Final SR-36 Speed Limits Determined In

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Crazy ‘Grandma’ T keeps Grantsville crowd in stitches See B1 BULLETIN November 22, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 52 50 cents Programs Final SR-36 speed limits determined in ’06 in place by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER For those wishing to drive a little faster on SR-36 between to combat Tooele and I-80, your wish may come true in 2006. “After the traffic signal gang woes is installed at 2400 North in December, our department will by Mary Ruth Hammond conduct a speed study through the entire section from Tooele STAFF WRITER City to I-80 in January. After that, While gangs are affecting the the speed limit may be increased lives of a number of young Tooele in some areas and decreased in County residents — there are pro- others,” said Nile Easton, public grams already in place and more information officer for the Utah being formed to combat the prob- Department of Transportation. lem. The new traffic light will be in That was the message Father the area of the new Home Depot, Matthew Wixted of St. Marguerite’s Al & Lid Furniture and the Utah Parish and others delivered at the Transit Authority’s park and city’s second gang conference ride. held last week. The first gang con- “The speed limit of 50 mph for ference was held in September much of that area came about following the shooting death of through the environmental study one young man at the Tooele process. We usually start out Settlement Canyon Reservoir. slow. If we’re going to error it Additionally, a Tooele busi- will be on the side of safety,” ness owner, a native of India, Easton said. was attacked in early Septemeber The UDOT spokesman said and beaten and stabbed by men the study would probably not — one of whom is a documented take longer than a month. member of a prison-based, white “We will send a couple of supremacist group. people out there and determine Milo Berry has been working how fast people are driving, the for three years with a $300,000 number of accidents, traffic pat- grant the city received for a pro- terns and the history of the new gram called Communities That road so far,” Easton said. Care. Drivers on Utah’s roads are “Right now we actually have expected to obey the speed limit, two programs endorsed by the according to Utah Highway federal government,” Berry stated. “They are gang-prevention Patrol Lt. Mike Rapich, even if photography / Troy Boman type programs.” The speed limit for most of SR-36 between Tooele and Stansbury Park is 50 mph, but the limit jumps to 55 mph from Stansbury Park’s Rose Springs One program headed by Berry SEE SPEED ON A5 Elementary (above) to Mills Junction. Highway engineers will study speed limits for the road in January after all new signal lights are operational. is for parents. “When a parent is asked to join a parenting group, he or she might feel they are being asked to Unwanted prison not coming to county; cost too prohibitive do so because they are not good parents,” Berry explained. “That Commissioner Matt Lawrence. The state of Utah considered lose money if they tried to move governor about one month ago and by Mark Watson is not true. We can all become bet- Sometimes enterprises such as pris- eventually moving the prison to the prison. told him they did not want the STAFF WRITER ter parents by working together ons will help generate employment, Tooele County and had two locations The state could lose as much prison in Tooele County. Current Tooele County leaders and using methods that have been but Lawrence said there are no in mind. Gov. Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. as $372 million by building a new “We made the short list and two do not want the Utah State Prison in successful in other places.” good reasons to want a prison. “In said during his campaign that the prison elsewhere at this time. sites were in Tooele County. Our their county, and future leaders will “Guiding Good Choices” is a fact, from the studies we have con- state might benefit financially by “It’s a significant number,” the top priority in our meeting with the not have to consider the matter for program headed by Berry and his ducted it would cost us money if selling the prison land in Draper governor said. “It made the decision governor was to tell him we did not another 15 years. committee. the prison were to come to Tooele to developers. But a study released pretty easy.” “A prison in no way benefits “We work with families so they County,” he said. Friday indicates the state would The commissioners met with the SEE PRISON ON A3 the county,” said Tooele County can get along and stay together as a family,” Berry said. “When children feel they have a strong family Rupp by Two group, they are not as likely to go Neigbors could help police looking for other groups — even gangs — to fill that need in their lives.” battle crime in growing city Wixted has appointed juvenile court probation officers Alex by Mary Ruth Hammond enforcement officials want stated. “We are willing to Pacheco and Jimmy Arellano to Neighborhood Watch pro- work with any community or STAFF WRITER come up with some ideas on “how grams throughout the Tooele with a community or block It has long been proven we can focus the energy of young Valley. captain on a one-on-one basis that Neighborhood Watch people and others.” Tooele Police Sgt. Shawn to get the program going.” programs cut down on crime. Pacheco said there are at least Gleed explained that the Safe All that is needed is for Officials from cities who two prominent gangs in Tooele, at Home meeting last week one person in a neighbor- have used the program say with about 60 to 80 members. failed to attract participa- hood to take the responsibil- they are easy to set up. But “These gangs involve youth tion. ity upon her or himself to be when Tooele police officers who are between 14 and 18 years Officer Liberty Yates of the the block captain. That per- sponsored a meeting where old,” he added. Tooele Police Department, son would then talk to their the community was invited Wixted continued, “All too often and Sgt. Gleed have teamed neighbors about the need to come and learn about the we are aware of consequences up to help citizens who want for the Neighborhood Watch program, not one citizen of violence on our community. to start a Neighborhood program. showed up. This committee was not formed Watch program in their area. “With a Neighborhood Maxine Grimm, chairman to point a finger on any group of “We have brochures and of the county’s Safe at Home people. I think we all realize there pamphlets,” Officer Yates SEE WATCH ON A3 committee, and other law is a problem in Tooele, and something needs to be done.” Julie Spendlove who works Who is Jessica? Campaign hits state with prevention programs through Valley Mental Health by Jesse Fruhwirth of the provisions in the “Jessica after Jessica’s disappearance. and the school district noted STAFF WRITER Lunsford Act” that was recent- He was charged with not that Tooele does already have a A Florida father whose ly passed in Florida. reporting his new address, a lot of after-school programs for daughter was abducted, raped Mark Lunsford’s grief is requirement for individuals on youth. The programs are geared and later murdered has brought fresh. His daughter disap- a sex offenders’ registry. He toward giving youth something his national campaign to Utah. peared this past February, later confessed to kidnapping to do — somewhere to go — and “Jessica’s Law” calls for stiffer kidnapped from her home and murdering Jessica. knowing that someone is there to penalties for repeat offend- by a registered sex offender. “I couldn’t tell you how help them with homework or just ers and tracking devices that Investigators found her body many times I’ve had to tell to talk. offenders would be required to buried in the backyard of a my story,” Lunsford said, “and “We do have a lot of programs, wear for life. home down the street from each time it’s a little harder.” but the problem is, there are not Rep. Paul Ray (R-Clinton) where Jessica lived and was Lunsford has spoken in sev- photography / Troy Boman always a lot of people using these has signed onto the effort and abducted. Autopsies showed eral states since then, finding Chief Deputy Clerk Marilyn Gillette, Grantsville City Recorder Wendy Palmer and Tooele programs,” Spendlove stated. will submit to the Legislature signs of sexual assault. lawmakers to champion his County Clerk Dennis Ewing (l-r) recounted and confirmed Tuesday morning newly Spendlove and Berry said they in their next session an as-yet John Evander Couey was elected Grantsville City Councilman Paul Rupp’s two-vote victory over Kyle Matthews. undrafted bill calling for many arrested nearly three weeks SEE JESSICA ON A3 SEE GANGS ON A3

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Clear tonight. Lows in the OBITUARIES A6 DOINGS B2 Medical center helps resolve mid-20s. Sunny and hazy Grantsville ambulance concerns. Tuesday. Highs around 50. TV LISTINGS A7 CLASSIFIEDS B5 See A2 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A8 CROSSWORD B7 A2 TUESDAY November 22, 2005 ETCETERA ... Hospital buys Grantsville new ambulance Temps/Precipitation Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather by Mary Ruth Hammond Date High Low (prec./inches) STAFF WRITER Nov. 17 46 23 Tue 51/30 Although there has been an occa- Nov. 18 52 26 11/22 Nov. 19 50 27 sion or two in the recent past when Nov. 20 51 27 A mainly sunny sky. High 51F. a Grantsville resident needing medi- Winds light and variable. cal assistance has had to wait a few Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer minutes for an ambulance to arrive for the National Weather Service, reports — it looks as if the ambulance situa- that his recording station at 139 S. Main Wed received .21 inches of precipitation 51/27 tion in Grantsville has been solved. between Nov. 17 and Nov. 20 and a total 11/23 Grantsville was never totally of .00 so far this month. The normal for Sunshine. Highs in the low 50s without medical assistance, empha- November is 1.69 inches. and lows in the upper 20s. sized Grantsville Police Chief Dan For the water year, which began Oct. 1, 2004, Tooele has received 1.21 inches of Johnson, who is also an EMT. precipitation. The normal for the year is “Some of our firefighters are 18.49 inches of precipitation. Thu 50/28 first responders,” he said. “If an 11/24 ambulance crew (which consists Subscriber Service Mainly sunny. Highs in the low 50s of three people) was not available If you haven’t received and lows in the upper 20s. in Grantsville, the first responders your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., helped with the situation until an please call 882-0050 and our cus- ambulance could arrive from Tooele or another area of the county.” tomer representative will assist Fri 48/28 you. Customer service hours on 11/25 But now Grantsville has another line of defense thanks to Mountain Tuesday and Thursday nights Sunny. Highs in the upper 40s and are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. lows in the upper 20s. West Medical Center (MWMC). A ribbon–cutting ceremony was held last week for a brand new Ford 350, photography / David Bern truck-style ambulance that has been Keith Borders (back), assistant ambulance director for Mountain West Medical Center, helps Grantsville EMT If it happens here, Sat David Sadler in showing off some of the equipment in a brand new $150,000 ambulance placed in the city 45/30 placed in the Grantsville ambulance 11/26 by the hospital. In addition to the new ambulance, Grantsville has another two ambulances in the station. read about it here. station, 441 E. Main St. The ambu- Times of sun and clouds. Highs in Borders said the backup ambulances are used in case one ambulance is out on a medical call when more TOOELE lance cost $150,000 plus the acces- TRANSCRIPT the mid 40s and lows in the low emergency calls come in. BULLETIN 30s. sories it includes. Additionally, another two ambu- can stay home during their shift and ing EMT classes should call 882- Subscribe Today • 882-0050 ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content 5 and finish Feb. 18. Each student Service lances are always at the station in must attend every class. Classes will respond if and when they are called 1900 and ask for Vern Morris or case more than one medical call is be held each Tuesday and Thursday out,” he said. Keith Borders. All candidates for received simultaneously or approxi- evening from 6-10 p.m. Every other For those who live further away the classes must be registered by 5 mately during the same time. week, weekend classes will switch — or for residents who live in one p.m. on Friday, Nov. 25. What’s more, while some former from 6-10 p.m. on Friday nights to 8 city but want to work with an ambu- “We do interview prospective stu- Grantsville EMTs have committed a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturdays. lance crew in another city — there dents,” Borders said. “Candidates to running again on the local ambu- Half of the classes will be held at are beds, kitchens, and other living must be at least 18 years old. Any lance, MWMC will be sponsoring an the Grantsville ambulance station facilities at each ambulance sta- experience a person has had in EMT course that will be taught by and the other half will be held at the tion. the past is a plus for them when it Nathan Pennington, a paramedic. Lake Point Fire Department. “We have actually had people comes to getting into the class.” Residents from Grantsville, Tooele, Borders said that following the from Salt Lake City call and express However, those with no prior Stockton, Vernon or other cities and training, each student must pass a an interest in running with the experience but who believe they towns in the Tooele Valley can apply state practical (hands-on) test, plus Grantsville and Tooele ambulanc- have the aptitude and ability to to take the class. a written exam. Students who do es,” Borders said. work as an EMT is invited to call for Each person selected as a stu- not pass the written test the first Those who want to be consid- an interview. dent will have to pay a $600 fee. But time around will be given another ered as a candidate for the upcom- e-mail: [email protected] Keith Borders, MWMC’s assistant two opportunities to do so. The ambulance director, said that’s a practical test is offered only twice great price. to students. “EMT classes around the Salt Chief Johnson, who Borders Lake City area run from $800 to said is the highest trained EMT in $1,200 per student,” Borders said. Grantsville, is again running on a Borders, who is serving as direc- regular basis with the ambulance. photography / Jesse Fruhwirth tor and scheduler of the Grantsville The Thursday fire started on the first-floor living room eventually damaging both “There are currently 13 certified ambulance crew, said that once a Notice of Thanksgiving sides of the Smelter Road duplex. No one was home when the blaze started. EMTs in Grantsville,” Borders said. student takes the class, passes the MWMC staffs ambulance crews Deadline Changes tests, and then serves for 12 months in Grantsville, Tooele and Rush Duplex fire causes major as an ambulance EMT, he or she will Valley. Stockton EMTs run with the Due to the Thanksgiving holiday the Tooele Transcript Bulletin be reimbursed by the Tooele hospi- fire department, which is mostly will be published & delivered on Monday, November 21st and tal for the cost of the class. staffed with first responders. Wednesday, November 23rd. The Transcript Bulletin will be damage, kills two felines “Each EMT will have to com- Borders explained that a person closed on Thursday, November 24th for Thanksgiving. mit to running at least a one 12- on duty with any ambulance station by Jesse Fruhwirth Vario said the fire started in the hour shift each week,” Borders in Tooele County must be within six The deadlines for the Monday issue will be as follows: STAFF WRITER living room on the second floor. said. “After they have worked for minutes of the station during his or Classified Advertising: Friday, November 18th by 4:45 pm. a year as an EMT, they will receive Community News Items (i.e. wedding announcements, A fire caused major damage to an “It burned completely through her on-call shift. reimbursement costs for their EMT birthdays, babies, etc.): Friday, November 18th by 3:00 p.m. east-side Tooele duplex Thursday the floor joists and into the apart- “Many people live close enough ment below,” he said. training.” to the ambulance station that they evening. There were no injuries The EMT classes will begin Dec. The deadlines for the Wednesday issue will be as follows: associated with the fire, but the Firefighters were called to the scene shortly after 7 p.m. He said Classified Advertising: Tuesday, Nov. 22 by 4:45 pm. residents did mourn the untime- Community News Items (i.e. wedding announcements, ly passing of two cats who didn’t the battle between the 18 firefighters and the blaze lasted about three Tooele birthdays, babies, etc.): Tuesday, Nov. 22 by 3:00 p.m. make it out safely. Tight race hours. The building at 563 E. 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dren go to the park to play, or even Watch participants in what to on to police, we will take care of Watch go to the neighbor’s backyard four watch for, how to document the situation.” continued from page A1 houses down to play because we information that will be helpful to Grantsville Police Officer George often don’t know our neighbors.” police and when to call for police Huber says a Neighborhood Watch Watch program, neighbors get to Yates said a Neighborhood help. program is in the working in his know one another and develop an Watch program can include one Sgt. Gleed emphasized that city. For more information or to interest in looking after and car- block, two blocks, or a larger Neighborhood Watch programs join that group, call 884-6881. ing for one another,” Officer Yates area. are not vigilante groups. explained. “It all depends on the peo- “We don’t want neighbors going For more information or to start Although the LDS Church has ple involved,” Yates said. “The out and trying to take the law into Neighborhood Watch programs in set up emergency disaster plans Neighborhood Watch captain can their own hands,” he said. “We just Tooele, call Sgt. Gleed or Officer in all areas within Tooele County, include as many houses as he or need their eyes and ears to help Yates at 882-8900. those programs work differently she would like to include in the us. Once the information is passed e-mail: [email protected] than a Neighborhood Watch pro- program.” gram, according to Gleed. Sgt. Gleed explained that with “With a Neighborhood Watch the growing population of Tooele Serving Tooele County since 1947 photography / Troy Boman program, neighbors tell one anoth- City, police are having a tough Tooele County probation officers Jimmy Arellano and Alex Pacheco (l-r) have er when they are going to be out of time being everywhere at once. PENNEY’S SERVICE been appointed by Father Matthew Wixted of St. Marguerite’s Parish to help town and others in the neighbor- “We never have more than combat Tooele’s gang problem by coming up with some ideas on how to hood keep an eye on their homes four officers working on any one focus the energy of young people and others in a positive direction. during that time period,” Gleed shift,” Gleed explained. “If we Another community gang said. “With Neighborhood Watch get a domestic violence call or Gangs meeting will be hosted by the St. programs, we also like to see par- have an accident, it usually takes Breakfast ticipants hold parties and really at least two officers to respond. Sandwich, $ 50 continued from page A1 Marguerite’s Parish of the Catholic get to know one another. We are That’s why Neighborhood Watch Drink & Cookie Church next February. Watch the would work on formulating a list starting to live in a society where Programs are needed.” 2 of all the available programs for Tooele Transcript-Bulletin for the parents are afraid to let their chil- Police train Neighborhood 7766 S. Highway 36, Stockton • 882-8066 youth and publish it in the news- date and time of that meeting. paper by early next year. e-mail: [email protected]

