

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All sic OUTDOOR WOOD NORTH VALLEY Appli- able, includes new Grantsville. Call Chris flatwork, STAMPED. Subjects. All Ages. FURNACE. Dual fuel ance. Washers/ dryers AFFORDABLE Horse 830-6833 DENTALASSISTANT tires. $1800 obo. Call (435)843-8247 Equal Best price in town. Call Angela Maloy ready models available. refrigerators, freezers, Boarding. Why board References Available 30hrs per week (3 (801)867-9548 Jeremy Housing Opp. Concrete and repair. (435)882-2733 or Call today! (801) stoves, dishwashers. your horse in some- days) 6 months full time 882-4399 or 840-0424. (435)496-0590 725-2751. (ucan) $149-$399. Complete one's back yard? We ABC DISCOVERY pre- experience preferred. A DEADLINES FOR clas- 2BDRM DUPLEX, w/d repair service. Satis- have a 60 acre facility school re-opening fall sharp, clean, team sifieds ads are Monday hookups, carport, faction guaranteed. with Round Pens and a 2009. Ages 3-5, certi- player and good work and Wednesdays by $700/mo, $400/dep. SELL YOUR STUFF! 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Jeni is accepting applica- Garage, Yard tions for Child Nutrition Immediate Openings LUSH HORSE Pasture (801)347-4351 The Best Places at the Best Prices Sales Assistants and Teacher available, located Rush GRANTSVILLE Miss Aid Para Professionals. Completely Furnished Phlebotomist Medical Assistant, FT Valley, fresh Clover Veda’s Play N Care, HAVINGAGARAGE Send resume to Weekly & Monthly Rates • PRN Position • 1 Position in OBGYN Clinic SALE? Advertise it in Creek water, salt block, 27yrs experience. heather.wilson@excel- the classifieds. Call furnished, handling cor- Peace of mind while sior-academy.org or PO • Varying Hours and Shifts • FT With Benefits 882-0050 ral available. $50/mo you are at work! Clean, Box 712 Tooele, Ut 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 • 1 year Phlebotomy Experience Req. • 2 Years MA Experience in Women’s per horse. Garth nutritious meals, 84074. TOOELE, 1252 Hailey (435)837-2246, snacks. Preschool ac- • Current Certification Pref. Services Pref. 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It is as simple (435)843-5326. • Food Handlers Permit withing 30 days • PRN Position Available Pet Resort as calling the Tooele Pet care with Transcript Bulletin at LITTLE LEARNERS is a of hire • Current Utah Licensure Required a personal touch (435)882-0050 for de- curriculum based pre- CAR SALE • Good Customer Service Skills req. tails. (Ucan) school taught by certi- fied teachers. Contact • Non-benefited position 884-3374 • 2005 HondaTRX450 • 2008 ChevroletTahoe www.pamperedpetresort.com Sporting Kerri at (435)843-0893 Goods Now Enrolling for Fall. To Apply QUALITY CHILD care in • 2006 BMW 330i • 2004 PT Cruiser m y O v e r l a k e Diane Johnson home. Currently ac- phone 435.843.3750 | fax 435.843.3753 | [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com Clean Out cepting all ages. Meals, • 2008 Chevrolet Silverado • 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Send cover letter & resume to: AKCMINIATURE snacks. Fair rates. Fun Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept | 2055 N. Main St | Tooele | UT 84074 Schnauzers, black and Your Attic! activities. Call Ana silver, 1 male, 1 female, (435)882-0218 www.HeritageWestCU.com 8wks old. Both parents TOOELE RANSCRIPT owned. Must see. Call T BULLETIN TOOELE 435-833-7250 • 562 N. Main • Tooele (435)840-4080 TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN *HeritageWest reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those o ers are BECOMEASUB- 882-0050 unacceptable. All vehicles sold as is.Time will be given to arrange nancing. SCRIBER. 882-0050 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICEISHEREBY GIVEN THAT the Tooele City Planning Commis- sion will meet in a public hearing and Business meeting scheduled for Wednesday, July 22, 2009 in the hour of 7:00 PM. The meeting will be held at Tooele City Hall in the City Council Chambers, located at 90 N Main Street, Tooele, Utah. Agenda Items 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Public Hearing and Motion on a conditional use permit to construct a water tank and pump house on England Acres park at approximately B6 Tooele TranscripT-BulleTin Tuesday950 NJuly 650 21, E by 2009 Tooele City Water Special Serv- ice District. Apartments Homes for Homes for Homes Homes Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices 3.Public Review andNotices Approval for Rent Rent Rent Meetings Meetings Meetings of PlanningMeetings Commission minutes for meeting held 2BDRM VERY Nice, 1BDRM HOUSE, BEAUTIFUL 5BDRM Planning on selling your Deadline for public no- NOTICE OF 60-DAY PUBLICHEARINGNO- July 8, 2009. $$$SAVE MONEY Quiet, new carpet and kitchen, bath, living Home in Stansbury home, you could be tices is 4 p.m. the day COMMENTPERIOD TICE Pursuant to the Ameri- Find HUD & Bank vinyl, carport, storage room, garage, yard, no Park. for Rent. 3bth, sending your sales prior to publication. ANDPUBLICINFOR- Tooele County Plan- cans with Disabilities owned homes at: shed, Washer/ dryer pets/ smoking. $510/mo 2400sqft on huge points to up to 340,000 Public notices submit- MATION MEETING ning Commission Act, individuals needing www.tooelebank hookups, $600/mo Call $500/dep. 67 West 400 fenced lot. New paint households at once. ted past the deadline Clean Harbors Grassy The Tooele County Plan- special accommodations homes.com or call Ron (435)830-5227 North. (801)957-0155 whole house, new car- For $163. you can will not be accepted. Mountain, LLC 3 miles ning Commission will during this meeting for a list Berna Sloan Marci (435)830-9363 pet in most rooms. place your 25 word UPAXLP East, 7 miles North of hold a Public Hearing on should notify Rachelle (435)840-5029 2BDRM 1BTH Washer, $1250/mo. Call Kristy classified ad to all 45 Knolls Exit 41 off I-80, August 5, 2009 at Custer, Tooele City Group 1 Real Estate 3BDRM, No Smoking, Dryer, newly updated (435)840-5184. newspapers in Utah. AGENDA Clive, Utah 7:00p.m. in the Audito- Planner prior to the $850/mo No pets. Call NOTICE is hereby given water softner, w/d $229,900 5BDRM all Just call the Transcript Notice is hereby given rium at the Tooele meeting at (435) hookups, dishwasher, (435)830-3662 NEWCONSTRUCTION Bulletin at 882-0050 for that the Stansbury Serv- that Clean Harbors County Building, 47 843-2130 or TDD (435) 3bdrm 2bth, 2 car ga- Brick Rambler, up- ice Agency Board of fenced, off street 2BDRM, 1BTH home, grades, solid oak cabi- all the details. (Mention Grassy Mountain, LLC South Main, Tooele, 843-2180. parking. 1 indoor pet rage, 2700sqft, many ucan) Trustees will hold its (hereafter referred to as Utah to consider the fol- (Published in the Tran- big yard, garden spot, upgrades. 839 North nets, wood burner, 2 regular meeting on negotiable. $750/mo no pets, no smoking. gas fireplaces, formal CHGM) has requested a lowing items: script Bulletin July 21, (801)949-8642 730 West. Sale, rent, QUIETNEIGHBOR- Wednesday, July 22nd, Class 2 modification to 1. Proposed vacation of 2009) $650/mo, $450/dep. r e n t t o o w n . living and dining room HOOD in Cul-de-sac, 2009 at 7:00 pm, at the (435)843-8383 First and last months (435)840-5199 its State-issued RCRA the public right-of-way (801)598-4881 outwes- 3bdrm 2bth w/bonus Stansbury Park Club- Part B Permit. CHGM is interest in abandoned PUBLICNOTICEOF rent. One year lease. trealty.com room, 2 family rooms, 3 house, #1 Country Club MEETINGAND DUPLEX 3bdrm, 1.5bth, (435)882-1612 3BDRM 1.5BTH. Stock- requesting the modifica- portions of Silver Avenue washer dryer included. sheds, .22acre lot, Drive, Stansbury Park, tion to change the fre- outside the realignment AGENDA NORTHTOOELE. ton home. Great starter $125,000 FSBO Call Utah 84074. Tooele County Weed Large yard & patio. 2BDRM, 1BTH, updated 4bdrm, 3bth Rambler, home. New flooring quency of the groundwa- of Silver Ave., situated in Close to Northlake Ele- kitchen, dishwasher, Melody (435)843-5313 BUSINESS MEETING ter monitoring schedule Sections 25, 30, 32 and Board Meeting 2488sqft. Vaulted ceil- throughout. $87,900. 1. Call to Order The Tooele County mentary. All utilities in- w/d hookups, $675/mo, ings. Open floor plan. Call Heather RE/MAX SELLINGYOUR from a semi-annual ba- 33, T4S, R5W, located cluded. $900/mo $600/dep. Available 2.Pledge of Allegiance sis to annual basis east of Mormon Trail Weed Board will hold a Fully fenced/ land- Advanced HOME? Advertise it in 3.Review and adopt meeting on July 22, $900/dep August 1st. 92 South scaped. No smoking/ (435)840-3821 to the classifieds. Call Any comments on this Road and west of Hogan (435)224-0472 100 West. (435)830- minutes modification should be Lane, south of realigned 2009 at 10:00am at the pets. $1150/mo. schedule your showing 882-0050 or visit a.June 24, 2009 Regu- Tooele County Exten- 6342 $800/dep. Minimum 1yr today. www.tooeletran submitted to Mr. Dennis Silver Avenue GRANTSVILLE: Base- lar meeting R. Downs, Director, Utah 2. Proposed vacation of sion Office, 151 N Main ment apartment new 3BDRM 1BTH charming lease. (801)376-1927 script.com b.July 8, 2009 Regular Street, Tooele, Utah. 5BDRM 2.5BTH. Stans- Division of Solid and the public right-of-way 2bdrm 1bth, large living older home, newly re- meeting Public Meeting: STANSBURY 3bdrm bury home. Beautiful Hazardous Waste, Utah interest in a portion of room and kitchen, new modeled. Large yard 4.Public Comment 1. Roll Call and Introduc- 2.5bth, Townhome, landscaping. New floor- Department of Environ- Bald Mountain Loop appliances, plumed for w/garage, no pets/ Mobile Homes 5.Probable Vote Items tion- Jay Sagers, Chair- peaceful back off of wa- ing and window treat- mental Quality, P.O. Box Road, Hartmann Gulch electric w/d, storage smoking. Senior citizen 6.Recess man ter way. Family room. ments throughout. 144880, Salt Lake City, Road, Halls Basin Road, shed, large yards. No consideration. Deposit WORK SESSION 2. Approval of February laundry room beautiful $232,000. Call Heather 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Utah 84114-4880. The South Fork Ophir Can- smoking/ pets. Utilities required $900/mo 1.Possible Vote Items 5, 2009 minutes kitchen, 2 car garage, RE/MAX Advanced home for rent, no smok- 60-day comment period yon Road and Rover Hill included $750/mo (435)830-3337 2.Managers Report 3. Recap of 2009 Weed storage in basement, (435)840-3821. ing/ pets. 882-1550 for this modification will Road situated in the N (435)241-0472 central air, appliances 3.Board Members Re- Season- Jerry Caldwell 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile end on September 21, 1/2 and the SE 1/4 of included 1851sqft. ports and Requests 4. 2010 Grants JULY SPECIAL $99/dep home for rent, no smok- 5BDRM, 2BTH, brick 2009, or within 60 days T5S, R4W and the S 1/2 $1100/mo Lease option 4.Correspondence 5. Discussion on Lark- 2bdrm $700/mo 3bdrm ing/ pets. 882-1550 vaulted ceilings, fire- Offi ce Space of the initial date of publi- and SW 1/4 of T5S, available $146,500. 5.Financials and Bills spur and Broom Snake- $795/mo w/d hook ups place, tiled kitchen/ din- cation of this notice, R3W located within 3BDRM, 2BTH w/d (801)835-5592 ning. Oak cabinets, 2 6.Adjourn whichever comes later. Ophir Canyon weed Pets ok. (435)884-6211 (Published in the Tran- 6. Bio Control hook-ups, central air, www.myhometown- car garage, RV parking, FOR LEASE Office/ A public information 3. Proposed vacation of script Bulletin July 21, 7. Board Member Con- ROOMMATEWANTED. 487 N Delta Cir properties.com shed. $169,900 Nathan Business Space meeting for this modifi- Last Chance Lane, a 2009) cerns/ Reports House in Tooele, small $750/mo $600/dep (435)830-0665 Utilities included. 56 cation will be held 60-foot wide dedicated STANSBURYHOMES 8. Other Business room w/shared bath. PRS. (801)450-8432 South Main. 1 month LEPC AGENDA August 10, 2009 at 6:00 right-of-way located in For rent (435)843-9883 FOR SALE by owner. 9. Schedule Next Meet- $325/mo plus (801)467-6344 free. (602)826-9471 Agenda for the LEPC pm at the County Com- Last Chance Ski Ranch North East Tooele ing $325/dep, utilities in- STANSBURYPARK, meeting to be held mission Chambers, PUD, south of Pony Ex- 4BDRM, 3.5BTH, 3 car $149,900. New re- 10. Adjourn cluded. Call Karl 5bdrm, 3bth, double car MOVEINSPECIAL! Wednesday, July 29th, Room 310, of the Tooele press Road north of Ver- garage, RV parking, molded 3bdrm and The public is welcome. (801)458-9815 garage rambler, granite Commercial Space in 2009 at 1:30 p.m. in the County Courthouse, 47 non. golf course view. 2bth, master walk in, Dated this 20th day of countertops, on golf Tooele, 272 N. Broad- EOC Conference Room, South Main, Tooele Utah For questions please call SLEEPINGROOMS 3200sqft. $1450/mo new w/d, fridge, stove, July, 2009. course. Huge! $1300/ way, approx. 