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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT T Check out the GHS girls win two features on our new Web site: games over tooeletranscript.com weekend See A10 BULLETIN December 23, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 063 50¢ Merry Christmas Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund for Mitchell family Family gets help with hearing, vision and dental needs, plus more than $4,400 for medical bills Michael, 30. “I want to thank whoever by Sarah Miley nominated us and thank Tooele County. STAFF WRITER It’s pretty awesome. I’m speechless.” Mother Marsha, 32, looked gratefully The Mitchell family of Tooele will have at her children Aleisha, 7, Isaac, 6, and a Christmas they thought wouldn’t come 3-year-old Skyler, while they took turns this year thanks to the generosity of sitting on Santa’s lap in the family’s living Transcript-Bulletin readers. room. The children eyed gifts that had On Friday, Santa made a special been placed in a previously empty space delivery to the family on behalf of the beneath the family’s Christmas tree. Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit The donations from the Transcript- fund. He was accompanied by the news- Bulletin and its readers are a boost to paper’s publisher, Scott Dunn, and edi- a family who has endured many tri- tor, Jeff Barrus, who presented the family als, including medical emergencies and with a check for $4,446, a short list of financial hardships, this past year. services donated by concerned citizens Michael has been hard of hearing and businesses, and several bags full of since birth and Marsha became deaf photography / Maegan Burr toys. “Thank you very much,” said father SEE BENEFIT PAGE A5 ➤ Skyler, Isaac and Aleisha Mitchell (l-r) talk to Santa Claus in their Tooele home Friday night. The Transcript-Bulletin presented the Mitchells with a check for more than $4,000 as recipients of this year’s benefit fund. A TEAM EFFORT Wendover weathering economic downturn well Gaming revenues down less than 1 percent compared to 2007 by Doug Radunich in Wendover has held steady STAFF WRITER over the past year when compared to 2007. Wendover is doing bet- “For the first 10 months of ter economically than other 2008 we were down only 0.9 Nevada gaming towns, percent from what we made thanks in part to a still- during the first 10 months of steady supply of gamblers 2007 — but I expected it to from Tooele County and the be more,” Melville said. “Our Wasatch Front. gaming revenue was $157 According to West million for this year, a slight Wendover City Manager Chris drop from the $159 million Melville, combined gaming revenue for the five casinos SEE WENDOVER PAGE A6 ➤ Student suspended for e-mail threat at Dugway High School

by Tim Gillie the situation resolved,” STAFF WRITER said Tooele County School Superintendent Terry Linares A Dugway High School on Thursday afternoon. “We student has been suspended have suspended a student.” after writing a threatening e- Linares stressed that DHS photography / Maegan Burr mail that caused the school did not go into lockdown. to initiate security searches “We activated Safe School Brayden, Braxton and Bryson Borders (l-r) slide down a hill in Middle Canyon on Saturday afternoon while their dog Bijto follows. Six to 10 inches of snow fell of all students last Thursday. on Friday and Saturday, more snow is expected this week. “We believe we have SEE STUDENT PAGE A8 ➤

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY Tuesday 7:50 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Tough times driving readers to city library Wednesday 7:51 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Thursday 7:51 a.m. 5:08 p.m. by Sarah Miley Emery said she’s noticed a lot bination of programs offered at vices, it didn’t close this year. Friday 7:51 a.m. 5:09 p.m. 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Saturday 7:52 a.m. 5:09 p.m. STAFF WRITER more people coming into the the library as well as the down- “It just seemed we were hav- Sunday 7:52 a.m. 5:10 p.m. library, and there’s also been an Tueturn Wed in Thuthe economy. Fri Sat Sun Mon ing so many more people come Monday 7:52 a.m. 5:11 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set Despite the credit crunch, one increase in borrowing. number,“I the think greater the whatneed for eye the and skin economy into the library we didn’t want Tuesday 4:38 a.m. 2:08 p.m. institution has seen its lending “We have more people com- protection.has 0-2 done Low; 3-5 isModerate; brought 6-7 High; 8-10 people to close it,” Emery said. “We Wednesday 5:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Thursday 6:38 a.m. 3:30 p.m. rate increase with tough eco- ing in, much more Internet use, into the library and they realize planned to do it in December Friday 7:30 a.m. 4:22 p.m. nomic times: the Tooele City and our programs, while they’ve there’sALMANAC a lot for them here and too but we’ve been so busy this Saturday 8:16 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Mostly cloudy and Statistics for the week ending Dec. 21. Cloudy and cold with Overcast with a couple Cloudy with snow or Library. alwaysCloudy with a beencouple reallyRather cloudy popular, and not they come back,” she said. “We month.” Sunday 8:54 a.m. 6:20 p.m. Cloudy and cold cold with snow Temperatures Monday 9:27 a.m. 7:22 p.m. snow, 1-2” of snow showers flurries possible Karen Emery, director of the justof snow continue showers to get evenas cold more do have a lot and it’s all here The library, which opened showers High/Low past week 36/14 New First Full Last library, said lending and patron- so,” she said. “November and Normalfor thehigh/low public. past week We’re glad40/20 that eight years ago, now has 62,000 29 13 28 21 30 18 age 22are both15 up this 25year. 15 December,30 21 because38 of holidays,26 Averagepeople temp arepast week using it.” 25.5 items in its collection. From July to November 2007, are not quite as heavy, but this NormalThe average library temp past week typically 30.0 closes “We’re getting tight as far as TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 27 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 17 Shown is Tuesday’s weather. a total of 33,700 patrons vis- year’s numbers [for November] for a month to do inventory, shelf space,” she said. Temperatures are Tuesday ited the library. The same time are more than we did last sum- which36 Emery said36 they were Emery said an area that has Forecasts and graphics provided by 32 33 photography / Maegan Burr night’s lows and Tuesday’s period for this year saw an mer a year ago.” 31planning on31 doing so29 in August. really seen an increase is the AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Luke Yearby, 3, looks at a book on NASCAR Friday afternoon in the Tooele highs. increase of 64 percent to 55,300 Emery believes the increase However, because of the high library. Library use is up this year compared to 2007 because of the down- patrons. in patronage is due to a com- number of people26 using its ser- SEE LIBRARY PAGE A9 ➤ 23 20 turn in the economy. UTAH WEATHER 15 14 15 16 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Logan Grouse 22/9 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 30/16 BULLETINKnolls BOARDClive B2 Lake Point 28/13 27/13 WEATHER 19.43 27/5 28/18 15.39 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B6 Stansbury Park 25/14 Erda 28/18 Tooele couple spends HOMETOWN B1 Grantsville Chinese classes taught Vernal 29/16 Pine Canyon 0.99 1.06 Salt Lake City 21/5 28/18 23/8 0.35 0.34 two months on with new technology Tooele 28/18 OBITUARIES A8 Bauer 29/13 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 28/13 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D ancestors’ historic See A2 Provo Roosevelt See 29/13 27/3 OPEN FORUM A4 28/13 Complete Stockton Snowfall (in inches) farm Price SPORTS A10 28/13 29/9 Forecast See B1 Nephi on A9 Rush Valley 15.2 16.2 31/10 TV LISTINGS B4 27/12 Ophir 24/7 8.2 Delta Manti 32/10 30/8 Green River Last Month Season 35/14 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 29/12 32/10 Moab 30/8 SNOWPACK Hanksville 37/18 Beaver 39/15 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 32/10 Ibapah 29/10 32/7 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Sunday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Sunday 1.5” 0.8” 0.5” St. George 29/14 34/14 Average 8.2” 4.5” 3.0” 41/30 Kanab 38/19 Eureka Percent of Average 18% 18% 17% 27/10 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 23, 2008 High school students tackling Chinese Notice of Holiday language with help of new technology Deadline Changes by Tim Gillie French and two years of Chinese Due to the Christmas & New Year STAFF WRITER through the school district. He’s also attempted to learn Japanese holidays, our publication dates and Over 1 billion people speak and Arabic over the Internet. deadline days will be as follows: Mandarin Chinese, the most pop- “Chinese is very interesting and ular language in the world, and a the most challenging language I few more of those speakers may have learned,” Huntsman said. Wednesday, DEC 24 be in Tooele County in the future. Huntsman has visited France to For the last two years, students use his French and feels confident Deadline Monday, DEC 22 at Tooele and Grantsville high he could get along pretty well in All paid items must be received by 5pm schools have had the opportu- China. Obituary deadline Tuesday, DEC 23, 1pm nity to learn Mandarin Chinese “I have tried to speak Chinese through the use of enhanced with native speakers,” Huntsman Ednet, a video-conferencing said. “They talk very fast. If they Monday, DEC 29 approach that brings a qualified go slow I can understand some of Chinese language educator from what they say.” Deadline Friday, DEC 26 Brigham Young University into Taylor Davis, a senior at GHS, Hometown News & Bulletin Board 3pm their classroom. drives to THS from Grantsville. He Classified Ads 4:45pm “Chinese is a critical language is the only student out of seven Obituary deadline day of paper, 10am in the world today as China is from last year’s first-year Chinese emerging as a major world trade class that continued for a second partner,” said Dan Johnson, sec- year. Wednesday, DEC 31 ondary education director with “I would like to use my Chinese Deadline Monday, DEC 29 Tooele County School District. on a mission for my church,” All paid items must be received by 5pm “Finding qualified Chinese teach- Davis said. ers can be difficult. For two years “The tones when speaking was Obituary deadline Tuesday, DEC 30, 1pm now we have been involved in hard for me,” said Kyle Bauer, a program, partially funded by sophomore, “It is almost like sing- a grant through the Utah State ing.” Office of Education, that brings photography / Maegan Burr Most of the students say they a Chinese teacher into the class- Students listen to an EdNet instructor on a television last Monday afternoon in hope to use Chinese later on in room through Ednet and provides one of two Chinese language classes taught at Tooele High School. business. CLOSED Christmas Day & New Years Day a facilitator in the classroom that That possibility is growing LIMITED office hours Christmas Eve & New Years Eve is fluent in Chinese.” The second-year class is also ask a question to a student from every year as trade with China THS has seven students broadcast to Copperhills, Riverton, another location who responds and Utah increases. Since 2000, enrolled in the second-year and Jordan high schools. There is in Chinese. Utah exports with China have Chinese class. Caleb Palfreyman a camera at the front of the class- Palfreyman circulates around grown from $33 million to $387 GHS locked down for is the class facilitator. He greets room along with microphones on the room, listening to the stu- million, according to the China the students, speaking in Chinese, the tables at each site. The picture dents and helping where needed. Business Council, a non-profit and reviews a few points from the and sound of each classroom is The first-year class proceeds organization composed of 250 previous lesson as they prepare broadcast back to Lin. in a similar manner. There are 17 private businesses that trade with random drug search for the Ednet broadcast. When Lin is talking to a student students in the first-year class at China. Palfreyman, who also teaches in another classroom, the TV at THS and four at Grantsville. Tooele County School District by Tim Gillie McCluskey supervised the English at THS, spent two years in the front of the room shows that The classroom facilitator at also offer Spanish, French, STAFF WRITER search in conjunction with the China teaching English. classroom. When Lin is giving Grantsville is Janice Lee. Lee is a German, and American Sign Grantsville Police Department, “I picked up enough of the instruction, it shows him. native of Taiwan who moved to Language at their high schools. Grantsville High School according to Linares. language to survive,” Palfreyman There also is a screen at the the USA 10 years ago. She lives Chinese is growing in popular- was locked down on Friday “The searches are not any- said. front of the room. Lin can show in Overlake and describes her- ity according to Ken Luke, assis- afternoon while student lock- thing new,” said Linares. “We The Ednet broadcast consists PowerPoint presentations or the self as a homemaker and mother. tant superintendent of Tooele ers were subjected to a canine did them when I was the of the instructor, Justin Lin, a Ednet broadcast of teachers and Lee drives to Grantsville every County School District. search for drugs. principal. We don’t do them native of Taiwan who now teaches students can be shown enlarged other day to facilitate the Chinese “We live in a world economy “No drugs were found,” too often. They are done at Chinese for BYU, sitting in a class- at the front of the room. class. today and China is emerging as said Terry Linares, Tooele the discretion of the building room in Provo. Through a dedi- Lin shows a phrase in both “Chinese is the most popu- an important part of that econo- County School District super- principal as a way of keeping cated Internet line, Lin’s instruc- traditional characters and with lar world language,” Lee said. “It my. As a result it is important for intendent. “The whole search schools safe.” tion is broadcast live to several phonetic wording. He recites the is great that students in Tooele us to find a way to offer students process lasts about 30 to 40 The lockdown and search different schools simultaneously. phrase and students repeat what County get a chance to learn this the opportunity to learn the lan- minutes and during that time were not the result of any they hear. Lin can ask individual language.” guage and culture of China,” Luke students are kept in the class- specific tip or threat, and the students to repeat the phrase, or Stepfan Huntsman, a senior said. room.” fact that the search came a even have a student from Tooele GHS, has taken three years of [email protected] GHS principal Travis day after another lockdown at �� Dugway High School is pure- �� ly coincidence, according to � Linares. [email protected] �� Syracuse Castings puts muscle and �� metal to work for African nation project Tooele �� by Doug Radunich ian projects for other developing �� nations. STAFF WRITER “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� “The general contractor of Syracuse Castings West, an the company that notified us is 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. �� aluminum and steel fabrication a worldwide company that has (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 �� company in Tooele, recently fin- done other successful projects Tickets are now available online �� ished manufacturing products like these,” he said. “We will be www.movieswest.com �� to help supply fresher drink- sure to stay in touch with them �� ing water for residents of the and work on more of their proj- DEC 19 - 24 impoverished African country of ects that arise.” �� Matinees Only DEC 24 Guinea. He said philanthropy is part �� This past Saturday, the com- of Syracuse Castings West’s phi- �� pany finished manufacturing 60 losophy. YES MAN �� aluminum access covers, also “We are extremely grateful to DLY ...... 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45 �� known as hatches, which will be have our company play a large SUN ...... 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20 �� used to cover the concrete struc- role in helping others in Third (PG-13) tures that collect and distribute World countries, and this was �� potable water to thousands in a great volunteer on our part,” TWILIGHT �� Guinea who have little or no he said. “Despite the economy, �� access to clean or fresh water. our business is strong, but more DLY ...... 12:30, 4:15, 7:00, 9:40 A total of 35 ladders were also importantly, this project brings SUN ...... 12:30, 4:15, 7:00 �� (PG-13) �� shipped out by the company as home why we come to work well. every day. If nothing else, at the �� Craig Anderson, general photography / Maegan Burr end of the day, we must be sure FOUR CHRISTMASES �� manager of Syracuse Castings, we had a positive effect on the Syracuse Castings welder John Cooper welds an access cover Friday afternoon. DLY ...... 12:05, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 �� said the company’s employees lives of others.” SUN ...... 12:05, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 worked from 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sixty of the covers are bound for Guinea, Africa, as part of a World Bank infra- [email protected] �� (PG-13) on Saturday manufacturing the structure project. �� hatches. �� “We were contacted by a gen- TALE OF DESPEREAUX �� eral contracting company in the DLY ...... 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 Mountain West about this proj- �� SUN ...... 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00 ect,” he said. “They called us out NOW AVAILABLE! (G) �� of the blue saying they were ship- Pumpkin & �� ping other related equipment THE DAY THE EARTH �� over to Guinea, and that they Eggnog STOOD STILL �� wanted to include our hatches in DLY...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45 �� the same containers. We started DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20 �� shipping them today [Monday].” (PG13) Anderson said the hatches COMBO �� and ladders were shipped out OLT �� in trucks and off to a port locat- B �� DLY ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 �� ed in Wilmington, N.C. He said $ �� the entire project cost around SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:00 �� $120,000. (PG) �� “They have to be at the port Our Box Office opens daily �� in Wilmington by Dec. 30, where 20 min. before first show starts. �� 5.99 pm $ they will meet up with other All shows before 6 5 �� pm $ $ After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 �� equipment and material from $ Seniors (over 65) 5 �� the company that informed us �� The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele SHAKES All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� about the project, and then they �� will all go onto a ship headed 38 Flavors �� toward Africa,” Anderson said. �� “They will go to different water �� and sewer districts in cities all 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 �� around Guinea. There are con- HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm No �� tractors out in Guinea who will �� do the installation of the hatches �� Rookie when they get there.” Sun-Thur 5:00 | 7:15 PG-13 Sun-Wed 5:00 | 7:00 R �� Guinea is a West African coun- Mark Watson �� ENDS WEDNESDAY try suffering from civil wars in Sports Editor �� Will Smith, Rasario Dawson Paul Rudd, Sean William Scott �� neighboring countries, poor For play-by-play action subscribe infrastructure, environmental Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! �� No Credit/Debit cards to the �� damage, and inadequate sup- Seven Pounds 882-2273 or Checks Accepted Role Models �� plies of fresh potable water. �� Anderson said he looks forward Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 111 N. Main, Tooele Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 �� to doing even more humanitar- Starts Christmas Day ‘Marly & Me’ 5 & 7:15 435.882.0050 A3

TUESDAY December 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Help Our County Food Bank This Season. Utah film critics bestow 2008 awards Bring an item of non-perishable food to your next appointment at Oasis Family Medicine and we will by Missy Thompson make an additional donation. STAFF WRITER OASIS FAMILY Dr. Jay Spector The Utah Film Critics Association honored “The MEDICINE call 833-0229 Dark Knight,” the highest- 196 East 2000 North • Suite 100 • (Behind the Hospital) grossing film of 2008, with its Best Picture award during the group’s annual meeting last Thursday. Heath Ledger was also Warm Wishes to you unanimously chosen as Best Supporting Actor for his performance of The Joker, a hom- this Holiday Season icidal clown who terrorizes the Thank you for your support this year. fictional city of Gotham City. Melissa Leo was recog- nized as Best Lead Actress for her performance as a finan- photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures cially struggling mother who Heath Ledger was named the Utah Film Critics Association winner for best supporting actor for his portrayal of The Joker smuggles illegal Chinese and in “The Dark Knight,” which took the honor of Best Picture for 2008. Pakistani immigrants on a Mohawk reservation between last year. “Wall*E’s” director The ballots were tallied based Scott Renshaw, Salt Lake City New York State and Quebec in Andrew Stanton was named on the rank of each nominee Weekly; Steve Salles, Standard- “Frozen River.” Best Director. and a final list of the top five Examiner (Ogden); Missy Mickey Rourke took the In the documentary catego- in each category was created. Thompson, Tooele Transcript- award for Best Lead Actor for ry, “Man on Wire” was named After two hours of discussion, Bulletin; Tony Toscano, Talking his portrayal of a washed-up the best in its field for telling deliberation and scrutiny, the Pictures; Jeff Vice, Deseret former professional wrestling the story of Phillippe Petit’s group individually chose one News; and Doug Wright, KSL star in “The Wrestler.” illegal high-wire routine per- nominee from the final ballot Movie Show. “Rachel Getting Married” formed between New York to make up their favorite films [email protected] won two awards for Rosemarie City’s twin towers in 1974. and performances from 2008. Dewitt’s supporting role as a The Swedish vampire thrill- This is the fourth year the woman getting married whose er “Let the Right One In” was Utah Film Critics Association newstips 882.0050 glory is taken away when her honored as the best feature has voted on the best films sister comes home from reha- in the non-English language of the year. Members of the bilitation, and Jenny Lumet’s category. association include Cody screenplay. The Utah Film Critics Clark, Daily Herald (Provo); The Pixar film “Wall*E” Association is made up of 11 Luke Hickman, Utah Valley also took home two honors film journalists in print and University College Times; for Best Animated Feature, broadcast media through- Sean P. Means, Salt Lake making Pixar a winner for out Utah. Each submitted a Tribune; Andy Morgan, Logan the second year in a row with ballot ranking their top five Herald-Journal; Ryan Michael “Ratatouille” taking the honor nominees in each category. Painter, In Utah This Week; �� SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF LUNCH BUFFET DINNER BUFFET �� Mon. - Sat: 11am - 4pm Thurs.: 4pm - 10pm Buy One Buffet-Get the 2nd Buffet ADULT $6.49 - CHILDREN Fri. - Sat.: 4pm - 10:30pm �� AGE 9-11 $4.89 Sun. All Day: 11:30am - 9:30pm AGE 6-8 $3.89 ADULT $8.79 - CHILDREN �� AGE 3-5 $2.89 AGE 9-11 $5.99 AGE 6-8 $4.99 �� AGE 3-5 $3.99 �� HALF-OFF Menu Includes Over Dine-in only Cannot be combined with any other offers. �� One coupon per table. Expires 1/22/09 60 Items a Day! �� The Greatest ALL YOU CAN EAT Chinese �� & American Buffet �� Open In Tooele! �� We are different from other Chinese Restaurants in town. �� 843-0628 �� FREEat least 3 in party, Birthday must be present w/proper ID. �� Cannot be combined with other offers. One coupon per table �� 778 North Main Festive Phantoms Let me light your way to a for Your Holiday Season

