Each year we strive to outdo ourselves and this year will be no exception. making the old building look more pleasing. WalMart Logistics general manager, Jeff Loafman, was in charge of pulling together all the volunteers. Jeff and his volunteers from Wal-Mart Logistics were donating their volunteer hours through the community grant program at WalMart. Members of Boy Scout Troop 1139 from Stansbury Park were also on hand to help in the clean up process. SEE CHAMBER CLEANUP PAGE 7
HELPING BUSINESSES PROSPER AND GROW FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS Tooele Business News TOOELE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Volume 7, Number 4 April 2010 www.tooelechamber.com Volunteers Begin Clean Up Effort Chamber Planning Annual Golf Tournament Do you know the history of the old Tooele Clinic building, located at 154 South Main? If you have any information or photos, please share it with us at the Chamber office 435-882-0690 Saturday, March 20th marked the beginning of the clean up process for the new Tooele County Chamber of Commerce building (formerly the Tooele Clinic). Over 40 volunteers were on hand to start trimming trees, raking and making the old building look more pleasing. WalMart Logistics general manager, Jeff Loafman, was in charge of pulling together all the volunteers. Jeff and his volunteers from Wal-Mart Logistics were SEE CHAMBER GOLF PAGE 17 e time has arrived to mark your calendars for the 2010 An- nual Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament. Ribbon Cutting Buy It Again Books & Giſts Friday, April 9th ~ noon 213 North Main Street, Tooele Light lunch will be served Educational Breakfast Meeting “10 Steps to Building Brand Value for Small Business” Tuesday, April 13th ~ 8am Tooele City Hall Council Chambers 90 North Main, Tooele Presented by M2 Results Marketing No charge for this event Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, April 14th ~ 12-1pm Sponsor: Utah Industrial Depot Location: Deseret Peak Convention Center 2930 West Hwy 112, Tooele $10 members, $15 non-members Please RSVP by Monday April 12th by 5pm Chamber Office (435)882-0690 Business Aſter Hours ursday, April 29th ~ 5:30-7pm Host: Buy It Again Books & Giſts 213 North Main Street, Tooele No charge for this event Great networking opportunity! Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, April 28th ~ 12-1pm Sponsor: Tooele County School District Deseret Peak Convention Center 2930 West Hwy 112, Tooele $10 members, $15 non-members Please RSVP by Monday April 26th by 5pm Chamber Office (435)882-0690 C ALENDAR OF E VENTS For a complete list of upcoming events, please check out our website www.tooelechamber.com donating their volunteer hours through the community grant program at WalMart. Members of Boy Scout Troop 1139 from Stansbury Park were also on hand to help in the clean up process. Each year we strive to outdo ourselves and this year will be no exception. Oquirrh Hills Golf Course in Tooele will be the site for this year’s tournament, to be held on Friday June 18, 2010; beginning at 8:00 am. Our platinum spon- sor is Energy Solutions. Current Gold Sponsors include Tooele City Corp, Tooele County and Moun- tain West Medical Center. e 4 person scramble format will begin with a continental breakfast (spon- sored by Mountain West Medical Center), lunch (sponsored by Pru- dential Utah Real Estate-Tooele), an embroidered hat, 2 drinks, a volunteers helped on the first day of clean up. 2009 Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament 1st Place winning team- Wal-Mart Logistics SEE CHAMBER CLEANUP PAGE 7
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HELPING BUSINESSES PROSPER AND GROW FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS
Tooele Business NewsTOOELE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Volume 7, Number 4 April 2010www.tooelechamber.com
Volunteers Begin Clean Up Effort
Chamber Planning Annual Golf Tournament
Do you know the history of the old Tooele Clinic building, located at 154 South Main?If you have any information or photos, please share it with us at the Chamber office 435-882-0690
Saturday, March 20th marked the beginning of the clean up process for the new Tooele County Chamber of Commerce building (formerly the Tooele Clinic). Over 40 volunteers were on hand to start trimming trees, raking and
making the old building look more pleasing. WalMart Logistics general manager, Jeff Loafman, was in charge of pulling together all the volunteers. Jeff and his volunteers from Wal-Mart Logistics were
SEE CHAMBER GOLF PAGE 17 Th e time has arrived to mark your calendars for the 2010 An-nual Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament.
Ribbon CuttingBuy It Again Books & Gift s Friday, April 9th ~ noon213 North Main Street, TooeleLight lunch will be served
Educational Breakfast Meeting“10 Steps to Building Brand Value for Small Business”Tuesday, April 13th ~ 8amTooele City Hall Council Chambers90 North Main, TooelePresented by M2 Results MarketingNo charge for this event
Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, April 14th ~ 12-1pmSponsor: Utah Industrial DepotLocation: Deseret Peak Convention Center 2930 West Hwy 112, Tooele $10 members, $15 non-membersPlease RSVP by Monday April 12th by 5pm Chamber Offi ce (435)882-0690
Business Aft er Hours Th ursday, April 29th ~ 5:30-7pmHost: Buy It Again Books & Gift s 213 North Main Street, TooeleNo charge for this event Great networking opportunity!
Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, April 28th ~ 12-1pmSponsor: Tooele County School DistrictDeseret Peak Convention Center 2930 West Hwy 112, Tooele $10 members, $15 non-membersPlease RSVP by Monday April 26th by 5pmChamber Offi ce (435)882-0690
C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S
For a complete list of upcoming events, please check out our websitewww.tooelechamber.com
donating their volunteer hours through the community grant program at WalMart. Members of Boy Scout Troop 1139 from Stansbury Park were also on hand to help in the clean up process.
Each year we strive to outdo ourselves and this year will be no exception.