200 to Tooele County Court- to discuss the permit the County Planning available, $70 per 801-835-5592 www.my- and microwave in- Sharon W. Grgich, mo, www.guardright 450sqft. Newly re- house. modification. staff (435) 843-3160 week, $10 key deposit, hometownproperties.co cluded. Tile and hard- Secretary property.com molded. High speed 1. Welcome - Chairman, The CHGM facility con- (Published in the Tran- first and last week- total m wood floors, central air, Tooele County Weed (801)842-9631 Internet, utilities in- LEPC tact person is Les Ash- script Bulletin July 14, $150 to move in. 46 N RV parking. Call Board 4BDRM HUD! $243/mo! cluded in rent. 1 month 2. Approve June minutes wood. Telephone: 21, 28 & August 4, 2009) Broadway. 882-7605 TOWNHOME IN Over- (435)830-9439 free rent. $250/mo (435)884-8900. (Published in the Tran- 6bdrm 3bth 76,900! 3. Haz Mat reports, script Bulletin July 21, lake. 3bdrm, 2bth, Ga- (435)882-4949 The UDEQ contact per- PUBLIC NOTICE TOOELE LARGE 3bdrm Only $612/Mo! 5% FSBO 4BDRM 2bth, Harry Shinton 2009) rage, $950/Mo 71 W. son is Ed Costomiris. NOTICEISHEREBY 2bth fenced, w/d hook down, 30 years @8% Great starter house, 4. Review upcoming 1391 N. Tooele. Pet? Telephone: (801)538- GIVEN THAT the Tooele up, central air, car port, apr. for listings call C a l l D a n training Maybe. Rent or Rent to Lots & Land 6170. Utah Division of City Planning Commis- Public Notices storage, Discount Rent 1-800-586-3901 exten- Own. Call Rod (435)841-9829 5. Kim Hammer, Emer- $750/mo $600/dep sion 5749. (ucan) gency Services Solid and Hazardous sion will meet in a public Trustees (801)598-2494 Waste, Utah Department (435)884-0193 FSBO TOOELE 5bdrm 6. Next meeting-August hearing and Business 5BDRM, 2BTH large NE LOT IN Stockton, 1.27 of Environmental Qual- (435)224-4932 VERY CLEAN 3bdrm 2bth large family room, 26th, 2009 meeting scheduled for Deadline for public no- Tooele. $1100/mo +de- acres, water connection ity, P.O. Box 144880, house, 1.5bth, base- fenced, shed, new win- 7. Adjourn Wednesday, July 22, tices is 4 p.m. the day posit, 2 car garage, included, natural as adn 288 North 1460 West, TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, ment, fenced yard, car- dows and roof, by Harry Shinton 2009 in the hour of 7:00 prior to publication. vaulted ceilings. No electircity available, city Salt Lake City, Utah very clean, w/d hook- port. No pets/ smoking schools and park, LEPC Chairman PM. The meeting will be Public notices submit- pets/ smoking. 563 sewer coming. $90,000. 84114-4880. ups, covered parking. $875/mo 1yr lease. $176,500 (Published in the Tran- held at Tooele City Hall ted past the deadline Eastridge. Nathan (435)882-1578 or The modification request No pets. $625/mo (435)882-4466 (435)884-0193 script Bulletin July 21 & in the City Council will not be accepted. (435)830-0665 (435)249-1143 and supporting docu- $600/dep. 375 Cedar (435)241-0007 (435)224-4932 23, 2009) Chambers, located at 90 UPAXLP Street. (805)585-4002 (435)831-5012 ments are available to N Main Street, Tooele, (805)218-9779 WEST VALLEY, 4bdrm, be copied and for public Utah. 5BDRM, 2BTH rambler, GREAT STARTER or In- 2bth, spacious, eat in Water Shares review at the Utah Divi- Agenda Items 1/3 acre, fenced yard, 2 vestment Home. kitchen, garage, fenced Opinions sion of Solid and Haz- 1. Pledge of Allegiance Unload car garage, lots of RV Grantsville, .32 Acre Homes for yard. $1250/mo, No ardous Waste or at the 2. Public Hearing and parking, fireplace, Lot, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1 ac-ft Erda water share, Shared Rent smoking/ pets. CHGM facility address Motion on a conditional Your Truck $1300/mo, Option to 1606sqft, updated transferable. Motivated (801)835-5592 my- throughout, nice yard, seller. $6700 obo. Call Freely. listed above. use permit to construct a buy. (801)835-5592 hometownproperties. The CHGM compliance WHY RENT when possible commercial, (208)882-2450 (Yours and Ours.) water tank and pump TOOELETRANSCRIPT myhometownproper- com history during the life of you can buy? 0 centrally located. Ap- house on England Acres BULLETIN ties.com the permit being modi- down programs, praised for $149,200, 13.8 ACRE Feet Under- open Forum park at approximately fied is available from the lease options with BEAUTIFUL 3BDRM priced at $143,000. ground water, transfer- Every Tuesday 950 N 650 E by Tooele 882-0050 UDEQ contact person down available and 2bth rambler, excel- Lease Seller will pay closing rable through Tooele City Water Special Serv- City & Erda $8500 listed above. ice District. low income pro- lent condition, new costs. 55 West Main TOOELE RANSCRIPT each. All or part. T (Published in the Tran- 3. Review and Approval grams. First time carpet & tile floors. FOR LEASE Retail Street. (435)884-4417 BULLETIN (801)244-6670 script Bulletin July 21, of Planning Commission NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 buyers, Single parent Fully landscaped Commercial Store Front NEEDS WORK 3bdrm, 2009) minutes for meeting held programs. Call for w/vinyl fencing. building on high traffic 5 ACRE FT underground 1772sqft main, full July 8, 2009. details. Berna Sloan $1250/mo Main Street location. water, transferable basement, upstairs Pursuant to the Ameri- (435)840-5029 (435)843-7070, 2400+sqft. Move in throughout, Erda or apartment, separate cans with Disabilities Group 1 Real Estate (801)860-0538 special. (801)403-3955 Tooele City. Call entrance, income po- Act, individuals needing (435)882-4949 Thinking About 1BDRM SMALL House GRANTSVILLE South tential. $110K, water special accommodations for rent in Grantsville Willow 4bdrm 2.5bth, 2 TOOELETRANSCRIPT share $4K, Tom WATER SHARES for during this meeting $550/mo $550/dep car garage. Call Dave BULLETIN (435)843-0696 Dick Sale. 2 Middle Canyon should notify Rachelle (435)830-2173 at (435)840-1009 (435)882-0659 Irrigation Water Shares Custer, Tooele City asking $4500 each. Planner prior to the Call (435)882-1377 meeting at (435) Recognized • Respected • Recommended 843-2130 or TDD (435) 843-2180. or Commercial BUYING(Published in the Tran- Property script Bulletin July 21, 2009) Sandra Larsen FOR SALE! Fitness Center, 12750sqft, Main Street. Handball courts, lockers, show- 435.224.9186 ers, saunas, hot tubs, aerobic area. Unlimited SELLING z 1031 S 508 possibilities! 882-7094, 900 W Terrace Ln (801)860-5696 ONLY OFFICE BUILDING 54 ONLY $ A $ 154,900 South Main. Built in Home? 149,900 MLS #861190 MLS #897504 Price Reduced the 1960s. 10,000sqft New Listing Super Price for a Great home in established main floor finished, New two tone paint! New 95% efficient furnace neighborhood on Tooele’s East side!New 5000+ sqft basement with humidifier! New 50 gal water heater! furnace, central air, humidifier,water heater, unfinished. $799,000. Lets Talk. New hardwood flooring! Central air! 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BECOMEASUB- A great home in a great location. All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. SCRIBER. 882-0050 DRAFTFINDINGOF NOSIGNIFICANTIM- PACT JOINT LAND AT- TACK CRUISE MISSILE DEFENSEELEVATED NETTED SENSOR SYS- TEM(JLENS)U.S. ARMYDUGWAY PROVINGGROUND, DUGWAY, UTAH Pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 and the Council on Environmen- tal Quality regulations (40 Code of Federal Regulations [CFR] 1500-1508) implement- ing the procedural provi- sions of NEPA, the U.S. Army gives notice that a Supplemental Environ- mental Assessment (EA) has been prepared for test operations of the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Ele- vated Netted Sensor System (JLENS) at U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (DPG), Utah and the U.S. Air Force Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR), Utah. In accor- dance with the U.S. Army's regulations im- plementing NEPA, spe- cifically 32 CFR 651.5(g), the Army re- viewed the Final EA dated September 2007 and prepared the Sup- plemental EA to address new information and changes to the JLENS test operations. The 2007 Final EA and Sup- plemental EA are hereby incorporated by refer- ence. Based on the find- ings of the Supplemental EA dated April 2009, it has been determined that an environmental impact statement is not required. PROPOSEDACTION ANDALTERNATIVES: The Proposed Action is to establish land-based testing sites on which to test the JLENS system to determine its effec- tiveness against cruise missiles and other forms of aerial attack. The Pro- posed Action includes changes to the JLENS support facilities and testing program, and ad- dresses new information relevant to environ- mental concerns with the testing. The testing proc- ess will use non-military Lear-type jets, small manned aerial radar tar- get (SMART) aircraft, and unmanned aerial ve- hicles (drones) to test the JLENS target track- ing capability. To dem- onstrate how radar data from the JLENS system can be used by a ground-launched missile system, up to six target drones will be inter- cepted with a live-fire, ground-launched missile. Operability of the radars in the aerostats will be tested in the moored and elevated positions using radiofrequency (RF) sig- nals from different ground-based and aerial transmitters. The No Ac- tion Alternative does not meet the purpose and need for fully testing the JLENS system for acqui- sition and production and is therefore rejected by the U.S. Army. No al- ternatives to the changes in the testing program or locations to conduct the testing were considered. FINDINGS: The U.S. Army determined that certain environmental re- sources and issues will remain essentially un- changed or will not be affected by the Proposed Action, including geologi- cal resources, water re- sources, visual re- sources, airspace, envi- ronmental justice com- munities, socioeconom- ics, transportation, and range management. The anticipated environ- mental consequences from implementing the Proposed Action are summarized as follows: Biological Resources: The number of drone flights planned over the testing period, the sea- son of year the flights will occur, and the loca- tion of the flight path within Snake Valley will minimize the potential to effect soaring, roosting, or nesting raptors. Two seasons of raptor sur- veys will be completed to identify habitat areas of concern that will be monitored during five of the first eight drone flights. The drone flight path will be programmed towards the east side of the flight corridor as much as possible to avoid known nesting habitat if a planned flight occurs during peak nest- ing season. The reliabil- ity of the drones and SMART aircraft render the chances of an unin- tentional landing or a mishap in marsh habitats near DPG as negligible. There is no federally listed threatened or en- DRAFTFINDINGOF dangered species or NOSIGNIFICANTIM- designated critical habi- PACT JOINT LAND AT- tat in the JLENS testing TACK CRUISE MISSILE areas. Because of the lo- DEFENSEELEVATED cation and the few and NETTED SENSOR SYS- infrequent live-fire mis- TEM(JLENS)U.S. sile launches, effects ARMYDUGWAY from noise and combus- PROVINGGROUND, tion emissions on wildlife DUGWAY, UTAH will be negligible. Human Pursuant to the National activity around testing Environmental Policy Act equipment will likely pre- (NEPA) of 1969 and the vent the antennas from Council on Environmen- becoming perches or tal Quality regulations nesting sites; however, (40 Code of Federal DPG Environmental Pro- Regulations [CFR] gram Office staff will ad- 1500-1508) implement- dress any nesting issues ing the procedural provi- prior to lowering the an- sions of NEPA, the U.S. tenna. Installation of the Army gives notice that a meteorological station on Supplemental Environ- Diddle Knoll will occur mental Assessment (EA) outside the breeding and has been prepared for nesting season to avoid test operations of the effecting golden Page 2 Joint Land Attack Cruise of 3 eagles in the vicin- Missile Defense Ele- ity. The RF emissions vated Netted Sensor will not likely effect ter- System (JLENS) at U.S. restrial or avian species Army Dugway Proving of wildlife. Increases in Ground (DPG), Utah and body temperature due to the U.S. Air Force Utah RF emissions will likely Test and Training Range cause wildlife in the area (UTTR), Utah. In accor- of the radars and emit- dance with the U.S. ters to move away from Army's regulations im- the source. The aero- plementing NEPA, spe- stats will be elevated at cifically 32 CFR least 1,000 feet above 651.5(g), the Army re- ground level before full viewed the Final EA power during the radar dated September 2007 testing, which is gener- and prepared the Sup- ally above the soaring plemental EA to address elevation of birds. new information and Cultural Resources changes to the JLENS and Native American test operations. The Concerns: The U.S. 2007 Final