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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Grantsvill e T Check out the earns first win features on our new Web site: in Roosevelt tooeletranscript.com See A10 BULLETIN December 9, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 059 50¢ Governor’s proposed budget could have impact on county by Tim Gillie a number of cuts and proposals that nor will also tap the state’s rainy day STAFF WRITER could impact Tooele County both fund for $124.7 million to reduce the negatively and positively. impact of the spending cuts. With state revenue continuing The proposed budget calls for Education officials across the to spiral downward, Governor John cuts of up to 4 percent in education, state are holding their breath to see Huntsman has proposed a $10.6 bil- which was “held harmless” in a run how much money they’ll be given photography / Maegan Burr lion budget for fiscal year 2010 — of cuts made to balance the 2009 to work with over the next two Middle Canyon Elementary third-graders Peyton Baker, Keaton Pacheco and Conner O’Rourke (l-r) color at about $1 billion less than the 2009 budget. Other department budgets the beginning of class Tuesday morning. Governor John Huntsman has proposed a 4 percent budget cut budget. Included in the budget are will be cut by 7 percent. The gover- SEE BUDGET PAGE A7 ➤ in education for 2010.

Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund NEW SNOW, OLD ROUTINE Mitchell family battling hardships with love, cheer by Sarah Miley Mitchells, and this year it became has been selected as the Tooele STAFF WRITER even more so. Mother Marsha, Transcript-Bulletin Christmas who grew up in Tooele, is deaf. Benefit Fund family for 2008. With The Mitchells could be any Father Michael is severely hard of help from the Transcript-Bulletin happy family. Their Tooele home hearing. This year Michael fell into and its readers, the Mitchells may is filled with laughter, smiles and a coma and spent weeks in the yet have a merry Christmas. the sounds of three young chil- hospital. Medical bills have left The family includes parents dren roughhousing. To look at the family struggling financially. Michael, 30, and Marsha, 32; them, you’d have little sense of Christmas for the kids seemed like daughter Aleisha, 7; and sons the hardships they have endured an impossibility. Isaac, 6, and Skyler, 3. They over the past year. But the Mitchells’ bleak holiday But life has been hard for the picture has changed. The family SEE FUND PAGE A6 ➤

photography / Maegan Burr photography / Maegan Burr Transcript-Bulletin Christmas benefit fund recipients Marsha, Aleisha, Michael, Skyler and Isaac Mitchell smile on the Tooele resident Calvin Sandberg shovels his walks Monday afternoon during a break in the snowstorm. The storm couch in their Tooele home Monday night. With help from the Transcript-Bulletin and its readers, the Mitchells could dropped 2 inches of snow on Tooele. have a Christmas they thought wouldn’t come this year. Winter season starts brightly for area motels and inns by Doug Radunich better-than-expected as well. Gisela Rice, lodging manager STAFF WRITER Liz Wagner, manager for the of the Desert Lodge in Dugway, Villa Motel in Tooele, which has said her hotel hasn’t had an empty The holiday season is shaping eight rooms and one suite, said room yet in December. Guests at up as a festive one for local motel she has more guests thus far this the hotel are primarily military SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE managers, many of whom are winter than last year as well. She and UV government INDEX civilians doing The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYreporting SATURDAY an upsurge SUNDAYin business. added MONDAY that the drop-off TUESDAY in busi- work at Dugway Proving Ground. Wednesday 7:42 a.m. 5:02 p.m. Carol Gibson, manager of the ness between the summer and “Our occupancy depends on Thursday 7:43 a.m. 5:02 p.m. Friday 7:43 a.m. 5:03 p.m. 64-room Holiday Inn Express, said winter seasons has not been as how much work there is at the occupancy rates at her motel have drastic as in the past. Her rates are Dugway Proving Ground, and how Saturday 7:44 a.m. 5:03 p.m. 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 Sunday 7:45 a.m. 5:03 p.m. been running around 75 percent, $50 for a single-bed room, and $70 many training troops are brought Monday 7:46 a.m. 5:03 p.m. compared to 60 percent for the for a suite with two beds. Wedout,” Thu Rice Fri Sat said. Sun “The Mon amountTue of Tuesday 7:46 a.m. 5:04 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set month of December last year. “We’ve had more people come number,work the greater can the alsoneed for change eye and skin on a daily Wednesday 3:03 p.m. 5:26 a.m. “For this week alone we’ve been here around winter this year, pri- protection.basis.0-2 Low; Usually 3-5 Moderate; by 6-7 October High; 8-10 we get Thursday 3:55 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 4:59 p.m. 7:59 a.m. 100 percent full,” Gibson said. “We marily because we’ve had a lot pretty slow here, but this year has Saturday 6:14 p.m. 9:03 a.m. get a lot of corporate or govern- of contractors and workers for beenALMANAC outside of the norm.” Sunday 7:33 p.m. 9:54 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Dec. 8. mentCloudy workerswith a chance here Mostly on cloudy, business, snow companiesSnow much of the like UnionMostly cloudy, Pacific a bit ofand Ginger Martin, manager of the Monday 8:51 p.m. 10:34 a.m. Partial sunshine Partly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 10:06 p.m. 11:06 a.m. butfor we snow have showers had aor fewflurries familiespossible the newtime Alleghenysnow Technologies in the p.m. 41-room Oquirrh Motor Inn in High/Low past week 62/24 Full Last New First stay as well. I think we have more plant,” Wagner said. “During NormalLake high/low Point, past week said her holiday 42/23 sea- 46 28 48 28 47 31 workers42 who27 need to34 do business23 Thanksgiving,32 24 most35 of the27 workers Averageson temp business past week so far has been38.5 about in Tooele County than last year.” went home, but we had enough Normalthe average same temp as past it week was last 32.6 year, with TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 12 Dec 19 Dec 27 Jan 4 Shown is Wednesday’s At $119 a night for a two-bed travelers who were here to visit occupancy rates holding around room, the Holiday Inn is at the high family to be able to fill us up. 70 percent and rates as low as $59 Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and end of the local lodgings market. We have been entirely filled up at 62a night for a seven-day stay. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Wednesday’s highs. 45 50 45 photography / Maegan Burr But there’s other evidence other times since the beginning of last 40 42 35 segments of the market are doing month.” SEE SEASON PAGE A5 ➤ Oquirrh Motor Inn housekeepers Kathy Carrick and Heather Carson make a bed Tuesday morning. Many local motels 41 38 33 are reporting surges in business during the winter season. UTAH WEATHER 24 26 28 30 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 41/15 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 38/17 BULLETINKnolls BOARDClive A8 WEATHER Lake Point 47/17 42/22 43/24 45/22 18.79 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B4 Stansbury Park 14.60 44/25 Erda 45/22 Debt freedom “Scrooge” dance Vernal HOMETOWN B1 Grantsville 46/28 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 40/15 45/22 44/27 0.20 0.36 0.20 0.42 classes available performance at GHS Tooele 45/22 OBITUARIES A7 Bauer 46/28 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 46/27 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D See B1 See A3 Provo Roosevelt 46/28 43/16 OPEN FORUM A4 40/21 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price SPORTS A10 See Complete 46/27 50/19 3.0 Nephi Forecast Rush Valley 50/25 TV LISTINGS B2 47/26 Ophir 2.0 2.0 on A9 45/26 Delta Manti 53/22 50/25 Green River Last Month Season 51/22 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 48/24 54/27 Moab 46/17 SNOWPACK Hanksville 52/25 Beaver 48/22 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 56/25 Ibapah 48/25 49/19 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Monday 1.1” 1.5” 0.0” St. George 52/21 49/25 Average 6.1” 3.5” 2.1” 56/32 Kanab 56/30 Eureka Percent of Average 18% 43% 0% 48/25 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

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Downtown Tooele SANTA RIDES SHOTGUN decorates to lure in holiday shoppers

by Doug Radunich has to offer this holiday season. STAFF WRITER “We have presents and Christmas dresses shown in Tooele’s downtown businesses our front window, and we have have decorated their buildings Christmas bulbs all around on once again for the holidays — a the inside of the building,” she move they’re hoping will lure said. “I think people will look at more shoppers into the area. the lights and be interested in Jim Haines, promotions com- what’s down here and what our mittee chairman for the Tooele store provides. I think more of Downtown Alliance, said Tooele the community will come sup- City has always taken respon- port downtown when they take sibility for the overall decorat- notice of all the Christmas deco- ing of Main Street for Christmas. rations.” However, he said each individual Homebodies is also featuring business owner downtown was Christmas decorations to help in charge of decorating their own get customers into the holiday storefront windows. He hopes spirit, according to sales clerk the Christmas decorations will Ada Goodworth. help showcase all that has hap- “For our storefront window pened in downtown Tooele this we’ve put out vinyl, snowflakes, past year. winter trees and a red bird, and we “There are more stores down- have red cardinals on the inside town than there were last year, of our building,” Goodworth and much work is being done to said. “We also have a Christmas photography / Maegan Burr revitalize downtown and bring Tree, ornaments, wreaths, table- more businesses here,” Haines top florals, and other home decor Santa waves at parade goers on Main Street Saturday at the Tooele Santa Parade. said. “People now have more of on our inside.” a reason to come downtown and Pete Allen, owner of Allen’s save themselves a trip into Salt Floor Coverings, said he has sup- Lake.” plied not only decorations to Some of the newest indepen- appeal to customers, but also Snowstorm doesn’t catch drivers off guard dent stores downtown include special discounts for them as Grandma’s Closet and The well. by Sarah Miley He added snowplow crews Steve Newkirk said there was think it would have been a dif- Budget and Clearance Center, “We have our windows paint- STAFF WRITER were out sanding roads last one accident because of the ferent story,” he said. “Usually which is a division of Liddiard’s ed, and we’re planning on put- night. snowy roads at SR-112 and the first couple of snowstorms Home Furnishings that supplies ting our lights up today,” he said. The first big snowstorm discounted furniture. A new res- “We’re also doing our end-of- of the winter Monday didn’t taurant called Sostanza is slated year liquidation sale, where all phase Tooele County drivers to open in the old Melina’s res- ceramic tile is below cost and we much. taurant spot on Main Street next have discounts on our in-stock Neither Utah Highway year, and Allen’s Floor Coverings rolls.” Patrol nor Tooele County dis- recently moved its location from Merchants said events like the patch had responded to a sin- the Utah Industrial Depot to annual Tooele County Chamber gle incident associated with downtown Main Street. of Commerce’s Santa Parade, the storm or slick roads as of 9 Wendy Conklin, manager of held last Saturday, also help a.m. Tuesday. Sweat Pea Boutique on Main bring in business. “It was actually a fairly light Street, said her decorations will “We did do a little bit more snow. The roads weren’t really help people recognize what kind business on the day of the that slick,” said UHP Sgt. Bob of store Sweat Pea is. She also parade, and I’m hoping we will Gutierrez. “I know they had said that more people will likely see more business throughout some problems in Salt Lake be interested in what downtown the rest of the holiday season,” County, but as far as Tooele Conklin said. County goes we didn’t have Goodworth said the Santa anything. I’m just glad our Parade may have also been what drivers were paying atten- �� brought in much business for tion.” �� Homebodies last week. Tooele City Mayor Patrick � “The Santa Parade may have Dunlavy said the city handled brought in more customers, but the storm well. �� it was also on the first Saturday “We were in pretty good �� in December,” she said. “Usually shape,” he said. “We had some �� business picks up on the first slide-offs and minor fender Saturday of December.” benders, which always hap- �� Julie Lemmon, nail technician pens with the first storm. Even photography / Maegan Burr �� for Grandma’s Closet, said she though people know it’s com- Tooele City Street Department worker Mike Pozza unloads salt from his snowplow Tuesday morning. Only one minor acci- �� also saw a few more people than ing, they’re not always pre- dent was reported Monday during or following the snowstorm. �� usual on the day of the parade. pared.” �� She said that her store has also been well decorated for the holi- “We had our snowplow crews 1700 W., when a vehicle lost we have several accidents, but �� day season. out at night, not necessarily to control. Newkirk said it doesn’t I think the roads were kept �� “We have lights on the inside plow snow, but the intersec- appear there were any inju- fairly clean and that helped �� and painted front windows, and tions got real slick with ice so ries. us.” �� we’re going to decorate our store they sanded. 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TUESDAY December 9, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 GHS dancers jazz up Christmas classic

by Courtnee Cartwright “We’ve worked really hard CORRESPONDENT since September,” said Deanna Hislop, GHS dance teacher and Grantsville High School director. “We just wanted to dancers are putting a new spin bring the spirit of Christmas to on a classic Christmas story. everybody.” The GHS Dance Company The performances will take will stage their rendition of place at Grantsville High School “A Christmas Carol” — titled in the auditorium on Dec. 9-11 “Scrooge: Jazzed Up Like the at 7 p.m. The cost will be $5 for � Dickens” — for the second adults, $4 for students, or $25 � time in four years with three for a family of six. evening performances this week. The timeless tale is set in the modern day, and narrated Help Our County Food by Ebenezer Scrooge himself. The story follows Scrooge as he travels through his past, and Bank This Season. finds the spirit of Christmas for Bring an item of non-perishable food to your next himself. appointment at Oasis Family Medicine and we will Members of the GHS make an additional donation. Ballroom team and the high school’s intermediate dance OASIS FAMILY Dr. Jay Spector class also help make up the MEDICINE call 833-0229 cast of this full-scale production. 196 East 2000 North • Suite 100 • (Behind the Hospital) Directed by Deanna Hislop and Heidi Done, the dancers began practicing in September, with final auditions held in photography / Maegan Burr October. “Everybody needs to know Grantsville High School student KaCee Penney (right) leads a chorus line Monday afternoon with other dancers during a rehearsal for “Scrooge: Jazzed Up Like the Dickens.” The performance will take place on Dec. 9-11 in the high school that this was Deanna’s produc- auditorium. tion,” said Heidi Done, dance teacher and one of the directors of the production. “I just ters while dancing,” said Done. Tiny Tina. wood in them to aid dancing helped a little bit.” Emerging with lead roles All of the numbers were on toes — and “Belle and Young The auditions were only for from the auditions were Brody choreographed by the dancers Scrooge,” a lyrical number con- those who were interested in “Bubba” Palmer as Ebenezer involved in the show, Hislop sisting of lifts and stunts. the lead rolls. Auditions includ- Scrooge, Dax Levine as Jacob and Done. Some of the num- Some of the costumes were ed performing various types of Marley, Jordan Wanberg as Bob bers include the “Snow Storm taken from storage, while the dancing and line reading. Cratchet, Brandon Elkins as Ballet,” where the dancers will rest were made by Leesa Boman, “We really wanted the actors Young Scrooge, Cortney Hall as perform in point shoes — typi- Deb Hall, Kellie Killpack, and to be able to portray their charac- Belle, and Macall Herpich as cal ballet shoes with blocks of Suzanne Williamson. Grantsville Junior High to stage own ‘High School Musical’ all week long

by Courtnee Cartwright and 12, while the West cast will CORRESPONDENT perform on Dec. 11 and 13. The shows will begin at 7 p.m. Tickets Students at Grantsville Junior will cost $8 for adults, $5 for stu- High have taken the popular dents and children, and $20 for a Disney hit “High School Musical,” family of four. and turned it into their own. GJHS will be performing “Disney’s High School Musical One-Act Edition” for the school’s fall musical. Based on the Disney Channel original movie “High School Musical,” the story follows Gabriella, a smart, shy new student, and Troy, the popular captain of the basketball team, as they meet, discover their love for singing, and secretly audi- tion for the school’s upcoming musical. The two students turn their high school upside down as they struggle to define their identities. The show was condensed and written specifically for junior high students, and even includes one new number, written exclusively for this rendition. With auditions held in September, the students have been practicing for three months under the direction of Glen Carpenter, drama teacher at GJHS. Auditions lasted for three days. Students were required to sing a song of their choice, perform a dance number, and then photography / Maegan Burr sing a number for the part they were auditioning for. Over a 100 Grantsville Junior High students Jonathan Buckendorf and Shelby Randall students auditioned, but only rehearse their parts Monday afternoon in “High School Musical One-Act about 90 were cast. With a stage Edition.” crew included, there are approximately 105 students involved in cast consists of CJ Pronk as Troy, “I love working with these the production. Ehlana Durfee as Gabriella, kids,” said Carpenter, “They have To accommodate more stu- Shelby Randall as Sharpay, and improved quite a bit. We have a dents, the show has doubled up Jonathan Buckendorf as her little bit to go, but we will be fine on cast. The “East” cast consists brother Ryan. by Wednesday. This show is going of Tyler Bates as Troy, Tori Fawson Some of the familiar numbers to be great for the entire family.” as Gabriella, Anna Christensen include ‘Bop to the Top,” “Start of Performances will begin as Sharpay, and Spencer Lawson Something New,” and “We’re All Wednesday, Dec. 10. The East as her brother Ryan. The “West” In This Together.” cast will perform on the Dec. 10

photography / Maegan Burr Grantsville Junior High School student CJ Pronk rehearses his part as Troy in “High School Musical One-Act Edition” Monday afternoon. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 2008