tory sentences for individuals who Jessica are low-risk. continued from page A1 Ray said the Utah Department of Corrections is only aware of two cause. His goal is to pass a law simi- repeat sex offenders in the state, lar to Florida’s in every state. but he believes there are many more �� Lunsford argues that sex offend- who are not fully documented or er registries allow perpetrators to registered. �� slip through the cracks and enables Utah sentencing guidelines usu- repeat offenders such as Couey. He �� ally require prison sentences of said if Couey had been required to “indeterminate length.” Even the wear a tracking device, law enforce- most violent crimes often only carry ment may have found him before a minimum prison term of six years; Jessica was killed. �� after the minimum is reached, the “Registration was not enough Board of Pardons and Paroles deter- to prevent Couey from killing my mines how long the prisoner will be daughter,” Lunsford said. “There incarcerated. were cracks and loopholes in the Ray’s bill will call for a 30-year [Florida] system. I found out the minimum prison sentence for the �� same cracks and loopholes exist in most individuals who rape and mur- every state.” der a child, as well as make it Just two weeks prior to Jessica’s available for the death penalty. His disappearance, a report claimed changes would also make child rape �� that 77,000 registered sex offenders with the use of a weapon a mini- had gone missing. mum 15-year prison stay. �� “It’s not fair to the people to wait Ray’s bill leaves out some of the until something happens to make most contentious portions of the changes,” Lunsford told lawmakers Florida law. It requires schools to fin- at a press conference in Salt Lake gerprint and conduct a background City last week. check on all employees and con- �� The details of Ray’s bill have not tractors of the school district, even yet been determined, but he said he visitors to the school. There are 51 �� will propose the lifetime use of GPS- different crimes that can make an �� tracking devices for sex offenders individual ineligible to enter school �� who are at a high risk of offending property, even indecent exposure. again. Ray also wants to change the A school board member in Polk statute of limitations on sex crimes County has voiced concern that his against children to 10 years. 1960’s public urination convictions Ray’s bill might face a rocky may trip the background check. �� road in the Legislature. Critics of U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) “Jessica’s Law” in other states have has introduced a federal bill that �� said repeat offenders are very rare. would maintain DNA samples for �� Advocates of therapy and rehabili- registered sex offenders to be used �� tation often prefer shorter manda- in future prosecutions. �� of Interstate 15 is worth millions, �� Prison the study shows it would cost mil- �� continued from page A1 lions to move the facility, more than �� the current location is worth. � �� want the prison,” Lawrence said. ��

�� The prison sits on about 670 �� “The governor believes Tooele �� acres, though estimates indicate the � �� County will soon see the greatest ��

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�� economic growth in the state during �� only need 350 acres. The report �� the next few years,” the commis- concludes, “The prison property is �� sioner pointed out. �� a valuable asset of the state and �� Lawrence indicated that the ��

the unused portion should not be �� county’s position has changed �� left idle or simply sold as surplus �� somewhat in regard to big business �� property.” � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � for the county. �� “As a county we’re moving in a “In addition, when it is deter- �� different direction. We do not want mined how much of the land in � � � � � � � � � �� some of these less desirable busi- Draper adjacent to the state prison � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � nesses locating in Tooele County,” is not needed by the Department of the commissioner said. Corrections, the state should strate- The governor did say the prison gically plan for its long-term use for �� issue could be addressed in the either state facilities or other uses �� future when economic conditions such as a technology center as envi- �� change, but probably no sooner sioned by the governor’s economic �� than 15 years from now. development plan,” reads the study. Though the land on the west side e-mail:[email protected] SALT LAKE VALLEY Announces Year End RED TAG SALE THE PRICE you SEE is THE PRICE YOU PAY On Clearly Marked Stickers - Examples:

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Share Christmas spirit With wars and natural disasters adding profound calamity to our lives this year, it’s easy to underestimate the humanity and drama of our neighbors right here in town. Hard times are not confined to Iraq or Louisiana. We haven’t received as many nominations to our Christmas Benefit Fund this year as last and we invite the public to take another look at those in your immediate surroundings who may be in need of help. Sports Editor Nick Drake is ready to put on his Santa beard and bring Christmas cheer. Our departments have combined forces to fundraise through luncheons and bake sales. Now, we need your support. The Christmas Benefit Fund needs nominations by Sunday, Nov. 27. Everyday heroes exist all around us, and profound suffering isn’t hard to come by either. The Transcript-Bulletin would like to elevate the human condition by aiding heroism or offsetting suffering to members of our community. Churches and government agencies are good at providing the basics of food, water and shelter, but our Christmas Benefit Fund aims to meet unique needs. During the holidays, everyone deserves to celebrate but frequently many don’t have the financial support to achieve more than survival. We donate thousands of dollars annually to a person or family who could use the community’s help. Nominations ought to include the details regarding who is being nominated and how we can help. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Nominations should be submitted by mail, Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 58 N. Main St., Tooele UT 84074 or sent by e-mail to: jmcall@tooeletranscript. com. who break the law will get a ticket. If you Mudslinging ad disgraceful Mill’s season wonderful have ever had to pay money for a speeding “If you tug at a jaded journalist’s heart,” Managing Editor Mike Call Editor: Editor: ticket in this state, you promise yourself said, “you’re a miracle worker.” Grantsville voters have spoken, and have The Benson Grist Mill is now closed after you will never pay again. I have often shown who we believe to be the best man a wonderful and successful season of tours wanted to post a sign in my car window and for the job. Congratulations, Byron! We and events. As our community grows, our state the fines for Tooele County: ANOTHER VIEW know how much you care for the people site has welcomed many new guests. 0-10 miles and hour over = $82 of Grantsville. You deserve this and a huge We have enjoyed the community’s 11-15 = $107 vote of thanks from us all. Your caring and increasing interest in the arts and history 16-20 = $157 concern for us has not gone unnoticed. that is unique to Tooele County. We are so 21-25 = $232 Scientists and doctors Anyone who has had the privilege of rub- grateful for the support of our local commu- 26-30 = $332 bing shoulders with this great man would nity and businesses. Our events owe much 31+ = $432 know what we are talking about. Byron is of their success to these businesses and and $10 for each additional mile over and the definition of service. This man is not volunteers. no longer dazzling us doubled in construction zones. afraid of hard work. In fact, we know from The Benson Grist Mill strives to provide And ask: “Now is speeding worth $$ it?” experience, he will not quit until the job is wholesome activities and events for all cience and approach may have created a super I recently was in justice court and the done, and done well! visitors. We love to share the history and medicine have strain of the virus that we wouldn’t presiding judge asked the young man how Several years ago, our girls’ softball beauty of our historic site. We look forward Sfailed us. be able to do anything about, but we old he was, and the reply from him was, diamond was in disrepair. There was a lot to seeing you on May 1, 2006 when the We have no fly- should be happy for Magic Johnson. “Twenty” and then the judge said, “We know of work to be done to make the needed Benson Grist Mill opens for another season. ing cars. Our homes Perhaps this has happened because you think you are the best driver out there, improvements. Byron was there every day, We wish all a wonderful holiday season and remain largely our best minds no longer work on but don’t kill the rest of us trying to prove putting in countless hours until we had a happy and healthy New Year! unautomated and the big issues. Why would a scientist it.” I think what the judge said really por- a beautiful softball diamond, bleachers, Christine Remington the only widely slave away trying to cure cancer when trays most people today who drive cars. dugouts, etc. With the help of many oth- Event Coordinator used robots barely he could get rich creating a cream I am hoping that in the Nov. 15 issue of ers, laying sod, and raking, it was a job do a passable job Daniel Kline that makes middle-aged fat women Benson Grist Mill the Transcript-Bulletin that Mr. Albers took well done. So, Mr. Allred says that Byron is vacuuming our Guest Columnist appear to have slightly less cellulite on time not just to read the letters to the editor drawing his pension, in addition to serving floors. The curing their backsides? Why end AIDS when Keep printing gas prices but on the front page about the accident on numerous service boards! Not a surprise of diseases pretty slowing down wrinkles pays so much Editor: that claimed Mr. Shane Davey’s life on SR- to us! We say, “It’s about time that this hard- much stopped with polio and we’re better? Nice job reporting the gas prices last 36 by someone who “fell asleep” and was working man gets paid for his service!” still afflicted by the common cold. Maybe our brightest people have week. It seems interesting that the Tooele going so fast that he could not stop at the What would you have him give up? Don’t forget that the flu, which used gas prices lowered after the article was light at Village Boulevard and as a result he not gone into science or medicine at Would you be willing to give up your pen- to be a coughing and sneezing filled printed. They’re still not as good as the killed someone. Put that in perspective and all because the glory of these profes- sion that you had earned, in exchange for annoyance, now travels in birds and $2.11 in Salt Lake. Maybe a weekly article let us know how it would make you feel if sions has diminished greatly. People a measly $27-28 thousand a year? Would can kill you. about the lower prices in Salt Lake would that were your brother, father, son or rela- know that Jonas Salk cured polio and you accept one of these positions and not Technological advances seemingly be good for Tooele. tive. So going the speed limit is as impor- Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, be paid for it? Your ad in the paper on stopped in the early 1990s when the Paul Archibald tant as getting there on time — and stop to but today’s innovators receive no such November 3 is nothing more than a joke to Internet and the cell phone began Stansbury Park think — what is so important that I need to glory. anyone who knows what they are talking revolutionizing how we communicate. go so much faster than the speed limit? So Other than Ron Popeil, inventor of about! If you know of someplace, prefer- Today, inventors seem happy to take leave earlier, plan ahead for weather, get both “hair in a can” and the Showtime ably in a free country, where there are no Speeders truly selfish existing things and make them a little enough sleep and treat others as you would Rotisserie Grill, America has no well- regulations, no taxes, no fires, (so there Editor: better and a little smaller. First we had want them to treat you in life. These things known inventors. As for science, we’ve would be no need for a place to put fire After reading Mr. Albers reply to “Slow the Walkman, then it was the iPod and got Bill Nye, but educating kids on Pokes Obeying the Law…NOT.” I assume are easy to remember! soon it will be an iPod the size of a engines) — please let us know where it is! PBS hardly makes you a candidate for he must want to go faster than the posted Again, I would ask the Tooele Police Cheerio. Forget having a Jetsons-style We have visions of the Great Gold Rush to the Nobel Prize. Reversing this trend speed limit. Or as he states it, “with the flow Department, Tooele County Sheriff’s existence where your kitchen table that place! But as for us, we are very happy seems nearly impossible. It’s unlikely of traffic.” If the “flow” of traffic is speeding Department and the Utah Highway Patrol to does the dishes for you, we’re still living in, “a concentration camp‚” as you so that the guy who cures the bird flu then the police, whether highway patrol or weigh in on this issue and put something in stuck pre-washing our plates because eloquently put it. will end up on the cover of People and county/city can give all cars in the “flow” a writing so we “all” know the law — not just the dishwasher pretty much just In July of 1983, on a very windy day, equally unlikely that the woman who ticket too. opinions of people driving the road. wets and warms them. Our personal there were some young men who went up creates the first practical hover car I have to agree with the original writer Dee Sosa hygiene efforts haven’t improved much to the foothills to burn out some anthills. would end up dating Brad Pitt. of “Slow Pokes Obeying the Law” because Tooele either as thousands of inventors have The wind took the fire and our whole town Big business has no real interest in nearly burned to the ground. In case you I too have been tailgated all the way in yet to come up with a better way to both lanes from Stansbury Park to Tooele shave than adding more blades to our curing anything or creating any radical hadn’t noticed, we live in a desert climate. Fluoride view appalling just last Friday. Although I am sure I made Editor: razors. We don’t have a pill or a cream technology. When you eliminate a dis- Things get very dry, and there are times a lot of speeders mad, I thought to myself You state that your newspaper is the that stops your facial hair from grow- ease, you get a one-time payday — the when it is not safe to put a match to what- — how would I feel? Am I in a hurry? I have “Voice of Tooele County.” In the Nov. 15 ing, but we’ll soon have a Bic with 17 real money is in selling people some- ever you want to burn. These reckless my eight year old in the car — am I setting issue you state the Utah law that requires blades. thing that they have to take forever. people put us all at great risk, including our an example? Should I teach her to buckle voter approval to add fluoride to our drink- Things aren’t much better in the The same holds true in a different volunteer firefighters, so if you don’t want up, obey the speed limit, change lanes if ing water is arbitrary and unnecessary. You field of medicine, which has either way with technology. It’s too risky for someone to tell you how to safely burn, there is an accident or someone pulled off then go on to suggest the law should be stopped pursuing or lost the abil- General Motors to invent something then maybe you need to seek out this won- to the side so I do not hit them, let someone changed so the people do not have a say in ity to accomplish much of anything. radically new. Creating solar-powered derful tax-free, regulation-free, fire-free etc., from a side street go ahead of me? what is put in their drinking water. Basically, every recent advancement hover pods comes with too much risk. place. Good luck with that. These are just courtesies shown to other You do not sound like “the Voice of the involves making some terrible disease It’s a lot safer to take the cars we cur- The Clark Farm — preserving a histori- drivers, not road rage that I am teaching, County” to me, rather someone that doesn’t vaguely less awful for some people. rently have and add heated seats or cal landmark — let’s weigh that against like Minnie stated in her letter. I assume care what the majority of the people want, The doctors of old eliminated malaria, some other non-revolutionary gizmos. a developer coming in, getting the farm that Mr. Albers was the kid in school who only what you think is best for them! The smallpox, polio, whooping cough and Of course, you can’t fault business property for a steal and then bulldozing cut in line, or even stomped his feet when majority of the people in Tooele voted on a host of other maladies while today’s for putting its research and develop- it, and putting in a subdivision, or hous- he did not get it his way. He quotes the Utah two different occasions, the results clearly docs spend billions chipping away at ment dollars into the areas most likely ing units to be yet another draw on our Code but does not reference it in his argu- show they did not want fluoride in their the edges of the problem. to make them money. You have to precious resources. Now that would be a ment. Mr. Albers — if I am a slow poke by drinking water. Take AIDS, a horrible scourge that blame the scientists and doctors who crime! This investment could also become going to speed limit then what are you? Apparently you don’t understand or care has killed hundreds of thousands have traded the intellectual pursuit of a source of income for the city down the Although I am not the expert, I would that the majority of the people in Tooele worldwide. Despite billions of dollars grand ideas for the callous pursuit of road. Your remarks about lifelong residents love to hear from our police force – i.e. City want their drinking water as pure as spent and the support of our most money. were extremely offensive to anyone, even newcomers to the area. Don’t slap me in Tooele County Sheriff’s Department or Utah possible. Could that be why the law was popular entertainers, science has done Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- Highway Patrol on this very subject and little more than slow it down. er based in Connecticut. His book “50 the face and then expect my vote. You then it could set all of us straight and those SEE LETTERS ON A5 We can’t cure or prevent the dis- Things Every Guy Should Know How may think that you can move mountains ease, but by taking an incredibly elabo- to Do” will be released in April and with your pen, but we have seen Byron rate — and wildly expensive — cock- his blog can be viewed at www.thing- Anderson move much more than that with LETTER RULES tail of drugs, some people live with the severyguy.com. He can be reached at a shovel and the sweat of his brow. If disease a while longer. Of course, this [email protected]. you want to get our attention, maybe you should try that approach next time. Oh, The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the and as you write a future campaign ad, you author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community should make sure that you are not making of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual mud pies at the same time. We Grantsville circumstances at the editor’s discretion. residents have proved that we don’t toler- All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long ate mud-slinging. are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ted for Notes of Appreciation. Since Matt and Julie Garrard 1894 Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Mike and Mandy Angelo 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Heather Wells Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY November 22, 2005 A5