EA and Sup- Army determined that plemental EA are hereby Building 4062 is not eligi- incorporated by refer- ble for listing on the Na- ence. Based on the find- tional Register of Historic ings of the Supplemental Places and therefore its EA dated April 2009, it demolition will not affect has been determined an historic property. Af- that an environmental fecting an unknown his- impact statement is not toric property by falling required. debris from the PROPOSEDACTION drone/missile intercept ANDALTERNATIVES: will be minimal because The Proposed Action is the target area has a low to establish land-based probability of containing testing sites on which to cultural resources. Stan- test the JLENS system dard operating proce- to determine its effec- dures to retrieve intact tiveness against cruise drones will be followed missiles and other forms to retrieve any remnants, of aerial attack. The Pro- including review by cul- posed Action includes tural resources staff. The changes to the JLENS potential to effect tradi- support facilities and tional or sacred sites is testing program, and ad- minimal. dresses new information Land Use: The Pro- relevant to environ- posed Action is consis- mental concerns with the tent with the operations testing. The testing proc- in the UTTR and DPG ess will use non-military and will not effect land Lear-type jets, small use. Coordination with manned aerial radar tar- other land management get (SMART) aircraft, agencies and compli- and unmanned aerial ve- ance with any land use hicles (drones) to test restrictions will minimize the JLENS target track- any effects of temporary ing capability. To dem- placement of trucks and onstrate how radar data antenna trailers for the from the JLENS system testing phase. can be used by a Fire Management: With ground-launched missile appropriate fire manage- system, up to six target ment and prevention drones will be inter- measures, including es- cepted with a live-fire, tablished notification and ground-launched missile. response protocols be- Operability of the radars tween DPG and the Bu- in the aerostats will be reau of Land Manage- tested in the moored and ment and having the ap- elevated positions using propriate fire depart- radiofrequency (RF) sig- ments on standby during nals from different testing, wildland fire risk ground-based and aerial will not be significant. transmitters. The No Ac- Safety: The Proposed tion Alternative does not Action will have negligi- meet the purpose and ble effects on public need for fully testing the safety and the safety of JLENS system for acqui- JLENS personnel be- sition and production cause of secured areas, and is therefore rejected remote populations, by the U.S. Army. No al- stringent safety proce- ternatives to the dures, and reliability of changes in the testing the aircraft, drones, and program or locations to equipment used for conduct the testing were JLENS testing. Exposure considered. levels from RF emis- FINDINGS: The U.S. sions during testing of Army determined that the aerostat equipment certain environmental re- and radars will not ex- sources and issues will ceed the maximum per- remain essentially un- missible exposure limits. changed or will not be Energy Management: affected by the Proposed Energy consumption to Action, including geologi- operate vehicles, equip- cal resources, water re- ment, and generators, sources, visual re- and to construct and test sources, airspace, envi- the JLENS system will ronmental justice com- not be excessive for the munities, socioeconom- program. ics, transportation, and Air Resources: Emis- range management. The sions from missile anticipated environ- launches and generators mental consequences will have a negligible, lo- from implementing the calized effect on air qual- Proposed Action are ity; concentrations of summarized as follows: combustion emissions Biological Resources: will be well below the The number of drone permissible threshold flights planned over the limits. Release of helium testing period, the sea- to the atmosphere from son of year the flights the aerostats will not af- will occur, and the loca- fect any ambient air tion of the flight path quality standard. within Snake Valley will Hazardous Materials: minimize the potential to Storing, handling, and effect soaring, roosting, using helium gas will not or nesting raptors. Two have any adverse effect seasons of raptor sur- to JLENS personnel or veys will be completed to the environment. There identify habitat areas of will be small increases in concern that will be use but no notable monitored during five of change in the types of the first eight drone hazardous materials flights. The drone flight handled and stored at NOTICEOFTRUS- path will be programmed DPG and UTTR. Existing INVITATION TO BID TEE'S SALE towards the east side of hazardous materials Separate sealed bids for The following described the flight corridor as storage and handling ca- construction of STOCK- property will be sold at much as possible to pabilities are adequate TONTOWNWASTE- public auction to the avoid known nesting for the JLENS testing WATER PROJECT 2009 highest bidder, payable habitat if a planned flight program; no impacts are will be received by in lawful money of the occurs during peak nest- anticipated. STOCKTONTOWN United States, at the ing season. The reliabil- Solid and Hazardous from bidders. Bids will NOTICEOFPUBLIC steps of the main front ity of the drones and Waste: Hazardous be publicly opened and HEARING AND BONDS entrance to the Tooele SMART aircraft render wastes generated by the read aloud at 2:00 PM TO BE ISSUED AND County Courthouse, 74 the chances of an unin- missile launches will not on AUGUST 3, 2009 at TORECEIVEPUBLIC South 200 East, Tooele, tentional landing or a represent a substantial the Stockton Town of- INPUT Utah on 19 August 2009, mishap in marsh habitats increase in the total fices located at 18 North NOTICEISHEREBY at 2:00 p.m. of said day, NOTICEOFTRUS- near DPG as negligible. quantities of similar Johnson Street, PO Box GIVEN pursuant to the for the purpose of fore- TEE'S SALE There is no federally wastes generated at 240, Stockton Utah, provisions of the Local closing a Trust Deed The following described listed threatened or en- DPG or UTTR. Debris 84071. The work to be Government Bonding originally executed by property will be sold at DRAFTFINDINGOF dangered species or from demolishing Build- performed under this Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Grantsville Estates, public auction to the NOSIGNIFICANTIM- designated critical habi- ing 4062 will not signifi- project shall consist of Utah Code Annotated L.L.C. as Trustor, in fa- highest bidder, payable PACT JOINT LAND AT- tat in the JLENS testing cantly effect solid waste furnishing all labor, ma- 1953, as amended, that vor of B & D Title Com- in lawful money of the TACK CRUISE MISSILE areas. Because of the lo- disposal or landfill ca- terials and equipment re- on April 12, 2009, the pany of Tooele, Inc., United States at the time DEFENSEELEVATED cation and the few and pacity. quired to construct the Town Council (the trustee, covering real of the sale, at the front NETTED SENSOR SYS- infrequent live-fire mis- Noise: Personnel in the facilities and features “Council”) of Stockton property located at ap- steps of the Tooele TEM(JLENS)U.S. sile launches, effects missile launch hazard called for by the CON- Town, Utah (the “Is- proximately the south- County Courthouse at 74 ARMYDUGWAY from noise and combus- area will be sheltered in TRACTDOCUMENTS suer”), adopted a resolu- west corner of Nygreen South 100 East #14, PROVINGGROUND, tion emissions on wildlife protective structures and and as shown on the tion (the “Resolution”) in and Worthington Streets, Tooele, Utah County, DUGWAY, UTAH will be negligible. Human wearing protective hear- DRAWINGS. The Stock- which it authorized the Grantsville City, Utah Utah, on August 17, Pursuant to the National activity around testing ing devices. Noise levels ton Town Wastewater issuance of the Issuer's 84029. The property is 2009 at the hour of 1:00 Environmental Policy Act equipment will likely pre- outside the launch haz- Collection System con- Taxable Sewer Revenue more particularly de- p.m. of said day, for the (NEPA) of 1969 and the vent the antennas from ard area will be below sists of approximately Bonds, Series 2009 (the scribed as: purpose of foreclosing a Council on Environmen- becoming perches or regulatory requirements 37,025 feet of main line “Series 2009 Bonds”) Land situated in the Trust Deed originally tal Quality regulations nesting sites; however, for hearing protection; no sewer pipe, 131 man- and the calling of a pub- State of Utah, County of executed by Halifax (40 Code of Federal DPG Environmental Pro- impacts are anticipated. holes, 7,860 feet of serv- lic hearing to receive in- Tooele more particularly Land Company, L.L.C., Regulations [CFR] gram Office staff will ad- The flight path of the ice lateral pipe, and a 30 put from the public with described as: Thomas P. Maxwell, 1500-1508) implement- dress any nesting issues drone will avoid occu- acre total containment respect to (a) the issu- Beginning at the North Brandon Bell and Audrey ing the procedural provi- prior to lowering the an- pied structures in Snake lagoon treatment sys- ance of the Series 2009 Quarter corner of Sec- Ence Bell, as Trustors, in sions of NEPA, the U.S. tenna. Installation of the Valley by a minimum of tem. Plans and specifi- Bonds and (b) any po- Tuesday July 21,tion 2009 8, Township 3 favor of Granite Federal Army gives noticeTooele that a meteorologicalTranscrip stationt-Bulle on one nauticaltin mile thereby cations will be available tential economic impactB7 South, Range 5 West, Credit Union, covering Supplemental Environ- Diddle Knoll will occur minimizing noise impacts after July 13, 2009 at the that the improvements to Salt Lake Base and Me- real properties located at mental Assessment (EA) outside the breeding and on occupants. offices of Sunrise Engi- be financed with the pro- Public Notices ridian;Public and Notices running 277Public East Durfee Notices Street, hasPublic been preparedNotices for nestingPublic season Notices to avoid CumulativePublic Notices Impacts: neering,Public Inc. Notices 25 East 500 Public Notices ceedsPublic of the Notices Series 2009 Trustees thenceTrustees South 00°27'52" Grantsville,Trustees Utah 84029 testMiscellaneous operations of the effectingMiscellaneous golden Page 2 EffectsMiscellaneous of the Proposed North,Miscellaneous Fillmore, Utah Miscellaneous BondsMiscellaneous may have on the West along the and 5951 Genoa Lane, Joint Land Attack Cruise of 3 eagles in the vicin- Action will not signifi- 84631, telephone (435) private sector. NOTICEOFTRUS- North-South center line Stansbury Park, Utah Missile Defense Ele- ity. The RF emissions cantly contribute to or 743-6151, upon receipt PUBLIC NOTICE TIME, PLACE, AND LO- TEE'S SALE of said section 2642.11 84074, and more par- vated Netted Sensor will not likely effect ter- cause cumulative im- of $120.00 for each set As part of Tooele CATIONOFPUBLIC APN: 12-039-0-0338 feet; thence North ticularly described as: System (JLENS) at U.S. restrial or avian species pacts on environmental (non-refundable). The County's “Community HEARING Trust No. 1189121-07 89°57'00" East 2640.95 Exhibit A Army Dugway Proving of wildlife. Increases in resources in the area of ENGINEER for this Con- Development Block The Issuer shall hold a Ref: Paul R Brown TRA: feet along the East-West Parcel 1: Ground (DPG), Utah and body temperature due to DPG and UTTR. tract will be Sunrise En- Grant” program for 2009, public hearing on August Loan No. xxxxxx7003. center section line to the Beginning 6.91 chains the U.S. Air Force Utah RF emissions will likely PUBLICREVIEW: The gineering, Incorporated the County will be ac- 3, 2009, at the hour of IMPORTANTNOTICE East Quarter corner of East of the Southwest Test and Training Range cause wildlife in the area U.S. Army conducted and they will be repre- quiring a parcel of 7:00 p.m. at 18 North TOPROPERTY said section; thence corner of Section 33, (UTTR), Utah. In accor- of the radars and emit- public outreach between sented by Robert Wor- ground and commercial Johnson Street, Stock- OWNER:YOUAREIN North 00°26'54" East Township 2 south, dance with the U.S. ters to move away from March and November ley, P.E. as Project Engi- buildings in the incorpo- ton Town, Utah. The DEFAULTUNDERA 1298.90 feet; thence Range 5 West, Salt Lake Army's regulations im- the source. The aero- 2008 and participated in neer. A pre-bid tour will rated portion of Tooele purpose of the hearing is DEEDOFTRUST, North 89°36'30" West Base and Meridian; run- plementing NEPA, spe- stats will be elevated at four briefings and public be held on July 22, County