Oquirrh Hills Golf Course in Tooele will be the site for this year’s tournament, to be held on Friday June 18, 2010; beginning at 8:00 am. Our platinum spon-sor is Energy Solutions. Current Gold Sponsors include Tooele City Corp, Tooele County and Moun-tain West Medical Center. Th e 4 person scramble format will begin with a continental breakfast (spon-sored by Mountain West Medical Center), lunch (sponsored by Pru-dential Utah Real Estate-Tooele), an embroidered hat, 2 drinks, a
vo lunte er s h e lp e d o n th e f i r s t day of c l ean up.
2009 Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament 1st Place winning team- Wal-Mart Logistics
SEE CHAMBER CLEANUP PAGE 7
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Thank you to our Member Renewals in March 2010
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Gold Membership
Energy SolutionsQuality Automotive
Tooele City Corporation
Sustaining Membership
Prudential Utah Real EstateRocky Mountain Care
Tooele Army Depot
Corporate Membership
Premier Mortgage Services
Business Membership
BAmerican Family InsuranceCanton City Restaurant
Clair’s Auto CenterInsurance Network
Platt Electric
Sam Woodruff, CPAStansbury Real Estate
The UPS StoreTooele Title Company
Zimmerman Well Service
Small Business Membership
Common Cents Casino PartiesD&J Advantage Embroidery
Denny’s RestaurantEdward Jones, Grantsville
Elizabeth’s Custom CateringJump n Joeys Inflatable Bouncers
Skydive UtahSLS Real Estate/Equity Real Estate
The Reading RevolutionWilliam Lintner Tax Service
Non Profit Membership
DDI VantageK-9 P.I.T.
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New Chamber Members
Business MembershipReal Property Management Advantage
Perry Bolyard 2852 W. 4700 S. Ste A
Salt Lake City, UT 84118801-755-5509
Property Management Services
Kelly ServicesVictoria Urbanik
5213 S. StateMurray, UT 84107
801-266-0067Employment Services
Green Clean Brandon/Jody Ctibor
Tooele, UT 84074435-840-5461
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
Creative Edge Design & Décor Pamela Acosta40 W. Vine St.
Tooele, UT 84074435-882-7323
Florist & décor shop
Spencers Art Nancy Spencer42 S. Main St.
Tooele, UT 84074435-882-5599
Tattoo’s, Piercings, Artwork
Jose Garage Doors, LLC Jose Vazquez
1654 Sunset RoadLake Point, UT 84074
801-664-7164Garage Door Installation & Repair
R & B Plumbing Bronson Boswell272 N. BroadwayTooele, UT 84074
435-882-2857Plumbing Services
Utah Manufacturers Association136 E South Temple, Ste 1740
Salt Lake City, UT 84111801-363-3885
Steve SeegmillerStatewide Trade Association
Non ProfitStansbury Park Baptist Church
Joe Gearo1 Country Club
Stansbury Park, UT 84074435-830-1868
Small Business Membership
ManCave Paul Bunting
Tooele, UT 84074435-833-9530
BBQ Demonstrations and Equipment
Ellie’s Cleaning ServicesEleanor & Edward Rodriquez
928 W. 500 SouthTooele, UT 84074
435-830-7887Home and Business Cleaning Service
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Thousands of children in Tooele County, ages 2-11 participated in the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce/Mountain West Medical Center Annual Easter Egg Hunt. This annual event has been co-sponsored by Mountain West Medical Cen-ter and the Chamber of Com-merce for many years. This is a fun way to show the com-munity our combined com-mitment to Tooele County and our residents. Local business-es donated bicycles, gifts, can-dy and other prizes that were given away at the egg hunt. This event is totally funded by Chamber Members!
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Despite the snowy weather, the annual event, where over 12,000 plastic eggs and candy bags were filled and ready for the children, was held on Sat-urday April 3rd at the Deseret Peak Complex located on Hwy 112 between Tooele and Grants-ville. The event would not have been possible without the many volunteers who helped organize and participate in the hunt. Thanks to the Tooele City Fire Department for the fire engine siren which started the event, the staff of the Deseret Peak Complex for preparation of the complex and the sound system, the Tooele County Royalty and
their advisor Cheryl Adams, Tooele High School FBLA and their advisor Shauna Peterson, Chamber Board members and Ambassadors! In addition to Mountain West Medical Center, this year’s sponsors included Wal-Mart Logistics (who do-nated the awesome bicycles), Mountain America Credit Union, Maceys, Birch Family Pharmacy, Tooele Floral, Les Schwab, Quality Automotive Group, Wireless Beehive, Big O Tires, Academy Mortgage, William Lintner Tax Services (has sponsored the Egg Hunt for many years), EG&G, Ro-ni’s Signs, Tooele County Children’s Justice Center, Clean Harbors, Tooele Flo-ral, Tooele Republican Party, Radio Shack, Most Don’t.org, All Types Plumbing, Miller Motorsports Park, Valley Mental Health, Gloria Kershaw-Scentsy Distribu-tor, Yeagle & Sons Construc-tion, QC Finance, Zions Bank, Buy It Again Books, Prudential Utah Real Estate-Tooele, Digidocs, Bob’s Ga-rage, Edward Jones Invest-ments-Tooele, JackRabbit Press, Tooele Boys and Girls Club, Volunteers of America, Tate Mortuary, Radio Shack, Tooele Dental Associates, Denny’s, Jumpin’ Joeys, Hol-iday Inn Express,Southridge Pediatric Dentistry, Always Perfect Photography and HeritageWest Credit Union.
Weather prohibited the use of the softball fields this year for the Easter Egg Hunt, but the parking lot served the same purpose!
Photo courtesy of Scott Watkins, Tooele City Fire Dept.
Clerk’s InsiderWith the onset of spring, comes the wandering bug, and most of us want to travel. If your thinking of wandering out of the country, there are some things I’d like to make you aware of.