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OUR VIEW Tough economic times can provoke thankfulness President-elect Barack Obama said recently that the economy is likely to get worse before it gets better. That’s a difficult message to deliver — and receive — with the nation already hurting. Unemployment is climbing toward 7 percent, retirement and savings plans are being wiped out by a plummeting stock market, foreclosures are rampant in many areas of the country, and there seems to be no end to the line of companies looking for federal bailouts. In Tooele County, we’ve been spared much of the brunt of this crisis. Still, it’s far from the best of times here at home. The homebuilding industry is hurting, meaning everyone from roofers to cabinet manu- facturers is feeling the pinch of less work, layoffs and shorter shifts. Many other industries, especially those with more direct ties to the national economy, are also depressed. People are stretching household budgets and pinching pennies. And Christmas is approaching, increasing financial anxiety for families who want to celebrate the holiday but are apprehensive about the future. At a time like this, however, it’s important to realize there are problems and then there are problems. Job and financial worries, while serious, don’t compare to the anguish of losing a loved one, the hope- lessness of facing a debilitating disease, or the fear of being homeless with children. This holiday season, we should take the time to look outside our own problems and past the gloomy economic news to see the real suffering faced by others. Some of these hardships are almost beyond imagin- ing. Others are certainly beyond our human ability to rectify. But none should be beyond the reach of our compassion. If we can help these members of our community — even if only to ameliorate their smaller problems — we should. Even if we have nothing to give, we should at least be reminded of our own good fortune in light of the far greater problems others face. Human suffering is not doled out in equal measure. We need only to come into contact with real suffering to understand how petty many of our own difficulties are. Yes, there are those who have it better than us. But it’s possible to LETTERS TO THE EDITOR get a kink in your neck from always looking up. This holiday season, try looking at those with less — people struggling with far more con- Great weather they used to be, and I can understand sequential problems than a bad economic cycle. They remind us how Thank you very much for publish- not being able to send folks out each LETTERS POLICY much we have to be thankful for, and how much we have to give. and every time there is a game, but on ing the excellent weather section pro- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- vided by AccuWeather.com. It is color- occasion it would be nice. I went to ters to the editor from readers. Letters ful, concise and comprehensive. The school here back in the late 1980s and I must be no longer than 250 words, GUEST OPINION graphics are easy to read and I gain don’t think Nick Drake missed a game, civil in tone, written exclusively for the much information from that section. and it was always exciting to be able Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Albert K. Ogden to read about the game the next week. the writer’s name, address and phone Being a newcomer means Stansbury Park My mother still has clippings on those number. Priority will be given to letters times. that refer to a recent article in the THS girls show heart Lane Murphy newspaper. All letters may be subject taking friendly initiative I just wanted to tell the young ladies Wendover to editing. on the Tooele girls basketball team t one time or another, that I’m very proud of each of them. Fighting for freedoms Letters written to thank an individual or we were all newcomers organization should be submitted for Many of the girls have great talent and I was listening to the radio recently to Tooele County. Even “Notes of Appreciation” A are just amazing. I’m sorry that the and heard something very disturbing if you were born here, you Ann Herron scoreboard hasn’t been going their way to me. The radio personality was talk- were still new at some point. GUEST COLUMNIST Readers who are interested in writing a lately, but the girls are not losers. I was ing about Thanksgiving and how we all Since I am a semi-newcomer longer guest op-ed column on a topic of very impressed with how the team kept used to act out the first Thanksgiving. — and seeing as how there are general interest should contact Editor playing until the very end Wednesday Recently, a kindergarten class in Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- more and more new people ideas about how to make a dif- night. They were behind and it was California was forbidden to re-enact mation at the top of this page. arriving in Tooele County ference and find some friends. obvious that they would not be able to the first Thanksgiving because some- every year — I thought I’d give Want more open space catch up, but they played hard until the one decided it was discrimination E-mail: [email protected] you some advice about how to and parks? Find out who is in last buzzer sounded. The girls on this against American Indians. These are Fax: (435) 882-6123 fit in quickly and find friends. charge of the area you live in. team deserve a lot of credit for that. children learning about history. You Mail: Letters to the Editor First, you need to make the Go to one of their meetings. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin They are winners in my book no matter know, I am sick of people feeling they first step in meeting people. Ask about it and get aggres- P.O. Box 390 what anyone else says or may think. I all are picked on. You can’t say Merry When we first moved in last sive. Do some research. Make hope they will just keep their chins up. Christmas because you might offend September, no one came to a difference. Things will get better. someone. You can’t pray in schools or help us move, or even say hi. Or maybe you want your Lori Beaty say the Pledge of Allegiance at cer- It was tough. But I sucked it schools to be better. Then go LETTER CONTEST Erda tain events because you might offend up. And when more people to a school board meeting and someone. I am a Vietnam veteran and Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will moved in around us, I took see where you could help out. Where’s Wendover sports coverage? I risked my life to help protect the free- select the best letter of the month and them cookies and introduced Or call the local principal and I don’t see a lot of stories or anyone doms we enjoy today — for example, reprint it in the first Open Forum page myself. Now we have a won- ask what you can do. from the Transcript-Bulletin coming to freedom of speech. I am tired of people of the following month. The winning derful, friendly neighborhood. Fourth, find something Wendover like they have in the past. It’s crying about discrimination. If you letter writer will receive a free one-year Second, go to church. It is you are interested in and always nice to have someone acknowl- don’t like how we live, go back where subscription to the newspaper. The sub- not only spiritually uplifting, look for a community con- edge our teams. I’m always looking in you came from and stop infringing on scription can be transferred or used to but people in a faith-based nection. Musicals? We’ve got the sports section and have not been the rest of us. God bless America and renew a present subscription. community are generally eager those — practice your singing. able to read much about Wendover. I Merry Christmas. Home of the free, to help you succeed not only T-ball and summer softball have kids playing both boys and girls because of the brave. in life but beyond. You can leagues? Go and sign up. Fly basketball, and sure would be thrilled John Dalley model rockets? Plenty of space find great friends, spiritual to be able to read a story or two on their in Skull Valley. Love playing Grantsville guidance and have a good teams. I know things aren’t the way place to go on Sunday morn- “Halo”? There are friends out ings — or Saturday or Friday, there who want to shoot you. depending on your religious All in all, we really love living GUEST OPINION viewpoint. in Tooele. If you are new here, Third, read this great col- then take a few bold steps out umn every week. After 15 years of your comfort zone. It really of being a reporter for various will be worth it. Don’t forget the soldiers this Christmastime newspapers, I am now writing Here in Tooele County, if you this weekly opinion-editorial haven’t made a friend yet, then hristmas is a time for family time, because they started to wan- column — called an op-ed you obviously just haven’t said and friends, for good food der in and gathered to hear the tape. in the biz. One thing I have hello. C and a warm fire on a cold Whether it was awful or not, for night. But when war steps in, the Juliene Wall that short time it stopped the war learned from sitting through GUEST COLUMNIST my share of meetings, court Ann Herron is a journalist and whole picture can change, as it did and brought those boys closer that dates and school board events former associate professor at for our family with Desert Storm. night. is that the community has to Utah State University who lives War is never a pretty thing and So as we celebrate another So what a humbling sight it must be involved for anything to in Tooele. She can be reached at seems to take priority over every- Christmas, with war still in the dis- have been to look out into the really work. I try to use this [email protected]. thing else, but the simplest things tance and a nation on shaky ground, darkness and see small Christmas column to give you tons of can leave a lasting impression on a our family would like to thank all soldier far from home. trees, lighted by batteries doting the servicemen from the past and During the early 1990s, our son the desert, and the faint sound of present for their love and dedication was sent to Saudi Arabia. This would Christmas music being played in to our country. be his first Christmas away from the distance. May we always have the home. It was a pretty difficult time We wanted to bring some Christmas spirit in our hearts, for him, being only 18-years-old, Christmas to our son, so a tape was whether at home or far away, and A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper away from family and friends, with- made of Christmas music — some may this Christmas bring us closer out a tent to sleep in or warm food, thoughts and stories from each as families, friends, a community and no heat except from the engine of us. I’m sure it was awful, but it and a nation. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus of his vehicle. And with just the vast brought home closer to him. It also Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor desert around him. brought those soldiers a little down Juliene Wall is a Tooele resident. A5

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photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures Eli (Lina Leandersson) plays a 12-year-old vampire who falls in love with a boy in the Swedish film “Let the Right One In.” • If the proposed budget is approved, this would be an increase of 17.71% above the North Generally we have 90 percent for a more upscale room. Rooms Season occupancy during the summer.” during Miller Motorsports week- Tooele County Fire District property tax continued from page A1 One motel, the 32-room Best ends can run up to $100 a night. Western Inn in Tooele, hasn’t England said increased room budgeted revenue for the prior year. had a strong start to the winter inventory is one reason his busi- “We’ve been doing well so season. Owner Joe D. England ness is slow. far because the Union Pacific said occupancy has been run- “Now there are more rooms in Railroad has a couple of projects ning at only 35 percent since the Tooele County,” he said. “Even • The North Tooele County Fire District tax they need to complete by the on a $166,000 residence would increase from end of this month, and we also “It’s typical that winters are down have workers for the Allegheny $58.25 to $59.70 , which is $1.45 per year. Technologies plant staying here,” in terms of the number of people Martin said. “Over Christmas we also get a lot of a truck driv- occupying the motels, but having ers passing through who would • The North Tooele County Fire District tax rather spend the night here than some ski resorts in town might in their trucks while they’re run- on a $166,000 business would increase from ning. And do we get some family help.” members visiting for the holi- Joe D. England $105.91 to $108.55, which is $2.64 per year. days as well.” Bewt Western Inn in Tooele owner Martin said the Thanksgiving weekend also brought several people visiting local family mem- beginning of November. though the Holiday Inn up All concerned citizens are invited to a public bers to her motel — more than “That is 50 percent below what north was around last year, this last year. She said she expects we were last year at this time,” he year gave it more time to gain hearing on the tax increase. things to slow down at the start said. “During the weekend, we’ve notice.” of next year however. had mostly business people stay Bother Martin and England “The number of projects for here, but during the week it’s said Tooele County needs more the Union Pacific workers will be been mostly families.” winter attractions to bring in PUBLIC HEARING down for January, February and England said 2008 has been visitors. March, so we expect that things slower than last year in terms of “It’s typical that winters are Date/Time: Thursday, December 18, 2008 will start to slow down next occupancy, but that the week- down in terms of the number at 6:30pm month,” Martin said. “However, ends of major Miller Motorsports of people occupying the motels, we have enough workers who Park events always filled rooms but having some ski resorts in Location: Stansbury Park Fire Station, do projects in the area stay here up. He said a room at Best town might help,” England said. during the year, so we expect Western currently costs $80 a [email protected] 179 Country Club, that things will pick up after that. night, with an extra $10 or $15 Stansbury Park, UT Share your opinion with To obtain more information regarding the tax increase, citizens may contact North Tooele over 27,000 readers. County Fire District at 435-882-6730. Write a letter to the editor

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 2008 Frank OHLMAN Attorney at Law M A STUDENT’S VIEW FREE Consultation for Wills & Some will regret bad behavior when high school’s over Trusts llow me to illustrate a certain It would be at about this time in movie he is watching. but students who wish to take some- scene. I walk into a class, a our lecture when the class’ chroni- About half of the students sitting thing away from such classes, myself A broadcast “college-level” class Emma Penrod cally tardy friend barges into the in the front row sleep. How they do included, are affected when such dis- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele for that matter, find a comfortably CORRESPONDENT room, loudly excusing himself while so amidst the chaos continues to ruption is present in a classroom. unnoticeable seat, and get the essen- simultaneously putting away the real evade me as I struggle to pay atten- So, my message to Tooele students 882-4800 tial notes and textbook out of my reason for his absence — the ever- tion to the barely audible broadcast is a cliché ‘shape up or ship out’ shut bag. Other students begin to filter in, present cell phone. lecture. out. Though in high school they may www.schmutzmohlman.com some quietly, most not so quietly. There’s a joke, one which I’m Through the remaining portion of According to some students, those find opportunities for extra credit afraid I have been the subject of, said lecture, many students continue little black microphones could not and make-up work, real life may which sorts high school students to ignore the professor in the loud- possibly be used for inter-classroom soon catch up with them. into three categories — those who est, most irritating manor they can interaction, as they are quite cer- In this I do have some con- can count and those who can’t. Yes, I think of. Most talk, some yell, throw tainly toys. dolence, though, knowing those Sinus Infection? meant to say three. No, there is not a things, and shake the tables occa- Does this sound like a class you students who continue to behave “third category.” sionally while others are using the would enjoy? in such a manor through the rest of But this joke can be turned time to attempt to take notes. Others, Now, don’t get me wrong, I think their high school career, and possibly Allergies? around on those who use the pun our tardy friend possibly included, the many advanced-level classes, much of their college experience, against me, as there are also three will take out their cell-phones and including the concurrent class I just should they graduate, will be among other kinds of students at our high text the person sitting in the next described, are a great opportunity for those still wondering what happened school. A minority, who study hard seat. THS students to further their educa- to that third, nonexistent group of and earns the grades, and the major- One group of students gathers tion, but I do have a major problem students. David K. Palmer M.D. ity of students who prefer to find around their newfound friend, who with the many who choose to abuse Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C other means to maintain their spot- happens to be lucky enough to bring the privilege. It may seem their Emma Penrod is a junior at Tooele less 4.0 GPA. a laptop to class, to better see the immaturity is to their own detriment, High School Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders another two months. While on dialy- Fund sis, he had to drive to Salt Lake every Call 882-6448 to make an appointment continued from page A1 other day, sitting for four hours at a time while the machine performed 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele the function of his kidneys. have lived in Tooele for four years. It was a terrifying experience that Michael is originally from Salt Lake. gave Michael new insight on his Marsha is from Duschene but grew life. up in Tooele and graduated from “Throughout the summer I was Tooele High School. focusing on my kids because of what For about seven years, Michael they had to go through not hav- worked two jobs — one at Wal-Mart ing Daddy at home,” he said. “Just and another at UPS in Salt Lake City. being back and knowing that I’m He would normally work 60 to 70 OK is a wonderful feeling to have. hours a week and sleep on Sundays, There was a thin line between me he said. being alive or dead, and going to a “I was working two jobs just to couple funerals gave me a big reality get through,” he said. check of what I could’ve lost. A lot Michael quit Wal-Mart in hopes of people say they got the old Mike of working full-time with UPS, but back when I got out of the hospital. then lost his UPS job in April. A Before I was just quiet and tired.” week or two later, Michael’s daugh- But Michael’s ordeal wasn’t the ter Aleisha found him not breathing only health trouble the family has and unresponsive at his home. He faced. Last year Marsha had to was transported to the University of have her gallbladder and tonsils Utah Hospital, where he remained removed. in a light coma for two weeks. After “She kept getting strep throat,” he awoke, he spent another week or Michael said. “She’d get real sick two in the hospital. and then I’d have to stay home and “I had just overworked myself,” watch the kids. It was a struggle at Michael said. “My body just shut the time.” down, and I had severe dehydra- The medical bills have taken a tion.” toll, even though Michael had insur- As a result of the medication ance. he was on, Michael’s kidneys shut “It took all of our savings and down, which put him on dialysis for family members helped out, but I photography / Maegan Burr said, ‘no more.’ Let me do this,” Aleisha, Isaac and Skyler Mitchell (l-r) goof off on the couch at their Tooele home Michael said. Monday night. In June, he got a job as a butcher at Maceys in Tooele. is to be able to communicate better. said. “Our insurance doesn’t cover “I only had a month to recover The Mitchells’ phone has been eyeglasses.” because I didn’t want to lose the temporarily disconnected because She also needs to have her wis- house and cars and stuff like that,” they don’t have the money to pay dom teeth removed. he said. the bill. Michael planned on getting “I thought I’d wait for my tax Michael swears he’ll never work a cell phone for texting, but didn’t returns to take care of that, but two jobs again. have the money for it. A TTY/TDD there’s days when she’s in so much �� “I missed out on a lot of stuff phone — a device for text commu- pain,” Michael said. “Our dental with my kids [when I was working nication for the hearing impaired plan only covers $1,000 of the whole SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF two jobs],” he said. “The last seven — would also be a terrific benefit to deal.” LUNCH BUFFET DINNER BUFFET months it’s been nice taking and the family. Michael added that Marsha could Mon. - Sat: 11am - 4pm Thurs.: 4pm - 10pm picking them up from school. Before “A lot of times we have a hard use a digital camera with a memory 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 I had no time — just go to bed and time contacting other people,” card, as she likes to make scrapbook AGE 6-8 $3.89 ADULT $8.79 - CHILDREN work.” Michael said. pages. He would like new Nike run- AGE 3-5 $2.89 AGE 9-11 $5.99 Because Michael is hard of hear- Both Michael and Marsha could ning shoes, size 12 1/2. AGE 6-8 $4.99 AGE 3-5 $3.99 ing and Marsha is deaf, the couple use new hearing aids. Michael’s has Aleisha said she wants a Barbie. often have to rely on intuition to been broken for years, and Marsha Isaac wants a scooter and a train. HALF-OFF Menu Includes Over communicate with their children. only wears hers on important days Skyler wants a scooter and anything Dine-in only Cannot be combined with any other offers. “It’s more of a sixth sense thing because she doesn’t want to break it. to do with Iron Man. One coupon per table. Expires 12/22/08 60 Items a Day! when you know something is wrong Her device can let her know a sound Michael said last year the family The Greatest ALL YOU — you feel it instead of hearing it,” is present, but cannot make speech had a minimal Christmas. CAN EAT Chinese & American Buffet Michael said. understandable to her. Michael said “But this year there was no way Open In Tooele! Sometimes communication with both hearing aids are expensive to I could get presents,” he said. “I We are different from other others can be difficult. maintain and insurance doesn’t couldn’t find any money.” Chinese Restaurants in town. “We rely on our kids a lot and cover the cost. To help the Mitchell family, please sometimes our kids don’t under- “It’d be nice because a lot of drop off donated items or send money stand what we’re talking about,” he people say, ‘I’m tired of you saying, to the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, FREEat least 3 in party, Birthday must be present w/proper ID. 843-0628 said. “For a long time Marsha and ‘What?’” Michael said. 58 N. Main St., Tooele, Utah 84074, Cannot be combined with other offers. One coupon per table I wanted to get the Sidekick — a Marsha could also use some new with items clearly marked “Christmas Must be day of birthday. phone where you can e-mail back glasses. Benefit Fund.” The deadline for dona- and forth.” “She’s been wearing the same tions is Friday, Dec. 19. 778 North Main The family’s main Christmas wish contacts for six months,” Michael [email protected]

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Evelyn Ahleen Butler artist, an avid and excellent gar- Glen Mason Purdy Julianne, Maegan, Amanda, and dener, a pilot, a traveler, a lov- Hilarey. Seven grandchildren, Evelyn Ahleen Butler, daugh- ing mother, a second mother to brother Drew, and sister Linda. ter of Charles and Elva Wineteer, many, a wonderful, honest and Glen Mason Purdy, husband, He was proceeded in death by passed away peacefully in her true friend. She touched so many father, brother, grandfather, and his brother Bruce, and Mother home on Dec. 3. She was sur- lives in so many ways. friend peacefully returned home and Father. rounded by friends and family, A celebration of her life will to his Heavenly Father on Dec. 5, Many special thanks to the and by the love of those not able be held at her home, 98 Memory 2008. He was born May 2, 1956 Doctors and Nurses at the V.A. to be with us. Lane, Tooele, on Sunday, Dec. in Salt Lake City, to William and who helped care for him. Also a She leaves her spouse, friend 14, from 4-7 p.m. She requests Anne Purdy. special thanks to Barbara, and and helpmate of 54 years, Leo donations to Huntsman Cancer He married Cheryl Winters on Rita from Harmony Home Health Butler, and their only daughter Institute or Doctors Without Aug. 5, 1977. He was a long haul for all their support. Sherry. Born in Burwell, Neb., Borders in lieu of flowers. truck driver until his accident The viewing will be held Dec. and raised in northern Idaho The family requests your comin May 2002, where he became 10, 2008, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at she became a teacher in a one pany — and your memories of a paraplegic. He loved being Tate Mortuary in Tooele. Followed room school at the age of 18. She this wonderful wise and loving with his family and fishing in the by Funeral Services starting at 11 continued to teach elementary, woman. If you cannot join us, Uintahs. He loved playing bas- a.m. Interment will be at Fort special needs, and junior high in please send you memory cards ketball and football. He enjoyed He is survived by his wife, Williams. Orofino, Kooskia, Stites, Lapwai, Washington. or notes to the home address listening to and playing music. his four precious daughters Powell, and Elk City, Idaho; Her life was full; a marvelous above, zip code 84074, for the and in California, Arizona, and wife, a very special educator, an family memory book.