to be utilized for to receive input from the DATED September 27, 1286.47 feet; thence ning thence East 13.09 cifically 32 CFR least 1,000 feet above meetings in communities 2009, at 2:00 PM. The the development of public with respect to (a) 2006. UNLESS YOU North 00°29'15" East chains, thence North 651.5(g), the Army re- ground level before full in the Snake Valley area pre-bid tour will leave multi-family temporary the issuance of the Se- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 1332.65 feet to the North 13.88 chains, thence viewed the Final EA power during the radar of Utah. A public notice from the office of the supportive housing. This ries 2009 Bonds and (b) TECTYOURPROP- line of said section; West 11.44 chains, dated September 2007 testing, which is gener- was published in the Owner at 18 North John- parcel is described as any potential economic ERTY,ITMAYBE thence along the North thence South 13.88 and prepared the Sup- ally above the soaring Dugway Dispatch, Hilltop son Street, Stockton, follows: impact that the improve- SOLDATAPUBLIC section line South chains to the point of be- plemental EA to address elevation of birds. Times, Ogden Standard Utah. Attendance at the BEG N 1234.64 FT & W ments to be financed SALE.IFYOUNEED 89°58'39" West 1354.60 ginning. new information and Cultural Resources Examiner, Tooele Tran- pre-bid tour is mandatory 630.48 FT FR SE COR with the proceeds of the ANEXPLANATIONOF feet to the North Quarter Less and excepting: changes to the JLENS and Native American script Bulletin, Wendover for all General Contrac- SW1/4 OF NE1/4, SEC Series 2009 Bonds may THISPROCEEDING, corner and the point of Beginning East 506.46 test operations. The Concerns: The U.S. Times, Ely Times, Salt tors intending to submit 33, T3S, R4W, SLB&M, have on the private sec- YOUSHOULDCON- beginning. feet from the Southwest 2007 Final EA and Sup- Army determined that Lake Deseret News, and a bid for the Project. ON E BDY OF CANYON tor. All members of the TACT A LAWYER. On SUBJECT TO a 7.5 foot comer of Section 33, plemental EA are hereby Building 4062 is not eligi- Salt Lake Tribune an- The project is funded RD,THALGELICAN- public are invited to at- August 11, 2009, at Public Utility Easement Township 2 South, incorporated by refer- ble for listing on the Na- nouncing the availability with money from the YON RD N 5°08'44” E tend and participate. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- reserved to Grantsville Range 5 West, Salt Lake ence. Based on the find- tional Register of Historic of the Draft Supplemen- Utah Water Quality 314.78 FT TO HWY PURPOSEFORISSU- dall, Trustee James H. City within the perimeter Base and Meridian, point ings of the Supplemental Places and therefore its tal EA and Draft Finding Board and with monies R/W, N 38°36'04” E ING THE SERIES 2009 Woodall, as duly ap- of the above described being further described EA dated April 2009, it demolition will not affect of No Significant Impact made available by the 47.44 FT ALG R/W, S BONDS pointed Trustee under a parcel. as being North 40.28 has been determined an historic property. Af- (FNSI) for a 30-day pub- Federal American Re- 85°20' E 173 FT ALG The Series 2009 Bonds Deed of Trust recorded EXCEPTINGTHERE- feet and East 761.76 that an environmental fecting an unknown his- lic review. Copies of the covery and Reinvest- OLDFENCELI,S will be issued for the pur- September 29, 2006, as FROMALLOIL,GAS feet from a Tooele impact statement is not toric property by falling Draft Supplemental EA ment Act of 2009 27°00'W 377 FT, W pose of financing the Instrument No. 268577, ANDOTHERMINER- County Brass Monument required. debris from the and Draft FNSI were (ARRA) and such law 59.06 FT M/L TO BEG. construction of a new in Book xx, Page xx, of ALS. marked Southwest PROPOSEDACTION drone/missile intercept placed three Salt Lake contains provisions com- ---RESERVINGAPER- wastewater collection the Official Records in Parcel tax identification comer Section 33; ANDALTERNATIVES: will be minimal because City libraries, one library monly known as “Buy PETUALSEWERLI and treatment facilities the office at the County numbers 1-75-30, thence North 00°18'52" The Proposed Action is the target area has a low in Tooele, and two DPG American;” that requires EASEMENTANDR/W and related improve- Recorder of Tooele 1-75-32, and 1-75-33. West 637.55 feet along to establish land-based probability of containing libraries. all of the iron, steel, and FORTHEMAINTE- ments (collectively, the County, State of Utah, The current beneficiary the East right of way line testing sites on which to cultural resources. Stan- CONCLUSION: Based manufactured goods NANCE THEREOF FOR “Project”). executed by Paul R of the trust deed is of East Street to the test the JLENS system dard operating proce- on the Supplemental EA, used in the project be THEBENEFITOFTHE PARAMETERS OF THE Brown and Mindy L Grantsville Development Westerly right of way line to determine its effec- dures to retrieve intact I conclude that the envi- produced in the United FOLLOWINGDE- SERIES 2009 BONDS Brown Husband And Company, L.L.C., an of state Highway 112, tiveness against cruise drones will be followed ronmental effects of the States. The prevailing SCRIBEDPROPERTY: The Issuer intends to is- Wife As Jointtenants, will Alaska limited liability thence 718.62 feet missiles and other forms to retrieve any remnants, Proposed Action will not rate of wages, as deter- BEGATAPTN sue bonds in one or sell at public auction to company, and the record Southeasterly along a of aerial attack. The Pro- including review by cul- be individually or cumu- mined by the U.S. Sec- 0°30'53” W 1220.78 FT more series, from time to highest bidder, payable owner of the property as non-tangent curve to the posed Action includes tural resources staff. The lative significant and the retary of Labor, in accor- AND W 304.87 FT AND time, in the aggregate in lawful money of the of the recording of the left, said curve having a changes to the JLENS potential to effect tradi- preparation of an envi- dance with the Davis-Ba- S 27°30'00” W 65.90 FT principal amount of not United States at the time notice of default is radius of 1940.10 feet support facilities and tional or sacred sites is ronmental impact state- con act, shall be paid for FRTHECOMPUTED more than Ten Million of sale. Successful bid- Grantsville Estates, L.L. (chord bearing South testing program, and ad- minimal. ment is not warranted. each craft or type of la- LOCATIONOFTHESE Seven Hundred ders must tender a de- C. 27°09'99” East 714.52 dresses new information Land Use: The Pro- Robert E. Jones, Jr. bor needed to perform COROFTHESW_OF Sixty-four Thousand Dol- posit of $5,000 in certi- Bidders must tender to feet), thence South relevant to environ- posed Action is consis- Colonel, US Army the contract. This is an THE NEW _ OF SEC 33, lars ($10,764,000) fied funds to the trustee the trustee, at the sale, a 89°41'08" West 322.57 mental concerns with the tent with the operations Commanding Equal Employment Op- T3S, R4W, SLB&M: ($8,787,000 of the total at the time of sale, with $5,000.00 cashier's feet to the point of begin- testing. The testing proc- in the UTTR and DPG In accordance with portunity (EEO) project. RUN TH N 57°03'04” W principal will be forgiven the balance due by noon check payable to the ning. ess will use non-military and will not effect land NEPA and the U.S. Air Bidders on this project 188.04 FT; TH S by the purchaser, such the following business trustee and a cashier's Also, less and excepting Lear-type jets, small use. Coordination with Force Environmental Im- will be required to com- 34°05'08” W 92.33 FT; that the Issuer will be ob- day, at the office of the check for the balance of any and all portions lying manned aerial radar tar- other land management pact Analysis Process ply with the President's TH W 77.64 FT TO A ligated to repay only Trustee. At the tooele the purchase price by within the legal bounds get (SMART) aircraft, agencies and compli- (EIAP) regulations (32 Executive Order No. ROAD; TH N 05°08'45” $1,977,000 of the princi- county courthouse 74 12:00 noon on the first of Stansbury Shadows and unmanned aerial ve- ance with any land use CFR 989), the JLENS 11518, 11246, and E 40.25 FT ALG SD pal amount) to bear no South 100 East Tooele business day following Subdivision, State High- hicles (drones) to test restrictions will minimize Supplemental EA was 11375, as well as other ROAD; TH E 76.20 FT; interest, to mature in not Utah all right, title and in- the sale. way 112 and East the JLENS target track- any effects of temporary reviewed by Air Force Federal Regulations indi- TH N 27°33'01” E more than thirty-five (35) terest conveyed to and Dated: 17 July 2009. Street. #01-080-00013. ing capability. To dem- placement of trucks and personnel at Hill Air cated in the CONTRACT 160.02 FT TH S years from their date or now held by it under said Rolf H. Berger, Trustee PARCEL 2: onstrate how radar data antenna trailers for the Force Base and Air DOCUMENTS. The Mi- 62°30'00” E 214.23 FT; dates, and to be sold at Deed of Trust in the (Published in the Tran- Lot 34, LAKESIDE SUB- from the JLENS system testing phase. Force Material Com- nority Business Enter- TH S 27°30'00 W 122.68 a price not less than property situated in said script Bulletin July 21, 28 DIVISION NO. 3, ac- can be used by a Fire Management: With mand and it was deter- prise (MBE) goals and FT TO THE POB. ninety-nine percent County and State de- & August 4, 2009) cording to the plat ground-launched missile appropriate fire manage- mined that the Supple- the Women's Business The Tooele County (99%) of the total princi- scribed as: Lot 338, thereof as recorded in system, up to six target ment and prevention mental EA satisfies Air Enterprise (WBE) fair CDBG office has deter- pal amount thereof. oquirrh meadows subdi- NOTICEOFTRUS- the office of the Tooele drones will be inter- measures, including es- Force EIAP require- share goals for this Con- mined that this acquisi- The Series 2009 Bonds vision phase 3, accord- TEE'S SALE County Recorder. cepted with a live-fire, tablished notification and ments for adoption. I tract are 4% and 2% re- tion is a “Voluntary Ac- are to be issued and ing to the official plat The following described #09-019-0-0034. ground-launched missile. response protocols be- hereby adopt the Sup- spectively. Small busi- quisition” as specified by sold by the Issuer pursu- thereof on file and of re- property will be sold at The current beneficiary Operability of the radars tween DPG and the Bu- plemental EA and based ness participation is also the criteria contained in ant to the Resolution, in- cord in the Tooele public auction to the of the trust deed is Gran- in the aerostats will be reau of Land Manage- on its contents, conclude solicited. 49 CFR 24.101(a), and cluding as part of said county recorder's office.. highest bidder, payable ite Federal Credit Union tested in the moored and ment and having the ap- that the environmental (Published in the Tran- as such is exempt from Resolution the draft of a The street address and in lawful money of the and the record owner of elevated positions using propriate fire depart- impacts of the Proposed script Bulletin July 7, 14, the provisions of the Uni- Final Bond Resolution other common designa- United States, at the the property as of the re- radiofrequency (RF) sig- ments on standby during Action will not be indi- 21 & 28, 2009) form Relocation and which was before the tion of the real property steps of the main front cording of the notice of nals from different testing, wildland fire risk vidually or cumulatively Real Property Acquisi- Council and attached to described above is pur- entrance to the Tooele default is Halifax Land ground-based and aerial will not be significant. significant and the REQUESTFORPRO- tion Policies Act of 1970, the Resolution in sub- ported to be: 248 North County Courthouse, 74 Company, L.L.C. (as to transmitters. The No Ac- Safety: The Proposed preparation of an envi- POSALSFORENGI- as amended. However, stantially final form at the 630 East Tooele Ut South 200 East, Tooele, Parcel 1) and Brandon tion Alternative does not Action will have negligi- ronmental impact state- NEERING SERVICES the Tooele County time of the adoption of 84074. Estimated Total Utah on 19 August 2009, Bell and Audrey Ence meet the purpose and ble effects on public ment is not warranted. GRANTSVILLECITY CDBG office will sub- the Resolution and said Debt as of August 11, at 2:15 p.m. of said day, Bell (as to Parcel 2). need for fully testing the safety and the safety of Timothy K. Bridges, CORPORATION stantially comply with the Final Bond Resolution is 2009 is $177,262.28. for the purpose of fore- This Trust Deed is re- JLENS system for acqui- JLENS personnel be- SES