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OUR VIEW Christmas is a time to celebrate higher joys It’s the job of a newspaper to focus on the ways of the world. Government, crime, education, business, sports, land use issues — the nuts and bolts of our community. Those topics, which impact all our lives, are certainly worthy of scrutiny. But sometimes it’s also nice to turn away from the world for a short while and consider our lives through a wider lens. Fortunately, Christmas gives us that opportunity. To spend any time pondering the meaning of Christmas, you have to cast your mind back more than 2,000 years. That exercise alone puts many of the “big problems” of today into context. Two millennia ago, a woman was trying to find a place to give birth to her child. Turned away at every inn, she finally found refuge in a manger. In those hum- ble surroundings, she brought a child into the world who changed it forever. One of the lessons of Christmas is that the simplest, most human actions often carry the greatest consequences. We can sit in offices debating the price of gasoline or the state of the real estate market, but in the greater scheme of things, isn’t it far more important to spend time with your children, love your spouse, support your family and serve your community? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Christmas is about our shared humanity too. Although the world often encourages us to promote the interests closest to us and our is now running, so I am writing this let- pocketbook, we can use this holiday to remember that our lives truly Generous Tooele ter with the hope that more people who LETTERS POLICY are interconnected. There is still a general good to be striven for, and Since starting a job with Tooele wanted this service will start to utilize it often has little to do with the hot issues of the day. Mankind’s basic County Relief Services a couple months it. Otherwise it won’t continue. There The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- problems have not changed much in 2,000 years. But Christ’s example ago, I have learned several important are two runs in the morning starting at ters to the editor from readers. Letters shows us a way through those problems. All that’s required is that we lessons. First, there is a significant 5:32 a.m. and 6:26 a.m. There are three must be no longer than 250 words, do unto others as we would have them do unto us. homeless presence in Tooele. Second, runs from the LDS Church in Stansbury civil in tone, written exclusively for the This Christmas, let’s take time to take stock of our human progress. Tooele is home to some of the most at 5:04 p.m., 6:15 p.m., and 7:15 p.m. Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Let’s celebrate the miracle of our shared humanity. The way of the generous people on earth. So often peo- Please take advantage of this wonderful the writer’s name, address and phone world will preoccupy us again once the holidays are over, but for a few ple leave donations at Relief Services to service if at all possible. number. Priority will be given to letters quiet days we have an opportunity to focus on what’s really important benefit others in the community and June Anderson that refer to a recent article in the in life. never get to see firsthand the good their Grantsville newspaper. All letters may be subject Merry Christmas to you and yours. contributions do. I feel very fortunate to to editing. see the eyes of the people who benefit Gratitude for honesty from the community’s kindness. Often I just want to send a public thank Letters written to thank an individual or the eyes are full of pain. It is difficult you to the wonderful person who saw organization should be submitted for GUEST OPINION for people to receive when they would my wife’s purse in a shopping cart in “Notes of Appreciation” rather be giving. Often the eyes change the Wal-Mart parking lot and returned from near panic to calm as they real- it to the customer service area of Wal- Readers who are interested in writing a ize their most basic needs will be met. Mart, where my wife was able to locate longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Editorial missed mark Always the eyes are full of gratitude it. This could have turned out to be a general interest should contact Editor for items that help them through the very terrible day if someone had stolen Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- toughest times in their lives — items the purse. Thanks again to the Good mation at the top of this page. given to them by people they will never Samaritan. Tooele is awesome. on housing and jobs know. George Eliot once asked, “What Brian Moore E-mail: [email protected] do we live for, if it is not to make life less Tooele Fax: (435) 882-6123 egarding the editorial on difficult for each other?” I have come Mail: Letters to the Editor the county’s “transforma- to believe that many of the residents of Concert chaos Tooele Transcript-Bulletin R tion,” (“Census data illus- Tooele County have taken this to heart. I’m not exactly sure what to call P.O. Box 390 trates county’s transformation,” Chris Sloan It is this sense of community and gener- the event that was held last Tuesday Dec. 16) I would like to offer a GUEST COLUMNIST osity that make Tooele such a wonder- night at the Grantsville High School couple of observations to hope- ful place to live. auditorium. What I thought was going LETTER CONTEST fully give Transcript readers a bit Tanya Ray to be a winter concert of band and better perspective. I am involved Tooele choir students was one of the strang- Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will in this issue on a day-to-day basis. and I can’t find them. As of the last est events I’ve ever attended. The halls select the best letter of the month and I won’t dwell on the positives the quarter, the average sales price for Take advantage of bus schedule were filled with parents lined up to see reprint it in the first Open Forum page editorial started with, but rather a home in Tooele County is over Last August, Grantsville residents ral- their child perform. Admission was $2 of the following month. The winning with some of the negative “conclu- $200,000. While that may appear lied to get a bus (454) that would take us a seat but the auditorium was already letter writer will receive a free one-year sions” — most of them having to cheap to the newspaper’s editorial to and from Stansbury Park so we could full. At 7:15 p.m. the admission atten- subscription to the newspaper. The sub- do with housing and employment staff, let me break it down further. connect with the 453 and/or 451 to Salt dant yelled down the hall that if a child scription can be transferred or used to issues. That price means that to pur- Lake City. Utah Transit Authority rep- was in beginning band, their perfor- renew a present subscription. The editorial was correct chase the average home in Tooele resentative Steve Swan listened to our mance had just ended, and parents regarding the young age of our County the single wage earner voices and provided a very good sys- whose children had not performed yet population. However, to intimate this editorial was bragging about tem. Last night when we arrived back at should be allowed to move up in the that we are somehow alone in this needs to earn between $25 to $28 Stansbury around 6 p.m., the Grantsville line. Essentially what they were saying than being a simple junior high band is to assume that Utah as a state dollars an hour to make the pay- 454 was waiting. We sat in the warm bus was: “Even though you commute into and choir concert, it was instead some is significantly different, when in ment, and that’s if he has no other until 6:15 p.m. waiting for the 453 to Salt Lake everyday and left work early kind of multi-school, multi-grade, band fact it’s not. While much of this debt. arrive from Salt Lake. No one got off the to attend this concert, your child’s event and choir extravaganza. Next time they trend can be attributed to the Not too many of those jobs are 453 for Grantsville. There were four of is already over. You came all this way for should consider the line of parents out family-related culture of the state, out here. So I guess my kids will us on the bus bound for Grantsville. The nothing because your child’s concert the door who may have felt like all they it’s also true that for the first half commute — you know, 27.6 min- driver told us only one person rode the was only 15 minutes long. Please go were there for was to give their children of the decade Tooele enjoyed an utes, worst in the state. But I chal- 7:15 p.m. bus from Stansbury the previ- home now so there will be room in the rides home. affordability advantage over most lenge you to leave West Jordan, ous night. I realize there was not a lot of auditorium for the other parents to see Alan Frederickson of the state. Notice I said “afford- Sandy, Draper, or Bluffdale, not advertisement that the Grantsville bus their child’s 15-minute concert.” Rather Stansbury Park able,” not “cheap.” to mention anywhere in Utah That advantage has virtually County, at the same time as I leave disappeared in the last couple Tooele and I will meet you down- GUEST OPINION of years, not just because of the town. I’ll have time for breakfast demand of people wanting to before you get there. move to our beautiful area, but I wish I didn’t have to comment also because of the attitude of on the opinion that we are dunces. New Dolorosa plan raises questions of our cities and towns regarding The world has changed in the last growth. They seem to think that decade. A degree is not the mea- commercial is the key to residen- sure of success or employability it tial growth, when in fact compa- once was. Many of the best paying planning and development in Grantsville nies look for residential rooftops jobs out there these days require before they locate in an area. The an education that USU can’t pro- ho is watching out for been approved along SR-112 and qual- Transcript reported earlier in the vide as simply or affordably as Grantsville? ity land — including a 12-acre parcel year that companies such as these the school district’s new Tooele As I read the article in the within about half a mile of the proposed W Drew Allen would not come here until we had Advanced Learning Center can. Transcript-Bulletin about a proposed project — is available and already zoned thousands of new residents, yet It is my hope that in the future commercial development on Durfee GUEST COLUMNIST commercial. the paper also seems to think that the Transcript-Bulletin can Street (“Dolorosa developer hopes to Third, commercial growth must be “if we build it, they will come.” once again find some benefit in add gym, shopping center to luxury kept in line with demand. A new shop- The companies with the high pay- being a supporter of what Tooele community,” Dec. 16), I can’t help but of Grantsville is, at its heart, the rural ping center has been approved for the ing jobs we want are no different. County is and can be, rather fear that no one is. nature of the area. While residential south side of Main Street downtown They need a workforce. For that than the voice of doom for what We certainly are not being helped by development and supporting commer- and additional buildings have been we actually need more affordable may never come. I live and work Grantsville City Planning Commission cial growth will continue to happen, approved at the intersection of Main housing, not less. here because of the quality of life members — i.e., Gary Fawson — who placing large-scale commercial develop- Street and SR-112. The city and its I don’t know about you, but — and that’s not by accident. speak on the record in favor of a devel- ments in traditionally residential and residents are not served by commercial I’d like for my kids to be able to opment that changes the entire charac- agricultural areas kills the very thing buildings left vacant by failed businesses live here when they grow up. I Chris Sloan is branch broker for ter of an area without public input. that draws people here. While most of or over-development. have looked high and low for the Group 1 Real Estate in Tooele and The proposed development would us recognize that views of pastures and Over the past years, it seems that “cheap” homes the paper seems to the current president of the Utah include an 80,000-square-foot com- farming fields will not last forever, no the planning commission has forgot- think are prevalent in the county Association of Realtors. mercial recreation center, as well as 22 one in the area moved there with the ten about the residents of Grantsville in stores in a two-story shopping center. expectation that those fields would be favor of passing nearly every rezoning It is to be built on 11 acres at the corner replaced with parking lots, bright lights request that comes their way. It is time of Durfee and Worthington streets in and large commercial buildings. for this to stop. an area currently zoned for low-density Second, prime commercial land is Someone must look out for residential. There is no significant com- available in the city. Current city zon- Grantsville. And that will have to be us. mercial development in the area — or ing allows for commercial development Make your voice heard in opposition anywhere along Durfee Street for that along Main Street and SR-112. These to commercial development in residen- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper matter. areas have the infrastructure to handle tial areas, and protect the very things The needed rezoning for the develop- traffic and allow better visibility and that make Grantsville the great place Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus ment should not be allowed to happen access — thus making commercial that it is. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor for several reasons: ventures more likely to succeed. One First, the charm and uniqueness very large development has already Drew Allen is a Grantsville resident. A5

TUESDAY December 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Don’t be the Last to Know Where the BEST DEALS in To wn Are A STUDENT’S VIEW GSI Tooele students are willing to HOLIDAY SALE cowboy up in effort to go green Get Your LAST MINUTE Gift Ideas Here! ooele High is going green, give him their empty soda cans. style parkas will be this season’s • DVD’s and the school’s students He later collected the aluminum “must have” item. • Electronics T are feeling the changes. for recycling alongside the paper Despite this, students, for the Everything A revitalized interest in our Emma Penrod products. most part, refrain from complain- • Video Games planet’s well-being — and the CORRESPONDENT Not only has the recycling ing. Most seem to understand % well-being of the school district’s become massively successful in the importance of saving a few • Guitars finances — has brought about multiple Tooele High classrooms, kilowatts, and even those who are 10-20off some energy-efficient innovations but the school has adopted other not greatly inclined to worry about • Snowboards Layaways available: 20% down that are becoming more noticeable old reports, tests, and other assign- energy-saving policies. Teachers the well-being of the environment as the winter season deepens. ments. It may be students are who in the past chronically wasted are going along with the collective • Guns Actually, the changes began recycling bad grades, or maybe the electricity by leaving their comput- effort. • Jewelry NEED EXTRA HOLIDAY CASH? some years back, before I entered lunch ladies have put something in ers on 24-7 have been asked to Though I fully realize how high school, with a recycling effort the Buff Subs — an unusually pop- shut their machines down when important it is that the school save • Tools • Full Pawnshop Services organized by a handful of students. ular lunch item — but I think the they leave. Automated lighting precious dollars in any way pos- Each classroom received a large credit for this change may lie with systems turn off earlier, and an sible, I feel the most important, • Much More • Post-dated check loans plastic bin — the kind reminiscent the teachers. In my three admit- increasing number of lights have long-lasting benefit of these new Come in early for (up to $1000) of Tupperware — in which to leave tedly short years at THS, this is the been replaced by natural sunlight programs is the behaviors being best selection, graded assignments and tests they first school year I have ever heard a supplied via the school’s many spa- taught to students. Having learned prices limited to • Title Loans available desired to have recycled instead of teacher encourage recycling. cious windows. all the hows and whys of recycling stock on hand. just throwing them in the old-fash- With the first half of the year not Yet the most obvious change and saving energy by example, they ioned waste basket. quite past, I have heard multiple may be in the air, literally. can continue environmentally- Open 10am to 6pm MON-SAT • Prices good thru 12/31/08 Unfortunately, it took a while for teachers not only encourage the Thermostats schoolwide have friendly practices through the rest the program to catch on. practice, but discouraging wasting been turned down a notch, lead- of their lives, resulting in a brighter This year, both students and papers with an occasionally sharp ing many students to rethink their future for generations to come. teachers have become environ- tongue. One teacher in particular school day attire. Shorts and capris mentally conscious, and the big expanded upon the original idea are definitely becoming less com- Emma Penrod is a junior at Tooele plastic bins are overflowing with and started asking students to mon, and I’m predicting Eskimo- High School. Serving Tooele Valley loan needs for 34 years 324 N. Main • 882-5560 Benefit (Located IN the old BMC West Bldg, continued from page A1 across from Tooele City Police Dept & 7-11) Visit our site for all your Christmas needs after contracting meningitis when she was 3. Michael was working two jobs to support his family at GSIPAWNSHOP.COM the start of the year. But when he quit one job and subse- quently lost the other job, it took a toll on the family’s Share Your News finances. 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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 23, 2008 Don’t give your loved ones the flu this REEL TALK holiday season. Come get your Unless you love Jim Carrey, flu shot today. just say no to dull ‘Yes Man’ Please call to make f you’ve seen “Liar Liar,” yes to everything, including an appointment, you’ve essentially seen driving a homeless man to a “Yes Man.” It’s the same park and giving him all the cash I MissyMiss Thompson concept: A man’s life is stalled he has then running out of gas. 435.277.2310 and he doesn’t know what to STAFF WRITER After walking to a gas station do. Some force then causes to get his car going again, he him to begin speaking without meets Allison (Deschanel), who restraint, making it so he can’t finds him oddly engaging. say no or lie. This eventually book by Danny Wallace. It was They meet again when Carl gets in the way of the rest of his adapted as a screenplay by unknowingly goes to one of her work and relationships. Jarrad Paul, Andrew Mogel and band’s shows. The two hit it off I liked “Yes Man” a little bit Nicholas Stoller. I’m a fan of and he agrees to go to her early- Health Department more than “Liar Liar” mainly Stoller, who directed “Forgetting morning jogging/photography because of the on-screen pres- Sarah Marshall,” but I’m con- class. As their relationship 151 N. Main, Tooele ence of Zooey Deschanel. The fused on why he wanted to blooms, Allison is intrigued downside is Jim Carrey is Jim contribute to this film. I believe by his eagerness to try and www.tooelehealth.org Carrey. He’s playing the same he initially wrote the screen- do anything. His friends like role he’s played in almost every play and Paul and Mogel were the fact that he won’t say no comedy he’s ever been in. If you brought in to make rewrites. I to anything and use it to their like Carrey then you’ll have no wonder if Stoller had sole con- advantage. After trying to return qualms about “Yes Man.” trol over the words of the movie to California from a whirlwind Parts of “Yes Man” are incred- if it would’ve been a lot better. weekend getaway to Lincoln, ibly funny. There is one scene In “Yes Man,” Carl Allen Neb., the couple is stopped involving two LDS missionar- (Carrey) never does anything. because the FBI believes Carl is Masterpieces of ies that will probably be more He works a meaningless job as plotting something against the funny to Utahns and LDS a loan officer in a lending office, United States with everything Nature’s Art church members than anyone and since he says no to just he’s been purchasing and doing. else. But, for the most part, “Yes about everything, no one gets Allison catches on that he’s n The Art of the Snowfl ake, Dr. Man” is boring. In the first 20 approved for any loans. He lies just following some self-help minutes there is no life to be to get out of doing something guru and wonders if he really IKenneth Libbrecht has collected found in Carrey’s or anyone his best friend Peter (Bradley loves her or is just saying yes his newest and best photographic else’s character. It isn’t until Cooper) wants him to do and to everything. This causes Carl Deschanel shows up that the finds excuses to leave a bar to re-evaluate his decision to images of snowfl akes. His unique film picks up the pace. Even when his ex-wife shows up. always say yes. method of photography captures then, after she’s been on screen When his “Harry Potter”-lov- “Yes Man” is a little entertain- for the rest of the film, she starts ing boss Norman (Rhys Darby) ing and kind of funny. But, it’s real snow crystals in color and to lose some of her charm. wants him to attend any of his the same old song and dance unprecedented detail, unveiling That may be attributed the movie-themed parties, Carl from Carrey. So, if you liked relationship between Carrey, always has something better to “Liar Liar” you’ll probably be their incredible patterns like who’s 46, and Deschanel, who’s do. entertained by “Yes Man.” never before. His images save the 28 — which is unbelievable. One day while eating lunch in Otherwise, say “no man.” They’re both quirky actors: front of the loan office, he spots [email protected] miraculous beauty of snowfl akes for Carrey is able to be visually Nick (John Michael Higgins), funny and entertaining while an old friend. Nick is a follower all to see. $ 00 Deschanel is adorable and of Terrence Bundley (Terence 11 x 12 inches • 156 pages • Hardcover 30 witty. Still, I couldn’t feel any Stamp) who encourages people FLICK AT A GLANCE true chemistry between the to always say yes and never Get Your Copy Today! actors and I don’t think that has say no. Carl decides to give it a Grade: C+ Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin anything to do with Deschanel try. When Terrence supposedly Rated: PG-13 TOOELE RANSCRIPT and everything to do with puts a curse on him to say yes Time: 104 minutes T 58 N. Main, Tooele • 8 am to 6 pm • M-F Carrey. for an entire year, Carl actually Now playing BULLETIN (Just south of Tooele City Hall) “Yes Man” is based on the believes him. He starts saying

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Peppermill and Montego Bay lion dollar projects are having Wendover resorts, said the casinos put to be put on hold.” continued from page A1 more gaming employees, such Part of the reason Wendover as dealers and pit bosses, on has proven somewhat reces- we had last year. The business four-day workweeks in mid- sion proof may be that its is slower, but it’s nothing com- November, partly because of main market, northern Utah, pared to what’s going on in Las the downturn and partly as a has not suffered as much eco- Vegas or Reno.” regular off-season practice. nomically as other parts of the The Nevada Gaming Control “We basically asked peo- West. Board reported that for July ple if they wanted to go on a “Utah has been generally through October in 2008, gam- four-day workweek this year more resistant to cycles that ing revenues and collections so we didn’t have to force any- happen nationally, and even in Wendover were down only body to do it or cut down any though the state is heavily 4 percent from what they were departments,” he said. “A lot impacted now, it’s still doing from July through October in of people were eager to have better than other places else- 2007. that extra day off, just because where across the country,” Things appear to be worse they know they won’t be mak- said Melville. elsewhere in Nevada. In Las ing that many more tips any- Melville said Wendover is Vegas, gaming revenues from way during this slow period. also growing as a small-town July to October of 2008 were 14 A great deal of their money gambling alternative to places percent lower than the same comes from tips, and they fig- like Las Vegas and Reno. period a year before. In Reno, ure they could take a day off “People get to have more gaming revenue from July to if they won’t make that much personalized service here, as October was down 7 percent. more.” well as a more convenient And Mesquite, a border des- Spillman said the five-day gaming experience,” he said. tination similar to Wendover, workweeks will be reinstated “They don’t have to walk two saw a 21 percent decrease in February or March. miles from their room to the in gaming revenue for July “In February, things start casino floor, and we have through October 2008 when picking back up again,” respectable facilities here. We compared with the same peri- Spillman said. “That is when also have good flight deals for od in 2007. the holidays are over and people flying into Wendover.” In September, Wendover’s the weather is getting nicer Spillman said long-term casinos also foresaw a crisis as again.” trends are favoring Wendover. a perfect storm of their tradi- Spillman also said Wendover “People are indeed looking tionally slow season, high gas layoffs have been slight. for a better value now, and prices and a looming recession “There were around 30 we’re also strongly tied to the formed, according to Melville. people laid off because of Utah economy, which still That storm hasn’t yet material- the economy, and they were brings a lot of people here,” he ized however. mostly construction workers said. “People in Utah or else- “With the way the economy because we don’t have a lot of where around the country who is, I thought we would have building going on right now,” had flown to Las Vegas in the seen a higher percent drop in he said. “Most of them we past are now driving or flying gaming revenues,” Melville were able to find other jobs. here and making Wendover said. It’s nothing like in Las Vegas, their new, more affordable John Spillman, market- where thousands of people are vacation spot.” ing director for the Rainbow, getting laid off and multi-mil- [email protected] TUESDAY December 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7