Matt S. Lohman and Nick Griego, five grand- daughters, Chapa (Alex) Lopez, Angelo Victor with family and friends. He was Nicole Lohman, Leticia Lohman, a joy to be with and will be sore- Born to Ramona Johnson and Crystella Griego, Morena Griego Benavidez ly missed by all who knew and Joe Lohman, Sept. 21, 1940 in and two great-granddaugh- loved him. Mcphee, Colo. Dec. 5, Matt was ters Maekel Griego and Sydney Our sweet child Angelo Victor He was born May 9, 2005 called home, he passed from a Lopez, who loved to give her pa- Benavidez was taken home to to Ivan and Kim (Medina) short battle with cancer, peace- pa puckers. He is preceded in be an Angel of God after a tragic Benavidez. He is survived by fully at home with his loved ones death by his mother and father, automobile accident near Taos, his grandparents Madelena and by his side. two sisters, a brother and a N.M. Angelo’s grandpa Robert Pablo Martinez (Taos), uncles He was a life long resident of daughter. Benavidez also lost his life on and aunts Ken and Pam Medina Stockton. He served in the U.S. Viewing will be at Tate Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, with (Tooele) and Paul and Devana Army where he was stationed in Mortuary, Tuesday, Dec. 9, from Angelo by his side. Benavidez (Albuquerque), cous- Germany for over a year. His pas- 6-8 p.m. Services will be held Angelo was a happy and ins Megan, Jenna and Sidney sion included riding his horse, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 11 healthy 3-and-a-half year old Medina (Tooele). Services will be gardening and taking care of his a.m., a viewing will be held one who loved life and enjoyed being held in Taos, N.M. sheep, making way for his spring Ben (Karen) Lohman, daughters hour prior at the Stockton Ward. lambs to come. An old Cowboy Patty (Bill) Griego, Orsenia (Jo) He will be laid to rest in the St. with lots of stories to tell. Lohman, his special friend and John Cemetery in Rush Valley. He is survived by his wife son-in-law, Jimmy Stevenson, We will long for the day till we Budget Mary, two sons Matt Lohman, two grandsons Randall Lohman meet again. continued from page A1 NOTES OF APPRECIATION years. Tooele School District Superintendent Terry Linares remains optimistic however. Shields family and the Seventh and Third Ward ute they paid to our father. Toby’s “All the superintendents Relief Societies for providing the family, Sharon and Mel McCoy, throughout the state met with We, the family of Thurman wonderful luncheon. Kathy and Max Degelbeck, Bruce Christine Kearl, the gover- (Toby) Shields would like to We especially thank the Tooele and Jacque Shields and Mary nor’s education director,” said thank all of you who were so Volunteer Fire Department for Jane Chlubna. Linares. “The governor prom- thoughtful, caring and loving to the very special honor and trib- ised to continue to hold educa- our family during dad’s illness tion harmless through the 2009 and passing. budget, and to continue to fund We would especially like to enrollment growth.” thank you for the cards, calls, The governor’s proposed food and many beautiful flowers. 2010 budget does fully fund We thank Bishop Don Bryant for projected public school enroll- conducting the funeral services ment growth, and he has rec- ommended current classroom Get to know Tooele County size and teacher compensation be maintained. subscribe to the “We have to wait and see what the legislature does with the budget, and then what the State Office of Education does 882.0050 with the cuts,” Linares said. “There will be cuts, but exactly what programs and how much have not been determined. There has been talk of cutting remediation funding for the Dental assisting school UBSCT test, perhaps cuts in photography / Maegan Burr the Carson Smith special needs fund, and cutting some of the Middle Canyon Elementary third-grader Natalie Reynolds picks out a marker from a commun opens in Tooele Utah programs that were added just last year, like the performance- based bonus for employees and tion benefits the entire econo- keep a lot of people in jobs.” Doctor directed school prepares for extra days of pay for special my as construction work cre- Vince Lafferty, executive education teachers.” ates jobs, and more jobs cre- director of the USU Tooele January 5th opening Linares said the district is ate additional revenue for the Regional Campus, does not also making cuts of its own. state,” said Rep. Jim Gowans, believe the cutbacks will affect TOOELE UTAH It’s a new program that teaches You can expect to pay nearly $10,000 for some “We have already imple- D-Tooele. “However, at some the Tooele campus. dental assisting faster, and costs thousands less than programs in Utah and spend 9 to 12 months of your mented some cost-saving point you have to weigh that “We will have to watch our measures,” she said. “We are against the amount of long- expenses, but the majority of many programs in Utah. Many people are unable life getting a certificate in dental assisting. Assist reducing travel expenses, cut- term debt the state incurs.” our plans — hiring new faculty to break into dental assisting as a career because to Succeed concentrates on real world dental ting energy costs, and tighten- The governor also wants to and the campus expansion — all the available programs are too expensive and procedures and is taught by doctors and assistants ing up on transportation where commit $5 million to a pro- will go forward, Lafferty said. take too long. Another obstacle to getting a great who are currently practicing dentistry. “This is a possible.” gram to make credit available Gowans does not believe job, in the dental field is that few want to hire a hands-on program and focuses on training dental The governor’s budget pro- to qualified home buyers. That Tooele County needs to be person who has no experience. Assist to Succeed assistants who have actual experience to give posal also includes an econom- move could help to galvanize concerned about the state’s Tooele, Utah offers an 11 weekend program that them the knowledge and confidence they need ic stimulus program for Utah. Tooele County’s real estate mar- commitment to ongoing One component of that would ket, which has taken a down- education programs in the runs only on Saturdays. This means that you to hit the ground running with a new career.” be raising vehicle registration ward turn through 2008. county. The USU expansion do not have to quit your job to get ready for a says Dr. Landon Rockwell one of the primary fees and using the money to “We will have to see how the should continue and the Utah new career! Upon completion of the course and directors of the program at the Tooele Rosewood help bond for road construc- details play out in the gover- Applied Technology Campus an externship, students can receive a certificate Dental training location. tion projects. Earlier this year, nor’s proposal and what the will remain open in Tooele, to work as a dental assistant anywhere in Utah! Tuition for the program is $3995. The demand the state put $3.9 billion in road legislature does with it,” said although the governor’s budget Dental assistant pay depends on experience and for this course has been absolutely astonishing! projects on hold because of Chris Sloan, president of the does not show a lot of detail on education and averages between $8/hr for the Easy financing is also available OAC. Tuition declining revenues. The funds Utah Association of Realtors expenses, Gowans said. generated by the fee increase and a Realtor with Group 1 “The legislature will have to inexperienced to over $20/hr with benefits for an includes all books and materials required for the would enable many of these Real Estate in Tooele. “It looks take a close look at the gov- educated/experienced dental assistant! course. This makes it possible for almost anyone projects to go forward, helping great because one-third of our ernor’s budget,” said Gowans. This program has been running in Utah to afford this fantastic opportunity. to create or maintain construc- economy statewide is based “We will have a lot of work to do receiving rave reviews from students, parents, The first day of classes is January 5th. Space tion jobs while improving the on home construction and come January.” and grandparents who have helped jumpstart is limited and the class is filling up fast. An state’s infrastructure. real estate. The governor’s ‘kick [email protected] careers for themselves and others. Dentists are open house will be held on December 18th, “Bonding for road construc- start’ program, as he calls it, will calling the schools trying to hire new graduates 7:00pm at Rosewood Dental. Located at 181 and offer current students positions before they West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah. You can get more even graduate! Dentists who have hired Assist to information and RSVP by calling Jackie at Assist succeed graduates are giving glowing reports! to Succeed: 435-882-0099. Masterpieces of Assist to Succeed Tooele is so certain that you will love your experience they are offering a 100% Assist to Succeed Tooele dental assistant Nature’s Art Money Back Guarantee! 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up micro-chipping and vaccinations Tooele available to anyone 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. A $5 processing fee applies. For more THS yearbooks Information call 1-866-738 7349 or We are attempting to assemble five full www.utahpets.org. sets of Tooele High School yearbooks from the beginning of THS through 2008. If you have any yearbooks you Dugway do not want, drop them off at one of the following locations: THS library, DHS 1978 yearbook Pioneer Museum, Tooele Library, Dugway High School wants to bor- Tooele Valley Railroad Museum or row your 1978 yearbook. Dugway the Senior Citizens Center. For any High is digitizing yearbooks; only the questions call (602)826-9471. 1978 yearbook is missing. If you have this yearbook or know of anyone who Holiday carnival has; please contact Jill Thomas at Saturday, Dec. 13, from noon to 4 Digidocs, LLC 249-0540. All shipping p.m., at the National Guard Armory costs will be paid. at the corner of Vine and First Street. Free picture with Santa. Free admission with can of food or gently used Library book for school library. Crafters and entertainers, if you are interested in Weekly story time participating, call Elyse at 843-9297 Remember children’s story time every or 849-4245. Sponsored by Excelsior Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s Academy. crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check with the library for any special Gingerbread house decorating story times. For more information Bring your decorated gingerbread on these and other library programs, house to holiday carnival at National check our Web site www.tooelecity. Guard Armory, (corner of Vine and org/tcl/library.html or call 882-2182, First Street) at 11:30 a.m., Saturday, or visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. Dec. 13. Houses needn’t be gingerbread or even edible. Children’s and Adult categories. Cash prize awarded Schools to winners. $5.00 entry fee. To register call Elyse Mackay at 843-9297 or Open enrollment 849-4245. Open enrollment for the 2009-10 photo courtesy Milo Berry school year. Applications will be These are the recipients of the Mayor’s Community Youth Recognition on Dec. 3. Pictured are: (l-r) Chief Ron Kirby, Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, Tyler Babe Ruth hoodies accepted for elementary and sec- Jensen, Brock Egan, Morgan Miera, Shawna Cheyne, Baylee Wells, Alexandria Hickle, Milo Leakehe and Jordan Clemente. Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball hoodies ondary students who are interest- or fleece blankets have arrived just ed in enrolling in a school outside Sanctuary will be open from noon help feed those in need this holiday in time for the holidays. Hoodies are of their resident school boundary. until 8 p.m. We invite you to pause in season. Thanksgiving and Christmas Moose Lodge $25 each and available in adult sizes. Applications can be picked up at any your Christmas business and come meals will be served at the Tooele Fleece blankets are $25, and measure school or at the Tooele County School and spend some time in quiet medi- Senior Center. Your donation of $20 Saturday night dinners 50 by 60 inches and comes with a District. The application window is tation and reflection. will feed a family of four this hol- Saturday night rib-eye steak and carry strap. All proceeds go to sup- now through Feb. 20, 2009. iday season. Please send your tax salmon dinners. Members get a free port the Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball. Bible Baptist Church deductible donation to: Tooele Valley dinner in their birthday month. Call Heather at 840-3821 for more Johnsen Junior High council Please consider this your personal Community Cooperative, 86 S. Main Come out and join us for lots of fun. information. The Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High invitation to join us for services at St., Tooele, UT, 84074 Smoke free environment for mem- community council will meet Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. Seventh bers and their guest. Also come out Historical society meeting Thursday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., in the St., Tooele. Sunday school at 10 a.m., Relay for life and enjoy Monday Night Football, The Tooele County Historical office conference room. All inter- Sunday morning service 11 a.m., Nearly everyone has been touched various finger foods available. Society’s meeting will feature Colleen ested parents of CJJH students are Sunday evening service 6 p.m. and a by cancer and relay for life is an Garrard. Her presentation will be invited to attend. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. For opportunity to fight back. The relay New Years Eve party about the history of Lake Point, the information call 882-7182. Nursery is a 24-hour event that allows us to Join us at the Moose Lodge to bring past and the present. The meeting provided and rides available. remember those that have survived in the new year with dinner, live will be Tuesday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m., in Education or are battling or have been lost to music, fun and prizes. On Dec. 31 the Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., First Lutheran Church cancer. If interested in joining our from 6 p.m. to closing, $20 a couple enter at the back. Please bring any Adult Education First Lutheran Church at 749 N. team or want to find out more feel or $12 per person. Please RSVP by photos or stories about Lake Point, Get your high school diploma. All Seventh St., will be changing worship free to call 849-0801. Dec. 20. everyone is invited. classes for a high school diploma, times on January 4, 2009: Divine ser- adult basic education, GED prepa- vice will be at 9 a.m. Bible study and Toys for Tots Historical society books ration, word processing, drivers’ Sunday School will be at 10:30 a.m. Toys for Tots are accepting dona- Eagles Tooele County Historical Society has education and English as a second All are welcome. tions and applications. Donations of two books available to purchase at language available. Register now to new and unwrapped toys are being Friday night steaks our Dec. 9 meeting. The History of graduate — just $35 per semester. Advent services accepted until Dec. 20. This is the Corrie Anderson will host the Friday Tooele County, Volume 2 for $25; Located at 76 S. 1000 West, call 833- First Lutheran invites all to observe first year all donations go to Tooele night steaks on Friday, Dec. 12, 2008, and The Mining, Smelting, and 1994. Adult Education classes are for Advent with them with special eve- County families. Donation boxes and with Bob Fox doing the cooking. Railroading in Tooele for $15. We also students 18 and over. ning Advent services on Wednesday, applications are placed at local busi- Steak, schrimp, halibut and chicken have eight note cards for $4 depict- Dec. 10 and 17 at 7 p.m. These will nesses. For information contact Lori dinners will be served from 6:30-8:45 ing four different pioneer buildings. English as second language be capped off with a candle light Culley 882-2444 or Adam Vickery p.m. These would be great Christmas gifts. ESOL conversational classes are held Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m., on 833-2062. Alice Dale 882-1612. Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. Dec. 24, and a Christmas morning Kids X-mas party ESOL students may also come any- service at 10:30 a.m. Beckstead family fund On Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008 from 1-3 Jazz dance group time the center is open for individu- There is an account set up at p.m., Diana Lujan and Kay Daoust We would like to invite the commu- alized study. Registration is $35 per HeritageWest Credit Union for the will chair the Eagles annual X-mas nity to our show. “Jazz in it,” a dance semester. Charity Beckstead family who lost their party for the kids. There will be group in Tooele will be performing home in a fire on Nov. 17. If you games, food and Santa will give out their 20th year recital. It is free to Take GED Food pantry are interested in donating please call treats. Public invited. all. Come enjoy a fun night with 225 The GED test will be given on Dec. 16- The First Baptist Church in Tooele 833-7200. students performing a fun and excit- 17, starting at 8 a.m. Please Contact is offering a clothing closet and Auxiliary X-mas party ing show. On Dec. 22 at the THS Andrea at 833-1994 by Dec. 12. Pre- emergency food pantry to meet the On Monday, Dec. 22, 2008, following auditorium. Questions call Susan at registration is required. needs of our community. Anyone Music the regular meeting at 7 p.m., the 882-5496. with clothing needs is welcome. The Auxiliary will hold their X-mas party. Exchange students food pantry is available for emer- Children chorus A light luncheon will be served and DVSAVA volunteers NWS PEACE program is seeking gency needs. Hours of operation are “I love to sing” children’s chorus bring a $10 exchange gift if you wish The DVSAVA (Domestic Violence and caring families in your area to host Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We meets weekly. We do some small per- to participate in the gift exchange. Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy) cri- high school students from all over are located at 580 S. Main St. For formances, but the focus is the week- sis line is looking for new volunteer the world for the 2009 school year. information call 882-2048. ly classes and simply singing for the Pool tournament victim advocates. They are also look- Interested families should call NWS love of singing. Ages 5-8 on Mondays, On Saturday, Dec. 13, 2008, there will ing for individuals who speak any PEACE at 1-866-846-3977 or visit the Donations needed 4:15-5 p.m. and for ages 9-12, 5:15-5 be a pool tournament at the Eagles second language and would be will- Web site www.nw-services.com. The Tooele Church of Christ is p.m. To register contact Angela Baker Lodge starting at 7:30 p.m. The win- ing to serve as a volunteer translator. accepting donations for the Women’s at 882-2781. ner qualifies for the tournament of Training is provided and begins in Hunters education courses Shelter. They need women’s socks champions. Please come out and the end of January. A background Hunters education course will take and children’s clothing. Please help. Christmas choir performance have a fun night. check is required. Call Betsy at 241- place on Jan. 6, 8, 13-15. All class- 882-4642, 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. Free Christmas choir performance 0337. es are 6-9 p.m. Range time to be by the Tooele County choral soci- announced. State law requires stu- Veteran clothing drive ety, sponsored by the Tooele Arts Groups Pet pictures with Santa dents to attend all sessions of class. Department of Workforce Services is Council on Friday, Dec. 12, 7 p.m., Tooele Animal Outreach is sponsor- The classes are at Tooele County hosting a winter clothing drive for at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Food allergies ing pets picture day with Santa and Health building, 151 N. Main St. For homeless veterans. Donations will be 1893 N. Aaron Dr., Overlake. Families Tooele County chapter meets every a food drive, have your pets picture more information call Gene 822-4767 distributed to Veterans at the annual welcome. Refreshments served after second Tuesday of the month at 6:30 taken at Rockstar Pets, 762 N. Main or Bryan 882-6795. Veteran’s stand down in November. the concert. p.m. at the Tooele City Library, 128 St., on Dec. 13, 2008 from noon to 4 Drop off donations at Tooele’s DWS, W. Vine St. Join us in sharing ideas, p.m. 305 N. Main St., Suite 100, Monday Christmas musical celebration recipes or just come to gain sup- Churches through Thursday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be a Christmas cantata port and learn from others you will Spay/neuter clinic Call Lynn Gehring 833-7384, for more on Sunday, Dec. 14, at 11 a.m., at meet here in similar situations as The Big Fix discount mobile spay/ Mountain of Faith information. First Baptist Church, located at 580 yourself. E-mail any questions to neuter Clinic will be in your area Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church S. Main St., Tooele. It is a musical [email protected] or visit on Dec. 22 at Rockstar Pets, 762 W. welcomes all to join us for worship in Serving those in need celebration of the birth of Jesus. The www.utahfoodallergy.org. Main. First come first served. Walk- our new location at a new time. We Volunteers are needed to help people community is invited to share in this up micro-chipping and vaccinations now worship in the home of Tooele in need on Christmas. The Tooele joyous music with us. Childcare is Kiwanis meetings available to anyone 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. United Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. Valley Rotary and Kiwanis clubs are provided. Any questions call Pastor Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon A $5 processing fee applies. For more at 9 a.m. every Sunday. organizing dinners both days at the Jon at 882-2048. for a luncheon at Tracks, 1641 N. Information call 1-866-738 7349 or Tooele County Senior Center. Short Main St., Tooele. Contact Debbie www.utahpets.org. Messianic Congregation shifts of 2-4 hours are available. Winn at 224-2046 or Sandy Critchlow The Brit Ammi Messianic Please contact Trent Colvin with your Blood drive Congregation meets every Saturday contact information. Call 884-6930 SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ The American Red Cross blood drive at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Main, in Tooele. or e-mail [email protected]. will be Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008 from Join us for praise, Torah (Bible) 3-8 p.m., at the Tooele North Stake study, and fellowship as we study the Tooele food bank Center, 751 N. 520 East. Hebrew foundation of our Christian Bring in a non-perishable food item BULLETIN BOARD POLICY faith. For more information call 843- to your next appointment at Oasis If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at 5444. Family Medicine and we will make Grantsville an additional donation. Happy 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin United Methodist Church Thanksgiving from Dr. Jay Spector Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Spay/neuter clinic Advent Worship Services at Tooele and staff. Oasis Family Medicine 833- organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. The Big Fix discount mobile spay/ United Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah 0229. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot neuter clinic will be in your area on Ave., 882-1349, until Dec. 21. Advent guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement Dec. 23 at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. sermon series “giving birth to love.” Feeding those in need please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered Main. First come first served. Walk- During Advent each Wednesday the Donations are being accepted to no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:42 a.m. 5:02 p.m. Thursday 7:43 a.m. 5:02 p.m. Friday 7:43 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Saturday 7:44 a.m. 5:03 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 Sunday 7:45 a.m. 5:03 p.m. 1 1 Monday 7:46 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:46 a.m. 5:04 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 3:03 p.m. 5:26 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 3:55 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 4:59 p.m. 7:59 a.m. Saturday 6:14 p.m. 9:03 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 7:33 p.m. 9:54 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Dec. 8. Cloudy with a chance Mostly cloudy, snow Snow much of the Mostly cloudy, a bit of Monday 8:51 p.m. 10:34 a.m. Partial sunshine Partly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 10:06 p.m. 11:06 a.m. for snow showers or flurries possible time snow in the p.m. High/Low past week 62/24 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 42/23 46 28 48 28 47 31 42 27 34 23 32 24 35 27 Average temp past week 38.5 Normal average temp past week 32.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 12 Dec 19 Dec 27 Jan 4 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and 62 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Wednesday’s highs. 45 50 45 40 42 35 41 38 33 UTAH WEATHER 24 26 28 30 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 41/15 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 38/17 Knolls Clive Lake Point 47/17 42/22 43/24 45/22 18.79 Ogden Stansbury Park 14.60 44/25 Erda 45/22 Vernal Grantsville 46/28 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 40/15 45/22 44/27 0.20 0.36 0.20 0.42 Tooele 45/22 Bauer 46/28 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 46/27 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 46/28 43/16 40/21 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 46/27 50/19 3.0 Nephi Rush Valley 50/25 47/26 Ophir 2.0 2.0 45/26 Delta Manti 53/22 50/25 Green River Last Month Season 51/22 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 48/24 54/27 Moab 46/17 SNOWPACK Hanksville 52/25 Beaver 48/22 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 56/25 Ibapah 48/25 49/19 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Monday 1.1” 1.5” 0.0” St. George 52/21 49/25 Average 6.1” 3.5” 2.1” 56/32 Kanab 56/30 Eureka Percent of Average 18% 43% 0% 48/25 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

