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MM P finishes out racing season successfully See A10 TOOELE RANSCRIPT T Check out the features on our new Web site: BULLETIN tooeletranscript.com September 23, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 037 50¢ Child sexual abuse cases rise by Jamie Belnap they have handled from January to ing more and prosecuting them.” ward. tor Carolyn Jensen said will most likely STAFF WRITER mid-September of this year. Hogan said it certainly feels like The Tooele County Children’s Justice eventually surpass all previous years. Several officials believe the increase child sexual abuse cases are taking Center, a program created by the Utah “There are a number of things that The number of child sexual abuse is due to more crimes being reported, up an increased amount of his office’s Attorney General’s Office to provide a are affecting the increase in inter- cases in Tooele County is on the rise, rather than more being committed. time. safe haven for children to tell stories views,” said Jensen. “First off, there but officials say pining down the rea- “This stuff has always been out “It’s always feels like there are more of abuse, has seen a rise in the num- is more education in the schools, so sons for that trend isn’t simple. there,” said Tooele County Attorney and more cases coming in, and it ber of child sexual abuse interviews kids are getting these messages at a Just this year alone, the Tooele Doug Hogan. “But we are prosecuting seems like the nature of cases gets completed in the last four years as younger age. Secondly, we are just get- County Attorney’s Office has pros- more because more cases are bring worse and worse,” he said. well, with 80 in 2005, 130 in 2006 ting more and more people in Tooele, ecuted 27 child sexual abuse cases turned in to authorities because there Why an increase? and 162 in 2007, according to Lynne which unfortunately means more bad — a 35 percent increase compared to is a heightened awareness surround- Some experts feel the increase in Smith, office manager for the CJC. people too. The third thing I see is we the same time period last year. In fact, ing this type of crime. I don’t know cases is being driven by population So far this year, the center has com- have had a lot of high-profile cases in 2007 as a whole, county prosecu- that we have more [child sexual abuse growth, as well as greater willingness pleted 151 child sexual abuse-related tors handled only one more case than incidents] going on, we are just catch- on the part of victims to come for- interviews — a total that center direc- SEE CASES PAGE A5 ➤ Schools experiment as cost of textbooks continues to rise

by Tim Gillie committee and send sample STAFF WRITER copies of texts to the schools. The committee evaluates the The cost of textbooks is on books and recommends some the rise, forcing school admin- to the school board for adop- istrators and teachers to get tion. creative on curriculum devel- The average price for a opment. textbook is $65 and ranges as “Nine years ago, with a bud- high as $110 for a new high get of $345,000, we could buy school biology book, accord- a complete round of updated ing to Roberts. She said that textbooks for one subject area is almost double what the dis- across the board in grades kin- trict was paying for books nine dergarten through 12,” said years ago. Bobbie Roberts, curriculum Parents with students in director for the Tooele County grades seven through 12 pay a School District. “About five $30 book rental fee. years ago, that same $345,000 “So, as you can see, we aren’t would only pay for half of an making money on book rent- update, either kindergarten als,” Roberts said. “The book through sixth grade, or sev- rental fees stay at the building enth through 12th grade.” level and are used for purchas- The school district’s bud- ing replacement books.” photography / Maegan Burr get for new books this year One way the district is cut- is $545,000 — an average of ting costs on books is by order- Tooele Home Depot associates Daniel Martinez (left) and Niel McFarland move drywall onto a cart Tuesday morning. The Tooele store is out-performing other Home Depot outlets across the nation, according to company officials. $40.10 per student. Of that ing classroom sets that may total, $345,000 was spent on be checked out after school new math books for elemen- but must be returned the next tary schools, with $100,000 day, rather than giving stu- spent on books for new class- dents individual books to take Business confidence still running high rooms. The balance is used to home. buy new books to meet the “Our new secondary lan- by Doug Radunich strong despite a retail slowdown nation- have pretty much everything here in just demand of increased enroll- guage arts book is about five STAFF WRITER wide, and he expects local sales to hold this one store, and when you think about ment. inches thick and weighs about steady over the next six months. In fact, it, everyone in town shops at Wal-Mart.” The district currently reviews 10 pounds,” said Roberts. Despite woeful economic news on the his concerns for the future were more Hargis said his store has been helped and updates curriculum and “Not only is it too heavy to national level, most Tooele County busi- about increasing competition than a by more people shopping locally as gas books on a five-year schedule, lug home, the curriculum is ness people are optimistic about their declining economy. prices rise. according to Roberts. designed for it to be used in business in the months ahead. “The only thing I can think of that “The locals are still shopping here and When a new book is being the classroom, not as a source Greg Hargis, human resources man- might hurt us a little bit and shake things we’re getting more people who used to go adopted, the district first for homework.” ager for Wal-Mart Supercenter in Tooele, up is Big 5 Sporting Goods and Sears com- forms a committee of teach- So for the new language arts said his store’s overall business remains ing into town,” Hargis said. “However, we SEE RETAILERS PAGE A8 ➤ ers from the subject area curriculum, only classroom being reviewed. The commit- sets were ordered. tee looks at the state curricu- “On the other hand, with lum and current research on math we will order one book best practices in the field. The per student so they can take committee then determines the book home,” Roberts said. what they are looking for in a The idea of using classroom new textbook before examin- sets is a growing trend in Utah, ing specific books. Vendors for according to Tooele County FIRST state-approved textbooks then SEE TEXTBOOK PAGE A5 ➤ DAYS make presentations to the SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY OF FALL Wednesday 7:19 a.m. 7:23 p.m. Thursday 7:20 a.m. 7:21 p.m. Friday 7:21 a.m. 7:19 p.m. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Saturday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. photography / Sunday 7:23 a.m. 7:16 p.m. Troy Boman Monday 7:24 a.m. 7:14 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Paul Garff, 66, rides the Tuesday 7:25 a.m. 7:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin same bike he road in Wednesday 2:02 a.m. 5:03 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 college 50 years ago up Thursday 3:15 a.m. 5:33 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme smelter road Tuesday. Friday 4:27 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Saturday 5:36 a.m. 6:22 p.m. ALMANAC Sunny skies and tem- Sunday 6:42 a.m. 6:44 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 22. peratures reaching 80 Sunny much of the Monday 7:48 a.m. 7:07 p.m. Plenty of sunshine Sunny Plenty of sun Abundant sunshine Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures are forecasted through Tuesday 8:54 a.m. 7:32 p.m. time and warm High/Low past week 83/47 Thursday. New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 77/50 80 54 81 54 80 52 80 52 79 50 78 50 76 50 Average temp past week 67.3 Normal average temp past week 63.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 29 Oct 7 Oct 14 Oct 21 Shown is Wednesday’s photography / Maegan Burr Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and 83 81 83 81 82 78 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Wednesday’s highs. 64 Textbooks for Tooele County students have grown thicker and more expensive, according to Bobbie Roberts of the Tooele County School District. Still, the dis- 59 57 57 60 trict is not ready to move to an all-electronic curriculum anytime soon. 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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008 Grasshopper infestation waning, but big swarm could return in spring by Sarah Miley Valley Nursery in Erda off SR-36, said STAFF WRITER the grasshoppers did some damage to his inventory. A grasshopper infestation that has “They showed up a couple of months plagued the Tooele Valley appears to be ago — quite a few of them — and didn’t tapering off, though experts are warning seem to be doing any damage, then all the pests could be back in force next of the sudden they started feeding,” he year. said, adding they chewed foliage and In July, grasshoppers in concentra- stripped leaves off of some trees. “It was tions as high as 30 per square yard were kind of strange because they’d eat one reported in the eastern and northeastern plant and leave another alone right next parts of the valley. Since that time, how- to it.” ever, the infestation grew and spread to Bob Droubay, who grows alfalfa in include the western and southern sides Erda, said the grasshopers took a toll on of Tooele as well, according to Linden his fields as well. Greenhalgh, Utah State University “They’ve eaten everything they Tooele County Extension director and could and are diminishing now to the ag agent. point where they aren’t a problem,” he He said as grasshoppers near the end said. “Anything they touched they just of their life cycle, the infestation has devoured — mostly alfalfa.” slowed down. Although some grasshop- He said some bait he put out did pers overwinter, most just live for a sea- make a significant difference around his photography / Troy Boman son and die sometime after laying their gardens, but beyond that “they were still eggs. very ferocious.” Tooele Valley Nursery manager Lance Girton holds two limbs of a Shalimar Cedar tree Monday. One tree was devoured by grasshoppers while the “I’ve seen in the last couple of days But, he said, “The county agent has other was not. Grasshoppers leave the internal structure of plants intact giving the plant a good chance to recover. they look like they’re just about dead. vowed to work with us and get started They slow down,” Greenhalgh said. early next year.” assistance would be available for agri- state entomologist, visited with home- be worth his while to come,” he said, “They’re still alive, but start to turn dark Greenhalgh said the plan of action cultural producers would also likely be a owners in Erda who had concerns about adding there are only a couple of crop and don’t move as much. They’re on the now is to wait until early next spring to topic of discussion. the grasshoppers and had inquired as to dusters available in the area. downhill.” see if they can find the nymphs. “We just want to give people a heads what they could do. Greenhalgh added with spraying However, the grasshoppers deposited If it looks like the grasshoppers — or up on what we’d have to do to have an Greenhalgh said the state entomolo- comes liability issues — if a pet or a eggs in the soil, and if weather condi- crickets, which have also plagued the effective spray or control of them,” he gist told them there wasn’t any assis- child were to get sick. tions are conducive to hatching — a valley in years past — could become said. tance from the Utah Department of “You’ve got to be real careful when you dry, warm spring — the swarm could be a problem next year, Greenhalgh said By the time calls began coming in Agriculture since they were homeown- spray,” he said. “Then getting enough back larger than ever next year. it’s likely a meeting would be held in to Greenhalgh’s office this year, he said ers and not ag producers. landowners to do it and to pay for it. “It’s actually soil temperature that February or March, which would be it was too late to get a spray program “If we can find these [ag] landowners, It’s not as simple as just saying ‘They’re hatches them out. When the ground open to the public. The state entomolo- together in time before the grasshop- however, we can spray and maybe do there, we need to spray tomorrow.’ It just clears off, snow melts and dries a little gist, and perhaps the USU Extension pers matured. In order to be effective, some good,” he said. doesn’t happen like that. For now, we’ll bit then they’ll hatch out,” he said. “If entomologist, would give a presentation a large enough area has to be sprayed, He said there is a problem of avail- have to wait until early next spring and the weather goes cold again it could kill on grasshoppers and crickets, go over and the few crop dusters available are ability, though, with crop dusters. start sweeping — going out with a sweep them.” their life cycles, and other basic infor- typically busy. “You’ve got to find a crop duster to net, seeing if they’re there.” Wade Anderson, owner of Tooele mation and answer questions. What A few weeks ago, Greenhalgh and the come and get enough acreage for it to [email protected] Two Tooele County companies honored for workplace safety Share Your by Doug Radunich its annual meeting and awards look at this award as anoth- News with the STAFF WRITER luncheon Friday in Salt Lake er accolade to our company’s City. commitment to safety,” she Community Two Tooele County indus- EnergySolutions’ nuclear said. “We had received differ- trial operations were honored waste disposal facility at Clive ent awards in the past, but this by the Utah Safety Council at and Morton Salt’s manufactur- is the first time we received ing plant north of Grantsville the Award of Merit. Being rec- were two of 38 companies ognized by the Utah Safety statewide to receive the coun- Council for this was a great �� cil’s Award of Merit, which rec- way to show that our compa- �� ognizes companies that put a ny is committed to employee � high emphasis on employee safety.” safety. In addition to the Merit �� To be considered for the Award, Morton Salt was also Sarah Miley �� award, a company’s “incidence one of 11 companies to receive Community �� rate” must be lower than the the “Occupational Seat Belt News Editor national average for its indus- Award,” which was given to �� try, and the organization must all companies that achieved • awards �� demonstrate continuous safety a seat belt usage rate exceed- • school happenings �� performance improvement or ing 75 percent. Usage rates are • scouting news �� sustained levels of excellence. determined by evaluating the • recreational sports �� It also must have the essential impact of educational pro- • club news �� elements of a safety program in grams companies implement • charitable donations place for employees. to encourage employees to • social events �� “This was the fourth year in a use seat belts, and observation �� row that we received the Award surveys are then conducted to [email protected] �� of Merit from the Utah Safety determine actual usage. 435.882.0050 �� Council,” said Joyce Hogan, “We had a seat belt usage community relations manager rate of 95 percent, which means �� for EnergySolutions. “We were that on average 95 percent of �� judged on the excellence of our our employees were using seat �� safety program, safety record belts,” Ross said. “We also have �� and all-around employee an employee-driven safety Tooele �� involvement in safety.” program, where our employ- Christina Ross, western ees give training and education �� 205311A01 �� regional human resource on the importance of seat belt “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� manager for Morton Salt’s usage to each other. 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TUESDAY September 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Rose Springs teacher wins national prize for innovative teaching by Tim Gillie based on creativity, student their interest longer than tra- STAFF WRITER involvement and the use of ditional methods of teaching. technology. She will use her prize money A Rose Springs Elementary Robertson’s project is titled to buy laptops for her class- School fifth-grade teacher “Homework Jungle,” and room and a network server to has been honored as one of involves using her students host the Web site and the les- America’s most innovative to produce and post podcasts sons. educators by a nationwide to a student-created Web site. The class already has a Web program. The podcasts are two-min- site, www.homeworkjungle. Carol Robertson was recent- ute reviews of math, science com. The lessons will be post- ly awarded $7,000 by the ING and language arts lessons. ed to the site as they are devel- Unsung Heroes program, Students looking for a quick oped, Robertson said. which recognizes kindergarten review or parents looking to “We are excited to have through 12th grade teachers help their students under- innovative teachers like Mrs. for their innovative teaching stand concepts will be able to Robertson on our staff,” said methods, creative educational log on to the Web site and view Leon Jones, principal of Rose projects and ability to posi- the tutorials as well as listen to Springs Elementary. “The tively influence children. the podcasts. Web site they are creating will Roberston received a $2,000 “The lessons actually help benefit children and parents cash prizein July for her first- twice,” said Robertson. “The throughout the community.” place selection in the state students will learn while work- ING is a global Netherlands- ING Unsung Heroes pro- ing in groups producing the based financial institution that gram. She then went on to lessons, and then they will be offers banking, investments, win third place in the national available online for the par- life insurance and retirement program and was awarded ents, students and community services. an additional $5,000 during to use.” [email protected] a surprise assembly at Rose Robertson said she has Springs Elementary on Sept. found that when students are 18. The money awarded will allowed to use technology it newstips 882.0050 be used to fund an innovative motivates them and holds education project designed by photography / Maegan Burr Robertson — an idea that was Rose Springs Elementary teacher Carol Robertson teaches her fifth grade class on the new promethium board Tuesday. also the basis on which she Robertson has recently received $7,000 to help teach her students to make podcasts about homework assignments. competed. Robertson was selected honor. Robertson said appli- test, describing their potential will be measured. Judges at from a group of over 1,400 cants for the award fill out project — how it will involve ING then look at the appli- applicants nationwide for the a form that is like an essay students and how progress cations and make the awards Pankratz family prize pumpkin stolen by Emma Penrod “Kids walk through there on CORRESPONDENT their way to and from school,” Jason Thomas Diane said. “We’ve asked them Memorial It sounds like a kids mys- not to, but you know kids.” tery novel — “The Case of the Although they are disap- Disappearing Pumpkin” per- pointed by the heist, the Halloween haps — but in this story not all Pankratz family is holding out the clues add up. hope their pumpkin will still A pumpkin was stolen from be returned. HaVOC Pankratz Pumpkin Patch “That pumpkin is going to in Tooele last weekend with cost them more than we ever DEMOLITION DERBY Halloween right around the would have charged them for corner. it,” Diane said. “If they want SATURDAY OCTOBER 4th - 6pm Nothing was amiss when to bring it back, that would owner Vernon Pankratz be great. If they want to pay checked the pumpkin patch us for it, that would be double DESERT PEAK COMPLEX last Saturday, but on Monday great.” SPONSORED BY he discovered his largest photography / Maegan Burr pumpkin was missing, with a Diane Pankratz points to a spot in her families pumpkin patch where a 120 trail of destruction left where pound pumpkin had once been on Monday. The Pankratz family came back to Share your the thieves had either rolled or their patch only to find that the large pumpkin was gone. dragged the pumpkin out. opinion with over Pankratz said the pumpkin into one side. He estimates is a police report, but they have 27,000 readers. TRACKS weighed 120 pounds and was could sell for around $100. thought about asking the Write a letter to BREWERY about three feet in diameter. “It’s too bad the thieves felt police to patrol the area or the editor It could be seen from the road it was theirs for the taking,” buying some dogs to keep the TICKETS: Adults - $12 � Kids 12 and Under - $6 � 3 and Under - FREE and could easily be identified Diane said. neighborhood kids out of their TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT: DESERT PEAK COMPLEX by a six-inch-long gouge cut The Pankratz haven’t filed field. [email protected] P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 Reno Researchers use Arctic ice to study pollution levels

by Ed Vogel McConnell said. Pittsburgh then was ASSOCIATED PRESS The study he and fellow America’s dirtiest city. He said DRI researcher Ross Edwards the air over the Steel City was RENO, Nev. (AP) — Reno sci- completed was published so filled with coal emissions entist Joe McConnell was not last month by the National that street lights remained on particularly surprised when he Academy of Sciences. The for days at a time because the discovered high traces of pol- study was funded partial- sky was dark with the “black lution embedded in ice taken ly by the National Science fog.” in southern Greenland. Foundation. Nearly 70 people died in the After all, talk about green- In their conclusions, the Pittsburgh suburb of Donora house gases causing global researchers express concern in 1948 when industrial pol- warming and the hole in the about the effects that pollu- lutants from steel plants were ozone layer has been going on tion generated in China and trapped by an air inversion. for decades. India will have around the “London fog,” McConnell But McConnell noticed that world because of the “rapid added, originally wasn’t the the highest traces of pollution coal-driven growth of Asian term of a line of clothing but in the 115-meter-long sec- economies.” referred to the coal-polluted, tion of ice he examined were This industrialization may smoggy air over London that deposited around 1900, not pose a risk to the food chain as during air inversions killed in recent years or during the toxic heavy metals are carried hundreds of residents. peak of industrialization in through the atmosphere and The word “smog” was cre- Europe and North America in deposited in the polar regions, ated in London in 1905. Coal the 1960s and70s. the study contends. smoke from thousands of In fact, McConnell found “But cleaner burning coal chimneys combined with nat- that pollution levels in the technologies, or better yet, ural fog to form smog. early 1900s were two to five reduced reliance on coal burn- McConnell and Edwards times the levels of today. ing, may head off the potential collected their ice core sam- In particular, toxic levels of problems,” McConnell wrote. ples during a trip to Greenland heavy metal pollutants from Before taking his DRI job 10 in May 2004. burning coal — cadmium, years ago, McConnell worked One-inch by one-inch by 2- thallium and lead — were in the oil industry and in foot-long sections of ice were found in Greenland’s ice. China. He believes the world removed from the ice pack It didn’t take McConnell, the must end its dependence on and taken to the researchers’ lead researcher and director of fossil fuels and develop non- Reno laboratory, where they the Desert Research Institute’s polluting alternative energy were melted and analyzed. Ultra-Trace Chemistry sources. “We can accurately date Laboratory, long to figure out "The United States ought to ice,” McConnell said. “It is like why: One hundred years ago lead the charge toward renew- tree rings.” was the time when most fac- able energy,” he said. “There They analyzed ice dating to tories and homes in Europe is no doubt that coal is a dirty 1772. The effects of industrial- and the Eastern United States source of power.” ization started showing up in burned coal. Although scrubbers in coal- the 1860s and peaked about "Things are looking bet- fired power plants today cap- 1905. ter,” McConnell said of today’s ture a lot of particulate mate- The Greenland ice field is pollution emissions in North rial, McConnell said, they do two miles thick, and some of America and Europe. “The not catch all the heavy met- the ice was created 4,000 years Clean Air Act has made a big als he found in the Greenland ago, McConnell said. difference as has the demise ice. McConnell found a nifty use of Soviet industry in the Arctic. He now wants to study ice for ice he didn’t need to ana- A lot of people don’t believe core samples from Alaska or lyze: He held a party, melted humans can have had such a Russia to determine the effects the ice and served the water. large amount of impact. But of pollutants in the Pacific “Imagine the feeling of our data showed they have.” region. drinking water that was there Americans should not take In analyzing why pollution at the time Thomas Jefferson his results as a reason to forge was so great 100 years ago, wrote the Declaration of ahead with coal-fired power McConnell perused history Independence,” he said. plants and gas-guzzling cars, books. subscribe 882.0050 A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008

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OUR VIEW Conflicting narratives show need for local information A quick look at front-page headlines in the newspaper last week tells a tale of conflicting narratives. On Tuesday, we reported on three new businesses moving into downtown Tooele, giving another boost to the area’s revitalization efforts — even as Gold’s Gym, Big 5 Sporting Goods and Sears prepare to move in as well. The same issue included a story about growth in the education sector as Utah State University Tooele reported a 21 percent increase in fall enrollment. Then on Thursday an article focused on the imped- ing collapse of the national financial sector and a plummeting stock market, with advice from local financial advisors on how to weather the storm. It’s hard to reconcile these news items. On one hand, the national economic picture appears bleaker than it has in years, with several pundits likening our shaky financial system to one that collapsed during the Great Depression of the 1930s, and the Bush Administration proposing a $700 billion banking system bailout. On the other hand, new businesses continue to sprout up left and right in Tooele, home-building projects go ahead across the county, and our public schools and colleges continue to swell with new growth. So is it the best of times or the worst? The answer is likely neither. Our local economy can’t entirely LETTERS TO THE EDITOR defy the national downturn, but it does appear to have better fun- damentals behind it than many areas across the country. What’s perhaps most clear from these conflicting narratives is that our sit- Farewell for photo editor LETTER CONTEST LETTERS POLICY uation is unique, and to manage that situation — whether you are What a heartfelt farewell from Troy a business person, a home buyer, a government leader or a school Boman ( “After seven successful years, The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- administrator — you need to obtain good local information. it’s time to be moving on,” Sept. 18). It Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will ters to the editor from readers. Letters Likewise, as citizens, we need to make sure our local leaders are made me want to get the back issues of select the best letter of the month and must be no longer than 250 words, making decisions on our behalf based upon local information. the paper and revisit his photos. Best reprint it in the first Open Forum page civil in tone, written exclusively for the When government leaders want to borrow money for public works wishes. of the following month. The winning Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by projects, we have the right to ask what kind of local due diligence Adrienne Wall letter writer will receive a free one-year the writer’s name, address and phone they’ve done. Is there demand for such a project locally? Where are Stansbury Park subscription to the newspaper. The sub- number. Priority will be given to letters the local usage numbers to back up the idea? Does the project jive scription can be transferred or used to that refer to a recent article in the with what’s happening in the private sector, which after all is a bet- Stop the bullies renew a present subscription. newspaper. All letters may be subject ter leading indicator of markets and growth potential? I have never seen as many bullies as I to editing. It doesn’t make sense to let transportation planners map out our have seen here in Tooele. Why don’t par- future using data from the Wasatch Front, or for the EPA to issue ents teach their kids better? Why do they have. They gang up on him, rummage Letters written to thank an individual or air-quality warnings for Tooele Valley based upon particulate mat- continue to let the kids get away with it? through his things, hit him and spit on organization should be submitted for ter measurements from Logan, or for politicians in Washington to Don’t you care what they are doing to him, yet nothing ever gets done to stop it. “Notes of Appreciation” try to save our local housing market, which is down but far from other kids? My grandson is continually Parents, talk to your kids and stop them out. bullied. Police tell me to not let him go to from being bullies. I wish we could have Readers who are interested in writing a At a time when the national and local economies seem to be the skate park — and parents say noth- parents patrol the skate parks. I would longer guest op-ed column on a topic of telling conflicting narratives, there’s no substitute for good, local ing. Why should he stay away from the patrol. This needs to stop. Kids’ lives are general interest should contact Editor information. skate park? Why not tell the bullies to stay at stake. Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- away? These kids are mean. My grandson Judy Garbett mation at the top of this page. has a slight learning problem. He also Tooele has been through more than most adults E-mail: [email protected] GUEST OPINION Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Could mandatory voting be GUEST OPINIONS P.O. Box 390 solution to low turnouts? ortunately, we live in the Local dentists shirking responsibility to county most free and prosperous am a dental hygienist who recently many who will otherwise go without F country in the world. Ann Herron volunteered at the local health fair care. All of us should ask our local Unfortunately, Americans are GUEST COLUMNIST Ifor uninsured and under-insured Karen dentists why they are not volunteering mostly slackers. So let’s follow children (see “Health Fair addresses Christiansem their services. The county clinic’s hours in the steps of some other coun- problems faced by uninsured kids,” GUEST COLUMNIST could be flexible, offering evening and tries and make voting manda- Sept. 9). I have practiced for over 20 Saturday appointments, if that is the tory. that is by all accounts neck and years in Weber, Davis, and Box Elder only time local dentists can afford to Switzerland, Austria and neck, 8 percent could have a counties, as well as in Baton Rouge, La. volunteer their time. Belgium are just a few of the huge impact on who becomes Thus, I am well aware of the extent of dentists there even take patients to their One way or another, all members of countries that have some our next president. untreated dental disease that exists in private offices when they need treat- society pay for untreated dental disease. form of mandatory voting. In Voting is a duty, like paying all communities. ment that is beyond what can be pro- Homeless, uninsured and low-income Australia, voters are subject income taxes or being on a jury. Dental care, along with medi- vided at the clinic. patients end up being treated at hospi- to a fine of about $15 if they It is how we gauge the “will of cal care, is very expensive. It is now Tooele now has a new county-funded tal emergency rooms, they miss out on don’t vote — and that amount the people.” proven that untreated dental disease dental clinic. We, the local taxpayers, are employment opportunities because of increases each time you don’t If everyone had to vote, then is communicable and also can spread now paying a Salt Lake-area dentist to health complications, and their children vote. Consequently, voter turn- we could focus more on the bacteria throughout the body, causing work there two days a week, and there is miss school because of toothaches or out in Australia is about 95 issues and not on just on pan- serious medical problems. Recently presently a backlog of approximately 50 even more expensive and serious relat- percent. In other countries, like dering to each party’s favorite in Massachusetts, a 12-year old child people awaiting treatment at this new ed medical issues. Greece, it can be difficult to points. Everyone would care died when an untreated decayed and clinic. Yet Tooele County has over 30 It is currently being stressed in qualify for public sector employ- more about the issues, and real abscessed tooth became septic. dentists listed in the local phone direc- national political campaigns that vol- ment if you haven’t voted. problems could get solved. Salt Lake City has had a donated tory, so obviously county residents are unteerism is necessary to keep taxes In the United States, however, Utah has the lowest voter dental clinic for the homeless and low- having their dental care done locally low and government a manageable size. voter turnout hasn’t risen above turnout in the nation — behind income residents for many years. This and thus supporting local dentists. Tooele County’s local dentists need to 65 percent for a presidential even Washington, D.C., accord- clinic operates full time and is staffed by But our local dentists aren’t support- take that message to heart. election even once since 1948. ing to the U.S. Census Bureau. dentists and hygienists who volunteer ing the clinic. How can we complain about Our 36.7 percent average turn- their time. I currently volunteer there If all of our local dentists would vol- Karen Christiansen is a volunteer Dental our government when we aren’t out is pretty pathetic, given along with Dr. Jay DeLaMare, a retired unteer a few hours a month our county Hygienist that lives in Tooele. even willing to go vote for a can- that the national average is 47.8 Tooele dentist. Some of the volunteer dental clinic could meet the needs of didate? percent. Even if you don’t feel Even if we don’t make voting like your Utah vote matters in a mandatory, we could institute national election, surely you can other public changes to boost see how it matters on a local and voter turnout. In one study, state level. Joint Chiefs have botched the Iraq War done by the American Political Even if only Utah made vot- Science Review, a letter was sent ing mandatory, we would see a n his classic book on the Vietnam War, and its strain on the military, as out to voters. The letters said big increase in public interest War, “Dereliction of Duty,” soon as possible. that information on who voted in taxes, education and govern- I H.R. McMaster excoriates the President Bush had his own revela- and who didn’t in a particular ment spending. Joint Chiefs of Staff for acceding to tory moment when in a meeting with community would be tracked Of course, making voting President Lyndon Johnson’s flawed military experts, retired Gen. Jack and announced in a future let- mandatory would probably war plan and his dishonest salesman- Keane told him, “We don’t have a plan ter. Of course you wouldn’t know require a vote. Let’s hope we can ship of it. McMaster dubs them “the to defeat the insurgency.” When Bush who voted for what, just who get enough of a turnout. five silent men.” set about getting one — the surge voted and who didn’t. Among In his latest insider account of — he had to do an end run around those that got the letters, voter Ann Herron is a journalist and the Bush administration, “The War the chiefs. turnout increased by 8 percent. former associate professor at Within,” Bob Woodward provides a He fired Rumsfeld, and replaced That basically proves you can Utah State University who lives window into the cluelessness of the Gens. Pace and Abizaid. He kicked guilt people into doing their in Tooele. She can be reached at chiefs and their seeming disinter- Gen. Casey upstairs to Army chief of civic duty. [email protected]. est in victory that will fascinate and staff in a foolhardy face-saving ges- In a current presidential race appall students of civil-military rela- When President Bush told Gen. ture. Casey had been pulled from the tions for decades to come. Casey in a trip to Baghdad in June field in defeat, and a new strategy was In 2006, it had become obvious to 2006 that “we have to win,” Casey implemented that — should it suc- almost everyone that we were failing replied, “But to win, we have to draw ceed — would expose the folly of his in Iraq, with the exception of top U.S. down.” It remained his dogged man- own. generals. The general in command tra as Baghdad collapsed all around “Never ascribe to malice, that on the ground, George Casey, and him. which can be explained by incompe- his immediate superior, the head of Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfeld tence,” Napoleon supposedly said. In A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper U.S. Central Command John Abizaid, had created an environment that this war, the chiefs have often made were focused on U.S. troop with- valued convenient fictions over hard that seem a false choice. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus drawals the way Mr. Dick in “David truths, and the chiefs hoped to mud- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Copperfield” is focused on King dle through with the Casey strategy so Rich Lowry is editor of the National Charles’ head. they could rid themselves of the Iraq Review. A5

TUESDAY September 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW Boys and girls never appear more similar than during high school oys and girls, men grow into their ears, and the ger enjoy taking their wives and women, male and girls no longer have to worry to chick flicks, and wives stop female. No matter how Courtnee about being taller and stronger laughing at their husbands’ B Cartwright you put it, we will always be dif- than the boys. Boys find a love bad jokes. Men begin to under- ferent. As young children, the CORRESPONDENT of showing off and girls learn stand how long it truly takes differences started to become how to play dumb — both just for a woman to get ready to go obvious when the “cootie” epi- to spend a little bit of extra time out, and women realize that demic rolled around. Boys were with each other. men really don’t care that their silly and girls were icky. denly become interesting and In high school, boys and girls clothes are all over the floor. Then the hormones kicked funny, no matter how terrible temporarily ignore their differ- Try as we might, the differ- in. The boys were suddenly their jokes actually are, and girls ences and become inseparable, ences between boys and girls funny and the girls were look- suddenly aren’t so silly, despite which can lead to years of will always remain. Still, in high ing better everyday. By high spontaneous emotional break- oblivious infatuation — though school, sometimes it’s nice to school, girls have discovered downs. perhaps not with any one per- be blinded, even if only for a fashion, chick flicks and roman- There are physical changes son — and ultimately marriage. short while. tic dinners, while boys love too — few of which are lost Then the differences reap- flamethrowers, action movies on high school students of the pear with a vengeance. Courtnee Cartwright is a senior subscribe 882.0050 and video games. Boys sud- opposite sex. The boys finally Suddenly, husbands no lon- at Grantsville High School.

Cases don’t understand what abuse is, especially if it has been hap- continued from page A1 pening for as long as they can remember. lately that have been printed in “They think it must be OK, the newspaper.” unless someone tells them Jensen said child or teen it’s not,” Spindler said. “Kids victims see these stories and need to be educated between realize what’s been happen- what’s OK and what’s not OK. ing to them is similar to what They need to know what to has happened to others, which do if something is happen- ignites communication with ing to them. They need to tell parents or other trusted indi- someone because we want the viduals. abuse to stop.” “They see that someone can Reporting abuse help them,” Jensen said. Hogan feels like many vic- Many of the recent high-pro- tims don’t report incidents of file cases Jensen refers to have abuse even if they realize it’s occurred in situations where wrong because many are with- perpetrators were in a position in familial situations, where the of public trust: abuser may be a sibling, a par- Theme: “Artistry of Gems” Former East Elementary ent or a step-parent. He said third-grade teacher the 2007 inception of Jessica’s Christopher Burton, 27, pled Law in Utah, which boosts the guilty on Aug. 21, 2007, to eight mandatory minimum penalty counts of aggravated sex abuse for those who sexually abuse of a child after fondling stu- children to 25 years to life in �� dents during class time. He prison, has had the unintended was sentenced to eight to 30 consequence of putting pres- years in prison. sure on victims as well. �� Curtis Crittenden, 34, the “Even with your less egre- Silent former head of the Tooele gious child sex abuse cases, County 4-H program, also pled the same penalty applies as �� guilty in August 2007 to fon- for cases on the more extreme dling four boys — ages 12 to 14 side of the spectrum,” Hogan — who attended a sleepover at said. “We’ve raised the stakes his home. He was sentenced to so high that people may be � six to 30 years in prison in late less likely to report because September of the same year. the [abuser], who they may be Spreading awareness dependent on, may be lost out Auction Tooele County witness/vic- of their life.” tim advocate Holly Johnson Others may want to see an said more children coming for- abuser prosecuted, but are ward to tell stories of sexual scared about having their abuse has shone a spotlight on own identify revealed, Hogan the problem. added. “Children have been learn- “Kudos to those who do ing more and more that it’s OK report,” Hogan said. “Those to talk about abuse and it’s OK who report may prevent others Dealers to tell,” Johnson said. from being victimized.” Child sexual abuse cases are Hogan said his office’s goal the most common type of cases is to be very sensitive to the that Johnson deals with. victims in these types of cases, �� “My statistics are continually but also to aggressively pursue rising,” Johnson said. perpetrators. �� Fighting against child sexual “We have a duty to not only abuse is almost as difficult as the victim, but to the commu- �� defining the reasons behind nity as a whole,” Hogan said. Grab Bags the problem. “I hate when these cases come �� The State Office of Education up because the whole commu- approved a child abuse aware- nity feels like they get a black ness program developed by eye, but how do we stop them �� Prevent Child Abuse Utah if we don’t go after them?” for use in Utah schools a few Johnson said in order to �� years ago. The program, called help victims feel comfortable Prevention Dimensions, is pre- coming forward with their sto- sented to kids in kindergarten ries, the community must not Snack Bar through third grade once a year attach a stigma to victims of for a five-week period. such crimes. “We talk about what is appro- “Victims are afraid of how priate versus what is inap- they will be perceived by soci- propriate,” said Julie Spindler, ety,” Johnson said. “We have a prevention coordinator for to keep striving to make our Valley Mental Health, which community an open place. We administers the program in the need to have a nonjudgmental Tooele County School District. place. We do that by making it Wheel of “We talk about not keeping OK to talk about it. We need secrets. We talk about who you to hold offenders accountable. can trust if something is hap- We need to surround victims pening to you or someone you with support and understand- are close to.” ing.” Spindler said many children [email protected] Fortune Teachers can then give an Textbook access code to students who continued from page A1 can log-in to a Web site to read the textbook online. School District Superintendent The same thing works for Terry Linares. teachers. Online editions of “The minimum amount of teacher’s textbooks are avail- �� books we will ever purchase is a able for teachers to access at classroom set plus ten extras,” home while working on lesson Roberts said. Occasionally, plans. �� with the loss of books or “In the future, students may Displays growth in student enrollment, be able to download their new books are needed before textbooks onto iPods or other an update is issued. personal digital devices and “In that case, we have sourc- carry it with them anywhere,” FREE ADMISSION es for used books that are less Roberts said. “But not every- expensive that buying new one has an iPod. We won’t be ones,” Roberts said. able to do away with books Electronic media is also until every student has access beginning to play a larger role to a laptop or some kind of SEPTEMBE R 26, 27,& 28 2008 in classrooms. electronic reader for text- “Quite often a vendor will books. I don’t think that will provide one e-book access for happen in the near future.” Tooele City Recreational Complex • 400 West 400 North, Tooele, Utah every hard copy of a text we order,” Roberts said. [email protected] A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008 When did people first arrive in North America? by Jeff Barnard The idea that coprolites con- ASSOCIATED PRESS tain valuable information is not new, but extracting DNA from PAISLEY, Oregon (AP) — For them is. When the findings were some 85 years, homesteaders, pot published this year in the jour- hunters and archaeologists have nal Science, they plopped Jenkins been digging at Paisley Caves, and his colleagues in the middle a string of shallow depressions of one of the hottest debates in washed out of an ancient lava North American archaeology: Just flow by the waves of a lake that when did people first come here, comes and goes with the chang- and how did they get here? ing climate. For many years the prevailing Until now, they have found view was that the Clovis people nothing conclusive — arrow- walked from Siberia across a land heads, baskets, animal bones and bridge exposed by the Ice Age to sandals made by people who lived Alaska and spread south through thousands of years ago on the an ice-free corridor down the shores of what was then a 40- center of the continent exposed mile-long lake, but is now a sage 10,000 years ago by warming tem- brush desert on the northern edge peratures. of the Great Basin. The Paisley coprolites indicate But a few years ago, University people had found another way, of Oregon archaeologist Dennis perhaps crossing the land bridge Jenkins and his students started but then walking down the coast, digging where no one had dug or even crossing the ocean by boat, before. What the team discovered the way people went from New in an alcove used as a latrine and Guinea to Australia thousands of trash dump has elevated the caves years earlier. The findings kill the to the site of the oldest radio- suggestion some of the earliest carbon dated human remains in Americans came from Europe. North America. And they almost didn’t get to Coprolites — ancient feces tell their story. — were found to contain human Bill Cannon calls himself a DNA linked directly to modern- “used archaeological site sales- day Native Americans with Asian man,” but is really the U.S. Bureau roots and radiocarbon dated to of Land Management’s Lakeview 14,300 years ago. That’s 1,000 years District archaeologist. Cannon before the oldest stone points of knew University of Oregon AP photo / Jeff Barnard the Clovis culture, which for much archaeologist Luther Cressman University of Oregon archaeologist Dennis Jenkins poses July 23 in the cave outside Paisley, Ore., where excavations unearthed a coprolite — fossilized feces of the 20th century was believed had dug here in the 1930s, along — that contained human DNA and was radiocarbon dated to 14,300 years ago, 1,000 years before the Clovis culture once thought to be the first people in North to represent the first people in with numerous looters. America. North America. Cannon can show you the rusty nail Cressman drove into the wall decorated with the antlers of mule Cooper and Jenkins arranged idea that people were in North of Cave No. 2 as his data point, deer he has shot in the high des- for Eske Willerslev, then a Danish America before Clovis, the evi- Frank from which the locations of arti- ert east of the Cascade Range. postdoctoral fellow working for dence remains skimpy and con- facts are measured, as well as His arm carries a tattoo from an Cooper at Oxford, to deliver a fusing, with no coherent thread OHLMAN recent illicit excavations. outlaw motorcycle club from Las paper on his work with ancient like a common way of flaking M Attorney at Law Cressman found evidence — a Vegas, where he grew up and went DNA before the Northwest obsidian into spear points, he dart point, basketry, sandals and to college. Anthropological Conference. They said. animal bones — that people were Jenkins has never found one of also wanted Willerslev to pick up He would like to see dates FREE here before Clovis and they hunt- the distinctively shaped, fluted, some samples from Paisley Caves. further confirmed by another Consultation ed large animals. But he could stone spear points that mark the In 2003, Willerslev extracted radiocarbon dating because if it for make no strong conclusions, and Clovis culture, named for a site from Siberian permafrost DNA is accurate, the find offers impor- he saved no coprolites. near Clovis, New Mexico, uncov- of mammoths, bison and moss- tant evidence that early people Wills & Cannon could see there was a ered in 1929. But in three digs at es that proved to be 300,000 to traveled down the coast as they Trusts lot that hadn’t been dug, and fig- Paisley — 2002, 2003 and 2007 400,000 years old. More recent- spread through the continent, ured Jenkins was the guy to do it. — Jenkins has gathered 700 cop- ly, he teased out DNA from silt- and then moved east, and did not Jenkins is a senior research asso- rolites, perhaps a third of them crusted ice cores from Greenland need the ice-free corridor. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele ciate at the University of Oregon human. that showed forests, beetles and Jenkins figures the caves have Museum of Natural and Cultural The coprolites contain pol- butterflies had lived 800,000 years much more to tell. An obsidian History, and head of its Northern len, seeds, chipmunk bones, ago where a glacier stands today. flake and a duck bone have been 882-4800 Great Basin Archaeological Field sage grouse feathers, trout scales, Willerslev took home 14 copro- dated to 16,000 years ago. And www.schmutzmohlman.com School. His office in a Quonset things that ancient people would lites, but was not very interested. he can’t wait to dig beneath some hut on the campus in Eugene is have been eating, but Jenkins “To identify if humans were boulders that apparently fell from couldn’t be sure they weren’t coy- using caves as a toilet, I didn’t see the roofs of the caves between ote. He had estimated their age that as important,” he said. 7,000 and 9,000 years ago, guard- at 1,000 years before Clovis from For years, they sat in a freezer at ing whatever lies below from loot- dating bone and obsidian flakes Oxford. Willerslev took them with ers and other archaeologists. found nearby. him when he took a professor- When Jenkins returns, prob- A Good Education Unlike bone, obsidian cannot ship in biology at the University of ably next spring, the diggers will be radiocarbon dated. But the Copenhagen, and in 2006 turned be dressed like technicians in a time since a flake was broken off them over to a graduate student silicon chip plant with face masks, can be estimated from how far who needed a project. She found latex gloves and bunny suits to moisture has penetrated, leav- DNA from two of the five Native reduce the chances of contamina- ing a visible band. The distance American genetic groups. Both tion, making it possible to analyze depends on temperature, so to have links to Asia. the DNA with greater resolution. IS PRICELESS refine the measurements, archae- Radiocarbon dating — at two The coprolites could reveal how ological consultant Tom Origer different labs — showed three many individuals lived in the Charter schools are and his team from Santa Rosa, were more than 14,000 years old. caves at any one time, how many California, tracked the under- “It is the oldest evidence were men and how many women, publicly funded by the ground temperatures for a year. of human presence” in North how closely they were related, and At $600 a shot, Jenkins still America, said Willerslev, now even what time of year they were didn’t want to get any of the cop- director of the Center for Ancient there. state without tuition. rolites radiocarbon dated until he Genetics at the Copenhagen “It raises the hair on the back knew they were human. school. of my neck to think what they Then in the fall of 2003, he Vance Haynes, professor emer- destroyed and had no clue,” received an unexpected e-mail itus of geoarchaeology at the Jenkins said of those who dug from Alan Cooper of Oxford University of Arizona, has spent before him. “In the process of University, who was looking for his career studying the Clovis digging this to get artifacts, they sites to test with techniques he people. throw out coprolites that had so was developing to extract ancient While there is a growing body much information in them.” DNA from soils. of evidence and acceptance of the Study: ATV size guidelines inadequate by Jeffrey McMurray the machine. able for children as young as 6 ASSOCIATED PRESS While the study doesn’t ques- with adult supervision. tion the need for age standards, ATV safety has been a con- LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — it concludes sometimes even cern since the release of a study Someone old enough to ride an adult-sized frame should be by the Consumer Product Safety an all-terrain vehicle may still combined with a child-sized Commission that determined at not be big enough to control motor, or the reverse. least 555 people — more than it: a discrepancy researchers at “That’s a very awkward situ- 100 of them children — died in the University of Kentucky say ation,” said Andrew Bernard, a all-terrain vehicle accidents in undermines safety and increases trauma surgeon at the university 2006. the chances of deadly crashes. who led the study. “The kid feels In a statement responding Initial experiments from the naturally like he fits the bigger to the UK study, the Specialty study found that the national one, but the engine feels way Vehicle Institute of America said standards linking a rider’s age to overpowered.” 90 percent of all accidents to chil- the size of an ATV’s engine often Although someone must be the dren happened when they were overlook whether the driver is legal driving age of 16 to operate trying to drive the adult units. too tall — or too short — to ade- an ATV with an adult engine, lim- The organization said it also quately brake, steer or accelerate ited-throttle versions are avail- has accredited a new “transition- al” model for riders aged 14 and 15, which would allow manufac- turers to market more appropriate sized vehicles to correspond with the recommended engines. Bernard’s study involved 17 children ranging in age from 6 to 15. The research underscored Public Presentation the industry’s conclusions that adult ATVs are unsuitable for children under any conditions. Seven of the eight test subjects Tuesday Oct. 14 younger than 11 even fit in the adult vehicle. However, Bernard said being pm too tall for a vehicle can be 7:30 • Stansbury Park almost as dangerous as being too short. “Their knees were bent up Clubhouse very high like they were sitting down on the floor,” he said. “They couldn’t turn. They looked and they felt like they were a little www.excelsior-academy.org bit top-heavy.” OBITUARY A7

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Ida A. Durfee band, her children, her grand- daughter Janiel Durfee. Earl Patrick Davenport Davenport, Kevin (Jennifer) children, family and friends. Services were held Davenport and his nine grand- She always greeted them with Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1 p.m. at children. He was preced- On Sept. 11, 2008 at the such warmth and a hug. the Grantsville Third Ward, 428 Earl Patrick Davenport passed ed in death by his son, Leslie age of 81, Ida A. Durfee left Ida is survived by her hus- S. Hale St. A viewing was held away peacefully in his home Davenport. this earth. She was born to L. band Lowell Durfee, daughters prior to the services, 11 a.m. to Sept. 12, 2008. He is survived by A private family memorial will Mozart and Nora G. Anderson Gwen (David) Murray and Lola 12:45 p.m. his wife, Linda Kay Davenport, be held. He loved and was loved. in 1927. She married Lowell (John) Stout. Also by her broth- A special thanks to the folks his children, Terry (Ted) Elliott, The family. Durfee on Sept. 10, 1947 and ers; Chuck and Kay (Patsy), sis- at Grantsville Senior Citizens David (Jody) Davenport, Brent she hung on to be with him for ters Gaye (Earlen) and Sharon. who always treated Ida like their 61st anniversary. Lowell In-laws Cyril Durfee and Chloe royalty, to Harmony Hospice has been a dedicated husband Boyer, grandchildren Brian, who allowed Ida to die with newstips 882.0050 who took care of Ida until her Ryan, Devin, Candace, Kamille, dignity, and to Grantsville very last breath on this earth. Austin and Adrienne, many Third Ward for their services Ida loved her callings in The great-grandchildren, cousins, and luncheon. To the many Church of Jesus Christ of Latter nieces and nephews. She was friends and family members Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, Day Saints especially her call- preceded in death by beloved who completed acts of love ing to serve in the Salt Lake son Philip Alan Durfee, grand- and kindness along the way, and How Much Do They Cost? Temple. Ida loved her hus- son Dennis Smith, and grand- we thank you. Consumer’s Guide Compares 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands Raymond Lial “Ray” moved his family to St. John, ers alike. Get this book to learn: where he built their dream home Ray is survived by his son, What is the best brand for you? Russell by hand. They moved to Tooele Leland “Dee” Russell of Tooele, How much do hearing aids after the birth of their grandson, grandson Raymond “Wade” cost? Raymond “Wade” Russell. Russell of Tooele, great-grand- Raymond Lial “Ray” Russell Ray retired from Dugway daughter Andaya Russell, many What should you expect from was born July 18, 1923 in St. Proving Grounds after 30 years of nieces and nephews, and a spe- new hearing aids? John, to William L. and Emily service. Ray and Dawna fulfilled cial niece Shauna Griffeth of Learn how to save 50% off Russell. On Sept. 21, 2008, Ray their dream of visiting every state Grantsville. MSRP on digital hearing aids. was reunited with the love of his in the continental United States. Viewing will be Thursday, For a FREE copy, call Offered to the public by life, his high school sweetheart After Dawna’s passing on Dec. 1, Sept. 25 at Tate Mortuary from 1-800-957-6270 Dawna Jean Johnson of Ophir. 1997, Ray became an avid golfer 6-8 p.m. Services will be held Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message After Ray and Dawna mar- and spent many hours doing Friday, Sept. 26, at 11 a.m. at the UT License #368167-4601 ried on Sept. 14, 1943, they were temple work at the Salt Lake City Skyline Ward Building, 1100 E. inseparable. Ray and Dawna LDS temple. Throughout his life, Skyline Dr. Family viewing will started their life together in Ray always did the one thing be prior to the service from 9:45- Ophir, where their son Leland he really enjoyed: shootin’ the 10:45 a.m. Interment Tooele City Zrii Health and Wellness Product “Dee” Russell was born. Ray breeze with friends and strang- cemetery. endorsed by the Chopra Center For Health and Wellness Presentation & Business Opportunity NOTES OF APPRECIATION Tooele Senior Center

Pitt family Oquirrh Hills staff’s help, we Tooele and see that our golf off the course. The tribute that September 24, 2008 were able to have a golf scram- course is in such great hands. was given to her would bring a 7:00 – 9:00 pm ble with 53 participants. Mom Tooele City should be proud to tear to anyone who knows her We would like to thank Chris, was extremely thrilled to see her have such capable people rep- and we, her children appreciate Guest Presenter: Nick and the entire Oquirrh friends, young and old, come resenting our golf course and this so much. Hills golf staff for the extraor- out to help her celebrate such the city. The Pitt and Griffith fami- Thurl Bailey dinary effort they put forth to a great occasion. This would Norma, as you know (if you lies would like to extend our make our mother’s 80th birth- not have been possible with- are a golfer) has been an icon gratitude to all who helped us Open to the Public day golf bash a great success. out such a fantastic golf profes- with women’s golf and junior celebrate and especially to our On Sept. 12, 2008, we held sional, Chris Scott and his staff golf at Tooele for more than 50 PGA professional Chris Scott a celebration for our moth- taking charge. years. She has influenced many and staff. Sincerely Lonnie Pitt For information call Shauna Edgeman at er Norma Pitt and with the We are proud to be from with her class and grace on and and Carla Griffith. 435-882-6422 or 435-830-0100

The Jefferies family subscribe 882.0050 songs; Lee Williams for dedicating the grave; the light • luster • splendor • prosperity Navy for Taps and flag; and the Ninth Ward Relief The family of William (Bill Ray) Jefferies would Society for their delicious luncheon. Also to the like to express their sincere appreciation for all the Dead Dog for hosting Bill’s celebration of life for his kind words, flowers, cards, donations, food, phone many friends, especially his two loyal friends Mike calls and prayers at this sad time. and Willard — friends to the end. A special thank you to Tate Mortuary and For anyone we failed to mention, please accept President Kenny Nelson for conducting Bill’s beau- our apology and thank you. tiful service; Junie Gay Anderson for her wonderful Sincerely, the Wm. Jefferies family. Dr. Alan Young, Au.D.

Schaffer family the kind words, flowers, cards, luncheon served by the funeral food, and prayers. committee. Josie Gallegos, Josie We’d like to thank Rev. Ken Garcia, Ella Anglada, and Teresa The family of Gloria Griego Vialpando for the beautiful ser- Vargas, May God bless you all. Schaffer would like to express vice he gave at St. Marguerites Shaffer, Murphy, Griego, Greer our sincere appreciation for all Catholic Church and for the and Vialpando.

Borgogno family We would especially like to thank Bishop Ronald Holmes, the Stockton Relief Society for the food. The O.C. (Reds) for their luncheon. The family of Gasper (Butch) Borgogno would A special thank you to Christie Morton and Alela like to express their sincere appreciation for all the Worthey. Bob Borgogno, Jen Borgogno O’Callaghan, kind words, cards, support and prayers. John Borgogno and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Borgogno. Special session on DEATH NOTICE budget shortfall Mark Phillip Wendt Mark Phillip Wendt, age 20, by Brock Vergakis natorial staff will meet to come passed away Monday, Sept. 22. ASSOCIATED PRESS up with new revenue esti- Funeral services are pending. mates for this fiscal year. Once A full obituary will appear in SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the Legislature’s primary bud- the next edition of the Tooele State lawmakers will meet in get-writing committee adopts Transcript-Bulletin. a special session this week to those figures next Wednesday, address an estimated $200 mil- smaller committees will delve lion budget shortfall caused into what specific cuts they have waited until they met Dr. Young is accepting new patients at the office of by a sluggish economy. want to make. in January to make adjust- Legislative leaders say they Lawmakers said they don’t ments to the state budget Dr. Peter Ventura, M.D. for Diagnostic Audiology want to cut 2 percent to 3 expect any cuts to education when there’s a shortfall. They and Hearing Aid fitting. percent from the $11.3 billion funding. said they wanted to cut back state budget, which is the larg- The Legislature had antici- spending as soon as possible Dr. Young has been helping people in his field for over est in state history. pated a $776 million surplus this time. State agencies began pre- for the fiscal year that began “This is just a proactive way 15 years at the offices of Hearing Zone, Dr. Jon Richard Aoki, M.D. paring ways to cut their bud- in July. But that same month to be fiscally responsible,” gets earlier this summer by projections from the Utah Roskelley said. and Foothill Family Clinics in Salt Lake City. as much as 5 percent when State Tax Commission pointed State statistics show Utah it became clear that budget to a $112 million shortfall — a has been hit hard by a down- He received his Masters Degree at the University of Utah and forecasts were going to be off. number that’s grown to $200 turn in the construction indus- This is the first time Huntsman million. try that’s had ripple effects his Doctorate at Arizona School of Health Sciences. has had to worry about a bud- “Just a few months ago we throughout the economy. get shortfall since taking office appropriated over 700 million House budget chairman Ron in 2005 as the state economy new dollars into the system. Bigelow, R-West Valley City, Hear Better. Live Better. outperformed the rest of the What we’re saying is, we’re said while Utah’s economy country and brought in record stealing that back,” said Sen. has outperformed the nation surpluses. Sheldon Killpack, R-Syracuse. in recent years, the downturn Call Now to Schedule Your The state still has a surplus Lawmakers had prepared for wasn’t unexpected. compared to last year’s bud- an economic downturn before “The state goes through Appointment with Dr. Young. get, it just isn’t as large. they adjourned in March, cycles. So the fact we are in “It’s something we’re being spending $100 million less this current portion of (a) very proactive about. The than they could have. They’ve cycle is not a surprise,” he budget isn’t in an emergency also socked away another $100 said. “We’ve been preparing situation,” said Huntsman’s million in the state’s rainy day for several years because we spokeswoman, Lisa Roskelley. fund over the past two years. knew it would come. The only 435-833-9600 “ However, the rainy day fund question was when.” Senate President John isn’t expected to be used to ENT Surgical Associates Valentine said lawmakers make up the shortfall because hope to agree to a revised bud- it can’t be counted on to fund 1244 N. Main Street, Suite 200 get next Friday. programs in the future. subscribe 882.0050 First, legislative and guber- In the past, lawmakers Tooele, Utah 84074 FELD ENTERTAINMENT Job No.: BL0803136 Engagement City: SALT LAKE CITY, UT Ad Size: 3.75” x 10” Media: TRADE AD B/W Section: ENTERTAINMENT Insertion Date(s):

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008

REEL TALK Even an evil Samuel L. Jackson can’t save ‘Lakeview Terrace’ from flaming out am beginning to think that on. He doesn’t seem to trust attacked in her home and Abel Samuel L. Jackson will take them and when he catches them takes the credit for saving her the bait of any script that’s watching Chris and Lisa go for I MissyMiss Thompson life. Just as Chris is about to for- shoved in his face. He’s a won- a dip in their pool, he has even give Abel for the trauma he’s put derful actor, which is evident by STAFF WRITER more motivation to force them them through, Chris realizes that his excellent performances in out of their new home. At first, just because Abel is a cop doesn’t “Pulp Fiction,” “Unbreakable” Abel seems nice enough, but it’s mean he and his wife are safe. and “Jackie Brown.” But he become angry with him. not long before Chris and Lisa “Lakeview Terrace” tries to be sometimes chooses some In “Lakeview Terrace,” Chris learn it’s a fake niceness. a psychological thriller, but fails bad movies: “Jumper,” (Patrick Wilson) and Lisa (Kerry During a housewarming party, miserably. The performances are “Freedomland” and “Snakes Washington) Mattson have just Abel invites himself over and actually pretty good. The prob- on a Plane.” His newest film, moved to the Los Angeles area butts into everyone’s conversa- lem with this movie stems from “Lakeview Terrace,” falls under in the dead heat of summer. tion, making his opinions about a poorly constructed plot. The the latter category. Their new next-door-neighbor, interracial marriage known. writing isn’t any better either. I wanted “Lakeview Terrace” Abel Turner (Jackson) happens What is interesting is that all the But, at least it’s better than “The to be good. Jackson is probably to be an L.A. police officer. Abel couples there seem to be of dif- Wicker Man.” one of very few actors who can takes it upon himself to patrol ferent races. This is the last straw [email protected] play a bad guy and after the the Lakeview Terrace area every for Chris and Lisa, who now credits roll, you can still like him night and welcome the new believe they need to fight back in as an actor — maybe not the couple to the neighborhood. order to keep their dream home. character though. Jackson plays However, when he learns that his Meanwhile, a massive wildfire FLICK AT A GLANCE a jerk in this movie and no mat- new neighbors are an interracial rages behind the Lakeview ter how nasty and mean he may couple, Abel wants them out. Terrace homes, making its way Grade: C- get, you can’t help but think that Abel is a widower with two toward Chris and Lisa’s home. Rated: PG-13 it’s the one and only Samuel L. children, Celia (Regine Nehy) As the tension increases Time: 110 minutes Jackson. He happens to be an and Marcus (Jaishon Fisher), between the neighbors, so does Now playing excellent actor, when he picks who he keeps a very close eye the fire. It isn’t long before Lisa is

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NOTICE OF PROPOSED Retailers TAX INCREASE continued from page A1 into Salt Lake for their needs, (North Tooele County Fire District) but the reason sales haven’t increased majorly is because people are spending less when they shop,” he said. North Tooele County Fire District is proposing Steve Widerburg, store supervisor for Home Depot to increase its property tax revenue. in Tooele, said he’s confident about sales in the months ahead after a strong summer • If the proposed budget is approved, this would season. “We ended up at 99 percent be an increase of 201.30% above the North for our projected sales plan, which is what the Home Depot Tooele County Fire District property tax corporation expected our sales to be for the summer,” he said. budgeted revenue for the prior year. “Sales at Tooele’s Home Depot came out above the national company trend, which was at about 92 or 93 percent. We • North Tooele County Fire District tax on a weren’t killing like we were for the first few years we were $166,000 residence would increase from $27.85 open, but at 99 percent I’d say we still did pretty well. I to $73.04, which is $45.19 per year. think it’s because we’re living in a unique market, where our economy is slightly above the • North Tooele County Fire District tax on a national average.” Like Hargis, Widerburg said a strong local labor market is $166,000 business would increase from $50.63 photography / Maegan Burr also helping business. to $132.80, which is $82.17 per year. “I think that because we’re Tooele Home Depot associate Herbie Hatje moves shelving around to make way one of the bigger retailers in for electric fireplaces Tuesday morning. the area and gas prices are still high, more people are look- “We do a lot of work on mines nomic slowdown. North Tooele County Fire District property tax ing to get away from the Salt in the Mountain West region, “When the economy starts Lake commute and get a job in and some of the things we’re tanking, the government likes revenue from new growth and other sources will Tooele,” Widerburg said. still working on are big capital to spend more money on Officials from several indus- projects for mines that were municipal jobs, and because increase from $266,276 to $802,285 trial operations in the county planned two or three years most of our business is munic- as also optimistic about local ago. We have also been doing ipal business, it works out well prospects. a lot of test plants and try- for us,” he said. “We have actu- Utah Fabrication control- ing to get oil out of shale in ally been busy working over- All concerned citizens are invited to a public ler Kerstin Topham said she Canada. Locally we have been time from the demand, so we expects to double her steel fab- doing a lot of work on the new haven’t been affected much hearing on the tax increase. rication business in the Utah Allegheny Technologies plant at all by the slowdown. Our Industrial Depot in the next six going in.” location is also ideal for our PUBLIC HEARING months. Craig Anderson, general geographic region, because we pm “We are growing like crazy manager for Syracuse Castings are centrally located for the 11 Date/Time: Thurs., October 2, 2008 6:30 here, and we can’t keep in Tooele, said his company Western states we serve.” up with all the work or find has actually seen more work [email protected] Location: Stansbury Park Fire Station enough employees,” she said. come in from the national eco- 179 Country Club, Stansbury Park, UT To obtain more information regarding the tax increase, citizens may contact North Tooele County Fire District at 435-882-6730. Get to know Tooele County Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on September 18, 23, 25, & 30, 2008. Subscribe to the 882.0050 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 7:19 a.m. 7:23 p.m. Thursday 7:20 a.m. 7:21 p.m. Friday 7:21 a.m. 7:19 p.m. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Saturday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. Sunday 7:23 a.m. 7:16 p.m. Monday 7:24 a.m. 7:14 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:25 a.m. 7:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 2:02 a.m. 5:03 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 3:15 a.m. 5:33 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 4:27 a.m. 5:58 p.m. Saturday 5:36 a.m. 6:22 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 6:42 a.m. 6:44 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 22. Sunny much of the Monday 7:48 a.m. 7:07 p.m. Plenty of sunshine Sunny Plenty of sun Abundant sunshine Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 8:54 a.m. 7:32 p.m. time and warm High/Low past week 83/47 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 77/50 80 54 81 54 80 52 80 52 79 50 78 50 76 50 Average temp past week 67.3 Normal average temp past week 63.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 29 Oct 7 Oct 14 Oct 21 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and 83 81 83 81 82 78 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Wednesday’s highs. 64

59 57 57 60 UTAH WEATHER 55 47 55 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 78/39 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 81/52 Knolls Clive Lake Point 82/43 83/53 83/54 83/56 12.90 14.00 Ogden Stansbury Park 81/55 Erda 84/56 Vernal Grantsville 82/55 Pine Canyon 1.04 Salt Lake City 79/43 84/56 72/49 0.14 0.36 0.41 Tooele 82/56 Bauer 80/54 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 80/53 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 80/54 80/44 82/48 Stockton Pollen Index Price 80/53 80/48 High Nephi Rush Valley 81/48 79/52 Ophir Moderate 72/48 Low Delta Manti Absent 88/50 81/47 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 88/51 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 81/52 83/49 Moab 80/45 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 87/51 Beaver 87/52 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 83/47 Ibapah 78/50 24-hour 82/44 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.06 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 82/47 80/49 at Grantsville 1.30 none 94/64 Kanab 85/53 Eureka 77/48 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.56

BLAST FROM THE PAST County’s own Vernon named for murdered cattleman here are at least 14 Vernon had his back the crime, fled to Rush Valley Several years passed murder. states in America as turned to Weepup, busily — then known as Johnson’s before the alleged killer was The area where Vernon was well as three other preparing the evening meal. Settlement — after hearing apprehended and charged fatally wounded was later T Natalie Tripp countries that have a town or Parret was a few hundred the shot and seeing his part- with having killed Vernon. named as a memorial to him. a city named Vernon within STAFF WRITER yards away, watching over ner fall. There he reported However, between the time Not long after his release, their borders. But only one some cattle but still within the crime to authorities. of the killing and Weepup’s Weepup was reported to City of Vernon was named sight of the camp. A posse of Rush Valley capture, a peace treaty was have accidentally shot and after a victim of a fatal shoot- belonging to rancher Bill Weepup picked up men who rode to the scene signed granting amnesty to killed himself while cleaning ing. That Vernon rests peace- Coates when Tabby Weepup, Vernon’s gun, which was were unable to locate any American Indians for any his gun — an act of poetic fully within Tooele County. a local Goshute with whom loaded, and after cocking the trace of the alleged assailant. crimes committed prior to justice in the eyes of many In early fall of 1857, Joseph both men were acquainted, firearm aimed it at Vernon Vernon’s body was brought the validation of the treaty. Tooele County residents of Vernon and Bill Parret were casually walked into the and pulled the trigger. back with them and was bur- The treaty meant Weepup the time. herding a number of cattle herders’ camp. Parret, the only witness to ied at Johnson’s Settlement. was never tried for Vernon’s [email protected] FDA confident in defense of plastic linked with health risks by Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar from proof that the chemical breast, prostate and reproduc- exposure. Several211169A01 states are considering are safe, but Canada’s govern- and Lindsey Tanner caused the health problems. tive system problems and some “We shouldn’t wait until fur- restricting BPA use, some manu-4.25"ment has proposed banning the ASSOCIATED PRESS Two Dartmouth College ana- cancers. ther studies are done in order to facturers have begun promot- sale of baby bottles with BPA as a lysts of medical research said it Researchers from Britain and act in protecting humans,” said ing BPA-free baby bottles, and precaution. WASHINGTON (AP) — With raises questions but provides no the University of Iowa examined Soto, who has called for more some stores are phasing out baby The FDA advisory panel is scientists at odds about the risks answers about whether the ubiq- a U.S. government health survey restrictions in the past. products containing the chemi- expected to make its recom- of a chemical found in plastic uitous chemical is harmful. of 1,455 American adults who An earlier lab experiment with cal. The European Union has mendations to the FDA late next baby bottles, metal cans and FDA officials said they are not gave urine samples in 2003-04 human fat tissue found that BPA said BPA-containing products month. other food packaging, the govern- dismissing such findings. “We and reported whether they had can interfere with a hormone ment on Tuesday gave consum- recognize the need to resolve the any of several common diseases. involved in protecting against ers some tips on how to reduce concerning questions that have Participants were divided into diabetes, heart disease and obe- their exposure to BPA even as it been raised,” said Tarantino, four groups based on BPA urine sity. That study appeared online said the substance is safe. acknowledging that more amounts; more than 90 per- last month in Environmental small step no. 34 A Food and Drug research is needed. But the FDA cent had detectable BPA in their Health Perspectives, a monthly Administration advisory com- is also arguing that the studies urine. journal published by the National mittee met as a major study with rats and mice it relied on A total of 79 had heart attacks, Institutes of Health. linked bisphenol A to possible for its assessment are more thor- chest pain or other types of car- One of the FDA’s outside risks of heart disease and diabe- ough than some of the human diovascular disease and 136 had advisers was skeptical of the FETCH THIS tes. The scientific debate could research that has raised doubts. diabetes. There were more than JAMA study. “For diabetes, I real- drag on for years. The agency has asked an out- twice as many people with heart ly don’t see it,” said Dr. Garret “Right now, our tentative con- side scientific panel for a sec- disease or diabetes in the highest FitzGerald of the University of PAPER YOURSELF 3.5" clusion is that it’s safe, so we’re ond opinion on BPA’s safety, and BPA group than in the lowest BPA Pennsylvania. not recommending any change the medical journal article was group. The study showed no con- Toxicology experts from in habits,” said Laura Tarantino, released to coincide with the nection between BPA and other another government agency head of the FDA’s office of food advisers’ hearing. The FDA has ailments, including cancer. have studied BPA and recent- additive safety. But she acknowl- the power to ban or limit use No one in the study had BPA ly completed their own report. TAKE A SMALL STEP TO GET HEALTHY edged, “there are a number of of BPA in food containers and urine amounts showing higher They found no strong evidence things people can do to lower medical devices. than recommended exposure of health hazards from BPA, but www.smallstep.gov their exposure.” Past animal studies have sug- levels, said co-author Dr. David unlike the FDA, said there was For example, consumers can gested reproductive and hor- Melzer, a University of Exeter “some concern” about possible avoid plastic containers imprint- mone-related problems from researcher. effects on the brain in fetuses, ed with the recycling number BPA. The JAMA study is the Drs. Lisa Schwartz and Steven infants and children. ‘7,’ as many of those contain largest to examine possible BPA Woloshin of the Dartmouth BPA. Or, Tarantino said, they can effects in people and the first Institute for Health Policy and avoid warming food in such con- suggesting a direct link to heart Clinical Practice said the study tainers, as heat helps to release disease, said scientists Frederick presents no clear information the chemical. vom Saal and John Peterson about what might have caused More than 90 percent of Myers, both longtime critics of participants’ heart disease and Americans have traces of BPA the chemical. diabetes. NOTE TO PUB: DO NOT PRINT INFO BELOW, FOR ID ONLY. NO ALTERING OF AD COUNCIL PSAs. Healthy Lifestyles and Disease Prevention- Newspaper - (4 1/4 x 3 1/2) B&W - HLDYR1-N-12037-N “Fetch this Paper” 85 line screen in their bodies, but the FDA says Still, they said more rigorous “Measuring who has disease digital files at Schawk: (212) 689-8585 Ref#: 211169 the levels of exposure are too studies are needed to confirm and high BPA levels at a single low to pose a health risk, even the results. point in time cannot tell you for infants and children. Other Vom Saal is a biological sci- which comes first,” Schwartz scientists, however, say BPA has ences professor at University of said. been shown to affect the human Missouri who has served as an The study authors acknowl- body even at very low levels. expert witness and consultant on edge that it’s impossible to rule And Tuesday a study released BPA litigation. Myers is chief sci- out that people who already by the Journal of the American entist at Environmental Health have heart disease or diabetes Medical Association suggested a Sciences, a Charlottesville, Va., are somehow more vulnerable new concern about BPA. Using nonprofit group. They wrote to having BPA show up in their a health survey of nearly 1,500 an editorial accompanying the urine. adults, the study found that those JAMA study. The American Chemistry exposed to higher amounts of BPA is used in hardened Council, an industry trade group, BPA were more likely to report plastics and in a wide range of said the study is flawed, has sub- having heart disease and dia- consumer goods, including the stantial limitations and proves betes. Because of the possible lining of metal cans, eyeglass nothing. public health implications, the lenses and compact discs. Many But Dr. Ana Soto of Tufts results “deserve scientific follow- scientists believe it can act like University said the study rais- up,” its authors said. the hormone estrogen, and ani- es enough concerns to warrant The study is preliminary, far mal studies have linked it with government action to limit BPA A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP WHS VOLLEYBALL BYU Hall of Fame Former Gransville High School athlete Amy Christiansen Palmer was inducted into the BYU Athletic Hall of Fame Friday night in Provo. Wildcats Palmer was an All-American athlete at BYU as well as an Olympian. She won 10 Utah state titles in high school. At BYU take second Palmer won the Western Athletic Conference shot put three times, placed eighth and fifth in the NCAA shot put, won the USA at their own Junior shot put, placed 11th in the World Junior shot put, placed sixth in the shot put at USA Outdoors and was ranked No. 6 in the U.S. tournament in shot put by Track & Field News. She placed second in the NCAA by Abby Palmer hammer throw, second in the USA STAFF WRITER Outdoors hammer throw, third in In their annual home volleyball tournament the the Commonwealth Games ham- photography / Maegan Burr mer throw and was ranked first Wendover Wildcats placed second, losing to Christian nationally and fourth internation- Daytona Prototype class winner Michael Shank Racing No. 6 speeds through rain and debris on the Attitude Turn Saturday at Miller Heritage. This year was the first time in 18 years the ally in the hammer throw by Track Motorsports Park. The race car, with three drivers taking turns at the wheel, finished first in six hours and 45 minutes in the 1000 kilometer Wildcats have received a trophy in their own tourna- & Field News. Palmer also set the race. ment. American record in the hammer Wendover played Dugway in the semifinals, com- throw and placed second at the ing away with the win of 21-13, 16-21 and 15-6. Goodwill Games. In 2000, she Wendover went on to beat Manilla in the quarterfi- placed second at the Olympic nals, 21-14, 12-21 and 17-15. trials in Sacramento and went on Ford Riley holds on to win 1000 K race “We had a very tough, hard fought game,” Wendover to compete in the Olympic Games by Doug Radunich Matos, James and Pew had achieved an teammates during such a hard and coach Kate Henderson said. “The girls fought hard to in Sydney, Australia, where she average speed of 90.555 mph through- grueling series to win. win this match.” placed eighth. She later carried STAFF WRITER out their long run on the course. “The car was strong going into the Henderson’s key players against Malina were Allison the Olympic torch, was named Raphael Matos, Ian James and The race, which was on Miller race, and we tried to hit our marks Supanich, Jennie Bateman and Lupe Bermejo. the Tooele County Citizen of the Year in 2000 and 2001 and again John Pew teamed up to race their Motorsports Park’s 4.486-mile circuit, and be a little more conservative with Supanich had two key blocks, Henderson said. competed in the Olympic Trials in No. 6 Michael Shank Racing Ford saw 16 lead changes among 14 drivers the car to make sure nothing broke,” Bermejo had a service recieve point that earned us 2004. A story about Palmer’s ath- Riley car to a first-place finish in the and 10 cars, and nine of the 10 lead- Matos said. “The last pit stop was a key point and Bateman had six service points in letic accomplishments is planned 2008 SunRichGourmet.com 1000 on lap finishers led the race. Matos led what allowed us to take over and get game three. for Thursday’s Tooele Transcript- Saturday at Miller Motorsports Park. the final 28 laps of the race, eventu- into first position. I have to thank “These girls fought hard,” she said. Bulletin. It was one of the biggest events of the ally leading to a 29.398-second margin Michael Shank, John Pew, Ian James, The final game of the tournament was between season at the Tooele County track. of victory over the No. 10 SunTrust and everyone that supported this pro- Christian Heritage and Wendover. This game was THS Wall of Fame The men completed the 137 laps Racing Pontiac Dallara driven by Max gram this year. It’s been an amazing right after the Wendover vs. Manila game, so the The Tooele High School Wall of of the race in 6:47:12.546, which gave Anglelli and Michael Valiante. time for us.” Wendover girls were very tired, Henderson said. Fame committee is seeking appli- them their third first-place Daytona Matos, who also won the GT class Pew was also grateful for the hard “Unfortunately Christian Heritage beat us 11-21 cants for consideration for the Prototype victory in three races at in the season-opening Rolex 24 At work of both his team and the racing and 10-21,” she said. “Christian Heritage out-passed 2008-09 induction. Induction cer- MMP. There was a seven-hour time Daytona in January, was quite pleased and outplayed the Lady Cats.” emonies will take place at the limit on the nearly all-day race, and to have had a strong car and reliable SEE RACE PAGE A12 ➤ Although the Wildcats lost, Supanich came away homecoming game on Oct. 10 with a couple of kills and blocks, Henderson said. when Tooele hosts region foe Bateman also had a couple of kills and saves. Payson. Applicants must be THS “I could not be more proud of both of the Wendover graduates who excelled in athlet- teams,” she said. “We have a great team this year and ics while a student at THS and I expect more great things from this group of young who may have continued their Bruins strike early to down Buffs success in athletics beyond high ladies.” school. Anyone interested may by Mark Watson sion and Tooele could not catch up Wendover continues region play this week with nominate a former athlete. The SPORTS EDITOR THS FOOTBALL as Mountain View added two more matches against West Desert tonight and Wendover nomination must include a neatly touchdowns in the third quarter to Thursday night, both of them will be played at 6 p.m. typed letter, listing the applicant’s Trailing 14-7 after the first quar- roll to a 42-21 victory. athletic accomplishments while in ter, Tooele surrended important field each time for their third and fourth “Mountain View was more physical ➤ high school. It must also include position in the second quarter on a scores. than we antcipated and we couldn’t SEE TOURNEY PAGE A11 the year the applicant graduated fumble and a punt return to make The two short touchdowns bur- adjust,” said Tooele head coach Ray from THS. A good photograph of the Bruins need to drive only 35 yards ied the Buffaloes 28-7 at intermis- Groth. “We showed up with com- the applicant is also necessary. placency I thought. The kids figured Newspaper articles, letters of rec- that since they had beaten Orem they ommendation and any other items could just show up and win against that may assist in giving the com- Mountain View. The players were mittee information about the appli- overwhelmed at the start of the game cant should be included. Phone and in a league this strong you really numbers to contact the nominat- have to be tough mentally to coming person must be included so pete.” the committee can contact some- The coach said the Bruins were one after the selection has been similar to West as far a physical play, a made. The committee also needs team Tooele defeated on Aug. 29. to know if the nominated person would be available to attend the Mountain View’s Anthony Hemuli homecoming game if selected. broke free on a long run during the The deadline for accepting nomi- first series of the game to put the nation will be Friday, Sept. 26. Bruins up 7-0. Mountain View then Send or deliver the application to drove 40 yards in two plays on its Tooele High School, c/o athletic next possession thanks to a 36 yard director Richard Valdez, 301 W. halfback pass to make it 14-0 only six Vine, Tooele, UT 84074. Contact minutes into the game. Principal Bill Gochis or Valdez if Tooele battled back with an 80-yard there are any questions about a drive to slice the lead to 14-7 with 3:30 nomination. Call Gochis at 833- left in the first quarter. 1978 or Mr. Valdez at 830-3094 Jordan Clemente picked up 12 Golf for Ivy yards on a run to the Tooele 33, and then Chris Iorg lobbed a short pass to A four-man scramble golf tourna- Jordon Biorge who broke several tack- ment is being held at Oquirrh Hills les and punished defenders on his way Golf Course to help the family of to the Mountain View 31. Clemente 3-month old Ivy Waters, who has and Biorge posted three more posi- photography / Abby Palmer cystic fibrosis, to raise money for medical expenses. The tourna- photography / Troy Boman tive runs and then quarterback Chris Wendover’s Allison Supanich sets the ball during a match Iorg lofted a 16-yard touchdown pass ment is being held on Sept. 28 Tooele’s Jordan Clemente makes a cut through the Mountain View defense in the first half in the Wendover Tournament on Saturday. Wendover ended at 9 a.m. shotgun start. Entry fee of the game on Friday in Orem. Clemente caught the lone touchdown in the Buffs loss to up placing second, making it their first trophy in the 18 SEE DOWN PAGE A11 ➤ will be the green and cart fees the Bruins 42-7. years of the tournament. plus $13. Hole sponsors are still available for $50 a hole. Items are also needed for donation and auction prizes. Lunch will also be held at the Elks immediately Strong second half not enough for Grantsville comeback after the tournament for $8. To sign up for the tournament or for by Jake Gordon “I think our team came out with any questions call the friendly STAFF WRITER GHS FOOTBALL a lot tougher mentality in the sec- staff at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course ond half,” said coach Tony Cloward. 882-4220. Trudging through a dismal first “We focused more on the run and Punt, Pass, Kick half, Grantsville came out after half- Cougars 7-0. had some good plays.” time and really put their nose to Grantsville’s defense created a The Cougars took to the ground Boys and girls ages 8-15 are the grindstone and used its power golden opportunity on Union’s sec- and moved the ball 51-yards on invited to participate in the NFL running game against Union. Even ond drive as Kort Fonger recovered three running plays for a score Punt Pass and Kick competition on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at the though they played better in the a fumble, giving the Grantsville that was capped off by a halfback Grantsville High School football second half, the Cowboys still fell offense the ball on the Union 9-yard counter by Connary for his second field from 3-6 p.m. Winners will to the Cougars 37-21. line. However the Cowboys did not touchdown of the day and a 23-0 advance to sectionals and then Austin Gumucio had a big game take advantage as an interception Cougar lead. winners go to a Denver Broncos on the ground with 105 yards rush- by Trujillo in the end zone ended Midway through the third the game. For more information ing and a touchdown while Alex any Grantsville scoring chance. Cowboys started showing signs of about this competition call Nicole Childs hauled in four receptions, In a half where the Grantsville life after a costly Union fumble, Cloward at 241-0410. gaining 44 yards in the losing defense was one the field for the Cowboy got the ball and were effort. almost 16 minutes, they did their Dugway baseball determined to punch it in the end Union took the opening kick- best to keep the Cougars out of the zone this time. The Mustangs continued to off and started with an impres- end zone. photography / Mike Anderson It only took two plays as Forrest pile on the wins in 1A baseball sive 12-play, 78-yard scoring drive. Early in the second quarter, Grantsville’s Riley Boman slides past one tackler and looks to collide with Stephenson ran a sweep until he Monday with a 10-0 victory over Grantsville stuffed the Cougars on Union got the ball deep in their ter- Union’s Weston Crozier on Friday in Roosevelt. The Cowboys fought hard in the crossed the goal line 23 yards later Intermountain Christian in five their first two plays but then Union ritory. A 12-yard catch by Rich Fauci second half but came up short against the Cougars 37-21. to cut the Union lead to 23-7. innings. Dakota Woolett picked quarterback Gauge Smith hit Zach and an 11-yard run by Richard kept Union used the interception up the win on the mound for the Trujillo for a 11-yard gain, followed the drive alive, then two big plays show a lot of heart. With just over a field goal on their ensuing drive twice in the second half to keep Mustangs allowing six hits in the by 17-yard run by Weston Crozier pushed the ball into the end zone. seven minutes remaining in the to leave the Cowboys down 17-0 the Grantsville offense at bay but shortened a game because of to move down the field. Tyler Nelson caught a big pass second quarter, Union got the ball heading into halftime. the 10-run mercy rule. Dugway, the Cowboys gave the Cougars a meanwhile, collected nine hits in Then the speedy Kaden Richard from Smith for 20 yards and then on the Grantsville 38, only needing Opening the second half, little of their own medicine. the game with Jeremiah Kolb and stole the drive with runs of 19 and Chase Connary took a halfback a handful of yards for the score. Grantsville used more of their As Union quarterback Smith Woolett pounding out doubles. 11 yards to get deep into Cowboy draw straight up the gut for 25- The Cowboy defense saw the power running game led by dropped back and saw that he had Dugway plays a doubleheader at territory. From the 9-yard line yards and across the goal-line for a Union offense get down to their Gumucio as he gained 20 yards on pressure coming, he quickly threw Green River on Friday. Richard grabbed a small screen 14-0 Union lead. 2-yard line but was stopped right the opening drive but after a failed the ball away. The good thing for the pass from Smith and did the rest Even with the amount of time on there and got the ball back. fourth-down pass, Union got the on his own to strike first for the the field the Cowboy defense did Union did manage to tack on ball right back. SEE G-VILLE PAGE A11 ➤ A11

TUESDAY September 23, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Grantsville’s depth creating many troubles for foes

by Mark Watson GHS TENNIS big challenge for the Cowboys with victory over Noelle Fukui and Nichol SPORTS EDITOR Mandy Cummings dropping her Cornwall. match to Valerie Anderson 2-6, 2-6 Grantsville’s junior varsity players Grantsville’s depth in tennis is strong in the doubles positions this at first singles and sophomore Emma were impressive with a 5-0 victory showing through this season with a year, but Whitney Hill and Lindsey Gallup losing 1-6, 4-6 to Krissy Nichols over the Bears in pro sets. varsity team that is extremely com- Sullivan had a battle on their hands at second singles. Lindsey Dalton Sullivan downed Darcie petitive each time out and a junior against Ogden. Hill and Sullivan continued her hot play with a 6-3, 7- Christensen 8-1, Neumann defeat- varsity squad that sweeps nearly maintained their composure in a 5 triumph over Shelae Corstock. ed Celeste Hancock 8-1 and Hall every match. tight match and won 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 Fillmore and Hill found them- cruised past Kathryn Christensen 8- On Thursday, Grantsville’s varsity (7-5) over Nicole Amjewierder and selves in a three-set battle at first 1. In doubles action Rachel Clark and had little trouble with Ogden winning Laura Greenleigh. doubles and could not prevail. After Chelsee Dalton won 8-4 while Reed the match 4-1 and then won all four At second doubles Grantsville’s dropping the first set 2-6, they came and Courtnee Cloward were victori- junior varsity matches. Breanne Bevan and Caitlyn Weber on strong in the second set to win ous 8-0. In the most difficult position of did not give up a game in a 6-0, 6-0 6-3. The Grantsville duo dropped a Grantsville will host region foe Ben first singles, Grantsville’s Mandy victory over Ogden’s Meredith Tribe tight third set 4-6. Lomond today with a trip to Logan Cummings lost 2-6, 1-6 to Ogden’s and Heather Halverson. Bevan and Webber continued their on Thursday. Olivia Newman. Grantsville powered In junior varsity action against photography/ Maegan Burr strong play this season with a 6-3, 6-3 [email protected] its way to two easy victories at sec- the Tigers, Autumn Neumann of Grantsville’s Melissa Filmore returns the ball during a doubles match against ond and third singles with Melissa Grantsville defeated Kaitlyn East 6-0, Bear River last Tuesday. Fillmore and doubles partner Whitney Hill had a hard- Fillmore blasting Tessa Welsh 6-0, 6-1 Presley Hall downed Emily Sheffield fought match against the Bears and lost 2-6, 6-3, 4-6. and Lindsey Dalton cruising by Liz 6-2 and Lora Reed defeated Larissa Pet of the Week Hansen 6-0, 6-2. Johnson 6-3. difficult time with the Bear River The Bears edged Grantsville 3-2. The Cowboys have been extremely On Tuesday, Grantsville had a more Bears in five tight varsity matches. First and second singles were a

“Our team has continued to grow and mature Thursday at 6 p.m. Tourney throughout the season,” he said. “I do believe Tooele volleyball continued from page A10 when we are playing well we are the best team Tooele’s season hasn’t started looking up yet. in our region.” The Buffaloes lost at Orem 13-25, 10-25 and 17- Dugway volleyball Andrus said he has a few players who are 25 Thursday night. Beside being in the Wendover tournament shining for him. Tooele coach Laura Andrews said her team this weekend the Mustnags played two matches Sophomore Lindsey Kimler is one of the best couldn’t put any sort of offense together. last week, winning both of them. setters in 1A, Andrus said. “We played very sluggish,” she said. “We On Sept. 16, Dugway beat West Desert, 19-25, “Kimler is solid for us day-in and day-out,” had a hard time putting any type of offense 25-18, 25-14 and 25-16. Then Sept. 18 they beat he said. together.” Tabiona — who they had lost to previously in Andrus also gives credit to Breanna Nichols, The most prominant player for the Buffs was the season — 25-23, 25-19 and 25-15. Kylee Morse and Shelsea Wall. Lexi Isbell who led with two stuff blocks and two The Mustangs overall region standing “Wall is my opposite,” he said. “She is the kills, Andrews said. for ﬁnding all sits at 2-2, with losses against Tabiona and core of our team, and she is having an all-state Mariah Hess and Katelym Mortensen also our pets a good Intermountain Christian. season for us. She leads on the court by both helped the team with two kills each, she said. If the season continues to go well for them her actions and her words.” Alyssa Martell led assists with five. home. and they continue to play as a team Dugway Dugway continues region play this week with The Buffaloes play today at Mountain View coach Brett Andrus sees them having a success- matches at home against Tintic tonight, and at 6:30 p.m. ful season. then they travel to play county rival Wendover [email protected]

ers really have to raise the bar at quarterback. for 82 yards while Clemente Down another level and be stronger “Chris (Iorg) is just a great kid. rushed seven times for 70 yards. mentally,” Groth said. He’s doing a good job for us this Tooele travels to Springville Information continued from page A10 The veteran mentor was season after only having played on Friday to play against the For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure pleased that his team rallied last year as a backup quarter- Devils’ spread offense. “Four of Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires to Clemete in stride to give the from the early 14-0 deficit to back on the junior varsity,” Groth our opponents so far use the Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Buffaloes their only touchdown slice the lead to 14-7. said. spread offense so we’re a little Tooele City and possible shelter fee. of the night. “We wanted to throw the ball Mountain View’s final two better at defending that type of Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to “Depth is a real issue for us more, but we had no pass block- touchdowns came on a 42-yard offense,” Groth said. hold animals for 3 days and our program. I’ve coached ing,” he said. run by Hemuli and a 32-yard run The Buffaloes are now 3-2 on Grantsville Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. 3A, 4A and 5A and jumping from Later in the game, Milo by T.J. Mounga. the season and 1-1 in Region 7. 3A to 4A is a big jump. The play- Leakehe came on to replace Iorg Tooele’s Biorgi rushed 10 times [email protected] Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. newstips 882.0050 Tooele Veterinary Clinic 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 G-ville had an interception and a fumble the season with their first Region deep in their territory.” 11 battle when they travel to Logan continued from page A10 The final score stayed the same Friday at 7 p.m. as the Cowboys now fall to 1-4 on [email protected] Cowboys is that instead of throwing it away, Smith threw the ball into the waiting arms of Ky Fonger �� who raced down the field for a 67- �� WE DESIGN & PRINT yard touchdown. After a successful �� 2-point conversion Grantsville cut the lead to 23-15. �� The defensive score got the �� Cowboy players and fans thinking �� comeback but Union had other ideas. With just over six minutes left �� in the final quarter Union’s Smith �� hit Fauci in stride on a slant and Fauci did the rest on the 40-yard �� touchdown pass to realistically put the game out of reach at 30-15. �� Wedding Union added another touch- �� down late in the fourth then �� Grantsville rallied for touchdown �� of their own with under a minute to play. Gumucio ran a 1-yard TD �� straight up the gut to make the �� As wedding bells near stop by and look through our books of wedding announcements score 37-21. Announcements “We got to the red-zone plenty of or have our graphic designers design one to suit your style. Our press will take care of the rest. �� times but we didn’t capitalize when �� we got there,” said Cloward. “We �� ONE STOP SHOP �� • announcements �� wedding/graduation �� • napkins �� • business cards �� • letter heads �� • envelopes �� • magnets �� • copies (b&w/color) �� • laminate �� • mounting �� • comb binding �� 435.882.0050 �� 58 N. Main • Tooele PRINTING �� GRAPHIC DESIGN �� COUPON *8.5x11, single side, white • books 24# bond �� paper only. No • catalogs exceptions. �� Expires 10-31-08. • brochures �� Some restric- �� ¢tions apply. • newsletters �� • posters �� color �� • photography �� copies �� • advertising �� 49 58 N. Main • Tooele • 882.0050 • copy writing �� A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008 Koni winner surges ahead with 8 minutes left in race by Mark Watson “It was necessary (to win). The SPORTS EDITOR team needed it,” Auberlen said. “Turner is like a fish out of water A fourth-place finish may not when they don't get to the top spot earn you a spot on the podium, in victory lane, and we needed to be but a fourth-place finish Sunday at there a few times this year.” Miller Motorsports Park allowed Joe Alhadeff was extremely pleased Foster and Scott Maxwell to jump with his car and driving partner. to the top of the standings in the “It's pretty cool, winning this KONI Challenge Series with the final race two straight years. Turner race of the series set for Virginia Motorsports made an awesome International Raceway on Oct. 4-5. car once again,” Aldaheff said. “ We Bill Auberlen dived underneath went straight to the front at the start Kris Wilson in turn one on Lap and never looked back from there. 40 of the 44-lap Grand-Am KONI It was a lot of fun. Bill made a great Challenge Series race with 8 min- pass at the end of the race, and I utes remaining in the 2.5 hour race couldn't ask for anything else from and held on to give himself, co-driv- a teammate. It’s great to drive with er Matthew Alhadeff and the Turner this guy and this team. We’re loving Motorsport its second straight it, man.” Grand Sport (GS) victory at Miller Eric Curran and Jamie Holtom Motorsports Park and the team's teamed to win the Street Tuner (ST) first victory of 2008. class race which was on the track Auberlen bunched up behind at the same time as the GS class to Wilson during the second and make for a packed field of 62 cars on final caution period — brought out Miller’s 4.5 mile outer course. when Steve Kent and the No. 138 “It was a good day,” said Curran. stopped on course after losing a “Just like last year here, Georgian Bay wheel — then on the restart went Motorsports put together an awe- right then left and past Wilson, who some Chevy Cobalt SS. I couldn't be led the race in two different cars for happier. Jamie Holtom, my team- 15 laps. photography / Maegan Burr mate, is leading the championship. From there, Auberlen pulled Larry Miller Racing’s No. 112 Mustang races into the straight-away Sunday during the Koni Challenge race. The car was driven by Dan McKeever, of Grantsville, and He’s done a great job. It’s been a away, and was benefited even more James Burke, a driving instructor at MMP. tough three years trying to get to when Wilson and Charles Espenlaub this point. We still haven’t won it, — battling for second — made Automatic Racing BMW M3 fell to C-MAX/Unitech Racing Porsche 997 ered flag flew. Alhadeff are now 10th and 11th but we’re in real good shape.” heavy contact. Espenlaub's No. 91 the wayside, while Wilson's No. 26 soldiered on slowly until the check- With the victory, Auberlen and respectively in the driver standings. [email protected] Dempsey says track exhausting and fun by Missy Thompson series “Grey’s Anatomy.” Unlike last year where Dempsey a penalty on lap 63 when they pit- STAFF WRITER In his third year as a driver with drove in three races, he only had ted out of sequence, which cost the Hyper Sport team, Dempsey the one endurance race on his radar them 15 seconds. Last year Patrick Dempsey was excited to be back on the long this year. However, the Hyper Sport During the 6 hour, 45 minute made his debut in the Grand-Am and winding track at MMP on racing team — and Dempsey — race, the three drivers took turns Sports Car Series Rolex GT at Miller Friday and Saturday. didn’t have a great race. behind the wheel trying to build Motorsports Park. “This is a very long track so it’s During lap 9, Dempsey pitted on their 92.654 point standing from Making the jump from the exhausting to run around here, with slight body damage to the No. Friday’s practice race. The Hyper KONI GS series up to the premiere but it’s a fun track,” Dempsey said 40 Hyper Sport Mazda RX 8. On lap Sport racing team finished 26th Rolex Sports Car Series at the before his stint as the first-leg driver 15, he pitted again for an 11-minute overall and 14th in the GT class SunRichGourtmet.com 1000, was of the Rolex GT Series on Saturday. pit stop and then penalized 10 sec- after Saturday’s race. like going from a resident to head “This third year is a little bit better onds for an improper fire bottle. Dempsey arrived at MMP late of neurology at the fictional Seattle than last year. I’m continuing to His teammates — Joe Foster and on Thursday after shooting for Grace Hospital in the television improve and it’s a fun facility.” Charles Espenlaub — also suffered “Grey’s Anatomy” earlier in the day. photography / Maegan Burr Actor and race car driver Patrick Dempsey greets fans before the Rolex series SunRichGourmet.com 1000 race. Dempsey has raced at Miller Motorsports Park the past three years.

With a hectic shooting and racing hold name since the success of schedule, Dempsey raced in nine of “Grey’s Anatomy” took off, he’s also the 13 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car had roles in other films such as Series this year. Balancing acting “Enchanted” and “Made of Honor.” with racing and his family life does However, he says racing is his real get difficult. love. “The older [the children] get “I really love it and I have a lot more difficulty there is,” Dempsey more friends here,” he said. “I just said. “It’s tough to get everything feel more comfortable on the track balanced out and get your head and acting is a different sensation.” back into racing and get your head Hours after completing the near- back into other stuff, that’s the real ly seven-hour race, Dempsey was challenge.” out of his fire suit and helmet and He’s been fortunate though to dressed in a tuxedo at the Shrine have enough time on the vari- Auditorium in Los Angeles for the ous tracks throughout the year to 60th annual Primetime Emmy improve his times. Awards on Sunday night. Dempsey became a house- [email protected] Inability to clear ball hurts THS Buffaloes by Jake Gordon STAFF WRITER THS SOCCER

Tooele knew they would have tory. Eaton the first two goals of the their hands full against Region 7 game in the 10th and 30th minute powerhouse Springville, having respectively. lost to them 10-1 earlier in the sea- Tooele wasn’t completely shut Order son. The Buffs were able to con- down as Tessie Zarogoza had a shot tain Springville at the beginning opportunity sail wide and Airica but had troubles clearing the ball Stewart had a shot go directly to and the Red Devils took advantage, the keeper. beating Tooele 7-0. In the last 10 minutes of the Alexis Eaton recorded the hat first half Springville added two late trick for the Red Devils while goals to make the score 4-0 at half- your Natalie Young added two goals on time. her own in the winning effort. Twenty minutes into the second “Not clearing the ball really hurt half the Buffs seemed determined us,” said coach Donna Ward. “I to keep the ball out of their zone, don’t think they out-played us at shutting down the Red Devils, while classified all, we just need to clear the ball Sierra Strate created a couple scor- with a purpose and clear it to our ing opportunities of her own for own teammates.” Tooele, even a couple corner kicks, Tooele started out having to deal but was turned away again. with the powerful leg of Springville “The middle 50 minutes of the team captain Chase Joyner who set game we had them play-for-play,” ads up many scoring chances with her said Ward. “We have just got to play Online! accurate long passing, but Tooele like that for 80 minutes.” was able to clear most out of their Springville quickly knocked in zone in the opening 10 minutes. two goals within three minutes of Lizzi and Airica Stewart even each other by Young and Joyner teamed up in the sixth minute for a respectively. www.tooeletranscript.com scoring opportunity but was turned From there the Red Devils cruised away by the Red Devil defense. to victory and left the Buffs still Three of Springville’s four first looking for their second Region 7 half goals came off of rebounds victory. Tooele does host Mountain To place your classiﬁed ads in the Tooele Transcript and the Buffs had trouble clear- View on Thursday at 7 p.m. ing the ball out of their own terri- [email protected] Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will

No. 10 SunTrust Racing Pontiac appear in the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Race Dallara with a time of 6:47:41.944, continued from page A10 and an average speed of 90.446 Valley Extra and on the mph. John Fogarty, Mike Gurney crew. and Jimmy Vasser took third “We had a fantastic team for place in their No. 99 GAINSCO/ tooeletranscript.com this race, and the crew also did a Bob Stallings Racing Pontiac fantastic job as well,” he said. Riley, with a time of 6:47:48.366 Second place winners Max and an average speed of 90.423 website! Angelelli and Michael Valiante mph. crossed the finish line in their [email protected] HOMETOWN B1

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From football field to Nigerian mission field, Tooele native reflects on . .A . life ofby Tim Gillie Serv ice

ormer Tooele resident Jerry Kirk has had a long record of service to his country and his church. Born in Goshen in 1934 to Leonard and Fern Kirk, Jerry moved with his family to Tooele in 1943. His family originally lived at the Tooele Ordnance Depot park — a military housing complex near today’s Tooele Army Depot. In 1948, the family moved to a home on Second Street on the south end of town, where Jerry’s father still lives today. Kirk played football for three years for the Tooele Buffaloes. As quarterback, Kirk led the team to state semi-final playoffs. After graduating from high school in 1952, Kirk enrolled at the University of Utah in the Reserve Officer Training Corps. Kirk graduated from the university in 1957 with a bachelor of science in geology and a minor in naval science. Kirk went right into the Navy after college. Serving on active duty from 1957 to 1962, he was a carrier attack pilot and served two tours in the Far East aboard the USS Midway. In 1962, Kirk went to work as a research engineer for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration as a research engineer. During his 33 years working for NASA, Kirk managed the world’s largest wind tunnels at the Ames Research Center in Sunnyvale, Calif. Kirk also worked on the development of the V-22 Osprey, a tilt-rotor aircraft with vertical takeoff capability of a helicopter

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photography / Maegan Burr photography / Maegan Burr Jerry and Joanne Kirk pose in Jerry’s father’s front room in Tooele. The couple served several LDS callings in Nigeria. Former Tooele resident Jerry Kirk shows a board of photos he and his wife Joanne took while serving various LDS church missions in Nigeria. HOMEFRONT To get fit, determine what’s fact and what’s fiction about exercise n the early ‘60s a car- and do something, but the exercise period is just as of all, the studies found that the energy adding weights to toon family showed the questions of how often and effective if it is broken into people get the same benefit your aerobic exercise. world what a Utopian life how much to exercise, hover three 10-minutes bouts three with five days of 30 minutes Myth 4: Exercise burns lots of I Diane Sagers of the future might be like. in our minds with the vari- times. Three times a week is moderate activity as of three calories. The Jetsons, in a prime-time CORRESPONDENT ous answers a blur. During good, but daily is even better. days of 30 minutes of strenu- Unfortunately, exercise is animated television series the past 16 years, some of our This is great news for those ous activity. only part of the weight solu- produced by Hanna-Barbera old thoughts about physi- who cannot clear an entire Myth 3: Carrying weights or tion. Walking or running a Productions, lived an idyllic cal activities have gone by half hour for lunch much less strapping light weights on mile burns about 100 calories, life with robot housekeepers, be healthy. the wayside. Some of our pet an exercise session. your arms or legs can boost and sitting still burns about moving sidewalks and chairs, We live in an age of con- theories have turned out to Myth 2: No pain no gain. your exercise benefit. 50 or 60 calories. However and food that cooked itself tinual reminders to get fit and be myths. Certainly the gurus The no pain no gain con- Exercise physiologists say there is benefit to exercise in and came to them. What a stay fit. If you haven’t been don’t know it all even yet, but cept should be out the win- that the weights slow you weight control. life! Or so it would seem. reminded today, you probably they have uncovered some dow for everyone, research down and so you get less ben- As you exercise, you As time has passed, we haven’t had contact with the myths. says. It is important to work efit from aerobic exercise. If become more fit. As you have learned much about outside world. Myth 1: The only way for the at a level you are comfort- muscle building is your goal become more fit you will be the wisdom of exercise. It However, that very clarion heart or lungs to benefit is able with. Ideally the workout lift weights that are heavy comfortable exercising more. seems that the effortless lives call has motivated research to do something rapid for at should increase breathing enough that you cannot lift As a result you will exercise of George and Jane and the into physical fitness and how least 30 uninterrupted min- and the heart rate but not to more than a dozen times in a more and burn more calories. gang is not the ideal for real people achieve it. Americans utes three times per week. the point of complete exhaus- row and increase the weight is people — not if they want to do need to get off the sofa In reality, that 30 minute tion or hyperventilating. Best it gets easier. But don’t waste SEE EXERCISE PAGE B10 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 23, 2008 The Bulletin Board

Tooele [email protected] at the high school. Northlake volunteers Settlement irrigation STAR volunteers needed two days a Settlement Canyon Irrigation sharehold- week for an hour for each of the days. ers are now on scheduled weekly restric- Northlake Elementary will be training tions. Schedules are available at settle for the S.T.A.R. reading program on Oct. [email protected] or you can 2, from 9 a.m. to noon in room #10. If call 833-9606. There is still no watering you can volunteer to help a child with allowed on weekends. reading, please contact Debbie Bird at Northlake Elementary 833-1940. Story and craft hour Every Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Tooele GHS Homecoming pageant Family Center your child will develop GHS homecoming pageant will take place the love of reading as you attend our Saturday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. in the school fun story time. Along with the story your auditorium. Cost is $4 per person and child will use their imagination and cre- 12-and-under are free. Any questions call ativity creating a craft. Located at 66 W. Grantsville High School 884-4500. Vine St., Suite #B. For more information call 833-1960. Stansbury High meeting Stansbury High School public informa- Raising children tion meeting on Sept. 23 at GHS audito- Are you raising a relative’s child? We rium at 7 p.m., Sept. 24 at Rose Springs can help. Contact Grandfamilies First Elementary gym at 8 p.m., Sept. 30 at (801)326-4394 or 1-800-839-7444. Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High cafeteria at Support groups begin Oct. 6, 2008 and 7 p.m., and Oct. 1 at Stansbury Park are at Tooele Health Department from Elementary gym at 7 p.m. Items for dis- 6:30-8 p.m. Please contact Anna-Lee cussion: student enrollment procedures. Hernandez at (801)326-4394 to register. Overlake Halloween festival The big fix Overlake Elementary PTA Halloween car- The big fix discount mobile spay/neuter nival and raffle fundraiser on Friday, Oct. clinic will be in your area on Oct. 13 at the 3, from 5-8 p.m. Community is invited. Tooele Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 North. First Bring your family and have fun with the photo courtesy of Copper Canyon come first served. Walk-up micro-chip- affordable games, rides, and food. Sixth-graders Riley Rasmussen and Melanie Anderson from Copper Canyon Elementary School cook s’mores using a solar oven they made from ping and vaccinations available to any- pizza boxes. one while veterinarian is at the premises. Clarke Johnsen junior high For more Info: 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866- The next community council meeting at guage to help your child be prepared for cerned about pets staying with their Pioneers museum 7387 349) or www.utahpets.org. Clarke Johnsen Jr. High will be held on school. Located at 66 W. Vine St., Suite #B. families will launch a pet food dona- The DUP Museum will be opening on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. in the library. For information call 833-1960. tion drive. The First Annual Pet Food Friday and Saturday for the summer Pet adoption The October meeting will be held one Donation drive will be held on October months until Sept. 27. Our hours will be Tooele Animal Outreach will be holding week later on Oct. 2, 2008 at the same 3-4. Bring donations to Rockstar Pets, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you would like a a pet adoption event at Rockstar Pets time and place. All parents of CJJH stu- Churches 762 N. Main St. For information, con- tour at any other time than the scheduled located at 762 N. Main St., on Saturday, dents are welcome to attend. tact Marci Wicks with Tooele Animal hours, please contact either Julie Merrill Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more Mountain of Faith Outreach at [email protected] 882-0004 or Lynne Bevan 882-5121. information, please contact Marci Harris safety fair Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- or call 830-4049. Wicks with Tooele Animal Outreach at Harris Elementary is having their annu- comes all to join us for worship in our American Legion [email protected] or by phone al health and safety fair on Wednesday, new location at a new time. We now Veteran clothing drive The American Legion post #17 is having at 830-4049. Sept. 24, 2008, from 6-8 p.m. Everyone is worship in the home of Tooele United Department of Workforce Services is host- a meeting on the first Tuesday of every invited to come and visit the booths and Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. ing a winter clothing drive for homeless month at 7 p.m., at the National Guard Acting workshop gets lots of important information. every Sunday. veterans. Donations will be distributed Armory, 16 S. First St., Tooele. All the The Tooele Children’s Theatre is holding to Veterans at the annual Veteran’s stand Tooele County Veterans are welcome to a free acting workshop for children ages Harris collection Messianic Congregation down in November. Drop off donations attend so come on out. For more infor- 6-11 on Tuesday, Oct. 7 from 4-5 p.m. Harris Elementary is still collecting The Brit Ammi Messianic Congregation at Tooele’s DWS, 305 N. Main St., Suite mation call 843-9593. Please call to reserve your child’s spot. boxtops, soup labels and milk caps for meets every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 100, Monday through Thursday 7 a.m. to Amanda 843-0127. the schools, if you are not supporting a S. Main, in Tooele. Join us for praise, 6 p.m. Call Lynn Gehring 833-7384, for Boy Scouts school please call Sherry for pick up 882- Torah (Bible) study, and fellowship as more information. Cub Scout pack 4139, sponsored by the Flag retiring ceremony 7604 or e-mail [email protected] we study the Hebrew foundation of our Stansbury Park Community Association A Veterans appreciation lunch and flag or mail them to 315 Birch, Tooele, Utah Christian faith. For more information call is looking for boys in first through fourth retiring ceremony will be held at Veterans 84074. There is also a drop box at local 843-5444. Music grades in Stansbury and Grantsville Square, the Marine Corps League with stores, thank you so much for your help. who want to come join the fun of Cub the help of local Boy Scouts will conduct United Methodist Church Rumpelstiltskin performance Scouting. If you are interested in joining a flag burning ceremony, if you have any Tooele United Methodist Church, 78 Come see Missoula Children’s Theatre our pack have your parents contact our used flags that needs retiring feel free to Library E. Utah Ave., please join us for Sunday Rumpelstiltskin featuring local perform- Cubmaster, Mr. John Palo 884-0978 or e- bring them down. This is just another service at 11 a.m. Sermon title: “life of ers on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 at 3 or mail [email protected]. way to say thanks to our local veterans. Weekly story time Christ” Scripture: Philippians 1:20-30. 7 p.m. Performances will be at Copper Remember children’s story time every Pastor Debi Paulsen, all are welcome. Canyon Elementary, 1600 N. Broadway, We care Domestic violence vigil Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s Tooele. Tickets will be available at the A group of ladies in Tooele County will be Providing a safe harbor for domestic vio- crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check Attention crafters door, $3 adult, $2 child, $10 family. The providing daily phone calls to people in lence victims in Tooele County. Please with the library for any special story Tooele United Methodist women’s fall production is sponsored by Tooele City. our community beginning Oct. 1, 2008. join us for a candlelight vigil in honor times. For more information on these boutique still has tables available for For more information please call 843- There is no charge for this service. If you of victims and survivors of Domestic and other library programs, check our crafters. Table rental is $15. The Boutique 2142. or someone you know is sick, recovering Violence on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008 at 7 website www.tooelecity.org/tcl/library. will be Friday, Oct. 3 and Saturday, Oct. from surgery or just lonely and would like p.m. We will meet at Janna’s Java, 400 html or call 882-2182, or visit us at 128 W. 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please contact to hear a friendly voice, please contact North and Main. Please contact Nicolle Vine St., Tooele. Norma McFarland 882-6145 to reserve Moose Lodge Tippi 841-7616 or Beverly 882-0769. at 228-8913 with any questions. your table. But hurry tables are going Special story time fast. All proceeds go to UMW missions. Saturday night dinners V.A. benefits A very special story time will be held on Saturday night rib-eye steak and salmon Dino Genco from the American Legion, Grantsville Sept. 26, at 1 p.m.. Angie Wager from Ladies Bible study dinners. Members get a free dinner in Salt Lake City will be in you area to assist Jordan’s Landing Barnes and Noble will A Ladies Bible study is starting Wednesday, their birthday month. Come out and join you in understanding and applying for Irrigation be here with her friend the “Cat in the Sept. 24, 2008, from 7-9 p.m. in Stansbury us for lots of fun. Smoke free environ- VA benefits. This is a free service to all Grantsville Irrigation has issued a total Hat”. See you there. Park. It will be a Beth Moore study, “step- ment for members and their guest. Live Veterans. Dino will be at the Department of four regular turns. Metered users have ping up, a journey through the Psalms music, Monrovia will be playing Saturday, of Workforce Services center 305 N. Main 250,000 gallons per year. Non-metered Genealogy ascent.” This seven week study will be Sept. 27. St., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2008 from 11 a.m. users must adhere to the following regu- Would you like to learn more about complete before the holidays. If you are to noon. lations: no sprinkler in one spot more Genealogy? Join our class on www. interested, please call Bev Gearo at 843- Charity breakfast than 1.5 hours; the maximum weekly Ancestry.com given by Lynn Anderson 4343. Moose Lodge is proud to sponsor a break- No more homeless pets usage is eight hours; no open hoses; no accredited Genealogist. On Saturday, fast for little Ivy Waters, a 2-month old October free fix special voucher program watering 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Questions call Sept. 27, at 11 a.m. She will show you who was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis for pet cats and dogs in low income 884-3451. how to use this program that is avail- Charity on Sunday, Sept. 28. Proceeds from the households. Go to www.utahpets.org able at the Tooele Libraries Internet com- breakfast will go to Waters’ family. Cost for information on eligibility and par- Fall tree sale puters. Please sign up at the circulation Food pantry is $8. No sign-up necessary, just come up ticipating vets. All pets in eligible house- Buy one street tree and Grantsville City desk. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is and enjoy a good breakfast and support holds can be spayed or neutered for free will buy another one. Applications for offering a clothing closet and emergency this lovely family. through this program. No limit to the this program are at Grantsville City Hall. food pantry to meet the needs of our number of animals fixed per household. Deadline is Oct. 3 and for any questions Education community. Anyone with clothing needs Schedule call 884-3411. is welcome. The food pantry is available Moose Lodge meeting is scheduled for Action for Autism Adult Education for emergency needs. Hours of operation Sunday Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to noon. Please join us on Oct. 7, at 7 p.m. at The big fix Get your high school diploma. All classes are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We Come and enjoy Monday Night Football, the Overlake Kids’ Park, 1835 Aaron Dr. The big fix discount mobile spay/neuter for a high school diploma, adult basic are located at 580 S. Main St. For infor- various finger foods available. Child care is available at $3 per child. clinic will be in your area on Oct. 14 in education, GED preparation, word pro- mation call 882-2048. Please call Erin at 843-0765 by Oct. 6, Grantsville at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. cessing, drivers’ education and English to RSVP for child care. If there are ques- Main. First come first served. Walk-up as a second language available. Register Food bank distribution Eagles tions about the class, contact Janell at micro-chipping and vaccinations avail- now to graduate $35 per semester. The Utah Food Bank will have a food [email protected]. able to anyone while veterinarian is at Located at 76 S. 1000 West, call 833-1994. drop on Oct. 10, at 8 a.m. at Deseret Friday night steaks canceled the premises. For more Info: 1-866-PETS Adult Education classes are for students Peak. Food will be distributed until it is Friday night steaks have been canceled AAUW FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www.utahpets. 18 and over. Tuesday and Wednesday 5-9 gone or until 10 a.m. There are no sign on Friday, Sept. 26, 2008, due to another The Tooele Branch of the American org. p.m. ups after 9:30 a.m. unless you are already commitment at the lodge. See you on Association of University Women will in line. Please do not show up for food Friday, Oct. 3, 2008. meet with Civic League on Monday, Oct. GED preparation class until 7 a.m. For questions call Carrie at 6th, 7:30 p.m. in the basement of the Stansbury Park The Tooele Adult Education Center is 843-7667. County Court House, 47 S. Main St. It offering a GED preparation class. The Groups will be a meet the candidates forum with Harvest days class will be held Wednesday’s from 6- Donations needed candidates for County Commissioner. Benson Grist Mill Harvest Days on every 9 p.m. Cost is $35. Call 833-1994 for The Tooele Church of Christ is accepting Kiwanis meetings For more information call 882-9002 or Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., until Oct. 18, additional information. Summer school, donations for the Women’s Shelter. They Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at 882-0265. 2008. Bring your produce, crafts and yard Wednesday 5-7 p.m. need women’s socks and children’s cloth- Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. Contact sale items. Come into our Country Store ing. Please help! 882-4642, 430 W. Utah John Brown at 843-0711. Seniors and Recovery will be back in and see the new things we have added English as second language Ave., Tooele. Thursday’s edition of the Transcript- this year. Any questions call 882-7678. ESOL conversational classes are held Bulletin. Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. Hospice volunteers ESOL students may also come anytime You can play a critical role improving Schools the center is open for individualized study. the quality of life for those on their “end Registration is $35 per semester. Summer of life” journey. Volunteers provide care BULLETIN BOARD POLICY GHS class of 1989 school is Tuesday and Wednesday 7-9 to patients and families in the comfort If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Attention all Grantsville High School p.m. of the patient’s home. Volunteers hold Class of 1989 members: mark Oct. 3 on hands, bake cakes, share life stories and 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin your calendar because we will be honor- Free pre-school hour support caregivers. We invite you to join Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit ing your class at the homecoming cel- Bring your child, ages 0-5 years old every the Community Nursing Services hos- organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. ebration. Please call the main office of Tuesday at 10 a.m. to the Tooele Family pice. Call 882-3913. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot the high school to RSVP at 884-4500. If Center to enjoy the adventure of learn- guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement you have any questions please feel free ing. Your child will experience a fun hour Pet food donation please call the advertising department at 882-0050. 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WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARY

Boulter/Brown Russell Nelson

Jesse Michael is so excited Russell Nelson is celebrat- to announce the marriage of ing his 90th birthday this week. his daddy, Brian Boulter son He was born in Tooele, Sept. 24, of Mike and Corliss Boulter 1918, the first child of Rollin and to Andrea Brown, daughter of Amanda Nelson. Ned and Sandy Critchlow and Brian Boulter, Andrea Brown and Jesse Russell married Ruth Francom the late Robert G. Brown. Michael in 1948. They are parents of eight Andrea is a assistant manag- children: Lynda, Connie, Glade, Frederick G. and er at the Tooele Wal-Mart and family are invited to attend a Merrill, Mark, Leon, Reese and Yvonne Child Hiss Brian is the owner of Custom reception in their honor from Gerald. Russell has 27 grandchil- Fleet Refinishing. 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele Army dren and 12 great-grandchildren. Davies, Rebecca (Brad) Young, The new couple along with “Eagles Nest,” Saturday, Sept. Family members gathered this Frederick G. and Yvonne Kari (Doug) Sagers, Kennen their son will continue to call 27, 2008. Hope to see you past weekend to celebrate the Child Hiss celebrated their 60th (Leigh Ann) Hiss, Lexanna Hiss, Tooele home. Friends and there. occasion. wedding anniversary at a fam- Ylonda (Kent) Thorson, Nanci Happy Birthday Russell. ily dinner in Salt Lake City, on (Kurt) Olsen, Camia (Dan) Saturday, Sept. 13, 2008. Rozanas. They have 26 grand- Askerlund/Hall They are proud parents of children and 33 great-grand- eight children: Vonni (Dennis) children. Robert and Dee Askerlund are proud to announce the marriage SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE of their daughter Marci Merlyn • On Sept. 23, 1875, 15-year- to Jeffrey B. Hall, son of Janean old Billy the Kid (born William Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall. Utah Hispanic Business need, and who have exhibited Henry McCarty) is arrested for They will be married on Leadership Foundation integrity and perseverance in the first time for hiding a bag of Thursday, Sept. 25, in the Scholarship (12th grade) overcoming personal adversity. stolen laundry as a joke. When Bountiful LDS Temple. Please This award is available to Students must intend to com- Billy was literally caught hold- join us at a reception in their high school seniors who have at plete a bachelor’s degree, and ing the bag, a Silver City, N.M., honor that evening at the least a 2.0 GPA, are of Hispanic/ plan to enroll in college no later policeman threw him in jail to of composer Irving Berlin. Berlin Magnolia Grove Reception Marci Merlyn Askerlund and Jeffrey Latino descent, and have dem- than fall 2009. Applicants must teach him a lesson. had died two days earlier at the Center, 1117 South Jordan Pkwy., B. Hall onstrated leadership in school, submit a transcript and one age of 101. He wrote 1,500 songs, South Jordan, from 6-9 p.m. community, and/or other ser- letter of support. Scholarships • On Sept. 24, 1989, Broadway including “Puttin’ on the Ritz” After their honeymoon in of Phoenix. vice organizations that pro- range in award value from $2,500 theaters dim their lights in honor and “God Bless America.” Cabo San Lucus, the couple will If we have missed anyone mote, enhance or strengthen to $20,000. Students must com- return to their new home in West inadvertently, please accept our diversity. Financial need is con- plete the application online at Valley City, where Jeff will com- apologies and join us for the cel- sidered. Winners must be about www.horatioalger.com/scholar- plete his studies at the University ebration. to attend a Christmas Gala on ships. Deadline: October 30. Dec. 5, 2008. Applicants should complete an application, per- ACLU of Utah Scholarship sonal history, transcript, and (12th grade) MWMC BABIES two letters of recommendation. This scholarship, worth up to Deadline: Sept. 28. $1,500, is available to students “Look Who’s 80” who have demonstrated a strong Beverly Jean Larson White Jacob Travis Rushton was born Holbrook. A n y C O L L E G E . c o m commitment to civil liberties. Mother of (5), Grandmother of (13) Sept. 10, 2008, to Travis and Kristi Spencer Larsen was born Sept. Scholarship (9th-12th Utah winners will be forwarded and Great-Grandmother of (10 1/2). Rushton. 16, 2008, to A.J. and Cashelle grade) to compete for additional schol- She is loved! Her family invites you to an Open Megan Allen was born Sept. 10, Larsen. This $2,000 scholarship is arships on the national level. House on Sunday, September 28th 2008, to Traves and Erin Allen. Marcas Alvin Cornwall was awarded by random drawing Applicants must be a senior, from 3-6 at her home, Tiandra Lee Christensen was born Sept. 18, 2008, to John and four times a year. Apply online have a minimum GPA of 3.0, The Whitehouse, born Sept. 11, 2008, to Lee and Candice Cornwall. at www.anycollege.com by and plan on attending a two or 22 Russell Avenue Nona Christensen. Lavinia Lolohea Fifita was clicking on “win a scholarship.” four-year university. Application in Tooele, Utah for Braxton Jordan Herrera was born Sept. 18, 2008, to Tupou Deadline: September 30. requires an essay of no more food and laughs. born Sept. 15, 2008, to Viviana and Koli Fifita. than 1,000 words and one rec- Herrera and Trevor Burt. Finley Bradfield Jakins was Horatio Alger Scholarship ommendation. Applications are In lieu of gifts- Ashlynn Sariah Adams was born Sept. 19, 2008, to Sebastian (12th grade) available online at www.acluu- born Sept. 16, 2008, to Paul and and Evelyn Jakins. This scholarship is available tah.org/scholarship.htm or in please VOTE Jenny Adams. Lucile Jean Bonham was born to seniors with a minimum GPA the counseling office. Deadline: DEMOCRATIC Jennavecia Celeste Cruz was Sept. 19, 2008, to Matt and Debi of 2.0 who have critical financial November 7. born Sept. 16, 2008, to Erica Bonham. this year!

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Jay (39) TNT Law & Order “Dazzled” ’ Law & Order “Illegal” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Magnet” (CC) (DVS) Raising the Bar “Richie Richer” Without a Trace “Off the Tracks” ’ Without a Trace “John Michaels” ’ Mohr (“Ghost Whisperer”) has the ti- (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) tle role in this new sitcom: a newly (43) CNBC On the Money The Business of Innovation The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Fast Money The Business of Innovation divorced dad dealing with kid cus- (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Wife Swap “Donahoe/Baker” (CC) How to Look Good Naked (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls tody issues, his ex-wife’s (Paula (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 Marshall) impending wedding and (51) FXSPN International Fight League Best Damn Top 100 Special (N) Mind, Body Final Score Best Damn Top 100 Special (N) Final Score Best Damn Top 100 Special (N) Mind, Body his own love life. 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(534) STARZ First Snow ›› (:45) “Wind Chill” ›› (2007, Horror) Emily Blunt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:20) “The Brothers Solomon” › (2007) Will Arnett. ‘R’ “Across the Universe” ›› (2007) Evan Rachel Wood. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (561) MAX Rendition ›› \ (:45) “The Bourne Ultimatum” ››› (2007) Matt Damon. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Knocked Up” ››› (2007, Romance-Comedy) Seth Rogen, Katherine Heigl. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Lake Placid” › (1999) Bill Pullman. Lipstick Jungle (576) SHOW (5:45) “I Witness” ›› (2003) Jeff Daniels. ‘NR’ Cont’d (:20) “Zodiac” ››› (2007, Crime Drama) Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) I Can’t Believe I’m Still Single “Shooter” ›› (2007) ‘R’ (CC) 9 p.m. on % NBC (591) TMC “Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont” ›› “Land of the Blind” ›› (2006, Drama) Ralph Fiennes. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Home Room” ›› (2003, Drama) Busy Philipps, Victor Garber. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Splinter” (2006) Tom Sizemore. 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(5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) Knight Rider (Series Premiere) (N) ’ America’s Got Talent ’ (CC) Lipstick Jungle (Season Premiere) (N) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night Overcome with guilt, she debates (6) HBO (5:30) “Waitress” ›› (2007) Keri Russell. ‘PG-13’ Cont’d What to Watch ’ “Balls of Fury” ›› (2007) Dan Fogler. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel ’ Entourage (CC) True Blood “Mine” ’ (CC) telling Charles the truth. Wendy (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Killer Stress: National American Masters (N) ’ (CC) Keeping Up Good Neighbors “Witness for the Prosecution” ››› (Brooke Shields) decides to cut (8) KPNZ Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Celebrity Roasts Programa Pagado Programa Pagado down her hours at work to spend (10) TBS House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City “Something to Talk About” ›› (CC) more time at home after finding un- (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Kings of Camouflage” ’ Disaster Detectives “Fire” ’ BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Bones (N) ’ (PA) (CC) ’Til Death (N) ’ Do Not Disturb (N) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy King of the Hill ’ derage Maddie (Sarah Hyland) at a (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! 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(534) STARZ (5:00) “Coyote Ugly” › (2000) Cont’d (6:50) “The Invisible” › (2007) Justin Chatwin. ‘PG-13’ Starz Studios “We Own the Night” ›› (2007, Crime Drama) Joaquin Phoenix. ’ ‘R’ (CC) M. Lawrence M. Lawrence But last season’s finale left viewers (561) MAX (5:05) “Dreamgirls” ››› ’ Cont’d (:15) “Drop Zone” ›› (1994, Action) Wesley Snipes. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet” ››› (1996) Leonardo DiCaprio. “Rush Hour 3” › (2007) Jackie Chan. (576) SHOW (5:00) “Black Snake Moan” ‘R’ Cont’d Inside the NFL (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Penn & Teller Penn & Teller Inside the NFL (iTV) ’ (CC) “School for Scoundrels” ›› (2006) Billy Bob Thornton. 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Call cial, rebuilt 390 CID, at, Karl @ (801)458-9815 just helpful knowledge SELL YOUR CAR or ps, pb, many new parts, cable included. $650 on saving money. *Re- boat in the classifieds. mechanically sound, NO SMOKING/PETS DEADLINES FOR clas- freshments, mingling, in Call 882-0050 or visit driveable $700 obo. LB HUNT sifieds ads are Monday a relaxed atmosphere. www.tooeletranscript. (435)882-3847 and Wednesdays by We hope to see YOU com (435)850-9318 801-322-2505 4:45 p.m. there! This is a beautiful Home! Wood Doors! SOLD WoodSOLD trim! Textured walls! Laminent wood floors! New Carpet! Better than new. If this house is in your price 1464 Country Lane, Erda $739,900 range this is a must see. For any of your This house has EVERYTHING! Beautifully Landscaped. Warm and inviting wood floors, formal dining room. Formal living room, den Large and comfortable master 1162 N. 380 E., Tooele suite with a Grand master Bath. Fabulous Kitchen Family room area. 7 Bedrooms! 4 upstairs and 3 downstairs! Amazing theater room. All this on 5 acres in East Erda! Offering 9 additional acre feet of water for sale with this property! Real Estate Needs

9+ Acre Who Says ... Beautiful Large Kitchen! Roomy Family room! 4 bedrooms and room to grow in the give me a call basement! Very, Very Cozy! Beautifully Lot In East landscaped and fenced. Great Price. “Homes $209,900 Erda! 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley SOLDFantastic Lot Are Not 4064 Palmer Rd, Erda w/water Selling 356 N. Wrathall Cir, Grantsville SOLD Have your own park. Over 100 mature in Tooele trees line this 1 acre beauty in Erda. Very Shane cute and cozy home. 6 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and 1¾ bathroom. This is a County”? wonderful property. $239,900 169 West 100 South, Tooele Over 5000 Square Feet in the Palomino 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley Ranches. 4 bedrooms, 4 full Bathrooms & Bergen 2 half bathrooms. Hardwood Floors. 9 foot They Are! ceilings, Second finished family room in the basement. Beautiful Hardwood floors. 30’ by 40’ drive through shop with 15 foot doors. 16’ by 40’ stall unit all on 1.48 acres! Call me to sell New Listing $439,900 Tooele County’s Beautiful 2900 square foot home to be your home! built in the Canyon Rim Estates on a .26 5 Bedroom, a full and a 3/4 bathrooms, acre lot! 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms just under a 1/2 acre, mature fruit trees, Real Estate Resource open beautiful floor plan! To Be Built FREE large detached garage, new roof, new ______$239,000 carpet & paint $174,900 Amazing Views! 5 bedrooms! 2 Market full bathrooms! 1 ¾ bathroom. 1 ½ bathroom, Granite Countertops! Wood 5 Acre Lot or Tile Floors. Beautiful open floor Analysis plan. Over 4600 square feet! 5 acres in 435.840.0344 East Erda. Owner – Agent - To Be Built In East ______$559,000 5 Acre Lots In Sunsets abound! 5+ acres in East Erda! Erda! Beautiful Open floor plan, 3200 square East Erda! feet. 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms. Fabulous Views Let Me Advertise Granite countertops, wood or tile floors 2 Available w/water SOLD and so much more. Owner Agent – To Starting at $225,000 w/water Be Built $449,900 $199,900 Your Home Here 927 N. 1380 E. 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Tooele Phase II • Stockton $209,900SOLD SOLD$379,900

Call Laramie Dunn for Protect yourself in the buying and selling Call LaramieALL Dunn your forReal ALL Estate process by using a knowledgeable professional. your Real Estate needs needs Get more home Get more moNeY for your money! out of your home! Laramie Dunn 435-224-4000 BUYERS SELLERS NOTICEOFTRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 13-022-0-0439 Trust No. 1148437-07 Ref: Kroger Menzer NOTICEOFTRUS- TRA: Loan No. TEE'S SALE xxxxxx4009. IMPOR- APN: 11-022-0-0605 TANTNOTICETO Trust No. 1147593-07 PROPERTYOWNER: Ref: Jason Weidenben- YOUAREINDEFAULT ner TRA: Loan No. UNDERADEEDOF xxxxxx0981. IMPOR- TRUST, DATED October TANTNOTICETO 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU PROPERTYOWNER: TAKE ACTION TO PRO- YOUAREINDEFAULT TECTYOURPROP- UNDERADEEDOF ERTY,ITMAYBE TRUST, DATED Novem- SOLDATAPUBLIC ber 15, 2005. UNLESS SALE.IFYOUNEED YOUTAKEACTIONTO ANEXPLANATIONOF PROTECTYOUR THISPROCEEDING, PROPERTY, IT MAY BE YOUSHOULDCON- SOLDATAPUBLIC TACT A LAWYER. On SALE.IFYOUNEED October 14, 2008, at ANEXPLANATIONOF 4:30pm, James H. Woo- THISPROCEEDING, dall, Trustee, as duly ap- YOUSHOULDCON- pointed Trustee under a TACT A LAWYER. On Deed of Trust recorded October 14, 2008, at October 18, 2006, as In- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- strument No. 269997*, in dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Book xx, Page xx, of the pointed Trustee under a Official Records in the Deed of Trust recorded office at the County Re- November 17, 2005, as corder of Tooele County, Instrument No. 250313, State of Utah, executed in Book xx, Page xx, of by Kroger Menzer Indi- the Official Records in vidually, will sell at public the office at the County auction to highest bid- Recorder of Tooele der, payable in lawful County, State of Utah, money of the United executed by Jason Wei- States at the time of denbenner, A Married sale. Successful bidders Man, will sell at public must tender a deposit of auction to highest bid- $5,000 in certified funds der, payable in lawful to the trustee at the time money of the United of sale, with the balance States at the time of due by noon the follow- sale. Successful bidders ing business day, at the must tender a deposit of office of the Trustee. At $5,000 in certified funds the tooele county court- to the trustee at the time house 74 South 100 of sale, with the balance East Tooele Utah all due by noon the follow- right, title and interest ing business day, at the conveyed to and now office of the Trustee. At held by it under said the tooele county court- Deed of Trust in the house 74 South 100 property situated in said East Tooele Utah all County and State de- right, title and interest scribed as: Lot 439, the conveyed to and now ridge no.4 subdivision, held by it under said according to the official Deed of Trust in the plat thereof as recorded property situated in said in the office of the County and State de- Tooele county recorder, scribed as: Lot 605, golf state of Utah *deed of course island subdivision trust re-recorded on no. 5, phase 6, accord- 01/04/2008 doc# ing to the official plat 299927. The street ad- thereof, as recorded in dress and other common the office of the Tooele designation of the real county recorder, state of property described Utah.. The street ad- above is purported to be: dress and other common 484 East 740 North designation of the real Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- property described mated Total Debt as of above is purported to be: October 14, 2008 is 692 Counrty Club Drive $217,780.00. The under- Stansbury Park Ut signed Trustee disclaims 84074. Estimated Total any liability for any incor- Debt as of October 14, rectness of the street ad- 2008 is $152,770.10. dress and other common The undersigned Trus- designation, if any, tee disclaims any liability shown herein. Said sale for any incorrectness of will be made without the street address and covenant or warranty, other common designa- express or implied, re- tion, if any, shown garding title, possession, herein. Said sale will be condition or encum- made without covenant brances, including fees, or warranty, express or charges and expenses implied, regarding title, of the Trustee and of the possession, condition or trusts created by said encumbrances, including Deed of Trust, to pay the fees, charges and ex- remaining principal sums penses of the Trustee of the note(s) secured by and of the trusts created said Deed of Trust. The by said Deed of Trust, to current beneficiary of the pay the remaining princi- Trust Deed as of the pal sums of the note(s) date of this notice is: secured by said Deed of Mortgage Electronic Trust. The current bene- Registration Systems, ficiary of the Trust Deed Inc. The record owner of as of the date of this no- the property as of the re- tice is: Mortgage Elec- cording of the Notice of tronic Registration Sys- Default is/are: Kroger tems, Inc. The record Tuesday September 23, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Menzer. Dated: Septem- owner of the propertyB9 as ber 16, 2008. of the recording of the James H. Woodall, Notice of Default is/are: Apartments Homes for Homes Homes Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices TrusteePublic 10653 Notices River JasonPublic Weidenbenner. Notices for Rent Rent Meetings Trustees FrontTrustees Parkway, Suite Dated:Trustees September 16, 290 South Jordan Ut 2008. SLEEPINGROOMS LAKEPOINTHOUSE Make Your American 5 ACRE FT underground PUBLICNOTICEOF NOTICEOFTRUS- 84095 (801)254-9450 James H. Woodall, ATTRACTIVE Brick available, $70 per 4bdrm 3bth 2 car ga- Dream A Reality! water, transferable MEETINGAND TEE'S SALE (800) 245-1886 (Hot- Trustee 10653 River Rambler offers week, $10 key deposit, rage, living dining fam- Own your home in throughout, Erda or AGENDA APN: 13-022-0-0439 line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - Front Parkway, Suite 3bdrm. 2bth, 2 fire- first and last week- total ily rooms, 2000sqft less than 7 years. Tooele City. Call Tooele County Historic Trust No. 1148437-07 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: 290 South Jordan Ut place, auto sprinkling $150 to move in. 46 N New carpet and paint, ARC has used single & (435)882-4949 Preservation Commis- Ref: Kroger Menzer James H. Woodall, 84095 (801)254-9450 system, 2 car over Broadway. 882-7605 Washer/dryer hookups, double wide homes sion TRA: Loan No. Trustee R-195083 (800) 245-1886 (Hot- sized garage, land- No pets No smoking, available in a great The Tooele County His- xxxxxx4009. IMPOR- (Published in the Tran- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - VALLEYVIEW scaped, deck, patio, Commercial $1350/mo first/ last Tooele community. We toric Commission will TANTNOTICETO script Bulletin September 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: Motel. Call (435)882- RV pad, profession- months rent plus $1500 make owning your own Property hold a Public Meeting on PROPERTYOWNER: 16, 23 & 30, 2008) James H. Woodall, 3235. or (435)882- ally remodeled very deposit. Available Oct. home easy. We offer a September 24, 2008 at YOUAREINDEFAULT Trustee R-195065 7008. Nice, quiet clean lovely home in 1st, call Natalie zero % interest install- FOR SALE! Fitness 3:00 p.m. in the Audito- UNDERADEEDOF NOTICEOFTRUS- (Published in the Tran- 1bdrm, 2bd, kitchenette Grantsville. $210,000 (801)508-7485 ment loan with low Center, 12750sqft, rium at the Tooele TRUST, DATED October TEE'S SALE script Bulletin September available. Monthly, obo. (435)830-3028 up-front money! Quick Main Street. Handball County Courthouse, 47 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU APN: 11-022-0-0605 16, 23 & 30, 2008) weekly & daily specials. NICE HOUSE for rent. courts, lockers, show- Trust No. 1147593-07 FOR SALE by owner: Closings! Call our South Main, Tooele, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- HBO, cable. Open 3bdrm, 1.5bth, in a ers, saunas, hot tubs, Ref: Jason Weidenben- 218 Country Club, friendly staff now! Utah. TECTYOURPROP- 24hrs. 585 Canyon Rd, quiet neighborhood. aerobic area. Unlimited ner TRA: Loan No. Public Notices Stansbury, .28 acre golf 435-843-5306 or call PUBLIC MEETING: ERTY,ITMAYBE Tooele. $1250/mo. Plus de- possibilities! 882-7094, xxxxxx0981. IMPOR- Miscellaneous course lot offers full V e r o n i c a a t 1. Roll Call SOLDATAPUBLIC posit. Includes kitchen (801)860-5696 TANTNOTICETO view of #4 hole and pic- 801-641-7327. Habla 2. Election of Chair & SALE.IFYOUNEED appliances, fenced PROPERTYOWNER: Deadline for public no- Homes for turesque sunsets. Fully Espanol. Vice Chair ANEXPLANATIONOF back yard, living room YOUAREINDEFAULT tices is 4 p.m. the day Rent landscaped/ auto sprin- www.aboutarc.com 3. Approval of meeting THISPROCEEDING, downstairs, family room Buildings UNDERADEEDOF prior to publication. klers. Quiet neighbor- minutes from March 19, YOUSHOULDCON- upstairs, Office and a TRUST, DATED Novem- Public notices submit- $2050/MO Horse prop- hood on cul-de-sac. 2008 TACT A LAWYER. On huge Laundry room! PRICEREDUCED ber 15, 2005. UNLESS ted past the deadline erty 4bdrm. New home, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2986sqft. BUILDINGMATERIALS: 4. Discussion on survey October 14, 2008, at Pets negotiable. Con- $6000. $192,000 YOUTAKEACTIONTO will not be accepted. large master bedroom, Newly remodeled. METAL buildings, mini from SHIPO 4:30pm, James H. Woo- t a c t A s h l e y Stansbury Park. 3BR PROTECTYOUR UPAXLP landscaped sprinkler Hardwood, carpet & tile storage systems, roof 5. Discussion on Mu- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- (801)598-5732 2BA 2 Car Garage. PROPERTY, IT MAY BE system, Option to buy. floors. Fireplace. Bay and wall panels, metal seum Guide pointed Trustee under a Notice to Public Nearly new and ready SOLDATAPUBLIC Seller Motivated NICE town home for rent windows. Central air. building components. 6. Other Business & Deed of Trust recorded Request for Comments to move in. No Agents. SALE.IFYOUNEED 801)631-4257 in Tooele.. 3bdrm, 2bth, Walk-out basement to Utah Manufacture 20 Public Concerns October 18, 2006, as In- Disadvantaged Busi- (435)840-3453. ANEXPLANATIONOF fridge included. Extra patio & golf course. years plus. Top quality 7. Adjournment strument No. 269997*, in ness Enterprise (DBE) WHY RENT when THISPROCEEDING, parking on the side. Perfect for entertaining. REDUCED $10,000. low prices. Weekly De- Dated this 22nd day of Book xx, Page xx, of the Goal you can buy? 0 YOUSHOULDCON- Large family room and $245,000. Horse property in livery. 1-800-262-5347. September, 2008 Official Records in the Pursuant to CFR 49 Part down programs, TACT A LAWYER. On laundry area. (435)840-0184, Grantsville. FSBO. 1.62 cobuildings@cobuild- Mary Dixon, Secretary office at the County Re- 26, the Utah Department lease options with October 14, 2008, at $1100/mo. Call Jim at (801)292-8340 acres, 5bdrm, 2bth. ings.net (ucan) Tooele County Historic corder of Tooele County, of Transportation down available and (435)830-0838. $289,900. Sheila Commission State of Utah, executed 4:30pm, James H. Woo- (UDOT) has developed a low income pro- FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth 801-599-3440 Owner/ If you build, remodel or (Published in the Tran- by Kroger Menzer Indi- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- proposed Disadvan- OVERLAKEHOME grams. First time rambler, 2yrs old, fin- agent. remove buildings you script Bulletin September vidually, will sell at public pointed Trustee under a taged Business Enter- 3bdrm 2bth, No smok- buyers, Single parent ished basement can place your classi- 23, 2008) auction to highest bid- Deed of Trust recorded prise (DBE) Goal in its ing, No pets, finished SELLINGYOUR programs. Call for w/kitchenette, land- fied ad in 45 of Utah's der, payable in lawful November 17, 2005, as Federal-aid Transporta- yard, unfinished base- HOME? Advertise it in details. Berna Sloan scaping complete. newspapers for only PUBLIC NOTICE money of the United Instrument No. 250313, tion Programs. UDOT ment, a/c, $1050/mo the classifieds. Call (435)840-5029 Group Many extras! Ready to- $163. for 25 words ($5. The Central Region States at the time of in Book xx, Page xx, of has established a 45 day $500/dep 882-0050 or visit 1 Real Estate day! Best offer! for each additional Council on Workforce sale. Successful bidders the Official Records in comment period. Com- (435)882-7512 (801)860-5696, www.tooeletran word). You will reach the office at the County 1BDRM HOUSE, Services will hold its next must tender a deposit of ments must be in writing (435)882-7094 script.com up to 340,000 house- Recorder of Tooele kitchen, bath, living OVERLAKE/ TOOELE monthly Meeting on Sep- $5,000 in certified funds and must be received no Large 5bdrm, 3bth, holds and all you do is to the trustee at the time County, State of Utah, room, garage, yard, no FSBO Home in Stans- Stansbury Park on the tember 25th, 2008 at later than November 5, 2 story, 2 car garage, call the Transcript Bul- of sale, with the balance executed by Jason Wei- pets/ smoking. $590/mo bury Park. 3 bdrm, water! Quiet cul-de- 12:30 pm at the Depart- 2008. fenced yard, $1095. letin at 882-0050 for all due by noon the follow- denbenner, A Married $500/dep. 67 West 400 2bth, 50% finished sac. Free recorded ment of Workforce Serv- Proposed DBE goals No pets/ smoking. the details. (Mention ing business day, at the Man, will sell at public North. (801)231-9582 basement, hardwood message – 1-877-744- ices - Rm 157, 1385 have been established 17 East Aaron Drive UCAN Classified Net- office of the Trustee. At auction to highest bid- floors, vaulted cielings, 3427, ext 76. Pruden- South State, SLC, UT. for the year 2008 which 2-3BDRM HOMES in Davidson Realty work) the tooele county court- der, payable in lawful large living and family tial Utah R.E. (Published in the Tran- narrowly tailors the DBE quiet park. Starting (801)466-5078 script Bulletin Sepember house 74 South 100 money of the United goals to the local rooms, 1/3 acre lot in Tooele- 2 cozy bedroom $675/mo.144 W Durfee Public Notices 23, 2008) East Tooele Utah all States at the time of market. The goal setting cul-de-sac, shed, RV rambler on a large lot. St. Grantsville (801) right, title and interest sale. Successful bidders procedures and calcula- STANSBURY 3BDRM parking, vinyl fenced Zero Down avail. Free Meetings 651-5151 conveyed to and now must tender a deposit of tions are a part of the 2bth, double garage, and fully landscaped. recorded message- Public Notices held by it under said $5,000 in certified funds proposed DBE Program 2007 HOME for rent. a/c, no pets, $500/dep 5630 Oakmont Ct. 1-877-744-3427, ext Deadline for public notices is 4 p.m. the day Trustees Deed of Trust in the to the trustee at the time information. New Subdivision, close $1000/mo $209,900. Call Kacee 88. Prudential R.E. of sale, with the balance to Northlake Elemen- prior to publication. property situated in said The proposed overall (435)882-4165 840-8226. Deadline for public no- due by noon the follow- tary, 5bdrm, 2.5bth, Tooele- Inexpensive 5 Public notices submit- County and State de- DBE goal for Federal tices is 4 p.m. the day ing business day, at the 3100+sqft, 2 car ga- STANSBURY HOME for FSBO Home in Stans- bedroom rambler. Zero ted past the deadline scribed as: Lot 439, the Highway Administration prior to publication. office of the Trustee. At rage, fenced backyard. rent. Beautiful 5bdrm, bury Park. 3bdrm, 2bth, Down avail. Free re- will not be accepted. ridge no.4 subdivision, (FHWA) funded projects Public notices submit- the tooele county court- No smoking/ pets. 3bth home. Backyard 50% finished base- corded message – UPAXLP according to the official is: 9.0%. The antici- ted past the deadline house 74 South 100 $1400/mo, $1200 secu- fully fenced. Great mas- ment, hardwood floors, 1-877-744-3427. Ext plat thereof as recorded pated race conscious AGENDA will not be accepted. East Tooele Utah all rity deposit, 6mo lease. ter bathroom. Must see! vaulted cielings, large 91. Prudential R.E. in the office of the DBE goal is 0.0%. The $1200/mo. $1200 secu- living and family rooms, NOTICE is hereby given UPAXLP Tooele county recorder, right, title and interest anticipated race neutral (435)830-7583. Lease that the Stansbury Serv- conveyed to and now Option available. rity deposit. Washer 1/3 acre lot in state of Utah *deed of portion of the DBE goal and dryer included. cul-de-sac, shed, RV Mobile Homes ice Agency Board of NOTICEOFTRUS- trust re-recorded on held by it under said is 9.0% 2BDRM 1BTH 2 car ga- P l e a s e c a l l parking, vinyl fenced Trustees will hold its TEE'S SALE 01/04/2008 doc# Deed of Trust in the The proposed DBE goal rage, $800/mo, $500/ (435)840-5184. and fully landscaped. regular meeting on The following described 299927. The street ad- property situated in said for Federal Aviation Ad- dep. (435)830-2572 5630 Oakmont Ct. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Wednesday, September property will be sold at dress and other common County and State de- ministration (FAA) STANSBURYPARK $209,900 Call Kacee home for rent, no smok- 24, 2008 at 7:00 pm, at public auction to the designation of the real scribed as: Lot 605, golf funded projects is 0.0%. 2BDRM 1BTH home in on the lake, 4bdrm, 840-8226 ing/ pets. 882-1550 the Stansbury Park highest bidder, payable property described course island subdivision It is anticipated that FAA Grantsville $535/mo 4bth. Asking $2200/ Clubhouse, #1 Country in lawful money of the above is purported to be: no. 5, phase 6, accord- funded projects will not $400/dep. No pets. 328 mo obo. Available im- FSBO: 30 Benchmark Club Drive, Stansbury United States at the time 484 East 740 North ing to the official plat exceed the threshold of East Main #7. Call mediately. Call (435) Village, 4bdrm, 3bth, Office Space Park, Utah 84074. of sale, at the Tooele Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- thereof, as recorded in $250,000. FAA funds (801)815-2928 or 224-4344 big family room, newly BUSINESS MEETING County Courthouse, 47 mated Total Debt as of the office of the Tooele are passed through to (435)884-0432. remodeled beautiful 1. Call to Order STANSBURYPARK COMMERCIALSPACE South Main, Tooele, UT October 14, 2008 is county recorder, state of sub-recipients who set condo. $220,000. 2.Pledge of Allegiance 2BDRM 2BTH Overlake Rambler 6bdrm, 3.5bth, in Tooele, 272 N. 84074, on October 22, $217,780.00. The under- Utah.. The street ad- DBE goals as appropri- (435)882-4396 3.Roll Call Condo, $900/mo. Agent 2 car garage, w/freezer, Broadway, approx. 200 2008, at 12:00 noon of signed Trustee disclaims dress and other common ate. 4. Review and Adopt designation of the real (435)843-9883 a/c, tile, blinds, RV GRANTSVILLE to 450sqft. High speed said day, for the purpose any liability for any incor- The proposed DBE Minutes property described parking, storage shed. HOME Price Re- internet, utilities in- of foreclosing a trust rectness of the street ad- goals will become effec- 3BDRM 1BTH Home For 5.Public Comment above is purported to be: $1595/mo $800/dep duced. $159,900. 1086 cluded in rent. deed dated March 3, dress and other common tive October 1, 2008 and sale or rent. $700/mo 6.Probable Vote Items 692 Counrty Club Drive (801)301-1584 Marga- sq feet on main level (435)882-4949 2004, and executed by designation, if any, will continue until De- (435)840-8199 7.Recess Stansbury Park Ut rie Smith with finished full base- THOMASR.JOHNSON shown herein. Said sale cember 31, 2009. The WORK SESSION 84074. Estimated Total 3BDRM 1BTH Town ment. 4 bedrooms, 1 ANDKATHERINEC. will be made without DBE goals will be recal- STANSBURYPARK, 1.Possible Vote Items Debt as of October 14, Hone for rent. No and 1/2 bathrooms, re- Lots & Land JOHNSON, as Trustors, covenant or warranty, culated annually. 3bdrm, 2bth newer A. Lake Regulations 2008 is $152,770.10. smoking/ pets. cently remodeled in- in favor of AMERI- express or implied, re- Comments are re- rambler w/very small Debbie Record The undersigned Trus- $900/mo +deposit. 734 cluding new carpet and QUESTMORTGAGE garding title, possession, quested on the DBE backyard. 2 car garage, 1/2 ACRE Lot for Sale. B.Pool Decking Bids tee disclaims any liability N 1 7 0 W . paint throughout. Up- COMPANY as Benefici- condition or encum- goal setting procedures w/d, hardwood floors. Ponderosa Estates, Christy Achziger for any incorrectness of 801-836-0858 stairs living room and ary, which Trust Deed brances, including fees, and the proposed DBE 162 Crystal Bay. Stansbury Park. West C.Opening discussion the street address and 435-849-0858 one bedroom has beau- was recorded on March charges and expenses goal. The DBE goal set- $1050/mo. facing, cul-de-sac, par- for 2009 Budget John O other common designa- tiful hard wood floor. 18, 2004, as Entry No. of the Trustee and of the ting procedures may be 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- (801)718-7121 tially fenced. Surround- Donnell (Rule suspen- tion, if any, shown Within walking distance 220169, in Book 930, at trusts created by said viewed and discussed at rage, 329 Dawson Dr. ing lots fully developed. sion) herein. Said sale will be TOOELE Immaculate of several schools. Page 355, in the Official Deed of Trust, to pay the the Utah Department of Overlake Tooele, $125,000. Contact I. Consideration of made without covenant 3bdrm 1.5bth beautiful Close to the city park. Records of Tooele remaining principal sums Transportation, Office of $1075/mo $600/dep Janice (801)927-7149 needs assessment or warranty, express or views, fenced yard, Corner lot, size .22 County, State of Utah of the note(s) secured by the Civil Rights Section, (435)884-0826 analysis implied, regarding title, central air, $1050/mo acre. Has sprinkler 20 ACRE RANCHES, covering real property said Deed of Trust. The at 4501 South 2700 II. Community involve- possession, condition or 3BDRM 2BTH Car port, (801)971-7357 system with 90% near booming El Paso, purportedly located at current beneficiary of the West, Salt Lake City, ment encumbrances, including all appliances, Stock- (801)943-6036 fenced backyard. One Texas. Road Surveyed. 531 Water Wheel Lane, Trust Deed as of the Utah between the hours 2.Managers Report fees, charges and ex- ton, Pet ok, $850/mo car garage. Appliances $15,900 $200/down Stansbury Park, Utah date of this notice is: of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 TOOELE/ OVERLAKE 3.Board Members Re- penses of the Trustee plus deposit. (435)640- can be left with home. $159/mth. Money back 84074 in Tooele County, Mortgage Electronic p.m. 3bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 story, ports and Requests and of the trusts created 0259 Please make appoint- guarantee. Free maps Utah, and more particu- Registration Systems, A copy of the goal set- 2 car garage, ac, $1050. 4. Correspondence larly described as: by said Deed of Trust, to 3BDRM 2BTH great m e n t t o s e e . & P i c t u r e s Inc. The record owner of ting procedures may be No smoking/ pets. 5. Financial and Bills LOT 93, GATEWAY pay the remaining princi- neighborhood, large 435-840-3603 1-800-343-9444. No the property as of the re- obtained by writing: Utah New carpet/ paint. 6.Adjourn NEIGHBORHOOD- pal sums of the note(s) fenced yard, $1050/mo credit checks!! (ucan) cording of the Notice of Department of Transpor- 57 East 1810 North Grantsville- lovely ex- (Published in the Tran- PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- secured by said Deed of (435)843-7830 Default is/are: Kroger tation, Civil Rights Sec- Davidson Realty ecutive style homes are 280 ACRES, Possible script Bulletin September SION,ASUBDIVISION Menzer. Dated: Septem- Trust. The current bene- tion, 4501 South 2700 3BDRM 2BTH w/d (801)466-5078 priced to sell!. Free re- 40acre pieces Tooele 23, 2008) OFTOOELECOUNTY, ber 16, 2008. ficiary of the Trust Deed West Box 141520, Salt hook-ups, central air, corded message – County land, Owner fi- PUBLIC NOTICE ACCORDINGTOTHE James H. Woodall, as of the date of this no- Lake City, Utah yard, 475 & 485 Delta 1-877-744-3427, ext. nancing possible Call NOTICEISHERBY OFFICIALPLAT Trustee 10653 River tice is: Mortgage Elec- 84114-1520 or by calling (435)843-0180 tronic Registration Sys- Circle. $800/mo Homes 81 Prudential R.E. GIVEN THAT the Tooele THEREOF, RECORDED Front Parkway, Suite (801) 965-4495. It is also $600/dep (801)467- (435)830-0062 City Planning Commis- INTHEOFFICEOF 290 South Jordan Ut tems, Inc. The record available from the follow- HOME FOR Sale in owner of the property as 6344 Owner/ Agent. BUY BULK 40AC just sion will meet in a public THECOUNTYRE- 84095 (801)254-9450 ing web address: Terra on 2acres, of the recording of the $29,900. Your own gor- hearing and Business CORDEROFTOOELE (800) 245-1886 (Hot- http://www.udot.utah.gov 3BDRM TRAILER in $$$SAVE MONEY 2100sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, Notice of Default is/are: geous ranch. Stunning meeting scheduled for COUNTY, UTAH. line)TOOELE Hours:TRANSCRIPT 9:00 A.M. - /index.php/m=c/tid=198 Vernon, responsible for Find HUD & Bank 2 car garage plus work- Jason Weidenbenner. land, inspiring views, Wednesday, October 8, Tax ID: 13-049-0-0093 5:00B P.M.ULLETIN Signature/by: (Published in the Tran- surrounding areas. Call owned homes at: shop. $225,000 Many Dated: September 16, great locations, 2 hours 2008 in the hour of 7:00 The current Beneficiary James H. Woodall, script Bulletin September Duane (435)840-8107 www.tooelebank extras. Seen by ap- 2008. east of Salt Lake in PM. The meeting will be of the trust deed is Trustee R-195083 23, 2008) homes.com or call pointment. Call James H. Woodall, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ideal outdoor recrea- held at Tooele City Hall DEUTSCHEBANKNA- (Published in the Tran- for a list Berna Sloan (435)837-2363 Trustee 10653 River home for rent, no smok- tional area. County in the City Council TIONALTRUSTCOM- script Bulletin September (435)840-5029 (435)830-0120 Front Parkway, Suite ing/ pets. 882-1550 maintained roads, Chambers, located at 90 PANY, AS TRUSTEE, IN 16, 23 & 30, 2008) Group 1 Real Estate TRUSTFORTHEREG- 290 South Jordan Ut 4BDRM, 3BTH house for HORSEPROPERTY, ready to build or just N Main Street, Tooele, ISTERED HOLDERS OF 84095 (801)254-9450 rent, $1100/mo. Over- $236,900 Large Brick Grantsville, 3bdrm, hold and enjoy. Priced Utah. Public Hearing on AMERIQUESTMORT- (800) 245-1886 (Hot- lake. Please call for Rambler. 4100sqft, 2bth, 2 car garage, out at bulk acreage prices an ordinance of the GAGESECURITIES line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - more information at 4-5bdrm, fully land- buildings, 1.09 acre, for quick sale. Must Tooele City Council INC.,QUESTTRUST 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: (435)843-1036 or scaped, many up- $279,900 or sold with sell. EZ Terms. call amending the Tooele 2005-X2, ASSET James H. Woodall, (435)224-3043 grades, super clean, 0.69 acre for $229,900. UTLR 1-888-622-5263. City Code Chapter 7-16 BACKEDCERTIFI- Trustee R-195065 pet free, smoke free. (435)884-6716 (ucan) regarding auto impound 5BDRM, 2.5bth 1 acre yards. Pursuant to the CATES,SERIES (Published in the Tran- (435)840-5199 LAKEPOINT Home & horse property, Grants- FABULOUS VIEW lot, Americans with Disabili- 2005-X2, and the record script Bulletin September Horse Property - 7933. ville. Call (435)225- $299,900 Horse property will build to suit, all utilities Act, individuals owners of the property 16, 23 & 30, 2008) Mountain View Road 6145, 884-6256 for ap- 4bdrm. New home, ties at site. Oak Ridge needing special accom- as of the recording of the Darling older home on pointment. $950/mo, large master bedroom, Dr. Priced at $165,500. modation during this Notice of Default are 1 acre. 3bdrm 1.75bth. $600/dep. landscaped sprinkler Rainwater Construction meeting should notify THOMASR.JOHNSON system, Option to rent. New kitchen cabinets & 435-830-2501 ANDKATHERINEC. 5BDRM, 2BTH large NE Rachelle Custer, Tooele Seller Motivated paint. Water shares. JOHNSON. Tooele. $1200 +de- LAKEPOINT, 1 acre Lot/ City Planner prior to the (801)631-4257 Completely fenced and Bidders must tender to posit, 2 car garage, Horse Property. 7933 meeting at (435) ready for animals. Very the trustee a $5,000.00 vaulted ceilings. No 3BDRM, 2BTH $119,900 Mountain View Road. 843-2130 or TDD (435) nice,large heated ga- deposit at the sale and pets/ smoking. 563 $3,000 RC Willey Gift Lot has been surveyed 843-2180. rage. Barn & outbuild- the balance of the pur- Eastridge. Nathan $100 Down. Manufac- & undergoing final (Published in the Tran- ings. Ready for horses. chase price by 2:00 p.m. (801)222-0821, tured home on .2 acre. steps of sudivision from script Bulletin September Adjoining 1 acre lot the day following the (435)831-5012 Wright Brothers RE main house on 1 acre. 23, 2008) available (see Lots & sale. Both the deposit 801-225-2885 Very nice fenced lot BRAND NEW 3bdrm, Land). Owner will dis- PUBLIC NOTICE and the balance must be count if you buy both! w/.72 water swhares. NOTICEISHEREBY 2bth, 1300sqft, close to 5BDRM 2.5BTH, new City water & utilities in paid to Lincoln Title In- park & schools, 805 N paint, new carpet, com- Contact Sherry Talbot GIVEN THAT the Tooele surance Agency in the (435)548-2782 or Gwen the county road. Great City Planning Commis- 720 W. $1300/mo. pletely finished, RV area & easy to build on. form of a wire transfer, $1000/dep. (801)243- parking, fenced yard, Stratton (801)792-0979 sion scheduled for cashier's check or certi- / Agents / Miller & Co. Adjoining home & 1 Wednesday, September 2248 close to new elemen- acre also available (see fied funds. Cash pay- tary and park. Call (801)566-6600 24, 2008 has been can- ments, personal checks EXECUTIVE Lake View "Homes" ad). Buyer will (435)882-1541 or celled. The next Plan- or trust checks are not Home For Rent S.. Planning on selling your discount if you buy (435)241-0105 ning Commission busi- accepted. ÊiÞiÊ`VÌÀÊV>Ê Park Spacious home, you could be both! Contact Sherry $190,000. ness meeting will be DATED: September 18, 4200sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth, sending your sales Talbot (435)548-2782 held Wednesday, Octo- 2008. ÃiiÊÌ }ÃÊÞÕÊV>½Ì° 2 family rooms, office, AFFORDABLE Home. points to up to 340,000 or Gwen Stratton ber 8, 2008 at 7:00 pm. LINCOLNTITLEIN- formal dining and living. 2bdrm, 1bth unfinished households at once. (801)792-0979 / Agents (Published in the Tran- SURANCE AGENCY $1900/mo. Kim Kirks basement on 1 acre lot For $163. you can / Miller & Co. /NEINTHREEADULTSOVERHASAVISIONPROBLEM script Bulletin September by: Paula Maughan Owner/Agent in Lake Point. Call if place your 25 word (801)566-6600 ANDMANYDONTEVENKNOWIT4HATSBECAUSE 23, 2008) its: Vice President (801)369-9184. you are interested. classified ad to all 45 Telephone: (801)476- MANYVISIONPROBLEMSHAVENOWARNINGSIGNS (801)580-3758 or newspapers in Utah. SELLINGYOUR NICE HOME For Rent. 0303 (801)209-2717 Just call the Transcript Water Shares HOME? Advertise it in !NEYEDOCTORCANIDENTIFYSERIOUSVISIONAND Nearly brand new. Very Bulletin at 882-0050 for the classifieds. Call web site: www.smith- HEALTHCONDITIONSBEFOREYOUCAN&ORTHELATEST nice 2bdrm, 2bth home FSBOSTANSBURY 882-0050 or visit knowles.com all the details. (Mention INFORMATIONONVISIONHEALTH VISITV iVÞi>ÀÞ°V in Stansbury. Fenced, Park Lake Front, 15 ucan) 2 SHARES Settlement www.tooeletran SK File No. 07-1434 landscaped yard. No Lakeview, 5bdmr Canyon Irrigation Wa- script.com (Published in the Tran- !PUBLICSERVICEMESSAGEFROMTHE6ISION#OUNCIL Pets, No Smoking. 2.5bth, 4186sqft, STOPFORCLOSURE. ter, $4000 per share script Bulletin September OF!MERICAAND!!20 $1150/mo. $399,000 Free Consultation. Call obo. (435)830-6538 or BECOMEASUB- 23, 30 & October 7, (775)423-7121 (435)850-0148 (435)228-4660 (435)882-0683 SCRIBER. 882-0050 2008) B10

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know the Nigerian culture and Life getting acquainted with the continued from page B1 young missionaries, who were all from Africa. and horizontal travel like an “The part of Nigeria we airplane. Kirk also worked on were in was predominately the landing process for the Christian,” Jerry said. space shuttle. The Kirks completed their Kirk also continued his service and returned to their military work in the Naval home in Fremont, Calif. Reserves, retiring in 1978 as a About a year after return- commander. ing home, the Kirks received In 1995 as Kirk prepared to another call. This one was a retire from NASA, he was also little more of a surprise. Jerry nearing the end of his service was called to serve as president as stake president in the LDS of the Nigeria Port Harcourt Church. Mission for three years. Kirk and his wife Joanne Port Harcourt is east of decided it was time to serve a Lagos. The Kirks spent the mission for the church. They last three months of their first completed the paperwork and mission in Port Harcourt with submitted it to church head- Jerry serving as the acting mis- quarters. sion president. “When we received our “Harcourt is the economic letter telling us we would be capital of Nigeria,” said Jerry. serving in Nigeria, we were “It is where oil is produced.” surprised,” said Jerry. Joanne “Being mission president is said she wasn’t sure where a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week Nigeria was on the map. job and you are on the road The Kirks served in the mis- all the time,” Jerry said. “And sion home of the Nigeria Lagos the roads in Nigeria are not in Mission for 18 months from good shape. They are difficult 1996 to 1997. Jerry served as to travel and there are very the mission finance and office few road signs.” manager and Joanne was the The Kirks had to boil water mission secretary. before drinking and sanitize “I reported all the bap- fruits and vegetables before photography / Maegan Burr tisms,” said Joanne. “It was eating. Electrical power was hard. All the names were very also scarce in some places. Former Tooele resident Jerry Kirk visits in his father’s front room in Tooele. Kirk recently returned from serving as an LDS Temple President in Nigeria. long and were like alphabet “It was one long campout,” soup.” Jerry said. averaged around 300 bap- when their time was up they the opening of the temple. Jerry said. The Kirks enjoyed getting to The Port Harcourt mission tisms a month with a 70 per- returned in 2001 to their home Altogether, the Kirks have Joanne’s heart flows with cent retention rate — slightly in California. spent seven and a half years praise for the people of higher than the churchwide The Kirks had been home in Nigeria. Nigeria. average, according to Jerry. from Nigeria for almost four “We have been able to watch “The people we worked “The African people are a a years when a message was left some of the missionaries that with were all wonderful peo- very happy people,” Jerry said. on their answering machine to we worked with progress from ple, very spiritual, and they “They could live in a mud hut call one of President Gordon missionaries, to getting mar- love their Heavenly Father,” and be very happy.” B. Hinckley’s secretaries. ried in the temple, and start- Joanne said. “We not only taught about It turned out to be anoth- ing their careers and families,” [email protected] the LDS Church,” Joanne said, er opportunity to return to Are you a former Club member? “but we also did humanitar- Nigeria. Jerry was to serve ian service, teaching literacy as president and Joanne as Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? and personal health.” matron of the new LDS tem- We’re looking for you! Joanne recalled visiting one ple in Aba, Nigeria. Relief Society meeting for the Jerry and Joanne arrived Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a women of the church where back in Nigeria in June 2005. they were teaching how to This call was to last for two short alumni survey! make shoe polish and hand years. The temple was sched- cream. uled to open in August, and The Kirks served for three the couple’s task was to train years in Nigeria this time and and prepare the workers for Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the

882.0050 photo courtesy of Jerry Kirk Joanne Kirk while serving in Nigeria.

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