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OBITUARIES

Billie Mel Gibson Community Bank. Sharon; children, Jeff Gibson, He dedicated 42 years of Monica Robbins and Michelle Billie Mel Gibson passed away his life working in the bank- (David) Crandall; sister, Dorothy peacefully on Saturday, Dec. 20, ing industry, 37 years with First Tuttle; brothers, Jack, LaRay, 2008, surrounded by his loving Security Bank and five years with Max and Jed; seven grandchil- wife and children. His bravery Capital Community Bank. He dren and six step-grandchildren Lean and courage during his last few was very well respected among who he loved with all his heart. days were a testimony to the his colleagues and developed He is preceded in death by his strength he always had in life. many close friendships during sister, Ivis Allsop; brothers, He was born Oct. 6, 1935, to his career. Junior and Melvin; and parents Ground Beef Ondus Horace and Remelda Bill loved to travel with fam- O.H. “Jack “Gibson and Remelda Nielsen Gibson in Tooele. He ily and friends and added many Gibson. graduated from Tooele High lasting memories to those who Funeral services will be held $ 98 and in 1960 he began his bank- were fortunate enough to have on Saturday, Dec. 27 at 11 a.m. ing with First Security Bank. He traveled with him. He loved golf, in the Berg Mortuary Drawing 1 lb. also met and married the love of fishing and hunting. His back- Room Chapel, 185 East Center his life and best friend, Sharon packing trips to the High Uintas Street, Provo. Friends may call 985 E. Main • G-ville • 884-3837 Hector. Together they shared 48 with his friends held a special at the mortuary on Friday eve- wonderful years. place in his heart. He had an ning from 6 to 8 p.m. and again Bill served in the U.S. Army undying love and passion for the on Saturday morning from 10 to during the Korean War and was Commerce, president of the outdoors, especially his family 11 a.m. Interment will follow in proud of his country. He was Vernal Rotary Club, director of cabin on Diamond Mountain, the Tooele City Cemetery at 2:30 a graduate of Dixie College, the Uinta Basin Energy Council, where many wonderful memo- p.m. Condolences may be sent American Institute of Banking Vernal City Councilman, board ries were made. While admiring to [email protected]. and Pacific Coast Banking member of the Vernal City the majestic beauty of nature In lieu of flowers the family School. He had a strong belief in Airport Commission, vice presi- from his cabin deck, he would suggests contributions be made giving back to the communities dent and chairman of the Board often say “this is the best day of in his memory to the Huntsman in which he lived and devoted of Water Resources for the State my life…this is my heaven”. Cancer Institute in Salt Lake • Collectibles much of his time to public ser- of Utah, chairman of the Utah Bill was a loving and devoted City. vice. He served as the presi- County United Way, presi- husband, father, grandfather, We miss you Dad…may you • Jewelry dent of the Provo Jaycee’s, president of the Provo Rotary Club brother and friend to many. He finally be at peace in your cabin • Flowers dent of the Vernal Chamber of and board member of Capital is survived by his loving wife in heaven. • Candy Max Alma Boswell milk on a milk truck, until he had Leeanna Freeman, Sherrie Burr; • Toiletries to go to work at the CC camps. He sons-in-law, Ken Price, Jim also worked in the mines around Wilkes; granddaughters Tira Our dear husband, father, Eureka. Eventually he moved to Jean, Serenity; great-grandson, grandpa, uncle and friend, Max Tooele where he gave 33 years of Weston Lee Payne; brothers Ned Alma Boswell, passed away Dec. service to the Tooele Army Depot. Boswell, Elmo Boswell; and sister, % 20, 2008, in Tooele, surrounded He married Lois Hansen Nov. Margaret Jones. Dad belonged to: by his family. Max was born in 25, 1941, they later divorced. He Tooele Eagles, Tooele Travelers off Nephi, Utah, on Sept. 22, 1919, then married Marjorie Warenski and Tooele Moose Lodge for 50 to Alma Sylvester and Celia Ellen March 16, 1968. Together they years. He was also a member of Precious Moments “Nellie” Cartwright Boswell. He had nine children. Max is sur- the LDS Church in the Tooele 2nd vived by his wife, Marjorie; Ward. Dad loved to go fishing, daughters, Maxine (Bill) Jacobs, hunting, camping, and traveling DOLLS Frank Deeanna Wilkes, Charlotte with his family. Graveside ser- (Paul) Gourley, Wanda (Wesley) vices will be held Tuesday, Dec. OHLMAN Payne; sons, Butch (LuRae) Burr, 23, 2008, at 1 p.m. in the Tooele Attorney at Law M Roger Warenski, son-in-law City Cemetery. A visitation will Precious Moments • Beanie Babies • Jim Shore • Willow Tree Dewey Sorenson, brother-in-law be prior to service from 11 a.m. Vince Jones, 22 grandchildren, to 12:30 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, South of Wal-Mart FREE 48 great-grandchildren, and 18 110 S. Main St., Tooele. Dad you 138 W. 1180 N. #7 435.882.4353 Consultation grew up in Eureka, Utah. Dad great-great-grandchildren. He is were a very special angel to us for had to start working at an early preceded in death by his par- and we will miss you ‘till we meet Wills & age. He first started delivering ents; daughters Judy Sorenson, again. Trusts Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the Lynne Bates Curtis Karen, Bryan (Nancy Cragun), 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Sherri (Sifa Mahe), Deanna, Lougy Matthew (Wendi Draude), April 882.0050 882-4800 May. She is also survived by her eight younger brothers and sis- www.schmutzmohlman.com Lynne was born on Oct. 5, ters. Her joy was complete with 1946, to Elman Bates Curtis and 13 grandchildren. Madelyn Huffman Curtis. Lynne We love you our special angel, returned home to her Heavenly sister friendly, sweetheart, mom, Father on Dec. 19, 2008. Being sister and grandma, you are a lifelong member of the LDS loved tremendously and will be Church, Lynne married her lov- missed. WE DESIGN & PRINT ing husband, Dennis Leroy Lougy Funeral services will be held on June 25, 1965, in the Salt Lake on Dec. 23, at 1 p.m. at the LDS Temple. Tooele 4th ward, on the corner of Lynne is a beloved daughter 200 South and 200 West. A view- of our Heavenly Father who has ing will be held prior to services 4-Color given her life in charity and ser- ily. She led music and told stories at 11 a.m. vice to others. She is mother, as sister friendly in primary. Of In lieu of flowers a donation sister, friend, missionary, musi- all the titles, sweetheart, sweetie can be given at Zions Bank in cian, a poet, a tender heart and pie, honey and dear, the dearest Tooele in Lynne B. Lougy’s a warm smile. Lynne enjoyed is loving wife. name. being a grandmother to all the Lynne is survived by her hus- Condolences can be sent to Business Cards children, in and out of her fam- band Dennis and her six children; www.SereniCare.com. Fred R. Jackson Rubie, eight children, three of which are former residents of ONE STOP SHOP Fred R. 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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY Tuesday 7:50 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Wednesday 7:51 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Thursday 7:51 a.m. 5:08 p.m. Friday 7:51 a.m. 5:09 p.m. 2 Saturday 7:52 a.m. 5:09 p.m. 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sunday 7:52 a.m. 5:10 p.m. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Monday 7:52 a.m. 5:11 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Tuesday 4:38 a.m. 2:08 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Wednesday 5:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Thursday 6:38 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. 4:22 p.m. ALMANAC Saturday 8:16 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Mostly cloudy and Statistics for the week ending Dec. 21. Cloudy and cold with Overcast with a couple Cloudy with snow or Cloudy with a couple Rather cloudy and not Sunday 8:54 a.m. 6:20 p.m. Cloudy and cold cold with snow Temperatures Monday 9:27 a.m. 7:22 p.m. snow, 1-2” of snow showers flurries possible of snow showers as cold showers High/Low past week 36/14 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 40/20 29 13 28 21 30 18 22 15 25 15 30 21 38 26 Average temp past week 25.5 Normal average temp past week 30.0 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 27 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 17 Shown is Tuesday’s weather. Temperatures are Tuesday 36 36 Forecasts and graphics provided by 32 33 night’s lows and Tuesday’s 31 31 29 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 highs. 26 23 20 UTAH WEATHER 15 14 15 16 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Logan Grouse 22/9 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 30/16 Knolls Clive Lake Point 28/13 27/13 19.43 27/5 28/18 15.39 Ogden Stansbury Park 25/14 Erda 28/18 Grantsville Vernal 29/16 Pine Canyon 0.99 1.06 Salt Lake City 21/5 28/18 23/8 0.35 0.34 Tooele 28/18 Bauer 29/13 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 28/13 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 29/13 27/3 28/13 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 28/13 29/9 Nephi Rush Valley 15.2 16.2 31/10 27/12 Ophir 24/7 8.2 Delta Manti 32/10 30/8 Green River Last Month Season 35/14 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 29/12 32/10 Moab 30/8 SNOWPACK Hanksville 37/18 Beaver 39/15 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 32/10 Ibapah 29/10 32/7 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Sunday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Sunday 1.5” 0.8” 0.5” St. George 29/14 34/14 Average 8.2” 4.5” 3.0” 41/30 Kanab 38/19 Eureka Percent of Average 18% 18% 17% 27/10 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

BLAST FROM THE PAST Great Depression hit county’s businesses, jobs and prices hard e are officially in a ably less. erwise there just weren’t any Progress Administration was the money to buy it with recession now, but The reason the banks went jobs. Other job seekers left the expanded to include digging or through relief services W things could easily broke was partly due to loans state to look for work. sewers and working on roads — though I couldn’t find any be much worse economically Natalie Tripp given to livestock operators, Eventually the government and various other city and record of anyone dying from — as a look back at Tooele STAFF WRITER especially sheep men as the stepped in with emergency community rehabilitation and starvation. County during the infamous price of lambs went down to relief orders, which provided construction projects. Later By 1938, the smelter was up stock market crash of 1929 50 cents a piece. There was no each family with about $10 in on, even as late as 1941, the and running again and people shows. way to repay the loans. food per month. The food was government assisted cities in went back to work. Things The Great Depression had a had to lay off many employees, People also had to borrow surplus. The farmers couldn’t building city halls. Tooele’s weren’t so bad after the smelter severe impact on the county. severely curtailing mining in money to build homes and sell their meat so the govern- old City Hall was built in 1941 resumed operations, and just For example, from 1931 to both Bauer and Ophir. couldn’t make their payments. ment bought it and redistrib- under this act. around the corner in 1941 the 1934 the Tooele smelter opera- Then in 1933 the banks In order to survive, some uted the food where needed. The prices of everything county would see a boom of tion was restricted, limited and closed. people grew gardens and There was a cold storage plant were low. Hamburger was 12 industry. finally shut down. The smelter The Tooele County Bank, raised rabbits and pigs in their in Tooele for government meat cents a pound, shoes about $3 In 1942, Tooele Army Depot shutdown had a domino effect however, was able to repay 40 back yards where possible. and it was operated by the a pair, bread was 5 cents a loaf, was established and the advent on other county businesses. percent of the money owed to Some residents were able to Emergency Relief Fund. and milk 10 cents a quart. of the war ended the Great The mines, unable to ship ore its depositors. The Grantsville find work under the farmers Eventually, the range of Food was reasonable, but Depression. due to the smelter problem, Bank payment was consider- during hay season, but oth- work performed by the Works only available if families had [email protected] Library Sinus Infection? continued from page A1 Internet area. Allergies? “A lot of people have said they can’t afford their Internet so they’re coming to the library to use the Internet,” she said, adding she thinks there are David K. Palmer M.D. probably at least a quarter to Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C a third more people using that area. Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery The Internet area now offers ancestry.com and a new color Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders printer. Emery added the library is in the process of Call 882-6448 to make an appointment looking into wireless Internet 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele access, which a lot of people have been asking for. She said high gas prices ear- Share your opinion with over 27,000 readers. lier in the year may also have Write a letter to the editor driven demand for services. “In the summer we noticed photography / Maegan Burr when gas was so high people seemed to be coming to the Ivee Gull colors a gingerbread man Friday afternoon during the Tooele City Library children’s craft hour. [email protected] • P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 library more,” she said. Programs the library offers, money she pays to have a dren’s section, but there are like story time, craft time, and library card as a non-resident a few in the adult section. In movies, have grown immense- for a year is worth it because addition, Emery said there are ly, according to Emery. it amounts to buying just one a lot of new authors in the kids A Charming Children’s Story “We started out having story book at a store. area especially. The library also has a Friends of the Library bookstore that is “I think what the economy has done open on Tuesdays and Fridays, Local Author which Emery said is quite pop- is brought people into the library ular. & Artist “People in the community and they realize there’s a lot for really appreciate the library n Wet Bird-Feather Bread, local and get a lot of use out of it,” them here and they come back.” Emery said. Iauthor Justin Cole and artist Karen Emery [email protected] Laramie Dunn bring you a charming library director story in rhyme of a little witch time in the little children’s area Emery said checking out whose latest recipe goes amazingly and then we moved into the movies has always been one of awry. The perfect gift for youngsters community room because the more popular areas. it was larger,” Emery said. “We don’t try to compete and beginning readers. “Sometimes we have it out with local movie stores,” she in the middle of the library said. “We have VHS and a lot of $ 95 because we have 100 people.” old movies and a lot of Disney 8.5 x 11 inches • 32 pages 6 Rachel Yearby, who lives in movies, but they’re very popu- Stansbury Park, pays a $20 lar.” non-resident fee to use the Emery said in a county with THINK BEFORE YOU STRIKE. library. Since moving here a lot of commuters, audio- Get Your Copy Today! in 2002, Yearby said she and books and books on CD are her family have consistently also popular. TOOELE StopStop bbyy thethe Transcript-BulletinTranscript-Bulletin used the library. She said they The library has a collection TRANSCRIPT love programs like story time of Spanish language books, 58 N. Main, Tooele • 8 am to 6 pm • M-F and craft time. She thinks the most of which are in the chil- BULLETIN (Just south of Tooele City Hall) A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 23, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP THS girls basketball Jensen back-to-back The Tooele girls ran into a couple of tough teams from Southern Utah this weekend. On Thursday Tooele faced Pine View and double-doubles in only trailed 28-23 at half-time. However, the second half was a different story as the Panthers out-scored the Buffaloes 27-6 two key Cowboy wins in the third quarter en route to a 76-36 victory. Rylee Mulitalo by Jake Gordon led the Buffs with 15 points STAFF WRITER GHS GIRLS BASKETBALL while Sharon Lyman added 11 in the loss. Lyman had a big A giant fourth quarter against game Saturday against Snow fifth-ranked Emery and a dominat- Cowboys took over. Canyon with 19 points but the ing first half over Canyon View helped Just like a team that knows how to Warriors proved too powerful Grantsville girls basketball complete win, the Cowboys came from behind for the Buffaloes. Behind Taylor a successful weekend of important with the help of Jensen and Topham. Barney’s 17 point performance, games. Topham knocked in eight points while Snow Canyon jumped out to a Rachel Topham led Grantsville with Jensen added seven in the victory. 43-14 half-time lead and never eight points in a clutch fourth quar- “I think we have a lot of confidence looked back. Next up for the ter Thursday where the Cowboys out- in ourselves even when we are down,” Buffaloes is when they open up scored Emery 20-6 for a 55-48 come- said Newton. “I would rather have a Region 7 play at Payson on Jan. from-behind victory. team that has too much confidence 6 at 5:15 p.m. There was no comeback neces- than none at all.” WHS girls basketball sary for Grantsville Saturday as they A big reason for their come-from- Jennie Bateman led the jumped out to a quick 21-2 lead and behind victory was that the Cowboys Wildcats over a stingy Tabiona coasted the rest of the way for a 52-33 shot well from the free-throw line, hit- team with 17 points to lead victory over Canyon View ting 21 of 26 attempts. all scorers. Wendover jumped Sammie Jensen, who has turned into “I think without our free-throw out to a quick 13-8 lead and a double-double machine as of late, shooting we would of lost the game,” finished game with a 40-26 vic- poured in a combined 35 points and 33 said Newton. The great shooting from tory on Saturday. Wendover will rebounds in both games. the line was high-lighted by Ashley next play at Altamont on Jan. 8 “Sammie (Jensen) is starting to real- Bartlett, who went a perfect 6 for 6 at 6 p.m. ize that if she wants a rebound, most of from the charity stripe. WHS boys basketball the time she will get it,” said Grantsville Coach Newton was also quick to head coach Kenzie Newton. praise the defensive effort of Robbins. Wendover boys did not have Marissa Robbins and Topham “Marissa (Robbins) had the assign- as much luck Saturday against each scored in double-digits in the ment of shutting down their point Tabiona. The Wildcats could not Emery game with 11 and 10 respec- guard and I think she did an excellent recover from a slow start as tively. Against Canyon View, Kelsi Wells job,” said Newton. they trailed the visiting Tigers teamed up with Jensen to score 17 Grantsville 52 — Canyon View 33 21-2 after the first quarter. Jose against the visiting Falcons. Canyon View scheduled back-to- Rosales led Wendover with 14 Grantsville 55 — Emery 48 back games against the best teams that points while Victor DeSantiago Grantsville welcomed the fifth Region 11 had to offer. On Friday the finished with 13. ranked Emery to their home court and Falcons fell to Morgan 52-42 and then Bulls sweep season series the Spartans looked every bit the part looked to get a split in Grantsville on After losing to the Chicago Bulls Thursday. That is until the fourth quar- the long road trip from Cedar City. on a last-second Larry Hughes ter, where the Cowboys completely The Cowboys weren’t very accom- shot earlier in the year at dominated and pulled out the victory. modating to their guests. With the EnergySolutions Arena, the Jazz Grantsville started out fairly quick game tied at 2-2 less than two minutes were not able to obtain the split behind five points from Jensen and into the game, Grantsville went on a in Chicago over the Bulls. The four from Taylor Chaney. Outscoring damaging 14-0 run. The run, which Jazz lost 106-98 Saturday night the visiting Spartans 16-12 in the first ended the first quarter, was sparked by in Chicago. Ben Gordon led the quarter didn’t carry over to the sec- five first quarter points from Jensen, Bulls with 26 and Derrick Rose ond. including a 3-pointer near the end of followed with 24. Emery proved why they were highly the quarter to cap all scoring in the ranked by pulling ahead of the Cowboys first. Boozer still out at half-time 33-28. The Spartan lead Unfortunately for Canyon View, photography / Maegan Burr Jazz fans looking forward to expanded to seven points heading Grantsville High School junior guard Marissa Robbins (11) shoots a jumper Saturday afternoon against seeing Carlos Boozer on the into the fourth but that is where the SEE JENSEN PAGE A12 ➤ Canyon View. The Grantsville girls beat Canyon View 52-33. floor anytime soon for the Jazz, don’t hold your breath. Boozer, who has missed 17 straight games, is scheduled to visit a specialist in Los Angeles and will miss at least four more GHS misfires against games. First loss for Cougars BYU basketball had their Park City; falls to Delta encounter against 17th ranked by Jake Gordon Arizona State Sun Devils come down to the last second call. STAFF WRITER GHS BASKETBALL A last-second Charles Abouo tip-in was reviewed by officials Two heart-braking losses against and later ruled that the ball was two beatable teams would be the Delta 68 — Grantsville 52 still in Abouo’s hand while the best way to describe the weekend Delta started out the game in man- buzzer went off, giving the Sun for the Grantsville boys basketball to-man defense and Grantsville Devils a 76-75 victory over the team. took advantage. Damon Deavila Cougars. ASU player of the year Until Delta switched to zone and Colson, with four points each, candidate led the Sun Devils defense on Thursday, Grantsville helped the Cowboys jump out to an with 29 points and six assists. matched the Rabbits basket for bas- early 10-8 lead over the Rabbits. Jonathan Tavernari helped pace ket. Unfortunately, when the zone Then, Delta switched to zone the Cougars with 24 points. came in, Delta started to pull away defense and the Cowboys could not for a 68-52 victory over the Cowboys get another bucket to drop the rest 2009 Big Game guidebook in Delta. of the first quarter. Five different It’s on the Web. Everything you The Park City game on Friday was Delta players helped the Rabbits to need to know to apply for a just as painful to watch. In the first an 11-0 run to end the quarter at 2009 Utah big game hunting half, Grantsville looked like a domi- 19-10. permit is available in the 2009 nant team being very physical and “We need to get in the right spots Utah Big Game Guidebook. The aggressive with the ball and took a when other teams get into the zone guidebook is available at www. 38-26 lead into half-time. The third defense,” said Grantsville head wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks. quarter turned into a disaster for the coach Shane Heath. “We have to Printed copies of the guidebook Cowboys as they were shutout and attack it more often also.” should be available at sport- saw the visiting Miners pull away for After Roberts drove the lane for a ing goods stores and Division a 57-47 victory. layup with just under five minutes of Wildlife Resources offices Cody Colson and Alex Childs to play in the second, Grantsville in early January. The DWR will managed to score in double-dig- cut the lead to 22-14, Delta racked accept applications for 2009 its in both games. Childs dropped up another impressive run on the big game hunting permits from 26 points in both games combined Cowboys. Jan. 19 to Feb. 26. For more while Colson added 22. Reggie Big Nick Nissen imposed his will information, call the nearest photography / Maegan Burr DWR office or the DWR’s Salt Roberts scored 11 against Park City SEE FALLS PAGE A12 ➤ Lake City office at (801)538- Grantsville High School senior Cody Colson (12) fights for a rebound Friday night during the Cowboys’ 68-52 loss Friday. 4700. against Park City. Tooele finshes fourth at own invitational by Jake Gordon 100 breaststroke), Erika Andrews (200 STAFF WRITER medley relay, 100 fly and 100 back- THS SWIMMING stroke), Merideth Bridges (200 med- Tooele boys and girls swimming ley relay and 50 free), Amber Skelton invited some very tough competition schools. (200 free), Cody Dalton (50 and 100 to their Tooele Invitational. While the Casey McEachern, Dustin Perkins free), Jennifer Gardner (100 individual talented teams that were invited chal- and Skyler Smith teamed up to take medley and 100 backstroke), Brooke lenged the Buffs, they still managed first for Tooele in the men’s 200 med- Loveless (100 individual medley), to take fourth place on Friday and ley relay. Smith also completed his big Spencer Dickinson (100 individual Saturday. day with a 200 individual medley and medley and 100 backstroke), Crystal Under first year coach Glen 100 backstroke, finishing in first place Pedro (500 free), Alicia Gardner (500 Mortensen, Sky View captured the for both. Perkins also took a first in the free), Stewart Ekins (500 free), and 20th Annual Tooele Invitational, which 100 breaststroke. Danny Philpot (500 free). involved nearly 350 swimmers, with a “Skyler (Smith) has been battling Two varsity swimmers nearly broke total score of 943. Tooele placed fourth a shoulder injury and I thought he is records but came up just short. Skyler with 755 total points while Grantsville overcoming that injury to swim really Smith finished with a 57.21 time nar- finished in seventh with 132. well,” said Tooele swimming coach rowly missing Ed Kimpel’s record of The snow storm that pounded Mel Roberts. “He is receiving treat- 57.05. Dustin Perkins finished with a Tooele over the weekend, made a cou- ment and is coming along nicely.” time of 1:00.73 was only .05 of a sec- ple teams show up later than expect- Tooele also earned numerous ond away from Scott Christensen’s ed. Once in town, all the swimming medals behind the efforts of Kaytlyn 100 breaststroke standard. photography / Maegan Burr got under way. The storm also didn’t Murphy (200 medley relay and 100 “This is a great meet to check the deter the crowd from showing up and backstroke), Kylei Riding (200 med- Tooele High School swimmers Skyler Smith, Spener Ricci and Kylei Riding (l-r) check out their scores supporting swimmers from nine total ley relay, 200 individual medley and SEE INVITE PAGE A11 ➤ at the end of the Tooele Invitational Saturday morning. The Buffaloes took fourth place overall in the annual meet. A11

TUESDAY December 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Deadline approaching for program by Mark Hadley because it is the first day you you must submit your applica- hunting permit.” CORRESPONDENT can submit your application to tion at www.wildlife.utah.gov no If your application isn’t drawn Are you a former Club member? join the program in 2009. later than 11 p.m. on Jan. 12. to join the program, you’ll still Dec. 29 is the first day to apply Before you submit your appli- You’ll know by the week of Jan. have time to apply for a gen- Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? for Dedicated Hunter Program. cation, you must learn more 19 whether your application was eral season buck deer permit. We’re looking for you! Applications must be received about the program by com- drawn to join the program. Applications for 2009 general no later than Jan. 12 pleting a free online course. “A $10 application fee is season buck deer permits will Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a If you join Utah’s Dedicated The course is available at www. the only fee you have to pay be accepted from Jan. 22 to Feb. Hunter program, you’ll have a wildlife.utah.gov/dh. It takes at when you apply,” says Rhianna 26. short alumni survey! chance to participate in all three least 30 minutes to complete, Christopher, volunteer services More information about the general buck deer hunts next so make sure you give yourself coordinator for the Division Dedicated Hunter program is fall. And you can hunt in the enough time to complete the of Wildlife Resources. “If your available at www.wildlife.utah. region of your choice. course before your application application is drawn, you don’t gov/dh. You can also listen to an If that sounds good to you, is due. have to buy a hunting license interview about the program at Dec. 29 is an important day After completing the course, until it’s time to get your deer www.wildlife.utah.gov/radio. Mistakes costly to BYU in Vegas Bowl loss

by Oskar Garcia to midfield in celebration of the often, lose two fumbles and ble at its own 29 on the first play ASSOCIATED PRESS school’s first bowl victory — and throw an interception. of the half. BYU marched to the 1 winning season — since 1998, “We had to go with physical with five running plays and Max LAS VEGAS (AP) — After four when it finished 12-1 and beat tackling — we had eight guys in Hall completed a play-action years spent setting every major Nebraska in the Holiday Bowl. the box at all times,” linebacker touchdown pass to Andrew passing record for his school, it Mike Thomas caught a 3-yard Xavier Kelley said. “We had our George to put BYU up 14-10. Pet of the Week took three final touchdowns and pass on the final play of the ups and downs, and this is tre- Nic Grigsby’s 1-yard run on plenty of long throws Saturday game to give him the Pac-10 mendous. It’s amazing, amaz- Arizona’s first possession was night for Arizona’s Willie Tuitama career receptions record with ing.” set up by Turner’s 71-yard catch. to prove himself a winner. 259. BYU (10-3) lost its bid to win Turner cleared BYU’s defense “Nobody has endured more Arizona handed BYU a tough three straight Las Vegas Bowls in on the long pass play but was — well, maybe me — in the end to a disappointing season four consecutive trips, ending a tackled from behind by Brandon last four years,” Arizona coach for a team that spoke of making sloppy night with three missed Bradley just short of the end Mike Stoops said after the senior a BCS game at the beginning of field goals and 10 penalties for zone. quarterback led the Wildcats to the year. 76 yards. Grigsby fumbled deep in BYU a 31-21 win over No. 17 BYU. “Ten and three is a solid sea- “It was a good season, but not territory on the next drive, turn- “He’ll go down in history at son, but the standards here a great season,” Hall said. “We ing the ball over at the 5 and Arizona. His legacy is forever are much higher,” BYU coach just hit a lull as a team.” ending a 62-yard drive without etched,” Stoops said. Bronco Mendenhall said. “Our The penalties twice cost BYU a score. But BYU fumbled on Tuitama finished 24-for-35 for standards here are to win the prime chances to tie or take the its next possession, resulting 325 yards and two touchdowns, conference championship and lead. Three straight flags just in a 31-yard field goal for the leading Arizona to its first bowl be on the national stage.” before halftime turned a third Wildcats. win in 10 years. He added a 6- The Wildcats (8-5) kept the and 1 at the Arizona 19-yard line BYU scored its first points yard touchdown run in the third ball in the air most of Saturday into a third and 16, and Mitch midway in the second quarter, quarter to give the Wildcats a night. Tuitama threw a 71-yard Payne ended the drive by miss- when Harvey Unga scampered 31-14 lead. pass to Terrell Turner that set ing a 40-yard field goal wide left. into the end zone from the 1- “We had a goal before the up the first score, a 37-yard Arizona led at halftime 10-7. yard line. Hall completed passes season started and tonight we touchdown to Delashaun Dean “Championship coaches of 35 and 36 yards on the drive, finally reached it,” Tuitama said. that gave the Wildcats the lead don’t coach a team to do that. I including one to Austin Collie “I’ll never forget to finally be in for good, and a 24-yard strike could have done a better job,” that gave the Cougars a first a bowl game with this group of to Chris Gronkowski that sent Mendenhall said. “We were down on Arizona’s 3-yard line. seniors, on this team.” Cougars fans toward the exits. pressing.” Collie finished with 119 yards Arizona fans trickled onto the The Wildcats stifled BYU quar- The Cougars took their first receiving, tying the NCAA record Mini Collie Mix field as the last minute ticked off terback Max Hall throughout the lead of the game in the third with 11 consecutive 100-yard the game clock, then sprinted game, forcing him to scramble quarter after Arizona lost a fum- games. For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing your and possible shelter fee. Tooele City Invite Sellproduct Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to continued from page A10 Grantsville hold animals for 3 days OVER Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. progress against some of the top to 27,0 00 talent in the state,” said Roberts. Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. “It is great timing also to have a Readers top-flight event right before the Tooele Veterinary Clinic Christmas break. I just hope the 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 swimmers come back from the break in the same or even better Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. shape.” Coach Roberts mentioned that all of the swimmers who competed in the meet came away very impressed in the way the meet was conducted. The officials at the meet were Dennis and Karen Andrews, Glen Andrus, Janet Chevalier, David and Yvonne Philpot, and Wendy Ricci along with head timer Autumn Riding. Announcing for the event was Russell Rimington, System 6 operator Tracy Crane, Sam Cox with sound and music, and Gwen Roberts as the computer operator deserved a tre- mendous amount of credit for the service they perform. Without the help of all the volunteers the Tooele Invitational would not last 20 years. “We have a really young team and this competition is great experience for them,” said Roberts. “We had several swimmers perform well.” �� The next meet for the Buffaloes will be Jan. 8 at 3:30 p.m., when �� they travel to Orem for a dual meet with the Tigers. photography / Maegan Burr [email protected] Tooele High School swimmer Casey McEachern waits during the medal and rib- bon presentation Saturday morning at the Tooele Invitational.

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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 23, 2008 Dental assisting school There’s no place like home for opens in Tooele Utah Doctor directed school prepares for Dugway after long road trip by Jake Gordon Lately, opposing defenses have January 5th opening STAFF WRITER DHS GIRLS BASKETBALL been locking down leading scorer Wall, opening up the opportu- TOOELE UTAH It’s a new program that teaches You can expect to pay nearly $10,000 for some After a grueling road trip visit- said Dugway head coach Brett nity for others players to step up. ing the top 1A teams in the state, Andrus. “We did a better job of Thursday night, it was Nichols dental assisting faster, and costs thousands less than programs in Utah and spend 9 to 12 months of your it was a welcome sight to be that against Salt Lake Lutheran.” turn and she did not disappoint. many programs in Utah. Many people are unable life getting a certificate in dental assisting. Assist home for the Dugway girls bas- Dugway jumped out to a slim “Breanna (Nichols) did a great to break into dental assisting as a career because to Succeed concentrates on real world dental ketball team. 11-8 advantage after the first job slashing to the basket and all the available programs are too expensive and procedures and is taught by doctors and assistants Dugway hosted Salt Lake quarter and managed to hold off creating scoring opportunities,” take too long. Another obstacle to getting a great who are currently practicing dentistry. “This is a Lutheran Thursday night and the visiting Lynx the rest of the said Andrus. job, in the dental field is that few want to hire a hands-on program and focuses on training dental beat them for the second time way. Coach Andrus knows that he person who has no experience. Assist to Succeed assistants who have actual experience to give this season, 38-29. The Mustangs took advantage has a young team on his hands Breanna Nichols led all scorers of their opportunity to bury Salt but knows that they are also get- Tooele, Utah offers an 11 weekend program that them the knowledge and confidence they need with 12 points and 17 rebounds Lake Lutheran on their home ting a hang of the offensive sys- runs only on Saturdays. This means that you to hit the ground running with a new career.” followed by 10 points and 13 floor and did not waste it. Out- tem. do not have to quit your job to get ready for a says Dr. Landon Rockwell one of the primary rebounds for Shelsea Wall. scoring the Lynx 11-5 in the final “I just hope they get keep get- new career! Upon completion of the course and directors of the program at the Tooele Rosewood Dugway has been working on period helped secure the nine- ting better with region play upon an externship, students can receive a certificate Dental training location. their rebounding and are a team point victory. us soon,” Andrus said. to work as a dental assistant anywhere in Utah! Tuition for the program is $3995. The demand focused on not letting any team “We came out strong in this Next up for Dugway (3-7) is Dental assistant pay depends on experience and for this course has been absolutely astonishing! out-rebound them. game and wanted to head into hosting Ben Lomond on Jan. 2 “On our road trip we got the Christmas break with a posi- at 6 p.m. education and averages between $8/hr for the Easy financing is also available OAC. Tuition out-rebound by bigger teams,” tive note,” said Andrus. [email protected] inexperienced to over $20/hr with benefits for an includes all books and materials required for the educated/experienced dental assistant! course. This makes it possible for almost anyone This program has been running in Utah to afford this fantastic opportunity. receiving rave reviews from students, parents, The first day of classes is January 5th. Space Jensen and grandparents who have helped jumpstart is limited and the class is filling up fast. An continued from page A10 careers for themselves and others. Dentists are open house will be held on December 18th, calling the schools trying to hire new graduates 7:00pm at Rosewood Dental. Located at 181 Grantsville’s run continued into and offer current students positions before they West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah. You can get more the second quarter. Jensen con- even graduate! Dentists who have hired Assist to information and RSVP by calling Jackie at Assist tinued to cause trouble for the succeed graduates are giving glowing reports! to Succeed: 435-882-0099. Falcon defense, as she knocked Assist to Succeed Tooele is so certain that you in four more points to start the will love your experience they are offering a 100% Assist to Succeed Tooele dental assistant quarter on a 5-0 run to give the Money Back Guarantee! If at any time during the students have the opportunity to participate in Cowboys a 21-2 lead mid way through the second. course you are unhappy with the education you our whitening for life program. Canyon View did manage to are receiving, you will receive all of your money An added benefit, included with your paid get a few points in the paint but back with no hassles! tuition. the majority of their shots were 3-pointers, every one of which were misses. The Cowboys held the Falcons to only three field goals and nine points in the entire half. Wells helped GHS continue their scoring with five second quarter points as the Cowboys built a commanding 30-9 lead heading into half-time. “I thought we really executed our offensive game-plan throughout the game,” said Newton. “Even our defense played great in the first half.” Realizing that their long-range shots weren’t working, Canyon View looked to the inside during the third quarter. They also tried stepping up their defensive photography / Maegan Burr trapping but it wasn’t enough to stop the Cowboys. Jensen went Grantsville High School senior guard Sammie Jensen (13) battles for the ball with to work on the inside again and a Canyon View player Saturday afternoon during Grantsville’s 52-33 win. added seven points in the third quarter as Grantsville extended Canyon View continued their have one game where everyone their lead to 41-19. physical play in the fourth and puts it together in the same game Cutting to the basket off of even cut the Grantsville lead to then that would be an amazing picks really worked well for the 50-31 but could not get the game game.” Cowboys as they found them- any closer. Grantsville will travel to face selves several times wide open “Each game we are getting Lehi on Tuesday at 7 p.m. with easy layups. better,” said Newton. “If we can [email protected]

Falls up. The Cowboys did not quit A 9-2 run sparked by five points and even put a scare into the host from Childs gave the Cowboys a continued from page A10 Rabbits. 22-14 lead at the end of the first. Jacob Clonts helped tremen- Colson went to work for the down low against the Cowboy dously with a driving layup Cowboys down low as his hustle post players. Nissen dropped in and clutch 3-pointer to help found himself with several shots four key points in the 10-0 Rabbit Grantsville jump out to an 8-0 in the paint to maintain the GHS run that left Grantsville trailing run to start the fourth. Also a lead. Jake Roberts nailed a jump- 32-14. The Cowboys became Colson post-move layup with a er near the foul line with 1:11 left aggressive with the ball in the sweet kiss off the glass brought in the half to send Grantsville final minute of the second quar- the Cowboys within 55-49. into the locker room with a 38-26 ter and managed to cut the lead Unfortunately, the Cowboys lead. to 32-20 behind six straight free could not get the game any closer “That was probably our best throws. as Delta’s Eliason helped to ice half in the season so far,” said Grantsville nearly matched the game with nine fourth quar- Heath. “I was pleased with the Delta basket for basket in the ter points. effort to begin the game.” third quarter. Roberts nailed a Park City 57 — Grantsville 47 The third quarter is where the 3-pointer to add to his five points Childs and Roberts helped wheels came off for the Cowboys. in the quarter but Delta managed Grantsville start out the game Park City came out with more to expand their lead thanks to an with an impressive first quarter. energy and was on fire from the explosive quarter by Josh Eliason, Roberts started off the game with 3-point line. The Miners nailed who scored nine points to make a 3-pointer and his hot shooting three 3-pointers with two by Alex the lead 53-38 heading into the continued throughout the first. Cohen as Grantsville failed to fourth quarter. Childs was impressively aggres- score in the quarter. Trailing by 15 points with eight sive with the ball and the visiting Grantsville was getting their minutes left in the game would Miners had trouble stopping his shots off but they just wouldn’t make a lot of teams want to give dribble-drive. go in after half-time. Park City out-scored the Cowboys 13-0 in the third but the Cowboys were BRING THIS AD WITH YOU ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE not out of the game, only trailing 39-38 heading into the final quarter. LET BIG 5 HELP YOU SUPPORT “Our offense was getting the shots through execution but could not get any of those shots Utah State Cycling to fall,” said Heath. USE THIS SPECIAL-LIMITED TIME OFFER AT: The Cowboys only made two buckets in the entire second half. The fourth was a different story for the Cowboy as they scored the first three points of the quarter. They even grabbed the lead behind a driving layup from Austin Cunliffe at 41-39. (Monday, Dec. 5th thru Wednesday, Dec. 24th Only) Instead of folding, Park City SATURDAY 9am-9pm SUNDAY 10am-7pm DAILY 10am-9pm fought back and took the lead for good. Grantsville got within 46-44 but could not get the game Big 5 will donate 5% of any closer, mostly because of Increases seat belt Reduces risky driving Its effect on your the accurate shooting free throw use to 100% behavior by 70% insurance premium—$0 your total purchase to shooters on the Park City squad. Even with the two losses coach Heath can see progress in every Utah State Cycling game. “They are all learning a new system and I think they are beginning to understand it more with each game,” said Heath. Conditions: Valid at ANY Big 5 Store, Grantsville (2-7) will next trav- December 15 - December 24, 2008 only- 5% of your total purchase el to Mt. Pleasant to face North (excluding sales tax) will be donated directly to Utah State Cycling Sanpete on Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. BARCODE/ CUSTOMER 0 1 W0274 [email protected]

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HOMEFRONT Plenty of hot drinks for Santa

anta will have his work cut out for him on SWednesday night. He has thousands of miles to travel in December weather stopping at homes and leaving gifts for children.