respond to on Main Street are at man was killed turning north onto Suzanne Somers, who worked to Speed intersections,” said Tooele City SR-36 from Village Boulevard when inform the public of developments ‘Howdy Town’ charms Police Lt. Steve Newkirk. Police are a man traveling south on SR-36 did during the entire SR-36 project, said continued from page A1 keeping a close eye on Main Street not stop at a red light. people have been concerned about some think the speed limit for a sec- traffic. From Aug. 17 through Nov. Rappich said the big problem the speed limit. while teaching lessons tion of highway is too slow. 17 the department issued 279 cita- with excessive speed is that it slows “We received several calls and “If the speed limit is posted at 50 tions on Main Street. down drivers’ reaction times. They emails concerning the new speed owdy trip to a candy factory. mph, drivers are expected to do 50 Tooele City Councilman Steve see dangerous situations, but are limit along SR-36. The speed limit Town” “Howdy Town” is basic in its mph. I know there is a perception Bevan said he is also concerned not able to react soon enough and was established because of input Hmay sets, writing, choreography, and out there that drivers can go several that people are traveling too fast on end up crashing. accumulated during the environ- not be percep- concepts; bright and exaggerated, miles per hour more than the limit Tooele’s Main Street. Easton said if the speed limit mental study phase. In addition to tibly different but not overwhelming. But it’s before we will stop them. That is New traffic signals on SR-36 are is too slow accidents sometimes support from local municipalities, not the case,” Rapich said. than any other the horses that give it a new and designed to slow down traffic and increase. and citizens, other contributing fac- Some drivers in Tooele County values-based quite watchable spin. Utah min- allow for easier access to nearby “You have more rear-end type tors included design criteria, devel- are griping because the newly com- educational iature horse trainer Craig Fisher residential areas and businesses. A accidents, but they are not as dan- opment patterns along the corridor, pleted SR-36 section from Tooele children’s show came up with the original concept fatal accident occurred at a relative- gerous because the speed limit is and future signal spacing,” Somers out there. City limits to Stansbury Park is 50 for the show. He had named it ly new traffic signal in Stansbury slower. At higher speeds you see said. Except for one mph instead of 60 mph. Signs post- “Everybody’s Barn,” and with the Park on Nov. 11. A Stansbury Park more severe accidents.” e-mail: [email protected] thing: they’ve Audrey Rock- help of his wife Dana (with whom ed for the Stansbury Park section of Richardson got talking min- he raised and trained his horses the same highway show the speed STAFF WRITER iature horses. to do tricks), he created an entire limit is 55 mph. From Stansbury Three of them. show. Park to I-80 the limit is 60 mph. Well OK, Reel Talk Their horses are used to enter- “I work that stretch of highway they don’t actu- tain children at fairs and events. quite a bit, and the vast major- ally talk. But The Fishers spent years training ity of drivers obey the speed limit. they’re trained to look exactly like them, and they are able to perform Some go slightly over the limit and they do. Ivy, Arrow and Bo join the about a dozen fascinating tricks, then a few just have no regard for elusive ranks of working actors by including sitting in a chair and the speed limit. Some go extremely simply looking good and moving talking with people and playing fast,” Rapich said. their lips (in the grand tradition of soccer. The UHP, Tooele County Sheriff’s Department and Tooele City Police Mr. Ed). Voice over is courteously The Fishers knew they were Vario’s Christmas Department all patrol portions of supplied by Craig Fisher. onto something with the unique SR-36. A portion of the 50 mph road Distributed by Halestorm, the talents of their miniature horses. is actually inside Tooele City limits. concept of “Howdy Town” is a They began creating videos worthy one: it’s an interactive TV Rapich said the fact that there are Opens Tree Lot designed to build self confidence several signal lights on the road series, featuring combined live in young children by educating th would be one reason the speed limit action and animation. A DVD ver- them in basic values and social sion featuring two full 24-minute is not greater than 50 mph. November 25 skills. Eventually, the Fishers episodes was released on Nov. 15. “Speed limits are established by landed at Halestorm, where the Mon. - Sat.: 12 - 7:30 pm The stars are Ivy, Bo and Arrow, UDOT according to previous stud- show took on a new name and a Sundays: 12 - 6:00 pm who (through dialogue and musi- ies and models,” he said. new look. cal numbers) learn basic social The speed limit dips to 40 mph Paul Eagleston became a part- skills and moral lessons. Their from 1500 North Main to 1000 North • White Flocked Trees ner in the project; he produces, frontier buddies, Cowboy Dan, Main. From 1000 North Main travel- writes, composes original songs • Fresh Cut Mountain Trees Flapjack, Happy, Johnny Silver, ing south through Tooele the speed and directs, along with help from (Piñon Pine, White & Black Balsam, Lodgepole Pine) Annie and Bakey Beans, help them limit is 35 mph. several other crew members, along. Tooele City Police Department Episode One, entitled “We Are including Cameron Dayton, reports that there were 78 accidents Serving Tooele County for 46 years! All A Little Bit Different!” encour- Damian Dayton, Demetrius on Main Street during the past three ages children to respect and appre- Graham, Dave Hunter, Kurt Hale, months. Of that number, 13 people ciate differences. Homero, a burro, George Dayton, Brain Higbee, were injured in accidents and the 381 W Utah Ave • 882-7661 coupon is introduced to the ponies, who Amber Bollinger, Stephen Rose, rest resulted in property damage. are concerned because he looks and of course the Fishers. “Most of the accidents we different. A second animated seg- They made sure there was a ment keeps the show vibrant with science behind the project — each $ 00 TOOELE $ 00 a story called “The Ugly Pony,” in episode presents a lesson wrapped TRANSCRIPT neatly in three segments. And BULLETIN which a pony tries to fit in with the $ based on their research of the Since 1894 Purchase of 50 or moreOffOff sheep. 5 Vario’s Christmas Tree Lot • 381 W Utah Ave. • Tooele attention spans of children, the 5 And in the final third, the ponies are forced to reconcile their biases creators decided each segment about Homero and admit that dif- should be around four minutes ferences don’t justify leaving some- long. They wrap it up with a diver- body out. In a short final segment, sion like a field trip, to get children the ponies take a trip to a steam thinking about the “Real world” locomotive, and young viewers beyond Howdy Town. And the learn how a train works. animated segments serve to keep Episode Two is called “You’re the attention of young viewers and Happy When You Share.” Arrow reinforce what they’ve learned. has some trouble sharing his With “Howdy Town,” the Fishers Howdy Ball, a treasured toy. and their partners at Halestorm Cowboy Dan (Craig Fisher) has have hit on something that could some words to say about not shar- become a phenomenon among the ing, and how it usually isn’t fun to little ones. Thanks, of course, to play alone. Sharing, he explains, is those incomparable talking horses. an inherent part in having friends Now 9-year-old Utah natives Bo and enjoying each other’s compa- and Ivy and 7-year-old Arrow are ny. Then they all take another field poised for well-deserved stardom.

remain the physically weaker Letters sex, despite all of the protections continued from page A4 afforded them by statute and case law, and the resultant progress enacted in the first place? The use they have made in education and of fluoride or not is not the issue employment. Men, who are gen- with the majority of these people, erally larger and stronger than if they want it they will brush with women, are also far more prone it, they just do not want it in their to commit violent crimes. U.S. drinking water. Dept. of Justice statistics report My point is democracy is the that three out of four women will best way to run this city and I find We have the perfect be a victim of a violent crime. it appalling that Tooele’s only news These crimes will most likely be paper does not! perpetrated upon them by a man. Rodger Olson That’s why many women choose Tooele to pack a pistol in their purse or Christmas card. their car. The social and economic Road danger obvious opportunities that have opened up Editor: to women in recent decades are of As a recent home owner here little consequence to members of observing the recent traffic injuries their sex who are the subjects of and fatalities, I must report a situa- autopsies, on life support, or wait- tion is just waiting to happen! It is ing for an emergency room nurse where there is no left-turning lane to retrieve a rape test kit. into Roger’s Lane off of the high- Third, firearms give meaning to way, leading from Grantsville into that right where people, due to size, Tooele; also leading to Mountain age, or infirmity, lack the physi- West Medical Center at Main cal strength to fight off those who Street. The increasing traffic flow would harm them. As a brochure deserves a fix. There is no regulato- for the Colt’s Patent Firearms Mfg. ry sign nor a painted left arrow and Co. put it, “Have no fear of any man one lane restricts passing. Clearly Every year we no matter what his size. When dan- the danger is quite apparent. ger threatens call on me, and I shall Audrey Maness look for the perfect equalize.” Or, as the pro-gun group, Tooele Women Against Gun Control, holiday card for family “Ladies of High Caliber,” likes to Women and guns ... proclaim, “The Second Amendment and friends… who knew it Editor: is the Equal Rights Amendment.” Please allow me to blow some (Information taken from Silveira v. holes in Rep. Pat Jones’ myth that was at TFCU? From $10 to Lockyer, in the Supreme Court of “many women feel much feel dif- ® the United States, Howard J. Fezell, ferently toward gun control from $500 our Visa holiday gift Counsel for Amicus Curiae, Women the way men do” as stated in Against Gun Control.) Holly Mullen’s column, Salt Lake card is one of few words, Finally, there’s an oft-quoted Tribune, Nov. 10. First, more women than ever platitude, “Crime control, not gun but it still says it all. are glad that the founding fathers control.” Rep. Jones wondered why did not just grant the right to keep more women weren’t in attendance at the legislative hearings this week. and bear arms to “Virginia Gentry.” (435) 833-7200 — (800) 662-9522 — TFCU.NET Ever increasing numbers of They’re busy taking care of their Get yours today! females are getting acquainted with homes and families. This is a good firearms. In fact, all it takes is one thing. In fact, if the gunhaters would TOOELE 562 N. Main trip to the rifle range for women focus on strengthening the home STANSBURY PARK 200 Millpond instead of strengthening anti-gun GRANTSVILLE 430 E. Main to discover that target shooting is NORTH TOOELE 88 E. 1000 North more fun than shopping or scrap- laws, there would be less crime. booking. Janalee Tobias, Founder Second, legislators and judges Women Against Gun Control cannot alter biology. Women South Jordan A6 TUESDAY November 22, 2005 OBITUARIES Gale Edwin Searle Bernice A. Carson Our beloved mother, grand- Gale Edwin Searle, age 79, mother and friend Bernice A. returned home to the Lord, his Carson returned to the loving daughters and family on Nov. arms of her Heavenly Father on 19, 2005. He passed away at his Nov. 18, 2005. Bernice was born home in Erda, Utah, surrounded June 13, 1918, in Grantsville, by his loved ones. Utah, to Adolph Gustav He was born on Nov. 21, Anderson and Claudia Merlyn 1925, in Lyman, Wyo. to Orin Brim Anderson. Leo Searle and Celestial Irene She married Harry Wayne Twitchell. He was one of 11 Carson on March 8, 1937. Wayne children — seven boys and four passed away on Oct. 5, 1966. girls. The family lived in vari- Bernice was a loving caring per- Bernice A. Carson ous places and had moved to son, devoting her life to her fam- Hinkley, Utah, where he gradu- ily and her love of God. Gale Edwin Searle was preceded in death by her ated from high school in Delta, Bernice was a member of The husband, parents, brother and Beverly Jean Palmer Stromberg Utah. There he met his future Beverly Jean Church of Jesus Christ of Latter sisters and grandson, Rocky W. wife, LuDeane Twitchell. tored them. Lake Temple the next year. We Day Saints. She held various Carson. Grandma we love you, After high school, he joined Two daughters, Joy and Gwen Palmer Stromberg built our first home out of rail- positions in the Primary and will miss you and treasure all the army as a paratrooper and Ann; four brothers; and three road ties, doing most of the work Relief Society Organizations. our precious memories of you. served in Germany during World sisters preceded Gayle in death. I finally got to go home on ourselves. We were blessed with Bernice worked for 38 years in We know that you are having a War II. He is survived by his wife; and Friday, Nov. 18, 2005, after bat- four wonderful children, and the Tooele County lunch pro- great home coming celebration He returned home and mar- children Kathy (Danny) Idom, tling the effects of diabetes for also raised three foster children. gram. with those who had gone on ried LuDeane Twitchell in the Rex (Kandi) Searle, Ned (Kathy) over 45 years. Try not to be sad My hobbies have been making She loved to get together with before you. Salt Lake Temple on Sept. 18, Searle and Laurel (Kim) Bigler. for me, but instead think of the Books of Remembrance, read- her family for fun, food and the Funeral services will be held 1946. Together they had six chil- He is also survived by two grand reunion I’m having with ing everything I could get my joy of being together. She was a on Wednesday Nov. 23, at 1 p.m. dren, four girls and two boys. brothers, Hilo and Bill Searle; my mom and dad; my brother, hands on, oil painting, and mak- great cook. at the Tooele Fourth Ward 192 He was very active in the LDS and a sister, Nona Hess. Kenneth; and my sister, Amy. ing History Books of Grantsville. Bernice is survived by her W. 200 South. Friends may call church, serving in various posi- Funeral services will be at Also, my wonderful grandma, But my greatest joy has been sons, Richard, Robert (Susan), at Tate Mortuary Tues 6-8 p.m. tions and was faithful to the end. the Erda Chapel, 134 E. Erda Rachel Smith, and all my friends, just taking care of my children and Ronald (Joyce) Carson all and 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. prior He served twice as bishop for a Way, Erda, Utah, at noon on cousins, aunts and uncles. and husband and keeping a neat of Tooele; nine grandchildren; to the service at the church. total of 15 years, and served as Wednesday, Nov. 23. A viewing I was born of goodly par- and orderly home for them. 26 great-grandchildren; and 5 Interment in the Tooele City stake patriarch in two stakes will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. ents, James Carlile Palmer and I’m so thankful for being born great-great-grandchildren. She Cemetery. — first in West Jordan and later Tuesday evening, Nov. 22, at the Rachel Amelia Smith Palmer on into The Church of Jesus Christ in the Stansbury Utah Stake. Valley View Memorial Mortuary, March 23, 1927, in Grantsville, of Latter-day Saints and for my He loved the Lord, he loved 4733 W. 4100 South, West Valley Utah. I was blessed with three testimony of the Prophet Joseph Neil Richins his family and he loved horses. City, Utah, and one hour prior brothers, Kenneth, Jerrald and Smith which has helped me in Gale was one of the last, original to services at the Erda Chapel. Bruce who loved and watched days of trial and sorrow. I was 1934 - 2005 cowboys, and horses were one Interment will be at the Valley over me through the years. My a visiting teacher for over 50 of his main interests. During his View Cemetery, in West Valley sister, Amy, was born and died years and really enjoyed this Our loving husband, father, life, he raced, trained and doc- City, UT. as a baby. calling and loved all my “part- grandfather, brother and friend, My childhood was filled with ners” who served with me. I William Neil Richins, age 71, games of jump-the-rope, jacks, served as YWMIA President, passed away Nov. 18, 2005, anti-I-over, paper dolls and run- Ward Librarian and First at home with his loving wife ning pass. We were raised in the Counselor in the Stake Relief and family. Born July 7, 1934, Great Depression and we were Society. But the calling I loved in Tropic, Utah, son of William all poor, but we never knew we best was as a teacher. I taught Edward and Dee Hatch Richins. were poor! YWMIA, Relief Society, Sunday He married Sharla Mae Terry My mother taught me to School and Primary, and I still Feb. 6, 1953, in Grantsville, pray and made sure I went to remember all my Primary boys! Utah. He enjoyed camping, Primary, MIA and church. My I’m also grateful for being born hunting, fishing and spending dad taught me to be honest in in this small town of Grantsville time with his grandchildren and Neil Richins WE SHIP all my dealings and the value of which I have always loved, and great-grandchildren. hard work. I have had a good for being born in America where He is survived by his wife, may visit Tuesday, 6-8 p.m. at life with many friends who for- I could choose to live my life as Sharla, of 52 years; sons, Curt McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 gave my “bull-headed” spirit I wanted it to be. I’ll see you at (Julie) and Dave (Cori); five South Redwood Road. Graveside and loved me anyway! And a the “Grand Reunion!” grandchildren; 12 great-grand- services will be held Wednesday, wonderful husband who has I leave behind my wonderful children; one brother; and five 1 p.m. at the Grantsville City taken care of me through many husband, Chick; and our four sisters. Family and friends Cemetery. UPS children: Charles Ronald (Helen) years of poor health and many hospital ordeals. Everyone has Stromberg, Bountiful, Carla Jean Genevieve Wrapping & Packaging Supplies Available helped me and encouraged me (Jerry) Wickham, Grantsville, to “smell the roses” along the Bryce J. (Terri) Stromberg, Lorraine Huggins Dave’s Mail Center Offers: Mailbox Rental way, and I want to thank them Lompoc, Calif., Jolene (Greg) Bluck, West Jordon; my fos- Copy Service • Stamps • Mail Drop • Fax Service for that. Genevieve Lorraine Huggins, I was born with a talent of ter children: Dean (Ferma) Howard, Dorene Howard, age 85, passed away on Nov. being able to draw and print 30 West 1st South • Tooele • 882-0287 Florese Butler, all of Arizona; 16, 2005, in Tooele, Utah. She freehand and I used this tal- my brothers Jerrald (Merle) was born on Oct. 9, 1920, in ent both in grade school and Palmer, Brigham City; Bruce Boyceville, Wisconsin, to high school. I created the props (Shirley) Palmer, Kaysville; my William and Luceba Medes. and the lights and decorations sister-in-law Berniece Palmer, Genevieve is survived by her for our Junior Prom “When the Tooele; and ten grandchildren; son Colin (Patty) Burgess of Lights go on Again” and was six great-grandchildren; and 16 Tooele; four grandchildren, co-chairman of the Prom. I was foster grandchildren. Genevieve (Jason) Jones of editor of the school paper and In lieu of flowers, contri- Colorado Springs, Colo.; Colin loved performing in the school butions may be made to the Burgess II of Camp Pendleton, plays. I also used my ability to American Diabetes Association. Calif.; Corina Burgess and Casey Genevieve Lorraine Huggins draw as I served in the church. I A viewing will be held Tuesday, Burgess, both of Tooele; two made many “hand-outs,” posters Nov. 22, from 6-8 p.m. at Tate great-grandchildren, Zoe and Stanley E. Burgess; her parents; and illustrations for lessons in Mortuary, 110 S Main St., Tooele, Ryan Jones of Colorado Springs, and all her siblings. Genevieve all of the auxillaries. and Wednesday 9:30-10:30 a.m. Colo., and several nieces, neph- will be laid to rest with her I married my high school in the Grantsville Third Ward, ews and cousins. Genevieve was husband, James, at Fort Logan sweetheart, Charles “Chick” 415 W. Apple Street, Grantsville, preceded in death by her hus- National Cemetery in Colorado. Stromberg Feb. 12, 1947, when where the funeral will begin band, James H. Huggins; her son, No local services were held. he returned from serving in the at 11 a.m. Burial Grantsville Army during World War II. Our Cemetery. marriage was sealed in the Salt Dale H. Palmer Dale Howard Palmer, age 79, died Nov. 13, 2005, in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born Jan. 19, Help us, 1926, in Kansas City, Kan., the son of Glenn and Hazel Carter Palmer. He served in the Army during Help a Family in Need World War II and was employed Each year needy families are nominated from people around Tooele County to participate in the Tooele Transcript at Tooele Army Depot. Bulletin Benefit Fund. Please donate any amount you can afford. He is survived by the fol- Please fill out and mail in the benefit form with your donation to Tooele Transcript Bulletin lowing children: Joe Hansen Benefit Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 or drop by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, (Sheri), Mike Hansen (Marsha), 58 North Main. If you have any questions please call 882-0050. April Roberts (Howard), Scott Dale H. Palmer L. Palmer (Whitney), Casey H. Donation amount: $50 $25 $15 $10 Other Palmer (Tina), eight grandchildren and numerous great-grand- “He did it his way.” Name: children.

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From The Sidelines Mustangs Palmer honor just miss one of many state win

good memories by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR had the pleasure Dugway battled to the Class 1A State baseball semifinals for and honor to wit- three straight seasons and cap- ness one of the tured their first ever region base- Istate’s highest ball crown last fall. sports honors award- But with a number of key played to one of Tooele ers graduated from the squad County’s finest ath- that helped accomplish all of the letes. Amy Christiansen Mustangs post-season and regu- Palmer, a graduate lar season success, the Dugway of Grantsville High faithful weren’t quite sure what and Brigham Young Rich Valdez to expect from a young, inexperi- GUEST COLUMNIST University, was one enced team in 2005. of five well deserving Although the season started individuals inducted into the 2005 Utah out slow, the Mustangs picked Sports Hall of Fame. up confidence and six valuable Amy, who became the first female track photography/Troy Boman league victories en route to a and field athlete inducted into the Hall Tooele’s Alix Court (left) encourages teammate Stefen Chevalier (right) to swim faster in a meet earlier this year at the Pratt runner-up finish in the Region 18 of Fame, was honored along with Doug Aquatic Center. The Buffs are off to another strong start in the 2005-06 campaign. baseball ranks. Palazzari, Elaine Michaelis, John Robison Not too shabby for a team that and Paul Ream. These five individuals have had just a few returning starters achieved national athletic recognition or back from the veteran Mustang have enriched their state’s storied heritage Swimmers sweep Bruins in dual squads. through national contributions. They bring In fact, Dugway only dropped the Hall of Fame membership to 171. The a 4-0 decision to Wayne in the quarterfinal round to fall short annual banquet began in 1970 when the orga- by Kelsey Ruben Matt Snarr, most improved swimmer, swam in the 200 medly relay, also, he nization was originally known as the Utah of another semi-final trip again CONTRIBUTING WRITER placed second with a final time of was paired up with Philpot, Well, and Old Time Athletes Association and some of this fall. The Tooele swim team was able 2:19.01. Along with that Nipper had a Stefen Chevalier. The team placed Utah’s greatest sports figures grace the Hall of The Badgers lost West Ridge to pull off another sweep to add to personal record in the 100 butterfly, second in the event. Following them Fame displays at the Delta Center. Amy will Academy in the semifinals just their record on Nov. 10. This time were he placed fourth again, with a in third was Nipper, Snarr, Ricci, and soon have her plaque displayed, along with four days later. Tooele captured a pair of victories time of 1:06.61. Court. Arnie Ferrin, Ron Boone, Missy Marlowe, Dugway Coach George Bruce over Mountain View in a non-league In the men’s 200 free relay the Lauren Bridges and Laurie Halladay Dale Murphy, Dick Motta, LaVell Edwards and said his team played well against dual at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Tooele team, Nipper, Marc Imlay, were the only girls who had wins Tooele County’s own George Melinkovich and Wayne but just couldn’t get the The Lady Buffs registered a 147-134 Bobby Philpot, and Alix Court, fought in their events, and were joined by Ed Eliason, just to name a few. key hit against the Badgers to triumph while the boys captured a hard for first, but fell short to Mt. View Jessica Fisher and Erika Andrews in I was one of about 200 who attended the relax the Mustang squad. 157-127 win. by .70 seconds, placing second. the 200 free relay to take a win with a special evening held at the Delta Center. “It was a well played, well In the meet, the swim team was Snarr and Imlay met for the last time of 1:55.34 seconds. Around 35 of those in attendance were there pitched game,” noted the veteran much more confortable, “you could event, the 400 free relay, along with Bridges had a personal record in in support of Amy on her special night. They Dugway coach. “We just made too tell they were gald to get back into Brad Wells, and Kasey Nobles and the 200 IM and to top it off she was included her husband, Rick, her parents and many errors in the sixth inning their own pool.” Coach Mel Roberts were able to take first place in the able to take first in the event. Her time in-laws, coaches, family and friends. that gave them a little breathing explained. Throughout the meet the event. They finished the race in 3:38.34 was 2:24.25, several seconds ahead of In 2000, Amy represented her community, room going into the final frame. team showed the fight and support which was a strong lead over their seconds place. the state of Utah and the United States at the Taylor (Schofield) pitched well for each other that they have been competion. Halladay’s win came in the 100 free, Sydney Olympics, where she finished eighth enough to win. We just didn’t hit missing during the earlier part of the Nobles earned another win for the also in this event Fisher and Amber in the hammer throw. She was a six-time the ball with runner’s in scoring season, Roberts said. Throughout the team in the 200 free, he along with Skelton broke their personal records. NCAA All-American in the indoor and outdoor position. Ellett was a good pitch- match Mountain View’s team, who is several other swimmer performed Halladay also appeared in the 400 shot put and hammer throw from 1995 to er and Wayne didn’t win 15 games coached by former Tooele High swim- very well in the meet. Trent Andrus free relay; on her team was Mary 1999. She also set the NCAA hammer throw without being a good team. We mer Lisa Covert, was pretty evenly placed third in the same event with a Burden, Jordan Marshall, and Trisha record in 1999 and she captured 11 Western just didn’t enough offensively to matched with Tooele, making the time of 2:10.66 seconds. Andrus had a Cox. Together they finished the event Athletic Conference shot and hammer titles. win the game. meet a very exciting match. win too, he came in first with a second in 4:17.54 seconds, which placed them As a member of the Board of Directors of “The season overall, it was The swimmers of the meet were to spar in the 500 free. in second place. the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation, a good season,” he added. “We Cassandra Bryan and David Nipper. TJ Perkins in the 100 breaststroke In the meet a majority of the girls I had the privilege of escorting Amy to the have a lot of good young players Nipper had a season-best time in the had a great swim he was able to place swam in “off events” or events they podium where she received a beautiful plaque 200 individual medley which earned first, as well, nearly 4 minutes ahead from President Dick Rosetta and accepted the him fourth place, in the same event of is teammate Matt Ricci. Perkins SEE SWEEP PAGE A9 SEE MISS PAGE A9 honor before the audience. I have attended many of these Hall of Fame banquets in the past years but I can honestly say this one was very special, watching Amy being honored and her name being placed Cowgirls post another among some of the greatest athletes in Utah’s history. Each inductee gave a short acceptance dramatic five game win speech, thanking many of those who had a part of their lives. They also shared some by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR SEE PALMER PAGE A9 Tooele County hadn’t had much success in their own respective state volleyball championships in the past few seasons. But both Grantsville and Tooele changed all of that in the second game of their consolation bracket affairs Nov. 27 at Utah Valley State College. Sports Wrap The Cowgirls bounced back after a tough four-game setback to Region 9 champ Snow Canyon when Grantsville battled to a grueling 25-19, 14-25, 19- 25, 25-23, 15-11, to post their first-ever Class 3A state tourney triumph with a to eliminate Union in consolation bracket play on the same day to advance Lady Mustangs roll in the consolation bracket. Jaynie Palmer fired in 12 points while Meanwhile, the Lady Buffs captured their first state tournament triumph Sherilyn Pianar and Sam Beltzer produced in over a decade and snapped a 16-game losing streak in the coveted post- seven each to propel Dugway to a deci- season affair with a hard fought victory over Delta Oct. 27. Tooele battled sive 40-15 triumph over Salt Lake Lutheran back from a first round loss to Hurricane to upend Delta 23-25, 25-14, 26-24, Thursday in Salt Lake City. 27-25 in consolation bracket action and advance to the second day of the The Lady Mustangs blistered the nets for state tournament. Tooele lost to Pine View to fall from tourney play. an 11-5 lead after one quarter and coasted to the non-league triumph. Cowgirls topple Union Dugway will take some time off to In another five-game match that had become quite prevalent with prepare for a pre-season affair against Grantsville all year long, the Cowgirls found a way to notch their first-ever Intermountain Christian School Nov. 29 at Class 3A State tournament triumph in a thrilling consolation bracket contest 6 p.m. in Salt Lake City. with Union Nov. 27 at Utah Valley State College in Orem. A story on the game will be published in Union raced to an early 9-4 edge to take command of the first game of the Thursday’s edition. tough match. But strong serving from Lisa Peterson, Mari Vera and Autumn Pitt helped Winter sports begin Grantsville forge back to a deadlock and even grabbed a 17-16 lead late in the The swimming season has been under contest. Rika Larsen put down three thunderous kills while Vera recorded a way for over a month. But the winter sports block, Pitt logged a tip and Brooke Bunderson contributed a kill to lead to campaign begins in a big way Tuesday when the Cowgirl comeback bid. four Tooele County squads open play. Bunderson then reeled off six straight jump serves to extend the margin Defending Class 3A State boys basketball to 22-18, thanks to a pair of Alexa Bakker blocks and a Vera kill. Larsen and champ begins defense of their title Tuesday Peterson would serve out the match for Grantsville and spot the Cowgirls a when the Buffs venture to Draper to take one game cushion. on Juan Diego in a 7 p.m. non-league con- The two teams would trade points and serves early in the second contest. test. Meanwhile, Grantsville starts boys Then, Lady Cougar Candace Morris fired off eight straight serves to stake hoop action Tuesday with a long trip to St. Union to a 17-10 cushion. George to tangle with Dixie in a pre-season Grantsville could only pull to within 17-13 on a pair of Bunderson jump affair, also at 7 p.m. Dugway hits the road serves and a Paige Allred kill. to Summit County to battle Oakley High at Union would register eight of the next nine points and pull out the 25-14 6 p.m. while the Grantsville girls team takes game and level the match at one game each. to the hardwoods to meet Emery Tuesday Things would not get any easier for the Cowgirls as the Lady Cougars in Castle Dale at 7 p.m. in non-league play. raced to a 13-6 lead midway through the ensuing game. There are still some winter schedules that Meanwhile, Grantsville could only muster points on three Peterson serves haven’t been submitted to the Transcript- and kills by Vera, Bunderson and Larsen. Bulletin sports department. Please FAX Brooke Bakker blistered two serves and Vera fired off five more to get the photography/Troy Boman schedules attention sports editor at 882- Cowgirls back in the game and pull Grantsville to within 15-13. Larsen and Grantsville’s Kylie Erickson (left) and Mari Vera (right) attempt to block a shot by a Dixie player in a match at the Class 3A State Volleyball tournament Oct. 28 at Utah SEE WRAP PAGE A9 Valley State College in Orem. The Cowgirls were eliminated by the Lady Flyers from SEE DRAMATIC PAGE A9 state play. TUESDAY November 22, 2005 A9

two-run edge. Miss Dugway pulled back to within 2-1 in the top of continued from page A8 the fourth to make a game of it. Zack James belted a one-out single, stole second and raced home on a RBI single from Cody Stromberg. coming back. We will miss Taylor, C.J. (Brothers), Josh McCarty was hit by a pitch to lead off Josh (McCarty) and Cody (Stromberg) for next the top of the fifth and raced home on a Taylor year. But we have a good nucleus coming back.” Schofield double to knot the game at 2-2. The state setback capped the prep base- Dugway seized a slim 3-2 advantage in the top ball careers of seniors Taylor Schofield, C.J. of the seventh when McCarty drilled a two-out Brothers, Josh McCarty, Cody Stromberg and double, stole third and raced home on a passed Jesse Hansen. ball. Dugway 12 - I.C.S. 8 However, Manila bounced right back with a The Mustangs exploded for two tallies in the run in the bottom half of the seventh to tie the fifth and eight more in the sixth to erase a 7-2 defi- game back up at 3-3. The Mustangs used a lead off cit and pull out a hard fought non-league triumph single, walk and double to tie the contest. Sept. 29 at Dugway. Dugway countered with a pair of runs in the top The Lions took advantage of a lead off walk and of the eighth to grab a 5-3 cushion. Schofield drew four hits to erupt for a four-run outburst in the top a walk and James ripped a double to aid the rally. of the second stanza to build a quick 4-0 cushion. Wilkins and Stromberg followed with consecutive Sam Landis drew a lead off walk in the bottom RBI singles to give the visiting Mustangs a lead half of the second, stole second and bolted home they would never relinquish. on a pair of singles by Morgan Kartchner and Cody Manila attempted to answer right back when Stromberg to pull the Mustangs to within 4-1. the Mustangs rapped three consecutive singles Dugway tacked on another run in the bottom of with one out in the bottom of the eighth and the fourth to slice the deficit to 4-2. Zack James pulled to within a run. However, a perfect play at drew a one-out walk, stole second and scored on a the plate nixed a Manila base runner attempting to Kartchner hit to cut into the I.C.S. advantage. score and ended the game in dramatic fashion. The Lions roared back in the top of the fourth Pitching tandem James and Schofield com- when an Alex Anderson walk, Peter Smith single bined to scatter 10 hits, walk eight and strike out and two-run triple by Caleb Yetton ignited the 16 Manila sluggers in the game to earn the win on visiting squad. Yetton scored on a wild pitch to the hill. photography/Troy Boman extend the Lions edge to 7-2. Schofield paced the Mustangs hit parade with Grantsville’s Lisa Peterson makes a pass in the Class 3A State Volleyball tournament Oct. 28 at Utah Valley The Mustangs cut into the deficit once again three hits while Stromberg provided a pair of State College in Orem. The Cowgirls captured a victory over Union but lost to Dixie to fall from the post- in the bottom of the fifth to pull to within 7-4. safeties. McCarty, James, Wilkins and Morgan season affair. C.J. Brothers smacked a lead off double and Josh Kartchner belted out one safety each for Dugway McCarty drew a walk. Taylor Schofield and Sam as well. Landis ripped consecutive RBI singles to aid the Green River 5 - Dugway 4 thanks to strong serving by don’t be nervous and don’t be wor- hosts comeback bid. Brooke Bakker. The Grantsville ried,” she added. “That is what I The Pirates completed a double-header sweep Dramatic I.C.S. rallied for a tally in the top of the sixth to with a hard fought triumph Aug. 9 at Green River. continued from page A8 sophomore fired off three straight prepare for every game because I build an 8-4 lead, thanks to a hit by Anderson. serves for a 10-7 lead and Vera expect five games from these girls Dugway drew first blood in the top of the open- But Dugway stormed back with eight runs ing session. Zack James drew a lead off walk, Bunderson also logged key kills tacked on a pair of serves ignite every match. And I don’t think any in the bottom of the sixth to seize command of stole second and scored on a two-out single by during the comeback. Pitt reeled the Cowgirl attack. Bunderson team was better in five games than the contest. Josh Nelson, Morgan Kartchner and Taylor Schofield to build a quick 1-0 cushion. off three more serves to give the fired down three huge kills to lead we were. That win was a stepping Stromberg each drew consecutive walks and Green River used a pair of Mustang errors and a Cowgirls their first lead of the the way and give Grantsville an stone for our program and a major Dustin Kolb was hit by a pitch to force home a a single to push home a run and knot the contest game, 17-15. 11-8 advantage. confidence booster for every girl run. McCarty also drew a bases loaded walk to at 1-1 for the Pirates. But Union battled back to win Union did slice the deficit to 11- on that team. It is difficult to win chase home another Dugway run and Schofield Dustin Kolb and Dakota Woolett smacked con- eight of the final 12 points and 10 only to watch Larsen put down games at state because your play- rapped a two-run single. Preston Edwards drew a secutive singles in the second inning to stake the fend off Grantsville down the a pivotal kill at the net to give ing the best of the best. We got walk while James and Nelson ripped consecutive Mustangs to a 2-1 edge. stretch and win the game 25-19 Grantsville the serve and control beat by Union earlier in the sea- run scoring singles to aid the rally. Stromberg and The Pirates took advantage of a two-out single and move to within one game of of the match. son in a tournament and our girls Kolb also drew bases loaded walks to force home and double to tie the game at 2-2. eliminating the pesky Cowgirls. Pitt reeled off two more serves weren’t afraid of them. One thing runners and stake Dugway to a 12-8 cushion. Dugway pushed home a pair of tallies in the Grantsville showed its poise, for a 14-10 margin, thanks to that helped us was the support Schofield and Kartchner paved the way for top of the fourth to take a 4-2 lead into the late moxie and determination in the another Bunderson kill and Union from the schools, kids, fans, com- the Mustangs with two hits each while McCarty, innings of the game. Schofield pounded a lead off ensuing two games. The fourth served the final point out to allow munity and parents. We had more Landis, Edwards, James, Stromberg, Brothers and single and Josh McCarty clubbed a one-out hit as game went back and forth through- the Cowgirls to celebrate the hard support in the first day and both Kolb all provided one safety each for the victors well. Kolb rapped a two-run single to complete out most of the match. fought win, 15-11. games than Morgan had for their as well. the scoring and lift the visitors to a slim two-run The Cowgirls finally seized a Bunderson led the charge for state championship game. That Dugway 5 - Manila 4 lead. slim 12-10 cushion on three straight Grantsville with 14 kills, two blocks was our secret weapon all year. The Tooele County-based Mustangs rallied for a Green River rallied in the bottom of the final serves by Vera and two big kills and a pair of aces while Larsen We give props to the meat shop pair of runs in the top of the eighth and held on for frame to steal the triumph. The Pirates ripped four by Bunderson. Once again, both logged eight kills and 15 blocks (student section).” a hard fought league triumph in the opener of the consecutive hits to force home three runs and teams would trade serves and kills to pave the way for the Cowgirl Lady Buffs fall to Panthers Region 18 double-header Sept. 23 at Manila. capture the victory and double-header sweep. and the lead would change hands attack. Brooke Bakker also con- Just like Grantsville, Tooele Manila grabbed a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the Schofield and Woolett led the way for the eight more times and was tied tributed five kills and three blocks couldn’t quite summon enough third when a walk, double and two-run triple Mustangs with two hits each while Kolb and seven more times. and Alexa Bakker had three kills energy and kills to upend a tal- broke the scoreless affair and gave the hosts a Kartchner logged one safety each as well. With the game deadlocked at and nine blocks. Vera logged three ented Pine View squad Oct. 28 in 22-22, Bunderson put down a tip kills, an ace and 11 blocks while consolation bracket action. to give Grantsville the serve and Pitt recorded three kills, three The Lady Panthers fended off In the 50 free, and the 100 In the 200 free, Bryan placed then the Cowgirl senior reeled off aces and five blocks. Allred also tough net play by Laura West, free Alix Court was able to place third in both of the events. In two serves to stake Grantsville to added two kills and two blocks Sweep Leanna West, Becky Knoblauch, continued from page A8 third in both. In the 50 free his the 500 free Burden was able to a 24-22 edge. Larsen also put down while Peterson had three aces. Abbie Dow and Jessica Mortensen time was 25.57, .43 seconds slip by her with a time of 6:18.30 a kill to aid the effort. Ashton Miller turned in a near to capture a 25-19 win in the open- wouldn’t usually participate in. behind second. seconds. After Union gained a point, flawless performance in back row ing game of the match. Roberts said the girls responded The swimmer of the meet In the 200 medley relay Grantsville logged the final point for the Cowgirls as well. Tooele raced to a slim lead mid- well to the challenge with many were Nipper and Bryan. Bryan Burden joined up with girls, on serve to record the 25-23 win Grantsville Coach Heidi Heath way through the match. But once achieving personal records dur- had a season best time in the 200 Andrews, Bridges, and Marshall, and tie the match at two games said her team refused to lose the again Pine View recorded some ing the meet. In the women’s 100 and the 500 free. Roberts said together they placed second in each and set the stage for a dra- 5-game match.. key kills down the stretch to pull fly both Marshall and Kristina that the team will be counting on the event, only a few seconds matic fifth and final game. “We came out strong against out a hard fought 25-22 triumph Gowns did exactly that. her in the championship meet. behind first. The Lady Cougars would take Union and won the first game,” in the second game and take com- slim leads during the game. she noted. “But as usual we strug- mand of the match. lows in athletics. This honor Amy However, Grantsville stormed gled in the second game and we Pine View took advantage of the received is definitely one of the back when Peterson recorded picked it up in the third. Before lead and put away the match with Wrap Palmer highs that I will remember for a two serves for points and Brooke the fourth game, I told the girls a 25-16 triumph and eliminated continued from page A8 continued from page A8 long time. Bakker added a tip to stake the if they were going to lose, to go Tooele from state play. 6123. Elaine Michaelis, BYU’s volley- Cowgirls to a slim 6-5 edge. down strong and never give up. Laura West registered five kills thoughts about sports and some ball coach for 40 years, summed After Grantsville tied the match And they decided they weren’t and Leanna West contributed six examples of how their respec- Adult Dodge ball up the evening event with six at 7-7 and gained the serve, the ready to lose. blocks and a kill. Dow also logged tive sport provided some great words that exemplify what Amy Cowgirls would never look back, “In the fifth game, I told them four kills while Mortensen pro- league memories. achieved in her athletic career vided four blocks in the match. Tooele County has sched- Being involved with sports as a and something that I hope many Knoblauch also had three kills and uled a Dodge Ball League start- parent, youth coach, high school would remember. She said, seven blocks and Ashley Casey ing in December. coach, athletic director and wres- “Never forget what true sport is.” added an ace. Karly Bitters also The teams will consist of six tling official for over 30 years, I registered 13 assists. to 10 players with one female have witnessed many highs and Tooele Coach Laura Andrews required per team. The entry said her team didn’t start out well fee is $35 a player and cash will against the talented Panthers. be awarded to first and second Pet of the Week “We came out against Pine View place teams. The entry dead- very sluggish and very much like line is Nov. 30. The league will a team that was tired and very run eight weeks with playoffs spent,” she said. “Even though on week eight. it wasn’t that hard of a day the For more information or to day before, I feel our emotions register call 882-0253. were drained and it showed in a Youth wrestling lack of consistent play. But the girls didn’t give up. But they just scheduled couldn’t get over the next hurdle There is a Tooele County and win a second match. It’s dif- Youth Wrestling league sched- ficult to go in and realize how to uled to begin in December. accomplish something that hadn’t The league is open to all been accomplished in the program youth ages six through 11 and in quite some time. The emotional the entry fee is $40. League win took its toll on us and we just play will all be local. The sea- couldn’t’ get it going against Pine son will run 12 weeks. View.” For more information call “The season overall was a very 830-7630. a successful season,” she added. “They worked hard and gelled as a Grantsville Jr. Jazz team. I was very proud of them in sign-ups their play and their focus and final The Grantsville Junior Jazz results. The girls were very good Youth Basketball League has volleyball players and very good scheduled its annual registra- Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be people off the court as well. We’re tion dates for the next month. required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. going to miss the seniors with not The sign-up dates will be Shelters are only required to hold animals for only their play but their tremen- Nov. 17, 18, 30 and Dec. 2 from three days before they are euthanized. dous leadership. The leadership of 7 to 9 p.m. at Grantsville City Abbie Dow and the hard work of For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Hall. There will also be a regis- available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Ashlee Casey. The presence both tration Dec. 3 at City Hall from 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Becky and Jessica brought to the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. net plus the athleticism the twin The league is also search- Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. sisters Leanna and Laura brought ing for coaches, officials and to our team this year.” coordinators for the 2005-06 photography/Troy Boman The state meet capped the campaign. Tooele’s Laura West puts down a kill in the Class 3A State volleyball prep volleyball careers of seniors Tooele Veterinary Clinic For more information con- Abbie Dow, Ashlee Casey, Becky tournament Oct. 28 at Utah Valley State College in Orem. The Lady tact David Delaney at 884- 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Buffs posted a 1-2 post-season record, beating Delta to eliminate the Knoblauch, Jessica Mortensen, 0469. Lady Rabbits but fell to Pine View in the consolation bracket action. Leanna West and Laura West. SURGICAL EXPERTISE AT MOUNTAIN WEST MEDICAL CENTER

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last in a series of articles on turkey preparation.

hile we Wmay Diane Sagers have a mental CORRESPONDENT image of lifting a roasted turkey out Homefront of the oven to set on the table for Thanksgiving dinner, there are many ways to cook the bird. Many people have turned to grilling, cooking a turkey over charcoal or on a gas grill. Others have purchased smokers to smoke the bird. Still others swear by deep frying. In the South, around photography / Mike Anderson Thanksgiving, it seems that The Bar J Wranglers returned for the third year to Grantsville High School last weekend to the delight of fans old and new. every store carries turkey fryers — shelves full of them. This method has clearly taken off in that region of the country. Since deep frying turkeys must be done outdoors, their climate is more conducive to using this Country quintet thrills crowd method than ours. People have caught on to deep frying turkey because it is always juicy. It is a fast cooking method as well. Cowboys draw laughs, share thoughts after show Last Thursday’s article was about cooking a turkey using a by Karen Hunt Turkey Cannon. Part of the reason that Ed Quinlan developed STAFF WRITER the cannon was to answer prob- While, the Bar J Wranglers may not lems that deep frying presented. ride their horses into the sunsets like “We sold deep fryers for tur- the lonely cowboys they sing about, key. However, people across they do truck through the sagebrush in the nation were burning down ten-gallon hats a long way from home. houses and garages by using In their travels they’re sad to see the them incorrectly. We decided Old West is disappearing, but hope we had to come up with anoth- through their music and support of er way to do it that isn’t so dan- organizations, like Grantsville’s Future gerous,” he explained. Farmers of America, they can keep The danger is inherent. The some of that alive. necessary apparatus includes a That said, their audience is broader 40-60 quart pot with a basket, than cowhands and farm girls. burner and propane gas tank. “There’s nothing like seeing a gothic Such cooking equipment is on kid walking off with one of our CDs,” the market, but none of it is said bass Jerry Baxter. certified with the Underwriters Their audience ranges from gray- Laboratory mark, because haired grandparents to young children the Underwriters Laboratory like 5-year old Ivee Gull who simply Inc. (UL) has determined that smiled shyly when asked how she liked they are too dangerous due to the show. Gull was at the concert with increasing reports of fires and her dad Brian — a huge Bar J Wrangler burns related to deep fat fryers fan. Cooking requires about five “Dude, I love them,” Brian Gull said. gallons of hot oil to immerse “... my dad liked them and I’ve just always listened to [the CDs]. I’ve got the bird in. The dangers include photography / Mike Anderson them all.” the following: “Granny” (far right) was a hit with audience members at last weekend’s Bar J Wranglers concerts. His favorite song is “Wyoming Dangers include Wind.” • Tipping with spills of five Future Farmers of America (FFA) “It gives [kids] something to do But, Mangum admits it wasn’t too “I just like how it sounds and how leader Grant Peterson of Grantsville besides wandering the streets,” Baxter bad — she got out of class for two gallons hot oil. Bryan yodels. He just goes off. It’s • If the pot is overfilled with High School heard the Bar Js while said. days to set up the stage. Mangum’s pretty sweet.” attending the B J Chuckwagon, in “Plus, if we keep them in the Western favorite part of the entire show — and oil, the oil may spill when plac- While each Bar J Wrangler was ing the turkey into the pot. Oil Jackson Hole, Wyo. With the help program, it keeps them as future fans,” that of many of her classmates — was involved in music growing up, none of business sponsors and an excited Bryan Humphrey said with a bit of wry “grandma,” — an act in which Bryan may catch on fire and engulf placed their bets on making a career the unit. public, Peterson brought the Bar J humor. Humphrey comes out dressed as an old of it — not even brothers Scott and Wranglers to Grantsville for the FFA This year was the Bar J Wranglers’ woman who has lost her mind. • Partially frozen turkeys Bryan Humphrey, whose father start- also can cause spattering and fundraiser. The successful fundraiser third year performing at Grantsville Grandma’s act gives The Bar J Wranglers ed the group. The Humphrey brothers allows the student members to do some High School. Not only was the general yet another chance to mix their trademark spill over. have college degrees in education and • If there is no thermostat, of their own traveling across the United audience — paying $15 a seat — enter- banter in with their western harmonies. business, something they acknowledge States, including to the Washington tained, but the FFA students got to To add some additional comedy is a the oil may be overheated to makes them unique contrasted to many the point of combustion. Leadership Conference in D.C. enjoy the show between personally solo number by reticent Donnie Cook. of today’s musicians. While eating a late dinner at ushering audience members to their Cook sang a dreadful little number • The entire pot becomes “That’s something Dad pushed. He dangerously hot. Applebees following their Thursday seats. about moldy food and a cat, dog and said you guys are going to get your edu- night performance, the Bar J Wranglers “We have to organize basically every- grandfather dying. It was Dallin Johnson’s If you can get past the danger cations first and when we were done, concerns, here is the safe way said they believe FFA plays an impor- thing,” said FFA Recorder Lindsay favorite part of the program. Hearing that opportunities came,” Scott Humphrey tant role around the West, including in Mangum. “... the backdrop, the adver- recommended to cook the birds said. big cities where FFA struggles. tising, selling all the tickets.” SEE WRANGLERS ON B8

SEE FRIED ON B3 Benefit Fund Religion Art Nominate those in need Thanksgiving Artist Do you know someone who could Eve Worship reception use some extra help this Christmas? A service will Nominations are needed for the slated be held at the St. “Erosion and The Tooele Transcript Bulletin Barnabas Center Adhesive,” an art show Benefit Fund. Nominations must on Nov. 23, starting featuring the paintings be in writing and provide some at 7 p.m. The com- of Mike Bernard, is on background about the individual munity is welcome display through Dec. or family and nature of their spe- to attend. Bring a 10 at m-e style. Gallery cific need. They may be mailed to pie to share after hours are Tuesday- Editor Mike Call, Tooele Transcript- the service is com- Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Bulletin, 58 N. Main St., Tooele, pleted. and Saturday 11 a.m. to Utah, 84074, or sent by e-mail to: 4 p.m. [email protected]. B2 TUESDAY November 22, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

Thanksgiving

Interfaith serves dinner Tooele Interfaith announces the Fourth Annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 24. from 12-2 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center (south of hospital). Additional sponsorship is provided by Denny’s and Kentucky Fried Chicken. Also, there will be home delivery of dinners for those who are unable to go to the Center at 12 and 12:30 p.m. Reservations are required. Please call Melissa Merseth at 882-3592 or the Rev. Irene Rael at 882-2062. Worship Thanksgiving Eve A service will be held at the St. Barnabas Center on Nov. 23 starting at 7 p.m. The community is welcome to attend. Bring a pie to share after the service is completed. All faiths give thanks The annual Thanksgiving Eve Non- denominational Devotional will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m. in the The Utah Music Teacher’s Association recital Oct. 15 featured Halloween-bedecked piano students at the Stowe Family Music Recital Hall: (above) Riley Cartwright, Anna Tooele 4-14 Ward meeting house at 192 Tuckett, William Evensen, Tara Kilburn, Amaliya Boyle, Paislee Painter, Kayla Durkee, Nate Hymas, Megan Fairbanks, Kennedy Kelley, Heath Durrant, Ethan Durrant, Jordan W. 2nd S. The program will include musi- Mills, Destinee Allen, Haili Bleazard, Ashlee Keetch, Stephanie Bleazard, Jennifer Christensen, Hannah Allen, Abigail Beazer, Cassidy Riding, Matthew Ebright, Brandon Ebright, cal numbers and talks from community Natalie Ebright, Airdre Gillie, Camber Stoddard, Mark Christensen, Katelin Christensen, Emily Skelton, Amber Skelton, Arthur Evensen, Leia Miller, Whitley Hill, Breanne Bevan; members. We will meet together to be (below) Katalan Stoddard, Nate Skelton, William Evensen, Joshua Skelton, Liz VanPelt, Rachel Nichols, Danny Nelson, Danny Keetch, Lane Sutton, Bryce Bartlett, Dalton Allen, reminded of the many things we are Austin Allen, Bonnie Phelps, Isaac Beazer, Ashley Bartlett, Whitley Douglas, Hayden Schofield, Monica Reyolds, Jessica Aure, Shelby Mills, Jessica Zander, Rachel Nichols, Holly thankful for this season. Refreshments Cox, Jennifer Christensen, Katelin Christensen, Kylee Keetch, Timothy Williamson, Shaylyn Sheffield, Samuel Williamson, Joy Gearo, Shannon Zeller, Carli Gressman, Makayla will be served following the brief pro- Adams, Allysa Mills, Paul Gearo, Joel Gearo, Shanetta Sheffield, Shandon Sheffield, Elli Fender, Kaylie Mills, Aumanae Hitesman, Aaron Hitesman. gram. Everyone in the community is invited to attend. Tooele

Welcome Santa The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce is making plans to welcome Santa Claus on Saturday, Nov. 26. The parade in will begin at 4 p.m. on the corner of Vine and 200 W. Streets, travel north to Utah Ave., continue east to Main St., then south to 100 S., then turn back west to 50 W. (alley) and end at the Veterans Memorial Park. Santa will be at the park with free candy canes. A variety of festivities will be at the park following the parade from 5-8 p.m. There will be entertainment, prize give-a-ways including a $250 shopping spree, food and craft booths. Discipline positively The Utah Family Center is now offering a positive discipline class on Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10-11:30 a.m. at 66 W. Vine St. (behind SLCC). Come and get some great insight and direction to help in disciplining your children in a from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in conjunction Therapeutic Riding Center on Saturday, ally improve the social and spiritual • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- positive manner. A light brunch will with the annual Santa Parade activities. Dec. 10, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the condition of our community. bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line be served. There is no charge for this Questions? Contact Lori at 882-1278. Pegasus Event Center in Grantsville dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. class, but you do need to sign up. Help homeless pets (located on Clark St. behind the city • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Contact the center for questions or to building). Come enjoy an afternoon of Schools Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. sign up — 833-1960. Remember unfortunate pets without a home for Christmas by donating food, holiday magic with a free manger pet- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. Home tour, boutique set all kinds of pet supplies and money ting zoo, $2 pony and cart rides and Prepare for GED to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing The annual David W. Hunt Memorial for veterinary care. The Third Annual face painting. Santa will be there all The Tooele Adult Education Center, 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics Foundation Holiday Home Tour and Homeless Pets Donation Drive will be day. Enjoy local holiday entertainment, 76 S. 1000 W., is offering a free evalu- 1 p.m. Boutique is scheduled for Saturday, at Wal-Mart Nov. 26, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. do some last minute gift shopping from ation for adults desiring to pass the • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are or anytime by contacting Jade Wicks local vendors and enjoy hot cocoa and GED. If the two-hour GED evaluation bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood available at Curves, Deseret Peak Farm in Tooele at 882-2085 or Tiffany Seth in chili. For more information or to be shows weaknesses, the Center will pre- pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. Supply, Waves and the Tooele Pioneer Grantsville at 884-4407. Also drop off a vendor or entertainer call Kathy at pare you for passing the test. The cost • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; din- Museum. Addresses of homes to tour donations at the Grantsville City Police 833-9712. is $25 and the test can be taken anytime ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing will be published in the Transcript- Station between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Welcome Santa Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 6-8 p.m. Bulletin. Monday-Friday. The Tooele County Chamber of 2:30 p.m. and Monday and Thursday • Nov. 24-25 — Center closed Ophir has been added this year. Tour Tree festival helps families Commerce along with Grantsville City nights from 4-8 p.m. High school credit Senior Circle, MWMC four homes on Friday, Dec. 2, from 1-5 is making plans to welcome Santa Claus may be earned during test preparation Senior Circle is for those over 50 and p.m. With questions call 882-7337. The Winter Tree Festival at Tooele High School — an annual program pro- to Grantsville with our annual parade and five credits can be added to your costs just $15 per year. Call 843-3690 Fair, holiday entertainment viding many families of the county with on Nov. 26, which is the Saturday after high school transcript once the GED for a membership form and to RSVP for Middle Canyon Holiday Gift and Craft a Christmas tree, presents and dinner Thanksgiving. The parade will start at is passed. Call 833-1994 for additional all activities except exercise and water Fair will be Friday, Dec. 2, 5-9 p.m., and — is accepting donations from compa- 10 a.m. at the fire station and continue information. aerobics. Saturday, Dec. 3, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at nies and individuals. Call John Olson at east on Main Street to city hall. Meet Seniors • Body Instincts — Meets on Middle Canyon Elementary School, 751 the school 833-1978 ext. 2177. Santa at the Grantsville Recreation Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy E. 1000 N., Tooele, 833-1906. Center behind city hall. We will have (29 S. Main). Come and shop for fabulous gifts free cookies, hot chocolate, candy Grantsville seniors • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- by local crafters, see holiday enter- Sports canes, games and fun for all! The Grantsville Senior Center can be bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays tainment, purchase hourly and grand GHS seeks memorabilia called at 884-3446. 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. prize raffle tickets. Bring the kids to GHS will celebrate its 100th anniver- • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- • Nov. 22 — Birthday Bingo at 5 p.m. visit Santa and make a craft in Santa’s Play dodgeball in the MWMC classrooms. Turkey din- An adult dodgeball league is starting: sary in 2008. Find your and your fami- tions by 8:30 a.m. Workshop! So much to choose from ly’s high school treasures from the last • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. ner will be served! and see. teams of 6-10 with one female required; • Dec. 1 — Festival of Trees day trip cost $35; runs eight weeks with play-off 100 years to share; call the high school ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Bernard art show set at 884-4500 for information. reservations by 8:30 a.m. leaves at 2 p.m., return by 8 p.m. $20 and cash awarded to first and second due Nov. 23. “Erosion and Adhesive,” an art show place. For information call 882-0253. • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. featuring the paintings of Mike Bernard, • Dec. 2 — Breakfast Buddies at 9 Youth wrestle breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle will be on display through Dec. 10 at Churches • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. am. Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant for Tooele County youth wrestling is m-e style. Gallery hours are Tuesday- line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- Dutch treat. open to athletes ages 6-11. Cost is Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- • Dec. 7 — Diabetes Support Group $40; season runs 12 weeks starting in Advent service set 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo meets at 11 a.m. at the health depart- December. Call 830-7630. Tooele Interfaith announces the • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at ment (181 N. Main). Advent Service of Lessons and Carols • Dec. 15 — Annual holiday party from on Sunday, Dec. 4, at 5 p.m. at the St. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Philanthropy • Everyday quilting 6-8 p.m. at the Health Department audi- Deseret Peak Barnabas Center. There will be a soup torium (181 N. Main). Entertainment by pot luck social immediately following • Nov. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. the Kid Fiddlers. RSVPs required. Tracks helps needy the service. Further information will be • Dec. 27 — Birthday Bingo night at Tracks Restaurant is hosting its Archery league begins provided next week. • Dec. 13 — Spanish Fork Christmas An archery league with 3D animal 5 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Cost annual turkey dinner drive. Those inter- Interfaith mission stated lights 2 p.m. Cost $24 with dinner. targets will be held at the Deseret Peak • Old Time Fiddlers will not perform will be $3. ested in sponsoring a needy family The Tooele Interfaith group is proud to Complex indoor arena every Thursday in November or December. should contact Tracks at 882-4040. Also recognize members: Father Matthew O. anyone who knows of a family in need night starting Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. The Tooele seniors league continues every Thursday Wixted, SJ, St. Marguerite’s Parish, 882- should contact us so arrangements can The Tooele County Senior Citizen SEE DOINGS ON B4 through February. All levels of shoot- 3860; Mr. Clay Barton, LDS Tooele North be made.. Tracks will also collect coats Center can be reached at 882-2870. ers are welcome. The league is pre- Stake, 843-5750, e-mail clayb@harmans. and blankets to give to those in need. com; Ms. Gail James, Tooele United Donations of new or unused coats and sented by Stansbury Oquirrh Bowmen and Deseret Peak Complex. For more Methodist Church, 882-1349; Mr. Milo blankets should be taken to Tracks at C. Berry, Communities That Care, 843- DOINGS POLICY 1641 N. Main before Dec. 20. information contact Jay Walk at 884- 3410. 2188, e-mail [email protected]; the Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Oper. Christmas takes donations Rev. Irene Rael, St. Barnabas Episcopal Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Drop off boxes will be available Church, 882-2062; Ms. Melissa Merseth, [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. on Saturday, Nov. 26, for food and Grantsville Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church, The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable toy donations in support of Operation 882-3592; the Rev. Frederick L. Carter, organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Christmas Tooele County. Toy dona- Jr., Chaplain, Tooele County Sheriff’s advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we tions would be appreciated for 2-12 Winter festival slated Department, 882-8943. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words The Second Annual Winter Fest is year old children. Boxes will be locat- The mission statement of the group or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the planned to benefit the Healing Horses ed at Affordable Cuts, 28 W. Vine St., is: People of Faith, united to continu- desired publication date. TUESDAY November 22, 2005 B3

outdoors, never on a deck or ly over the pot. • Use a drip pan under the Fried in a garage. Place fryer a safe • Use completely thawed turkey fryer in case of acciden- continued from page B3 distance from buildings. Place meat. tal spillage or boiling over of fryer on level dirt or grassy • Use caution with mari- oil. in deep fat. area, not on wood or concrete, nades as water in hot oil can • Remember, begin with Use the right equipment for which may be stained by hot oil cause a fire or explosion. well-washed hands and clean safety. You will need a candy spills. • Slide thawed turkey into utensils and keep them that thermometer to check the oil • Never leave the fryer unat- hot oil carefully to avoid splash- way throughout the process. temperature, a meat thermom- tended. Most units do not have ing or spillage. For excellent information on eter to test the doneness of the thermostats so temperature • Do not crowd the pot. Oil turkey preparation whether you meat, and heavy pot holders, must be monitored regularly. needs to circulate freely around are a novice or have years of well insulated gloves, or oven • Never let children or pets the bird. experience, check the following mitts. near the fryer while cooking or • Keep an all-purpose fire Websites. The Butterball com- The cleanest way to do cooling. Oil remains hot for sev- extinguisher nearby. pany has a calculator useful for the job is to take it outdoors eral hours. • Allow oil to cool complete- determining how much meat — hence the propane gas tank • Do not consume alcohol ly before disposing or storing. and stuffing to buy to feed vari- and burner. Keep an all-purpose while cooking. • Immediately wash hands, ous numbers of people. www. fire extinguisher close by. If • Proper safety includes wait- utensils, equipment, and sur- butterball.com a fire should break out, never ing until the turkey is fried and faces that have come in contact For information on a wide use a water-based extinguisher drained, and oil in the pot is with raw meat. range of ways to cook turkey, because water causes oil fires In the South, around Thanksgiving, it seems that every store carries to spread. turkey fryers — shelves full of them. This method has clearly taken off cool. • Turkey should be con- go to www.fsis.usda.gov/Fact_ Wear a long sleeved shirt to in that region of the country. • Do not overfill the fryer. sumed and leftovers refrigerat- Sheets/Turkey_Alt_Routes/ • Never put your face direct- ed within two hours of cooking. index.asp protect your arms, and heavy not stuff a turkey for deep fat float. protective shoes in case of frying. If you are cooking parts, spills. Safety goggles will pro- Remember that oil and water instead of a whole bird, allow tect your eyes from oil splat- do not mix and water added to four to five minutes per pound ters. You may want an injector hot oil will splatter. Dry the tur- for cooking. Although chicken to flavor your meat as flavor- Fall Back on Us for all key inside and out with paper and Cornish game hens are ings are not particularly effec- towels before putting it into the smaller, they require more time tive mixed with oil. oil. You can bread the turkey by per pound because the oil can- Use smaller turkeys — 8 to putting it into a plastic bag and not circulate as well in their 10 pounds — or use turkey Your Real Estate Needs shaking it to coat it. smaller cavities. Allow about parts like breast, wings and When all else is ready, heat nine minutes per pound for thighs to fry. 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Do not put a lid on as this heated, it becomes rancid much �� it in the cooking pot. Add water captures steam, which drips faster, so cover it and store it until it reaches one to two into the oil causing spattering. in the refrigerator. Oil will keep for several months, but you �� inches over the turkey. Take A whole turkey requires �� the turkey out and measure the about three to five minutes per will know it has deteriorated �� water or mark the level on the pound to cook — so a 10-pound when it begins to foam, darken pot. Pour out the water and dry turkey will cook in 30 to 50 or smoke excessively, smells the pot thoroughly. minutes. To tell when it is done, rancid, or fails to bubble when �� Add oil to the pot to the remove the turkey from the oil, food is added. It will thicken �� determined level. drain the oil out of the cavity when it is chilled, but returns �� Completely thaw the tur- and check the internal tempera- to its original consistency when key. 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in the Stowe Recital Hall. With information call Dave Jefferies are encouraged to attend. Feeling trapped? Doings questions call 843-5031. at 884-6989 or Craig Anderson FFA turkey shoot set If someone’s drinking is General Continued from page B2 20 Wells SUP hosts dinner at 884-3259. The Tooele FFA Chapter affecting your life, Alanon can On Tuesday, Nov. 29, the Bit ‘n Spur hosts dinner is having their annual turkey help. Call 882-7756 for informa- Tech@Breakfast set Twenty Wells (Grantsville) The Tooele Bit and Spur shoot at the Tooele Gun Club tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday Dr. Laura Nelson, Utah Energy Chapter of the S.U.P. will host a general membership annual on Wednesday, Nov. 23, from 1-3 and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Policy Advisor, to speak on Groups general meeting/potluck dinner Christmas dinner will be held p.m. All FFA members, alumni Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. Utah’s energy policy at upcom- at 6:30 p.m. in the senior citizen Friday, Dec. 2, at the Tooele and friends are welcome. Come Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron ing Tech@Breakfast, Wednesday, center, 120 S. Center, Grantsville. County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, support the Tooele FFA and Dr., Tooele. Nov. 23, from 7:30-9 a.m. at the UMTA meets We are just starting this new downstairs at 7 p.m. Elections have a good time! Alateen starts Wells Fargo Building 23rd Floor. The next regular meeting of chapter, so potential members will be held. RSVP by Nov. 22 Alateen meets Mondays at Dr. Nelson, will share the back- the Tooele UMTA Chapter will be with the pioneer spirit are invit- to Karl Scott at 882-8826 or Paul 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church ground and development of the on Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 9:30 a.m. ed. (No children, please.) For Tenhet at 882-3820. All members Recovery in Overlake. Please come for energy policy position, the need sharing and caring. Please call for an energy policy in Utah, Castaways AA 849-1881 for more information. goals and top priorities around energy, and the development of Castaways Alcoholics Kick drug habit the energy advisory council. Anonymous meets Monday- A 12 Step Addiction Recovery �� This is a free event to the pub- Saturday at Noon and Friday Program for addictive/compul- lic and a light continental break- at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas sive behavior, run by LDS Social fast is provided. To register go Center, 1784 North Aaron Dr., Services in Tooele and Erda, to: goed.utah.gov/techatbreak- �� Tooele. (Southwestern looking welcomes new members and fast.html or e-mail Courtney church by the new hospital, everyone. Suitter at [email protected] �� first left off 2000 North). Open, • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 mixed, non-smoking, wheel- S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 chair access, nursery available • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 �� Monday-Friday. (No children E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 Saturdays).

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Exclusively for Seniors yard, fridge, stove & Cargill, Inc., A world leader in agriculture and industry is eled, very clean, STANSBURY HOMES $750/mo, available dishwasher, single car for rent, from 3-6bdrm, FOR SALE by owner: 4 Pet Friendly seeking to hire a full time diesel mechanic. Duties include garage. 155 W 400 S. bedroom, two full baths, now. (801)809-8262 or Prices ranging from Call for details. pp overhauling engines, Hydraulic systems, troubleshooting and 224-2897 (801)870-5208 $950-$1550/mo. 843- cul de sac, close to 1282 school, $149,900. Call (435)843-0717 repairing trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. Applicants DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, 3BDRM, 2BTH home, 843-0258 must be eighteen years or older and provide identification for carport w/storage, new flooring, appliances STANSBURY PARK eligibility purposes. Applicants must be available to work fenced in backyard, provided. Good neigh- CONDO, 2bdrm, 1.5bth, borhood, close to rotating shifts and overtime as needed. A High School $625/mo, $300/dep. No garage, a/c, w/d hook- pets, no smoking. 617 E schools, no smoking. 2 ups and free cable! diploma/GED is required, additional schooling/degree a plus. 400 N. Call 882-2560. car garage, $900/mo, Very clean! No smoking REFINANCE Four to Five years experience is desired. Must pass a written 12mo lease. 840-5551 or pets, 12/mo lease GRANTSVILLE APART- $775/mo $700/dep 435- SAVE! exam. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile or PURCHASE MENTS now available! 830-2501 Cargill offers an excellent benefit package Studios $375 includes home for rent, no smok- � 401-K utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- ing/ pets. 882-1550 STANSBURY, PICKET GET THE CA$H YOU NEED IN cludes utilities, call 1- RATES � Health and Dental insurance 3BDRM, 2BTH, jacuzzi Lane, 3bdrm, 1bth, no 801-603-2565 TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!! � Paid Vacation and Holidays tub, gas fireplace, close pets, no smoking, Incentive plan to everything, great $850/mo. Available 8% • Bruised Credit OK � HOLIDAY MOVE In Spe- 11/8, 2yrs old, $500/dep � Competitive wages cial - Lease up month is neigborhood, central • Stated Income - No Problem air, 2 car garage. 5409 N Heather Way. � Opportunities for Growth 1/2 off. 2bdrm apart- 882-4165 • Unlimited CASH OUT ments - w/d hook-up. $900/mo. (801)518- 6102 to view. 7% • 100% - 125% Financing Dishwasher. Covered STOCKTON, 3 bedroom • Bankruptcy OK Wage will be $19.05 to $20.40 per hour, and parking. Rent is $453. 4+BDRM, 2BTH w/large home for rent, 2 baths, $400 security deposit • Self Employed OK based upon experience. yard in friendly neigh- $1050 per month, in- will get you in for the • Credit Improvement Program Successful applicants will be required to pass a company-paid borhood, $900/mo, cludes utilities. 882- holidays. Call Carole at 6% $900/dep, available De- 4058 • 2nd Mortgages medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, 882-7875 ext 123. reference checks, credit check and criminal background check. cember 1st. No smok- TOOELE CITY, 4bdrm, GET ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS HERE AT ing. 843-8402 or 224- 2bth remodeled, 1.21 Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. LARGE 2BDRM apart- 5032 CALL NOW to get the BEST RATES! ment, 1.5bth, private acres, workshop, 220 435-833-0740 or visit our website at patio, covered parking, amp. $800/mo plus de- 5% Interested applicants should apply at: 5BDRM BANK Foreclo- www.deseretpeakmtg.com w/d hookups, deposit sure! Buy for only posit. Must see! 435- Utah Department of Workforce Services $450, Rent $550. No $65,900! HUD Homes 224-5324 305 North Main • Tooele, Utah pets. References. 882- from $10,000 available Or online at Jobs.utah.gov 9073 now, for listings call 833-0740 800-366-9783 exten- Place Your Ad: sion 5160. 882-0050 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 TUESDAY November 22, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Lots & Land Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 1.41 BUILDABLE acres If you build, remodel or 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry SION Phase 3, accord- 84115 official plat thereof as re- bank official check (credit NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S near new subdivision, remove buildings you Shinton ing to the official plat (801) 263-3400 corded in the office of the union official checks are ON TERMINATION OF SALE OF REAL PROP- Grantsville, 823 North can place your classi- 4. Review upcoming thereof, on file and of re- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Tooele County Recorder. not accepted) or U.S. PARENTAL RIGHTS ERTY Old Lincoln Highway. fied ad in 47 of Utah's training cord in the Tooele Coun- – 5:00 p.m. Together with all the im- Postal money order pay- AND TEMPORARY Civil No. 040916453 Nice, must see! newspapers for only 5. Ty Bailey, Tooele ty Recorder's Office. L&A Case No. 04-50093 provements now or here- able to Lundberg & As- GUARDIANSHIP IN THE THIRD JUDI- $74,900 Call Owner $135. for 25 words ($5. County Liaison for DHS Less and excepting Team C/LBI after erected on the sociates. If wire transfer Case No. 467447 CIAL DISTRICT COURT Agent (801)580-6932 for each additional 6. New Business therefrom the South 4.75 THIS COMMUNICATION property, and all ease- is used, an additional Judge: C. Dane Nolan IN AND FOR word). You will reach up 7. Next meeting-Wed- feet thereof. IS AN ATTEMPT TO ments, appurtenances, $10.00 must be remitted IN THE THIRD DIS- SALT LAKE COUNTY, BEAUTIFUL UTAH! to 500,000 potential nesday, December 21st, Together with all the im- COLLECT A DEBT, AND and fixtures now or here- with the purchase price. TRICT JUVENILE STATE OF UTAH LAND Sale-54 acres - customers and all you 2005 provements now or here- ANY INFORMATION after a part of the proper- Cash payments are not COURT IN AND FOR MOUNTAIN STATES $44,900. Uinta Moun- do is call the Tooele 8. Adjourn after erected on the OBTAINED WILL BE ty. accepted. A trustee’s TOOELE COUNTY, BUSINESS tain area. Outdoor lov- Transcript Bulletin at Harry Shinton property, and all ease- USED FOR THAT PUR- The current beneficiary deed will be delivered to STATE OF UTAH 47 S. CONSULTANTS, er's dream! Dramatic (435)882-0050 for all LEPC Chairman ments, rights, appurte- POSE. of the trust deed is Mort- the successful bidder Main Street, Tooele, Petitioner, mountain views, close the details. (Ucan) (Published in the Tran- nances, rents, royalties, (Published in the gage Electronic Registra- within three business Utah 84074 vs. to conveniences. Sur- script Bulletin November mineral, oil and gas Transcript Bulletin tion Systems, Inc., as days after receipt of the In the interest of GON- WARD, INC., rounded by wilderness. STEEL BUILDINGS. 22 & 29, 2005) rights and profits, water November 15, 22 & 29, nominee for Wells Fargo amount bid. ZALES, Lucia Respondent, Nearby lake and state FACTORY Deals. Save rights and stock and all 2005) Bank, N.A., its succes- DATED: November 21, (12/29/90) GONZALES, To be sold at Sheriff’s parks. Excellent financ- $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x Public Notices fixtures now or hereafter sors and assigns, and 2005. Salamon (03/17/92) Sale on the 7th day of ing. Call UTLR 1-877- 200í. Example: 50 x Trustee's Sales a part of the property. NOTICE OF TRUST- the record owners of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- GONZALES, Conchita December, 2005, A.D., 349-5263. (ucan) 100 x 12í = The current beneficiary EE'S SALE property as of the record- ee (04/10/94) at the hour of 10:30 a.m., $3.60/square foot. 1- Deadline for public no- of the trust deed is World The following described ing of the notice of de- 3269 South Main, #100 THE STATE OF UTAH at the North door of the STOCKTON BUILDING 800-658-2885. www. tices is 4 p.m. the day Savings Bank, FSB and property will be sold at fault are Judy K. Weaver Salt Lake City, UT TO: Public Safety Complex, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. rigidbuilding.com (ucan) prior to publication. the record owner of the public auction to the and Lynne A. Weaver. 84115 SOCORRO GONZALES rear entrance, 47 South Newly constructed Public notices submit- property as of the record- highest bidder at the The sale is subject to a (801) 263-3400 605 POPLAR STREET Main, Tooele City, roads. Beautiful lake/ UTAH MANUFACTUR- ted past the deadline ing of the notice of de- West Main Entrance, bankruptcy filing, a pay- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. WEST WENDOVER, Tooele County, State of mountain views. Great ER FOR 17 years Plus - will not be accepted. fault is Dustin J. Veenen- North Steps, Tooele off, a reinstatement or – 5:00 p.m. NEVADA. Utah, all the right, title for manufactured or All Steel Buildings!!! UPAXLP daal. County Courthouse, 47 any other condition of L&A Case No. 05-52881 NOTICE is hereby given and interest of the De- custom built homes. Any size you want, any The sale is subject to a South Main Street, which the trustee is not Team A/KJ of a Hearing on the fendant(s) Ward, Inc. in 882-7094. accessories you want, AMENDED NOTICE OF bankruptcy filing, a pay- Tooele, Utah, on Decem- aware that would cause THIS COMMUNICATION Amended Verified Peti- and to the following de- or any features you TRUSTEE'S SALE off, a reinstatement or ber 22, 2005, at 8:30 the cancellation of the IS AN ATTEMPT TO tion for Termination of scribed real property sit- Water Shares want. www.cobuildings.net The following described any other condition of a.m. of said day, for the sale. If any such condi- COLLECT A DEBT, AND The Parental Rights of uated in Tooele County, or call 1-800-262-5347. property will be sold at which the trustee is not purpose of foreclosing a tion exists, the sale shall ANY INFORMATION SOCORRO GONZALES State of Utah, to wit: CO Building Systems, public auction to the aware that would cause trust deed originally exe- be void, the successful OBTAINED WILL BE and for Temporary Mr. Ward’s interest in WE BUY Water! Inc. Building a Reputa- (801)473-6421 highest bidder at the the cancellation of the cuted on August 25, bidder’s funds returned USED FOR THAT PUR- Guardianship, that is water shares located in tion on "Old Fashioned West Main Entrance, sale. If any such condi- 2003 by Judy K. Weaver, and the trustee and cur- POSE. scheduled in the above Tooele County, UT Office Space Integrity". (ucan) North Steps, Tooele tion exists, the sale shall as trustor, in favor of rent beneficiary shall not (Published in the Tran- entitled Court on Dated and signed at Public Notices County Courthouse, 47 be void, the successful Mortgage Electronic be liable to the success- script Bulletin November THURSDAY, JANUARY Tooele City, Tooele South Main Street, bidder’s funds returned Registration Systems, ful bidder for any dam- 22, 29 & December 6, 12, 2006 AT 11:30 A.M.. County, State of Utah, Meetings OFFICE/ BUSINESS Tooele, Utah, on Decem- and the trustee and cur- Inc., as nominee for New age. 2005) A copy of the Petition is this 10th day of Novem- ber 15, 2005, at 8:30 rent beneficiary shall not Freedom Mortgage Cor- Bidders must tender to filed with the above enti- ber, 2005, A.D. SPACE Utilities in- Deadline for public no- Public Notices cluded. 42 South Main tices is 4 p.m. the day a.m. of said day, for the be liable to the success- poration, its successors the trustee a $5,000.00 tled Court. Sheriff Frank J. Park & 56 South Main. 1 prior to publication. purpose of foreclosing a ful bidder for any dam- and assigns, covering deposit at the sale and Miscellaneous Dated this 19TH day of Tooele County, Utah month free. (602)826- trust deed originally exe- age. the following real proper- the balance of the pur- November, 2005. (Published in the Tran- Public notices submit- Deadline for public no- 9471 (480)585-5380 ted past the deadline cuted on September 17, Bidders must tender to ty purported to be locat- chase price by 12:00 BY THE COURT script Bulletin November 1999 by Dustin J. Vee- the trustee a $5,000.00 ed in Tooele County at noon the day following tices is 4 p.m. the day ELLEN PETERSEN 15, 22 & 29, 2005) will not be accepted. prior to publication. OFFICE/ BUSINESS UPAXLP nendaal, as trustor, in fa- deposit at the sale and 438 West 500 South, the sale. The deposit CLERK space, utilities and high vor of World Savings the balance of the pur- Tooele, UT 84074 (the must be in the form of a Public notices submit- (Published in the Tran- speed internet included, Bank, FSB, covering the chase price by 12:00 undersigned disclaims li- cashier’s check or bank ted past the deadline script Bulletin November If it happens here, LEPC AGENDA read about it here. 272 North Broadway. Agenda for the LEPC following real property noon the day following ability for any error in the official check payable to will not be accepted. 22, 29 & December 6, (435)882-4949 meeting to be held Wed- purported to be located the sale. The deposit address), and more par- Lundberg & Associates. UPAXLP 2005) TOOELE RANSCRIPT nesday, November 30th, in Tooele County at 658 must be in the form of a ticularly2 column described x2as: grayThe balance 3/4/04 must be in1:27 PM Page 1 T TOOELE ULLETIN 2005 at 1:30 p.m. at the East 290 North, Tooele, cashier’s check or bank Lot 23, BEL-AIR SUBDI- the form of a wire trans- TRANSCRIPT Subscribe Today B UT 84074 (the under- official check payable to VISION, according to the fer, cashier’s check, BULLETIN 882-0050 TOOELE Tooele County Court- TRANSCRIPT signed disclaims liability Lundberg & Associates. BULLETIN house, EOC Conference Room. for any error in the ad- The balance must be in 1. Welcome – Chairman, dress), and more particu- the form of a wire trans- Place Your Ad Here LEPC larly described as: fer, cashier’s check, GET OUT OF LINE Now you don’t have to wait in 882-0050 Lot 353, OQUIRRH bank official check (credit 2. Approve October mi- line for government services and nutes MEADOWS SUBDIVI- union official checks are not accepted) or U.S. Postal money order pay- information because now the able to Lundberg & As- government is officially online at sociates. If wire transfer is used, an additional FirstGov.gov. Lose the wait. HOME LOANS $10.00 must be remitted with the purchase price. • Refinance Cash payments are not FirstGov.gov accepted. A trustee’s • Consolidate Debt deed will be delivered to The official web portal the successful bidder of the Federal Government • Pre-Qualify within three business • Borrow Bad Credit days after receipt of the For government information by phone, OK! amount bid. call 1-800-FED-INFO (that’s 1-800-333-4636). • 15..30 & 40 DATED: November 14, year loans 2005. 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Bergen 840- 0344 (cell) 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main Answers at left B8 TUESDAY November 22, 2005 Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BABIES WEDDINGS Maxwell Critchlow Clegg/Olson �� Nyle and Jennifer Critchlow Robert and Linda Clegg are � �� of Grantsville are pleased to pleased to announce the upcom- announce the birth of their son, ing marriage of their daughter, Maxwell Linden Critchlow. He Elizabeth Anne, to Richard M. joined our family Oct. 2, at 1:40 Olson, son of Mark and Julie a.m. in the Salt Lake Regional Olson. They will be married in Medical Center. He weighed the Salt Lake Temple on Nov. 26, eight pounds two ounces and 2005. They will make their home �� was 19 1/2 inches long. in Vernon. He is the baby brother to Lucian (two) and Jake (13). �� The proud grandparents are �� Lyle and Martha Critchlow, Elizabeth Anne Clegg Grantsville, and Brent and Maxwell Linden Critchlow and Richard M. Olson �� Marjorie Castle, Ogden. Many �� aunts, uncles and cousins wel- We are glad you are here % �� come him, too. Miracle Max! Subscribe Today • 882-0050 �� Wranglers � �� 10�� continued from page B1 �� anyone liked his song — Cook, �� who has a long musical back- �� ground, said gruffly, “There’s some �� crazies here.” The Bar J Wranglers were start- �� ed by Babe Humphrey 27 years �� ago. He chose the name for the family restaurant; he was trying �� to think of something that would �� pique the interest of driversby. Bar J is actually a brand, like that �� found on cattle. The group still �� performs at the restaurant located �� on a big cattle ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyo. during the summers, then tours during the winter. Jackson Hole, they say, has been called the last rural place in the West. They say Babe had a way of finding talent and developing it — and did so starting with people wandering into their town feed store. photography / Mike Anderson Babe Humphrey performed on Grantsville’s Future Farmers of America officers brought the The Bar J Wranglers to Tooele County for the �� stage for 50 years before retiring club’s annual fundraiser. and made a special return to the contests, travel to national conven- and dreams of someday become stage last year in Grantsville. tions and make friends. an ag teacher and FFA leader like “He had a knack for making “I did the creed contest. I’ve done Peterson. people laugh and feel good,” his agriculture mechanics and meats Colton Wright wants to go into oldest son Scott Humphrey said. and I’ve been all over Utah; I’ve farming or ranching as well and In order to keep that feel the mem- been to Kentucky and Washington Dallin Johnson is looking into a Sarah Cormier, FNP bers of the band watch recordings Sarah Cormier, FNP D.C. and it’s all because of FFA,” career “maybe handling cattle or of themselves and push themselves said Kyle Hughes said with a bit something along those lines.” to find ways to improve the show. of a drawl. “And some join for Fiddle player Tim Hodgson But, last Thursday and Friday in and State Fair and some join for edu- emphasizes it’s important for peo- Grantsville when they got on stage cational opportunities — like Miss ple to be able to do something their cut-up comedy, fiddling, sing- Academic (Nicole Coriell) over they love. For Hodgson and the ing and yodels conveyed the sense there, and others join to be with rest of the Bar J Wranglers, that that it’s no work at all. their friends.” something is performing music in “We try to mix some comedy, Those opportunities — partly the West. some wholesome 3-4 part harmony made possible through fundraisers “It’s really been a blessing. I Jay Spector, MD songs, polished musicianship ... Jay Spector, MD like the Bar J Wranglers concert — never really — and we, all of us hopefully by the end of the night help many to explore their career — never really thought of doing they’ve forgotten their cares,” Scott goals. Listening to the students one music for a living and we just all Humphrey said. wouldn’t think the West is so dead kind of came together,” he said. “... In the process the Bar J Wranglers after all. we love it. We’d be doing this in the OASIS FAMILY are strengthening the rural lifestyle OASIS FAMILY Mark Christenson’s family owns living room.” they see dying around them. a farm in Box Elder County and so The Bar J Wranglers’ perfor- Almost 100 FFA members at for him, “it just seems reasonable,” mances include several other Grantsville High School raise ani- to join FFA. stops around Utah, including a mals and produce for the country MEDICINE FFA president Monica Aagard gig in Orem at Utah Valley State fair, learn agriculture mechanics, got involved because she loves College Dec. 16. For more infor- study different ways to cut, pack- animals (she owns horses and mation see www.barjchuckwag- age and grade meat, practice sales- pigs), judging livestock shows, on.com. is now accepting new manship, participate in speech patients of all ages.

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