p.m., for dinner at the home white elephant and $3 for ings are held every Friday at Bulletin of Pat Steelman, 122 Country meal. RSVP’s are mandatory. 10 a.m. at in the youth room at ANNIVERSARY Club, Stansbury Park. Bring St. Barnabas Church, 1782 N. continued from page A8 a food bank donation and a Flu vaccinations Aaron Dr. For more informa- $10 gift for exchange. For more There will be flu vaccines at tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, Melvin and Janice at 830-6657 to become a mem- information call Dawn DeWitt the Tooele Senior Citizens or (801)599-2649. ber. Kiwanis is dedicated to 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882- Center starting now. Cost is Evensen help the children. 2466. $25 if you don’t have Medicare. Take off pounds sensibly Call 882-2870 extension 121 to Need help to lose those extra 4-H volunteering N.A.R.F.E. meeting make an appointment. pounds? We can help. TOPS The children of Melvin and Do you enjoy working with The Tooele chapter of the is a weight loss support group Janice Evensen wish to announce kids and being involved in National Active and Retired open to men, women, teens their 50th wedding anniversary the community? If so, come Federal Employees Association Recovery and pre-teens. Meetings are celebration this Saturday, Dec. and volunteer with the 4-H will meet at 1 p.m., on Friday, held every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at 13. It will be held from 6-9 p.m., after school program Monday, Dec., 14 at the Pioneer Kick drug habits the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. at the Skyline LDS Chapel, 777 Tuesday, or Thursday from 3- Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele LDS Family Services addic- Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830- E. Skyline Dr., Tooele. We wish to 5 p.m. at the Tooele Jr. High. (enter from the north parking tion recovery meetings are 1150 or Connie at 884-5010 invite anyone who would like to Volunteers are needed to help lot). This very special gather- Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. or see www.tops.org for more join us to attend. No gifts please. with homework and various ing is our traditional Christmas at 1030 S. 900 W., room 118, information. 4-H activities. For more infor- potluck dinner. For more infor- Tooele. Enter on the north side mation, call Angela Gorringe mation call Marla Ramey 882- of the chapel. The Erda meet- NAMI support group at (801)360-0760. 3876 or Hal Webster 882-5331. ing has been discontinued. Are you or someone you know living with depression, panic, WEDDINGS MOMS club Al-anon meeting anxiety, bipolar disorder, The MOMS club of Tooele, Seniors An Al-anon meeting will be OCD, or schizophrenia? NAMI invites all moms to attend held every Wednesday at 10 support meetings are held Christensen/Hughes their monthly social. It will be Tooele Seniors a.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 565 held at First Baptist Church, Bunko on Friday, Dec. 5, at in the youth center in St. W. 900 South. Call Jan at 843- Kenneth and Sharie located at 580 S. Main, Tooele 10 a.m., you must be signed Barnabas Church, 1784 N. 4347 for more information. Christensen and David and Jami and starts at 10 a.m. Darlene up, call Eileen at 882-5009 to Aaron Dr. Join us and you’ll Hughes announce the upcoming Christensen from the USU sign up. never have to feel alone again. Domestic violence support marriage of their children, Karie Extension will speak to us on For more information call 840- Domestic violence peer sup- and Tyson, on Saturday, Dec. 13, preparing turkeys. For infor- Grantsville Senior Center 0445, 882-4721, or (801)599- port group every Tuesday 2008 in the Salt Lake Temple. mation about MOMS club e- Hearing clinic on Friday, 2649. night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Call Karie and Tyson will continue mail [email protected] Dec. 12 from 9 a.m. to noon. the DVSAVA crisis line at 882- their celebration at a reception or call 843-0452. Christmas lights on Monday, Overeaters Anonymous 6888 for location and more that evening from 6-8 p.m., at the Dec. 15, meet at 5:30 p.m., din- Overeaters Anonymous meet- information. Oquirrh Mill in Stansbury Park. Master gardeners ner at 6 p.m. Senior lifestyles After a semester at Snow The annual master garden- on Tuesday, Dec. 16, at 1 p.m., College, Tyson served an LDS mis- ers Christmas social will be presented by Harmony Home sion to Africa in the Zimbabwe, held Wednesday, Dec. 10 at the Health, Frank Molhman attor- MWMC BABIES Harare mission. Karie has been USU Extension Auditorium at ney at law will speak on living at Utah State pursuing a degree 6:30 p.m. This is a pot luck wills, estate planning, trusts in early childhood education. Tyson Hughes and Karie Christensen social and the badges and cer- and advance directives. Kaycie Rhae Clayton was Taylor Alyssa Southam was They will make their first home tificates will be handed out born Nov. 28, 2008, to Eric born Dec. 3, 2008, to Matt and in Logan, where they will both Please join with us in celebrat- to those who have completed Senior circle Clayton and Holli Glaser. Tatiana Southam. continue their studies. ing their exciting day. the Master Gardener program. Senior circle is for those 50 Jessa Alice Morgan was born Chelbie Ann Brown was Also the new officers will be and older and costs $15 per Dec. 1, 2008, to Michael and born Dec. 4, 2008, to Scott and announced for the 2009 year. year. For more information Kerissa Morgan. Ali Brown. call 843-3690. Lunch bunch Conner Paul Brown was Hayden Conner Matthews AAUW — Friday, Dec. 12 at noon, born Dec. 2, 2008, to Douglas was born Dec. 5, 2008, Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the The Tooele Branch of the meet at Denny’s to eat and and Tammie Brown. to Michael and Jennifer American Association of chat, Dutch Treat. Bingo on AubreeLyn Rose Sams was Matthews. University Women will meet Thursday, Dec. 18 at 5 p.m., born Dec. 2, 2008, to Brittnee Hyrum Taylor Clifford was on Tuesday, Dec. 16, at 6:30 in the hospital cafeteria. Bring and Keith Sams. born to Jess and Erin Clifford. 882.0050 BIRTHDAY

Farrel D. Davies and master of ceremonies for the annual senior awards banquet. operation give-back “Mr. Davies” is very well known GETFITNOW Health & Fitness Coaching, Farrel D. Davies celebrated his for his colorful sense of humor. specializing in fitness boot camps in 80th birthday Dec. 8, 2008. He and his wife, Gloria Grantsville, Utah, is sponsoring the 1st He was born Dec. 8, 1928 in Anderson Davies were married in Annual Operation Give-Back to benefit Tooele Lake Point, and has lived his the Salt Lake Temple on Nov. 24, County families in need this holiday season. entire life in Lake Point and 1948. They recently celebrated All are welcome to attend this event and Tooele. their 60th wedding anniversary Farrel served an LDS mission to on Nov. 24, 2008 with a private support their neighbors. There will be raffle the Hawaiian islands. He worked family dinner, which all their chil- prizes, silent auction and food. for the United States Post office dren were able to attend. They Date: Thursday, December 11th for 10 years before returning to are the parents of three children: school where he graduated Cum Christine (Ken) McAfee, Sandy; Time: 7:00 to 8:00pm Laude with a Bachelors Degree Stephen (Barbara), Anchorage, Location: Grantsville Recreation Center in the composite major of social Alaska; and Mark (Linda) Davies (North of Grantsville City Hall – 429 E. Main St.) studies and secondary education of Maryland and Georgia. They from the University of Utah in are proud parents of five grand- Operation give-back would like to thank all of the business 1963. He received his Master’s children: Ben, Andrew, Jenna, sponsors and private individuals that have generously given Degree in education from the Tristan and Brian Davies. donations for this worthwhile cause. Any questions regarding University of Utah in 1971. earning such accolades as “The which included president and A private family celebration the fundraiser Farrel began teaching at Tooele Most Influential Teacher” from vice-president of the Tooele was held on their anniversary. should contact High School in Aug. 1963 and Weber State College. He was a Education Association, lead Farrel’s wife, children and grand- Anita Keetch at get fit now retired in May 1992. During that member of numerous educa- teacher at Tooele High School, children all wish him a very 801-231-9660. Health & Fitness Coaching period, he was a very well-known tional organizations and held THS Advisory Council member, happy birthday with much love Grantsville, Utah and a very well-liked teacher, leadership positions, some of and he also served as the advisor and appreciation. A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville football Eleven Grantsville High School football Hot shooting players were honored by Region 11 coaches for their performances this season. Grantsville’s Alex Childs, Austin Gumucio, Tyson Hutchins and Austin Butler were named to the All-Region Lakers hand 11 First Team. Ryley Boman, Forrest Stephenson and Cody Colson made the Region 11 Second Team while Ky Fonger, Austyn Vickers, Paul Loakes and Max Bleazard earned Honorable Mention hon- ors. THS first loss Proctor update by Jake Gordon Tooele’s Shawn Proctor has won STAFF WRITER THS BASKETBALL $15,316.10 in prize money during the first week of bull riding at the PRCA Tooele boys basketball point lead two minutes into National Rodeo Finals in Las Vegas. team quickly learned that the the second quarter, Bonneville Proctor won $11,628.60 when he fin- visiting Bonneville Lakers are constructed a damaging run. ished in second place after the first not a team that you want to Two more 3-pointers by the round. He finished tied for fourth place fall behind early in the game. hot-shooting Tensmeyer after the fourth round and earned Bonneville stretched their lead and a driving layup by Tyler $4,687.50. Five rounds of bull riding are with a 20-11 second quarter Anderson helped the Lakers now in the books with five more rounds and made clutch free throw make a 12-2 run on the to go. The NFR Finals continue through after clutch free throw to hold Buffaloes and enlarged their Saturday. on to their lead and pull off lead to 24-15. GHS Alumni Basketball Tourney the 62-52 victory in Tooele. Reserve guard Jake Holt The Buffs did fight hard and and Stuart each nailed shots On Dec. 26-27, the GHS basketball appeared to be within striking down the stretch of the sec- team will be hosting their annual alumni distance of Bonneville a cou- ond period, but the Buffs still basketball tournament. This tournament is for all GHS alumni and all are encour- ple times but could not catch found themselves trailing 29- aged to participate. The cost will be $15 a break from the opposite free 19 heading into half-time. per player, and $1 per day per spectator. throw line. Tooele was led by Bonneville and Tooele All proceeds will be given to the GHS Tanner Stuart who notched mainly traded baskets until basketball program. The games will be 15 points while Matt Trussell the final 1:32 of the third played Friday night at 6, 7 and 8 p.m., poured in 12 of his own in the quarter, when the Buffs made Saturday morning at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. defeat. Jace Tensmeyer led the a mini-run to close out the and Saturday night at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. in Lakers with 18 points, all on quarter. Tooele looked to work GHS’s new and old gyms. Please contact six first-half 3-pointers. it down low during that run Andrew Vera at 228-8734 for additional In the first quarter, Tooele and found Hunt for a couple information. shut down four of the five baskets and Trussell even pol- Junior Buff Camp players that Bonneville put on ished his low-post skills to end the court. The only drawback the quarter on a 6-2 Tooele The Junior Buff Basketball Camp for to that is that it only took one run. The Buffaloes still found those in grades first through eighth will player to give the Lakers an themselves down 39-31 head- be held on Saturday from noon to 2:15 early advantage. ing into the fourth. p.m. at Tooele High School. The fee is $5 Tensmeyer hit three 3-point- Bonneville made it tough and players can sign up through e-mail or ers to help bolster an 9-3 lead for THS to make a run at the day of the camp at the gym at 11:45 a.m. The first 60 players to sign up will early in the first. Tooele did them. Nearly every time receive free T-shirts. Players will learn respond with tougher defense Tooele would make a basket individual and team offensive and defen- and a Taylor Hunt offensive and look for momentum the sive techniques. Players can sign up or rebound and put back brought visiting Lakers found them- photography / Maegan Burr direct questions to [email protected] Tooele within one point at 9-8 selves at the free throw line or [email protected]. Tooele senior forward Matt Trussell drives the lane between two Bonneville defenders Friday. Trussell scored 12 points at the end of the first. in the losing effort for the Buffaloes. Still clinging to a single SEE LOSS PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele Army Depot basketball The Tooele Army Depot MWR will host an adult Holiday Basketball Tournament and a Winter League during the 2008- 09 season. Both are open to residents of Tooele Valley. The tournament will be Roosevelt trip gives GHS first win limited to the first 12 teams to register. Sign up on-line at www.quickscores. by Jake Gordon totaled seven points in the quarter. com/teadsports. Additional information STAFF WRITER However, Wasatch used a 6-2 run on both programs is on the Web site. GHS BASKETBALL near the end of the quarter that was Tournament deadline for registration is It took a long trip to Roosevelt and fueled by a Murdock jumper near the Monday. For more information contact Russ Lee at 833-2222. Alex Childs being extremely assertive Wasatch 61 — Grantsville 51 foul line. The run helped the visiting with the ball, but the Grantsville boys In a game where the referees stole Wasps spurt out to a 38-33 half-time ‘Court of Dreams’ basketball team found their first win of the show Thursday night with their edge. The Utah Jazz announced Monday that the young season Saturday night. Also, constant whistle blowing for every Grantsville came out quickly in the EnergySolutions Arena will host three with the way their play continually little violation that they thought they second half. Childs and Cunliffe start- area high school basketball games in gets better as the season progresses, saw. The continual stopping of play ed off the half with back-to-back fast- this year’s “Court of Dreams” program the 56-53 win over Union will be just really hindered the possibility of any break layups to bring the Cowboys presented by McDonald’s. The games one of many to come. team building momentum. within one point at 38-37. allow local prep athletes the opportunity Grantsville also took a ranked Wasatch and Grantsville went Wasatch came out with their game- to play on the same court as the Utah Wasatch team to the wire, but fal- mainly back and forth with the lead. plan to work the low post to find buck- Jazz and are set to tip-off on Thursday, tered in the fourth quarter. The visit- Jake Clonts led the Cowboys in the ets closer to the basket. A 7-2 Wasatch as Wasatch plays Bear River at 2:25 ing Wasps got all they could handle in first quarter with five points, includ- run after Grantsville’s stretch helped p.m., with the Jazz hosting the Portland Grantsville and snuck out with a 61-51 ing a 3-pointer but more importantly, pad the Wasp’s lead. A tip-in near the Trail Blazers at 8:30 p.m. that same victory Thursday night. Grantsville came out with a lot more buzzer by Grantsville’s Colson left the night. Teams participating in the program Childs was huge in the Union game energy than their previous game at Cowboys only down 49-44 heading purchase tickets for their games from pouring in 18 points as the Cougars Rowland Hall. into the final period. EnergySolutions Arena at a reduced rate had trouble stopping him while GHS used that energy to keep the The Cowboys caught Wasatch by and then sell them as a school fund- Cody Colson added 14 in the victory. game tight, as Wasatch held a slim surprise at the start of the fourth with a raiser. In the past, as many as 1,000 students and fans have seen their team “I talked to Alex (Childs) before the lead at the end of the first at 19-18. base line jumper by Eli Hamm and a 3- play on the same floor as Jazz stars game and told him that he is one of McKay Murdock helped the Wasps, as pointer by Reggie Roberts that knotted Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams. The the few players with varsity experi- he took it to the basket hard during up the score at 49-49. Unfortunately, “Court of Dreams” was originally for high ence,” said head coach Shane Heath. the first and had seven first quarter Grantsville could only muster one school teams only — now, corporations “He responded well with 18 points, 8 points. more field goal in the last 6:30 of the can also enjoy the chance to play on the rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals in the Jake Roberts stepped up his play in quarter. EnergySolutions Arena floor. Schools or game against Union.” the second quarter. In a stretch where Wasatch end the game on a 12-2 corporations wishing to participate can Jake Roberts led the Cowboys against Roberts scored five consecutive points run to end any hopes of a Grantsville call Joe Costanzo at (801)325-7220 or Wasatch with 13 points followed by 10 with a fast-break layup and a 3-point- upset victory. “We were with Wasatch photography / Maegan Burr Mike George at (801)325-7213 for more for Austin Cunliffe in the loss. er gave Grantsville a slim lead at 24-23 Grantsville senior Jacob Clonts fires off a no- information. with 4:37 left in the second. Roberts SEE VICTORY PAGE A11 ➤ look pass over the head of McKay Murdock of Wasatch Thursday night.