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He must have a wonderful delivery system for millions upon millions of packages. You don’t hear about a “Santa’s Outlet for Undelivered Packages,” a tracking system for checking on delays, or a forwarding system for mis-delivered packages. Remarkable! He’ll be leaving from the North Pole — which is not exactly the tropics — and heading out to cover the world in an open sleigh. That trip into the Rocky Mountains and over the Continental Divide to get to Tooele puts him at a very high altitude. He’s got to be photography / Maegan Burr cold — never mind the red, John and Carol Cluff stand in front of a refurbished door that had been painted with a feather from the Johnson Farm in Ohio on Thursday night. They brought the door back to Tooele after serving part furry suit, warm fur cap, of their mission at Carol’s great-great-great grandparent’s home in Hiram, Ohio. boots and masses of facial hair. And I’m thinking that he really, really, really likes delivering packages in Hawaii, Florida and the South Seas. It must be a great relief to reach by Abby Palmer the Southern Hemisphere where summer weather is just getting underway. Christmas in Australia and Brazil are a whole different trip, indeed. I wonder if Santa takes along Bermuda shorts for that part of the trip. However, the anticipa- tion of balmy weather ahead doesn’t make him shirk his duty to the Northern Hemisphere and to Tooele. He will take sufficient time to stop here in the cold, Utah December and drop the right packages in the right places. With Santa’s long night of work in mind, someone the past somewhere in the annals of tradition, came up with the idea of leaving Santa a treat to nourish him on his Tooele couple spent two months serving an LDS long journey. Cookies and milk seem to be the treats of choice. Now, his silhouette mission on great-great-great-grandparent’s Ohio farm makes it obvious that he does take time to enjoy these treats but I can’t help but nowing one’s of spending time in Ohio became sionaries, but they were also wonder if he just might like a family history a reality when in April 2007 they called to serve at the Kirtland hot drink sometimes to warm can be rewarding,.For were called to serve a mission in historic sites. him from the inside. one Tooele couple, the Ohio, Cleveland mission. “A lot of our proselyting was In honor of that thought, who was asked to This was an exciting call for going out with the elders and today’s recipes are devoted to serve a mission on a them, since both can trace their sisters,” Carol said. warm drinks that Santa and historic family farm families back to Kirtland, Ohio. John added they worked a lot all his assistants — elfin and where their ancestors lived more “Our great-great-great-grand- in activation and outreach. otherwise — can enjoy on than a thousand miles away, his- fathers worked on the Kirtland “We tutored in schools, and Christmas eve. tory took on a whole new mean- Temple together,” John said. served in the county parks,” he Relivinging. While serving in Ohio they SEE SANTA PAGE B10 ➤ John and Carol Cluff’s dream were not only proselyting mis- SEE RELIVING PAGE B10 ➤

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photography / Abby Palmer 5976 Bayshore Dr. Stansbury Park There were 5,426 people who voted for their favorite holiday display from the photo page in the Dec. 16 edition of the 1,844 Transcript-Bulletin. Max and Marjorie Boswell’s home at 710 North 100 East in Tooele garnered the most votes with 2,170. Marjorie said she and her husband, who recently passed away, have decorated their home for the 40 years they have lived there. “Christmas is my time of year,” Marjorie said. “I’m 84 years old so my grandkids come and do it for me and Max now.” She added this year she wanted a different arrangement, so her family added a few decorations and put the reindeer and sleigh in the front yard instead of the back this year. B2 BULLETIN BOARD

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Center on Tuesday and Wednesday Tooele nights for five weeks beginning Tuesday, Jan. 5, ending Feb. 4, from Babe Ruth hoodies 6-9 p.m. Adults currently enrolled at Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball hoodies the education center pay $30. or fleece blankets have arrived just Community participants pay $60. in time for the holidays. Hoodies are Seniors 55 and over pay $55. Call 833- $25 each and available in adult sizes. 1994. Pre registration required. Fleece blankets are $25, and measure 50 by 60 inches and comes with a Adult Education carry strap. All proceeds go to sup- Get your high school diploma. All port the Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball. classes for a high school diploma, Call Heather at 840-3821 for more adult basic education, GED prepa- information. ration, word processing, drivers’ education and English as a second Jazz dance group language available. Register now to We would like to invite the commu- graduate — just $35 per semester. nity to our show. “Jazz in it,” a dance Located at 76 S. 1000 West, call 833- group in Tooele will be performing 1994. Adult Education classes are for their 20th year recital. It is free to students 18 and over. all. Come enjoy a fun night with 225 students performing a fun and excit- English as second language ing show. On Dec. 22 at the THS ESOL conversational classes are held auditorium. Questions call Susan at Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. 882-5496. ESOL students may also come anytime the center is open for individu- DVSAVA volunteers alized study. Registration is $35 per The DVSAVA (Domestic Violence and semester. Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy) crisis line is looking for new volunteer Exchange students victim advocates. They are also look- NWS PEACE program is seeking ing for individuals who speak any caring families in your area to host second language and would be will- high school students from all over ing to serve as a volunteer translator. the world for the 2009 school year. photo courtesy of Milo Berry Training is provided and begins at the Interested families should call NWS These are the Mayor’s Community Youth Recognition recipients who received their award Dec. 17. Pictured are: (l-r) Chief Ron Kirby, Mayor Patrick end of January. A background check PEACE at 1-866-846-3977 or visit the Dunlavy, Chandler Staley, Gabe Burnaby, Jesse Hopper, Kenya Russell, Garrett Johnson, Leah Taylor, Alexa Golden and McKenna Allred. is required. Call Betsy at 241-0337. Web site www.nw-services.com. held through Dec. 31 at Rockstar Pets, able to provide Christmas for her two riage/divorce papers, birth/adoption/ Hunters education courses located at 762 N. Main Street. A dona- teenage girls. Please contact (435) death certificates and children’s social Grantsville Hunters education course will take tion box has been set up in the lobby 224-4964. All proceeds go to the fam- security numbers. place on Jan. 6, 8, 13-15. All classes are of the store where patrons are wel- ily. Spay/neuter clinic 6-9 p.m. Range time to be announced. come to bring food, blankets, liter, Food allergies The Big Fix discount mobile spay/ State law requires students to attend toys, etc. to go to the local homeless Tooele County chapter meets every neuter clinic will be in your area on all sessions of class. The classes are at animals in our community. Any item Music second Tuesday of the month at 6:30 Dec. 23 at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Tooele County Health building, 151 purchased at Rockstar pets to go to p.m. at the Tooele City Library, 128 Main. First come first served. Walk- N. Main St. For more information call the donation drive will be given a dis- Children chorus W. Vine St. Join us in sharing ideas, up micro-chipping and vaccinations Gene 822-4767 or Bryan 882-6795. count to assist with the efforts in col- “I love to sing” children’s chorus recipes or just come to gain sup- available to anyone 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. lecting items. We accept used items meets weekly. We do some small per- port and learn from others you will A $5 processing fee applies. For more as well. A representative from Tooele formances, but the focus is the week- meet here in similar situations as Information call 1-866-738 7349 or Churches Animal Outreach is also available to ly classes and simply singing for the yourself. E-mail any questions to www.utahpets.org. pick up items from your home. For love of singing. Ages 5-8 on Mondays, [email protected] or visit Episcopal Christmas Eve service more information, please call Denise 4:15-5 p.m. and for ages 9-12, 5:15-5 www.utahfoodallergy.org. Episcopal Christmas Eve service, with Tooele Animal Outreach at (435) p.m. To register contact Angela Baker Deseret Peak 1784 N. Aaron Drive, is celebrating 882-2085. at 882-2781. Kiwanis meetings their Christmas Eve services on Dec. Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon Indoor Arena closed 24 at 7 p.m. Rev. Mary June Nestler for a luncheon at Tracks, 1641 N. Main The Deseret Peak Indoor Arena will will be the celebrant. Everyone is wel- Charity Moose Lodge St., Tooele. Contact Debbie Winn at be closed for holiday celebrations on come. Please join us in celebrating 224-2046 or Sandy Critchlow at 830- Wednesday, Dec. 24, at 4 p.m. and the birth of Christ. Refreshments and Food pantry Saturday night dinners 6657 to become a member. Kiwanis is remain closed Dec. 25. It will re-open cookie exchange after worship. For The First Baptist Church in Tooele Saturday night rib-eye steak and dedicated to help the children. Dec. 26. It will also close Wednesday, more information call George Young is offering a clothing closet and salmon dinners. Members get a free Dec. 31, at 4 p.m. and remain closed (801) 381-8775 or Deacon Irene Rael emergency food pantry to meet the dinner in their birthday month. Come 4-H volunteering Jan. 1, 2009, it will re-open Jan. 2. at 882-2062. needs of our community. Anyone out and join us for lots of fun. Smoke Do you enjoy working with kids and with clothing needs is welcome. The free environment for members and being involved in the community? First Baptist Christmas Eve service food pantry is available for emer- their guest. Also come out and enjoy If so, come and volunteer with the Library The long-awaited and much-loved gency needs. Hours of operation are Monday Night Football, various fin- 4-H after school program Monday, Christmas Eve candlelight service is Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We ger foods available. Tuesday, or Thursday from 3-5 p.m. Weekly story time coming. First Baptist Church in Tooele are located at 580 S. Main St. For at the Tooele Jr. High. Volunteers Remember children’s story time every will be holding its annual candlelight information call 882-2048. New Years Eve party are needed to help with homework Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s service at 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Join us at the Moose Lodge to bring in and various 4-H activities. For more crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Everyone is welcome. We read and Donations needed the new year with dinner, live music, information, call Angela Gorringe at Check with the library for any special sing through the account of Christ’s The Tooele Church of Christ is fun and prizes. On Dec. 31 from 6 (801)360-0760. story times. For more information birth. It is a blessing for all. Come a accepting donations for the Women’s p.m. to closing, $20 a couple or $12 on these and other library programs, little early as it is usually standing Shelter. They need women’s socks per person. MOMS club check our Web site www.tooelecity. room only. If you have any questions and children’s clothing. Please help. The MOMS club of Tooele, invites all org/tcl/library.html or call 882-2182, call Pastor Jon at 882-2048. 882-4642, 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. moms to attend their monthly social. or visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. Eagles It will be held at First Baptist Church, Mountain of Faith Serving those in need located at 580 S. Main, Tooele and starts Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church Volunteers are needed to help people Friday night steaks canceled at 10 a.m. Darlene Christensen from the Schools will have a candlelight Christmas Eve in need on Christmas. The Tooele Steak night at the Eagles Lodge will USU Extension will speak to us on pre- service on Wednesday, Dec. 24 at 9 Valley Rotary and Kiwanis clubs are be canceled on Friday, Dec. 26 and paring turkeys. For information about Open enrollment p.m. at the Tooele United Methodist organizing dinners both days at the Jan. 2, 2009, due to the holiday sea- MOMS club e-mail tooelemoms@yahoo. Open enrollment for the 2009-10 Church. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Tooele County Senior Center. Short son, but it will be back on Jan. 9. com or call 843-0452. school year. Applications will be Church welcomes all to join us for shifts of 2-4 hours are available. Mark your calendar and come out for accepted for elementary and sec- worship in our new location at a new Please contact Trent Colvin with your dinner. AAUW ondary students who are interest- time. We now worship in the home contact information. Call 884-6930 or The Tooele Branch of the American ed in enrolling in a school outside of Tooele United Methodist at 78 E. e-mail [email protected]. New Year’s Eve party Association of University Women of their resident school boundary. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. every Sunday. Come join your friends at the Eagles will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 16, at Applications can be picked up at any Tooele food bank and help us celebrate New Year’s Eve. 6:30 p.m., for dinner at the home school or at the Tooele County School Messianic Congregation Bring in a non-perishable food item Chicken fried steak dinner will be of Pat Steelman, 122 Country Club, District. The application window is The Brit Ammi Messianic to your next appointment at Oasis served at a cost of $12 per person or Stansbury Park. Bring a food bank now through Feb. 20, 2009. Congregation meets every Saturday at Family Medicine and we will make $20 per couple. There will be a door donation and a $10 gift for exchange. 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Main, in Tooele. Join an additional donation. Happy prizes and entertainment will be by For more information call Dawn us for praise, Torah (Bible) study, and Thanksgiving from Dr. Jay Spector Ron Hutchins and Marty Ahlstrom. DeWitt 882-9002 or Pat Steelman Education fellowship as we study the Hebrew and staff. Oasis Family Medicine 833- Make your reservations by Dec. 28 at 882-2466. foundation of our Christian faith. For 0229. 882-0286. Adult religion class more information call 843-5444. A Brigham Young University adult Feeding those in need Pool tournament Seniors religion class, “Teachings of the Bible Baptist Church Donations are being accepted to On Saturday, Dec. 27, there will be a Living Prophets,” will be sponsored Please consider this your personal help feed those in need this holiday pool tournament at the Eagles Lodge Tooele seniors by the Grantsville West Stake and invitation to join us for services at season. Thanksgiving and Christmas starting at 7:30 p.m. There is a $10 New Year’s Eve dinner/dance, dinner taught by Mark C. Hutchins each Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. Seventh meals will be served at the Tooele entry fee and the winner qualifies for at 6:30 p.m., dance at 8 p.m., $7 per Wednesday evening from Jan 7 to St., Tooele. Sunday school at 10 a.m., Senior Center. Your donation of $20 the tournament of champions. Come person. Must make reservations at April 22, 2009, from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Sunday morning service 11 a.m., will feed a family of four this hol- out and have a fun night. the desk by Dec. 26. Center closed on Grantsville Seminary Building, 156 Sunday evening service 6 p.m. and a iday season. Please send your tax Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. East Cherry St., Grantsville. Tuition Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. For deductible donation to: Tooele Valley is $24 or $2.50 to attend any indi- information call 882-7182. Nursery Community Cooperative, 86 S. Main Groups Senior circle vidual lecture. Have checks made provided and rides available. St., Tooele, UT, 84074 Senior circle is for those 50 and older out to “BYU-Adult Religion Classes” VA benefits and costs $15 per year. Lots of dis- that can be mailed to: Chairperson, First Lutheran Church Beckstead family fund Dino Genco from the American Legion, counts, benefits, health information, Eric P. Johnsen, 291 North Cooley St., First Lutheran Church at 749 N. There is an account set up at Salt Lake City will be in you area to and social outings. For more info call Grantsville, UT 84029. Please include Seventh St., will be changing worship HeritageWest Credit Union for the assist you in understanding and apply- 843-3690. Join before the end of 2008. your name, address information, tele- times on Jan. 4, 2009: Divine service Beckstead family who lost their home ing for VA benefits. This is a free ser- The 600th member receives a gift card phone number and e-mail address. will be at 9 a.m. Bible study and in a fire on Nov. 17 in Erda. If you vice to all Veterans. Dino will be at the to a nice restaurant. Registration will be available at the Sunday School will be at 10:30 a.m. are interested in donating please call Department of Workforce Services cen- door before the first few lectures at All are welcome. 833-7200. ter, 305 N. Main Street, Wednesday, Jan. Grantsville seniors 6:45 p.m., to avoid delays in starting 7, from 11 a.m. to noon. Please bring the Foot clinic, Tuesday, Dec. 23, from the lecture, advance registration by Advent services Call for luggage following documents so that we may mail is strongly suggested. First Lutheran invites all to observe Please help by donating new or better serve you: DD form 214, mar- SEE BULLETIN PAGE B3 ➤ Advent with them with special eve- used suitcases, duffle, or overnight Take GED ning Advent services on Wednesday, bags for the abused and displaced The GED test will be given on Jan. Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. These will be capped children in Tooele County. We have 13 and 14, starting at 8 a.m. Please off with a candle light Christmas Eve clothes to give them, just nothing to BULLETIN BOARD POLICY contact Andrea at 833-1994 by Jan. 9. service at 7 p.m., on Dec. 24, and a put the items in. Call Tyler Thurston If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Pre-registration is required. Christmas morning service at 10:30 843-0665 to arrange for drop-off or a.m. pick-up. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Gain computer skills Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit The Tooele Adult Education Center Fundraiser for single mom organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. is offering an advanced class in Pets We are having a fundraiser to raise Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. 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1:30-3:30 p.m.; please make an appointment by calling 882- 2870 ext. 125 or 126. The center will be closed on Dec. 25 and Jan. 1.

Flu vaccinations There will be flu vaccines at the Tooele Senior Citizens Center starting now. Cost is $25 if you don’t have Medicare. Call 882-2870 extension 121 to make an appointment. photo courtesy of Jane Gillis The officers of the Tooele Travelers local chapter of Good Sam Club, present their second check to Lori Sandoval to assist the food bank in helping local Recovery families. Pictured are (l-r): Karyl Maynard, historian; Eileen Volberg, secretary; Les Volberg, president; Lori Sandoval; Sharon Howell, treasurer; and Jane Gillis, Kick drug habits vice president. LDS Family Services addic- tion recovery meetings are Overeaters Anonymous tops.org for more information. Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous meet- at 1030 S. 900 W., room 118, ings are held every Friday at NAMI support group Tooele. Enter on the north side 10 a.m. at in the youth room at Are you or someone you know of the chapel. The Erda meet- St. Barnabas Church, 1782 N. living with depression, panic, ing has been discontinued. Aaron Dr. For more informa- anxiety, bipolar disorder, tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or OCD, or schizophrenia? NAMI Al-anon meeting (801)599-2649. support meetings are held An Al-anon meeting will be Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 565 W. held every Wednesday at 10 Take off pounds sensibly 900 South. Call Jan at 843-4347 a.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Need help to lose those extra for more information. in the youth center in St. pounds? We can help. TOPS is a Barnabas Church, 1784 N. weight loss support group open Domestic violence support Aaron Dr. Join us and you’ll to men, women, teens and pre- Domestic violence peer sup- never have to feel alone again. teens. Meetings are held every port group every Tuesday night For more information call 840- Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Call the 0445, 882-4721, or (801)599- Senior Center, 59 E. Vine St. DVSAVA crisis line at 882-6888 2649. Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 or for location and more informa- Team Tooele. Connie at 884-5010 or see www. tion. WE DON’T JUST SERVE THE COMMUNITY, WE’RE PART OF IT. At Rocky Mountain Power we believe in the notion that if you want to serve 5 GENERATION FAMILY a community the way it deserves to be served, be local and be involved. As Tooele’s local energy partner, this involvement is what makes it possible to plan for the future of us all, and to better serve our community’s needs. Rocky Mountain Power is committed to serving and growing along with our community, because it truly is ours too.

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Date provides more flavor to help satisfy young and old are plenty of fun ways to keep the whole family taste buds, plus it’s got antioxidants, which have moving instead staying stuck in front of a screen. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 23, 2008 WEEKDAY MORNING CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News Varied Programs The Early Show The Price Is Right The Young and the Restless As World Turns Varied Programs (4) ABC (5:00) News Varied Programs Good Morning America Live With Regis and Kelly Good Things Utah The View (5) NBC News Varied Programs Today Rachael Ray Studio 5 (7) KUED Sesame Street Curious George Sid the Science Super Why! Clifford-Red Reading Rainbow Between-Lions Super Why! WordWorld Martha Speaks Fetch! Ruff (8) KPNZ Programa Pagado Programa Pagado El Mundo Salvaje Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Gran Cine (10) TBS Saved by the Bell Saved by the Bell Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Movie Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. (11) KBYU LDS Confer. Big Big World Thomas & Friends Arthur Curious George Sid the Science Super Why! Clifford-Red WordWorld Barney & Friends BYU Devotional Varied Programs (13) FOX News News Varied Programs News The Morning Show With Mike & Juliet Law & Order: Criminal Intent FOX 13 News Varied Programs (14) KJZZ Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Montel Williams Varied Programs News Varied Programs Better Tuesday (15) KUWB Paid Program Paid Program Judge Hatchett Judge Hatchett Judge Karen Judge Karen Judge Young Judge Young Family Feud Family Feud Trivial Pursuit Trivial Pursuit Movie: Prancer (23) FX Varied Programs Paid Program Varied Programs Malcolm-Mid. Malcolm-Mid. Bernie Mac Bernie Mac Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs 6 p.m. on F AMC (25) QVC This 1989 movie stars Rebecca Har- (26) ANPL Barking Mad It’s Me or the Dog It’s Me or the Dog Growing Up... Wild Rescues E-Vet Interns Animal Cops Houston Animal Precinct rell as Jessica, a 9-year-old in rural (27) NICK The Wonder Pets! Ni Hao, Kai-lan Go, Diego, Go! Varied Programs SpongeBob SpongeBob Fairly OddParents Varied Programs SpongeBob Michigan who finds an injured rein- (28) FAM (5:00) Movie Varied Programs Living the Life The 700 Club Gilmore Girls Varied Programs Full House Full House My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids deer and is convinced it belongs to (29) TOON Varied Programs Santa. As Jessica struggles to care (31) CMTV (4:00) CMT Music Varied Programs for the deer, her farmer father (Sam Lilo & Stitch Lilo & Stitch JoJo’s Circus Johnny-Sprites The Wiggles Higglytown Little Einsteins Mickey Mouse Handy Manny Tigger & Pooh Imag. Movers Varied Programs Elliott) struggles to make ends meet. (33) DISN (36) SPIKE Varied Programs 10th Annual A Home for Charmed Charmed ER Las Vegas Las Vegas Varied Programs Without a Trace the Holidays With Faith Hill (39) TNT (41) CNN (4:00) American Morning Newsroom Newsroom Newsroom 7 p.m. on ^ CBS (4:00) Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Varied Programs The Call Power Lunch Varied Programs The country singer lends extra star (43) CNBC power to the latest edition of the an- (46) LIFE The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Frasier Frasier Will & Grace Will & Grace Desperate Housewives Desperate Housewives nual special that advocates adop- (49) FXNEWS (5:00) Fox and Friends America’s Newsroom Happening Now The Live Desk tion. As always, it offers true stories (51) FXSPN Final Score Varied Programs of families that have benefited from (52) ESPN SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Varied Programs taking in a new member. Other per- (57) USA Varied Programs formers include Gavin Rossdale, Joyce Meyer Paid Program How It’s Made How It’s Made Cash Cab Cash Cab Varied Programs Jamie Foxx and Tim McGraw — aka (71) DISC Mr. Hill. Kristin Chenoweth, Patricia Heaton, Rene Russo and Martin WEEKDAY AFTERNOON Short also are scheduled to appear. CHANNEL 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 News Varied Programs Guiding Light Bold, Beautiful Inside Edition Dr. Phil Oprah Winfrey News Evening News Rediscovered (2) CBS (4) ABC All My Children Varied Programs One Life to Live General Hospital The Tyra Banks Show The Ellen DeGeneres Show News ABC Wld News 8 p.m. on $ ABC (5) NBC News Today Days of our Lives Be a Millionaire Deal or No Deal News News News NBC Nightly News For every Macaulay, Dakota and Ha- ley Joel who makes it big in show- (7) KUED Cyberchase WordGirl Varied Programs Curious George Arthur Martha Speaks WordGirl Arthur Fetch! Ruff Cyberchase Business Rpt. biz, there are hundreds of Johnny (8) KPNZ José Luis Sin Censura A Que no Puedes Trancazo Musical El Show de Lagrimita y Costel Secretos Alarma TV José Luis Sin Censura and Janie Does who tried but (10) TBS Just Shoot Me Just Shoot Me Yes, Dear Yes, Dear King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld missed out. The producers of this (11) KBYU Zula Patrol Between-Lions Sesame Street Varied Programs Dragon Tales Martha Speaks Arthur WordGirl Fetch! Ruff Cyberchase Curious George The Brady Bunch new special went through decades (13) FOX Judge Alex Judge Alex Cristina’s Court Cristina’s Court Divorce Court Divorce Court Judge Joe Brown Judge Joe Brown Judge Judy Judge Judy FOX 13 News FOX 13 News of audition tapes from young hope- (14) KJZZ George Lopez My Wife and Kids Matlock The Bonnie Hunt Show The Doctors The People’s Court The Insider Frasier fuls and brought five of them, now grown, to Los Angeles for another (15) KUWB The Tyra Banks Show Maury The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Judge Jeanine Pirro Jamie Foxx The Wayans Bros. According to Jim That ’70s Show chance to show their stuff — on TV. (23) FX (11:00) Movie Varied Programs King of the Hill King of the Hill Malcolm-Mid. Malcolm-Mid. Varied Programs King of the Hill King of the Hill Donny and Marie Osmond host the (25) QVC Varied Programs special. (26) ANPL The Most Extreme The Crocodile Hunter Growing Up... Pet Star It’s Me or the Dog Varied Programs Independent Lens (27) NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh Drake & Josh 11 p.m. on _ KUED (28) FAM Sabrina-Witch Sabrina-Witch Full House Full House What I Like What I Like Gilmore Girls Varied Programs Who’d have thought that two eccen- (29) TOON Varied Programs tric women living in a dilapidated (31) CMTV Varied Programs Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Trading Spouses: Meet-Mommy Trading Spouses: Meet-Mommy Long Island mansion would spawn a (33) DISN Doodlebops Higglytown Movie Varied Programs Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Varied Programs cult classic movie and a Broadway (10:30) Movie Varied Programs musical? “Grey Gardens: From East (36) SPIKE Hampton to Broadway” traces the (39) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Charmed Charmed Varied Programs Law & Order impact of the lives of Edith Bouvier (41) CNN (11:00) Newsroom Newsroom The Situation Room Varied Programs Lou Dobbs Tonight Beale and her daughter, “Little Edie,” (43) CNBC Street Signs Closing Bell Closing Bell Fast Money Mad Money CNBC Reports on art, fashion and popular culture. (46) LIFE Movie Varied Programs Wife Swap Wife Swap Reba Reba Still Standing Still Standing The aunt and cousin of Jacqueline (49) FXNEWS (11:00) The Live Desk Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto America’s News HQ Special Report The Fox Report With Shepard Smith Kennedy Onassis, they were immor- Varied Programs talized in a 1975 documentary and (51) FXSPN 30 years later in a Tony-winning (52) ESPN Varied Programs NFL Live Outside the Lines Varied Programs SportsCenter Varied Programs stage show. 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A troubled child nurses an injured reindeer back to health. (CC) “A Christmas Carol” ›› (1984) George C. Scott, Angela Pleasence. (CC) (:45) “Christmas Eve” ›› (1947) George Raft. (CC) Anna Popplewell, Skandar Keynes (39) TNT “The Bourne Supremacy” ››› (2004) Matt Damon, Franka Potente. (CC) Leverage “The Miracle Job” (N) Bones “Spaceman in a Crater” (CC) Leverage “The Miracle Job” (CC) Without a Trace “Confidence” (CC) and Georgie Henley play siblings (41) CNN Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) who are sent to a country manor (43) CNBC (5:00) CNBC Reports Cont’d On the Money Conversations With Michael Eisner Mad Money Fast Money Conversations With Michael Eisner house to avoid air raids in London. (46) LIFE Reba “The Will” Rita Rocks (CC) “A Diva’s Christmas Carol” (2000) Vanessa L. Williams, Kathy Griffin. 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Police hero spots military terrorists at D.C. airport. “The Ruins” ›› (2008) Jonathan Tucker. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Deep Blue Sea” ›› (1999) ‘R’ (CC) screened around the clock anymore, (576) SHOW (5:15) “Premonition” ›› (CC) Cont’d Brotherhood (iTV) ’ (CC) “Crank” ›› (2006, Action) Jason Statham. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (:45) “In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale” › (2007) Jason Statham. iTV. ‘PG-13’ it doesn’t hurt to give folks a couple (591) TMC Never Forget ‘R’ (:45) “Peaceful Warrior” ›› (2006, Drama) Nick Nolte, Scott Mechlowicz. ’ ‘PG-13’ “Freedom Writers” ››› (2007, Drama) Hilary Swank. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “Black Christmas” › (2006) ‘R’ of chances to watch it — especially WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 24, 2008 on Christmas Eve. James Stewart is CHANNEL unforgettable as the financially ruined 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Old Christine Gary Unmarried Criminal Minds “The Crossing” (CC) CSI: NY “Taxi” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Christmas Eve Worship Service (:37) Paid Program family man who wants to end it all ... (4) ABC News (N) Access Hollywood “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” ››› (2005) Tilda Swinton, Georgie Henley. ’ News (N) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:36) Extra (N) ’ until an apprentice angel (Henry Tra- (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) “It’s a Wonderful Life” ›››› (1946) James Stewart. An angel saves a distraught businessman from suicide. ’ News (N) (CC) Christmas Light Tradition-Cmas Christmas Eve vers) shows him how much worse off (6) HBO Disturbia ›› ’ (:45) Extras Success is not what it seems. ’ (CC) (:15) “P.S. 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(Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (CC) For Christmas we asked Santa to (57) USA “National Treasure” ›› (2004, Adventure) Nicolas Cage. A man tries to steal the Declaration of Independence. (CC) (8:58) “The Pacifier” ›› (2005, Comedy) Vin Diesel, Lauren Graham. (CC) “Bruce Almighty” ›› (2003) (CC) send us just one of Howie’s suitcase (71) DISC Man vs. Wild “Castaway” (CC) Man vs. Wild “Namibia” (CC) Man vs. Wild “The Deep South” Man vs. Wild “Land of Ice” (CC) Man vs. Wild “Castaway” (CC) Man vs. Wild “Namibia” (CC) models. We’re not greedy. But even (518) ENC “Armageddon” › (1998) Bruce Willis. 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Hale/Nelson has been working at salons in Daniel and Gloria they were married on Dec. Sandy and Provo. Ben is a 2003 24, 1958, where they have Dal and Andrea Hale are graduate of GHS and served Duran resided since 1959. They are pleased to announce the mar- in the San Jose, Calif. mission the parents of Daniel Fred riage of their daughter Breckin, in 2004-06. He will graduate The children of Daniel and Duran, Brenda Johnson, May to Benjamin Marc Nelson, son from BYU this spring with a Gloria Duran are proud to Lynn Duran and Gary Duran. of Merrill and Karen Nelson bachelor’s degree in business announce the celebration of They have four grandchildren on Tuesday, Dec. 23, in the management. the 50th wedding anniversary and one great-granddaugh- Salt Lake Temple. A reception After a warm and sunny of their parents on Dec. 24, ter. A family dinner will be will be held that evening from honeymoon cruise, the couple 2008. Daniel and Gloria met held in their honor at Noah’s 6 to 8 p.m. at the Stansbury will return to make their first while attending high school Reception Center in South Park Stake Center, 417 E. home together in Provo. If you in Taos, N.M. After graduating Jordan. Benson Road in Stansbury inadvertently did not receive from school, Daniel served in Park. Breckin is a 2004 GHS an invitation to the reception, the Marine Corps and Gloria graduate and earned a degree Benjamin Marc Nelson and Breckin please know that we welcome began teaching grade school. subscribe 882.0050 in cosmetology in 2006. She Hale you to join us. They moved to Tooele after

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New Edlebrock in- (435)830-5227 (801)918-6271 to move in. Jim W. 880 S. $950/mo Must be Sandra, take & manifold. $1300 (435)850-2374 plus deposit. No Smok- MOVE IN Special! 2BDRM, 1BTH Grants- obo. (435)840-8790 ing. Call Karen 2bdrm duplex. 401 No- ville, nice yard, quiet DUPLEX FOR rent, (435)830-0615 must be Sandra, 2006 Ford TruckBed ble Rd. $625/mo Con- neighborhood, off street 2bdrm, 1bth, 1100sqft, RE/MAX Results w/accessories,. $2500 tact Ron (435)830-5227 parking, no smoking/ non smoking, $550/mo OBO 2006 Ford F350 must be Sandra, ROOMMATEWANTED. pets. $725/mo $500/dep. RENT TO OWN Lock in truckbed in excellent Male roommates $150/utilities. $900/dep (435)830-2501 cell. YOUR Purchase price condition with the fol- plus first months rent. now. No Bank Qualifi- wanted 2 rooms open. EXECUTIVE Lake View Sandra Claus” lowing accessories: Available January 1st. cation Required!!! Master bedroom with Home For Rent Stans- Rhino sprayed on bed- (801)403-3715 4bdrm, 2bth home lo- private bath $375. bury Park Spacious liner, diamond plate (435)496-9000 cated at 683 W. 880 S. Small bedroom with 4200sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth, railcaps, front bedcap, Huge 3 car garage with Sandra Larsen shared bath $325. All 3BDRM 2.5BTH 2 car office, $1500/mo. and tailgate cap, B&W fenced in yard, includes utilitys included. No garage, fenced yard, Lease option available gooseneck hideaway all appliances. No pets, no smoking. Call a/c, very clean, shed, Kim Kirks Owner/ Agent hitch and Cat2 frame Smoking $1495/mo Karl (801)458-9815 two tone paint, tile, (801)369-9184. reciever hitch, rear ford plus deposit. Call Karen 435.224.9186 $1200/mo. bumper with backup SLEEPINGROOMS GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm, (435)830-0615 (801)928-9208 (435)830-8371 sensors. available, $70 per 2bth, South Willow Es- RE/MAX Results 290 W. week, $10 key deposit, 3BDRM 2.5bth 2 car ga- tates. $1300/mo & MUST SELL! Moving out STANSBURYPARK first and last week- total rage, fireplace, fenced $1300/dep. No Pets. 1430 N. of state. Extended cab, condo, 2bdrm, 2bth, Hot Deal of $150 to move in. 46 N yard, beautiful, clean, Call Rosie @ Deseret Z71 package, bed liner, loft, $900/mo deposit ONLY Broadway. 882-7605 new carpet, $1125/mo peak Property Manag- $ oversized tires, 90k Negotiable, dish- 179,999 No smoking, www.my- ment (435)830-2827 MLS #846159 m i l e s . C a l l THE WILLOWS Apart- homtownproperties.co washer, water softener, the Month (801)599-8711 Asking ments. 2 and 3 bed- GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm single garage. Dogs ok Awesome value on two story home in Overlake. m Call (801)835-5592 Completely finished inside and out. Central air, $9,500 OBO room. for rent 2bdrm 1.5bth, family room new w/deposit, no cats. nice pergo flooring, Large master bed and bath. 1bth is $725/mo, 3bdrm 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- paint. Nice & clean! 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Easy for Rent Merry & den in bsmt along with a bedroom.New paint commute to SLC.Main floor laundry. Master & carpet. Some updated electrical & plumbing. Bath. Laminate Flooring.Larger lot is fully 1BDRM BASEMENT Large new tuff shed will stay. Walk out the back landscaped, full auto sprinklers.2 car garage/ apt. Big kitchen, w/d door to elementary school.CLEAN! keyless entry. A DEFINITE MUST SEE!! hook up, dishwasher, no smoking $500 Christmas (801)918-6271 1215 SW 309 1BDRM Duplex, down- Merry Christmas town. $450/mo, $250/ DRIVE Dawson dep. Remodeled. Clientsto (Friends)All ONLY ONLY Ln (435)882-4258 Under$166,000 $209,000 MLS #838849 MLS #846161 NO DECEMBER RENT 4 bedroom,Contract 2 full bath,main floor laundrey, Georgeous new build! 2 story home with brick rambler in well established neighborneighbor- stucco and brick, hardwood flooring,upgraded Beautiful hood.Large master bedroom with large master beautiful cabinets. Fireplace, central air. 1 & 2 Bedroom bath/jetted tub/seperate shower, double sinks, HUGE bonus room. 2 car garage.Front yard walk in closet. Extra large 2 car garage. $2000 lanscaping with sprinkling system. GREAT Apartments!! allowance for closing costs!! FLOOR PLAN! A MUST SEE!! Completely Remodeled fridge, stove, dishwasher, oak/ maple cabinets, carpet, Absolutely Gorgeous! The best 1728 384 value in ALL of Tooele. Colovito Wy Non-Smokers Only! No Pets! Century Dr. (801) 318-4997 ONLY ONLY or see Mgr #6, 2pm-10pm $194,900 $139,900 260 North 100 East, Tooele Drastically Reduced MLS #814398 MLS #813044 Well cared for rambler in Overlake. Two Not your ordinary mobile home! New sheet-sheet- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- tone paint, central air. Newly finished base- rocked walls, new two tone paint, tile, carpet, ments behind Super ment with wet bar, surround sound, tile,full new doors and fixtures. New roof.New vinyl Wal-Mart. Swimming bath, 3 bedrooms. Main floor master low e windows,Covered deck, nice siding, pool, hot tub, exercise bedroom with Grand master bath. Large Large shed. .29 acres that you own! No lot fees! room, playground, full And thank you to many patio/Nice landscaping. Priced To Sell! Call agent for lending details, should go FHA. clubhouse. 843-4400 Clients & Friends! 2BDRM 1BTH basement apt Comes w/washer Jeannine Jeannine 1185 N. Main • Tooele and dryer. $575/mo Johnson Butler $500/dep No Smoking 830-6369 830-2950 Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. No Pets Call Karen All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. (435)830-0615 RE- The Gold Standard MAX Results NOTICEOFTRUS- PUBLIC NOTICE TEE'S SALE The Executive Secretary The following described of the Utah Solid and property will be sold at Hazardous Waste Con- public auction to the trol Board proposes to highest bidder payable approve a modification in lawful money to the request submitted by the United States at the time Deseret Chemical De- of sale, on January 5, pot, Tooele Chemical 2009 at 10:00 am at Disposal Facility THETHIRDDISTRICT (TOCDF). The purpose COURT, located at 74 of this modification is to South 100 East, Tooele, change the minimum UT, of said day for the quench brine pH for the purpose of foreclosing a Deactivation Furnace Trust Deed dated June System (DFS). The pub- 25, 2008, executed by lic comment period for ACESDEVELOPMENT, this modification begins LLC as Trustor wherein December 22, 2008 and ACESDEVELOPMENT, will end at 6:00 p.m. on LLC is named as Trus- February 5, 2009. The tee and OLD REPUBLIC public hearing concern- TITLECOMPANYOF ing this modification re- UTAH was Substituted quest will be held on as Trustee, in favor of January 22, 2009, at LAWRENCEN.HEAD, 5:00 p.m. at the Tooele Trustee of THE HEAD County Administrative FAMILY TRUST and Building, South Audito- SANDRA MACARTHUR, rium, 47 South Main, Trustee of THE SAN- Tooele, Utah. The hear- DRAMACARTHUR ing will last at least one NOTICEOFTRUS- FAMILY TRUST as hour. Anyone wishing to TEE'S SALE Beneficiary, recorded make comments may do APN: 15-021-0-0311 June 25, 2008, as Entry so at the hearing or by Trust No. 1156830-07 No. 309783 of the Offi- submitting written com- Ref: Jacqueline S Evans cial Records, covering ments no later than 6:00 TRA: Loan No. real property located at p.m. February 5, 2009, xxxxxx1293. IMPOR- 577 and 583 West, Clark addressed to: TANTNOTICETO Street, Grantsville, UT Mr. Dennis R. Downs, PROPERTYOWNER: 84029, and more par- Executive Secretary YOUAREINDEFAULT ticularly described as: Utah Solid and Hazard- UNDERADEEDOF LOTS 2 AND 3, ous Waste Control TRUST, DATED August ASHLYNNMEADOWS Board 23, 2006. UNLESS YOU MINORSUBDIVISION, P.O. Box 144880 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- GRANTSVILLE,UTAH, Salt Lake City, Utah TECTYOURPROP- according to the official 84114-4880 ERTY,ITMAYBE plat thereof on file in the NOTICEOFTRUS- Copies of the Modifica- SOLDATAPUBLIC office of the Recorder, TEE'S SALE tion Request, Draft Per- SALE.IFYOUNEED Tooele County, Utah. The property described mit Change Pages, Draft ANEXPLANATIONOF The current beneficiary below will be sold at Comprehensive Per- THISPROCEEDING, of the Trust Deed is public auction to the formance Test Plan for YOUSHOULDCON- LAWRENCEN.HEAD, highest bidder. The sale the DFS and Fact Sheet TACT A LAWYER. On Trustee of THE HEAD will be held at the main are available for review January 20, 2009, at FAMILY TRUST and entrance of the Gordon by the public during 4:30pm, James H. Woo- SANDRA MACARTHUR, R. Hall Courthouse, 74 regular business hours dall, Trustee James H. Trustee of THE SAN- South 100 East, Tooele, at the Tooele Chemical Woodall, as duly ap- DRAMACARTHUR Utah on January 14, Stockpile Outreach Of- pointed Trustee under a FAMILY TRUST and the 2009 at 1:00 p.m. The fice, 54 South Main Deed of Trust recorded record owner of the purpose of the sale is Street, Tooele, UT, or August 24, 2006, as In- property as of the re- the foreclosure of a Con- from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 strument No. 266196, in cording of the Notice of struction Deed of Trust p.m. or other hours with Book xx, Page xx, of the Default is ACES DEVEL- (the “Trust Deed”) prior arrangement and Official Records in the OPMENT, LLC. The granted by JOSEPH Monday through Thurs- office at the County Re- Trustee's sale of the de- TRAFICANTE, SR., as day at the Division of corder of Tooele County, scribed real property will Trustor, in favor of Solid and Hazardous State of Utah, executed be made without war- FIRST UTAH BANK, as Waste Offices, 288 by Jacqueline S Evans ranty as to title, posses- Beneficiary, and GARY North 1460 West, Salt and Don Evans, Jr. Wife sion or encumbrances. E. DOCTORMAN, an ac- Lake City, UT except And Husband, will sell at The successful bidder, tive member of the Utah State holidays. For the public auction to highest other than beneficiary, State Bar, as the Suc- conveniences of public bidder, payable in lawful must make a $5,000.00 cessor Trustee. The access, an unofficial money of the United down payment, at the Trust Deed was re- ANNOUNCEMENTOF copy of the change States at the time of time of sale, by bank corded on December 12, APPOINTMENTAND pages and fact sheet NOTICEOFTRUS- sale. Successful bidders cashier's check made 2006 as Entry No. NOTICETOCREDI- can be found at TEE'S SALE must tender a deposit of payable to Old Republic 273891 in the Official TORS http://www.hazardous- APN: 15-067-0-0225 $5,000 in certified funds Title Company with the Records of the County Estate of Ruth Shirley waste.utah.gov/HWBran Trust No. 1156890-07 to the trustee at the time remaining balance of the Recorder of Tooele Perovsek, aka Shirley ch/CDSection/CDS_PVA Ref: Eugene W. Martin of sale, with the balance successful bid payable, County, State of Utah Perovsek, Deceased. .htm TRA: Loan No. due by noon the follow- in certified funds, within and covers the real prop- Probate No. 083300102 For additional informa- xxxxxx4311. IMPOR- ing business day, at the 24 hours following the erty located at 662 West Gwen McPhee, whose tion regarding this pro- TANTNOTICETO office of the Trustee. At sale. Juniper Court, Grants- address is 294 S. Broad- posed modification, PROPERTYOWNER: the tooele county court- Dated: December 8, ville, Utah and is more way, Tooele, UT 84074, please contact Deborah YOUAREINDEFAULT house 74 South 100 2008 particularly described as has been appointed the Ng of the Division of UNDERADEEDOF East Tooele Utah all OLDREPUBLICTITLE Lot 201, Cherry Grove Personal Representative Solid and Hazardous TRUST, DATED Decem- right, title and interest COMPANYOFUTAH, Subdivision, Plat “B”, ac- of the above-entitled es- B8 Waste atTooele (801) berTranscrip 01, 2006. UNLESSt-Bulleconveyedtin to and now Trustee cordingTuesday to the Official Decembertate. Creditors 23, of 2008 the es- 538-6170. YOUTAKEACTIONTO held by it under said ROBERTA.MACDON- Plat thereof recorded in tate are hereby notified In compliance with the PROTECTYOUR Deed of Trust in the ALD, President the Office of the Tooele to: (1) deliver or mail Homes for Homes Buildings AmericansPublic withNotices Disabili- PROPERTY,Public Notices IT MAY BE propertyPublic situated Notices in said OldPublic Republic Notices Title CountyPublic Recorder. Notices The theirPublic written Notices claims to the Rent ties Act,Meetings individuals with SOLDATAPUBLICTrustees CountyTrustees and State de- CompanyTrustees of Utah undersignedTrustees disclaims PersonalMiscellaneous Representative special needs (including SALE.IFYOUNEED scribed as: Lot 311, final 445 North University any liability for any error at the address above; (2) REDUCED $15,000 This METALROOF/WALL auxiliary communicative ANEXPLANATIONOF plat, palomino ranch Ave., Provo, Utah in the street address. STANSBURYPARK deliver or mail their writ- 3812sqft home has Panels, Pre-engineered aids and services) THISPROCEEDING, phase 3, a planned unit 84601 (801) 373-2220 The Notice of Default for Lake front luxury ten claims to the Per- 7bdrm & is 100% com- Metal Buildings. Mill should contact Jennifer YOUSHOULDCON- development of grants- Business hours (8:30 the Trust Deed was re- Condo , 3bdrm, sonal Representative's plete. Has 2 car garage prices for sheeting coil Burge, Office of Human TACT A LAWYER. On ville city, according to a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) Mon- corded on September 2.5bth, 2 car garage, attorney of record, Jaime & RV parking. The yard are at a 4 year low. You Resources at (801) January 06, 2009, at the official plat thereof, day thru Friday. File 10, 2008 as Entry No. No smoking/ pets, Topham at the following is secluded, & has full get the savings. 17 Col- 536-4413 (TDD 4:30pm, James H. Woo- recorded in the office of No. 08000411 313643 in the Official 1yr lease. $900/mo address: 291 N Race vinyl privacy fence. All ors prime material, cut 536-4414) at least five dall, Trustee James H. the county recorder of (Published in the Tran- Records of the County $800/dep Street, Grantsville, UT on .74acres. Basketball to your exact length. working days prior to the Woodall, as duly ap- Tooele county, Utah.. script Bulletin December Recorder of Tooele (435)830-2501 84029; or (3) file their court, hot tub & fire pit CO Building Systems scheduled hearing. pointed Trustee under a The street address and 9, 16 & 23, 2008) County, State of Utah. written claims with the Stansbury Rambler. in backyard. $295,000 1-800-COBLDGS (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust recorded other common designa- The current Beneficiary Clerk of the District $1300/mo 3BDRM, 884-3593 (ucan) script Bulletin December December 08, 2006, as tion of the real property NOTICEOFTRUS- of the Trust Deed is Court in Tooele County, 23, 2008) Instrument No. 273682, described above is pur- TEE'S SALE FIRST UTAH BANK and 2BTH First and Last SELLINGYOUR or otherwise present in Book xx, Page xx, of ported to be: 431 North The property described the record owner of the month deposit, refer- HOME? Advertise it in their claims as required Public Notices the Official Records in Wrathall Circle Grants- below will be sold at above described prop- ences. No smoking or the classifieds. Call Public Notices by Utah law within three Meetings the office at the County ville Ut 84029. Esti- public auction to the erty as of the recording Pets. Call Toni 882-0050 or visit months after the date of Trustees Recorder of Tooele mated Total Debt as of highest bidder. The sale of the Notice of Default first publication of this (435)830-6496 www.tooeletran Deadline for public no- County, State of Utah, January 20, 2009 is will be held at the main is JOSEPH TRAFI- notice or forever be RE/MAX Lakeside script.com tices is 4 p.m. the day Deadline for public no- executed by Ryan $294,346.62. The under- entrance of the Gordon CANTE, SR. barred. prior to publication. tices is 4 p.m. the day STANSBURY, 4BDRM STOCKTON Horse Mckinley and Kim Mckin- signed Trustee disclaims R. Hall Courthouse, 74 The purchase price is Date of first publication: Public notices submit- prior to publication. 3bth Newer Rambler Property 3bdrm 2bth. ley As Joint Tenants, will any liability for any incor- South 100 East, Tooele, payable in lawful money December 16, 2008. ted past the deadline Public notices submit- 2622sqft, Vaulted ceil- Beautiful home 2.3 acre sell at public auction to rectness of the street ad- Utah on January 14, of the United States at Gary Buhler will not be accepted. ted past the deadline ings, Open floor plan, Amazing views For highest bidder, payable dress and other common 2009 at 1:00 p.m. The the time of sale. Bidders PO Box 229 UPAXLP will not be accepted. Hardwood floors/ tile. Info, Pictures & Price: in lawful money of the designation, if any, purpose of the sale is must tender to the Trus- Grantsville, UT 84029 No smoking/ pets UPAXLP the foreclosure of a Con- TEXT 'MLS3529' to PUBLICHEARINGNO- United States at the time shown herein. Said sale tee the purchase price (435)884-0354 $1250/mo $800/dep, struction Deed of Trust '70734' website TICE Tooele County NOTICEOFTRUS- of sale. Successful bid- will be made without by 12:00 noon the day (Published in the Tran- Minimum 1yr lease (the “Trust Deed”) www.jerrisnarr.com or Planning Commission TEE'S SALE ders must tender a de- covenant or warranty, following the sale. The script Bulletin December 801-376-1927 granted by JUSTIN B. Call (801)608-2255 The Tooele County Plan- APN: 14-008-0-0125 posit of $5,000 in certi- express or implied, re- payment must be in the 16, 23 & 30, 2008) WALSH, as Trustor, in ning Commission will Trust No. 1152094-07 fied funds to the trustee garding title, possession, form of a cashier's check TOOELE 4BDRM 1bth, TOOELE,BYOWNER, favor of FIRST UTAH hold a Public Hearing on Ref: Laurel J Bates TRA: at the time of sale, with condition or encum- and Bank “Official PUBLIC NOTICE $775/mo 304 East Vine 4 bedroom house in BANK, as Beneficiary, January 7, 2009 at 7:00 Loan No. xxxxxx2942. the balance due by noon brances, including fees, Checks” are not accept- The U.S. Army Chemical St. (801)598-4881 Overlake, 2 bath, family and GARY E. DOCTOR- p.m. in the Auditorium at IMPORTANTNOTICE the following business charges and expenses able. A Trustee's Deed Materials Agency (CMA) www.outwestrealty.com room, fenced yard. MAN, an active member the Tooele County TOPROPERTY day, at the office of the of the Trustee and of the will be made available to announces the opening $115,500 or Best Offer. of the Utah State Bar, as TOOELETOWN Courthouse, 47 South OWNER:YOUAREIN Trustee. At the tooele trusts created by said the successful bidder of a 30-day public com- Inspection 10-5 Satur- the Successor Trustee. HOUSE 3bdrm, 1.5bth, Main, Tooele, Utah. DEFAULTUNDERA county courthouse 74 Deed of Trust, to pay the within three business ment period for its Draft day November 22, Sun- The Trust Deed was re- covered parking. 1. Proposed vacation of DEEDOFTRUST, South 100 East Tooele remaining principal sums days following receipt of Finding of No Significant day 1-5 November 23. corded on February 21, $875/mo $600/dep plus the public right-of-way DATED March 08, 2007. Utah all right, title and in- of the note(s) secured by the bid amount. The Impact (FONSI) to its Home will be sold to 2007 as Entry No. utilities, no smoking/ interest in a portion of UNLESSYOUTAKE terest conveyed to and said Deed of Trust. The property is to be sold Environmental Assess- Highest Bidder. 278433 in the Official pets. Carrie Owner/ Road #TC03601 be- ACTIONTOPROTECT now held by it under said current beneficiary of the without any warranties ment (EA) for the pro- 801-372-8248 Records of the County Agent (801)599-0515 tween Union Pacific Ac- YOURPROPERTY,IT Deed of Trust in the Trust Deed as of the whatsoever, including, posed installation and Recorder of Tooele cess Road and Road MAYBESOLDATA property situated in said date of this notice is: but not limited to, war- operation of a County, State of Utah #TC03602, located east PUBLICSALE.IFYOU County and State de- Mortgage Electronic ranties of title, posses- small-scale incineration Mobile Homes and covers the real prop- Homes of HWY 36 south of Cen- NEEDANEXPLANA- scribed as: Lot 225, an- Registration Systems, sion, condition or en- unit for the destruction of erty located at 895 North ter Street in Lake Point. TIONOFTHISPRO- derson ranch phase 2, Inc. The record owner of cumbrances. For further chemical agents Tabun Silver Fox Drive, Grants- 1-3BDRM HOMES in For questions call (435) CEEDING,YOU according to the official the property as of the re- information about the (GA) and Lewisite at the ville, Utah and is more $$$SAVE MONEY quiet park. Starting 843-3160 and ask to SHOULDCONTACTA plat thereof, as recorded cording of the Notice of sale please contact the Deseret Chemical Depot particularly described as Find HUD & Bank $625/mo.144 W Durfee speak to one of the plan- LAWYER. On January in the office of the Default is/are: Jacque- Trustee. The purpose of (DCD) in Utah. The com- Lot 6, Silver Fox Estates owned homes at: St. Grantsville ning staff. 20, 2009, at 4:30pm, Tooele county recorder, line S Evans and Don this Notice is to collect a ment period runs from Subdivision, according to www.tooelebank (801)651-5151 Dated this 10th day of James H. Woodall, Trus- state of Utah.. The street Evans, Jr.. Dated: De- debt and any information December 23, 2008 the Official Plat thereof, homes.com or call December, 2008 tee James H. Woodall, address and other com- cember 23, 2008. obtained may be used through midnight Moun- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile on file and of record in for a list Berna Sloan Mary Dixon, Secretary as duly appointed Trus- mon designation of the James H. Woodall, for that purpose. tain Standard Time home for rent, no smok- the Office of the Tooele (435)840-5029 Tooele County Plan- tee under a Deed of real property described Trustee James H. Woo- DATED as of December January 22, 2009. ing/ pets. 882-1550 County Recorder. The Group 1 Real Estate ning Trust recorded March above is purported to be: dall 10653 River Front 11, 2008. The EA evaluates the undersigned disclaims (Published in the Tran- 12, 2007, as Instrument 360 South Saddle Road Parkway, Suite 290 TRUSTEE environmental effects of any liability for any error $229,900 5BDRM all script Bulletin December No. 279892, in Book xx, Grantsville Ut 84029. South Jordan Ut Gary E. Doctorman the Army's proposed ac- Office Space in the street address. Brick Rambler, up- 16, 23, 30, 2008 & Janu- Page xx, of the Official Estimated Total Debt as 84095 (801)254-9450 Parsons Behle & Lati- tion to install and oper- The Notice of Default for grades, solid oak cabi- ary 6, 2009) Records in the office at of January 06, 2009 is (800)245-1886 (Hotline) mer ate a small-scale liquid nets, wood burner, 2 the County Recorder of $235,431.62. The under- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 the Trust Deed was re- 201 South Main Street, incinerator at DCD for gas fireplaces, formal MOVEINSPECIAL! PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele County, State of signed Trustee disclaims P.M. Signature/ by: corded on August 29, Suite 1800 the purpose of thermally living and dining room Commercial Space in NOTICEISHEREBY Utah, executed by Lau- any liability for any incor- James H. Woodall, 2008 as Entry No. Salt Lake City, Utah destroying chemical (435)840-5199 Tooele, 272 N. GIVEN THAT the Tooele rel J Bates, will sell at rectness of the street ad- Trustee James H. Woo- 313032 in the Official 84111 agents GA and Lewisite, Broadway, approx. City Planning Commis- public auction to highest dress and other common dall R-212402 Records of the County (801) 532-1234 as well as the spent de- 1994 RAMBLER 2 car 200 to 450sqft. High sion Business meeting designation, if any, (Published in the Tran- Recorder of Tooele Office Hours 8:30 a.m. contamination solutions garage, fireplace, bidder, payable in lawful speed internet, utili- scheduled for Wednes- money of the United shown herein. Said sale script Bulletin December County, State of Utah. to 5:00 p.m. and other liquid waste 3bdrm, 2bth, $159,000. ties included in rent. day, December 24, 2008 will be made without 23, 30, 2008 & January The current Beneficiary (Published in the Tran- solutions generated dur- Call Carol Haddock Re- States at the time of 1 month free rent. in the hour of 7:00 PM sale. Successful bidders covenant or warranty, 6, 2009) of the Trust Deed is script Bulletin December ing operations at DCD. max Platinum (435)882-4949 has been cancelled. express or implied, re- FIRST UTAH BANK and 16, 23 & 30, 2008) The EA provides infor- must tender a deposit of NOTICEOFTRUS- (435)830-0007 The next Planning Com- garding title, possession, the record owner of the mation to be considered $5,000 in certified funds TEE'S SALE mission business meet- condition or encum- above described prop- by CMA in making deci- to the trustee at the time The following described ing will be held on brances, including fees, erty as of the recording Public Notices sions regarding the pro- Tooele Lots & Land of sale, with the balance property will be sold at Wednesday, January 14, charges and expenses of the Notice of Default Miscellaneous posed action and its al- due by noon the follow- public auction to the NEW HOME PRICED 2008 at 7:00 PM. of the Trustee and of the is JUSTIN B. WALSH. ternatives. The EA was ing business day, at the highest bidder payable 1 ACRE Lots in Erda. (Published in the Tran- trusts created by said The purchase price is ANNOUNCEMENTOF prepared pursuant to the TO SELL!!!!!!!!! office of the Trustee. At in lawful money to the Priced to move at script Bulletin December Deed of Trust, to pay the payable in lawful money APPOINTMENTAND National Environmental the tooele county court- United States at the time $99,999, water in- 23, 2008) remaining principal sums of the United States at NOTICETOCREDI- Policy Act of 1969 (see $210,000 house 74 South 100 of sale, on January 5, cluded. Paint Horse of the note(s) secured by the time of sale. Bidders TORS 4 0 C F R P a r t s Great For Moderate East Tooele Utah all 2009 at 10:00 am at Ranch subdivision on PUBLIC NOTICE said Deed of Trust. The must tender to the Trus- Estate of Marion How- 1500-1508) and Army Income Family! right, title and interest THETHIRDDISTRICT Cochrane Lane. The Executive Secretary current beneficiary of the tee the purchase price ard Reed aka Jim Regulation 200-2 Envi- conveyed to and now COURT, located at 74 Utah Housing (801)616-2300 of the Utah Solid and Trust Deed as of the by 12:00 noon the day Reed, Deceased. Pro- ronmental Analysis of held by it under said South 100 East, Tooele, Corporation Hazardous Waste Con- date of this notice is: following the sale. The bate No. 083300033 Army Actions (see 32 GRANTSVILLELOTS. Deed of Trust in the UT, of said day for the is selling a new 5 bdrm / trol Board proposes to Mortgage Electronic payment must be in the Kathleen Reed, whose CFR Part 65). Improved & Permit property situated in said purpose of foreclosing a 2 bath – 2394 sq ft home approve a modification Registration Systems, form of a cashier's check address is 311 Joshua The EA summarizes the Ready. 1/4 acre: County and State de- Trust Deed dated June with quality touches request submitted by the Inc. The record owner of and Bank “Official Ave, Tooele, UT 84074, purpose of and need for $65,900; 1/3 acre: scribed as: Lot 125, 25, 2008, executed by usually found only in Deseret Chemical De- the property as of the re- Checks” are not accept- has been appointed the the proposed action and $57,000; 1/2 acre: gateway neighborhood, ACESDEVELOPMENT, higher priced homes. pot, Tooele Chemical cording of the Notice of able. A Trustee's Deed Personal Representative provides relevant back- Income limits apply. $59,900; 3/4 acre, phase 2a-3 subdivision, LLC as Trustor wherein Disposal Facility Default is/are: Ryan will be made available to of the above-entitled es- ground information about $74,000. Prudential according to the official ACESDEVELOPMENT, For details call (TOCDF). The purpose Mckinnley, Kim Mckinn- the successful bidder tate. Creditors of the es- DCD's stockpile of GA Utah Real Estate plat thereof on file and of LLC is named as Trus- Scott at of this modification is to ley, Eugene W. Martin within three business tate are hereby notified and Lewisite. The pro- (435)884-0300 record in the Tooele tee and OLD REPUBLIC (801) 902-8235 change the minimum and Clara J.. Dated: De- days following receipt of to: (1) deliver or mail posed action, alterna- county record'soffice TITLECOMPANYOF quench brine pH for the cember 09, 2008. the bid amount. The their written claims to the tives to the proposed ac- or visit our website: HORSE PROPERTY 5 *deed of trust re-re- UTAH was Substituted Deactivation Furnace James H. Woodall, property is to be sold Personal Representative tion, and no-action alter- www.utahhousingcorp.org acres in Pine Canyon. corded on 10/30/2007 as Trustee, in favor of System (DFS). The pub- Trustee James H. Woo- without any warranties at the address above; (2) natives are described as fencing, water rights, doc#296266. The street LAWRENCEN.HEAD, lic comment period for dall 10653 River Front whatsoever, including, deliver or mail their writ- well as the potential en- utilities, starting at address and other com- Trustee of THE HEAD 3BDRM, 2BTH, finished this modification begins Parkway, Suite 290 but not limited to, war- ten claims to the Per- vironmental effects and $170,000. Exit Realty mon designation of the FAMILY TRUST and basement, very clean, December 22, 2008 and South Jordan Ut ranties of title, posses- sonal Representative's impacts and proposed Amanda Harris real property described SANDRA MACARTHUR, FSBO, built in 2000. will end at 6:00 p.m. on 84095 (801)254-9450 sion, condition or en- attorney of record, Gary mitigation measures, as 435-830-4581 above is purported to be: Trustee of THE SAN- $169,500. 919 West February 5, 2009. The (800)245-1886 (Hotline) cumbrances. For further Buhler, at the following appropriate. The Draft 6685 Old Mill Road DRAMACARTHUR 620 South, Tooele. Call TOOELE LAND for Sale public hearing concern- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 information about the address, PO BOX 229, FONSI summarizes find- Stansbury Park Ut FAMILY TRUST as for walk- through. 105 AC development ing this modification re- P.M. Signature/by: sale please contact the Grantsville, UT 84029; or ings and makes a rec- 84074. Estimated Total Beneficiary, recorded (435)833-9419 land near Pine Canyon, quest will be held on James H. Woodall, Trustee. The purpose of (3) file their written ommendation to proceed Debt as of January 20, June 25, 2008, as Entry (435)224-2668 east of Tooele City. January 22, 2009, at Trustee James H. Woo- this Notice is to collect a claims with the Clerk of with a Finding of No Sig- 2009 is $266,566.06. No. 309783 of the Offi- $2,795,000. Gary Nel- 5:00 p.m. at the Tooele dall R-208325 debt and any information the District Court in nificant Impact because The undersigned Trus- cial Records, covering ABANKFORECLO- son, Highland Commer- County Administrative (Published in the Tran- obtained may be used Tooele County, or other- of no significant adverse tee disclaims any liability real property located at SURE! 4BR/2BA cial: (801)487-6100, Building, South Audito- script Bulletin December for that purpose. wise present their claims impact on the public or for any incorrectness of 577 and 583 West, Clark 40,000! Only $318/ Mo! www.hciutah.com rium, 47 South Main, 9, 16 & 23, 2008) DATED as of December as required by Utah law the environment. the street address and Street, Grantsville, UT 5% down 15 years @ Tooele, Utah. The hear- 9, 2008. within three months after Copies of the EA and other common designa- 84029, and more par- 8% apr. More Homes ing will last at least one NOTICEOFTRUS- TRUSTEE the date of first publica- the Draft FONSI may be tion, if any, shown ticularly described as: from $199/Mo! for list- Water Shares hour. Anyone wishing to TEE'S SALE Gary E. Doctorman tion of this notice or for- read or obtained at the herein. Said sale will be LOTS 2 AND 3, ings 800-586-3901 ext make comments may do APN: 15-021-0-0311 Parsons Behle & Lati- ever be barred. Tooele Chemical Stock- made without covenant ASHLYNNMEADOWS 5330 (ucan) so at the hearing or by Trust No. 1156830-07 mer Date of first publication: pile Outreach Office, 54 5 ACRE FT underground or warranty, express or MINORSUBDIVISION, submitting written com- Ref: Jacqueline S Evans 201 South Main Street, December 16, 2008. South Main Street, Affordable Home. 2bdrm water, transferable implied, regarding title, GRANTSVILLE,UTAH, ments no later than 6:00 TRA: Loan No. Suite 1800 Gary Buhler Tooele, Utah, during nor- 1bth unfisnished base- throughout, Erda or possession, condition or according to the official p.m. February 5, 2009, xxxxxx1293. IMPOR- Salt Lake City, Utah PO Box 229 mal office hours Monday ment on 1 acre lot in Tooele City. Call encumbrances, including plat thereof on file in the addressed to: TANTNOTICETO 84111 Grantsville, UT 84029 - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 Lake Point. Call if you (435)882-4949 fees, charges and ex- office of the Recorder, Mr. Dennis R. Downs, PROPERTYOWNER: (801) 532-1234 (435)884-0354 p.m. or call (435) are interested penses of the Trustee Tooele County, Utah. EAST TOOELE water Executive Secretary YOUAREINDEFAULT Office Hours 8:30 a.m. (Published in the Tran- 882-3773 or toll-free 801-580-3758 or and of the trusts created The current beneficiary rights, 27 acre feet Utah Solid and Hazard- UNDERADEEDOF to 5:00 p.m. script Bulletin December (800) 471-1617. These 801-209-2717 by said Deed of Trust, to of the Trust Deed is available. Call Amanda ous Waste Control TRUST, DATED August (Published in the Tran- 16, 23 & 30, 2008) documents and addi- pay the remaining princi- LAWRENCEN.HEAD, BANKFORECLOSURE! 435-830-4581. Board 23, 2006. UNLESS YOU script Bulletin December tional information may pal sums of the note(s) Trustee of THE HEAD 4bdrm 2bth Home, P.O. Box 144880 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 16, 23 & 30, 2008) PUBLIC NOTICE also be obtained online ONESETTLEMENT secured by said Deed of FAMILY TRUST and $40,000! Won`t Last! Salt Lake City, Utah TECTYOURPROP- This is to inform William at www.cma.army.mil. CANYON Water Trust. The current bene- SANDRA MACARTHUR, More Homes Available, 84114-4880 ERTY,ITMAYBE NOTICEOFTRUS- A and/ or Breane Matias: Two public poster ses- share for sale. $3500 ficiary of the Trust Deed Trustee of THE SAN- For Listings Call Copies of the Modifica- SOLDATAPUBLIC TEE'S SALE You have defaulted on sions will also be held on Call (801)759-9023 as of the date of this no- DRAMACARTHUR 800-586-3901 xH772 tion Request, Draft Per- SALE.IFYOUNEED The property described payment due to Pete’s the dates/times and at tice is: Mortgage Elec- FAMILY TRUST and the mit Change Pages, Draft ANEXPLANATIONOF below will be sold at Auto Repair in the the locations provided FSBO 4BDRM 2bth, WATER RIGHTS For tronic Registration Sys- record owner of the Comprehensive Per- THISPROCEEDING, public auction to the amount of $833.29. This below: Great starter house, Sale. Central Zone- tems, Inc. The record property as of the re- formance Test Plan for YOUSHOULDCON- highest bidder. The sale vehichle is a 1978 Chev- •Tooele Chemical Stock- Call Dan (435) Grantsville. 4acft $8500 owner of the property as cording of the Notice of the DFS and Fact Sheet TACT A LAWYER. On will be held at the main rolet K10 Hatchback 2 pile Outreach Office 841-9829 per acft, Tooele and of the recording of the Default is ACES DEVEL- are available for review January 20, 2009, at entrance of the Gordon D o o r , V I N # 54 South Main Street, Erda 11acft, $12,000 Notice of Default is/are: OPMENT, LLC. The by the public during 4:30pm, James H. Woo- R. Hall Courthouse, 74 CKL148J15157841. Tooele, Utah FSBO 5bdrm, 3bth ram- per acft. (435)840-1472 Laurel J Bates. Dated: Trustee's sale of the de- regular business hours dall, Trustee James H. South 100 East, Tooele, Your last known address January 14, 2009 bler, 2yrs old, finished December 23, 2008. scribed real property will at the Tooele Chemical Woodall, as duly ap- Utah on January 14, on file is 144 N 3rd St. 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. basement w/kitchen- James H. Woodall, be made without war- Commercial Stockpile Outreach Of- pointed Trustee under a 2009 at 1:00 p.m. The Apt #1, Tooele, UT •Department of Environ- ette, landscaping com- Trustee James H. Woo- ranty as to title, posses- Property fice, 54 South Main Deed of Trust recorded purpose of the sale is 84074. We have sent mental Quality Building plete. Many extras. dall 10653 River Front sion or encumbrances. Street, Tooele, UT, or August 24, 2006, as In- the foreclosure of a Con- numerous letters and all 162 North 1950 West, Ready today! $289,000 Parkway, Suite 290 The successful bidder, FOR SALE! Fitness from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 strument No. 266196, in struction Deed of Trust have been returned un- Room 101, Salt Lake obo. (435)882-7094 South Jordan Ut other than beneficiary, Center, 12750sqft, p.m. or other hours with Book xx, Page xx, of the (the “Trust Deed”) opened and undeliver- City, Utah (801)860-5696 84095 (801)254-9450 must make a $5,000.00 Main Street. Handball prior arrangement and Official Records in the granted by JOSEPH able with no forwarding January 22, 2009 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) down payment, at the Home for Sale By Owner courts, lockers, show- Monday through Thurs- office at the County Re- TRAFICANTE, SR., as address. Please contact 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 time of sale, by bank $299,990. Beautiful ers, saunas, hot tubs, day at the Division of corder of Tooele County, Trustor, in favor of Pete Buzianis at Pete’s Comments may be sub- P.M. Signature/ by: cashier's check made 5bdrm home in fun fam- aerobic area. Unlimited Solid and Hazardous State of Utah, executed FIRST UTAH BANK, as Auto Repair, phone mitted to the Tooele James H. Woodall, payable to Old Republic ily oriented cul-de-sac, possibilities! 882-7094, Waste Offices, 288 by Jacqueline S Evans Beneficiary, and GARY number (435)882-4014. Chemical Stockpile Out- Trustee James H. Woo- Title Company with the near new schools in (801)860-5696 North 1460 West, Salt and Don Evans, Jr. Wife E. DOCTORMAN, an ac- (Published in the Tran- reach Office by mail or in dall R-212361 remaining balance of the Stansbury Park. Call Lake City, UT except And Husband, will sell at tive member of the Utah script Bulletin December person to the above- (Published in the Tran- successful bid payable, 435-249-0065 State holidays. For the public auction to highest State Bar, as the Suc- 9, 16 & 23, 2008) mentioned address or by script Bulletin December in certified funds, within Buildings conveniences of public bidder, payable in lawful cessor Trustee. The fax at (435) 882-7904. Planning on selling your 23, 30, 2008 & January 24 hours following the ANNOUNCEMENTOF access, an unofficial money of the United Trust Deed was re- Comments must be home, you could be 6, 2009) sale. APPOINTMENTAND copy of the change States at the time of corded on December 12, postmarked or faxed no sending your sales If you build, remodel or Dated: December 8, NOTICETOCREDI- pages and fact sheet NOTICEOFTRUS- sale. Successful bidders 2006 as Entry No. later than January 22, points to up to 340,000 remove buildings you 2008 TORS can be found at TEE'S SALE must tender a deposit of 273891 in the Official 2009, midnight Mountain households at once. can place your classi- OLDREPUBLICTITLE Estate of Ruth Shirley http://www.hazardous- APN: 15-067-0-0225 $5,000 in certified funds Records of the County Standard Time. For $163. you can fied ad in 45 of Utah's COMPANYOFUTAH, Perovsek, aka Shirley waste.utah.gov/HWBran Trust No. 1156890-07 to the trustee at the time Recorder of Tooele (Published in the Tran- place your 25 word newspapers for only Trustee Perovsek, Deceased. ch/CDSection/CDS_PVA Ref: Eugene W. Martin of sale, with the balance County, State of Utah script Bulletin Decembre classified ad to all 45 $163. for 25 words ($5. ROBERTA.MACDON- Probate No. 083300102 .htm TRA: Loan No. due by noon the follow- and covers the real prop- 23, 2008) newspapers in Utah. for each additional For additional informa- xxxxxx4311. IMPOR- ing business day, at the ALD, President erty located at 662 West Gwen McPhee, whose Just call the Transcript word). You will reach Old Republic Title address is 294 S. Broad- tion regarding this pro- TANTNOTICETO office of the Trustee. At Juniper Court, Grants- Deadline for public no- Bulletin at 882-0050 for up to 340,000 house- Company of Utah way, Tooele, UT 84074, posed modification, PROPERTYOWNER: the tooele county court- ville, Utah and is more tices is 4 p.m. the day all the details. (Mention holds and all you do is 445 North University has been appointed the please contact Deborah YOUAREINDEFAULT house 74 South 100 particularly described as prior to publication. ucan) call the Transcript Bul- Ave., Provo, Utah Personal Representative Ng of the Division of UNDERADEEDOF East Tooele Utah all Lot 201, Cherry Grove Public notices submit- letin at 882-0050 for all 84601 (801) 373-2220 of the above-entitled es- PRICEREDUCED- Solid and Hazardous TRUST, DATED Decem- right, title and interest Why Search All Over Subdivision, Plat “B”, ac- ted past the deadline the details. (Mention Business hours (8:30 tate. Creditors of the es- FSBO Stansbury Park. Waste at (801) ber 01, 2006. UNLESS conveyed to and now Town? Check the cording to the Official will not be accepted. UCAN Classified Net- 538-6170. YOUTAKEACTIONTO held by it under said a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) Mon- Plat thereof recorded in tate are hereby notified Rambler 5Bed/ 3Bath/ work) Classifieds First! UPAXLP .22 acre. Large fenced In compliance with the PROTECTYOUR Deed of Trust in the day thru Friday. File the Office of the Tooele to: (1) deliver or mail Americans with Disabili- PROPERTY, IT MAY BE property situated in said No.T OOELE08000411 County Recorder. The their written claims to the yard. Newer paint/car- HAVING A yard sale? TRANSCRIPT Place Your Ad Here ties Act, individuals with SOLDATAPUBLIC County and State de- (PublishedULLETIN in the Tran- undersigned disclaims Personal Representative pet. $210,000. Deborah Advertise in the Tran- B www.tooeletranscript.com (435)882-9097 script special needs (including SALE.IFYOUNEED scribed as: Lot 311, final script Bulletin December any liability for any error at the address above; (2) auxiliary communicative ANEXPLANATIONOF plat, palomino ranch 9, 16 & 23, 2008) in the street address. deliver or mail their writ- aids and services) THISPROCEEDING, phase 3, a planned unit The Notice of Default for ten claims to the Per- should contact Jennifer YOUSHOULDCON- development of grants- the Trust Deed was re- sonal Representative's Burge, Office of Human TACT A LAWYER. On ville city, according to corded on September attorney of record, Jaime Resources at (801) January 06, 2009, at the official plat thereof, 10, 2008 as Entry No. Topham at the following 536-4413 (TDD 4:30pm, James H. Woo- recorded in the office of 313643 in the Official address: 291 N Race 536-4414) at least five dall, Trustee James H. the county recorder of Records of the County Street, Grantsville, UT working days prior to the Woodall, as duly ap- Tooele county, Utah.. Recorder of Tooele 84029; or (3) file their scheduled hearing. pointed Trustee under a The street address and County, State of Utah. written claims with the (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust recorded other common designa- The current Beneficiary Clerk of the District script Bulletin December December 08, 2006, as tion of the real property of the Trust Deed is Court in Tooele County, 23, 2008) Instrument No. 273682, described above is pur- FIRST UTAH BANK and or otherwise present in Book xx, Page xx, of ported to be: 431 North the record owner of the their claims as required the Official Records in Wrathall Circle Grants- above described prop- by Utah law within three the office at the County ville Ut 84029. Esti- erty as of the recording months after the date of Recorder of Tooele mated Total Debt as of of the Notice of Default first publication of this County, State of Utah, January 20, 2009 is is JOSEPH TRAFI- notice or forever be executed by Ryan $294,346.62. The under- CANTE, SR. barred. Mckinley and Kim Mckin- signed Trustee disclaims The purchase price is Date of first publication: ley As Joint Tenants, will any liability for any incor- payable in lawful money December 16, 2008. sell at public auction to rectness of the street ad- of the United States at Gary Buhler highest bidder, payable dress and other common the time of sale. Bidders PO Box 229 in lawful money of the designation, if any, must tender to the Trus- Grantsville, UT 84029 United States at the time shown herein. Said sale tee the purchase price (435)884-0354 of sale. Successful bid- will be made without by 12:00 noon the day (Published in the Tran- ders must tender a de- covenant or warranty, following the sale. The script Bulletin December posit of $5,000 in certi- express or implied, re- payment must be in the 16, 23 & 30, 2008) fied funds to the trustee garding title, possession, form of a cashier's check at the time of sale, with condition or encum- and Bank “Official the balance due by noon brances, including fees, Checks” are not accept- the following business charges and expenses able. A Trustee's Deed day, at the office of the of the Trustee and of the will be made available to Trustee. At the tooele trusts created by said the successful bidder county courthouse 74 Deed of Trust, to pay the within three business South 100 East Tooele remaining principal sums days following receipt of Utah all right, title and in- of the note(s) secured by the bid amount. The terest conveyed to and said Deed of Trust. The property is to be sold now held by it under said current beneficiary of the without any warranties Deed of Trust in the Trust Deed as of the whatsoever, including, property situated in said date of this notice is: but not limited to, war- County and State de- Mortgage Electronic ranties of title, posses- scribed as: Lot 225, an- Registration Systems, sion, condition or en- derson ranch phase 2, Inc. The record owner of cumbrances. For further according to the official the property as of the re- information about the plat thereof, as recorded cording of the Notice of sale please contact the in the office of the Default is/are: Jacque- Trustee. The purpose of Tooele county recorder, line S Evans and Don this Notice is to collect a state of Utah.. The street Evans, Jr.. Dated: De- debt and any information address and other com- cember 23, 2008. obtained may be used mon designation of the James H. Woodall, for that purpose. real property described Trustee James H. Woo- DATED as of December above is purported to be: dall 10653 River Front 11, 2008. 360 South Saddle Road Parkway, Suite 290 TRUSTEE Grantsville Ut 84029. South Jordan Ut Gary E. Doctorman Estimated Total Debt as 84095 (801)254-9450 Parsons Behle & Lati- of January 06, 2009 is (800)245-1886 (Hotline) mer $235,431.62. The under- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 201 South Main Street, signed Trustee disclaims P.M. Signature/ by: Suite 1800 any liability for any incor- James H. Woodall, Salt Lake City, Utah rectness of the street ad- Trustee James H. Woo- 84111 dress and other common dall R-212402 (801) 532-1234 designation, if any, (Published in the Tran- Office Hours 8:30 a.m. shown herein. Said sale script Bulletin December to 5:00 p.m. will be made without 23, 30, 2008 & January (Published in the Tran- covenant or warranty, 6, 2009) script Bulletin December express or implied, re- 16, 23 & 30, 2008) garding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, including fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. The record owner of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default is/are: Ryan Mckinnley, Kim Mckinn- ley, Eugene W. Martin and Clara J.. Dated: De- cember 09, 2008. James H. Woodall, Trustee James H. Woo- dall 10653 River Front Parkway, Suite 290 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: James H. Woodall, Trustee James H. 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home,” Carol said. The Prophet Joseph Smith stories the Cluffs shared on Reliving Not only were they able and his family moved in with their tours while serving on continued from page B1 to serve in Hiram, but they the Johnson family in 1831. their mission, which they said were able to serve on Carol’s Since this is where the proph- was an amazing experience great-great-great-grandpar- et was staying, the Johnson for both of them. John said said. “One of those parks was ent’s Johnson Farm in Ohio. home became the headquar- being able to serve where the Stone Quarry County Park. Knowing the history of her ters of the church. their ancestors had lived was This park was where the quar- family greatly helped Carol “Elsa and John wanted to unbelievable. ry was cut for the Kirtland and John on their mission. give their best to the proph- Carol agreed and said, “This Temple.” While serving on the et,” Carol said. “So they gave mission was a dream come The Cluffs served the first Johnson farm, the Cluffs were him their bedroom as a study, true for me. It was amazing 16 months in Kirtland, where able to give 125 tours to more and their best front parlor for for us to be able to serve in they lived in a home that was than 800 individuals during a bedroom for the prophet their home.” built in 1819. The last two the short two months they and his family.” She said there were two months of their mission they were there. A lot of church history amazing opportunities they had the opportunity to serve “It was a lot of fun to take happened inside the walls were able to have while on in Hiram, Ohio, which is about people on the tours,” John of the Johnson home. It was their mission. 28 miles southeast of Kirtland. said. “I’d tell everyone who’d this home where the Prophet “The first was being able Hiram also happened to be come through our tours ‘I will Joseph was pulled from his to teach and testify of the where Carol’s great-great- be calling them John and Elsa bed and tarred and feathered Gospel of Jesus Christ on a in March of 1832, said Carol. daily basis,” she said. “This He also received at least 22 brought on many spiritual “This mission was a dream come photo courtesy of John and Mary Cluff revelations, 17 of which are in experiences.” John and Mary Cluff stand in the kitchen of the Johnson Farm in Ohio during their the Doctrine and Covenants. The second was the oppor- true for me. It was amazing for us 18-month mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “There were more revela- tunity the mission gave her to tions given in Hiram than in become closer to her ances- to be able to serve in their home.” John and Elsa’s conversion tized members of the LDS any other place on the earth,” tors. Carol Cluff story was great to tell also. Church before returning to John said. “Being able to walk through It was early 1831 when John Hiram. The home also housed three my great-great-great grand- great-grandparents, John and Johnson; Sister Cluff will be and Elsa became concerned The prophet followed the general conferences for the parent’s home every day was Elsa Johnson, had lived. calling them Grandpa and about the new church in their Johnsons back to Hiram, and LDS Church, and probably amazing. I was able to feel Although they were serv- Grandma Johnson.’ It gave area, because one of their sons by the fall of 1831, with the the most significant occur- the Spirit very closely,” she ing in Hiram, they were living everyone a smile when they had joined it, Carol said. help of the Johnsons, there rence in the home was the said. “It was very sacred. I felt four miles away in an apart- heard me say this.” They traveled the 28 miles were more than 400 members appearance of Jesus Christ to very close to my great-great- ment in Garrettsville. The Johnson Farm in Ohio — which was a day and a of the LDS Church in Hiram. Joseph Smith. There were also great grandparents. I was able “We loved the little town of was a hub of activity during half of travel — to Kirtland to It was also during this a great number of mission to say, ‘This is my favorite Garrettsville, and the apart- the early years of The Church listen to the Prophet Joseph time that the Johnson Farm calls extended from the inside place.’” ment we lived in, but we of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Smith preach. After hearing became well known through- the homes walls, John said. [email protected] missed our 1819 Kirtland Saints, Carol said, adding him preach they were bap- out the church. These were some of the

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