STREET REBUILD AND real property acquisition to be adopted by the The undersigned Trus- closing a Trust Deed corded as Entry Number sition and production cause of secured areas, Director of Communi- REPAIR procedures contained in Council in such form and tee disclaims any liability originally executed by 293094 of the records of and is therefore rejected remote populations, cations Installations Grantsville City Corpora- the Uniform Act. with such changes for any incorrectness of Grantsville Estates, the Tooele County Re- by the U.S. Army. No al- stringent safety proce- and Mission Support tion is accepting state- Tooele County acknowl- thereto as shall be ap- the street address and L.L.C. as Trustor, in fa- corder. Bidders must be ternatives to the dures, and reliability of Headquarters Air Force ments of qualifications edges that any disloca- proved by the Council other common designa- vor of B & D Title Com- prepared to tender to the changes in the testing the aircraft, drones, and Material Command and proposals from tion of residents on the upon the adoption tion, if any, shown pany of Tooele, Inc., trustee $5,000.00 at the program or locations to equipment used for (Published in the Tran- qualified engineers for property will be accom- thereof; provided that the herein. Said sale will be trustee, covering real sale and the balance of conduct the testing were JLENS testing. Exposure script Bulletin July 21, 23 the design, preparation plished according to the principal amount, inter- made without covenant property located on the the purchase price by considered. levels from RF emis- & 28, 2009) of contract documents provisions related to re- est rate or rates, matur- or warranty, express or south side of Nygreen 12:00 noon the day fol- FINDINGS: The U.S. sions during testing of and construction admini- location in the Uniform ity, and discount of the implied, regarding title, Street approximately lowing the sale. Both Army determined that the aerostat equipment PUBLIC NOTICE stration for the rebuild Act and in Section Series 2009 Bonds will possession, condition or one-half (1/2) mile south payments must be in the certain environmental re- and radars will not ex- TOOELECITYPOLICE and/or repair of numer- 104(d) of the Housing not exceed the maxi- encumbrances, including of the intersection of Ny- form of a cashier's check sources and issues will ceed the maximum per- DEPARTMENTAPPLI- ous Grantsville City and Community Devel- mums set forth above. fees, charges and ex- green and Worthington or certified funds. remain essentially un- missible exposure limits. CATIONFOR streets. Experience in opment Act of 1974, as A copy of the Resolution penses of the Trustee Streets, Grantsville City, The trustee maintains a changed or will not be Energy Management: $16,125.00 IN BJA, this type of work is pre- amended. and the Final Bond and of the trusts created Utah 84029. The prop- bona fide office in the affected by the Proposed Energy consumption to JUSTICEASSISTANCE ferred. A written state- Any questions relating to Resolution are on file in by said Deed of Trust, to erty is more particularly state meeting the re- Action, including geologi- operate vehicles, equip- GRANT FUNDING. ment of qualifications the acquisition of this the office of the Town pay the remaining princi- described as: quirements of Subsec- cal resources, water re- ment, and generators, The Bureau of Justice and fee for the engineer- property should be ad- Clerk of Stockton Town pal sums of the note(s) Land situated in the tion 57-1-21(1)(b). The sources, visual re- and to construct and test Assistance, Department ing services will be ac- dressed to Karen Kui- located at 18 North secured by said Deed of State of Utah, County of address of the office of sources, airspace, envi- the JLENS system will of Justice, Office of Jus- cepted at the Grantsville pers, Project Coordina- Johnson Street, Stock- Trust. The current bene- Tooele more particularly the trustee is P.O. Box ronmental justice com- not be excessive for the tice Programs, Washing- City Offices, located at tor, 47 South Main Ste ton Town, Utah, where ficiary of the Trust Deed described as: 25786, Salt Lake City, munities, socioeconom- program. ton, D.C., has an- 429 East Main Street, 31, Tooele, Utah, 84074, they may be examined as of the date of this no- N 1/2 of SE 1/4 Section UT 84125-0786. The ics, transportation, and Air Resources: Emis- nounced the eligibility of Grantsville, Utah 84029 435-830-7953. during regular business tice is: Mortgage Elec- 8, Township 3 South, hours during which the range management. The sions from missile the Tooele City Police until 5:00 p.m. on Mon- (Published in the Tran- hours of the Town Clerk tronic Registration Sys- Range 5 West, Salt Lake trustee can be contacted anticipated environ- launches and generators Department for day August 3, 2009. script Bulletin July 21, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 tems, Inc. The record Base and Meridian, par- regarding the notice of mental consequences will have a negligible, lo- $16,125.00 in Justice Specifications in order to 2009) p.m., Monday through owner of the property as cel identification num- default are 8:30 a.m. to from implementing the calized effect on air qual- Assistance Grant (JAG) respond to this Friday, for a period of at NOTICEOFPUBLIC of the recording of the bers 1-75-13, 1-75-14, 5:00 p.m., Monday Proposed Action are ity; concentrations of Funds. The Tooele City RFQ/RFP will be made least thirty (30) days HEARING AND BONDS Notice of Default is/are: 1-75-15, and 1-75-19; through Friday, with the summarized as follows: combustion emissions Police Chief intends to available to any inter- from and after the date TO BE ISSUED AND Paul R. Brown and and S 1/4 of the SW 1/4 exception of legal holi- Biological Resources: will be well below the apply for this funding ested party by contacting of publication of this no- TORECEIVEPUBLIC Mindy L. Brown. Dated: of the SE 1/4 Section 8, days. The trustee may The number of drone permissible threshold and to use it to purchase Jeremy Walker, Grants- tice. INPUT July 14, 2009. Township 3 South, be contacted by tele- flights planned over the limits. Release of helium less lethal equipment for ville City Finance Direc- NOTICEISFURTHER NOTICEISHEREBY James H. Woodall, Range 5 West, Salt lake phone during these testing period, the sea- to the atmosphere from the police department. tor, 429 East Main GIVEN that a period of GIVEN pursuant to the Trustee James H. Woo- Base and Meridian, par- hours at (801) 972-0307. son of year the flights the aerostats will not af- There is no cash match Street, Grantsville, Utah thirty (30) days from and provisions of the Local dall 10653 River Front cel identification number THIS IS AN EFFORT TO will occur, and the loca- fect any ambient air of public monies re- 84029; telephone (435) after the date of the pub- Government Bonding Parkway, Suite 290 1-75-20. COLLECTADEBT.IN- tion of the flight path quality standard. quired for this Award. 884-3411, or by email at lication of this notice is Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, South Jordan Ut The current beneficiary FORMATIONRE- within Snake Valley will Hazardous Materials: Public comment is wel- jwalker@grantsvilleut. provided by law during Utah Code Annotated 84095 (801)254-9450 of the trust deed is Clark CEIVEDMAYBEUSED minimize the potential to Storing, handling, and comed by the Tooele gov. Specific questions which any person in in- 1953, as amended, that (800) 245-1886 (Hot- Realty, L.L.C., a Utah FOR THAT PURPOSE. effect soaring, roosting, using helium gas will not City Police Department about this work will also terest shall have the on April 12, 2009, the line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - limited liability company, DATED this 16th day of or nesting raptors. Two have any adverse effect at 323 North Main be responded to by con- right to contest the legal- Town Council (the 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: and the record owner of July, 2009. seasons of raptor sur- to JLENS personnel or Street, Tooele City, Utah tacting Joel Kertamus, ity of the Resolution, the “Council”) of Stockton James H. Woodall, the property as of the re- /s/ BRUCE L. RICH- veys will be completed to the environment. There 84074; telephone num- Public Works Director Final Bond Resolution, Town, Utah (the “Is- Trustee James H. Woo- cording of the notice of ARDS, Trustee identify habitat areas of will be small increases in ber 435-882-8900, or at telephone (435) 884- or the Series 2009 suer”), adopted a resolu- dall R-243696 default is Grantsville Es- 1805 South Redwood concern that will be use but no notable tooelecity.org. 0627, or by email at Bonds, or any provision tion (the “Resolution”) in (Published in the Tran- tates, L.L.C. Road monitored during five of change in the types of (Published in the Tran- rjkertamus @questoffice. made for the security which it authorized the script Bulletin July 14, Bidders must tender to P.O. Box 25786 the first eight drone hazardous materials script Bulletin July 21, 23 net http://www.grantsvil- and payment of the Se- issuance of the Issuer's 21, 28, 2009) the trustee, at the sale, a Salt Lake City UT flights. The drone flight handled and stored at & 28, 2009) leut.gov. RFQ/RFPs ries 2009 Bonds, and Taxable Sewer Revenue $5,000.00 cashier's 84125-0786 path will be programmed DPG and UTTR. Existing submitted after August 3, that after such time, no Bonds, Series 2009 (the NOTICEOFTRUS- check payable to the (Published in the Tran- towards the east side of hazardous materials INVITATION TO BID 2009 at 5:00 p.m. will not one shall have any “Series 2009 Bonds”) TEE'S SALE trustee and a cashier's script Bulletin July 21, 28 the flight corridor as storage and handling ca- Separate sealed bids for be considered. Grants- cause of action to con- and the calling of a pub- The following described check for the balance of & August 4, 2009) much as possible to pabilities are adequate construction of STOCK- ville City will not accept test the regularity, for- lic hearing to receive in- property will be sold at the purchase price by avoid known nesting for the JLENS testing TONTOWNWASTE- any RFQ/RFP submittal mality, or legality thereof put from the public with public auction to the 12:00 noon on the first habitat if a planned flight program; no impacts are WATER PROJECT 2009 by facsimile, electronic for any cause whatso- respect to (a) the issu- highest bidder, payable business day following Public Notices occurs during peak nest- anticipated. will be received by transmission or any ever. ance of the Series 2009 in lawful money of the the sale. Miscellaneous ing season. The reliabil- Solid and Hazardous STOCKTONTOWN method other that stated DATED this June 18, Bonds and (b) any po- United States, at the Dated: 17 July 2009. ity of the drones and Waste: Hazardous from bidders. Bids will above. Grantsville City 2009. tential economic impact steps of the main front Rolf H. Berger, Trustee Deadline for public no- SMART aircraft render wastes generated by the be publicly opened and reserves the right not to /s/Cherrie Staley that the improvements to entrance to the Tooele (Published in the Tran- tices is 4 p.m. the day the chances of an unin- missile launches will not read aloud at 2:00 PM issue a RFQ/RFP and to Town Clerk be financed with the pro- County Courthouse, 74 script Bulletin July 21, 28 prior to publication. tentional landing or a represent a substantial on AUGUST 3, 2009 at cancel or modify this so- (Published in the Tran- ceeds of the Series 2009 South 200 East, Tooele, & August 4, 2009) Public notices submit- mishap in marsh habitats increase in the total the Stockton Town of- licitation at any time if it script Bulletin July 14 & Bonds may have on the Utah on 19 August 2009, ted past the deadline near DPG as negligible. quantities of similar fices located at 18 North deems, in its sole discre- 21, 2009) at 2:00 p.m. of said day, NOTICEOFTRUS- will not be accepted. There is no federally wastes generated at Johnson Street, PO Box tion, that such measures private sector. for the purpose of fore- TEE'S SALE UPAXLP listed threatened or en- DPG or UTTR. Debris 240, Stockton Utah, are in Grantsville's best TIME, PLACE, AND LO- closing a Trust Deed The following described dangered species or from demolishing Build- 84071. The work to be interests. It is antici- CATIONOFPUBLIC originally executed by property will be sold at DRAFTFINDINGOF designated critical habi- ing 4062 will not signifi- performed under this pated that the HEARING Grantsville Estates, public auction to the NOSIGNIFICANTIM- tat in the JLENS testing cantly effect solid waste project shall consist of RFP/RFQs will be for- The Issuer shall hold a L.L.C. as Trustor, in fa- highest bidder, payable