FROM THE SIDELINES Father and son watch JC title game from Badgers’ sideline t was different standing how good these two football on a 10-yard pass from Jon the end zone where Butler’s however the Grizzlies’ defense ing on the sideline of the teams are. Too bad they couldn’t Eastman to Sam Thomas, and Demonte Hill recovered it rose to the occasion again inter- I Snow College Badgers give both teams a ring, but then sophomore Mike Meifu — confusion followed. When cepting Eastman’s first pass of football team as they pre- David Gumucio unfortunately, the ring would found pay dirt for another a field goal is blocked, and the the second overtime to end the pared to take on the Butler CORRESPONDENT belong to the Grizzlies, as the score on a two-yard run. A Joe ball is in or behind the neutral game. Grizzlies (Eldorado, Kan.) for Badgers would fall victim to one Phillips’ kick, a sophomore zone, it is treated like a fumble Despite the heartbreaking the National Junior College of the most bizarre plays ever from Lone Peak High School, and can be advanced by either loss, Coach Coburn said he’s Championship. Different, as witnessed in a football game. tied the score 23-23. Despite team. Beyond the neutral zone, “never been prouder of a group it was the first time my son National Junior College Athletic Butler played well during the Butler’s defense, the second half a blocked kick is treated like a of young men. We cherished this Austin and I have ever done Association Championship. first half. Snow could never get belonged to the Badgers, play- punt or missed field goal and moment,” he said, praising his anything like that before and it The first time these two teams into sync, being plagued with ing with great heart and deter- can only be advanced by the players for being great human was the first time a game other tussled the Badgers defeated the penalties, costing them critical mination. Austin commented he defense, unless a defensive beings off the field as well as than soccer was to be played in Grizzlies 17-14 in 2005. Last year conversions, key yardage and a could sense a deep level of dedi- player touches the ball, after great athletes on the field. “It the state-of-the-art Rio Tinto the Grizzlies returned the favor, touchdown. “We talked about cation among the Snow players, which an offensive player doesn’t come all the time.” For Stadium in Sandy. The home defeating the No. 1 Badgers 56- some of that at half-time,” and that commitment seemed can advance it — touchdown the season, Snow finished 11-1 of Real Salt Lake with seating 27. This year was more of the Snow’s coach Steve Coburn to be making the difference. Grizzlies! with an average margin of vic- for 20,000 fans was the perfect same, only different. said. “As soon as we fixed those The game went to overtime. “We put that block in there tory of 27.9 points. Snow has 33 venue for hosting the Zion’s Top Austin is being recruited by things, we came out and got The first overtime, both teams because we knew we could get wins and only two losses during of the Mountains Bowl. Snow College and was invited back in a position to win the scored touchdowns. The sec- it,” coach Coburn said. “Matt head coach Coburn’s tenure. But that was all that was dif- to be with the team on the game.” ond overtime, Butler could worked his butt off to get that The team has not lost a confer- ferent for the Snow College sideline. Fortunately, Dad was Butler led 20-7 at the half, only manage eight yards. The block, and to have it go that ence game since 2006 and has Badgers and the Butler Grizzlies. able to tag along. It is a differ- but a different third quarter Grizzlies attempted a field goal, way was disappointing.” It was not lost at home since 2005. They have both been there ent perspective when you’re on saw the Badgers claw back after but Snow’s Matt Putnam, a one of the most unbelievable A great team to be a part of before. For the second con- the field in a college game. The scoring two points on a blocked freshman from Layton, blocked plays I have ever witnessed — a should Austin get the chance secutive year the Zion’s Top of fans are louder and the sideline punt for a safety that turned the kick. The ball bounced in great defensive effort turns out That will be different then too the Mountains Bowl has pitted coaching is different than in momentum. Butler answered the end zone where a couple to help the other team — one — as it was last Saturday in Rio No. 1 Snow College against No. high school ball. with a field goal to make it 23-9 of Snow Badgers mistakenly team’s heartbreak — another Tinto Stadium where we got to 2 Butler Community College It was different how this game going into the final quarter. tried to jump on the ball. The team’s destiny. watch it all from a different per- and again it would decide the would also play out, underscor- Snow scored a touchdown ball squirted to the corner of Snow had a final chance, spective: from the sidelines. A11

TUESDAY December 9, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Dugway tames Tigers’ pressing defense to earn big home victory

by Mark Watson were way off the mark. had three. SPORTS EDITOR DHS BOYS BASKETBALL “We had people open, we just “This game was a good test didn’t throw good passes,” the for our team and we have other The Dugway boys basketball baskets for the home team. coach said. excellent teams on the sched- team feasted on Milford’s full- Milford was 4-for-4 at the foul The Mustangs eventually set- ule,” the coach said. court pressure defense Thursday line with a trey to keep pace with tled down for the rest of the game The play got a bit rough in night and used it to their advan- the Mustangs for one quarter, to cruise to their third victory of the final quarter with Dugway’s tage to post a 63-45 victory. but then the hustling home team the season against no defeats. freshman guard Sammy Peterson With the game deadlocked at outscored the visitors 39-15 in The experience of Dugway’s receiving a wound after some 14-14, 30 seconds into the second the second and third quarters. starting players could mean big elbows from the visitors. Dugway quarter, the Mustangs went on “Milford is a physical team things for the team this season. had jumped out big in the final an 18-2 run with a strong pass- quarter 55-28, but then was hit ing attack to beat the press and with an intentional foul followed give them easy lay-ups to earn a “This game was a good test for our by a technical foul on Bruce. The 32-15 half-time advantage. It was coach said he just wanted the much of the same in the third team and we have other excellent officials to know that his team quarter as Dugway expanded its had come to play and wanted lead to 49-26 with inside players teams on the schedule.” them (officials) to pay a little Zack James, James Dettle, Dakota George Bruce more attention to what was hap- Wollett and Nathan Lundy bat- DHS basketball coach pening on the floor as far as the tling hard for close-in baskets rough play from the Milford against some tall timber. team. “I suppose because we press and it was a big challenge for us On Thursday they spread the Kartchner started a 13-0 scor- other teams feel they need to tonight,” Bruce said. “I’m still not wealth around with Woolett scoring streak in the second quarter press us,” said Dugway coach happy with our lack of leadership ing 18, James 13, Kartchner 12 when he drained a trey from the George Bruce. For the Tigers it at times, but I thought the effort and Jones 9. Lundy played well corner. Woolett and Lundy then wasn’t a good idea. was there tonight. You can’t fault coming off the bench to add 6 combined for 10 straight points Dugway’s press was more the effort, but we need to play points. Woolett and Kartchner inside with Woolett scoring 6 and effective than their opponents’ smarter.” each hit two three-point shots Lundy 4 to break the game open. press with guards Jackson Jones In the early going Dugway and James ripped down a game- Dugway hosts Mount Vernon photography / Maegan Burr and Morgan Kartchner record- could have jumped out to a larg- high 10 rebounds. on Wednesday and West Ridge ing several steals which led to 24 er advantage, but after beating Kartchner recorded five assists Academy on Friday. Dugway senior Zack James grabs the loose ball during a Nov. 18 practice. The Milford turnovers and more easy the press several of their passes while Woolett had four and Jones [email protected] senior led the team in rebounding Thursday with 10 boards in a big win over Milford. Rough week for Tooele County girls basketball teams

by Mark Watson Highland and jumped out to a hosts Logan tonight with a game quarter outscoring the Cowboys Thursday and Union on Friday. 49-16 on Thursday and defeat- SPORTS EDITOR 16-11 lead after one quarter. The at Delta on Thursday. 21-9. Dugway managed only 1 ing Wasatch Academy 44-17 Rams retaliated in the next two The Grantsville Cowboys lost Jensen finished with 29 points point in the first half in a game on Monday. Allison Supanich Tooele County girls basket- quarters by outscoring Tooele 75-67 at 5A Spanish Fork on including a perfect 11-of-11 against St. Joseph on Friday. The scored 20 against Wasatch ball teams did not fare well in 34-17 in the second and the third Thursday. from the foul line and eight field Jays defeated the Mustangs 44- Academy. The Wildcats were games last Thursday, Friday and to win the game 59-46. Sammie Jensen accounted for goals. Kelsi Wells poured in 17 25. Breanne Nichols scored 7 without the services of lead- Monday. Tooele, Grantsville and Sophomore Sharon Lyman 10 of the Cowboys’ 16 first-quar- and Marrissa Robbins added and Kimler 6 for the Mustangs. ing scorer Jennifer Bateman for Dugway lost single games with popped in 12 points for Tooele ter points to help Grantsville to a 13 with two 3-point field goals. Dugway hosts Rowland Hall both games. The Wildcats host Wendover winning one of two and junior Kelcey Stephenson 16-14 advantage after one quar- Grantsville shot well from the tonight. St. Joseph Thursday, a team they contests. added 10 with Kyle Harris scor- ter. The Dons came back to take foul line hitting 22-of-29. Rachel Wendover split a pair of lop- lost to 45-42 in overtime back on The Buffs showed improve- ing 9. a 33-28 lead at intermission and Topham missed the game. sided games on Thursday and Nov. 25. ment in their game against Tooele is 0-4 on the year and then blew it open in the third Grantsville hosts Uintah on Monday losing to Duchesne [email protected] Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers physical with Grantsville in the Victory third quarter. Union continu- continued from page A10 ally attempted to reach for the Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. ball with any ball-handler, even the entire game until the end,” when the referees called them said Heath. for it. The aggressive defense Grantsville 56 — Union 53 helped Grantsville make seven Grantsville and Union turned straight free throws to give Pet of the Week out to be a back-and-forth slug- them a 41-36 cushion. fest that was an extremely close Just like the previous quarter, game. In fact, so close that the Union stormed back in the final game was tied at half-time and minutes of the quarter to again at the end of the third quarter, tie up the score 45-45 with only only to have Grantsville muscle a quarter to play. out a three-point victory in the In the final quarter, Union final period. jumped out with an 8-2 run At first Union looked like for a 51-47 lead, behind six it would run Grantsville out points from Tyler Nelson. This of their gym. Always looking time Grantsville stormed back for the fast-break when they behind a jumper from Childs touched the ball, the Cougars and excellent free-throw shoot- started out on a 8-2 run. ing. In fact, the Cowboys made After coach Heath called a their first 17 shots from the free time-out though, the Cowboys throw line, helping build a 56- regrouped. Childs sparked the 53 lead with 1:01 left in the rally with a 3-pointer and layup game. sandwiched with baskets by With the score at 56-53, Union Reggie and Jake Roberts (no kept trying to hit the low-post relation) that turned into 10 but Grantsville’s defense kept straight points for GHS. Union making steals on the low-post climbed back on top with two entry passes. The Cowboys kept free-throws to end the quarter the game suspenseful by miss- up 16-14. ing their last three free-throws. Trailing 20-18 a minute into In fact, Union’s Tyler Nelson the second quarter, Grantsville had a shot at tying the game again aggressively attacked the with a 3-pointer about 4-feet Cute Kitty basket. A true team effort on behind the arc, but the ball For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure three straight possessions as hit the left side of the rim as Local shelter adoption requires Jake Roberts started it off with the buzzer sounded, giving Tooele County Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing jumper, followed by a layup Grantsville their first victory. and possible shelter fee. each by Colson and Childs, “I think our play is getting Tooele City which Childs turned into a 3- better every game,” said Heath. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to point play. The effort sparked “They are starting to grasp the Grantsville hold animals for 3 days a 10-2 run capped by a Childs system and starting to trust one Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. shot behind the arc to give another.” Grantsville a 28-22 lead mid Grantsville (1-3) will look to Brought to you by Joe H. 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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 2008 Tooele grapplers start season as top team at Carbon Duals

by Dylan Trujillo THS WRESTLING CORRESPONDENT

The Tooele wrestling team started same, but pinned seven of his competi- the season last weekend in spectacular tors. fashion by winning the 10-team Carbon “We are having a lot of problems in the Duals. weight management program,” Coffman “We did a lot better then expected,” said. “ We were weak at 140 (lbs.), and we head coach Gary Coffman said. “We had had to have the third string man come in three of our varsity guys out of the match at 189 (lbs.).” Junior David Giles managed so some of our guys really had to step a 3-6 record filling in the varsity position up.” of 189 lbs. weight division. Junior Cassidy Out of a 14-man roster only four Adams managed a 2-7 record in the 140 had losing records. Each wrestler went lbs division. through nine rounds, showing coaches “We were really surprised at our guy in and opponents the strength of this year’s the 112 weight division [Jake Prather], he Tooele team. really stepped up from last year,” Coffman Seniors Monte Schmalhaus, Jake said. Prather won six matches and finish- Golden, Chris Heaps, and Junior Glenn ing with a 6-3 record, junior Mike Trujillo Cummer each went 9-0 in their weight (130 lbs.) went 7-2 with five pins, and divisions. Golden (125 lb.) pinned six Mason Burbidge went 6-3 in the 215 lbs. of his opponents for easy wins. Heaps weight class. Freshman T.J. Porter (103 (135 lb.) managed seven pins, while lbs.) went 4-5. Schmalhaus (160 lb.) and Cummer (171 “Now we are just working on our depth, lb.) both pinned every opponent. and getting better position from being Senior Austin Hansen, junior Joel under the opponent,” Coffman said. With Spendlove, and sophomore Thomas a win in the record books it’s on to the Manning only lost one match each. next opponent, wrestling has started and Manning (145 lb.) pinned six of his eight a winning season looks promising. photo courtesy of Troy Kummer wins, while Hansen (152 lb.) pinned The schedule has Tooele traveling to every competitor except for the one loss. Riverton today and hosting region foe Tooele High School wrestlers are all smiles after finshing in first place out of 10 teams at the Carbon Duals in Price Saturday. Out of a 14-man Spendlove (285 lb.) wasn’t able to do the Springville on Thursday. roster for Tooele, only four had losing records. Vickers, Templeton lead GHS at mega wrestling meet in Evanston

by Mark Watson GHS WRESTLING pound JV class. Tyler Gregory SPORTS EDITOR finished third in the JV 145- pound class. Grantsville’s Austyn Vickers turned in a strong showing at Freshmen were able to gain showed that he will be a force the meet by placing first in his valuable experience at the meet to be reckoned with in 3A wres- weight class in junior varsity and some were able to place in tling this year. The 160-pound competition. the top six in their respective senior wrestler finished second “The kids wrestled well. We’re weight classes. Justin Templeton in the varsity division at the young and have a lot of first- finished fourth in the 189-pound 28-team Evanston Invitational year wrestlers,” said assistant class while Sam Williamson fin- last weekend which featured coach Marc Vickers. “A lot of our ished second in the 135-pound teams from Wyoming, Nevada kids just need to get more mat class. Kaylen Vickers finished and Utah. Vickers lost in the time; and our goal is to keep sixth in the 112-pound class and final match to a state champion improving so that we’re beat- Austin Stephenson was sixth from Nevada. ing the wrestlers that defeated in the 152-pound class. Matt Junior heavyweight division us earlier in the year when it Williams wrestled to sixth place wrestler Jake Templeton also comes to region and state comin the 145-pound class. petition.” “We didn’t have some of our The invitational included a top wrestlers for this meet so Share your opinion with varsity division, junior varsity that hurt us a bit,” coach Vickers over 27,000 readers. division and freshmen division. said. Drew Hart wrestling at 152 The Grantsville wrestling Write a letter to the editor finished second in the junior team now prepares to host Bear varsity division while Austin River on Dec. 18. [email protected] [email protected] | P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 Rowley placed sixth in the 125 WE DESIGN & PRINT 4-Color Business Cards ONE STOP SHOP

• announcements photography / Maegan Burr wedding/graduation Jake Templeton, top, and Justin Templeton wrestle Monday afternoon at team practice. Both wrestlers shined at the • napkins Evanston Tournament last weekend. • business cards $Expires 12-29-08 Design not • letter heads Tooele boys prevail, girls fall short included. Some restrictions by Mark Watson and won as a member of the may apply. • envelopes SPORTS EDITOR THS SWIMMING 200 medley and 200 free relay • magnets teams. The Tooele swim team began Casey McEachern also won • copies region dual meets at Pratt free. four events: 200 medley relay, Aquatic Center on Thursday “With more work, these two 100 butterfly, 100 back and 400 50 (b&w/color) by defeating Timpview 196-80 could really help us by the end free relay. Cody Dalton also in boys competition and los- of the season,” Roberts said. picked up three wins in the 50 per • laminate ing 140-137 to the visitors in Alicia Gardner continues to free and the two relays. girls competition. impress the coaches in the 500 Backstrokers Spencer • mounting Tooele coach Mel Roberts free and Litia Garr has shown Dickinson and Gordon Nelson 1,000 said the Timpview girls team is much improvement since last both had lifetime best swims • 16 pt Coated Both Sides • comb binding one of the top teams in the 4A season. Garr posted a good as did Aaron Huston in the 100 classification. time in the 100 breaststroke. breast. with bleeds “They were missing a few Timpview won nine events Newcomer Jake Wells broke • 4 Color & Flood UV girls who were at a meet in while Tooele could only win the 1 minute mark in the 100 PRINTING Arizona, but I was happy to see the girls battle as a team “They showed a lot of determination and the entire meet and come as GRAPHIC DESIGN close as they did,” Roberts said. were not intimidated by the Thunderbirds.” “They showed a lot of deter- Mel Roberts mination and were not intimi- • books THS swim coach dated by the Thunderbirds.” • catalogs Erika Andrews had a great meet finishing second in the a close race in the 100 fly and free and has a lot of room for • brochures 200 free, a new event for her, the 400 free relay. Timpview improvement with his turns. winning an extremely close piled up several of points in Next Thursday, Tooele • newsletters 100 butterfly race and leading four events and Tooele could hosts Provo at Pratt Aquatic off the 200 and 400 free relays. not make up the difference in Center. Provo has one of the • posters Brooke Loveless made sig- the other seven events. state’s best individual medley nificant improvement in the The Tooele boys won eight and backstroke swimmers in 200 individual medley while of 11 events. Chance Harrison. He will be • photography McKenzie Allen showed a lot Dustin Perkins won the 200 a stiff test for Tooele Skyler of potential in the 50 and 100 individual medley with a life- Smith and McEachern. Rhett • advertising time best time of 2:10.75 with Prestwich is also an excellent teammate Michael Jenson butterflyer for the Bulldogs. | | • copy writing subscribe 882.0050 finishing second. Perkins also [email protected] 58 N. Main Tooele 882.0050 won the 100 breaststroke HOMETOWN B1

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t’s no secret that times are tough these days. by Sarah Miley The economy is down and with the added expense of the holidays, money can be espe- promised to help with her family’s finances. cially tight this time of year. But a personal Lambert said, “It was the best $100 our family ever finance course is helping Tooele County resi- spent. We have really benefited from this program.” dents learn how to save money, get rid of debt and Part of that benefit Lambert says, is Christmas build wealth. shopping has been easier this year. One of those who has taken the Financial Peace “It’s helped so much this year because we had it University class is Grantsville resident Lenna budgeted,” she said. Lambert. In addition, Lambert said the class helped facili- She first heard about Dave Ramsey, who created tate cooperation in finances with her husband. Financial Peace University, after reading one of his “The biggest benefit is we’ve learned to work books at the suggestion of her daughter-in-law, who together,” she said, adding that before they didn’t had received the book as a wedding present. necessarily work together on all aspects of their After reading it, she and her husband, Karson, finances. wanted to start investing for retirement and Lambert Now Lambert is a coordinator for a Financial said she had no idea where to start, so they enrolled Peace University class being held in Grantsville. The in a Financial Peace University class in Tooele that classes last 13 weeks, are roughly two hours each