The U.S. Passport Agency has proposed new fees for the U.S. Passport Book, the U.S. Passport Card (cannot be used when flying) and other passport services. Some of the fee’s will increase as much as $35 per passport or card, making an adult passport $135, a child’s passport $105.
We haven’t been told when this increase will be imple-mented, but if you’re planning on purchasing a passport, sooner rather than later will save you some money to play with on your vacation. Passports take 6 weeks to process, unless expedited for another $60. You may then get them in 2 weeks. Passport pictures are available at the Clerk’s Office for $10. For passport forms and additional information, please go to the Clerk’s website at www.co.tooele.ut.us/clerk/passport.htm, or you’re welcome to call the Clerk’s Office at 435-843-3140.
Marilyn K. Gillette Tooele County Clerk
Marilyn K. Gillette
Chamber of Commerce Employee of the month!Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Marissa Moore, employee at Sostanza, is the April 2010 Employee of the Month.
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She was nominated by the Kiwanis Club of Tooele, who meets at Sostanza each Tuesday. Marissa serves approximately 20 Kiwanis members each week. A few members of the club had this to say about Marissa: “Marissa knows that I am short on time, so she’s great about bringing me lunch and getting my bill to me in record time so I can get back to the office.” Marilyn Gillette “She works hard, remembers us, keeps us straight, and remembers what we like to drink. Always friendly!” Mike Fields “She does a great job for us each and every week. She always remembers what each of us likes to drink. Do the numbers, if a party of 15 or 20 came in to any restaurant it town, they would assign at least 2 waitresses to take orders, bring our food, refill water and drink, take your receipts and take your money, PLUS bring out cookies! She does a great job, I would love for her to know how much we really appreciate what she does each week.” Sandy Critchlow
Employee of the monthPresented by:
Marissa Moore, Employee of the Month
“She is extremely professional and is always prompt. In today’s world service is sometimes lacking. She is a consummate pro and always willing to insure timely respectful service.” Steve Griffith “Marissa is always ready and prepared for her job. Her attention to Sostanza’s patrons and the habits of her regular clientele is exemplary. She lets us know that we’re appreciated as customers with her level of organization and speed of service. She always conducts herself with a high level of professionalism.” Shawn Milne “She remembers each week what I want to drink, and remembers and calls me by my name. This is excellent customer service!” Vicki Griffith “Marissa always greets us with a smile, remembers I like iced tea with lemon and no sweetener, and delivers our meals promptly and accurately. She works hard to make sure our time at Sostanza for lunch is processed thru quickly and ends with a friendly send off for the rest of our day. Thanks Marissa!” Kaleen Knight
Congratulations Marissa for going above and beyond your job descrip-tion and for providing Millpond Spa and Retreat customers and co-workers with great service! Denny’s is the 2010 sponsor for the Tooele County Chamber of Com-merce employee of the month. Marissa (pictured on the right, receives her $20 gift card from Lisa LaFleur (left), manager at Denny’s in Tooele. All Chamber members may nominate an employee to receive this award. Winners will receive a $20 gift card for Denny’s along with a t-shirt and other gift items. Nominate your great employees today by fax: 435-833-0946, by phone at 435-882-0690 or email [email protected]
Pictured top row from left Michelle Nielson, Laura Manchester, Gail Williams Deputy Auditors Bottom row from left: Kathy Clark Chief Deputy Auditor, Mike Jenson Tooele County Auditor
PURHCASING AGENT – County Auditor is designated purchasing agent. Responsible for reviewing and approving, along with County Commissioners, all purchases made by Tooele County employees. TAX RATES – Collect data from taxing entities for use with the county tax roll in calculating tax rates for all taxing entities in the county. Work closely with other offices in maintaining and updating tax roll for Tooele County. VALUATION NOTICES – Responsible for producing Real Property Valuation Notices each year for each parcel of real property in Tooele County. At the present time, this is about 22,000 parcels. CLERK FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION – County Auditor is designated as the clerk for Board of Equalization. Responsible for setting appointments and accepting information from taxpayers interested in appealing taxable values with a hearing officer. Also responsible for communicating any appeals with the Utah State Tax Commission. ABATEMENTS – Work with taxpayers from various situations on tax abatements including: Veterans, Low income, blind, circuit breaker and tax exempt properties. GENERAL LEDGER – Responsible for gathering all ledger information and entries necessary in maintaining the fiscal books for the county. Make sure all sub systems of the county are updated monthly to general ledger and balanced. Produce monthly reports for elected officials and department heads in order to help comply with yearly budgets. ANNUAL AUDIT – Work with outside auditing firm to review and express an opinion on the books of the county. This annual audit is required by law to be done by a licensed auditing firm. BUDGET – Responsible for collecting information yearly to produce a balanced budget for all funds of Tooele County. Information includes all revenues, expenditures, and if needed fund balance appropriation for the operation of Tooele County. MAY TAX SALE – Work with County Treasurers office to hold annual tax sale for delinquent real property taxes of more than five years. PAYROLL – Collect time cards and produce paychecks for approximately 400 Tooele County employees every two weeks. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE – Collect information and produce payable checks weekly for purchases made by Tooele County Departments. FIXED ASSEST INVENTORY – Responsible for tracking and maintaining inventory of all assets of the county. This includes all vehicles, office equipment, furniture, land, buildings, and infrastructure. OTHER – Other audits and reviews as directed by state statute.
TOOELE COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
Tooele County Auditor Mike Jensen was recently recognized as County Auditor of the year for the State of Utah. Jensen was selected by the other County Audi-tors from around the State and presented the award at the annual convention of the Utah Association of Counties. Jensen has also been serving as President of the Clerk/Auditors affiliate group of UAC for the past year. He has been serving as Tooele County Auditor since March 2000.