PACT JOINT LAND AT- areas. Because of the lo- disposal or landfill ca- furnishing all labor, ma- mally considered and public hearing on August vor of B & D Title Com- in lawful money of the TACK CRUISE MISSILE cation and the few and pacity. terials and equipment re- awarded at the City 3, 2009, at the hour of pany of Tooele, Inc., United States at the time DEFENSEELEVATED infrequent live-fire mis- Noise: Personnel in the quired to construct the Council meeting on 7:00 p.m. at 18 North trustee, covering real of the sale, at the front NETTED SENSOR SYS- sile launches, effects missile launch hazard facilities and features August 5, 2009 at the Johnson Street, Stock- property located at ap- steps of the Tooele TEM(JLENS)U.S. from noise and combus- area will be sheltered in called for by the CON- 7:00 p.m. meeting ton Town, Utah. The proximately the south- County Courthouse at 74 ARMYDUGWAY tion emissions on wildlife protective structures and TRACTDOCUMENTS Dated this 21st day of purpose of the hearing is west corner of Nygreen South 100 East #14, PROVINGGROUND, will be negligible. Human wearing protective hear- and as shown on the July, 2009. to receive input from the and Worthington Streets, Tooele, Utah County, DUGWAY, UTAH activity around testing ing devices. Noise levels DRAWINGS. The Stock- Jeremy Walker public with respect to (a) Grantsville City, Utah Utah, on August 17, Pursuant to the National equipment will likely pre- outside the launch haz- ton Town Wastewater Finance Director the issuance of the Se- 84029. The property is 2009 at the hour of 1:00 Environmental Policy Act vent the antennas from ard area will be below Collection System con- (Published in the Tran- ries 2009 Bonds and (b) more particularly de- p.m. of said day, for the (NEPA) of 1969 and the becoming perches or regulatory requirements sists of approximately script Bulletin July 21 & any potential economic scribed as: purpose of foreclosing a Council on Environmen- nesting sites; however, for hearing protection; no 37,025 feet of main line 28, 2009) impact that the improve- Land situated in the Trust Deed originally tal Quality regulations DPG Environmental Pro- impacts are anticipated. sewer pipe, 131 man- ments to be financed State of Utah, County of executed by Halifax (40 Code of Federal gram Office staff will ad- The flight path of the holes, 7,860 feet of serv- with the proceeds of the Tooele more particularly Land Company, L.L.C., Regulations [CFR] dress any nesting issues drone will avoid occu- ice lateral pipe, and a 30 Clean Out Series 2009 Bonds may described as: Thomas P. Maxwell, 1500-1508) implement- prior to lowering the an- pied structures in Snake acre total containment have on the private sec- Beginning at the North Brandon Bell and Audrey ing the procedural provi- tenna. Installation of the Valley by a minimum of lagoon treatment sys- Your Attic! tor. All members of the Quarter corner of Sec- Ence Bell, as Trustors, in sions of NEPA, the U.S. meteorological station on one nautical mile thereby tem. Plans and specifi- publicOrder are invited to at- tion 8, Township 3 favor of Granite Federal Army gives notice that a cations will be available tend and participate. Diddle Knoll will occur minimizing noise impacts TOOELE classified ads South, Range 5 West, Credit Union, covering Supplemental Environ- after July 13, 2009 at the TRANSCRIPT PURPOSEFORISSU-your outside the breeding and on occupants. BULLETIN Salt Lake Base and Me- real properties located at mental Assessment (EA) nesting season to avoid Cumulative Impacts: offices of Sunrise Engi- ING THE SERIES 2009 ridian; and running 277 East Durfee Street, has been prepared for effecting golden Page 2 Effects of the Proposed neering, Inc. 25 East 500 BONDS thence South 00°27'52" Grantsville, Utah 84029 test operations of the North, Fillmore, Utah 882-0050 The Series 2009Online! Bonds of 3 eagles in the vicin- Action will not signifi- West along the and 5951 Genoa Lane, Joint Land Attack Cruise ity. The RF emissions cantly contribute to or 84631, telephone (435) willwww.tooeletranscript.com be issued for the pur- North-South center line Stansbury Park, Utah Missile Defense Ele- will not likely effect ter- cause cumulative im- 743-6151, upon receipt poseTo place of financing your classified the ads in the TooeleTranscript of said section 2642.11 84074, and more par- vated Netted Sensor restrial or avian species pacts on environmental of $120.00 for each set constructionBulletin, visit ofwww.tooeletranscript.com. a new Your ad will feet; thence North ticularly described as: System (JLENS) at U.S. of wildlife. Increases in resources in the area of (non-refundable). The wastewaterappear in the print collection issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele 89°57'00" East 2640.95 Exhibit A Army Dugway Proving body temperature due to DPG and UTTR. ENGINEER for this Con- and treatment facilities Valley Extra and on the feet along the East-West Parcel 1: Ground (DPG), Utah and RF emissions will likely PUBLICREVIEW: The tract will be Sunrise En- and related improve- tooeletranscript.com website! center section line to the Beginning 6.91 chains the U.S. Air Force Utah cause wildlife in the area U.S. Army conducted gineering, Incorporated ments (collectively, the East Quarter corner of East of the Southwest Test and Training Range of the radars and emit- public outreach between and they will be repre- “Project”). said section; thence corner of Section 33, (UTTR), Utah. In accor- ters to move away from March and November sented by Robert Wor- PARAMETERS OF THE North 00°26'54" East Township 2 south, dance with the U.S. the source. The aero- 2008 and participated in ley, P.E. as Project Engi- SERIES 2009 BONDS 1298.90 feet; thence Range 5 West, Salt Lake Army's regulations im- stats will be elevated at four briefings and public neer. A pre-bid tour will The Issuer intends to is- North 89°36'30" West Base and Meridian; run- plementing NEPA, spe- least 1,000 feet above meetings in communities be held on July 22, sue bonds in one or 1286.47 feet; thence ning thence East 13.09 cifically 32 CFR ground level before full in the Snake Valley area 2009, at 2:00 PM. The more series, from time to North 00°29'15" East chains, thence North 651.5(g), the Army re- power during the radar of Utah. A public notice pre-bid tour will leave time, in the aggregate 1332.65 feet to the North 13.88 chains, thence viewed the Final EA testing, which is gener- was published in the from the office of the principal amount of not line of said section; West 11.44 chains, dated September 2007 ally above the soaring Dugway Dispatch, Hilltop Owner at 18 North John- more than Ten Million thence along the North thence South 13.88 and prepared the Sup- elevation of birds. Times, Ogden Standard son Street, Stockton, Seven Hundred section line South chains to the point of be- plemental EA to address Cultural Resources Examiner, Tooele Tran- Utah. Attendance at the Sixty-four Thousand Dol- 89°58'39" West 1354.60 ginning. new information and and Native American script Bulletin, Wendover pre-bid tour is mandatory lars ($10,764,000) feet to the North Quarter Less and excepting: changes to the JLENS Concerns: The U.S. Times, Ely Times, Salt for all General Contrac- ($8,787,000 of the total corner and the point of Beginning East 506.46 test operations. The Army determined that Lake Deseret News, and tors intending to submit principal will be forgiven beginning. feet from the Southwest 2007 Final EA and Sup- Building 4062 is not eligi- Salt Lake Tribune an- a bid for the Project. by the purchaser, such SUBJECT TO a 7.5 foot comer of Section 33, plemental EA are hereby ble for listing on the Na- nouncing the availability The project is funded that the Issuer will be ob- Public Utility Easement Township 2 South, incorporated by refer- tional Register of Historic of the Draft Supplemen- with money from the ligated to repay only reserved to Grantsville Range 5 West, Salt Lake ence. Based on the find- Places and therefore its tal EA and Draft Finding Utah Water Quality $1,977,000 of the princi- City within the perimeter Base and Meridian, point ings of the Supplemental demolition will not affect of No Significant Impact Board and with monies pal amount) to bear no of the above described being further described EA dated April 2009, it an historic property. Af- (FNSI) for a 30-day pub- made available by the interest, to mature in not parcel. as being North 40.28 has been determined fecting an unknown his- lic review. Copies of the Federal American Re- more than thirty-five (35) EXCEPTINGTHERE- feet and East 761.76 that an environmental toric property by falling Draft Supplemental EA covery and Reinvest- years from their date or FROMALLOIL,GAS feet from a Tooele impact statement is not debris from the and Draft FNSI were ment Act of 2009 dates, and to be sold at ANDOTHERMINER- County Brass Monument required. drone/missile intercept placed three Salt Lake (ARRA) and such law a price not less than ALS. marked Southwest PROPOSEDACTION will be minimal because City libraries, one library contains provisions com- ninety-nine percent Parcel tax identification comer Section 33; ANDALTERNATIVES: the target area has a low in Tooele, and two DPG monly known as “Buy (99%) of the total princi- numbers 1-75-30, thence North 00°18'52" The Proposed Action is probability of containing libraries. American;” that requires pal amount thereof. 1-75-32, and 1-75-33. West 637.55 feet along to establish land-based cultural resources. Stan- CONCLUSION: Based all of the iron, steel, and The Series 2009 Bonds The current beneficiary the East right of way line testing sites on which to dard operating proce- on the Supplemental EA, manufactured goods are to be issued and of the trust deed is of East Street to the test the JLENS system dures to retrieve intact I conclude that the envi- used in the project be sold by the Issuer pursu- Grantsville Development Westerly right of way line to determine its effec- drones will be followed ronmental effects of the produced in the United ant to the Resolution, in- Company, L.L.C., an of state Highway 112, tiveness against cruise to retrieve any remnants, Proposed Action will not States. The prevailing cluding as part of said Alaska limited liability thence 718.62 feet missiles and other forms including review by cul- be individually or cumu- rate of wages, as deter- Resolution the draft of a company, and the record Southeasterly along a of aerial attack. The Pro- tural resources staff. The lative significant and the mined by the U.S. Sec- Final Bond Resolution owner of the property as non-tangent curve to the posed Action includes potential to effect tradi- preparation of an envi- retary of Labor, in accor- which was before the of the recording of the left, said curve having a changes to the JLENS tional or sacred sites is ronmental impact state- dance with the Davis-Ba- Council and attached to notice of default is radius of 1940.10 feet support facilities and minimal. ment is not warranted. con act, shall be paid for the Resolution in sub- Grantsville Estates, L.L. (chord bearing South testing program, and ad- Land Use: The Pro- Robert E. Jones, Jr. each craft or type of la- stantially final form at the C. 27°09'99” East 714.52 dresses new information posed Action is consis- Colonel, US Army bor needed to perform time of the adoption of Bidders must tender to feet), thence South relevant to environ- tent with the operations Commanding the contract. This is an the Resolution and said the trustee, at the sale, a 89°41'08" West 322.57 mental concerns with the in the UTTR and DPG In accordance with Equal Employment Op- Final Bond Resolution is $5,000.00 cashier's feet to the point of begin- testing. The testing proc- and will not effect land NEPA and the U.S. Air portunity (EEO) project. to be adopted by the check payable to the ning. ess will use non-military use. Coordination with Force Environmental Im- Bidders on this project Council in such form and trustee and a cashier's Also, less and excepting Lear-type jets, small other land management pact Analysis Process will be required to com- with such changes check for the balance of any and all portions lying manned aerial radar tar- agencies and compli- (EIAP) regulations (32 ply with the President's thereto as shall be ap- the purchase price by within the legal bounds get (SMART) aircraft, ance with any land use CFR 989), the JLENS Executive Order No. proved by the Council 12:00 noon on the first of Stansbury Shadows and unmanned aerial ve- restrictions will minimize Supplemental EA was 11518, 11246, and upon the adoption business day following Subdivision, State High- hicles (drones) to test any effects of temporary reviewed by Air Force 11375, as well as other thereof; provided that the the sale. way 112 and East