HOMEFRONT Clever and thoughtful packaging adds flair to gift-giving hen it comes to giv- • Tie on a cookie cutter and • Instead of using typical outside. to give treats. Add ribbon and ing gifts, it is all in a jar of sprinkles to any cookie cookie cutters, use alphabet • Give brownies or other bow for decoration. the presentation mix. cutters and spell out holiday bars in an oversized mug with • Tie a pie server onto a mix W Diane Sagers — or so they say. Certainly • Stack cookies inside a messages. a packet of hot chocolates. for pie crust. presentation adds the kind of CORRESPONDENT potato chip canister in a • Place cookies in individual • Create a brownie mix and • Give pie in a pretty plate flair that goes along with the Mason jar, a sundae glass or a clear cellophane bags, fold give in a basket with an ice for them to keep. concept that “it’s the thought wine glass. over top, punch two holes cream scoop and toppings. • Put a meal or ingredi- that counts.” It takes a bit of The possibilities are end- • Use a brown paper bag with a hole punch and weave • Spell out a message on ents for a meal in a gift bag. thought to come up with a less. Consider the following and attach fabric handles or in ribbon. brownies using powdered Choose mixes and items that clever way to give a gift. as a starting place that may make two hole punches on • Place cookie mix inside sugar and a stencil. can be made easily if possible. Christmas packages offer inspiration for your own top and run ribbon through it a muslin bag and stencil the • Create chocolate cups by • A basket makes a good wrapped and beribboned creativity. and tie with a bow. outside. swirling melted chocolate into container for anything from are the order of the day, but Some possibilities: • Instead of just giving sugar • Place cookie mix on a a muffin liner in a muffin tin, fruit to clothing to an entire a container can be anything • Give away a new cookie jar cookies, place cookies over- cookie sheet and tie up with refrigerate. Repeat a second meal. from a box wrapped with dol- with a cookie mix inside. lapping on a cookie sheet in ribbon. time and then carefully peel • Make mini pies or cheese- lar bills to a container that just • Fill the pocket of an apron the form of a heart, wreath, or • Use a new Chinese take- away paper. Fill with goodies. fits the object it goes with. with a cookie or cake mix. other shape and bake. out container, decorate the • Use a berry basket or pail SEE FLAIR PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 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 The Early Show The Price Is Right The Young and the Restless As the World Turns (4) ABC (5:00) News Good Morning America Live With Regis and Kelly Good Things Utah The View (5) NBC News 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. 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NBA Basketball Portland Trail Blazers at Utah Jazz. (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (41) CNN Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull Planet in Peril: Battle Lines Environmental conflicts rage across the globe. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) And so a new era begins. When the (43) CNBC (5:00) CNBC Reports Cont’d On the Money The Russian Gamble (Premiere) (N) Mad Money Fast Money To Be Announced team discovers a connection be- (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba “Switch” ’ “Christmas Child” (2003, Drama) William R. Moses, Megan Follows. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity & Colmes (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren tween a new murder and a notorious (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational II Best Damn Top 50 Special (N) Knockouts Final Score Knockouts Final Score Final Score Final Score Final Score Final Score serial killer, Grissom (William Pe- (52) ESPN (5:30) 2008 ESPNU College Football Awards (Live) Cont’d High School Football SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) NFL Live (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) tersen) secretly joins a class taught (57) USA House “Pilot” ’ (CC) House “Histories” ’ (CC) House “Fidelity” ’ (CC) (:01) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ The Starter Wife (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) by a noted criminal pathologist, Ray- (71) DISC HowStuffWorks “Water” Water. 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(534) STARZ (:15) “Next Friday” ›› (2000, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “30 Days of Night” ›› (2007, Horror) Josh Hartnett. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “First Sunday” ›› (2008) Ice Cube. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) We Own the Night Langston’s introduction in this new (561) MAX Chill Factor › \ (:45) “Forrest Gump” ››› (1994, Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Broken Arrow” ›› (1996, Action) John Travolta. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem” ›› episode begins the exiting process (576) SHOW The Lather Effect “Very Young Girls” (2007) iTV Premiere. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) Brotherhood (iTV) ’ (CC) Californication ’ “Crank” ›› (2006, Action) Jason Statham. iTV. ’ ‘R’ “China Strike Force” › (2000) ‘R’ for Grissom. (591) TMC (5:30) “Material Girls” › ‘PG’ Cont’d (:15) “Love Stinks” › (1999, Comedy) French Stewart. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Maverick” ››› (1994, Western) Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster. ‘PG’ (CC) (:15) “Casino Royale” ››› (2006) TUESDAY December 9, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3

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Greg 801-975-7781 (ucan) 1728 *OWNERFINANCE 384 3bdrm; 2bth home call Colovito Wy Century Dr. Tim 801-688-0486 *Ur- $ $ $ ONLY ONLY gent sale owner finance Tooele179,900 Stans. 379,900 Tooele300,000 $ $ available call Greg 194,900 139,900 801-975-7781 ext 201 Drastically Reduced MLS #814398 MLS #813044 (ucan) Well cared for rambler in Overlake. Two Not your ordinary mobile home! New sheet-sheet- 59 W. Nautical Dr 3779 Campbell Rd Call Us, tone paint, central air. Newly finished base- rocked walls, new two tone paint, tile, carpet, WHY RENT when the Agents ment with wet bar, surround sound, tile,full new doors and fixtures. New roof.New vinyl you can buy? 0 bath, 3 bedrooms. Main floor master low e windows,Covered deck, nice siding, down programs, You Need! bedroom with Grand master bath. Large Large shed. .29 acres that you own! No lot fees! lease options with patio/Nice landscaping. Priced To Sell! Call agent for lending details, should go FHA. down available and low income programs. First time buyers, Single parent $ $ Stans. 314,900 Erda 1185 N. Main • Tooele programs. Call for 309,000 Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. details. Berna Sloan (435)840-5029 Group All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1 Real Estate Interest Rates Still at Historic Lows B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday December 9, 2008