Tooele County Auditors Office
47 South Main St., Tooele Rm #208
(435)843-3130
Introducing the Utah Manufacturers
Association
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 20105
The Utah Manufacturers Association has been the voice of industry since 1905. Its mission is to enhance the business climate in Utah. Today the Utah Manufacturers Association continues to grow and now represents more than 850 member companies from throughout Utah. This trade association, one of the oldest in Utah, is a highly regarded voice at the Utah Legislature, with regulatory agencies and in other areas of state and federal government. The efforts of UMA have saved manufacturers and other businesses millions of dollars, defended the free enterprise system in Utah and streamlined the governmental processes that regulate industry.Monthly regional activities conducted around the state include roundtables, lunch n learn sessions and manufacturing plant tours. An up-to-date website and a daily blog allows manufacturers to post services and products offer or need and get daily updates on key issues impacting manufacturing in Utah and the nation. UMA membership not only saves its member companies money but also generates a strong and positive return on their investment. UMA offers services to member programs such as: Workers Compensation Insurance discounts, discount pricing on materials needed to maintain and operate manufacturing facilities and a host of other service to member programs aimed at saving money and creating a positive business climate.
Thomas E. Bingham, PresidentUtah Manufacturers Association
April Chamber Luncheons to Highlight Utah Industrial Depot and Tooele County School District
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
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Prudential Tooele Real Estate agents are experts on the lifestyle of Tooele County. We live and work here, and spend every day dedicated to a community that is characteristically our own style. But even more, we are professional real estate consultants with the collective wisdom of over 50 years of experience and 2,200 transactions. We are skilled negotiators and vigorously oversee every detail of each real estate
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For more information, contact our Tooele Office: www.HomesinTooele.comOffice 435-882-4111 • Fax 435-843-5364 • 205 N. Main Street, Tooele Utah 84074
Vicki Griffith Broker/Owner
Steve GriffithAssociate Broker
Jodie Lynne Carter
TammyGriffith
ButchBoegler
PattyBullock
RachaelCowan
ElaineHone
Sandy Critchlow
AndreaHallett
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Shauna Hoffmann
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The April Chamber of Com-merce luncheons will be held on Wednesday, April 14th and April 28th at 12:00 noon at the Deseret Peak Complex Convention Center. The presenter and sponsor of the April 14th luncheon will be the Utah Industrial Depot. UID is located on property that was formerly a portion of the Tooele Army Depot. After the Base Closure and Realign-ment process in the 1990’s, UID has been privately owned and operated since 1999. They have turned the vacant 2.5 million square foot business park into a bustling 4.3 mil-lion square foot business park
with 66 companies employing over 1,000 individuals. Don’t miss this luncheon presenta-tion to learn about what UID has to offer the business com-munity. The sponsor and presenter of the April 28th luncheon will be the Tooele County School District. The District is cur-rently constructing a much needed Community Learning Center which will include the Tooele Adult Education pro-gram, Blue Peak High School and several technical educa-tion classes that were previ-ously offered to students only through classes in the Salt Lake Valley.
The District is also working on rebuilding Grantsville El-ementary School. Don’t miss this interesting and valuable informational luncheon with the School District leaders. The students today may well be your future employees.
Please RSVP to the Chamber office by Monday, April 12th and April 26th, respectively by 5:00 pm. Cost for the lun-cheon is $10 per person for Chamber members and $15 per person for non-chamber members.
� tooele County Chamber of Commerce August 2009
Tooele County Community Resource
Center
These organizations are located within the Tooele County Resource Center and are available to assist local residents.
Tooele County Relief Services (435) 843-9955 Help persons and families who are in crisis due to lack of food and shelter.
TCRS also coordinates crisis intervention services to more effectively help persons and families who are in desperate need. They also provide services for the Dept. of Workforce Services-Outreach.
Tooele County Food Bank (435) 843-4780 Provides a supply of food to Tooele County residents in need of assistance.
Assist with referrals to other agencies that can help the household to become self sufficient. Rent/Mortgage Assistance when funding is available
Volunteers of America (888) 893-7949 Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, faith-based organization
dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. Through thousands of human service programs, including housing and healthcare, Volunteers of America helps more than 2 million people in over 400 communities in 44 states. Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America’s most vulnerable groups, including at-risk youth, the frail elderly, men and women returning from prison, homeless individuals and families, people with disabilities, and those recovering from addictions. Our work touches the mind, body, heart — and ultimately the spirit — of those we serve, integrating our deep compassion with highly effective programs and services.
Youth Employability Services (435) 840-2125 The YES program helps self-motivated young people, who are struggling
at school or having a hard time finding and keeping a job, to receive a high school diploma or GED, and to improve their vocational skills and abilities to compete more successfully on the job market. They also help youth explore career and educational opportunities.
SLCAP-HEAT Program — Services provided during winter months.
38 South Main, TooeleTechna Glass of Tooele
Brian Lawson455 E. Lindy WayTooele, UT 84074435-830-7322Glass repair and replacement
Mountain West Home Health
1887 N. Aaron Dr. Ste DTooele, UT 84074435-882-4163Medical, home health and hospice
Mountainside TitleTori Bell71 E. 1280 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-579-3801escrow/settlement, title insurance
Mr. ApplianceJayson Tate7 S. Main St. Ste 201Tooele, UT 84074435-884-3748Appliance service and repair
AflacEd Cole429 S. Hale StGrantsville, UT 84029801-673-8329Insurance, supplemental to health
Rodney Myer, LLCRodney Myer272 N. BroadwayTooele, UT 84074435-884-4443Chimney cleaning & repair,Furnace & air duct cleaning
Alport Syndrome Foundation
Vint DeGraw474 E. 740 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-882-0597Non profit Foundation
The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce extends a warm welcome to our newest members:
New Chamber Members
CorporateSyracuse Casting West Corp.
BusinessTracks Restaurant & BreweryDairy DelightCold Stone CreameryTooele Floral
Small BusinessBonneville Seabase
ReduxAndrea Cahoon, Re/Max Advantage Sign Creations, Inc.Price Mine Service
Non ProfitK-9 P.I.T.Deseret IndustriesTooele County Republican Party
Chamber Business RenewalsThe Tooele County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following members for their continued support and for renewing their memberships for 2009:
I own my community
Don’t Miss Out on Bank and HUD Owned Homes
www.TooeleBankHomes.com
Chris & Berna Sloan 435-840-5029 Real Estate
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Gloria Kershaw
Boy Scouts from Troop 1130 help with the volunteer clean-up process.
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A total of $2750.00 in community grant money was given from the Walmart Foundation to the Boy Scouts for this day of service. Th ey will use the money to help with expenses to travel to the National Boy Scout Jamboree. Several Chamber members also helped to make the day a great success including Shane Whitney, Clean Harbors (who traveled from West Valley); Nancy and Roger Feuerbach, R-Plumbing; Deboni Sacre, Atmosphere ID; Mike Fields, Oxygen For You and Chamber Board 1st Vice Chair; Shawn Milne, Click Audio Video and Tooele City Councilman along with Chamber Staff members. Th anks to Ace Disposal for the donation of a large bin to place debris which they later took to the Tooele County Landfi ll. Th e Tooele County Chamber of Commerce recently purchased the
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old Tooele Clinic building located at 154 South Main Street, Tooele. Th e purchase was made with funds that were received from a sale of property that was originally donated over 40 years ago by LaVar Tate, one of the original Chamber founders. Renovation of the building will also be funded from monies received from the property sale. Because the Chamber is a non-profi t organization, we will be accepting donations and/or volunteer help to “clean up” the property and make it a show piece for Tooele City. Plans for the building include Chamber offi ces, meeting rooms, information and visitor reception area and additional offi ce spaces available for rent. Saving the old building from demolition was important to the Chamber board and director. It is essential to keep the Chamber offi ces easily accessible to visitors and residents and therefore, downtown Tooele City seemed to be the perfect spot to locate the new offi ces.
Boy Scouts from Troop 1130 help with the volunteer clean-up process.
WalMart Logistics general manager Jeff Loafman instructs volunteers on the clean up plan.
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Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Use and care Tip by
Drying clothes more effectively Avoid kinking exhaust vent behind dryer. The shorter the better. •
Exhaust ducting should be of a metalized semi rigid/flexible material. •Do not use vinyl as it can be easily crushed. Vinyl will not withstand heat as well as metalized ducting.
Check your outside vent hood. Clean if necessary. It is not advisable to •use mesh wire or grates to cover the vent hood. This will definitely help keep rodents or birds out of your exhaust but can easily clog as some lint always makes it through the dryer’s lint screen. The best vent hood has a flapper that opens when the dryer is in use and closes when off. Verify proper operation of the flapper periodically.
Clean lint screen between loads and more frequently if drying material •with higher cotton content.
Do not overload dryer. Too many clothes will inhibit proper circulation •of heated air between and through the garments. On the other hand, too few clothes can create a similar problem by bunching and disallowing proper air flow through the clothes. Proper air flow dissipates the moisture from the clothes faster making for a faster dry time.
In winter months, dryers located in a heated area of the home will dry •more quickly than a non-heated utility room.
Drying multiple loads one after the other will reduce overall dry time by •utilizing heat retained by the dryer from previous loads.
Recheck pockets before putting clothes into dryer. Chewing gum may make it through the wash with little to no consequence but your luck will run out if it is put into the dryer. Gum, pencils, change, nails, needles, jewelry, etc. can damage clothing as well as damage your appliance (as a rule of thumb, do not lay loose change or other small articles on top of your appliances).
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Free Educational Breakfast Meeting
Chamber members are in-vited to attend an educational breakfast meeting to be held on Tuesday, April 13th from 8am to 9am at the Tooele City Hall, 90 North Main. Our presenter will be Bill Brady, Senior Part-
ner M2 Results Brand-Based Marketing. The marketing industry abounds with firms that tout branding as their special offer-ing and as the panacea of busi-ness woes for companies both large and small. “Branding” has become the marketing buzz-word of the decade, diminishing its perceived value and inciting skepticism among many busi-ness leaders. Designed for leaders of small to medium-sized businesses, “10 Steps to Building Brand Value for Small Business” will discuss what branding really is and isn’t. Most importantly, the presenta-tion will share 10 pieces of prac-
tical advice attendees will be able to immediately begin im-plementing within their organi-zations. These 10 steps include:
Know your market.1. Know yourself.2. Differentiate.3. Define your core 4.essence. Understand the 5.benefits your brand offers. Stake a brand posi-6.tion. Create branded 7.experiences. Analyze your touch 8.points.
Articulate your 9.messaging. Train and protect.10.
“10 Steps” will also discuss brand development within the content of the current economic climate, helping business leaders under-stand how they can choose mar-keting tactics that provide maxi-mum ROI and improve their brand positions without spend-ing a lot of money. The presentation will last for 45 minutes, followed by 10-15 minutes of Q&A.No RSVP is required for this free event.
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Cleaning Services... Ellie’s Cleaning Services is a local business here in Tooele.
We service the areas of Tooele, Stansbury, Erda and Grantsville. Our Business is family owned and operated by
Edward & Eleanor Rodriguez of Tooele. We service residen-tial homes and small businesses with affordable prices. We offer discounts for new home owners and senior citizens.
We have a one time spring cleaning special as well as weekly, biweekly and monthly
services. For free Estimate call Eleanor @ (435) 830-6886 or Edward @ (435) 830-7887 or E-mail us at
All Star Lanes widely expanded prize redemption counter.
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Kayli Hattaway cuts the rib-bon on behalf of Andrew and Aaron Stevens; owners of Tip Top Computers located at 22 West Vine Street in Tooele; to celebrate the new location of their computer repair and ser-vice shop. Although the Stevens brothers have been in business at their East Vine location since September 2009, they recently moved to the West Vine Street site. To celebrate their new loca-tion, the Tooele County Cham-ber of Commerce conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony which was attended by several friends
and family members which in-cluded: Nate Brenton and his father, Brooke Hattaway, Skyler Hattaway, Stellan Hattaway, Ed-ward Schnider, Sena Schnider, Tatiana Schnider, Freeman Sch-neider, Th omas Durtschi, Justin Steed, Pearl Lewis and Daniel Erickson. Chamber members who attended the event included Shawn Milne, Click Audio Vid-eo and Chamber Ambassador Chair; Cari Gavin, JackRabbit Press and Chamber Board Mem-ber; Debbie Winn Chamber Ex-ecutive Director. Tip Top still off ers Computer Repair, Free
Troubleshooting, Networking, Laptop Power Jack Repair, Custom Built systems, Used Systems, and Special in Laptop Power Issues. Th ey now also off er Xbox Repair (both the Classic and the 360’s,) Playstation 3 Repairs, Cell Phone Repairs. Th ey will have a Lan Par-ty Gaming Room, aft er the 17th of this month, where customers can come in and either use one of Tip Top’s systems, or bring their own system and play games against each other or Online. Come visit Aaron and Andrew at their 22 West Vine Street location or give them a call at 435-578-0333.
Miller Motorsports Park Pulling Out All the Stops forWorld Superbike Weekend
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 201010
SALT LAKE CITY (February 11, 2010) — This year’s visit to Utah by the HANNspree FIM Superbike World Champion-ship will be the biggest and best yet, officials from Miller Motorsports Park announced in a press conference today. The event, which will take place over Memorial Day Weekend, will include a major classic-rock concert, a down-town street party at The Gate-way outdoor mall, a stirring tribute to America’s military and a number of additional new features. Like last year, the Memorial Day Weekend activities will begin on Friday, May 28th on the steps of the State Capitol and will feature team riders, sponsors, and track and elected officials. It is anticipated that Governor Gary Herbert will be in attendance and officially commence the festival week-
Photo Courtesy Miller Motorsports Park/Jeremy Henrie
end. The racers, on their race bikes, will then lead a parade of motorcycles, in which the mo-torcycle-riding public is invited to participate, to The Gateway, which will be closed to all but motorcycle traffic. The Gateway will be the site of a street party that will include live music, au-tograph sessions and stunt bike demonstrations to celebrate the weekend. Each brand of motor-cycle will have its own reserved parking area. Racing action will begin on Saturday, May 29, capped by a classic-rock concert at the track featuring Foreigner, Styx and Kansas (and a possible surprise addition to be named later), with fireworks at its conclusion. Rac-ing will continue on Sunday and Monday, with the feature races for the Superbike World Cham-pionship and Supersport World Championship on Monday. The support races will be the second
annual Larry H. Miller Super-bike Challenge, with events for both the GTU and GTO classes.Our nation’s military will be honored with a 2,010-flag Trib-ute Field in the track’s infield throughout the weekend. Other highlights will include demon-strations by the Lucas Oil Stunt Plane, stunt bike exhibitions, manufacturer displays and park-ing corrals, military flyovers and an expanded Vendor Village. Single-day tickets are now on sale for the event. All tickets will include paddock access, and sin-gle-day Saturday tickets will in-clude admission to the concert. Three-day discount ticket pack-ages are available for Grandstand and General Admission guests. There will be expanded camping and RV opportunities this year at the Deseret Peak Recreational Complex next door to the track, and the complex’s outstanding aquatic center will be open for
Single-Day Tickets on Sale Now
guests’ enjoyment. “We are very excited about this year’s event,” said John Larson, Senior Vice President and Gen-eral Manager of Miller Motor-sports Park. “We have added a significant amount of enter-tainment to complement the outstanding racing provided by the HANNspree FIM Super-bike World Championship. This will be the biggest international sporting event in Utah since the 2002 Olympic Winter Games and the beginning of a Memo-rial Day weekend tradition for families throughout Utah and the United States to enjoy.” “The 2010 event at Miller Mo-torsports Park promises to be the most exciting U.S. round ever in the history of World Superbike,” said Paolo Ciabatti, Director of the HANNspree FIM Superbike
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Quality Automotive opens Quick LaneQuality Automotive in Tooele is pleased to announce the opening of their new Quick Lane located at: 1141 North Main, Tooele. This Quick Lane will provide all the services your vehicle needs most; oil changes, tires, brakes, align-ments and more! All with no appointment necessary and performed by factory trained Technicians. We service all makes and models and we are proud of our competitive pric-ing. Come check us out and take advantage of our grand opening specials! Trent Bell, General Manager, cuts the ribbon to celebrate the Grand Opening of Qual-ity Quick Lane sponsored by the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce. Joining in the celebration include Quality
Quick Lane employees Matt Day, Brittney Harris, Brandon Cahoon, Jody Clark, Aaron Dawson and Adam Glaser. Chamber Board and Ambassador members who attended the event include: Marc Hicks, Wells Fargo; Debbie Winn, Chamber Executive Director; Shawn Bennett, Grantsville Business Alliance; Kathy Bell, Tooele City Parks & Rec; Tooele City Mayor Pat Dunlavy; Jack Bell, Quality Automotive Group; Kendall Bohman, Deseret Industries; Joyce Hogan, Energy Solutions; Vicki Griffith, Prudential Utah Real Estate- Tooele and Shawn Milne, Click Audio Video.
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Service while you wait and no appointment necessary. Quick Lane offers evening and weekend hours.
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JUL 10-11 Larry H. Miller Dealerships Utah Grand Prix American Le Mans Series
SEP 4-5 Bike Fest: Bonneville Vintage GP AHRMA
SEP 11-12 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series, NASCAR K&N Pro Series West andMMP’s Mustang Challenge
OCT 2-3 Viper Owners Invitational with SCCA Pro Racing World Challenge Series
APR 10-11 Ferrari Challenge
MAY 29-31 HANNspree FIM Superbike World Championship and FIM Supersport World Championship
JUN 26Cruiser Fest
JUN 26-27 Lucas Oil Off-Road Series
The Second AnnualThe Second Annual
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MILLER MOTORSPORTS PARK 2010 EVENT SCHEDULE
435-277-RACE MillerMotorsportsPark.com
Business Aft er HoursTooele County Chamber of Commerce April 201014
Corey Price, owner of Upgrades Et-cetera Computers, hosted the Chamber Business Aft er Hours for the month of March. Over 20 chamber members at-tended the event. Business aft er Hours is a network-ing event that consistently gathers business professionals each month. It takes place at various Chamber mem-
ber businesses the last Th ursday of each month, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Business aft er Hours is character-ized by a lively crowd, refreshments and hors d’oeuvres in a casual atmo-sphere. It also provides an opportunity to increase referral networks, increase name recognition, gain visibility and strengthen relationship skills.
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Th e Chamber appreciates Corey and his employees for hosting the BAH event. Serving Tooele County for over 6 years, Upgrades will service, sell, and repair computers. Th ey also do small offi ce and home offi ce networking and have recently expanded their ability to come to you! You can expect courte-ous, friendly and knowledgeable ser-vice from their house call technicians. Check out their website for more in-formation at www.uecomputers.com Upgrades Etcetera Computers is lo-cated at 26 West Vine, Tooele. Corey can be reached at (435) 843-9316 for all your computer service needs.
World Championship. “Our championship will be returning to Utah this year with 26 permanent riders in the top class and 20 rid-ers in World Supersport and with two young American stars: Roger Lee Hayden, riding a Kawasaki in World Superbike, and Ja-son DiSalvo riding for the factory Triumph team in World Supersport. We are extremely pleased to see all the thrilling activities that have been put together and are sure that fans from all over the country will come to Miller Motorsports Park in huge numbers to enjoy a fantastic Memorial Day weekend!”
To purchase tickets or for more information about the event, visit the dedicated event website at www.SBKUSA.com or call (435) 277-RACE (7223).
For information regarding Miller Motor-sports Park, call 435-277-RACE (7223) or visit the track’s website at www.MillerMo-torsportsPark.com.
Media Contact:
John Gardner, Media Manager, Miller Mo-torsports Park, (435) 277-8101; [email protected]
TCBR Welcomes Lynn Anderson
Prom Winners!
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I have worked at the Tooele County Board of Realtors since August of 2009. It is a great job
that I have grown to love. It is a busy offi ce, with performs many functions in behalf of the 140 members and 20+ affi li-ates. Th e people I work with are fantastic and I can honestly say I have not met anyone in the association that I don’t like. Th e Board of Realtors provides a vital service for the realtors in Tooele County. I admire the board of directors, the commit-tees and all who volunteer their services to serve their fellow members. I have a new found respect for the realtor profession and all that they must know and do to facilitate a sale of a home or property. It is rewarding to be a part of an association that plays a role in making Tooele County a great place to live. I was born and raised in Grantsville, attended Grants-ville High. We moved to Cali-fornia in 1989, raised a family and then we decided to come “home” aft er 20 years of be-ing away. My husband Jay and I have enjoyed getting back to our roots and being around family and friends. I enjoy the “country” life and have chick-ens, ducks and a spoiled york-ie. When I am not working at TCBR, I love to read, cook, gar-den, paint and help my husband in his custom children’s furni-ture & playhouse business. Lynn AndersonOffi ce AdministratorTooele County Board of REALTORS®435-882-7444435-882-7445 (FAX)
Modern Victoria,fine brid-al and special occasion wear; sponsored two Prom giveaways: one for a free prom dress and one for a free tux rental. This event was able to help out teens who otherwise may not have been able to go to prom due to the economy over the past year. Several other Tooele County Chamber businesses co-spon-sored these giveaways and in-cluded Jackrabbit Press, State Farm Insurance, Community Nursing Service, Ref lections by Cindy and Zanny’s Salon. The giveaways were based on an es-say contest. Brue Silva was the Tux win-ner and he received: free com-plete tuxedo and shoes of his choice, free graduation an-nouncements, free mini por-trait session and cd of images. Camille Clifford was the Prom dress winner and she received: free dress of her choice, free jewelry set of her choice, free shoes of her choice, free custom poster, free mini portrait ses-sion and cd of images, free hair styling. Denise Harvey, Co-owner of Modern Victoria ap-preciated those who sponsored and participated in the con-test. Modern Victoria is located at 80 W Vine Street, Tooele.
Brue Silva
Camille Cliff ord
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Thank you!
MostDon’t.org
All Types Plumbing Miller Motorsports Park
Valley Mental Health Gloria Kershaw ~ Scentsy
Yeagle & Sons Construction QC Finance Zion’s Bank
Buy It Again Books Prudential Utah
Real Estate –Tooele Digidocs
Bob’s Garage Edward Jones
Investments—Tooele Roni’s Signs
Jackrabbit Press Boy’s and Girl’s Club
Volunteer’s of America Tate Mortuary Radio Shack
Tooele Dental Associates Denny’s
Holiday Inn Express Jump ‘n’ Joeys Wal-Mart ROC
Southridge Pediatric Dentistry
Tooele Floral 882-0669
A special thank you to Wal-Mart Logistics for donating the bikes, Mountain West Medical Center for being a co-sponsor,
everyone who volunteered their time and talents, and to everyone that helped make this hunt a success
William Lintner Tax
Services 882-8597
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goody bag and many fun prizes! Mulligan’s will be sold for $5 each with a limit of 8 per team at registration or pre-paid.As you are all aware, this tournament cannot be success-
ful without the support of our chamber members and friends. We are asking for your help in ensuring the continued success of this tournament by helping us out in a variety of ways. Th e ways you can help us be successful include:
Becoming a tournament or hole sponsor•Sponsoring a Team •Donating prizes for our “hard working” golfers•Donate gift items with your logo for the •goody bags to be given to each golfer
Th e following sponsorships are still available:
Bronze Sponsor $ 750Luncheon Sponsor $ 750 “Exclusive” Hole Sponsor $ 400(2) Hole Sponsor $ 300Hole Sponsor $ 200Drink Cart Sponsor $ 200 Sponsor donations of $1000 or more will be have their logos included on a large banner to be displayed at the golf course the day of the event. Sponsorship details are on the chamber website; www.tooelechamber.com Th anks for all your support in the past and we look forward to working with you this year. For more information call the Chamber offi ce at (435)882-0690. Registration forms and additional information is included on the chamber website at www.tooelechamber.com
CHAMBER GOLFContinued from page 1
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All proceeds will benefit the Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City All proceeds will benefit the Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City
June 25th, 2010 Check in @ 7:30am, Shotgun start @ 8:30am
Oquirrh Hills & Stansbury Courses 27 teams per course $50 per person $50 hole sponsorship
At one course or $75 for signs at both!
Sign up by June 18th
Lunch & stupendous
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For more information call (435)884-5149
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TCBR – RAISE MONEY FOR BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
Not only do we strive to get educated, but we enjoy raising money for the community at the same time. The Tooele County Board of Realtors® “TCBR”, along with their Affiliate Members, gathered together for a day of Continuing Education and some fun filled entertainment from one an-other with lots of laughs and prizes at the Annual TCBR Mini Convention. The plus to it all is that the Members of the “TCBR” raised over $650 that
will go directly to the Boys and Girls Club of Tooele. Keep your eyes and ears open for future activities sponsored by the “TCBR” and its members. 5k run (tentatively set) June 26, 2010 at the England Acres Park. Children’s Fitness Fair September 18, 2010. Fall Bake Sale in October and a Yard Sale May 1, 2010 all to raise money for the Tooele Valley Commu-nity Cooperative “TVCC”. Any questions please contact Lynn Anderson with the “TCBR” office 435-882-7444.
Written by Jodie Lynn Carter
COME JOIN THE FUN! BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
SUMMER CAMP For youth ages 6 – 12
June 7 – August 20, 2010 (11 Weeks) Interested? Call 435-843-5719. Space is limited.
or 224-9300 Weekly Rate = $70.00
Daily Rate = $28.00 (3 or less days per week) EARLY SUMMER SPECIAL – Pay in full by May 30th
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LOCATION: Tooele Teen Center (102 North 7th Street)
Hours: 8:30 am – 2:30 pm at Teen Center 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm at Dow James Bldg. (438 W. 400 N.)
We provide the transportation to Open Recreation site.
Healthy snacks, photography, sports, nature awareness, mu-sic, field trips, swimming, arts & crafts, cooking clubs and
much more!
MANCAVETooele County Chamber of Commerce April 2010
Everyone knows a woman that has been to a Pampered Chef, Mary Kay, or a Tupper-ware party, but what about the men? Well now there is a par-ty for them; it’s called MAN-CAVE. Paul Bunting of Tooele is the � rst salesman of the Minnesota-based company; ac-tually he is the only sales con-
sultant in the western United States. So what is this Man-Cave? First an individual de-cides to have a “MEATing” and invites their friends to attend. A ManCave advisor, which in this area would be Paul, comes to your “MEATing.” With him he brings his expertise and lots of free meat for grilling.
A “MEATing” can be a good reason to kick back and have a good time as men and friends. Part of Paul’s expertise includes being able to use the grill and being able to cook up some de-licious demonstrations, while showing you di� erent grilling techniques. ManCave sells high quality products ranging from grilling tools and accessories, premium meats, wood chips and planks, grilling spices, rub and mari-nades, to poker products and home bar accessories. Paul has his own man cave in his back-yard, and hopes that other men will feel that they need to have a man cave of their own to host
TATC Custom Fit program Our Custom Fit program will help identify what training is needed and can pay for half of the cost of direct training, whether it is training for required certifications, upgrading computer skills, or professional development. There are no strings, no complicated contracts, no time consuming business plans, and no selection committee. Simply pick up the phone, call TATC’s Custom Fit Coordinator and the rest is easy as 1, 2, 3.
All tax-paying businesses in Tooele County are eligible for the Custom Fit program. If you need training, help in coming up with a training plan, or locating professional trainers, contact Deborah Labenski, TATC Custom Fit Coordinator, at 435.248.1805 or [email protected] for additional information. Customized training to meet your business training needs If you need it, we’ll find it!
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parties and to be a man. Paul commented saying “a Man Cave is a sanctuary for a man to be his true self, to relax, start the grill, and hang with the guys” he also added “I’m very excited about all the responses I’m get-ting I know this is going to take o� like Wild� re!!” So when you feel like you want to sit back and relax, have a few buddies over, and � re up the grill; call Paul and let him show you how it’s done. You can contact him by emailing him at [email protected] or call him (435)830-1170 also you can visit ManCave’s website www.man-caveworldwide.com for more information.
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