the JLENS target track- placement of trucks and personnel at Hill Air Federal Regulations indi- principal amount, inter- Dated: 17 July 2009. Street. #01-080-00013. ing capability. To dem- antenna trailers for the Force Base and Air cated in the CONTRACT est rate or rates, matur- Rolf H. Berger, Trustee PARCEL 2: onstrate how radar data testing phase. Force Material Com- DOCUMENTS. The Mi- ity, and discount of the (Published in the Tran- Lot 34, LAKESIDE SUB- from the JLENS system Fire Management: With mand and it was deter- nority Business Enter- Series 2009 Bonds will script Bulletin July 21, 28 DIVISION NO. 3, ac- can be used by a appropriate fire manage- mined that the Supple- prise (MBE) goals and not exceed the maxi- & August 4, 2009) cording to the plat ground-launched missile ment and prevention mental EA satisfies Air the Women's Business mums set forth above. thereof as recorded in system, up to six target measures, including es- Force EIAP require- Enterprise (WBE) fair A copy of the Resolution the office of the Tooele drones will be inter- tablished notification and ments for adoption. I share goals for this Con- and the Final Bond County Recorder. cepted with a live-fire, response protocols be- hereby adopt the Sup- tract are 4% and 2% re- Resolution are on file in #09-019-0-0034. ground-launched missile. tween DPG and the Bu- plemental EA and based spectively. Small busi- the office of the Town The current beneficiary Operability of the radars reau of Land Manage- on its contents, conclude ness participation is also Clerk of Stockton Town of the trust deed is Gran- in the aerostats will be ment and having the ap- that the environmental solicited. located at 18 North ite Federal Credit Union tested in the moored and propriate fire depart- impacts of the Proposed (Published in the Tran- Johnson Street, Stock- and the record owner of elevated positions using ments on standby during Action will not be indi- script Bulletin July 7, 14, ton Town, Utah, where the property as of the re- radiofrequency (RF) sig- testing, wildland fire risk vidually or cumulatively 21 & 28, 2009) they may be examined cording of the notice of nals from different will not be significant. significant and the during regular business default is Halifax Land ground-based and aerial Safety: The Proposed preparation of an envi- hours of the Town Clerk Company, L.L.C. (as to transmitters. The No Ac- Action will have negligi- ronmental impact state- from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 Parcel 1) and Brandon tion Alternative does not ble effects on public ment is not warranted. p.m., Monday through Bell and Audrey Ence meet the purpose and safety and the safety of Timothy K. Bridges, Friday, for a period of at Bell (as to Parcel 2). need for fully testing the JLENS personnel be- SES least thirty (30) days This Trust Deed is re- JLENS system for acqui- cause of secured areas, Director of Communi- from and after the date corded as Entry Number sition and production remote populations, cations Installations of publication of this no- 293094 of the records of and is therefore rejected stringent safety proce- and Mission Support tice. the Tooele County Re- by the U.S. Army. No al- dures, and reliability of Headquarters Air Force NOTICEISFURTHER corder. Bidders must be ternatives to the the aircraft, drones, and Material Command GIVEN that a period of prepared to tender to the changes in the testing equipment used for (Published in the Tran- thirty (30) days from and trustee $5,000.00 at the program or locations to JLENS testing. Exposure script Bulletin July 21, 23 after the date of the pub- sale and the balance of conduct the testing were levels from RF emis- & 28, 2009) lication of this notice is the purchase price by considered. sions during testing of provided by law during 12:00 noon the day fol- FINDINGS: The U.S. the aerostat equipment which any person in in- lowing the sale. Both Army determined that and radars will not ex- terest shall have the payments must be in the certain environmental re- ceed the maximum per- right to contest the legal- form of a cashier's check sources and issues will missible exposure limits. ity of the Resolution, the or certified funds. remain essentially un- Energy Management: Final Bond Resolution, The trustee maintains a changed or will not be Energy consumption to or the Series 2009 bona fide office in the affected by the Proposed operate vehicles, equip- Bonds, or any provision state meeting the re- Action, including geologi- ment, and generators, made for the security quirements of Subsec- cal resources, water re- and to construct and test and payment of the Se- tion 57-1-21(1)(b). The sources, visual re- the JLENS system will ries 2009 Bonds, and address of the office of sources, airspace, envi- not be excessive for the that after such time, no the trustee is P.O. Box ronmental justice com- program. one shall have any 25786, Salt Lake City, munities, socioeconom- Air Resources: Emis- cause of action to con- UT 84125-0786. The ics, transportation, and sions from missile test the regularity, for- hours during which the range management. The launches and generators mality, or legality thereof trustee can be contacted anticipated environ- will have a negligible, lo- for any cause whatso- regarding the notice of mental consequences calized effect on air qual- ever. default are 8:30 a.m. to from implementing the ity; concentrations of DATED this June 18, 5:00 p.m., Monday Proposed Action are combustion emissions 2009. through Friday, with the summarized as follows: will be well below the /s/Cherrie Staley exception of legal holi- Biological Resources: permissible threshold Town Clerk days. The trustee may The number of drone limits. Release of helium (Published in the Tran- be contacted by tele- flights planned over the to the atmosphere from script Bulletin July 14 & phone during these testing period, the sea- the aerostats will not af- 21, 2009) hours at (801) 972-0307. son of year the flights fect any ambient air THIS IS AN EFFORT TO will occur, and the loca- quality standard. COLLECTADEBT.IN- tion of the flight path Hazardous Materials: FORMATIONRE- within Snake Valley will Storing, handling, and CEIVEDMAYBEUSED minimize the potential to using helium gas will not FOR THAT PURPOSE. effect soaring, roosting, have any adverse effect DATED this 16th day of or nesting raptors. Two to JLENS personnel or July, 2009. seasons of raptor sur- the environment. There /s/ BRUCE L. RICH- veys will be completed to will be small increases in ARDS, Trustee identify habitat areas of use but no notable 1805 South Redwood concern that will be change in the types of Road monitored during five of hazardous materials P.O. Box 25786 the first eight drone handled and stored at Salt Lake City UT flights. The drone flight DPG and UTTR. Existing 84125-0786 path will be programmed hazardous materials (Published in the Tran- towards the east side of storage and handling ca- script Bulletin July 21, 28 the flight corridor as pabilities are adequate & August 4, 2009) much as possible to for the JLENS testing avoid known nesting program; no impacts are habitat if a planned flight anticipated. occurs during peak nest- Solid and Hazardous ing season. The reliabil- Waste: Hazardous ity of the drones and wastes generated by the SMART aircraft render missile launches will not the chances of an unin- represent a substantial tentional landing or a increase in the total mishap in marsh habitats quantities of similar near DPG as negligible. wastes generated at There is no federally DPG or UTTR. Debris listed threatened or en- from demolishing Build- dangered species or ing 4062 will not signifi- designated critical habi- cantly effect solid waste tat in the JLENS testing disposal or landfill ca- areas. Because of the lo- pacity. cation and the few and Noise: Personnel in the infrequent live-fire mis- missile launch hazard sile launches, effects area will be sheltered in from noise and combus- protective structures and tion emissions on wildlife wearing protective hear- will be negligible. Human ing devices. Noise levels activity around testing outside the launch haz- equipment will likely pre- ard area will be below vent the antennas from regulatory requirements becoming perches or for hearing protection; no nesting sites; however, impacts are anticipated. DPG Environmental Pro- The flight path of the gram Office staff will ad- drone will avoid occu- dress any nesting issues pied structures in Snake prior to lowering the an- Valley by a minimum of tenna. Installation of the one nautical mile thereby meteorological station on minimizing noise impacts Diddle Knoll will occur on occupants. outside the breeding and Cumulative Impacts: nesting season to avoid Effects of the Proposed effecting golden Page 2 Action will not signifi- of 3 eagles in the vicin- cantly contribute to or ity. The RF emissions cause cumulative im- will not likely effect ter- pacts on environmental restrial or avian species resources in the area of of wildlife. Increases in DPG and UTTR. body temperature due to PUBLICREVIEW: The RF emissions will likely U.S. Army conducted cause wildlife in the area public outreach between of the radars and emit- March and November ters to move away from 2008 and participated in the source. The aero- four briefings and public stats will be elevated at meetings in communities least 1,000 feet above in the Snake Valley area ground level before full of Utah. A public notice power during the radar was published in the testing, which is gener- Dugway Dispatch, Hilltop ally above the soaring Times, Ogden Standard elevation of birds. Examiner, Tooele Tran- Cultural Resources script Bulletin, Wendover and Native American Times, Ely Times, Salt Concerns: The U.S. Lake Deseret News, and Army determined that Salt Lake Tribune an- Building 4062 is not eligi- nouncing the availability ble for listing on the Na- of the Draft Supplemen- tional Register of Historic tal EA and Draft Finding Places and therefore its of No Significant Impact demolition will not affect (FNSI) for a 30-day pub- an historic property. Af- lic review. Copies of the fecting an unknown his- Draft Supplemental EA toric property by falling and Draft FNSI were debris from the placed three Salt Lake drone/missile intercept City libraries, one library will be minimal because in Tooele, and two DPG the target area has a low libraries. probability of containing CONCLUSION: Based cultural resources. Stan- on the Supplemental EA, dard operating proce- I conclude that the envi- dures to retrieve intact ronmental effects of the drones will be followed Proposed Action will not to retrieve any remnants, be individually or cumu- including review by cul- lative significant and the tural resources staff. The preparation of an envi- potential to effect tradi- ronmental impact state- tional or sacred sites is ment is not warranted. minimal. Robert E. Jones, Jr. Land Use: The Pro- Colonel, US Army posed Action is consis- Commanding tent with the operations In accordance with in the UTTR and DPG NEPA and the U.S. Air and will not effect land Force Environmental Im- use. Coordination with pact Analysis Process other land management (EIAP) regulations (32 agencies and compli- CFR 989), the JLENS ance with any land use Supplemental EA was restrictions will minimize reviewed by Air Force any effects of temporary personnel at Hill Air placement of trucks and Force Base and Air antenna trailers for the Force Material Com- testing phase. mand and it was deter- Fire Management: With mined that the Supple- appropriate fire manage- mental EA satisfies Air ment and prevention Force EIAP require- measures, including es- ments for adoption. I tablished notification and hereby adopt the Sup- response protocols be- plemental EA and based tween DPG and the Bu- on its contents, conclude reau of Land Manage- that the environmental ment and having the ap- impacts of the Proposed propriate fire depart- Action will not be indi- ments on standby during vidually or cumulatively testing, wildland fire risk significant and the will not be significant. preparation of an envi- Safety: The Proposed ronmental impact state- Action will have negligi- ment is not warranted. ble effects on public Timothy K. Bridges, safety and the safety of SES JLENS personnel be- Director of Communi- cause of secured areas, cations Installations remote populations, and Mission Support stringent safety proce- Headquarters Air Force dures, and reliability of Material Command the aircraft, drones, and (Published in the Tran- equipment used for script Bulletin July 21, 23 JLENS testing. Exposure & 28, 2009) levels from RF emis- sions during testing of the aerostat equipment and radars will not ex- ceed the maximum per- missible exposure limits. Energy Management: Energy consumption to