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SALE, Lease, or Rent BUY BULK 40AC just If you build, remodel or AGENDA NOTICE AND AGENDA PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FSBO, 3000SQFT, TOOELE $225,000 1.36acre $34,900. Your own gor- remove buildings you NOTICE is hereby given NOTICEISHEREBY (Amended 12-04-08 NOTICEISHEREBY 4bdrm, 2bths, vaulted NEW HOME PRICED Horse Property 4bdrm geous ranch. Stunning can place your classi- that the Stansbury Serv- GIVENTHATTHE 11:30 a.m.) GIVEN THAT the Tooele ceilings, new carpet, TO SELL!!!!!!!!! 2bth, fireplace, views, land, inspiring views, fied ad in 45 of Utah's ice Agency Board of TOOELECOUNTY Notice is hereby given City Planning Commis- 3 tone paint, gas log $210,000 fully fenced, mature great locations, 2 hours newspapers for only Trustees will hold its COMMISSIONWILL that the Grantsville City sion will meet in a public fireplace, hardwood/ Great For Moderate trees, Work to improve east of Salt Lake in $163. for 25 words ($5. regular meeting on HOLDAREGULAR Planning Commission hearing and Business tile flooring, 3 car ga- Income Family! toward payment. ideal outdoor recrea- for each additional Wednesday, December MEETINGONTUES- will hold a business meeting scheduled for rage, .5ac lot in great Utah Housing Corpo- (801)633-7561 tional area. County word). You will reach 10, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. im- DAY, DECEMBER 9, meeting on Thursday, Wednesday, December SE neighborhood, ration is selling a new maintained roads, up to 340,000 house- mediately following the 2008, AT 3:00 P.M., IN December 11, 2008 in 10, 2008 in the hour of $280,000 For ap- 5bdrm 2bth 2394sqft ready to build or just holds and all you do is public hearings, at the ROOM 310, TOOELE the Grantsville City Hall 7:00 PM. The meeting pointment home w/quality hold and enjoy. Priced call the Transcript Bul- Stansbury Park Club- COUNTYCOURT- Council Chambers at will be held at Tooele Homes (435)830-2055 touches usually at bulk acreage prices letin at 882-0050 for all house, #1 Country Club HOUSE, 47 SOUTH 429 E. Main Street in City Hall in the City found only in higher for quick sale. Must the details. (Mention Drive, Stansbury Park, MAINSTREET, Grantsville, Utah, which Council Chambers, lo- GET OUT of the snow. priced homes. In- sell. EZ Terms. Call UCAN Classified Net- Utah 84074. TOOELE,UTAH.THE meeting shall begin cated at 90 N Main $$$SAVE MONEY Trade Tooele home for come limits apply. UTLR 1-888-622-5263. work) PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA IS: promptly at 7:00 P.M. Street, Tooele, Utah. Find HUD & Bank St. George home. For details call Scott (ucan) 1.Amended 2008 1. ROLL CALL The agenda shall be as Agenda Items owned homes at: 3bdrm, 2bth, 2300sqft, at (801) 902-8235 or www.tooelebank w/pool $249,9000 Call Budget 2. MINUTES follows: 1. Pledge of Allegiance visit our website: HORSE PROPERTY 5 Public Notices homes.com or call Meri Coldwell Banker 2.Final 2009 Budget 3. TAX ADJUSTMENTS PUBLIC HEARING: 2. Public Hearing and www.utahhousing acres in Pine Canyon. Meetings for a list Berna Sloan (435)229-7424 3.Natural Hazard Pre- 4. INVOICES a. Proposed General Recommendation on an corp.org fencing, water rights, (435)840-5029 Disaster Mitigation Plan 5. DESERET PEAK Plan amendment for ordinance of the Tooele utilities, starting at Deadline for public no- Group 1 Real Estate Home for Sale By Owner TOOELE HOME Price BUSINESS MEETING COMPLEX Josh Henwood and Do- City Council to vacate a $170,000. Exit Realty tices is 4 p.m. the day $299,990. Beautiful slashed $4500 2bdrm, 1. Call to Order 6. PUBLIC HEARING: lorosa Estancia LLC to portion of 900 W be- Amanda Harris prior to publication. $229,900 5BDRM all 5bdrm home in fun fam- 1bth, family room, new 2.Pledge of Allegiance ADOPTINGTHEFIS- go from a Low Density tween 1000 South and Brick Rambler, up- ily oriented cul-de-sac, 435-830-4581 Public notices submit- 3.Roll Call CAL YEAR 2009 Residential designation Timpie Road. furnace, water heater ted past the deadline grades, solid oak cabi- near new schools in and appliances. 1 car 4.Review and Adopt BUDGETFORTOOELE to a Commercial desig- 3. Public Hearing and nets, wood burner, 2 Stansbury Park. Call will not be accepted. Minutes COUNTY nation for 11.4 acres of Recommendation on garage, storage shed, UPAXLP gas fireplaces, formal 435-249-0065 rear patio, fence yard, Water Shares a.November 5, 2008 7. RESOLUTION land located on the general plan amendment living and dining room Special meeting. 2008-29- ADOPTING southwest corner of to change 20 acres West NEW 4bdrm 2.5bath garden spot, central air, GRANTSVILLE CITY (435)840-5199 b.November 12, 2008 THEFISCALYEAR Worthington and Durfee of Hwy 36 North of 3200 2car home. New Cus- $135,500, 134 South 1 WATER Share for sale NOTICE OF ADOPTION Regular meeting. 2009 BUDGET FOR Streets for the purpose N from MDR to GC and tom Log home approx 4th Street, call $4000 Call Joan OF ORDINANCES 1994 RAMBLER 2 car 5.Public Comment TOOELE COUNTY AND of a recreation / fitness MU-G by Bluewater Co. 3700sqft. RENT- (435)843-0550 (801)756-5263 NOTICEISHEREBY garage, fireplace, 6.Probable Vote Items ESTABLISHINGTHE center. 4. Public Hearing and TO-OWN available. GIVEN that on Decem- 3bdrm, 2bth, $159,000. TOOELE,BYOWNER, a.Amended 2008 SALARIESOFTHE b. Proposed minor sub- Recommendation on a Trade work available 5 ACRE FT underground ber 3, 2008 the Grants- Call Carol Haddock Re- 4 bedroom house in Budget – Randy Jones TOOELECOUNTYOF- division for Mike & Sher- rezone request on 20 for licensed contractors. water, transferable ville City Council en- max Platinum Overlake, 2 bath, family b.Final 2009 Budget – FICERS rie Johnson, and Reu- acres West of Hwy 36 Way under priced at throughout, Erda or acted the following ordi- (435)830-0007 room, fenced yard. Randy Jones 8. RESOLUTION ben & Robyn Quarnberg North of 3200 N to $229,900. Tooele City. Call nance: $115,500 or Best Offer. c.2009 Meeting Sched- 2008-30- SDJUSTING for 7.79 acres of prop- change 15 acres zoned 3BDRM, 2BTH, finished 703-587-8929 (435)882-4949 1. Ordinance No. basement, very clean, Inspection 10-5 Satur- 2008-45 amended ule – John O’Donnell THE 2008 TOOELE erty located in the MD R1-10 to GC and 5 acres EAST TOOELE water FSBO, built in 2000. Planning on selling your day November 22, Sun- Chapter 20 of the City’s d.Resolution adopting COUNTY BUDGET zone at 598 West Clark zoned R1-10 to MU-G by rights, 27 acre feet $169,500. 919 West home, you could be day 1-5 November 23. sign regulations to the Natural Hazard 9. BIDS FOR Street to divide one lot Bluewater Co. available. Call Amanda 620 South, Tooele. Call sending your sales Home will be sold to authorize most signs to Pre-Disaster Mitigation ELECTRONICMONI- into four. 5. Review and Approval 435-830-4581. for walk- through. points to up to 340,000 Highest Bidder. be approved by the zon- Plan as required by the TORINGUNITS-IHER- FOLLOWINGCLOSE of Planning Commission 801-372-8248 Federal Disaster Mitiga- IFF'S OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS, minutes for meeting held (435)833-9419 households at once. FOR SALE Shares of ing administrator and es- tion and Cost Reduction 10. ORDINANCE MEETINGOFFICIALLY November 12, 2008. (435)224-2668 For $163. you can Middle Canyon Irriga- tablishing an appeal pro- Act of 2000 2008-24- DMENDING CALLED TO ORDER BY 6. Adjourn place your 25 word tion Company call cedure. This ordinance 4BDRM 2BTH Home, Mobile Homes e.Interlocal Resolution CHAPTER 17A, TABLE CHAIRMPERSONAN- Discussion classified ad to all 45 (435)882-7724 or will take effect upon the fountain, hottub, RV regarding the North 17A-5-3.9 OF THE GELA GRANT. 1. Residential table of newspapers in Utah. (435)882-1717 publication of this parking, 1 car garage, Stansbury Retail Com- TOOELECOUNTY 1. Consideration of a uses. Just call the Transcript 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile notice. This ordinance covered patio, Share of munity Development LANDUSEORDI- General Plan amend- Pursuant to the Ameri- Bulletin at 882-0050 for home for rent, no smok- ONESETTLEMENT may be reviewed or a irrigation water, home Project – John O’Donnell NANCE,PROHIBITING ment for Tanner Scad- cans with Disabilities all the details. (Mention ing/ pets. 882-1550 CANYON Water copy may be obtained warranty. $169,000 ucan) share for sale. $3500 from the Grantsville City f.Christmas Bonus – STORAGEUNITS, den for 8.6 acres of land Act, individuals needing (435)882-5592 Call (801)759-9023 Recorder at 429 East John O’Donnell WITHOUTOUTSIDE located at approximately special accommodations PRICEREDUCED- Main Street, Grantsville 7. Recess STORAGE,WITHIN 600 West Clark Street to during this meeting Affordable Home. 2bdrm Office Space FSBO Stansbury Park. WATER SHARE for sale Utah. WORK SESSION THEC-TZONINGDIS- go from a Medium Den- should notify Rachelle 1bth unfisnished base- Rambler 5Bed/ 3Bath/ in Erda. Call DATED this 5th day of 1. Possible Vote Items TRICT sity Residential designa- Custer, Tooele City ment on 1 acre lot in .22 acre. Large fenced (801)654-3983 December, 2008. a.Closing of the Skate 11. AMENDMENT #1, tion to a Commercial / Planner prior to the Lake Point. Call if you yard. Newer paint/car- MOVEINSPECIAL! Rachel Wright Park – Scott Totman ADJUSTMENTTO Higher Density Residen- meeting at (435) are interested pet. $210,000. Deborah Commercial Space in Grantsville City Re- 2. Manager’s Report STATEFUNDING-NE- tial designation for the 843-2130 or TDD (435) 801-580-3758 or Commercial (435)882-9097 Tooele, 272 N. corder 3. Board Members’ Re- PARTMENT OF HUMAN purpose of a residential 843-2180. 801-209-2717 Broadway, approx. Property (Published in the Tran- ports and Requests SERVICESDIVISION developing. (Published in the Tran- REDUCED $15,000 This 200 to 450sqft. High BANKFORECLOSURE! script Bulletin December a.Golf Course Pond – OFAGING/ADULT 2. Consideration of a script Bulletin December 3812sqft home has speed internet, utili- FOR SALE! Fitness 4bdrm 2bth Home, 9, 2008) Glenn Oscarson SERVICES P.U.D. for Gordie Fields 9, 2008) 7bdrm & is 100% com- ties included in rent. Center, 12750sqft, $40,000! Won`t Last! 4. Correspondence 12. CONTRACT RE- to develop land he owns plete. Has 2 car garage 1 month free rent. Main Street. Handball PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE More Homes Available, 5.Financial and Bills VIEW located at 124 East Main & RV parking. The yard (435)882-4949 courts, lockers, show- RUSHVALLEYPLAN- Notice is hereby given For Listings Call 6.Adjourn A) 95-01-05 - VARBAGE Street in the CS zone, to is secluded, & has full ers, saunas, hot tubs, NINGANDZONING that the Tooele City 800-586-3901 xH772 vinyl privacy fence. All (Published in the Tran- PICKUP-OADDE- include a retail strip mall aerobic area. Unlimited COMMISSION script Bulletin December PARTMENT,TOOELE type building and a re- Council will meet in a on .74acres. Basketball possibilities! 882-7094, THEREGULARMEET- Closed Meeting on FSBO 4BDRM 2bth, court, hot tub & fire pit Lots & Land 9, 2008) COUNTY&ACEDIS- ception center. Great starter house, (801)860-5696 INGFORDECEMBER POSAL 3. Consideration of a mi- Wednesday, December in backyard. $295,000 10, 2008 IS CAN- GRANTSVILLE CITY 10, 2008, at the hour of Call Dan (435) 884-3593 B) 95-01-06 - SARBAGE nor subdivision for Mike 841-9829 TOOELE LAND for Sale CELLEDDUETOLACK NOTICE OF ADOPTION PICKUP-CRANTS- & Sherrie Johnson, and 8:00 A.M. The meeting SELLINGYOUR 105 AC development Buildings OF AGENDA OF ORDINANCES VILLESENIORCEN- Reuben & Robyn Quarn- will be held in the Tooele FSBO 5bdrm, 3bth ram- HOME? Advertise it in land near Pine Canyon, THENEXTSCHED- NOTICEISHEREBY TER,TOOELE berg for 7.79 acres of City Mayor's Office, lo- bler, 2yrs old, finished the classifieds. Call east of Tooele City. ULEDMEETINGWILL GIVEN that on Novem- cated at 90 North Main METALROOF/WALL COUNTY&ACEDIS- property located in the basement w/kitchen- 882-0050 or visit $2,795,000. Gary Nel- BE IN JANUARY 2009. ber 19, 2008, the Street, Tooele, Utah. Panels, Pre-engineered POSAL MD zone at 598 West ette, landscaping com- www.tooeletran son, Highland Commer- JOYCE MCATEE Grantsville City Council 1. Pending Litiga- Metal Buildings. Mill C) 95-01-07 - SARBAGE Clark Street to divide plete. Many extras. script.com cial: (801)487-6100, RECORDER enacted the following or- tion prices for sheeting coil PICKUP-COOELE one lot into four. Ready today! $289,000 www.hciutah.com RUSH VALLEY TOWN dinances: SENIORCENTER, 4. Consideration of a Sharon A. Dawson HAVING A yard sale? are at a 4 year low. You obo. (435)882-7094 (Published in the Tran- 1.Ordinance No. TOOELECOUNTY& General Plan amend- Tooele City Recorder Advertise in the Tran- SELLING YOUR moun- get the savings. 17 Col- (801)860-5696 script Bulletin December 2008-40 rezoned prop- ACE DISPOSAL ment for Dolorosa Estan- Pursuant to the Ameri- script tain bike? www.tooele ors prime material, cut 9, 2008) erty along 334 East D) 95-01-08 - SARBAGE cia LLC to go from a Low cans with Disabilities WANT TO get the latest transcript.com to your exact length. Clark Street from an PICKUP-COOELE Density Residential des- Act, Individuals Needing local news? Subscribe SELL YOUR car in the CO Building Systems HAVING A yard sale? R-1-8 zone to an RM-15 BECOMEASUB- COUNTYCOURT- ignation to a Commercial Special Accommoda- to the Transcript Bulle- Transcript Bulletin Clas- 1-800-COBLDGS Advertise in the Tran- zoning designation for tions Should Notify tin. sified section. SCRIBER. 882-0050 (ucan) script HOUSE,TOOELE designation for 11.4 the purpose of allowing COUNTY&ACEDIS- acres of land located on Sharon A. Dawson, a 24 unit multi-family POSAL the southwest corner of Tooele City Recorder, at apartment complex. 13. BOARD APPOINT- Worthington and Durfee 843-2110 prior to the (Watson and Tooele MENTS Streets. meeting. TDD Phone County Housing Author- 14. PUBLIC CON- 5. Report from Council Number 843-2108 ity application). CERNS Liaison Member, Todd (Published in the Tran- TheseT se aree 2.Ordinance No. 15. ADJOURN Castagno. script Bulletin December h a e r 2008-41 amended the DATED THIS 4th 6. Approval of minutes of 9, 2008) City’s General Plan for DAY OF November the last business meet- PUBLIC NOTICE property located at ap- 2008 ing. proximately 570 East Notice is hereby given MARILYN K. GILLETTE 7. Adjourn. that the North Tooele Dog-GoneD Durfee Street from a TOOELECOUNTY DATED this 1st day of o g - G o n e “Low Density Residen- County Fire Protection CLERK December, 2008. Service District will hold tial” designation to a PURSUANTTOTHE By the Order of the Plan- “Medium Density Resi- a public hearing on De- AMERICANS WITH DIS- ning Commission Chair, cember 18, 2008 at 6:50 dential” designation. ABILITIESACT,INDI- Angela Grant. (Dick Johnson and p.m. at the Stansbury GoodG Deals! VIDUALSNEEDING Shauna Kertamus Park Fire Station, 179 o o d D e a l s ! Roger Hale application). SPECIALACCOMMO- Zoning Administrator 3.Ordinance No. Country Club, UT. A DATIONSDURING In accordance with the copy of the 2009 final 2008-42 redesignated THISMEETING Americans With Disabili- and renumbered the Ci- budget is available for SHOULD NOTIFY MAR- ties Act, Grantsville City public review Monday - 1162 N. 380 E. • Tooele ty’s current Constitu- ILYNK.GILLETTE, will accommodate rea- tional Takings and Re- Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 TOOELECOUNTY sonable requests to as- pm at 179 Country Club, view Procedures to in- CLERK, AT 843-3148 sist the disabled to par- corporate these provi- UT PRIORTOTHEMEET- ticipate in meetings. Re- The agenda will be as sions into the revised ING. quest for assistance may Grantsville City Code. follows: (Published in the Tran- be made by calling City 1. Roll call These ordinances will script Bulletin December Hall at 884-3411 at least take effect upon the pub- 2. Public comments on 9, 2008) 24 hours prior to the 2009 final budget lication of this notice. meeting that will be at- Each ordinance may be PUBLIC NOTICE 3. Approval of 2009 final 2642 Deer Run Drive, Stockton tended. budget. reviewed or a copy may Notice is hereby given (Published in the Tran- be obtained from the that the North Tooele Dated this 4th day of script Bulletin December Dec, 2008 Grantsville City Recorder County Fire Protection 9, 2008) at 429 East Main Street, Service District will hold Cassandra Ray Over 2250 square feet! 4 bedrooms, Grantsville Utah. a public hearing on De- PUBLIC NOTICE District Administra- Large kitchen, Large family room, DATED this 4th day of cember 18, 2008 at 6:40 MEETINGOFTHE tor December, 2008. p. m. at the Stansbury BOARD OF TRUSTEES (Published in the Tran- Fully Landscaped, fully fenced. Rachel Wright Park Fire Station, 179 TRUTH-IN-TAXATION script Bulletin December Grantsville City Re- Country Club, Stansbury & PUBLIC HEARING 9, 11, 16 & 18, 2008) Price Reduced $199,900 corder Park, UT. A copy of the December 9, 2008 (Published in the Tran- proposed 2008 6:30 pm Public Notices script Bulletin December amended budget is 1535 Sunset Road Trustees 3000 Sq. ft. 3 9, 2008) available for public re- Lake Point, Utah 1001 Dream Weaver Cv • Erda view on Monday - Friday AGENDA bed. 2 bths. 5 LEPC AGENDA Deadline for public no- Just listed – Beautiful, Beautiful - 2+ acres, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm at 1. Minutes of November acres of horse Agenda for the LEPC tices is 4 p.m. the day 179 Country Club, 11, 2008 property, granite Large open floor plan, Rambler with a bonus meeting to be held prior to publication. TO BE BUILT! Stansbury Park, UT 2. Financial Report-De- countertops all the Wednesday, December Public notices submit- room. 5 Bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms. Very The agenda will be as cember 9, 2009 extras, ask about 17th, 2008 at noon at ted past the deadline $ follows: 3. Reopen 2008 Budget “ builder purchas-bLarge u oversized i garage l d ! Must See e425,000 r pthe Eagles Nest, u Tooele r c h a s - will not be accepted. 1. Roll call 4. 2009 Budget Army Depot. UPAXLP $ iing your n existing g y o u r e x i s2. Public t i comments n on 5. g Resolution 2008-1 De- 399,900 1. Welcome - Chairman, home”h option o m e ” o p t i o2008 n amended budget seret Peak Commercial NOTICEOFTRUS- LEPC 33 Handcart Rd • Tooele 3. Approval of 2008 Development CDA TEE'S SALE Over 2. Approve November 3600 Sq. ft, Over amended budget. 6. Resolution 2008-2 APN: 15-067-0-0225 2008 minutes 961 Dream Weaver Cv • Erda 5.6 acres (green Dated this 4th day of North Stansbury Retail Trust No. 1156890-07 3. Haz Mat reports, belt) Granite TO BE BUILT! 2800 sq Dec, 2008 CDA Ref: Eugene W. Martin Harry Shinton countertops and Cassandra Ray 7. 2009 Monthly Board TRA: Loan No. all of the extras. 4. Review upcoming TO BE BUILT! feet. .28 District Administra- Meeting Schedule xxxxxx4311. IMPOR- Ask about “builder training tor 8. Board Member Re- TANTNOTICETO purchasing your ex- 5. Randy L. Cooper, $ of acre. (Published in the Tran- ports PROPERTYOWNER: iisting s home” t option. i n g h o m e ” Emergency oServices p t i o n . YYouo could be u living c o235,000 u l d b e l i v iscript n Bulletin g December 9. Manager's Report YOUAREINDEFAULT 6. New Business $ iin this n beautiful t h i s b e a u t i f u l 9, 11, 16 & 18, 2008) (Published in the Tran- UNDERADEEDOF 459,900 7. Next meeting-January hhome by spring! o m e b y s p r i n g ! script Bulletin December TRUST, DATED Decem- 28th, 2009 PUBLIC NOTICE 5 Acre Lots In East Erda! 9, 2008) ber 01, 2006. UNLESS 8. Adjourn The Shambip Soil Con- YOUTAKEACTIONTO 2 Available Filed by LEPC Chair- servation meeting will be 9+ Acres Starting at SELLINGYOUR PROTECTYOUR $ Private & gorgeous. man, Harry Shinton for held on December 16, $ HOME? Advertise it in PROPERTY, IT MAY BE 260,000 225,000 publication December 2008 @ 7:00 pm @ the In East Erda! w/water $ Ea the classifieds. CallsSOLDATAPUBLIC t Erd a ! 9th, 2008 and December Clover Creek General 189,900 882-0050 or visit SALE.IFYOUNEED 11th, 2008. Store. www.tooeletran ANEXPLANATIONOF (Published in the Tran- Paula C. Lee script.com THISPROCEEDING, script Bulletin December Shambip Clerk YOUSHOULDCON- Call Laramie Dunn for ALL 9 & 11, 2008) (Published in the Tran- DEADLINES FOR clas- TACT A LAWYER. On script Bulletin December sifieds ads are Monday January 06, 2009, at SELL YOUR CAR or 9 & 11, 2008) and Wednesdays by your Real Estate needs boat in the classifieds. 4:45 p.m. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Call 882-0050 or visit SELL YOUR computer dall, Trustee James H. www.tooeletranscript. in the classifieds. Call Woodall, as duly ap- com or e-mail your ad 882-0050 or visit TOOELETRANSCRIPT pointed Trustee under a to tbp@tooeletran- www.tooeletranscript. BULLETIN Deed of Trust recorded 435-224-4000 script.com com December 08, 2006, as Instrument No. 273682, in Book xx, Page xx, of the Official Records in the office at the County Recorder of Tooele County, State of Utah, executed by Ryan Mckinley and Kim Mckin- ley As Joint Tenants, will sell at public auction to highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale. Successful bid- ders must tender a deposit of $5,000 in certified funds to the trustee at the time of sale, with the balance due by noon the following business day, at the office of the Trustee. At the tooele county courthouse 74 South 100 East Tooele Utah all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: Lot 225, anderson ranch phase 2, according to the official plat thereof, as recorded in the office of the Tooele county recorder, state of Utah.. The street address and other common designation of the real property described above is purported to be: 360 South Saddle Road Grantsville Ut 84029. Estimated Total Debt as of January 06, 2009 is $235,431.62. The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding 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. Woo- dall R-208325 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 9, 16 & 23, 2008) NOTICEOFTRUS- TEE'S SALE IMPORTANTNOTICE TOPROPERTY OWNER:YOUAREIN DEFAULTUNDERA DEEDOFTRUST DATED JUNE 4, 2007. UNLESSYOUTAKE ACTIONTOPROTECT THEPROPERTY,IT MAYBESOLDATA PUBLICSALE.IFYOU NEEDANEXPLANA- TIONOFTHEPRO- CEEDING,YOU SHOULDCONTACTA LAWYER. The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale. The foreclosure sale through public auction will be held on the front en- trance of the Tooele County Courthouse in Tooele at 47 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah on Monday, December 29, 2008 at 11:30 a.m. This sale is being held for the purpose of foreclosing a Deed of Trust originally executed by Benjamin J. Davis the Trustor, in favor of Liberty Bank, covering real property located in Tooele County, Utah, and more specifi- NOTICEOFTRUS- cally described as fol- TEE'S SALE lows: APN: 15-067-0-0225 PARCEL 1: Lot Trust No. 1156890-07 76, TOOELE HIGH- Ref: Eugene W. Martin LANDSADDITIONNO. TRA: Loan No. 1, according to the Offi- xxxxxx4311. IMPOR- cial Plat thereof as re- TANTNOTICETO corded in the Office of NOTICETOCREDI- PROPERTYOWNER: the Tooele County Re- TORS. YOUAREINDEFAULT corder, State of Utah. Announcement of Ap- UNDERADEEDOF The Real Property tax pointment and Notice to TRUST, DATED Decem- identification number is Creditors. Probate No. ber 01, 2006. UNLESS 10-029-0-0076. The 083300035 in the Third YOUTAKEACTIONTO Real Property address is District Court of Tooele PROTECTYOUR known as 205 So. 4th County, State of Utah, in PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Street, Tooele, Utah the Matter of the Estate SOLDATAPUBLIC The current beneficiary of Richard Dean Brattin, SALE.IFYOUNEED of the Deed of Trust is Deceased. Esther ANEXPLANATIONOF Liberty Bank and the re- Jeanne Brattin, whose THISPROCEEDING, cord owner of the prop- address is 473 Oak YOUSHOULDCON- erty as of the recording Street, Tooele, UT TACT A LAWYER. On of the Notice of Default 84074, has been ap- January 06, 2009, at is Benjamin J. Davis. pointed Personal Repre- 4:30pm,Tuesday James H.December Woo- The 9, successful 2008 bidder Tooele sentativeTranscrip of the abovet-Bulletin B7 dall, Trustee James H. must tender to the trus- entitled estate. Creditors Woodall, as duly ap- tee a $5,000.00 deposit of the estate are hereby pointedPublic Trustee Notices under a atPublic the sale Notices and the bal- Public Notices Public Notices notifiedPublic to: (1)Notices deliver or DeedTrustees of Trust recorded anceTrustees of the purchase Miscellaneous Miscellaneous mailMiscellaneous their written claims December 08, 2006, as price by 12:00 noon on to the Personal Repre- Instrument No. 273682, Tuesday, December 30, Deadline for public no- NOTICE sentative at the address in Book xx, Page xx, of 2008 in the Trustee's tices is 4 p.m. the day An emergency hazard- above; (2) deliver or mail the Official Records in Salt Lake office. Both prior to publication. ous waste treatment per- their written claims to the the office at the County the deposit and the bal- Public notices submit- mit (#UT-033-2008) has Personal Representa- Great Gift Ideas Recorder of Tooele ance must be in the form ted past the deadline been issued to the tive's attorney of record, County, State of Utah, of a wire transfer, cash- will not be accepted. United States Air Force, Thomas E. Lowe, at the executed by Ryan ier's check or certified UPAXLP Utah Test and Training following address: 2150 Mckinley and Kim Mckin- funds payable to Rich- Range (UTTR) located in South 1300 East, Suite NOTICE ley As Joint Tenants, will ards, Brandt, Miller & Box Elder County and 120 Salt Lake City, UT An emergency Hazard- for the Holidays sell at public auction to Nelson. Cash payments Tooele County, Utah. 84106; (3) file their writ- ous Waste Destruction highest bidder, payable will not be accepted. A The permit allows the Air ten claims with the Clerk Permit (UT-032-2008) in lawful money of the trustee's deed will be de- Force to burn up to of the District Court in (Go ahead and get one for yourself, too) was issued to Deseret United States at the time livered to the successful 256,000 pounds of pro- Tooele County, or other- Chemical Depot (DCD) of sale. Successful bid- bidder within three busi- pellant at the open burn wise present their claims in Tooele County, Utah. ders must tender a de- ness days after receipt and open detonation as required by Utah law This Permit allowed posit of $5,000 in certi- of the amount bid. The area at the UTTR. The within three months after DCD to destroy, by open fied funds to the trustee undersigned Trustee dis- Air Force has requested the date of the first publi- Stories of Survival From Off the Map detonation, 41 conven- at the time of sale, with claims any liability for the permit because it cation of this notice or be tional (i.e., not chemical) the balance due by noon any incorrectness of the has determined that forever barred. munitions, or partial mu- irst-hand accounts by the world’s boldest the following business street address and other treatment of the unstable Dated November 25, nitions, found at Solid explorers. These men and women are the day, at the office of the common designation, if propellant is more pro- 2008 F Waste Management Unit Trustee. At the tooele any, shown herein. Said tective of human health /s/ Esther Jeanne Brat- genuine article, encountering storms, starvation, (SWMU) 1. This permit county courthouse 74 sale will be made without and the environment tin was effective for 35 cannibals, predators and disease in their pursuit South 100 East Tooele covenant or warranty, than continued storage. /s/ Thomas E. Lowe hours, beginning on No- of mystery and adventure. Their stories are Utah all right, title and in- express or implied, re- This permit is in effect 2150 South 1300 East, vember 20, 2008 at 7:00 terest conveyed to and garding title, possession, from November 24, Suite 120 immediate, passionate and dramatic accounts of AM and expiring on No- now held by it under said condition or encum- 2008, through January Salt Lake City, UT vember 21, 2008 at 6:00 contact with the unknown, which they discover Deed of Trust in the brances, including fees, 1, 2009. Copies of the 84106 PM. This Permit was in the mountains of Africa and the Himalaya, the property situated in said charges and expenses permit are available for (801) 486-1112 necessary because the County and State de- of the Trustee and of the public inspection during (Published in the Tran- jungles of New Guinea and the Amazon, the ice munitions presented an scribed as: Lot 225, an- trusts created by said normal business hours script Bulletin November unreasonable risk to hu- fl ows of the Arctic and the canyonlands of the derson ranch phase 2, Deed of Trust, to pay the on the 4th floor of the 25, December 2 & 9, man health and the envi- American southwest. according to the official remaining principal sums Martha Hughes Cannon 2008) ronment. Copies of the plat thereof, as recorded of the note(s) secured by Health Building, 288 Permit are available for Public Notice in the office of the said Deed of Trust. Addi- North 1460 West, Salt $ 95 public inspection during U.S. Army Dugway Prov- Tooele county recorder, tional information regard- Lake City. For further in- 16 normal business hours ing Ground (DPG), Dug- 6 x 9 inches • 376 pages state of Utah.. The street ing sale maybe available formation, contact Con- or other hours with prior way, Utah, conducts address and other com- at nie Rauen at (801) arrangement, at the Divi- testing of protective mon designation of the http://www.rbmn.con/bid 538?6170. In compli- sion of Solid and Haz- equipment for use by our real property described s/index.htm ance with the Americans ardous Waste, 4th Floor Armed Forces and above is purported to be: DATED this 25th day of with Disabilities Act, indi- of the Martha Hughes Homeland Defense first 360 South Saddle Road November, 2008. viduals with special Cannon Health Building, responders. Since Sep- Grantsville Ut 84029. /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett needs (including auxil- 288 North 1460 West, tember 11, 2001, there Estimated Total Debt as Wayne Z. Bennett, iary communicative Aids Salt Lake City. For fur- has been an increase in Are you prepared for a perilous of January 06, 2009 is Trustee and services) should ther information, contact demand for testing new $235,431.62. The under- Richards, Brandt, contact Brooke Baker, Chris Bittner by phone at equipment. To increase signed Trustee disclaims Miller & Nelson Office of Human Re- journey into the wild? (801) 538-6170. In com- DPG's capability to meet any liability for any incor- 299 South Main Street, sources at (801) pliance with the Ameri- test requirements, DPG rectness of the street ad- 15th Floor 536-4412 TDD (801) cans with Disabilities proposes that it upgrade dress and other common Salt Lake City, UT 536-4414. Act, individuals with spe- it's outdoor test grid with his intensely dramatic narrative immerses us designation, if any, 84111 (Published in the Tran- cial needs (including state-of-the-art test shown herein. Said sale (801) 531-2000 script Bulletin December Tin a labyrinth of canyons in the Southwest auxiliary communicative equipment, to include will be made without (Published in the Tran- 9, 2008) where virtually nothing is alive—barely any aids and services) sensors, communica- covenant or warranty, script Bulletin December should contact the tions, and meteorological vegetation, few signs of wildlife, and scant traces express or implied, re- 2, 9 & 16, 2008) NOTICE DEQ's Office of Human instrumentation, and that garding title, possession, An emergency hazard- of human precursors—and where we witness two Resource Management they be installed on the condition or encum- NOTICEOFTRUS- ous waste storage per- men confront not just immutable forces of nature at 536-4413 (TDD outdoor test grid. An En- brances, including fees, TEE'S SALE mit (#UT-034-2008) has 538-4414). vironmental Assessment but the limits of their own sanity. As a chronicle charges and expenses The following described been issued to the (Published in the Tran- is being conducted to of the Trustee and of the property will be sold at United States Air Force, of adventure, as an emotionally charged human script Bulletin December evaluate environmental trusts created by said public auction to the Utah Test and Training drama, as a confessional memoir, The Way Out is 9, 2008) impacts of the upgrade. Deed of Trust, to pay the highest bidder payable Range (UTTR) located in Box Elder County and The public is invited to a transcendent book destined for a lasting place remaining principal sums in lawful money to the NOTICE Tooele County, Utah. attend a briefing on this of the note(s) secured by United States at the time An emergency Hazard- in the literature of extremes. The permit allows the Air upgrade project and pro- said Deed of Trust. The of sale, on January 5, ous Waste Destruction Force to store up to vide initial comments or current beneficiary of the 2009 at 10:00 am at Permit (UT-032-2008) 172,000 pounds Net Ex- suggestions for the Envi- $ 99 Trust Deed as of the THETHIRDDISTRICT was issued to Deseret 14 plosive Weight of explo- ronmental Assessment. 5.5 x 8.25 inches • 290 pages date of this notice is: COURT, located at 74 Chemical Depot (DCD) sive items at the UTTR Comments and sugges- Mortgage Electronic South 100 East, Tooele, in Tooele County, Utah. Missile Storage Area. tions would be consid- Registration Systems, UT, of said day for the This Permit allowed The explosives are ered and, as appropri- Inc. The record owner of purpose of foreclosing a DCD to destroy, by open stored because unfavor- ate, incorporated to the the property as of the re- Trust Deed dated June detonation, 41 conven- able weather conditions Environmental Assess- cording of the Notice of 25, 2008, executed by tional (i.e., not chemical) force a delay in treatment document, before it Default is/are: Ryan ACESDEVELOPMENT, munitions, or partial mu- ment at the Thermal is published for the 30 Mckinnley, Kim Mckinn- LLC as Trustor wherein nitions, found at Solid Treatment Unit. The Air day public comment pe- There Are Two Easy Ways to Die in ley, Eugene W. Martin ACESDEVELOPMENT, Waste Management Unit Force has requested the riod. The Public Briefing and Clara J.. Dated: De- LLC is named as Trus- (SWMU) 1. This permit permit because it has and Scoping meetings cember 09, 2008. tee and OLD REPUBLIC was effective for 35 the Desert: Thirst and Drowning determined that storage will be held at the Salt James H. Woodall, TITLECOMPANYOF hours, beginning on No- at the UTTR is more pro- Lake City Library, Con- Trustee James H. Woo- UTAH was Substituted vember 20, 2008 at 7:00 tective of human health ference Room B, First dall 10653 River Front as Trustee, in favor of AM and expiring on No- and the environment Floor, 210 East 400 Parkway, Suite 290 LAWRENCEN.HEAD, vember 21, 2008 at 6:00 ike the highest mountain peaks, deserts than further transporting South, Salt Lake City, South Jordan Ut Trustee of THE HEAD PM. This Permit was the explosive material. Utah on December 15, Lare environments that can be inhospitable 84095 (801)254-9450 FAMILY TRUST and necessary because the The permit allows treat- 2008, from 6:30 to 8:30 even to the most seasoned explorers. Craig (800)245-1886 (Hotline) SANDRA MACARTHUR, munitions presented an ment to be conducted p.m. and at the Tooele Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Trustee of THE SAN- unreasonable risk to hu- Childs, who has spent years in the deserts more safely during favor- County Emergency Op- P.M. Signature/by: DRAMACARTHUR man health and the envi- able weather conditions. eration Center Confer- of the American West—as an adventurer, a James H. Woodall, FAMILY TRUST as ronment. Copies of the This permit is in effect ence Room (Basement), river guide, and a fi eld instructor in natural Trustee James H. Woo- Beneficiary, recorded Permit are available for from December 6, 2008, 47 South Main, Tooele, dall R-208325 June 25, 2008, as Entry public inspection during history—has developed a keen appreciation through March 5, 2009. Utah, on December 17, (Published in the Tran- No. 309783 of the Offi- normal business hours Copies of the permit are 2008, from 6:30 to 8:30 for these forbidding landscapes: their beauty, script Bulletin December cial Records, covering or other hours with prior available for public in- p.m. Additional informa- their wonder, and especially their paradoxes. 9, 16 & 23, 2008) real property located at arrangement, at the Divi- spection during normal tion may be obtained at 577 and 583 West, Clark sion of Solid and Haz- His extraordinary treks through arid lands in business hours on the the Dugway Public Af- NOTICEOFTRUS- Street, Grantsville, UT ardous Waste, 4th Floor 4th floor of the Martha fairs Office, telephone search of water are an astonishing revelation TEE'S SALE 84029, and more par- of the Martha Hughes Hughes Cannon Health (435) 831-2116 or 3361. of the natural world at its most extreme. IMPORTANTNOTICE ticularly described as: Cannon Health Building, Building, 288 North 1460 (Published in the Tran- TOPROPERTY LOTS 2 AND 3, 288 North 1460 West, West, Salt Lake City. script Bulletin December OWNER:YOUAREIN ASHLYNNMEADOWS Salt Lake City. For fur- For further information, 9 & 11, 2008) $ 99 DEFAULTUNDERA MINORSUBDIVISION, ther information, contact 14 contact Connie Rauen at 6 x 9 inches • 288 pages DEEDOFTRUST GRANTSVILLE,UTAH, Chris Bittner by phone at SUMMONS: (801) 538?6170. In DATED JUNE 4, 2007. according to the official (801) 538-6170. In com- The State of Utah to: Jo- compliance with the UNLESSYOUTAKE plat thereof on file in the pliance with the Ameri- seph Kellogg, Manuel Americans with Disabili- ACTIONTOPROTECT office of the Recorder, cans with Disabilities Lara and all persons un- ties Act, individuals with THEPROPERTY,IT Tooele County, Utah. Act, individuals with spe- known claming any inter- special needs (including MAYBESOLDATA The current beneficiary cial needs (including est in the real property auxiliary communicative PUBLICSALE.IFYOU of the Trust Deed is auxiliary communicative located in Tooele Aids and services) Captivating Reading NEEDANEXPLANA- LAWRENCEN.HEAD, aids and services) County, Described as: should contact Brooke TIONOFTHEPRO- Trustee of THE HEAD should contact the Commencing 30 rods Baker, Office ot Human CEEDING,YOU FAMILY TRUST and DEQ's Office of Human North and 36 rods East of the Western Experience Resources at (801) SHOULDCONTACTA SANDRA MACARTHUR, Resource Management and 48 feet South from 536-4412 TDD (801) LAWYER. The following Trustee of THE SAN- at 536-4413 (TDD the Southwest corner of 536-4414. described property will DRAMACARTHUR 538-4414). Section 17, Township 1 elected and introduced by Tony Hllerman, (Published in the Tran- be sold at public auction FAMILY TRUST and the (Published in the Tran- South, Range 19 West one of today’s premier chroniclers of the script Bulletin December S to the highest bidder, record owner of the script Bulletin December of the Salt Lake Base Western landscape, here are more than 140 payable in lawful money 9, 2008) property as of the re- 9, 2008) and Meridian; Thence pieces of writing—classic and contemporary, of the United States at cording of the Notice of PUBLIC NOTICE West 95 feet; Thence SUMMONS: fi ction and nonfi ction—that compellingly evoke the time of sale. The Default is ACES DEVEL- This is to inform William South 16 feet; Thence The State of Utah to foreclosure sale through OPMENT, LLC. The A and/ or Breane Matias: East 25 feet; Thence the unique spirit of the West and its people. Marcelo Castro: You are public auction will be Trustee's sale of the de- You have defaulted on South 51 feet; Thence hereby notified that a di- held on the front en- scribed real property will payment due to Pete’s East 18 feet; Thence This anthology spans fi ve centuries and vorce complaint trance of the Tooele be made without war- Auto Repair in the North 25 feet; Thence #084300490 has been every conceivable facet of the Western County Courthouse in ranty as to title, posses- amount of $833.29. This West 52 feet; Thence filed against you in the experience—Indians, cowboys, Latinos, frontier Tooele at 47 South 100 sion or encumbrances. vehichle is a 1978 Chev- North 42 feet to the point Third District Court, East, Tooele, Utah on The successful bidder, rolet K10 Hatchback 2 of the beginning, AKA justice, homesteaders, the Pony Express, the Tooele County, Utah. Monday, December 29, other than beneficiary, D o o r , V I N # 393 6th Street, Wendo- mines, the railroads, the military, to name but You are hereby sum- 2008 at 11:30 a.m. This must make a $5,000.00 CKL148J15157841. ver, Utah, Parcel No. a few. Anyone who has ever felt the West’s moned and required to sale is being held for the down payment, at the Your last known address 1-257-13, 0.09 acres. file an answer in writing powerful allure will fi nd this volume endlessly purpose of foreclosing a time of sale, by bank on file is 144 N 3rd St. You are hereby notified to the complaint which captivating reading. Deed of Trust originally cashier's check made Apt #1, Tooele, UT that a complaint to quiet has been filed with clerk executed by Benjamin J. payable to Old Republic 84074. We have sent title the subject property of the above-entitled Davis the Trustor, in fa- Title Company with the numerous letters and all has been filed against court, 74 South 100 $ 00 vor of Liberty Bank, cov- remaining balance of the have been returned un- each of you in the Third 18 East, Tooele, Utah, ering real property lo- successful bid payable, opened and undeliver- District Court, Tooele 5.25 x 8 inches • 528 pages 84074, and to serve cated in Tooele County, in certified funds, within able with no forwarding County, Utah. You are upon, or mail to, Gary Utah, and more specifi- 24 hours following the address. Please contact hereby summoned and Buhler, Petitioner’s attor- cally described as fol- sale. Pete Buzianis at Pete’s required to file an an- ney, PO Box 229, lows: Dated: December 8, Auto Repair, phone swer in writing to the Grantsville, UT PARCEL 1: Lot 2008 number (435)882-4014. complaint which has 84029-0229. A copy of 76, TOOELE HIGH- OLDREPUBLICTITLE (Published in the Tran- been filed with the clerk said answer within 20 LANDSADDITIONNO. COMPANYOFUTAH, script Bulletin December of the above-entitled days after service of this 1, according to the Offi- Trustee 9, 16 & 23, 008) court, 74 South 100 cial Plat thereof as re- ROBERTA.MACDON- summons upon you. If East, Tooele, Utah, you fail so to do, Judg- Get Your Copies Today! corded in the Office of ALD, President NOTICETOCREDI- 84074, and to serve the Tooele County Re- Old Republic Title ment by default will be TORS. upon or mail to, Jaime corder, State of Utah. Company of Utah taken against you for the Announcement of Ap- Topham, Plaintiff’s attor- The Real Property tax 445 North University relief demanded in said pointment and Notice to ney, 291 N Race Street, Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin identification number is Ave., Provo, Utah complaint. Creditors. Probate No. Grantsville, UT 10-029-0-0076. The 84601 (801) 373-2220 Dated this November 17, 083300035 in the Third 84029-0229, A copy of Real Property address is Business hours (8:30 2008. District Court of Tooele said answer within 20 58 N. Main, Tooele • 8 am to 6 pm • M-F known as 205 So. 4th a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) Mon- /s/ Gary Buhler County, State of Utah, in days after service of this Street, Tooele, Utah day thru Friday. File (Published in the Tran- the Matter of the Estate summons upon you. If (Just south of Tooele City Hall) The current beneficiary No. 08000411 script Bulletin November of Richard Dean Brattin, you fail so to do, judg- of the Deed of Trust is (Published in the Tran- 18, 25, December 2 & 9, Deceased. Esther ment by default will be Liberty Bank and the re- script Bulletin December 2008) Jeanne Brattin, whose taken against you for the cord owner of the prop- address is 473 Oak 9, 16 & 23, 2008) SELLING YOUR moun- relief demanded in said erty as of the recording Street, Tooele, UT tain bike? www.tooele petition. of the Notice of Default 84074, has been ap- WANT TO get the latest transcript.com Dated this November 17, TOOELE is Benjamin J. Davis. local news? Subscribe pointed Personal Repre- 2008. TRANSCRIPT The successful bidder to the Transcript Bulle- SELLINGYOUR sentative of the above /s/ Jaime Topham must tender to the trus- tin. HOME? Advertise it in entitled estate. Creditors (Published in the Tran- tee a $5,000.00 deposit the classifieds. Call of the estate are hereby script Bulletin November BULLETIN at the sale and the bal- SELL YOUR car in the 882-0050 or visit notified to: (1) deliver or 18, 25, December 2 & 9, ance of the purchase Transcript Bulletin Clas- www.tooeletran mail their written claims 2008) price by 12:00 noon on sified section. script.com to the Personal Repre- Tuesday, December 30, sentative at the address 2008 in the Trustee's above; (2) deliver or mail Salt Lake office. Both their written claims to the the deposit and the bal- Personal Representa- ance must be in the form tive's attorney of record, of a wire transfer, cash- Thomas E. Lowe, at the ier's check or certified following address: 2150 funds payable to Rich- South 1300 East, Suite ards, Brandt, Miller & 120 Salt Lake City, UT Nelson. Cash payments 84106; (3) file their writ- will not be accepted. A ten claims with the Clerk trustee's deed will be de- of the District Court in livered to the successful Tooele County, or other- bidder within three busi- wise present their claims ness days after receipt as required by Utah law of the amount bid. The within three months after undersigned Trustee dis- the date of the first publi- claims any liability for cation of this notice or be any incorrectness of the forever barred. street address and other Dated November 25, common designation, if 2008 any, shown herein. Said /s/ Esther Jeanne Brat- sale will be made without tin covenant or warranty, /s/ Thomas E. Lowe express or implied, re- 2150 South 1300 East, garding title, possession, Suite 120 condition or encum- Salt Lake City, UT brances, including fees, 84106 charges and expenses (801) 486-1112 of the Trustee and of the (Published in the Tran- trusts created by said script Bulletin November Deed of Trust, to pay the 25, December 2 & 9, remaining principal sums 2008) of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. Addi- tional information regarding sale maybe available at http://www.rbmn.con/bid s/index.htm DATED this 25th day of November, 2008. /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett Wayne Z. Bennett, Trustee Richards, Brandt, Miller & Nelson 299 South Main Street, 15th Floor Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (801) 531-2000 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 2, 9 & 16, 2008) B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 9, 2008

of nationally syndicated radio At the beginning of the class, people can join the class and Financial host and financial guru Dave everybody’s debt was calculat- make up sessions they missed continued from page B1 Ramsey teaching a financial ed. In the last class, Dec. 11, the at a later date. concept. After the DVD, par- debt will be calculated again Upon completion of the ticipants discuss what they so participants can gauge their course, graduates receive a time, and consists of watch- have learned and set financial progress. certificate. A total of 10 house- ing a DVD for about one hour goals. The topic for last Thursday’s holds will graduate from the class was “Real Estate and session in Grantsville. Mortgages.” Other topics The first week of February, throughout the course have Lambert will also start another included saving, getting rid of session of classes. debt, credit, giving, and how to An ongoing class is also cur- live on a budget. rently being held at the Maceys All coordinators, like Little Theatre in Tooele. That Lambert, are volunteers. class began Nov. 7 and will run Lambert said Grantsville High through February. School is letting them use a Anthony Fuentes, of Tooele, classroom for free and Zions attends the Grantsville class Bank provided Dave Ramsey’s on Thursday evenings and his curriculum. Families just pur- wife attends the Tooele class chase a kit, which includes a on Fridays so they can switch workbook, envelope budget off taking the class and taking system, audio CDs of the les- care of their three children. sons, and “Financial Peace Fuentes said he first heard Revisited.” The kit also gives about Ramsey and his program them a lifetime membership from an uncle who was pretty where they can take the classes far in debt. That uncle, he said, as many times as they want. ended up paying off $20,000 in photography / Maegan Burr Don Milne, project manager a year. A box of Financial Peace University packets sits in the back of a Grantsville High for the Eliminate Needless Debt “I started listening to Dave School classroom where the class meets weekly. program at Zions Bank, said Ramsey and I agree with every- Zions Bank first got involved thing he says,” he said. “It’s just in Ramsey’s Financial Peace common sense.” University when Utah consis- He added he likes the saying Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers tently ranked No. 1 in bank- from Ramsey, “Live like no one ruptcy rate in the nation. else so later you can live like no Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. In an effort to ensure that one else.” didn’t happen anymore, he Another participant in the said they discovered the Dave class is Fiona Kahlo. Before Ramsey program and instead starting the class, she was in of trying to re-invent the wheel, quite a bit of debt with students decided to use his already loans and credit card debt. photography / Maegan Burr established program. “I got sick and lost my job Zions Bank has been team- and was going to school,” she Lenna Lambert leads the Financial Peace University class in a discussion about ing up with Dave Ramsey since said. “I did not have enough being a “house poor” Thursday night at Grantsville High School. 2003, Milne said. About 10,000 money to pay bills and eat.” people in Utah and Idaho have She said after going through was really conscience about and when they start dumping gone through the Financial a few of the classes, there came what she was going to spend, that debt, it’s exciting to see. Are you a former Club member? Peace University through Zions a time when she could look and she ended up coming She said, “I don’t get paid to Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? supported classes, and 700,000 at her bills and say “I can do home with cash left. do it but when a single mom have participated nationwide. this.” “Just keeping track of every comes up to me and says ‘I We’re looking for you! The class in Grantsville began She said the class has com- dollar,” Kahlo said is very have hope now,’ that makes it Sept. 11 and will conclude pletely changed her thinking important. worth it.” Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a Thursday, Dec. 11. Although and spending. For example, Lambert said some people [email protected] short alumni survey! the classes do have start dates, she said on Black Friday she who take the class are in debt

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