operate vehicles, equip- ment, and generators, and to construct and test the JLENS system will not be excessive for the program. Air Resources: Emis- sions from missile launches and generators will have a negligible, lo- calized effect on air qual- ity; concentrations of combustion emissions will be well below the permissible threshold limits. Release of helium to the atmosphere from the aerostats will not af- fect any ambient air quality standard. Hazardous Materials: Storing, handling, and using helium gas will not have any adverse effect to JLENS personnel or the environment. There will be small increases in use but no notable change in the types of hazardous materials handled and stored at DPG and UTTR. Existing hazardous materials storage and handling ca- pabilities are adequate for the JLENS testing program; no impacts are anticipated. Solid and Hazardous Waste: Hazardous wastes generated by the missile launches will not represent a substantial increase in the total quantities of similar wastes generated at DPG or UTTR. Debris from demolishing Build- ing 4062 will not signifi- cantly effect solid waste disposal or landfill ca- pacity. Noise: Personnel in the missile launch hazard area will be sheltered in protective structures and wearing protective hear- ing devices. Noise levels outside the launch haz- ard area will be below regulatory requirements for hearing protection; no impacts are anticipated. The flight path of the drone will avoid occu- pied structures in Snake Valley by a minimum of one nautical mile thereby minimizing noise impacts on occupants. Cumulative Impacts: Effects of the Proposed Action will not signifi- cantly contribute to or cause cumulative im- pacts on environmental resources in the area of DPG and UTTR. PUBLICREVIEW: The U.S. Army conducted public outreach between March and November 2008 and participated in four briefings and public meetings in communities in the Snake Valley area of Utah. A public notice was published in the Dugway Dispatch, Hilltop Times, Ogden Standard Examiner, Tooele Tran- script Bulletin, Wendover Times, Ely Times, Salt Lake Deseret News, and Salt Lake Tribune an- nouncing the availability of the Draft Supplemen- tal EA and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FNSI) for a 30-day pub- lic review. Copies of the Draft Supplemental EA and Draft FNSI were placed three Salt Lake City libraries, one library in Tooele, and two DPG libraries. CONCLUSION: Based on the Supplemental EA, I conclude that the envi- ronmental effects of the Proposed Action will not be individually or cumu- lative significant and the preparation of an envi- ronmental impact state- ment is not warranted. Robert E. Jones, Jr. Colonel, US Army Commanding In accordance with NEPA and the U.S. Air Force Environmental Im- pact Analysis Process (EIAP) regulations (32 CFR 989), the JLENS Supplemental EA was reviewed by Air Force personnel at Hill Air Force Base and Air Force Material Com- mand and it was deter- mined that the Supple- mental EA satisfies Air Force EIAP require- ments for adoption. I hereby adopt the Sup- plemental EA and based on its contents, conclude that the environmental impacts of the Proposed Action will not be indi- vidually or cumulatively significant and the preparation of an envi- ronmental impact state- ment is not warranted. Timothy K. Bridges, SES Director of Communi- cations Installations and Mission Support Headquarters Air Force Material Command (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 21, 23 & 28, 2009) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 21, 2009 HOMEFRONT Time is right for dishes featuring apricots t has been a good year for freeze them or make frozen jam Fruit juice (orange juice or apricots. Because of the of them. The frozen jam tends apricot nectar would be a good Ifrequent spring thaw/freeze to be a little runny but it lends choice for apricot salad) weather patterns in Tooele Diane Sagers itself particularly well as a pan- Mix sugar and cornstarch in Valley, folks cannot count on CORRESPONDENT cake topping. double boiler. Place over pan this fruit each year. However, But before that, everyone can of boiling water. Add water and this year has been exceptional. enjoy the sweet goodness of bring to a boil. Continue cook- Drive around the valley this these fruits right now. Why go to ing while adding juice a little at week and you will see apricot that condition. all that work to put the produce a time until it reaches the right trees burgeoning with fruit. Canners will be delighted to away for the winter if you can consistency. Chill and put over Depending on the variety and re-fill their shelves with apri- make the most of the good eat- salad. location some will be fully cot juice, jam and nectar. They ing now? Optional: Top with whipped orange or even reddish, while make a delightful treat during We may not be as famil- topping or whipped cream or others will be on their way to the winter months. Slice and iar with tasty apricot recipes mix the whipped topping of because the season is short- choice with the dressing and put lived and infrequent as far as over salad. local production goes. They lend photography / Diane Sagers themselves to all sorts of dishes Apricot Ice Cream Sauce that we commonly enjoy. 2 cups fresh apricots cut into Apricot cobbler is a delicious way to use the summer produce. Sweeten to taste Sinus Infection? and enjoy with ice cream, whipped cream or a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar. Everyone knows about the small pieces delights of peaches and cream 2 tablespoons granulated but you may find the taste of sugar juice and butter. Cook until apri- Allergies? apricots and cream to be just as 2 tablespoons apricot nectar cots are hot, about 5 minutes. Apricot Gelatin Salad enticing. or orange juice Pour into 9x13 dripper pan. 1 small package orange gela- Mix fresh sliced apricots into Stir and chill. Topping tin fruit salads with or without Use as a topping for ice 1 cup sifted flour David K. Palmer M.D. dressings. Choose the fruits of cream, pound cake or other des- 1 cup sugar 1 cup cold water your choice, but include apri- sert. 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup crushed pineapple Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C cots in the mix. Apricots, pine- 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 cup sliced apricots apple and oranges (or mandarin Apricot Cobbler 4 tablespoons soft butter Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery 1/2 cup water oranges) make a good combi- Sauce: 2 eggs slightly beaten 1/2 cup sugar Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders nation. Apples and nuts add 3 tablespoons cornstarch Combine dry ingredients. crunch if desired. 1 cup brown sugar Add softened butter and eggs. 3/4 cup grated cheese Call 882-6448 to make an appointment The following recipe is an 1/2 teaspoon ground cinna- Beat with spoon until batter is 1 cup whipping cream old-fashioned cooked fruit salad mon smooth. Drop by spoonfuls over Mix juice from pineapple and 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele dressing recipe that would lend 1 cup water hot apricot mixture, spreading 1/2 cup water with sugar and itself to apricots and tart fruits. 8 cups sliced apricots evenly. It will continue to spread bring to a boil. Add gelatin and 2 tablespoons butter as it bakes. Bake at 400 degrees mix until dissolved. Cool until Old-fashioned Fruit Salad Dressing Combine cornstarch, cin- for 40 to 50 minutes. Serve warm 1 cup water namon, brown sugar and water with whipped cream, or ice slightly stiff, and then beat with 3 tablespoons cornstarch and cook and stir until thick- cream or sprinkle with cinna- egg beater. Whip cream. Add stiff 2/3 cup sugar ened. Add apricot slices, lemon mon-sugar. cream, fruit and cheese. Pioneers continued from page B1 “We want to make you a loan” dug through the old props and listened to the music, Fawson’s Usually 30 Minute Service other daughters, Jodie Thornton and Julie Jacobs, decided it might No Checking Account Needed! not be a bad idea to approach the presidents of the Grantsville stakes and ask to perform the $100–$1,000 Call Today show again. “I approached the Grantsville Stake president, Stephen Gentry Finance Collings, last year and he wasn’t 1200 North Main St familiar with the show because he had moved here after we stopped Tooele, Utah 84047 performing it,” Thornton said. 435 843-8680 “He was excited about it and the Grantsville West Stake had been

WE DESIGN & PRINT photography / Maegan Burr (L-r) Joseph Shumway (Willard Richards), Casey Killian (Hyrum Smith) and David Fawson (Joseph Smith) rehearse a scene for the Faith in Every Footstep pageant Friday in Grantsville. wanting to do something like this first-time performers about what The Church of Jesus Christ of FLYERS for a while, and it all just started roles they had in previous years. Latter-day Saints. The show isn’t to fall together.” “We have children dancing in meant just to entertain those Thornton was called to serve in the pageant as young as 3 years who are members of the LDS the Grantsville Stake as the stake old, who are playing crickets church, according to Jacobs. cultural arts director in February, and senior missionary couples “We’re hoping the way the 1,000 - 4 Color with Jacobs as her assistant. who are in their 60s and 70s,” pageant is written people will Since February, a committee Thornton said. be able to give an understand- 8.5x11 • Aqueous Coating • Full Bleeds • 100# Gloss Text of 10 people have also volun- Every age group plays a part ing of our church and what we’re teered to help with music and in the pageant, including pesky about,” Jacobs said. “I think it other coordinating efforts, and Mormon crickets and seagulls will flow well enough that those rehearsals started in June with who fly in to save the day. A who aren’t members will be able *Expires 7-31-09 a cast ranging between 250 and camaraderie has developed to understand. Everyone in the Design not 300 performers. Performers throughout the cast, which is just valley is invited to attend.” included. Some $ have been learning dances what Thornton had hoped for. The story follows a young man restrictions may “One of the first things I told as low as apply. and rehearsing scenes Tuesday who is in the middle of making a through Saturday and using my committee was that I wanted difficult choice about serving a Sunday to rehearse music. every member of the cast to feel mission. He has a dream where 179 Many of the performers dur- loved at every practice and I hope his great-great-grandfather leads ing rehearsal have been heard that has happened,” she said. him through different events in reminiscing about the last time No one was required to audi- church history where others have tion for the pageant. All the per- they were involved with the pag- had to make difficult choices and formers are from Grantsville, but eant, and telling stories to the sacrifices, including a pioneer not all of them are members of family who buries a child while 4 Color crossing the plains. “I think everyone will take something very different away from the program,” Fawson said. BUSINESS CARDS “Some people have been spiritu- ally touched in years past, but 16 pt Coated (both sides) • Bleeds • 4 Color & Flood UV just the singing and dancing can (4 color only.) be entertaining in itself. It just really varies.” Faith in Every Footstep will per run July 24 and 25 behind the 1000 Grantsville seminary building next to Grantsville High School. $ *Expires 7-31-09 Design not included. Some The show is scheduled to start restrictions may apply. at 8:45 p.m. for temperature and lighting purposes, and it runs 50 about an hour and a half. The outdoor venue will be equipped PRINTING — GRAPHIC DESIGN with bleachers, chairs and a blan- • announcements • comb binding ket area for audience members. wedding/graduation • books Thornton advises people bring • napkins bug spray to fend off mosquitoes • catalogs • business cards and a jacket or blanket to keep • letter heads • brochures warm after the sun goes down. photography / Maegan Burr Admission is free. • envelopes • newsletters Logan Gumucio (left) and Dave Jefferies (right) rehearse a scene for the “Our biggest goal is that our • posters • magnets Grantsville Faith in Every Footstep pageant Friday night. Gumucio plays Michael, community can come together • copies • photography a boy who has a dream where his great-great-grandfather (Jefferies) leads him united as one,” Jacobs said. (b&w/color) • advertising through a series of difficult times in the LDS church history. [email protected] • laminate • copy writing • mounting Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers | | 58 N. Main Tooele 882.0050 Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad.