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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY SHS stages ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ with a twist See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN January 17, 2012 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 118 NO. 66 50¢ Legislators spell out priorities With general session kicking off next week, education and federalism top agenda

by Tim Gillie extra money to spend, according to STAFF WRITER Rep. Ronda Menlove, R-Garland. “The Legislature will proceed The budget, education, and cautiously,” said Menlove, whose public lands will be hot topics current district includes Grantsville when the Legislature convenes for and most of rural Tooele County. is annual 45-day session at the “While we won't go into the ses- state capitol next week. sion looking at across-the-board For the first time in four years, cuts like last year, we still aren't lawmakers will be looking at pro- sure where the revenue projec- jections of increased revenue tions are heading until we see the instead of declining revenue. February figures.” Current projections show an addi- New lower property valuations file / Maegan Burr tional $280 million in new ongoing as a result of the sluggish economy Tooele Rep. Doug Sagers listens to Gov. Gary revenue. may make the budget more chal- Herbert’s State of the State address at the State However, that increase doesn't Capitol building last January. This year’s 45-day ses- mean legislators will have lots of SEE PRIORITIES PAGE A7 ➤ sion begins Jan 28. Fresh Face on the Force Grantsville’s new K-9 officer will keep his nose to the ground to sniff out trouble by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER

With four legs and a tail, he may not look like a typical police officer, but he has a badge and is ready to work. Zorro, an 8-year-old Belgian Malinois, is the newest member of the Grantsville City Police Department — and its first canine officer in several years. The West Valley Police Department was planning to retire the dog, which is trained in attacking, tracking and sniff- ing out drugs, in a year or two. However, his handler was transferred to another unit. No one else in the department was interested or qualified to handle a police dog, so the department offered him to other police agencies in the state. AP Photo / Eric Jamison Grantsville was selected to receive Miss Utah Danica Olsen competes during the 2012 Miss America Pageant Saturday Jan. 14 Zorro, said Lt. Steve Barrett of the at The Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. Olsen won the Lifestyle and Fitness Grantsville City Police Department, and competition last week, but was not a top 15 finalist in the pageant. likely received a favorable edge in the selection process from the immediate connection made between the dog and his new handler, Officer Mike Jones. “There were a couple other agencies Olsen embraced interested in him, but we were able to get him,” Barrett said. “The ability for the dog to attach to their handler, it’s unique.” Zorro and Jones are currently assigned experience at Miss to the Grantsville Justice Court, where Jones is currently assigned as bailiff, and the duo patrol the rest of the time. Barrett said Zorro will be primarily used America pageant for his olfactory talents, rather than for attacking, to lengthen his usefulness. Maegan Burr by Lisa Christensen Olsen was not among the 15 final- Grantsville City police officer Mike Jones of the K-9 unit holds on to Zorro the police SEE FORCE PAGE A6 ➤ STAFF WRITER ists for the Miss America crown. She dog’s leash Thursday afternoon at Grantsville City Hall. did, however, win the preliminary SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX As one of 53 contestants vying for Lifestyle and Fitness competition last The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:50 a.m. 5:30 p.m. the crown of Miss America, Danica week Tuesday, which gave her a $1,000 Thursday 7:49 a.m. 5:31 p.m. Olsen knew the odds were steep. scholarship. Olsen said winning that Friday 7:49 a.m. 5:32 p.m. Saturday 7:48 a.m. 5:33 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 On Saturday evening, as the crown competition, which focuses on muscle Sunday 7:47 a.m. 5:34 p.m. 1 was awarded to 23-year-old Laura tone, posture, athleticism and self dis- Monday 7:47 a.m. 5:35 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Kaeppeler, the reigning Miss Wisconsin, cipline, was very exciting. Tuesday 7:46 a.m. 5:37 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ Olsen saw her dream come to an end “When they called ‘Miss Utah’ I The Moon Rise Set First workersnumber, the greater the needlaid for eye and skin off at DCD Wednesday 3:23 a.m. 1:12 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. Still, walked down the steps from my place Thursday 4:30 a.m. 2:06 p.m. by Tim Gillie Very High; 11+ Extreme reduced, according a statement released by URS. the 21-year-old Utah Valley University on stage, and I was just screaming the Friday 5:30 a.m. 3:08 p.m. Saturday 6:22 a.m. 4:14 p.m. STAFF WRITER ALMANAC“It was a bittersweet process,” said Mark Mesesan, URS student and Tooele native said the very whole time,” she said. “I just soaked in Sunday 7:06 a.m. 5:21 p.m. Rain and snow Statistics for the week ending Jan.communications 16. specialist. “Everybody out here knew experience of being in the pageant was that moment because I worked really Clouds and sun with Mostly cloudy with Chance of a shower in Cloudy with a couple Mostly cloudy; snow Monday 7:44 a.m. 6:28 p.m. possible in the Mostly cloudy Temperatures Tuesday 8:17 a.m. 7:34 p.m. snow showers spotty showers the afternoon of showers possible URS, the companyat night contracted to destroy the chemical that this day would come. Many employees have taken exciting and rewarding in itself. hard to be in that good of shape. I’m morningstockpile at Deseret Chemical Depot, laid High/Lowoff 52 pastemploy- week advantage 53/13 of our education benefits to retrain them- “It was the chance of a lifetime and looking forward to continuing my fit- New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 39/22 39 30 43 32 43 33 44 31 44 22ees on Friday36 —24 the first of41 an estimated31 sixAverage layoffs temp past over week selves for 30.3 what comes next in their life.” the whole time I was there I just soaked ness and continuing my health.” the next 36 months that will eventually affectNormal averageall of temp the past week Since 30.6 the start of the destruction of the chemical weap- up every moment because I knew I’d Olsen also said she relished working TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 23 Jan 30 Feb 7 Feb 14 facility’s 1,200 workers. ons in 1996, the number of people employed at the U.S. never pass that way again,” she said. with the show’s choreographers, who Shown is Wednesday’s Initially, 72 employees were given notice last October Army’s Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal Facility grew to “For me, it was just being able to dance had worked with stars such as Michael Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 53 Wednesday night’s lows and that their positions would be eliminated in January, 46around 431,200. The 52 laid off this month mark the begin- on the Miss America stage. It was pret- Jackson, and bonding with the other AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 39 37 Wednesday’s highs. but through early voluntary departures, job 33 transfers,33 ty emotional for me. I got to dance for and reassignments, the number of people laid off was 33 SEE WORKERS PAGE A10 ➤ every girl who never got to be there.” SEE OLSEN PAGE A5 ➤ 21 UTAH WEATHER 19 15 13 19 20 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B3 Grouse 35/27 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 39/28 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 33/27 39/30 38/30 43/30 0.73 0.73 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Stallions topple Pine Canyon 40/33 Erda 44/30 0.30 0.36 0.36 OBITUARIES A6 0.16 Cowboys in a foul mother of 12 Vernal Grantsville 41/31 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 33/8 44/30 30/24 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 42/30 Bauer Good fest reflects on faith 39/30 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A8 37/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 39/30 and family on 39/29 36/17 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) See A9 80th birthday Price complete 38/29 39/22 Good 22.5 Nephi forecast Rush Valley 41/27 38/28 Ophir on A7 32/28 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov See B1 Delta Manti 4.5 44/29 42/27 2.0 Green River Last Month Season 45/21 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 39/29 45/27 Moab 42/29 SNOWPACK Hanksville 47/25 Beaver 43/26 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 46/26 Ibapah 38/28 46/28 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 3.6 3.5 1.4 St. George 45/21 48/29 Average 12.5 7.2 5.6 54/33 Kanab 51/24 Eureka Percent of average 29% 49% 25% 35/26 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2A2A2A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012 Sostanza switches up concept to reach broader audience

by Tim Gillie dining place, many people got STAFF WRITER the idea that we were only for special occasions,” said Makris. Sostanza has undergone a “We had loyal customers, but major change its owners hope we only saw them two or three will keep it abreast of national times a year.” dining trends and pull in more Makris said fine dining is business. declining nationwide as a trend. Spiros Makris, who owns the “Our customers echoed that downtown Tooele restaurant concern, requesting more menu along with his father, George, is options that included items that trying to rebrand it as an innova- were less pricey,” he said. tive grill-style eatery rather than In changing the name to a fine dining establishment. Sostanza Grill, Makris kept the “The food business is very most popular entrees from the trendy,” said Makris. “People’s Sostanza menu, and along with taste in food and ambiance is executive chef Steve Berzansky, constantly changing and you came up with a variety of new have to adapt to survive.” items that featured traditional Makris said the changes were restaurant food with added made not only to keep the res- flair. The result is at the top end taurant economically viable you can still get a 12-ounce filet but in response to customer mignon with Marin mushrooms demands. and a red wine reduction sauce “Opening originally as a fine for $36, but you can also get a grilled cheese sandwich for $7. However, the Sostanza grilled your cheese features smoked Gouda, Havarti, cheddar, and Parmesan Sellproduct cheese with vine ripened toma- toes on Texas toast. OVER The menu also includes eight to 27,0 00 versions of chuck burgers — not hamburgers. These burgers are made from top-grade meat Readers ground daily in Sostanza’s kitch- en. There are also a selection of soups, salads, and pizzas on the menu. Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. While the menu is more afford- able, with sandwiches ranging Maegan Burr from $7 to $11, Makris stressed CORRECTIONS that most of the food is still pre- Sostanza Grill waiter Nathan Trujillo clears tables Monday afternoon during lunch at the Tooele restaurant. Formerly categorized as a fine-dining establishment, the pared fresh daily in Sostanza’s restaurant changed its approach last week to meet the requests of customers. The Transcript-Bulletin is committed kitchen. to accurate reporting. To submit a “Dining is becoming less for- downtown and its history, and meatball to spaghetti, or add- speed up food preparation.” create a sports grill feeling. correction or clarification request, mal,” said Makris. “And we are I want to share it with both the ing chicken, prawns, or salm- In the lounge area, named “The lounge has always been please contact Editor Jeff Barrus at following that trend with our local people and people from on to a dish of fettuccine. New 29 and a Half, after the street very popular,” said Makris. “We 882-0050 Ext. 120, or via email at food and with our ambiance.” out of town that dine here,” said equipment had to be brought in address, Makris is still work- hope the extension will allow us [email protected]. Makris will also make a subtle Makris. and the kitchen redesigned for ing on an expansion. The wall to build on that popularity.” change to the decor. The color Changing the menu wasn’t as efficiency in producing the new that separated a banquet room So far the reaction to the scheme will stay the same but he simple as printing a new one. menu, according to Makris. has come down along with the changes has been very positive. plans to slowly trade out some The new menu has 42 selections, “We had to bring in new ovens wall that separated the former “By making ourselves more of the artwork in the restaurant, not including variations such as for the pizza,” said Makris. “After Pastries on Main shop from the affordable, we plan on seeing BUSINESS BRIEFS replacing it with pictures featur- substituting a grilled or crispy the first day of the new menu, restaurant. In the new space, our customers more often,” said The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes ing historical downtown Tooele. chicken breast on a chuck burg- we realized that we needed to Makris will expand the lounge, Makris. news items from the local busi- “I’ve fallen in love with Tooele’s er, adding a 10-ounce braised change the kitchen layout to adding televisions and seating to [email protected] ness community of 150 words or less. Businesses can send news of awards, promotions, internal milestones, new business ven- tures, new hires, relocations, part- nerships, major transactions and Upcoming deer hunt other items to Jeff Barrus via e- mail at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, will see big changes Tooele, UT 84074. by Rachel Madison the entire northernmost portion STAFF WRITER of Tooele County. ������ ��������� Unit 18 consists of Salt � A substantial change has been Lake, Utah and Tooele coun- �������� made to the 2012 deer hunt, ties. The northeastern section �������������� and it has split Tooele County of Tooele County is part of this into four separate hunting units unit, and includes Stansbury �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ instead of just one region. Park, Grantsville, Erda, Tooele, Scott Root, conservation Stockton, Rush Valley and Ophir. ������ outreach manager at the Utah Root said Unit 18 is one of the ����������� ���������� Division of Wildlife Resources, most popular areas for hunting ������������ ��������������� said this statewide change, which deer because the buck-to-doe Maegan Burr ��������������� ������������������� has divided Utah’s five original ratio is good. ������������� � ���������������� hunting regions into 30 units, Unit 19A includes parts of Does graze in a field near Smelter Road in March 2011. The buck-to-doe ratio in Tooele County’s unit is about 15 bucks for every 100 does, according to UDWR conservation outreach manager Scott Root. ��������� came as a result of input from the Juab, Millard and Tooele coun- ������������ ������ public and sportsmen's groups ties. The boundary begins at the ������������ ������������� during several public meetings Utah-Nevada state line and I-80 Root said the changes to the you're hunting,” he said. “You'll ������ �������������� � ���������������� who wanted to allow the Division in Wendover. It includes most of deer hunt will bring up a lot of know which unit to apply for.” ������������ ������������ of Wildlife to have better control the desert area directly west of questions for some hunters, but The application period for the ����������� ������������ of buck-to-doe ratios in each of the Tooele Valley. Root said Unit through the recently released Big limited-entry hunt will run from the 30 units. 19A is very large, but that doesn't Game Application Guidebook Feb. 1 until 11 p.m. on March 1. ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������� ����������������� ������������ “The theory is that we can necessarily mean there are more and the division's website, wild- The results will be available on ����������������������� ������������ ������������ have better control of managing deer there. life.utah.gov, he hopes to answer May 31. This year's deer hunt ������������������������ ������������������ � ����������� our big game animals in the 30 “We've used these same 30 most of those questions. Root season dates are: general archery, units,” Root said. “Obviously the units for managing other spe- also said it's essential for hunters Aug. 18 to Sept. 14; general muz- ����������� division will be working to make cies,” Root said. “It's a huge area to familiarize themselves with zle loader, Sept. 26 to Oct. 4; and ���������� ������������� �������������������� sure we do all the things neces- out in the west desert, but we the map that shows the 30 units general rifle hunt, Oct. 20 to Oct. ����������� ����������������� sary to monitor success of this don't have as many deer there. and explains the boundaries. 28. Open at NOON for ���������������� ����������������� new program.” It’s a big area because we don't “That way you know where [email protected] Matiness on MON 1/16 �������������� ����������������� Root said the reason for split- want to cut a portion off and ������������� ���������������������� ting the state into 30 units is have a unit where there's not ������������������������������� ��������������� mostly for managing deer herds. many deer.” ������������ “In essence, if we have extreme- Unit 19C includes parts of the ��������� �������������������������� �������������� ����������������� ��������������������������� ������������� �������������� ly low numbers in one unit, it west desert from Juab, Millard, ������� � ������������������ ������� ������������ �������������� allows us to look for the problem Utah and Tooele counties. The ������������������������� �������������� �������������� areas and be able to manage that boundaries for this unit include ������������� � ������������� area a little more specifically,” he the southeastern portion of 1/4 lb Hamburger �������������������� Let us ��������� �������������������������� ���������� said. “That would mean lower Tooele County, including Vernon permit numbers for hunters, but and Faust. Root said Unit 19C is a Cater ��������������������������� ����������� ���������������� ������� � ������������������ ������� in other regions that may not be limited-entry area that has a very your ����������� � ����������������� warranted. If there's an area that high buck-to-doe ratio. Holiday ����������� �������� has excess bucks, we can offer “The average buck-to-doe Event ��������������������� ��������������� � �������������� $ 00* ����������� more permits, so there's a good ratio that we'd like to see is about ������������ � ������������������� ��������� ��������������������������������� side to it as well.” 15 bucks for every 100 does in ���������������������������������� ������������� ����������������� ��� Root said the division was also that area,” Root said. “I don't ������� � ������������������ ������������������������������������������ concerned about the lack of deer have a specific number, but gen- �������������������������������������������������� observed by hunters in 2010, so erally it's about twice that in the 2 �� ����������������������������������������������� ��������������������� ����������������������������������������������� they proposed options to change Vernon area (Unit 19C). It's a ��������� ��������������������������������� ���������������������������������� the deer hunt for 2012. little higher quality hunt, but you ���������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������� “In 2010, the general season have to draw out for that.” ������� � ������������������ ���� ��������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������� buck hunt was difficult for hunt- Root said limited entry per- ����������������������������������������� ers,” he said. “That was a night- mits are drawn first, which in �������������� ������������������������������������������������� mare. We were asked to shorten Tooele County, would be for the ��������������� ������������ ��������� �������������������������� �������������������������������������� the hunt because of lack of deer, Vernon area. ���������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� and then it just snowed, so hunt- “Hunters put in for that and ������� � ������������������ ������� ������������������������������������������� ers couldn't get to their tradi- it costs a little more money,” he �������������������������������������������� tional areas. It was very frustrat- said. “It takes years and years ����������������������������������������������� ing for a lot of hunters.” to get one. It's a lot more fun ��������� �������������������������������������������� ��������� ������������������� ������������������������ After collecting feedback from though because there are more ��������������������������� ������� ������������� the public and Regional Advisory deer and less people.” ������� � ����������� �������������������������� Councils, the division's Wildlife Another change happening to ������������������������������������� ������������ ������������������ Board approved unit-based the 2012 deer hunt will affect ������������������������������������� ����������������������� *Limited time only, hunting in December 2010. They archery hunters. Root said his- Like us on Facebook for ������������������������������������� ������������������������������������ no other discounts or decided on the 30-unit boundar- torically these hunters could exclusive weekly specials �� � �� �������������������������������� substitutions apply ������������������ ��� � ies in June 2011. Tooele County is hunt statewide during general �� � �� � �� ����������������������������������� ������� ��� � �������������������� � ������������������������� � �� now part of four different hunt- archery season, but now they 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 ������������������ � HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 10 pm ������������������������������������������ ing units: Units 1, 18, 19A and must also hunt in one of the �������������������������������� ������������������������������������ 19C. state's 30 units. This change was 230 E. Main, Grantsville • 884-4408 ��������������������������������������������� Unit 1 consists of parts of Box also made to make sure deer HOURS: Monday - Sunday 10 am – 10 pm ���������������� ������������������������������������������� ����������������������� ����������������������������������� Elder, Davis, Weber, Salt Lake populations in each of the 30 ������������������������������ ������������������������������������������� and Tooele counties. It includes units is managed. ����������������������������������� �������������������������������������� A3

TUESDAY January 17, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 G-ville woman aims to help others fight thyroid cancer

by Rachel Madison He said there are four types of “The risk of dying from thy- STAFF WRITER thyroid cancer. roid cancer is far lower than “The most common types it is with other cancers such Four years ago, Heather are called papillary and follicu- as breast, colon or melanoma,” Shoemaker went to the doc- lar,” he said. “There are a couple he said. “Most patients do very tor because she had a lump of other more unusual forms, well.” on the side of her neck. From but they are rare and we don't Abraham said thyroid cancer the beginning, she feared the see them very often.” is more common in women, worst. Although she had two surger- but the reasons for why mostly “When I would tip my head ies, Shoemaker's cancer came women are diagnosed is still back it would go up and down,” back. Even though her thyroid unknown. He also said there she said. “I knew it could be had been removed, she had are usually no telltale signs or cancer because I knew what cancer cells in her thyroglobu- symptoms relating to thyroid cancer felt like. It feels hard.” lin, which is a protein in the cancer, but occasionally a nod- Her self-diagnosis was con- blood. ule in the neck can be felt, and firmed. Since then, the 33- “People that don't have a thy- that can be cause for concern. year-old Grantsville resident roid should not have any thyro- Shoemaker said because no has been battling thyroid can- globulin,” she said. “If it starts one knows what causes thy- cer. It’s a struggle she hopes to to go up, after three or four con- roid cancer or how to prevent spare others by raising aware- secutive tests, then you know it, it's important for people to ness about the disease and the it's a reoccurrence.” be aware of any kind of lump in importance of getting a thyroid Shoemaker is still battling their neck. check. thyroid cancer, and has had “There are a lot of people in “Thyroid cancer starts off as close to 40 lymph nodes taken [Tooele County] who don't have a tumor like any other cancer,” out of her neck. She has had one a thyroid or who have thyroid she said, adding that a fine- more surgery on her neck, and cancer,” she said. “A lot of us needle biopsy failed to detect has also gone through radioac- have cancer and don't know it. her tumor. “I demanded that tive iodine treatments, which For me, I didn't have symp- my doctor take out my thyroid, are a form of chemotherapy. toms, besides the lump in my so when he opened up my neck, “You starve your body of neck, and a lot of times you he found the tumor.” iodine,” she said. “You go in won't. It starts out small.” After her first surgery did not by yourself, and you can't be Shoemaker said she hopes produce results, Shoemaker around your kids for five to 10 she is an inspiration to her chil- went in for a second surgery to days. The only thing that holds dren and family, because her have a full thyroidectomy and radioactive iodine in your body goal is to raise awareness to neck dissection. is lead, and you basically con- everyone she can. “I had a radical neck dissec- taminate everything you touch. “I have over 600 friends on tion and they opened my neck What it does is it seeks out and Facebook that are strictly thy- all the way up, stuck a clamp in destroys cancer cells. It can be roid cancer people,” she said. “A it, and stretched it open,” she given through a pill, or, the way lot of people are doing tattoos, said. “Upon examination they I had it, through what tastes and even though I hate tattoos, found the cancer had spread like water. I stuck my head in a I have a thyroid cancer butterfly into my lymph nodes. With the machine and a guy in a lead out- tattoo. It means a lot to me. It type of cancer I have, it spreads fit poured a radioactive concoc- would be silly to say that you slowly.” tion for me. My dose was really never have a down moment, A normal, healthy thyroid high. Then I went and stayed at but you can't. You have to keep gland influences the function a hotel by myself because I had going and you have to tell every- of many of the body’s most nowhere else to go.” body you know about it. I will important organs, including the Shoemaker said she lost all of sit for hours and talk to people Maegan Burr heart, brain, liver, kidneys and her hair, and it was very hard to about thyroid cancer.” Heather Shoemaker talks about how she found out she had thyroid cancer at her home in Grantsville Monday. Shoemaker skin, by extracting iodine from be away from her two children [email protected] discovered the cancer four years ago after finding a lump on her neck. the bloodstream and using it during those 10 days. to make two kinds of necessary Because she is only 33, thyroid hormones: thyroxine Shoemaker said her chances and triiodothyronine. of overcoming the cancer are Shoemaker has stage one higher, but the downside is that Get to know Tooele County papillary carcinoma thy- 80 percent of people who get roid cancer. Her doctor, Dr. thyroid cancer have a reoccur- Devaprabu Abraham, works at rence. the University of Utah Hospital Abraham said the overall as an endocrinologist who also prognosis for thyroid cancer is Subscribe to the 882.0050 specializes in thyroid disorders. excellent. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Danica Olsen did Tooele County proud at Miss America competition

Most times, when someone falls short of a goal, only the people closest to them are watching. Last weekend, when Tooele native Danica Olsen fell short of winning the title of Miss America, she did so in front of a television audience of 8 million people. And yet, there was something decidedly trium- phant about Olsen’s loss: She proved that a girl from small-town Utah was more than capable of stepping onto a national stage and bringing honor to her community. Olsen, the reigning Miss Utah and a former Miss Tooele County, made an auspicious start to the competition. Last week, she won the preliminary Lifestyle and Fitness competition. Posing in a Deaville Komplique swimsuit with 18K gold and Swarovski crystal accents, the 21-year-old dancer who’s majoring in speech communication at Utah Valley University, showed off the chiseled abs of an athlete rather than the rail-thin look of a model or the bustiness of beauty queen stereotypes. GUEST OPINION Though that early win wasn’t enough to help Olsen into the final round of 15, it illustrated how hard she’d worked in preparing for the contest. And it netted her another $1,000 scholarship to help defray the cost of her studies. LETTERS POLICY The contest also provided another forum for Olsen to get out her message The decline of public good about preventing prescription drug abuse — the same message she’s been The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- emphasizing locally and on the state level for the past three years. Olsen ters to the editor from readers. Letters hopes to stem the rising tide of young people who are becoming addicted to eryl Streep’s eerie reincarna- must be no longer than 250 words, prescription painkillers and other drugs. It’s a message we think is particu- tion of Margaret Thatcher civil in tone, written exclusively for the larly relevant locally and certainly worthy of commendation. Min “The Iron Lady” brings Robert Reich Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by In the final analysis, Olsen may not have taken home the Miss America to mind Thatcher’s most famous GUEST COLUMNIST the writer’s name, address and phone crown, but she did her state and her hometown proud. She overcame per- quip, “There is no such thing as ‘soci- number. Priority will be given to letters sonal obstacles like stage fright, showcased her exceptional talents as a ety.’” None of the dwindling herd of that refer to a recent article in the dancer, demonstrated charm and poise, and promoted a message of critical Republican candidates has quoted her newspaper. All letters may be subject importance. In an era of sore losers, she also showed 8 million people how to yet, but they might as well considering public services but could no longer to editing. concede gracefully. In preparing for the contest, Olsen said she just wanted their unremitting bashing of every- afford the tab. to be the best version of herself that she could. In the end, she accomplished thing public. When almost all the gains from Letters written to thank an individual or much more than that. A society is embodied most vis- growth started going to the top, the organization should be submitted for ibly in public institutions — public better-off began shifting to private “Notes of Appreciation” schools, public libraries, public trans- institutions and withdrew political portation, public hospitals, public support for public ones — includ- Readers who are interested in writing a GUEST OPINION parks, public museums, public recre- ing their tax payments. This created longer guest op-ed column on a topic of ation, public universities, and so on. a vicious cycle of diminishing public general interest should contact Editor But much of what’s called “public” revenues and deteriorating quality, Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- today is increasingly private. Tolls are spurring more flight from public insti- mation at the top of this page. Why Romney remains rising on public highways and public tutions. Tax revenues from corpora- bridges, as are tuitions at so-called tions also dropped as big companies E-mail: [email protected] public universities, and admission fees went global — keeping their profits Fax: (435) 882-6123 an unsatisfying choice at public parks and public museums. overseas and their tax bills to a mini- Mail: Letters to the Editor Much of the rest of what’s consid- mum. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin itt Romney has one ered “public” has become so shoddy But that’s not the whole story. P.O. Box 390 advantage over his rivals that those who can afford to do so find America no longer values public goods Mabove all others: He is private alternatives. as we did decades ago. running a presidential campaign. As public schools deteriorate, the The great expansion of public insti- by demagogues as “them.” None of his competitors has been upper middle class and wealthy send tutions in America began in the early Outside of defense, domestic discre- able to manage it in quite the their kids to private ones. As public years of 20th century, when progres- tionary spending is down sharply as a same way. pools and playgrounds decay, the bet- sive reformers championed the idea percent of the economy. With declin- A Romney rally in Exeter, ter-off buy memberships in private that we all benefit from public goods. ing state and local spending, total pub- N.H., was a textbook exercise in tennis and swimming clubs. As public Excellent schools, roads, parks, play- lic spending on education, infrastruc- traditional presidential politics. hospitals decline, they pay premium grounds and transit systems would ture and basic research has dropped The venue was big — a high- rates for private care. knit the new industrial society togeth- from 12 percent of GDP in the 1970s to school gym. The advance work Gated communities and office parks er, create better citizens, and generate less than 3 percent by 2011. was flawless. The American flag now come with their own manicured widespread prosperity. Education, for We’re losing public goods available backdrop was enormous. The America. Then, he said he loved lawns and walkways, security guards, example, was less a personal invest- to all, supported by the tax payments three generations of the Romney America. And in conclusion, he and backup power systems. ment than a public good — improving of all and especially the better off. In family arrayed in front of it were quoted verses from “America the Why the decline of public insti- the entire community and ultimately its place we have private goods avail- so picturesque that they might Beautiful.” In Romney’s case, tutions? The financial squeeze on the nation. able to the very rich, supported by the have arrived straight from a photo patriotism is the first refuge of a government at all levels since 2008 Yet in recent years the idea of the rest of us. shoot for a Tommy Hilfiger adver- politician who doesn’t dare say explains only part of it. public good has faded. “We’re all in it Even Lady Thatcher would have tisement. anything new or interesting. The slide really started more than together” has been replaced by “you’re been appalled. When so many commentators Neither of those will ever be a three decades ago with so-called “tax on your own” — as global capital out- have said that, with anti-estab- quality associated with Romney. revolts” by a middle class whose earn- sources American jobs abroad, the Robert Reich, former U.S. Secretary of lishment sentiment running so He continues to excel in debates ings had stopped advancing even very rich take home an almost unprec- Labor, is professor of public policy at the high, everything is different in by routinely coming up with though the economy continued to edented portion of total earnings, and University of California at Berkeley. He Republican presidential politics, answers that feel as though they grow. Most families still wanted good a new wave of immigrants is described blogs at www.robertreich.org. Romney has been the old-school were produced by a crack market- candidate. He hews to the familiar ing team for maximum unassail- instruction manual with a phari- ability. His stumbles are so rare GUEST OPINION saical devotion: Raise scads of that they become as noticeable as money and build a national orga- the tiny wobbles of an Olympic nization. Always stay on message skater trying to nail a triple Lutz. and evaluate every move with an Challenged over the weekend Margaret Thatcher and the modern eye to the general election. Win on why he didn’t run for re-elec- endorsements. Take apart oppo- tion as Massachusetts governor nents precisely to the extent nec- in 2006, he said he “went back essary, no more, no less. into business,” even though he plague of fake female empowerment As Philip Klein of The was already running for president Washington Examiner has when he left the governor’s man- wo items have recently burst so rare because, in part, the counter- observed, Romney has been the sion. Romney wanted to hang on onto the media scene: a movie pressures are enormous. only guy to show up for the job to the scripted presentation of Tcalled “The Iron Lady” about Rachel Marsden While sitting on a long-haul flight interview wearing a suit. He hasn’t himself as a businessman above one of the greatest women in his- on New Year’s Eve, the gentleman GUEST COLUMNIST been on a book tour masquerad- all else — plausibility be damned. tory — former British Prime Minister seated beside me asked what I did for ing as a presidential campaign It was a small falsity that stood for Margaret Thatcher — and a growing a living. As I explained my career and (Herman Cain). He hasn’t banked larger worries about his genuine- European recall of breast implants in ambitions, he replied, “Don’t you have everything on the debates (Newt ness. danger of exploding. I wonder what individual woman who seeks a life of kids? Aren’t you married?” I said that Gingrich), or showed up unpre- Very few politicians have what the former would say about the latter. meaning and contribution outside neither marriage nor kids has ever pared (Rick Perry). He hasn’t it takes to follow the old rules Did it ever cross Thatcher’s mind that society’s accepted and tread-worn been a priority, and that I could take bet on his performance in just with the proficiency of a Mitt women’s lives could be meaningfully norms. It’s an endless, highly dis- or leave both. one state (Rick Santorum, Jon Romney. It takes brains, discipline enhanced by surgically strapping gel creet struggle, as depicted in “The “No kids?” he replied. “What will Huntsman). Anyone who has won and managerial skill. But people packs to their chests? How did women Iron Lady.” Yet the struggle and the you do with your life, then?” a presidential nomination during have trouble warming up to the get from Thatcher to this? achievement of great women are the Horrified by his implication that a the past 30 years would recognize (almost) flawlessly executing can- Any such unfortunate develop- only things that matter to the women woman’s life ought to be only devoted what Romney is doing and why. didate from a flawlessly executing ments are independent of feminist who come after. to motherhood and its value relegated Romney’s campaign is all tech- machine. The Romney campaign activism, which is little more than Female empowerment is easy to to a biological function, I told him nique and no music. His speech notwithstanding, there’s no rule female activist self-flagellation and fake superficially, like just about any- that I plan to keep focusing on trying in Exeter was schmaltz piled on against inspiring people. therefore as useless as it is preva- thing nowadays that once carried sub- to make my life count for something top of saccharin in a perfect storm lent. Thatcher herself acknowledged stantial meaning. Women augment of substanceless sentimental- Rich Lowry is editor of the National that feminism did nothing for her. their bodies with silicone, fillers and more than myself, and that maybe ity. First, he said he believed in Review. Feminists would argue that she was Botox; prance around on reality tele- someday when I’m well into my old an ingrate unable to recognize that vision shows; and collect big money age, I’ll pay lip service to societal her success was due to the women for lending their names to parties in pressures and adopt a child soldier, who came before her. That may be, Las Vegas, all the while extolling the preferably one who grew up in the jungles of Columbia serving with the With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions but those women weren’t feminists virtues of “independence.” expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not either, although feminists like to claim So, what’s the solution? That’s for FARC, who I then wouldn’t have to necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. them as such. every woman to determine for herself train to choke fools who make such Here’s the harsh reality about — to decide whether “one’s life must idiotic remarks. Editorial Board exceptionally accomplished women: matter,” as Thatcher would say, in a It’s a quiet, lonely, very private and sense larger than herself, and whether Rachel Marsden is a columnist, politi- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus incredibly long struggle. It’s a lifelong that’s something for which she wants cal strategist and former Fox News host Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor commitment. There is no feel-good, to spend her entire existence striv- who writes regularly for major publica- publicly extolled “progress” for the ing. The Thatcher kind of success is tions in the U.S. and abroad. A5

TUESDAY January 17, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW Teenagers have perfected the art of procrastination

by Siera Gomez disastrous habit of ours has yet tination temptation. we never wanted people to be ing real and prompt effort to CORRESPONDENT to take a toll on much more Every once in awhile, though, unique in that way. When we the tasks we are assigned. Or than the bags beneath our eyes. one of our worst nightmares claimed that we wanted every- perhaps there just aren’t enough Siera Gomez Teenagers today seem to be Even the teachers grading our comes along — that sterling stu- one to be able to be different and of those teacher’s pets to go lacking knowledge and, ironi- CORRESPONDENT work often conform their grad- dent who does assignments the express themselves as they chose around. cally, humility in a vast number ing scales to the new and ever- day they are received and com- to, we were certainly not expect- Procrastination is a persistent of subjects. Saying I am exempt lower quality assignments being pletes all of the requirements in ing such superiority. Differences habit. Then again, so is pride. from this would be a lie. Through turned in. After all, expecting the best way possible. Those are in hair, clothes and hobbies are Hopefully, that pride will be a long list of blunders and stu- into the morning) before assign- the least leaves no room for dis- the students that the teachers all allowed and encouraged. The enough to raise the standard of pid mistakes, I have learned that ments. Talents are wasted away, appointment. shake their heads in awe and only changes in academic inter- the work we do now. If we can’t there is a great deal I do not as well as the maximum effort Oh, how clever we are. Term appreciation at, while the rest of est that are acceptable are those put aside the habit now, then know, and perhaps never will. on assignments. Procrastination projects worth heaps of points us turn in our mediocre assign- that fall beneath the average what are the odds of us becom- However, there is one art that could be the most dutifully are completed in a matter of ments and shake our heads in standard of the rest of us, but ing the on-the-ball type of per- we teenagers excel at — and practiced habit among teens in hours, and papers are never disgust. The overachiever. The never above. son we’d like to be? Regardless proudly so. We are masters of any category — certainly more revised since we hardly have teacher’s pet. Their sole pur- As prideful as we are about our of who we are or how often we the delicate complexity that is so than music lessons, sports time to write the rough draft in pose in life, it would seem, is to impeccable ability to procrasti- procrastinate, all of us wish that procrastination. activities or homework. If you the first place. Even those of us expose and crumble our cun- nate, that same pride might be we could be. And luckily, we can. This is a practice that is near are beginning to doubt your who always assumed we would ningly crafted plan to make the saving grace that prompts us All it takes is a little drive, and and dear to our hearts, and one student’s ambition, watch how stay on top of our work, thinking mediocrity the norm. to reignite the flames of compe- perhaps a lot of pride. that we sacrifice a good deal to driven they can be at putting that high school was no match Of course, students like this tition. Our competitive instinct master. We give up hours of sleep things off. for us, have fallen prey to the might just be trying to stand that is stoking our pride could Siera Gomez is a junior at the night (and usually wee hours Somehow, this potentially alluring qualities of the procras- out, like the rest of us. However, possibly be the catalyst for giv- Stansbury High School.

"Now that I’ve done my best at See News Happening? Olsen Miss America week, I can focus continued from page A1 on being Miss Utah,” she said. Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Olsen, a communications TOOELETRANSCRIPT contestants. major, will also return to her BULLETIN "I made some really good studies at UVU, a school she said friends I know I’ll keep in touch has been overwhelmingly sup- with for the rest of my life,” she portive of her participation in said. “They called us the Miss the competition. She will also America Class of 2012, and we start hunting for a job, she said, were like a class. We felt like a though she has found many family, we felt like a sisterhood. opportunities through her par- Those girls are amazing and I ticipation with the scholarship just felt so blessed to be among pageants. them.” “I know Miss Utah has opened Since returning to Tooele doors for me,” Olsen said. “I just Sunday night, Olsen said she has have a really optimistic future mostly been unpacking and has ahead.” Now Offering not had much opportunity to Whatever the future holds, go anywhere or talk to anyone. though, she said, she will try to Substance Abuse Treatment Groups However, she said, friends and remember and represent her & neighbors have contacted her, hometown well — a goal she Prime for Life DUI Education Classes congratulating her for her per- tried to meet during her par- at an affordable price. Providing affordable group therapy for formance in the pageant, and a ticipation in the Miss America individuals struggling with alcohol and drugs. If you or a loved slew of Facebook posts from oth- pageant. ers have shown similar support. “I felt like I wouldn’t be who one are experiencing problems due to alcohol or drug choices, “They’ve been saying it was I am without being from Tooele and you are looking for a solution, YOU JUST FOUND ONE! an accomplishment just to be on and I wouldn’t be where I am Experienced substance abuse counselor offering group sessions that stage,” she said. “The sup- without the people here and the port has been really great.” support that’s here,” she said. “I for three separate age groups: With the national competi- felt like I was representing all of Under 18 Adolescents, 18-21 Young Adults, 21+ Adults tion out of the way, Olsen said you and I was so proud to wear she will have more time to focus that banner across my chest.” Please call 435.731.0055 for more information. on her platform, fighting pre- [email protected] There is Help, there is Hope, there is a Solution. scription drug abuse, and other duties associated with her title as Miss Utah. She has been working with the Substance Misuse and Abuse Reduction Team (SMART) in Utah County, and will travel courtesy of Miss America Organization to Washington, D.C., to further Miss Utah Danica Olsen dances to Frank Sinatra’s “Come Fly with Me” during a work on her platform. Miss America preliminary contest Wednesday night in Las Vegas. ������ ������ ��������������������������� ������������������������������������ ���������������������������������

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Rachela Wall, 69, of Grantsville, The dog will also be available for use by an artist, former restaurateur other local law enforcement agencies, Barrett and a loving mother and grand- said. Zorro is one of only two police dogs in mother, died Wednesday in Salt the county — the local section of the Utah Lake City. Born Rachela Esposito Highway Patrol also has one. in Manhattan, N.Y., she grew up Barrett said the chief use of Zorro is expect- in Staten Island, N.Y., lived in ed to be in combating drug use in Tooele the Poconos, N.Y., and settled County, but he will also be useful for tracking in Grantsville in 2005. Think suspects and missing persons. song, dance, bingo, poker, love “Tooele County does have a drug problem of music and animals, and that and it’s going to be a benefit,” he said. “My was Rachela. She will forever be benefit is if there’s a high-speed chase and remembered as a “did it my way” someone takes off running, the dog can track kind of woman. Surviving are them. Same goes for missing kids.” her son, Thomas Vercetti; her West Valley City could not legally give the daughters, Adrienne Wall Harris, dog away, but sold Zorro to Grantsville for Susan Wall, Jessica Trombino children, and her former hus- $1 — a significant reduction from the $6,500 and Leslie Devlin; three brothers, band, Thomas Wall. A memo- price tag young dogs normally carry. Barrett Vincent, Pat and Lou Esposito; a rial service will be held in Staten said even older dogs, such as Zorro, normally sister, Connie Kent; 16 grand- Island, N.Y. cost thousands of dollars, so the sale price was exceptionally charitable. “We can’t afford $6,000 for a dog,” Barrett said. “I don’t think most agencies can.” Claire Jacobsen Price Having a police dog is not new for Grantsville, but the officer who handled the Our little angel, Claire Jacobsen last dog, who died five years ago, is no longer Price, left this world on her birth- with the department and no other officer is day, Jan. 14. Claire was born Jan. certified to handle one. Barrett said Jones 14, 1930, to Daniel and Marian approached him several weeks ago about Jacobsen. Claire spent her life becoming a handler if an opportunity pre- as a devoted mother, wife, and sented itself. When Jones met Zorro at the true friend to anyone who knew West Valley City Police Department, the two her. Just a few of Claire’s pas- seemed to instantly bond, and Zorro fol- sions were tending her beauti- lowed his commands far better than those of ful yard and flowers. She was other hopeful officers from different depart- always out working in her yard ments, Jones said. and with her animals. She always “He’s been really responsive to me. I think believed they were angels sent that’s one of the reasons why West Valley gave to comfort. Claire was preceded him to us over some of the other agencies in death by husbands, Ernest Knowlden, Debbie Penney and interested in him,” Jones said. (Curly) Garn and DeLoy (Dode) Julie (Matt) Garrard. She has But while Zorro is certified and experi- Price, her mother and father, many special grandchildren and enced, Jones, who has been with Grantsville Maegan Burr Daniel and Marian Jacobsen, and great-grandchildren. Funeral ser- for about a year, will need to be trained in Grantsville City police officer Mike Jones of the K-9 unit holds on to Zorro the police dog’s leash Thursday her two brothers, Bob and Bruce vices will be held Jan. 19 at the handling a police dog. The K-9 officer at afternoon at Grantsville City Hall. Jacobsen, who are all welcom- LDS Church at 428 S. Hale Street West Valley City has been helping Jones with ing her into their arms. She is at 1 p.m. There will be a viewing some of the basic commands, and Jones will whether drugs are present in a residence position in the next few months to increase survived by her children Sherrie starting at 11:30 a.m. prior to the take his certification course at Police Officer or vehicle, which can help officers obtain a Zorro’s availability. For Jones, the promise (Vern, deceased) Taylor, Erwin funeral. Services entrusted with Standards and Training in March, which is search warrant. The bright badge on his har- of more hours pales to the opportunity to (Aleta) Garn and Peggy (Mark) Didericksen Memorial, 277-0050. the earliest it is offered. ness is more of an indicator of his job than a work in the facet of law enforcement he has “Most of the training will be for me, bearer of legal power, Barrett said. dreamed of. because he already knows what to do. He’s “The reason they have badges is to identify “This is something I’ve always wanted to DEATH NOTICE already certified,” he said, noting that he has them,” he said. “They’re actually a service do since I’ve wanted to be in law enforce- done training exercises to find drugs with dog. They fall under the same category as a ment,” Jones said. “He’s a good dog. He’s Zorro. “It was really impressive to watch him dog used for helping blind people, so they’re got a lot of [drug-sniffing] use in him, so we Richard Norton passed away ing. A full obituary will appear at work.” allowed in buildings and all that.” can start knocking down those places where Jan. 17 at his home in Tooele. in Thursday’s edition of the Zorro’s drug-sniffing ability can help find The department will be moving Jones, who that’s a problem.” Funeral services are pend- Transcript-Bulletin. drugs in crime scenes, and can indicate is currently a part-time officer, to a full-time [email protected] BLAST FROM THE PAST Wendover played key role in Bell’s famous first call ooele County’s long-time and the receiver grew. Despite Harold Arnold, to work on the haze. Arnold, however, recognized and on Jan. 25, 1915, to celebrate political rival, Box Elder significant efforts to remedy the problem, but also advertised that the haze as the by-product of ion- the beginning of commercial TCounty, might get glory situation, the nation’s original he would handsomely reward any ized gasses within the cylinders long-distance telecommunica- for its golden spike, but Tooele Emma Penrod “long distance” telephone line individual who came to him with and suspected that if he could tion, Bell picked up a phone at a County has its own claim to com- STAFF WRITER could only reach as far as Denver, an invention that could solve the eliminate the gasses inside the ceremony in New York and called munications technology fame in according to AT&T Labs. By 1911, problem. audion, he could probably get it his long-time assistant, Thomas Wendover, where the first trans- the original telephone technology Four years later, an indepen- to work. Watson, who was in San Francisco continental telephone line was was simply maxed out in terms of dent inventor, Lee de Forest, At Arnold’s recommendation, at the time. Bell repeated the first completed. connection — one that func- the distance it could span. came to AT&Ts engineering AT&T bought patent rights to the words spoken over a telephone AT&T’s completion of the tioned more like today’s inter- Nonetheless, in 1908 AT&T department with what he called audion, and the three-cylinder connection, insisting that Watson transcontinental telephone line com networks — had only just President Theodore Vail vowed an audion — a three-cylinder vacuum tube that would enable come see him in person, just as on June 27, 1914, was a true tes- been established by Alexander to create a telephone line that amplifying device. He attempted long-distance communication he had excitedly called Watson to tament to the ambitious spirit Graham Bell in 1876, but the would span the nation — know- to demonstrate how his invention was born. his office in 1876. But this time, and scientific innovation that electronic signals that allowed ing full well that the technology worked, but the device only func- The final stretch of telephone Watson protested, doing so would transformed the United States in the telephone to work faded as to do so did not exist. He hired a tioned for a brief moment before wire was spliced together in require a week-long journey. the early 1900s. A basic telephone the distance between the caller young, promising physicist, Dr. it broke down, emitting a blue Wendover only three years later, [email protected]

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TUESDAY January 17, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:50 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Thursday 7:49 a.m. 5:31 p.m. Friday 7:49 a.m. 5:32 p.m. Saturday 7:48 a.m. 5:33 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sunday 7:47 a.m. 5:34 p.m. 1 Monday 7:47 a.m. 5:35 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:46 a.m. 5:37 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 3:23 a.m. 1:12 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 4:30 a.m. 2:06 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 5:30 a.m. 3:08 p.m. Saturday 6:22 a.m. 4:14 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 7:06 a.m. 5:21 p.m. Rain and snow Statistics for the week ending Jan. 16. Clouds and sun with Mostly cloudy with Chance of a shower in Cloudy with a couple Mostly cloudy; snow Monday 7:44 a.m. 6:28 p.m. possible in the Mostly cloudy Temperatures Tuesday 8:17 a.m. 7:34 p.m. snow showers spotty showers the afternoon of showers possible at night morning High/Low past week 53/13 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 39/22 39 30 43 32 43 33 44 31 44 22 36 24 41 31 Average temp past week 30.3 Normal average temp past week 30.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 23 Jan 30 Feb 7 Feb 14 Shown is Wednesday’s weather. Temperatures are 53 Forecasts and graphics provided by 46 Wednesday night’s lows and 39 37 43 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs. 33 33 33 21 UTAH WEATHER 19 15 13 19 20 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 35/27 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 39/28 Knolls Clive Lake Point 33/27 39/30 38/30 43/30 0.73 0.73 Ogden Stansbury Park 40/33 Erda 44/30 0.30 0.36 0.36 Vernal Grantsville 41/31 Pine Canyon 0.16 Salt Lake City 33/8 44/30 30/24 Tooele 42/30 Bauer 39/30 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 37/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 39/30 36/17 39/29 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 38/29 39/22 Nephi Rush Valley 22.5 41/27 38/28 Ophir 32/28 Delta Manti 4.5 44/29 42/27 2.0 Green River Last Month Season 45/21 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 39/29 45/27 Moab 42/29 SNOWPACK Hanksville 47/25 Beaver 43/26 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 46/26 Ibapah 38/28 46/28 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 3.6 3.5 1.4 St. George 45/21 48/29 Average 12.5 7.2 5.6 54/33 Kanab 51/24 Eureka Percent of average 29% 49% 25% 35/26 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

binding resolution encouraging ty. One bill would make it illegal Menlove also has a bill in the Priorities school districts to apply for green to follow emergency vehicles that works that will require health continued from page A1 certification of facilities. are responding to an emergency. insurance providers to provide Federal control of public lands “Current law provides pro- minimum coverage for autism, lenging than initial projections will come under direct fire this tection to fire vehicles respond- a move she expects to be chal- made things look, according to year as the Legislature continues ing to an emergency call,” said lenged heavily by the insurance Menlove. to push back against the fed- Thatcher. “My proposal would industry. “We also have a lot of ongoing eral government, according to extend that protection to all “With proper early treatment needs in education, roads, and Sen. Dan Thatcher, R-West Valley authorized emergency vehicles.” there is hope that children diag- social services that need to met,” City, who currently represents Thatcher points out three inci- nosed with autism can now lead said Menlove. Stansbury Park. dents of Utah state troopers get- a normal life,” said Menlove. “The If the revenue projections con- “The federal government ting rear-ended while respond- problem is that it is not covered tinue to be positive, Rep. Doug owns 70 percent of Utah,” said ing to calls last year as evidence by insurance so we have young Sagers, R-Tooele, expects that Thatcher. “As part of the agree- of need for the revision. families selling their homes and public education will benefit. ment with the federal govern- Thatcher is also working on sacrificing all that they have to “With additional revenue ment, when Utah became a state, language for bill that would get this treatment for their chil- available, there will be an effort the federal government agreed clarify the state's disorderly con- dren.” to put more funding into educa- to sell their land in Utah and duct law. Thatcher’s proposal Sagers said he has heard from tion,” said Sagers. share the proceeds with state. will protect people from being a group of parents with autistic When it comes to capital To date the federal government charged with disorderly conduct children in Tooele County that expenses, the Legislature will be has held onto all of the land they solely for displaying a firearm are in favor of the Menlove’s bill, more likely to spend cash this file / Maegan Burr held when Utah became a state, that is holstered or in a case. which he plans to support. year instead of bonding, as it District 1 Rep. Ronda Menlove listens to Gov. Gary Herbert’s State of the State and has actually acquired more Thatcher, who said he believes Sagers also will push a bill that has in recent years, Sagers said. address at the State Capitol in January, 2011. Menlove cited education, roads, land.” in defending the constitutional will give local municipalities and Legislators want to draw down and public services as areas that will be discussed during the 2012 legistlative If federal land were privatized, right to bear arms, said he has the state's debt, which increased session. the state would not only real- heard from constituents who are counties more of a say in the to near the statutory limits dur- ize property tax from the prop- concerned about being charged siting of utility facilities, such as ing the last three budget years to Menlove. olution last year. It passed the erty, but resources such as min- with disorderly conduct while power lines. That bill is still being with declining revenue, accord- Senate Joint Resolution 5, Senate but did not advance in erals and energy resources on they are legally carrying arms in worked on by legislative staff. ing to Sagers. Menlove also sponsored by Sen. Stuart Reid, the House. the land would be available, said a non-threatening manner. Sagers proposed a similar bill expects a flurry of bills affecting R-Ogden, will send to Utah vot- Other education legislation Thatcher. Thatcher is also looking at last year, but held it back while education. Currently there have ers a constitutional amendment includes a proposal for man- One proposal is for the state simplifying the state criminal Tooele City and Rocky Mountain been over 51 bills related to edu- that moves the general control datory statewide adaptive test- to send the federal government code by simplifying language Power worked out of court to set- cation either prepared or in the and supervision of public edu- ing based on the common core a tax bill for the property, said and repealing outdated laws. tle their dispute on the Mona to works by legislative attorneys as cation from the State Board of curriculum, a bill specifying Menlove. “I don’t know what the Menlove is sponsoring legisla- Oquirrh transmission line route a result of requests from legis- Education to the governor. The language to be used on lists of federal government would do tion to modify the governance through Tooele County. lators. Among those is a joint same resolution puts higher edu- suggested supplies sent home with a tax bill from the state,” of the Utah Education Network The 2012 legislative session resolution that will change the cation under the direction of the by elementary teachers, a pilot said Menlove. which provides technology ser- will start Jan. 23 and conclude on governance of public and higher governor. program for college and career Thatcher is working on a cou- vices for public and higher edu- March 8. education in the state, according Reid sponsored the same res- readiness counseling, and a non- ple of bills related to public safe- cation. [email protected] Weird gadgets at CES: Motorized unicycle, anyone?

By Peter Svensson ing bike, but the Solowheel is more pany Tobii brought its eye-con- AP TECHNOLOGY WRITER compact. It’s sold by Inventist LLC trolled arcade game to the show. for $1,800. To play, you stand in front of it LAS VEGAS (AP) — A motor- Who’s it for? Brave people with and look at a screen, where aster- ized, seat-less unicycle, a video a good sense of balance, who want oids hurtle toward your battle sta- game you control with your to utterly surprise everyone they tion. It shoots laser beams at the eyes, and a mind-reading head- meet. asteroids you look at, destroying set that serves as a game control- Foam Fighters: Toy companies them. So yes, looks can kill. The ler were among the more bizarre are eager to link their products game cabinet contains cameras gadgets being shown off at this with smartphone and tablet games, that track your gaze. The arcade year’s International Consumer creating toys that are an amusing game is really just a technology Electronics Show. blend of virtual and real. Foam demonstration. What Tobii really Saturday, February 4, 6-10 pm Some 3,100 exhibitors attended Fighters are made of two sheets of wants is to have these gaze-track- the show, and although there were thin foam, painted and shaped like ing cameras built into laptops and plenty of mainstream technolo- World War II fighter planes such as other computers, so we can dis- Firefighters Museum at Deseret Peak Complex gies on display, the show attracted the famous Mitsubishi Zero. Toss pense with the mouse. But it does a fair share of off-beat gadgets. them in the air, and they fly like sell the game for $15,000. Here’s a roundup of some of the paper airplanes. Better yet, you Who’s it for: Arcade owners who weirdest devices: can attach them to a plastic arm want the latest. Solowheel: Picture a unicycle with a suction cup that, in turn, Signa Powertrekk: This New Catered Dinner String Serenade Dance without a frame or saddle, and you sticks to the back of an iPhone, York company showed off an alter- have the Solowheel. Not working iPad or Android phone, right next native to batteries: a fuel cell the Keepsake Photo “Fun Dates” Silent Auction for you? Ok, add this to the picture: to the camera. The airplane shows size of a big sandwich, powered footboards that fold out from the up on screen, and if you download by small, light “pucks” of a sili- wheel. To ride it, you stand on the a free app, the fighter plane will con-based material that produces footboards and straddle the wheel. look like it’s zooming around in hydrogen when water is added. 18 years or older Semi-F ormal Attire Lean forward, and the wheel war-torn skies, controlled by the The fuel cell is expensive, at $200, engages a battery-powered electric movement of the phone or tablet. but the pucks are cheap, at $12 $25 per person, purchase tickets by Jan. 28 motor that can send it — and hope- Foam Fighters go on sale in April. for three. Each puck will produce fully its rider — zooming along at A pack of two, with a stand, will the equivalent of six AA batteries 10 miles per hour. The wheel has cost $10. of electricity. That means it can a gyroscope that helps keep the Who’s it for? AppGear is aiming charge an iPhone twice, through Tickets available at Soelberg’s rider upright. In other words, it’s at kids, ages 8 to 12, but it could the included cables. SiGNa will be like a Segway with only one wheel. appeal to frustrated fighter pilots selling the cell through outdoor Because of the rechargeable bat- of all ages. retailer REI this spring. or call/text (435) 841-9145 tery, which has a 15- to 20-mile Eye Asteroids: Continuing on Who’s it for: Campers, hermits range, the Solowheel weighs 26 the theme of controlling electron- and others who need to go a long pounds. That’s as much as a fold- ics without moving, Swedish com- time without electricity. A fundraiser for Wesley Allen’s Washington DC School Trip A8 SPORTS

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville baseball Bears nip Stallions in Garland shoot-out The Grantsville Youth Baseball Association will hold its spring orga- by Mark Watson nizing meeting on Saturday, Jan. SHS BASKETBALL 28, from 10 a.m. until noon at the SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville Fire Station. Opinions will be heard and decisions made Bear River’s 5-foot-6-inch, for another tough road contest regarding by-laws for the 2012 sea- 130-pound senior guard Taylor this week when they play at Ben son. Please call (435) 830-8091 Ramsdell has connected on at least Lomond on Wednesday. with any questions. one 3-pointer in every game this “I was happy with the way we Racquetball tournament year except one. He averages two came out and played well again on 3-pointers per game and has hit as the road. Bear River is a tough place Tooele Army Depot MWR will host a many as four in a contest. With less to play similar to playing in Ogden. racquetball tournament beginning in than four minutes to play in Friday We gave ourselves a chance to win February. Competition will be sched- night’s game against Stansbury in on the road and that is the impor- uled in men’s singles and doubles, Garland, Ramsdell had not shot tant thing,” said Stansbury coach women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles, based on registra- much and had scored only two Ryan Harris. tion. The tournament is open to points. The Stallions trailed 31-24 at the local community. Stop by the The Bear River guard got his intermission, but outscored Bear TEAD MWR Physical Fitness Center, shooting eye back at the most inop- River 14-9 in the third quarter to building 1002 to sign-up, or call portune time for the Stallions. With trail by only two points heading in (435)833-2159 to register over the the score tied at 43-43 with less than the final quarter. phone. Deadline to register is Jan. four minutes to play, Ramsdell sank “They’re [Bear River] playing 31. back-to-back 3 pointers and the on their home floor and came out Bears went on to defeat Stansbury with a lot of energy in the first Grantsville softball 55-50. half and we withstood that energy The Grantsville girls recreational It was the second consecutive and settled into the game. Our kids softball league will hold a meet- narrow Region 11 defeat on the don’t panic, they hang in there, they ing on Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. at the road for the Stallions. On Jan. 6 know basketball is a game of runs,” Grantsville Fire Station. Items Stansbury lost 62-56 in overtime Harris said. of discussion will include rules/ at Ogden. The Stallions will be in Stansbury owned the first four bylaws, election of executive com- mittee and other issues. Anyone interested in the league is invited to attend. For more information contact Frank Anderson (435) 830- 4099. Utah Jazz The 8-4 Utah jazz host the 7-3 Los Angeles Clippers tonight at EnergySolutions Arena. Utah won its eighth game of the season Sunday night in an 106-96 upset victory over the 8-5 Denver Nuggets. Paul Millsap led the way with 26 points, Al Jefferson hauled in 12 rebounds and Earl Watson dished out seven Maegan Burr assists. Denver was led by Nene Hillario who poured in 18 points. The Stansbury’s Brek Bentley takes a shot Friday against Bear River. Bentley scored 10 points including two 3-pointers in the Clippers’ Chris Paul is questionble loss. for tonight’s game. Paul, who is aver- aging 18.0 points and 8.4 assists, minutes of the third quarter out- foul shot by the Bears made it 40-38 five seconds remaining. Bear River had an MRI on Sunday. Despite it being negative, he sat out Monday’s scoring the Bears 14-6 to take a Bear River after three quarters. scored the final basket of the game 101-91 win over New Jersey. Utah, 38-37 lead with 2:03 left in the third. Bentley continued his hot shoot- with two seconds left to make it which is averaging 94.7 points, has Brek Bentley started the second half ing in the fourth quarter to give 55-50. reached 106 in three of the last four by stealing the ball and driving in Stansbury the lead again at 41-40. Back in the first quarter a short games. Millsap is averaging 23.0 for a lay-up. Jake Witkowski then After a 3-pointer by Bear River’s jumper by Tia tied the game at 6-6, points while shooting 62.1 percent completed a smooth offensive move Austin Miller, Stone Tia knotted but the Bears scored the final five in the last four and has consecutive inside the key for a basket to make the game at 43-43 with an inside points of the opening stanza to lead double-doubles. The Jazz have won it 31-28 Bears. After a basket by the bucket. 11-6. four straight against the Clippers Bears, Witkowski scored another Ramsdell’s two 3-pointers made Stansbury took a 14-13 lead in and 10 of 11 overall, sweeping basket on a great pass from Bentley. it 49-43 for the Bears with 3:10 left the second quarter on five points last season’s three games despite A drive by Kirby Harris cut the lead in the game, but the Stallions tight- from Harris and a 3-pointer from Griffin averaging 27.0 points and to 33-32 with 4:05 left in the third ened the gap on a 3-pointer by Witkowski. The Bears scored the 14.3 rebounds. quarter. Ramsdell hit his first shot Harris with 2:02 remaining. next six points to lead 19-14 when Miller Motorsports Park of the game to make it 35-32 Bears Trailing 51-48, the Stallions had Witkowski completed a 4-point and then Bentley nailed a 3-pointer possession with 20 seconds left, play when he was fouled on a Miller Motorsports Park has signed from the top of the key to tie it at but could not convert an inside made 3-pointer to slice the Bears’ an agreement with the National Auto Maegan Burr 35-35. Ryan Robbins followed with shot. After two foul shot makes by lead to 19-18. Bear River grabbed Sport Association (NASA), one of Stansbury guard Jake Witkowski (left) fights for the ball Friday against Bear a baseline jumper to give Stansbury the Bears, Bentley scored inside America’s top sanctioning bodies River. Witkowski had another strong game for the Stallions both on offense and a 37-35 advantage. A basket and a and the Stallions trailed 53-50 with SEE STALLIONS PAGE A9 ➤ for sports car racing, that creates defense. the Utah Region of NASA. The NASA Utah Region will replace the Miller Park Racing Association, founded in 2006 when the track opened, to foster the growth of amateur sports car racing in the Intermountain West. Tooele tunes up for region Basketball Standings The local racing community has Region 11 grown sufficiently to attract national sanctioning from NASA, leading to BOYS Region Overall GIRLS Region Overall the creation of the Utah Region. In Morgan 5 0 10 3 Morgan 6 0 11 4 addition to sanctioning and operat- meet by beating Cyprus Ben Lomond 4 1 9 5 Bear River 4 1 8 6 ing the Utah Region racing series, the Utah Region of NASA will also by Jake Gordon Ogden 3 2 7 6 Tooele 2 3 6 8 offer a variety of options for drivers THS SWIMMING Stansbury 2 2 6 7 Ogden 2 3 5 8 who want to experience high-speed STAFF WRITER Bear River 2 3 3 11 Stansbury 2 3 5 9 driving without the constraints of In their final tune-up before the Region 11 cham- do the best in and then wait to see where the other a competitive environment. The pionships, Tooele swimming hooked up with Cyprus coaches put their swimmers. Sometimes you guess Tooele 1 4 4 9 Ben Lomond 2 3 4 9 2012 NASA Utah Region season in Magna on Thursday afternoon. Tooele and Cyprus right and sometimes you don’t but you just do the Grantsville 0 5 3 11 Granstville 0 5 0 14 will consist of seven race weekends both have rich traditions in swimming and have best you can.” between April and October, with two feature races per weekend, and been swimming against each other since the early There were a number of quality events at Cyprus will utilize all four of MMP’s track 1950’s. for Tooele on Thursday. In the boys 500 freestyle, layouts. The season also includes On Thursday, both Tooele teams had the upper Peter Imlay was able to come from behind in the non-points Spring and Fall Enduro hand against the Pirates. Tooele boys beat Cyprus final 50 yards to take first for Tooele at 5:32.9 while Cowboys play slow, events held in March and October. 117-49 while the girls won 116-53 to sweep Cyprus Jared Green from Cyprus finished just behind at During a race weekend, classes in their own pool, which is not bad considering that 5:33.19. are combined into several Run Tooele didn’t get sufficient practice time during the The individual medley was another successful Groups including High Performance week. event for Tooele on both sides. Tajia Perkins won the still fall to Morgan Driving Event (HPDE), Lap Battle “We had not been able to practice all week because 200 individual medley for Tooele girls with her time Time Attack, Big-Bore, Small-Bore of mechanical problems in the lap pool at the Pratt of 2:33.33 while Briana Boulton earned a lifetime by Jake Gordon and Open-Wheel/Sports Racer. The Aquatic Center,” said Tooele coach Mel Roberts. “We best time of 2:48.46 to finish second. STAFF WRITER GHS BASKETBALL Run Groups are structured so that did try to swim around the leisure pool every day but There were a couple of lifetime bests on the boys’ vehicles of similar performance it is not anywhere near the same.” side as well. Cody McEachern won the 200 individ- Grantsville chose a unortho- with 17 points as almost half of potential are grouped together. Race Coach Roberts is still shuffling around swimmers ual medley at 2:20.75 but Kieson Stewart and Wyatt dox manner of slowing down the the Morgan points came on their weekends are three-day events with in different events to help get swimmers qualified Rapich logged personal bests. Stewart finished third Morgan offense Friday night. 20 made free throws. practice on Friday and races on for state. with a time of 2:23.53 while Rapich finished fourth Instead of relying solely on its Morgan had their most offen- both Saturday and Sunday. The on- “It is a crap shoot at state,” Roberts said. “You defense to slow down the Trojans, sive success in the opening quar- track action stars daily at 8 a.m. put your swimmers in the events you think they will SEE TOOELE PAGE A9 ➤ Grantsville slowed down its own ter as Boston Saunders hit a jump and ends by 5 p.m. with trophy offense to crank the speed of the shot near the foul line to give the ceremonies concluding each day of game to a slow crawl. Trojans a 7-2 lead in the first three racing. HPDE is designed for those interested in learning the basics of The Cowboys’ plan worked as minutes. High Performance Driving, or who they slowed down a Morgan team Miles added his second 3-point- want to drive their car on a race- that averaged nearly 60 points er in the quarter and Saunders track in a controlled, professionally- Ben Lomond edges Buffs 23-19 a game before Friday and held scored another bucket from down staffed environment. HPDE gives them to only 44. Unfortunately, low to boost the Morgan lead to drivers a chance to test their skills poured in 13 straight points while Grantsville couldn’t get quite 12-4 with 3:31 left in the period. and learn from NASA’s cadre of by Mark Watson THS GIRLS BASKETBALL shutting out the Scots the rest of enough offense to overcome Grantsville hit some shots late experienced instructors in a venue SPORTS EDITOR the period. the Trojans, as they fell 44-39 in to keep it close as Erickson added designed for safe, spirited driving Lomond we didn’t come ready The run started with a driving Grantsville. a 3 of his own and Adams was able removed from the risks present on Forest Gump’s quip about a to play at our highest level,” said lay-up by Taylor Thomas, three “Even with slowing them to get to the basket with 42.3 sec- the street. NASA’s HPDE program box of chocolates applies to the Tooele coach Kris Ashby. “We made foul shots by Lizzi Stewart down, we still had 12 turnovers onds remaining to cut the Morgan has become the standard for the Tooele girls basketball team: You didn’t really have to say much at and a 3-pointer from the top of and seven of them were unforced lead to 13-9. Morgan did counter ‘open track’ industry and features never know what you’re going to halftime. The players knew they the key by Stewart to slice Ben that gave them easy buckets,” said with Saunders converting on a multiple skill levels to ensure that get. The squad can be great at were struggling in the first half Lomond’s lead to 15-14. Tooele Grantsville coach Chris Baker. “If 3-point play just before the end of drivers are able to enjoy a safe and times, so-so at other times and icy and they made a better effort in took the lead for the first time in we can slow other teams down the quarter to hand the Trojans a fun day at the track. For information cold on occasions. In Thursday’s the second half.” the game at 16-15 on an offensive and be really smart on offense 16-9 lead after one. regarding Miller Motorsports Park, 23-19 loss to Ben Lomond they The third quarter was the bright rebound basket by Thomas. and take good shots we will be Grantsville didn’t make a sin- visit the track’s website at www. displayed all three types of play. spot for the Buffaloes as they Meanwhile, Tooele was mak- fine.” gle shot from inside the 3-point MillerMotorsportsPark.com or call Scoring points did not come pummeled the Scots 13-2 in the ing it difficult for Ben Lomond to Devin Adams led the Cowboys line in the second quarter but it 435-277-8000. For more informa- easy for both teams in the first quarter to gain a 19-15 advantage score on the inside with strong in scoring with 14 in the low-scor- didn’t bother them offensively as tion on the NASA Utah Region, visit www.NASAUtah.com or call 801- half and the Scots led 13-6 at after three. Ben Lomond scored ing game while Dalen Erickson 613-2781. intermission. two foul shots to start the third also hit double-figures with 11. “For some reason against Ben quarter and then the Buffaloes SEE BUFFS PAGE A9 ➤ Jake Miles led Morgan in scoring SEE COWBOYS PAGE A9 ➤ A9

TUESDAY January 17, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Stansbury wins ugly game over G-ville

by Jake Gordon STAFF WRITER Are you a former Club member? It wasn’t exactly a visually Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? pleasing game between the We’re looking for you! Stansbury and Grantsville girls basketball teams. With 57 free Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a throws attempted between both teams, the pace of the game was short alumni survey! awfully slow and it was hard for either team to find a rhythm. Stansbury, however, was able to come out in the third and outscore Grantsville by 11 in the quarter to put themselves in a position to cruise to a 57-41 vic- tory Thursday night in Stansbury Park. “I thought we did a good job keeping our composure in the game and we got to play everybody on the bench,” said Stansbury coach Kenzie Newton. “Grantsville was pretty aggressive and their post players are pretty Pet of the Week good.” Erika Alvey drilled two shots from behind the arc, the only 3-pointers of the game, to lead Stansbury with 14 points while Dani Mohler came off the bench to provide a spark with 10 points in the victory. Whitney Turner turned in a game-high 16 points for Grantsville in the loss. The game started out fairly even in the opening minutes as early buckets by Lola Williams and Turner kept Grantsville tied with Stansbury at 4-4 in the first 1:59. Stansbury was able to grab a slight lead as Bailey Wilson and Maegan Burr • 2 Yrs Old Kendal Levine each hit a bucket Stansbury forward Bailey Wilson (center) attempts to break up a play between Grantsville forward Anna Christensen (left) to give the Stallions an 8-4 lead. and guard Lola Williams during Thursday’s game. Turner hit a free throw to get • Papered Grantsville within 8-5 after the of the half brought Grantsville Williams added five points in the Stansbury cruised to the 16- first quarter. within 24-15 heading into half- quarter for Grantsville but the point victory Thursday night and Karlee Manzione got Stansbury time. Cowboys still trailed 47-27 head- won their second consecutive • Trained started in the second with four Alvey helped start the success- ing into the fourth. Region 11 game to improve their quick points and then Alvey ful third quarter for Stansbury Stansbury boosted its lead record to 2-3. added a 3-pointer to help the hit hitting a pair of jump shots to as high as 23 after a pair of “Hopefully we are going to Stallions score the first 12 points and then following up with a 3- free throws by Mohler gave the peak at the right time,” Newton GREAT DANE of the quarter for a 20-5 lead with pointer to cap a 9-1 run that gave Stallions a 50-27 lead with 7:07 said. “I think each game we have 3:11 left in the half. the Stallions a 35-18 lead. left. Turner didn’t let the game gotten better but our momentum For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Grantsville recovered in the The Stansbury lead got as high end without a fight as she scored carries with winning.” Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires final minutes of the half as Anna as 21 in the third after a pair of six points in a row for Grantsville Grantsville will next host Ogden Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing Christensen scored five points free throws by Mohler gave her early in the fourth but the today at 7 p.m. while Stansbury Tooele City and possible shelter fee. down low and then Turner team a 43-22 lead with 2:45 left. Cowboys couldn’t get any closer will travel to Garland to face Bear Animal Shelter 882-8900 added four. A 3-point play by Mohler came on in the third and than 16 points in the final min- River on Thursday at 7 p.m. Shelters are required to Christensen just before the end scored six points for the Stallions. utes. [email protected] Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization.

Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Tooele time of 1:37.63 in the boys 200 free- Pomeroy turned in a impressive on Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Pratt style relay. time finishing fourth at 1:10.74. Aquatic Center in Tooele. continued from page A8 Tooele Veterinary Clinic Tooele picked up a sweep in VonHatten won on the boy’s side [email protected] 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 the 200 medley relay for both for Tooele with his time of 52.17. at 2:35.22. sides. Hardy, Perkins, Boulton and Bresee picked up another first In the girls 50 freestyle, Beth Chevalier won for the girls with a place with her finish in the 500 Anne Chevalier finished first for time of 2:10.62. Stewart, Nowotny, freestyle at 6:03.4. Tooele at 29.51 but teammates McEachern and Chase Stoddard The Tooele girls team of Katelin Stacey Medley and Nichelle won for the boys with a time of Hardy, Boulton, Sophie Condie and Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Pomeroy turned in personal bests. 1:57.16. Natalee Headman finished first in Medley finished fourth with a time Britney Bresee took first in the the 200 freestyle relay at 2:05.72. of 31.44 and Pomeroy finished fifth girls 200 freestyle with a time of McEachern picked up a first place at 31.49. 2:16.38 while Buck won for the in the boy’s 100 backstroke with Alexis Hardy finished first in the Tooele boys in the same event with a time of 1:03.23. Quinten Smith girls 100 backstroke with a time a time of 1:59.31. Andrew Merkley picked up a first place in the boy’s of 1:13.34 but Roberts was also picked up a win in the boys 50 free- 100 breaststroke with a time of ������������������ impressed with a few other swims style with a time of 26.33. 1:10.61. in the event. Brook Baker finished Hardy grabbed another first The final win of the day came fourth for Tooele at 1:17.28, Amber place, this time in the 100 but- in the girls 400 freestyle relay as Baker fifth at 1:20.79 and Zoie terfly with her time of 1:15.83 and Bresee, Perkins, Alicia Gardner and December 2011 Winner: Shellenberger took sixth at 1:20.97. Johnson picked up a win on the Chevalier finished first with a time Fast times also carried into the boy’s side with his time of 57.44. of 4:23.49. relays as Tyler VonHatten, Brandon Tooele swept the 100 freestyle The Region 11 swimming cham- Darrell Smith Johnson, Ryan Nowotny and Lance also as Chevalier won on the girl’s pionships are coming up next for Buck finished first with a blazing side with her time of 1:04.14 while Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville Long exposure of Christmas tree on Little Mountain from Tooele City Cemetery.

and the game 23-19. four-point victory. Buffs Ben Lomond scored five points Tooele could only muster an continued from page A8 in the first 1:30 of the fourth quar- inside basket by Jaramillo and two ter on a pair of inside buckets and foul shots in the first quarter to defense from Becca Smaellie, a foul shot to jump ahead 20-19. trail 8-4. A basket on an offensive Marina Jaramillo, Carlee Bunn and The next five minutes resulted in rebound by Thomas were the only McKenzie Alvarez. a defensive stalemate with both points Tooele could get in the sec- Momentum seemed to have teams turning up the heat on ond quarter to fall behind 13-6 at swung in favor of Tooele when defense. Ben Lomond led only by intermission. Searle drilled a 3-pointer from the three at 22-19 with 1:19 left in the Stewart and Thomas each scored right side to give the Buffaloes a game. Tooele got a break when six points in the game, Jaramillo 19-15 advantage after three quar- Ben Lomond missed a pair of foul added four and Searle three. ters. shots with 25 seconds remaining, The Buffaloes, 2-3 in Region 11 Unfortunately, the hot third but the Buffaloes could not con- play, close out the first half of the quarter turned into a cold fourth vert a 3-pointer that would have season with a game at Bear River quarter for the Buffaloes. Ben tied the game with 16 seconds to tonight. On Jan. 24 they start the Lomond turned up its defense go in the game. The Scots added second half of region play with a and Tooele’s shooting went cold. a final free throw with 10 seconds game at Stansbury. The Scots won the quarter 8-0 left on the clock to give them the [email protected]

sank a 3-pointer at the halftime rebounds with four. Witkowski led Stallions buzzer to make it 31-24 BRHS at in assists with four and also had continued from page A8 intermission. two steals. Bentley had a pair of Harris, Witkowski and Bentley steals. its biggest lead of the game with each connected on two 3-point- After a game at Ben Lomond a nine-point run to go up 28-18. ers in the game. Harris scored 16, on Wednesday, the Stallions host The Stallions sliced that lead to Witkowski 15, Bentley 10, Tia 6 Grantsville on Friday. 28-24 until the Bears’ Jared Olsen and Robbins 3. Tia led the team in [email protected]

with 4:40 left in the quarter to get the period to get Grantsville with- Cowboys within 26-23 of Morgan. in 31-26 with 7:42 left in the game. continued from page A8 Even with Grantsville slow- From there however, it turned into ing down its offense to a crawl, a free throw contest for Morgan. they were able to make three from Morgan was able to score the final Morgan sank 11-of-15 free beyond the arc. five points of the period. Garrett throws in the final quarter while Erickson, Adams and Quinton Kuns slammed a dunk after a fast- Grantsville couldn’t get any clos- Smith each hit a 3-point shot in break and Miles sank all three of er than five points in the fourth. the quarter and that was enough his free throws at the end of the Five points turned out to be the Your photo could be next! to trim Morgan’s lead. The Trojans quarter after being fouled on an final score difference as well as could only muster six points in 3-point attempt at the buzzer. The Devon Arellano made a layup at the period as Grantsville crept to three free throws for Miles gave the buzzer but Morgan still held Submit your photo at: within 22-18 at the half. Morgan a 31-23 lead heading into on for the five point victory. Smith kept the 3-point shots the fourth. Grantsville will head out to face www.tooeletranscript.com going with one more in the third Adams started off the fourth Ogden on Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Caleb Edwards added a layup right with a 3-point play to open [email protected] A10

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ gets Vegas twist at SHS

FREE Kristine Johnson Although the period and set- exposure to it,” Carpenter said. Consultation CORRESPONDENT ting are different from the origi- This particular show is being for nal, the dialogue of the play isn’t presented in a style called black Wills & The Stansbury High School changed, Carpenter said. box theater. The style uses a very Trusts production of the romantic “A Midsummer Night’s simple design, which makes it comedy “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is centered upon the an extremely flexible space. Dream” begins this week and marriage between the Duke of “I want my students to have may seem a little different to Athens and Hippolyta, Queen of this sort of opportunity, even 493 W. 400 N. Tooele theater goes who are used to the Amazons, and also follows if they are just in high school,” seeing the play set in Athens, the adventures of four young Carpenter said. “The classic 882-4800 Greece. lovers, a group of actors, and black box theater also has a very This adaptation of William the fairies that inhabit the for- intimate feel, which appeals to www.tooelelawoffice.com Shakespeare’s tale of love, flight est in which most of the play many people, especially actors and fairies is set in modern-day takes place. It’s considered one doing monologues and solo of Shakespeare’s most popular shows, because it allows them to pieces and is one of the most connect with the audience. The frequently performed stage audience is basically on stage Sinus Infection? Allergies? plays in the world. with the students.” The queen and king of the The SHS drama department Voice Disorders? fairies are played by Jasmine encourages buying tickets early Borup and Alex Jones. The star- because seating is limited. The David K. Palmer M.D. crossed lovers are played by show will be held in the audito- Makenna Heap, Lucie Schwab, rium at SHS and will run Jan. 19, Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C Jacob Giffeth, and Tyler Hill. 20, 21 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) Each year, Carpenter and his are $7.50 for adults, $5.50 for students put on three shows: high school students and seniors, Ear, Nose & Throat two large-scale musicals and and $3.50 for children under 12. Head & Neck Surgery one Shakespearean play. There is a $1 off discount for Allergy & Sinus “I do Shakespeare because I all tickets purchased online at Voice Disorders don’t think these kids get enough www.StansburyHighDrama.org.

Call 882-6448 to make an appointment 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele NEED CASH NOW? Maegan Burr We Want to Make You a Loan! Stansbury High student Brian Bowles, playing Francis Flute, pretends to stab himself after Nick Bottom, played by Ryan Saunders, has died in the 5th act of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Stansbury High School Monday Afternoon. The play will run Jan 19-23 (excluding Sunday) in the SHS auditorium with shows $ $ starting at 7:30 p.m. Las Vegas, according to Glen are using Vegas backdrops, and Carpenter, SHS drama teacher platforms painted like dice. The 100- 3,000 and the show’s director. costumes are sort of along the “This play is all about love,” lines of a Vegas show. Love is Carpenter said. “It’s a roman- a gamble to some people and Maegan Burr tic comedy and Vegas is a rec- using the dice really gets that Lucie Schwab, as Hellena, rehearses a line in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” ������ ognizable setting for that. 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But mantel of the wall crawler after fantastic out there,” Buckley 58 N. Main • Tooele it still remains vibrant because Peter Parker’s death. said. “Let’s stop talking about 8 am to 6 pm • Monday – Friday of the creativity engendered by That helped give the com- new characters, reboots and, pany a 37 percent dollar mar- how this is going to end because I’ve watched this try to end 8.5 x 11 inch in the case of rival DC Comics, ket share and a 41 percent unit three or four times already, and 20# bond paper a total relaunch that generated maarket share. That, along with Some restrictions new interest and buzz, some- DC’s New 52, created more it doesn’t end.” apply thing that other publishers interest from new and first- Marvel, for its part, is plan- benefited from. time buyers, and the outlook is ning a massive story that pits Highest Quality “This is an American sto- set to be similar for 2012. two of its most famous teams rytelling medium that people “Sales of comic books were — the X-Men and the Avengers State-of-the-Art love and respect,” Buckley said, quite strong in the second half — into a 12-issue mini-series Color Printing noting that Marvel retained its of the year, led by the September as they brawl over the return Equipment! ranking as the top comics pub- launch of DC’s New 52 comic of the Phoenix, one of the pub- lisher again last year. books, and that positive trend lisher’s most powerful charac- Diamond Comic Distributors has continued in the months ters. 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Pine Canyon woman reminisces about her childhood, religion and raising 12 kids

rom the prominent sign on her front door — “This is a Catholic home. No literature of other reli- gions needed.” — to the religious decorations in her house, 80-year- old Josefa Pacheco wants all to know that her family is Catholic andF proud of it. As she looks back on the past 80 years, she’s also proud of one particular accomplishment. Not a paying career, not an invention or a discovery, but for being Mom to a close-knit family of 12. Pacheco, who goes by the nickname “Pepe,” bestowed on her by a brother who mispro- nounced “baby,” turned 80 on Jan. 13. She is a petite woman, with silver strands running through her short black bob, curled at the ends. She has brown eyes that are large and expres- sive, and she lives in a Pine Canyon adobe house her husband Reuben built in the 1950s.

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courtesy of Josefa Pacheco

A wedding photo (top) of Josefa Pacheco and her husband, Reuben, sits in the center of photos of all twelve of their children at the Pacheco’s home in Pine Canyon. Pacheco (left) poses for a photo at her home in Pine Canyon Monday. A teenage Pacheco (above) stands in a flower garden at her grandmother’s house in Talpa, N.M., where she grew up.

HOMEFRONT Rice continues to be a staple to human diets worldwide iversity is a buzzword man gets 20 percent of his ener- Eastern Hemisphere since long oped a thriving export business, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, in today's vernacular gy and 13 percent of his protein before records were kept. It was and by the time the country had Missouri, Texas and California. in terms of people. The from rice. American farmers introduced to North America by gained independence, rice was California entered the market D Diane Sagers world is also diverse in terms produce large quantities of rice the colonists who settled here. one of the major agricultural during the early 20th century of plants offering a wide variety CORRESPONDENT although it is not the mainstay Rice wasn't well adapted to businesses. War, hurricanes, as Oriental people immigrated of food crops to provide good of most American diets. In fact, American soils and climatic con- and crops better suited to the there. health in countries around the the U.S. is one of the largest ditions until a new variety from conditions turned Carolina Rice is a generic term that world. exporters of rice in the world. Madagascar was introduced to farmers to other crops and rice In the U.S., wheat is the staple for two-thirds of the world's Rice has been important to the Carolinas in 1696. production moved west. Now, grain. However, the staple grain population is rice. Worldwide, the human diet especially in the By 1726, the U.S. had devel- most American rice is raised in SEE RICE PAGE B4 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Feb. 3, 1780, in one of the most famous crimes of post-Revolution America, 20-year-old boarder Barnett Davenport com- mits a mass murder, killing a family of five at their home in rural Connecticut. Until then, crime was viewed as sin- ners losing their way. But Davenport’s crime caused people to perceive crimi- nals as evil and alien to the rest of society.

➤ On Feb. 2, 1812, Russians establish Fort Ross on the coast north of San Francisco as a source Mega Maze of growing food. The effort was not success- ful. American John Sutter bought Fort Ross in 1841 with an unsecured $30,000 note that he never paid.

➤ On Feb. 1, 1917, Germany returns to the policy of unrestricted submarine warfare in the Atlantic as it prepares to attack any and all ships. Two days later, the United States broke off diplomatic relations with Germany. Just hours after that, the American liner Housatonic was sunk by a German U-boat.

➤ On Feb. 4, 1922, the Ford Motor Company acquires the failing luxury auto- maker Lincoln Motor Company for $8 million. Ford’s son Edsel eventu- mal fear is represented by ally helped to convince his “odontophobia”? father to drop his famous 6. TELEVISION: Who played rule: “You can have any the part of Trapper John color, as long as it’s black.” McIntyre on “MASH”? 7. LITERATURE: What was ➤ On Feb. 5, 1937, President the original title of F. Scott Franklin Roosevelt 1. SPACE: What did the Apollo Fitzgerald’s “This Side of announces a controver- 11 mission accomplish? Paradise”? sial plan to expand the 2. MOVIES: What literary 8. ENTERTAINERS: How old Supreme Court to as character is featured in the was actress/singer Marilyn many as 15 judges. Critics movies “Casino Royale” and Monroe when she died? charged that Roosevelt “Live and Let Die”? 9. U.S. STATES: Which state’s was trying to neutralize 3. HISTORY: In what year was nickname is the Mountain Supreme Court justices the Magna Carta signed? State? hostile to his New Deal. 4. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which 10. FAMOUS QUOTES: What By 1942, all but two of the president instituted the 20th-century leader once justices were his appoin- Good Neighbor policy said, “Satisfaction lies in the tees. toward Latin America? effort, not in the attainment, 5. PSYCHOLOGY: What abnor- full effort is full victory”? ➤ On Jan. 30, 1948, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the political and spiritual leader of the Indian independence movement, is assassi- nated in New Delhi by a Hindu fanatic. Known as Mahatma, Gandhi’s per- suasive methods of civil disobedience influenced leaders of civil rights movements, especially Martin Luther King Jr.

➤ On Jan. 31, 1950, U.S. President Harry Truman publicly announces his decision to support the development of the hydrogen bomb. In 1952, the United States success- fully detonated “Mike” in the Pacific Marshall ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Islands. The 10.4-megaton thermonuclear device instantly vaporized an show was created by Breckin other extras. Go to acornonline. United States. This year’s entire island. Meyer (of “Franklin and Bash” com for more info on the series. starting lineup includes and “Clueless” fame), who is co- • • • puppies from spcaLA, All executive-producing the show Q: You mentioned that Star Pet Rescue, Go Boxer © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. and also wrote the pilot. There’s Madonna will be performing Rescue, Pet Matchmaker no word yet on whether Breckin the halftime show at the Super Rescue, Furever Dachshund plans to make a cameo in the Bowl this year, and it got me Rescue and Huts for Mutts series. to wondering if Animal Planet Dog Rescue. Those interest- • • • will be continuing its tradition ed in adopting a pet in your Q: My husband is a huge of showcasing its “Puppy Bowl” area can visit petfinder. Q: I really liked “That ‘70s fan of the History Channel, competition. Please say yes! -- com. Show,” especially Danny especially its series “Battlefield Cara O., Halifax, Nova Scotia • • • Masterson. I haven’t really seen Detectives.” Any chance it will A: YES! Animal Planet’s annu- Q: Aside from her him in anything lately and was come out on DVD? I’d love to al canine competition, “Puppy Twitter ramblings, what wondering what shows/movies surprise him with it! -- Kaitlin Bowl VIII,” will air on Sunday, else has Ellen Barkin been he has lined up. -- Leonard G., M., in Minnesota Feb. 5, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. ET/ up to? -- Ingrid F., via e- via e-mail A: Surprise your husband this PT. Animal Planet has searched mail A: TBS just announced that it Valentine’s Day with a three-vol- shelters and rescue groups A: Ellen just finished is producing a new series called ume boxed set of the entire first across the nation for the tough- filming a guest-starring “Men at Work,” which will star season of the series. “Battlefield est pups ever to carry a chew role on “Modern Family,” Danny along with James Lesure, Detectives,” which ran from toy across the goal line and into which will air this spring. Michael Cassidy and Adam 2003 to 2006, explored history’s an end zone. And if you want to Her movie “Another Happy Busch. The story follows the famous battles, focusing on the skip (or DVR) Madonna’s half- Day,” which also stars Ellen misadventures of four friends battlefield itself and conduct- time show, the cute and cuddly Burstyn, Demi Moore, Kate Danny Masterson who work together at a maga- ing re-enactments and forensic kittens are returning to “Puppy Bosworth and Thomas zine, with Danny’s character, research to better understand Bowl” with an all-new edition of Hayden Church, will be out P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Milo, being recently dumped what really happened. The the Bissell Kitty Halftime Show. on DVD in late January. 32853-6475; or e-mail her at and his friends helping him DVDs also come with a 16-page All of the animals featured [email protected]. get back in the game. Slated viewer’s guide and biographies in “Puppy Bowl” come from Write to Cindy at King to premiere this summer, the of major military leaders, plus rescues and shelters across the Features Weekly Service, © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS

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purchased in advance through www. to those who are disconnected and Tooele Christian Fellowship Tooele stansburyhighdrama.org. discouraged with religion but would We invite you to our services where love to experience and encounter a you’ll receive a warm welcome by Tooele City Arts Council Musical theatre project deep and fulfilling relationship with sincere, down-home country folks. Are you interested in the arts? Are you Stansbury High School’s semester Jesus Christ. We will spend some Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m., willing to volunteer some of your time end project for our musical theatre time getting to know each other and with the morning service at 11 a.m. and your talents? The Tooele City Arts class “On Broadway, a Musical Revue” play some fun family games followed We are now meeting at Stowe Family Council invites you to apply to work will play Feb. 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. with a simple meal of pizza and root Music, 40 N. Main St., Tooele. There with the arts council board. See www. All seats for those performances are beer floats. We will have an interac- is child care available. (Please use tooelecity.org, call Terra at 843-2142, $5.50 for adults and $3.50 for chil- tive bible study that is simple and main entrance at the rear of the build- or send an e-mail to terras@tooelecity. dren under 12 with all ticketing being easy to understand for God’s chil- ing on Garden Street where there is org for more details. general admission. dren of all ages and applicable and plenty of parking.) For information call relevant to life today. Then we will 224-3392. Early Head Start enrolling Auditions for kids finish with a time of prayer, worship DDI Vantage Early Head Start, a free In conjunction with our spring musical, and Holy Communion. I hope to see Mountain View Baptist Church program, is now enrolling. If you are “Seussical, The Musical,” which is a you there from 4:44 p.m. to 6:16 “The heavens declare the glory of pregnant or have a child ages 0-3 you fantastical, magical, musical extrava- p.m. At Tooele UMC we welcome all God and the sky above proclaims His may be eligible. For more information, ganza including all of our favorite Dr. who want to discover God’s love and handy work.” “All scripture is given by call 882-3439. Seuss characters, Stansbury High will worship in a friendly, accepting and inspiration of God and is profitable ... be having auditions for children on loving environment. Come as you are, that the man of God may be complete, Safe driver class Feb. 27 from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Children whoever you are, where ever you are thoroughly equipped for every good Class will be held Jan. 20 at Mountain grades 5 through 8 are welcome to in your spiritual journey. We invite you work.” God wants you to know Him per- West Medical Center, 2055 N. Main audition. Auditions will consist of to join us. Please check our website sonally and so do we. Sunday school Street, Tooele. Sign in is at 9 a.m. one minute of any upbeat song, time for more information about us: www. for all ages 9:45 a.m., morning service Lunch sponsored by MWMC Senior commitment will be from the middle tooelecumc.org. Call Tooele UMC 11 a.m. Circle at 11:30 a.m. The cost of the of March through May 7. Children will Office 882-1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell class is $14 with a certificate issued only be called to the rehearsals they (801) 651-2557. We are located at at the end of the class that may get will be used at. For more info, e-mail 78 East Utah Avenue in Tooele. Charity you three years discount on your insur- [email protected] or call ance. AARP members will receive a $2 882-2479 ext. 4510. Bible Baptist Church Tax volunteers needed discount by showing a current card. The members of Bible Baptist Church Utah along with the Volunteer Income Maegan Burr All participants must sign up prior to Children’s workshops at 286 N. 7th Street in Tooele would Tax Assistance program and IRS are The Stansbury High drama program will the day of the class. Call 843-3690 or like to invite folks out for some real looking for volunteers to provide free Tooele City Volunteer Fire department administration 1st Assistant Mike Jensen, Chief Gary Coon and 2nd be doing their yearly children’s work- 843-3691 for more information and to church services with old fashioned tax help. Volunteers need no prior Assistant Bucky Whitehouse pose for a photo at the Tooele City Hall on Jan. 10. Coon replaced Capt. shops with classes being held Feb. 13 sign up. See you there. hymns of the faith, and preaching from experience. Materials and tax instruc- to the 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. Classes Dave Gillette as chief after Gillette’s two year term ended on Jan. 1. an old fashioned King James Bible. tion provided at no cost. Volunteers American Legion will be taught in musical theatre sing- We are currently celebrating the 400th learn how to electronically file tax at 882-7494 or Carol Nudell at 833- Attention all veterans, dependents ing and dance, audition techniques, sert at 7 p.m. for $5 per person. The Indoor archery league year of our beloved old book, that returns, both federal and state, using 9085. We hope to see you there. and widows. Ken Parker from the and improvisation for the theatre. first place prize is $50, second is $30, Archery indoor 3-D league, sponsored stood the test of time. Please contact tax preparation software. Volunteers American Legion, Salt Lake City will Workshops are open for children in and third is $20. Cook up a big pot of by the Stansbury Oquirrh Bowmen Pastor Jeff Sinner at 435- 840-2152. are asked to provide tax help three Caregivers class be in your area to assist individual grades 3rd through 8th and will be $30 red chili and bring it down. Members and Deseret Peak Complex, will have to four hours a week, from Jan. 20 Dee Askerlund and Harmony Home Veterans in understanding and applying per student, which includes a work- and guests invited. league shooting on Thursdays at 7 Church of Christ through April 17. Additional volunteers Health and Hospice will be offering a for VA benefits. This is a free service shop T-shirt and a daily snack. There p.m. through February. All levels of Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah Ave., are needed as Spanish language inter- Steak night monthly class for all caregivers with to all Veterans. Ken will be at the is a $5 discount for multiple children in shooters are welcome. It will be held invites you to attend Bible classes for preters, as financial resource special- Steak night is back. Dee Dee Fawson the first class on Jan. 24 at 4 p.m. at Department of Workforce Services cen- a family registered. Registration needs at the Deseret Peak Complex indoor all ages at 10 a.m., and at 11 a.m. for ists who provide information on asset will host the steaks Jan. 20. The the Tooele Senior Citizen Center. This ter 305 N Main Street on Feb. 7 from to be made by Feb. 8 to guarantee a T- arena. For more info call Cory at 884- worship. The Church of Christ is nonde- building opportunities and community special for the evening is the 16 oz month’s topic: Community Resources 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Please bring the shirt. Registration forms are available 3315, Bryan at 882-6795 or Wayne at nominational, and was established in resources and as greeters to assist T-bone steak dinner. All dinners will be and Services. This is a free class for following documents so that we may at www.stansburyhighdrama.org or by 840-3696. 33 A.D. (Matthew 16 18; Act 2:38-47, with scheduling and screening clients served from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. Please anyone who would like to attend. Any better serve you: DD form 214, mar- e-mailing gcarpenter@tooeleschools. esp. v 47). For a free book about the to make sure they have their tax come out and support the Aerie and questions, please call Harmony Home riage/divorce papers, birth/adoption/ org or calling 882-2479 ext. 4510. Excelsior Academy public How To Find the True Church, please information in order. Training begins in Auxiliary. Members and guests are Health and Hospice at 843-9054. death certificates and children’s social tours contact the Church of Christ. I will lis- December and January. For more info invited. security numbers. If you are going to Excelsior Academy is conducting tours Education ten if you need to talk. Come and hang or to sign up, dial 2-1-1 or go to www. Sweetheart Ball be in Salt Lake City and would like to out. Call (435) 882-4642, Box 426, Auxiliary meeting Adults 18 years and older are every Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. (except utahtaxhelp.org. holidays and school breaks). Come meet with Ken call 801-326-2380 to Tooele, UT 84074. The auxiliary meeting will be on Jan. invited to a romantic evening at the see what makes Excelsior different. set up an appointment or for questions Love & Respect conference Food pantry 23 at 7:30 p.m. Sisters, please come Sweetheart Ball on Feb. 4 at the Everyone is welcome. that can not wait call 800-827-1000. We all want better communication in Cornerstone Baptist The First Baptist Church in Tooele is out and join in and help make the new Firefighters Museum at Deseret our marriages and relationships. Come Cornerstone Baptist Church, pas- offering an emergency food pantry year a big success. See you there. Peak Complex from 6 to 10 p.m. DUP museum donations Tooele Family History hear best-selling authors, Dr. Emerson sion for God compassion for people Semi-formal attire. $25 per person to meet the needs of our community. The Tooele Valley Company of the The Tooele Family History Center will and Sarah Eggerichs, explain on the at 276 E. 500 N. in Tooele, phone: includes catered dinner, string ser- The food pantry is available for emer- Daughters of Utah Pioneers is seeking be offering classes Thursdays, Feb. 16 big screen how to escape the “crazy (435)882-6263. Come as you are this enade, dance, keepsake photo, and gency needs. Hours of operation are Tooele County pioneer artifact donations pre-1900 to March 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. All class- cycle.” The two-day conference will be Sunday, where you can hear a mes- “fun dates” silent auction. Purchase Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We for a new museum located in the es will be on New Family Search for at Deseret Peak Complex Feb. 10-11. sage from the Bible and meet new Historical Society tickets by Jan. 28. Tickets are avail- are located at 580 S. Main Street. For basement of the J. Reuben Clark the intermediate and advanced gene- $40 per person includes a catered friends. Service times: Bible study able at Soelberg’s (Grantsville or information call 882-2048. home in Grantsville. Pictures and sto- alogist. March 15-29 will be classes dinner at the start of the conference (for all ages) 9:45 a.m.; morning wor- Seeking historical items Stansbury), or call/text Jewel Allen ries of pioneers older than 1900 are on free research websites. Everyone is on Friday at 6 p.m. and a handbook ship 11 a.m.; evening worship 6 p.m.; Hospice volunteers Tooele County Historical Society would at 841-9145. This is a fundraiser for appreciated particularly: artifacts, pic- welcome and the classes are free. Call covering all five sessions through WiseGuys children’s program 6 p.m. Hospice volunteers are needed for like members of the community who Wesley Allen’s 8th grade Washington tures and stories of Hilda A. Erickson 882-1396 for more information. Saturday at 4 p.m. Register at www. Nursery provided for all services, and Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful have family or personal histories, DC school trip. and the Grantsville Opera House; sto- LOVEandRESPECT.com, and receive a children’s church during morning wor- gift: your time, companionship, yard- photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, ries and artifacts from the handcart $5 “Early Bird” discount through Jan. ship. WiseGuys Program during evening work and music. Become an 11th hour VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that Art and literary society Grantsville pioneers that have descendants in 30. For more info call 840-0542 or e- worship. volunteer. Call Coy at 225-6586. you would like to donate to our organi- The next meeting of the Stansbury mail [email protected]. zation, to please call us. We are also Art and Literary Society will be Jan. Tooele County, whether they settled in Relief society activity Mountain of Faith Lutheran Volunteer opportunity looking for books, newspaper articles, 24 at 7 p.m. Make sure to mark your the county or not; artifacts, pictures The Grantsville and Grantsville West Career training We’re a healthy, growing congrega- Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, photos, brochures or any history that calendar. It will be at the home of and stories of settlers from Erda, Pine Stake Relief Society are pleased to Tooele County Relief Services is tion who welcomes newcomers and a nonprofit organization, is looking pertains to Tooele County area. If you Ferrell Bailey, 43 S. Benchview Drive Canyon, Lake Point and Stansbury present Winter’s Morning featuring providing vanpool to anyone wanting reaches out to those in need. Join for volunteers in Tooele. Our volun- would like to donate them to our orga- in Tooele. The project for this month Park. Contact Ellen Yates at 884-0253 Karen Lynn Davidson on Jan. 21 at to attend the Professional Career us for worship Sunday mornings at teers provide respite care, friendly nization, or if you would let us make a is to repeat “abstract,” emphasizing for more information or to contribute. 10 a.m. in the Grantsville West Stake Workshop meeting at LDS Business 9:15 a.m. at 78 E. Utah Ave. (in the visits, conversation, light household copy for the Tooele County Historical line, color, and nonrepresentational Tooele Animal Outreach Center Chapel (115 East Cherry College in Salt Lake. The van will leave Methodist church building) in Tooele. chores, and other needs to terminally form. Produce an abstract work of art Society, please call Alice Dale at 882- Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501c3 Street). A light luncheon will be served. from Tooele County Relief Services We treat the word of God with respect ill patients who are on our hospice in the medium of your choice and bring 1612. nonprofit organization desperately at 38 S. Main Street at 7 a.m. every without being stuffy. Check us out on services. Please visit our Web site at it to the January meeting. It was such seeking volunteers in our community Family History Center Monday; it will make a second stop at Facebook by searching for Mountain www.rockymountaincarefoundation.org. a great learning experience at the last The Grantsville Family History Center, who love animals like we do to help the Tooele LDS Employment Center, of Faith Lutheran Church. Please join Training, background check, and TB Freemasons meeting that everyone present thought located at 117 E. Cherry Street (west continue finding forever homes for 1595 N. 30 W. (next to the D.I.). us for meaningful worship that is also test required — all provided. Please it would be worth doing again. Those of the high school), is for the use abandoned and neglected animals. Both the van and the workshop are casual and relaxed. For more informa- contact Christine at (801) 397-4904 Meet-ups attending the meeting came away of the whole community. There are We need volunteers for various proj- free services. The vanpool will return tion about our family of faith, call for additional information. The Tooele area Freemasons host with a much better understanding of trained attendants and many comput- ects i.e., as posting animals pictures at approximately noon following the 882-7291. two monthly meet-up groups for those abstract after viewing all the presenta- ers hooked up to Internet programs to on the Internet, taking foster animals workshop. Call the LDS Employment Relief Services volunteers interested in learning more about tions. It was most interesting to view help you access a wealth of data about to vet appointments, organizing fund- Service Center for details: 882-8646. Advent-ure at Waters Edge Relief Services is looking for several Freemasonry and its principles. On the the variety of work and how “abstract” those who have preceded us in death. raising and adoption events, picking Christmas reminds us of Jesus’ birth. volunteers with computer/typing skills second Friday of the month, we meet was interpreted in each. For more General open hours are Mondays from up donated food, blankets and medi- Network meetings But then what? This little baby grew to perform data entry at Tooele office. at our lodge building at 22 Settlement information about attending the meet- noon to 2 p.m., Tuesdays through Looking to obtain or improve your cation for foster animals and fostering into a radical man who gave his life to Must pass a background check, Canyon Road at 6 p.m. On the second ing, call Pat Jessie at 882-0593 or Thursdays from noon to 4 p.m. and employment? Come join the Tooele dogs. If you would like to find out save the world. Follow his journey with and able to volunteer a few hours Saturday of the month, we meet at Marianne Rutishauser at 882-1485. more about our program, please con- 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Sundays from Networking Group and learn job seek- us this winter as we venture through or more each week Monday through Jim’s Restaurant at 9 a.m. If you can’t tact Marci at 435-830-4049. 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. ing techniques, how to market yourself, the book of Mark. The Church at Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Karen make it to meetings and would still Grantsville Irrigation get support and actually search job Waters Edge meets on Sundays from Kuipers 435-843-9955 or Volunteers like information, visit www.rockymoun- The annual meeting of the sharehold- Benefits seminar leads. Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Stansbury of America, Debbie Cordova 435-882- ers of Grantsville Irrigation Company Are you a veteran of the widow of a tain11.org/contact-us/. Seniors the Tooele LDS Employment Resource High cafeteria. Small groups and teen 2561. will be held Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. at the veteran? You could be entitled to a Center located next to Deseret activities are also available midweek. Events committee Grantsville Irrigation Company offices, tax free pension from the Veterans Grantsville senior center Industries. Everyone is welcome. For more info call 840-0542 or visit Foster grandparent volunteers The events committee is looking for a 411 S. West Street. If you are unable Administration. Join Diamond Jane’s The center has Bunko on Mondays WatersEdgeUtah.com. Looking for 10 to 15 foster grand- couple more members to assist with to attend the meeting, and would like to learn about the VA Non-Service and Wednesdays at 1 p.m., ceram- Online courses parents (persons 55 and over) to planning and organizing our public to designate a proxy for your votes, Connected Disability Pension - what it Online courses in Network+ and ics on Tuesdays at 10 a.m., DUP the Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal help in schools across Tooele County activities and fundraisers. We have you may pick up a proxy form at 411 is, who can qualify and how to apply. Security+ IT are designed for the IT third Monday of each month at 1:30 Weekly service of word, prayer and helping children one on one. Stipend some lofty goals and need some S. West Street any time before the Please don’t miss this important pre- professional seeking to upgrade their p.m., quilting daily at 8 p.m., Bingo sacrament followed by fellowship. available for low income (less than great minds to help us achieve them. meeting. sentation to assist our veterans. Jan. skills and knowledge of networking Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. St. $29,000 two-person family). Monies Interested persons should contact Thursdays at 1 p.m., and Pinochle 18 at 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. at Diamond and security, and prepares you for Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, 1784 N. also available for mileage. Must pass Shawn at 435-843-8265. Overlake HOA Thursdays at 9 a.m. Breakfast is Jane’s Assisted Living, 345 S. Hale the CompTIA Network+ and Security+ Aaron Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. background check. Contact Volunteers The Overlake HOA meeting for January served every Wednesday from 9:30 Street in Grantsville. RSVP at 249- exams. Call 435-248-1800 for more E-mail: [email protected]. of America, Debbie Cordova 435-882- has been changed from Jan. 19 to Jan. a.m. to noon. Exercise classes are 0394. If you cannot attend this event information or to enroll. Web at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. 2561. Tooele Journey 26. The Overlake HOA board meeting held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 and would like more information about You are God’s beloved child, beautifully will be held on Jan. 26 at 7 p.m. at a.m. to 11 a.m. Pool and puzzles daily. this benefit please contact Daryl Adult education created in God’s own image. Whatever Cat food needed Living in gratitude Overlake Elementary in the library. All Get your high school diploma this year. Program openings Hendrickson at 801-755-8900 or visit your history, wherever you are in life’s Local non-profit rescue group des- This is a year-long book group using homeowners and interested residents All classes required for a high school Tooele County Aging has openings in www.USSeniorVets.com. journey, the Episcopal Church wel- perately needs cat food to feed the the book Living in Gratitude by Angeles are invited and encouraged to attend. diploma, adult basic education, GED an alternative, income-based program comes you. homeless cats in Tooele. Please drop Arrien. We will be doing one concept HOA meetings will normally be held the preparation and English as a second designed to help seniors remain inde- off donations at 178 W. 700 N. or each month. You will need to purchase third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. Library language are available. Register now pendent. CNAs help keep them in their Spanish services the Tooele Veterinary Clinic at 1182 your own book. Third Thursday of the in the library at Overlake Elementary. homes safely, provide personal care, to graduate — just $50 per semester. La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele N. 80 E. Any questions please call month beginning Jan. 19, 7 p.m., 48 do housekeeping and run errands. Tooele City Library Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- le invita a sus servicios en espanol 882-2667. South Main. For more info visit http:// Tooele Valley Country Players If interested please contact Jolene January Events: Kids movie, Jan. 24 8750. Adult education classes are for Jueves 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We tooelejourney.wordpress.com/living-in- The Tooele Valley Country Players will Shields at 843-4104 or 4105. at 4 p.m.; Teen movie, Jan. 26 at 4 students 18 and over. invite you to their Spanish services Dog and cat clinic gratitude/ or call 249-4018. be performing at the Grantsville Senior p.m.; Thing-A-Ma-Jig Thursday, Jan. 19 on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at A dog and cat clinic will be held from Center on Jan. 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 4 p.m.; Murder mystery game with ESOL 2 p.m. Come to know a church that 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 25 in the Clearing your clutter Tooele seniors The center can be reached at 843- LaForge Encore Theater, Jan. 21 at ESOL conversational classes are focused in the word of God rather than Grantsville High School animal lab. The What’s your next step? Come learn Quilting guild 4110 and is for the enjoyment of all 11 a.m.; February Events: Kids movie, held Tuesday and Thursday. ESOL the emotions. God loves you and he vet will be doing rabies shots and vac- what might compel people to hoard The Tooele County quilters guild senior citizens 55 years and up. The Feb. 7 at 4 p.m.; Teen movie, Feb. 9 at students may also come anytime the wants to reveal himself to you. Located cinations, and Grantsville City will be and what your next step is to moving quilters are meeting Jan. 17 at the Tooele Senior Center renewed their 4 p.m.; Valentine’s Day party, Feb. 14 center is open for Individualized study. at 276 E. 500 N., Tooele. Call 840- doing pet licenses. out of this cycle. Jan. 21, 2 p.m. at 48 Extension Office located at 151 N. Friday night dinners. Dinner is served at 4 p.m.; Closed, Feb. 18; Community Registration is $50 per semester. Call 5036, rides provided. South Main. For more info visit http:// Main Street. Teressa Wilson will be from 4-5:15 p.m. with entertainment movie, Feb. 21 at 4 p.m. 833-8750. tooelejourney.wordpress.com/clearing- showing us how to do cathedral win- Moose Lodge from 5-7 p.m. The dinners will cost First Baptist Church your-clutter-whats-your-next-step/ or call dows. Come and join the fun. $4 per person, but the entertainment If you would like to be a part of a 801-654-1033. Schools TATC church that teaches from the Bible, Daily Lunch Bereavement support group is free. You must make reservations and encourages its people to walk with Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp and Book group Harmony Home Health & Hospice is by Wednesday prior. You may call the Open enrollment Electronic scrapbooking Jesus daily; if you would like to be in fries, fried chicken — you never know Eight Mindful Steps to Happiness. We offering a free bereavement support center to have your name added to the Tooele County School District will be Learn to easily create personalized a Christian fellowship that cares for what might be on the menu. will go through each “step,” one per group to the public. It will be held on reservation list. Please come out and accepting applications from elementary photo books, scrap books, calendars the people of this community in practi- session. Jan. 18: Introduction and Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 join in the fun. and secondary students who are inter- and cards with electronic sources. cal ways, come and visit us at First Friday night dinners Step 1, “Skillful Understanding.” 7 p.m. at 2356 N. 400 E., Bldg. B, Ste. ested in enrolling in a school outside Jan. 18, noon to 1 p.m. Cost: Free, Baptist, 580 S. Main Street, Tooele; The Moose Lodge will be serving clam p.m. at 48 South Main. For more info: 206. Please call 843-9054 with ques- Senior Circle Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. Cost of their resident school boundary for includes pizza lunch. Please RSVP to 882-2048, or check out our website at chowder and fish and chips every http://tooelejourney.wordpress.com/ tions. $15 single, $27 couple per year. the 2012-13 school year. Application 248-1800 for accurate lunch count. tooelefirstbaptist.org. Friday night from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost book-group-eight-mindful-steps-to-happi- To make reservations for activities, window: Dec. 1 through Feb. 17, will be $10 for a cup of soup and a ness/ or call 249-4018. Tooele Kiwanis Club 2012. Information: District Office 833- Saturday welding class First Lutheran halibut fish and chips dinner. Come The Tooele Kiwanis Club meets every call 843-3690. AARP Safe Driving 1900, ext. 1104. In addition to our Monday to Thursday First Lutheran invites you to worship and enjoy some great seafood on Yoga class Tuesday at noon at Sostanza, 29 N. Course, Jan. 20, 9 a.m. to 2:30 classes, Saturday welding classes are with us on Sundays at 10 a.m. and Friday nights. Adult yoga/stretching class geared Main Street. For more information on p.m. at MWMC with lunch served, TJHS council meeting now available in Stick Welding, MIG, join us for Bible study afterwards. We toward those who are middle-aged and how to become a member, call Karen $12 for AARP members. Day trip to The next Tooele Junior High School TIG, Flux Cored Arc, Oxy-acetylene and are at 349 N. 7th Street or Seventh Saturday night dinners older. This is yoga “light” class for Perry at 830-7846. Stagecoach Inn Statepark and Monte Community Council meeting will be Welding Blueprint Reading. Choose and Birch. Saturday night rib-eye steak and those who want yoga but don’t want L. Bean Museum (Utah County), Jan. held Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. in the TJHS your own schedule between 9 a.m. salmon dinners for members and their a hard core class. Please pre-register Alzheimer’s caregiver support 25, $30. Dessert with the Doctor, Library. All parents are invited to and 4:30 p.m. Call 248-1800 for more St. Marguerite’s guests. Members get a free dinner in as class is limited to five participants. The support group is open to anyone Jan. 30, 3:30 p.m. at MWMC, topic attend. information, or stop by the Tooele cam- Saint Marguerite Catholic Church their birthday month. Call 249-4018 or go to: http://tooele- caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is Wound Care (good for diabetics). pus at 66 West Vine Street between 8 celebration of the Eucharist: Saturday journey.wordpress.com/adult-yoga/. disease or related dementia (memory Grand Canyon/Hoover Dam trip, Stansbury High classes a.m. and 6 p.m. to enroll. vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m., 10 a.m., Elks Lodge We meet Tuesday, Thursday at 5:45 issues). Learn about the disease, May 4-9, $499, get info at MWMC. Skills for Success classes will be Jan. 11:30 a.m. (Spanish), Monday-Friday 9 p.m. and Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at 48 get/share ideas. Care of your loved Tuacahn/Shakespearean Festival, 31, Feb. 7, 14 and 21 from 2:45 p.m. a.m.; Reconciliation 4 p.m. Saturday; South Main. one is available while you attend. Next June 25-28, $585, get info at MWMC. to 4 p.m. in room 134. Students must Churches religious education 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Open Sunday meeting is Jan. 17 from 2:30 to 3:30 attend three of the four dates to clear Located at 15 S. 7th St. Tooele (435) The Social Quarters will be open on Laughter yoga p.m. at Cottage Glen Assisted Living, Old folks sociable 4 ‘U’s in citizenship. The cost is $10. United Methodist Church 882-3860. Jan. 22 at 11 a.m. for the NFC/AFC Tooele Journey is offering laughter 1892 N. Aaron Drive, Bldg #2, Tooele. It’s time again for the Grantsville Old Please pay in the finance office. Happy New Year fellow Tooeleans. On championship games. yoga every Saturday due to demand. Sponsored by Tooele County Aging Folks Sociable. If you know of any Feb. 4, we will begin a new Saturday St. Marguerite’s School Classes are from 11 a.m. to noon at Services (to participate call 843-4107) Grantsville resident who has turned 75 A Midsummer Night’s Dream church service. This will be the The fourth annual dinner will be held Crab crack 48 South Main. For more information and Alzheimer’s Association-Utah this year please contact Diane Bevan The Lodge will be holding its annual Stansbury High School is proud first of a monthly Saturday worship Jan. 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the church go to http://tooelejourney.wordpress. Chapter (for information call 800-272- at 830-3200 so that we can get them Crab Crack dinner on Feb. 11. The to present their next show in the service we are calling “Praise and gymnasium. Music will be provided by com/laughter-yoga/ or call 249-4018. 3900). on the honored guest list. 2011/2012 season “A Midsummer Pies.” This will be a family oriented the Judge Memorial High School jazz dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. with the Night’s Dream.” Sure to be even fun and inspiring church service band and madrigal choir. All proceeds band T3 playing afterward in the Social more fun with Stansbury’s unusual whose focus is to reach out and offer benefit the special needs tuition fund. Quarters. The cost for the dinner is Groups and Events twist of transporting it to modern a place in this community where $50 per person or $350 for a table of $25 for either crab or prime rib, or day with touches of Las Vegas. non-religious and nominally religious eight. Please contact us at 882-0081 $35 for both. Please prepay the Lodge Horsemen of Utah Bulletin Board Policy The play will run Jan. 19, 20, 21 people are becoming deeply com- ASAP as seating is limited. before Feb. 7. The January meeting of the West If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin and 23 at 7:30 p.m. Seating will mitted Christians. We believe the at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Brit-Ammi Kahal Desert Back Country Horseman of be limited every night, so be sure church belongs to God and that the Eagles Utah will be held Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. in Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic to get your tickets early. Prices are church is not a building or a religious Covenant People Assembly are teach- the basement of the Tooele County clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the $7.50 for adults, $5.50 for high denomination but in the words of the ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian Courthouse. We will be be honored to advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele school students and seniors, and Apostle Paul, the body of Christ. The faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays Chili cook off host Paul Dart to discuss trails at the Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To PMP Rosalie Fox will host the annual $3.50 for children 12 and under and church is to be the physical pres- at 3 p.m., 37 S. Main St., Tooele. Call meeting. Horsemen interested in join- guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- Chili Cook Off on Jan. 21. The judging SHS students with an activity card. ence of Christ in the world. As such, 843-5444 for more information. ing our group are always welcome. For 0050. 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Precooked rice, completely and mineral level back to that rice require about half again Rice cooked then dehydrated, is of brown rice. Rice provides as much water with about the continued from page B1 quick to prepare. In only a few thiamin, niacin and iron. For same simmer time with an extra minutes, you have rice hot and those with diet problems, rice five minutes standing time after refers to thousands of varieties ready to serve. is gluten free and practically no cooking is finished. grown and consumed world- White rice has a very long one is allergic to it. Rice often shows up in cas- wide. The U.S. grows just a few shelf life without refrigeration. White rice cooks more quick- seroles or as a base for gravies of them. There are three types Brown rice has oil in its lay- ly and with about a third of the and sauces, but in reality there of rice, each with its own char- ers and should be stored only preparation time of brown rice are recipes for rice from the acter. Long grain rice is four to about six months. Refrigerator or potatoes, making it an excel- appetizer to the dessert. An old five times as long as it is wide. or freezer storage is recom- lent substitute with little mess favorite is rice pudding. Long grains tend to remain sep- mended for brown rice. Cooked or fuss. Rice Pudding arate when cooked and are light rice may be stored in the refrig- It is better to use just enough 4 slightly beaten eggs and fluffy. Medium grain rice erator for up to a week or up to water for the rice to absorb in 1/2 cup brown sugar is plump, but not round, and six months in the freezer. cooking with no extra so that 1/4 teaspoon salt is more moist and tender than Rice is very important for vitamins are not lost in the 1/2 teaspoon vanilla long grain rice. Short grain rice its nutrient content. It is rich water. To simplify remembering 2 1/2 cups scalded milk is nearly round and tends to in complex carbohydrates and the proportions needed when 2 cups cooked rice clump together when cooked. low in calories (82 calories/half cooking white rice, remem- 2 handfuls raisins As consumers have become cup). ber this couplet: “Cooking Cinnamon and nutmeg to more rice conscious, the indus- The protein content of rice rice? Water's twice.'' Add to taste try has developed the product is limited but it is superior to that a teaspoon of salt and a Combine eggs, brown sugar, in four degrees of processing. that provided by other grains. tablespoon of butter (both are salt and vanilla. Add scalded Brown rice consists of a kernel All eight essential amino acids optional). Bring to a boil, stir milk. Add cooked rice and from which only the hull has (those not produced by the once or twice and reduce heat raisins. Sprinkle on cinnamon been removed. Regular white body) are available in the grain. to simmer 15 minutes. Brown and nutmeg. Place in a greased rice has been completely milled Coupled with other protein rich rice cooks in 45 to 50 min- baking dish or bowl. Bake at so that the hulls and bran layers foods, it becomes much more utes and requires more water. 375 degrees for about an hour. have been removed from the valuable. Parboiled rice cooks in about 25 Insert a knife about half way grain. Parboiled rice has under- Brown rice is especially rich minutes. Instant rice requires between the center and the gone a special process before it Diane Sagers in fiber and has a somewhat equal parts water and rice and edge to check for doneness. The was milled that makes cooked White rice stores long term without refrigeration. Brown rice cannot be stored for nutty flavor. White rices are about fifteen minutes simmer pudding is done when the knife grains extra fluffy and separate. as long and should be kept in a refrigerator or freezer. enriched to bring their vitamin time. Par boiled rice and brown comes out clean. TELL ME A STORY ‘The Kingdom of Monkeys’

(an Indonesian tale) som, and butterflies danced But the monkey’s voice was with their wings. Spiders wove adapted by Amy Friedman and above them. The rajah lifted his kind, so she told him her tale. compresses to cool her. Parrots illustrated by Jillian Gilliland bride up and cried to the people He called all the monkeys, who wrapped her in their wings. Bees who had gathered, “Here is the came from everywhere, and spread honey upon her lips. nce upon a time the god- maiden you will worship!” Then they set to work building a dam. Together they restored her to dess Sunan Ambu had to the gods he cried, “And you Before dark the river stopped life. Oa son who loved to play shall protect the most beautiful flowing. “We are not safe,” she said to tricks. When the gods sent rain woman on Earth!” Now the monkey said to the Lutung, but he told her that the to Earth, he hopped upon the As he said this, an exquisite princess, “If you see anything in gods had declared the two of raindrops and traveled there to bird swooped out of the sky me you might love, please marry them could not enter the king- tickle sleeping children. When and landed before the rajah. me.” dom until their life on Earth had the winds blew, he flew to Earth “The gods have heard you,” the The princess saw such kind- ended. and whistled through the trees. bird said, “but they want you to ness in his eyes, her heart And so the princess and The gods did not punish him. know the most beautiful woman swelled. “I will marry you,” she Lutung lived with the monkeys. “He’s only a child,” they said. But on Earth is your bride’s sister, said. Then one day a traveler told the when he sneaked into the god- Princess Purbasari.” He instantly turned into rajah of a beautiful woman who dess Luna’s forbidden chambers, The rajah at once sent his ser- Lutung Kesarung, the handsome lived among the monkeys. they knew they must punish vants to bring him this princess. god he was, and told her his tale. The rajah and his warriors him. “She sleeps in a nest with “I shall ask the gods to take us went out into the forest to find They decreed that he must parrots,” the bird said, “and she to their kingdom,” he said. “Go her. All through that rainy sea- live on Earth. He would be desires to see no man’s face.” tell your sister you have finished son, the rajah and Lutung fought known as Lutung Kesarung, But the rajah insisted, so his and meet me here at dawn.” each other. When the volcanoes Stray Monkey, and his face servants went to her father, who Alas, at the palace, the rajah exploded and spewed their lava, would be fierce and ugly. He feared the rajah’s fury. was furious: “You and the a holy man appeared. He placed would remain this way until a To appease the rajah, he sent demons have dammed my river a branch between the fighters. daughter of Earth fell in love bird catchers to the nest to get and my kingdom will flood!” he “The gods have decreed your with him. So Stray Monkey wan- his daughter, but the parrots yelled. “You must die,” he told fight is over,” he said. “From this dered from one jungle to anoth- carried her too far away. He youth. of Monkeys and build a dam. If the princess, and so he sent day on, Rajah Indrajaya, your er, living among the monkeys, then sent hunters after the par- The rajah spoke of nothing you are not finished by dark, he his servants to bury her in the kingdom is on the right bank. forever searching for love. rots, but as they fought with the but Princess Purbasari: “Her will kill you.” Forest of Monkeys. Lutung Kesarung, son of gods, In this kingdom the Rajah birds, one bird grazed its wing neck is as delicate as a flower Purbasari hurried to the river When Lutung could not find the left bank is yours. Anyone Indrajaya made war on every- and fell to Earth. The princess stem, her mouth an orchid’s and carried boulders to the his bride, he called upon the who crosses from one to the one, fighting upon the back hurried to save it. As she fell to petal. Her eyes are as mysterious river all day long. When the sun monkeys: “Your eyes are keen, other will be cursed.” of a mighty elephant. Anyone the ground, the hunters trapped as the sea.” began to set and the water still your smell is sharp. You hear the For the rest of their lives, who looked at the Elephant of her and delivered her to the The queen grew more jealous flowed, she cried with exhaus- secrets of the world. Please find Lutung and Princess Purbasari War turned to stone, and so the rajah. of Purbasari. tion, “I shall die!” the princess.” lived with the kingdom of mon- rajah’s kingdom grew vast. One The rajah commanded his One day while her husband But a voice behind her said, The monkeys heard her call- keys, and when at last their hair day he fell in love with a beauti- servants to build her a nest was hunting, the queen called “Please, tell me your troubles.” ing from under the dirt and turned silver and their limbs ful princess and married her. On where she could live in peace. Purbasari to her chambers. When she turned and saw a hid- began to dig until they found grew weak with age, their life on their wedding day they floated There she lived, longing for the “Dear sister, my husband has eous monkey standing there, she her body. Lutung washed her Earth ended. And so they went down the river on a lotus blos- parrots and palm trees of her ordered you to go to the Forest gasped. with dew. Butterflies fanned her to live among the gods.

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MLS# 1005059 PUBLIC NOTICE UTAH DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DIVISION OF RADIATION CONTROL The Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Radiation Control (DRC) is re- questing public comment regarding the determina- tion by the Executive Secretary of the Utah Radiation Control Board to allow EnergySolutions (Licensee) Low-Level Radioactive Waste Dis- posal Facility to receive and dispose of proc- essed ion-exchange resin up to 40,000 cubic feet per year, from a processing facility in Er- win Tennessee. In a February 14, 2011 submittal EnergySolu- tions (ES) provided justi- fication for the disposal of thermally processed ion-exchange resins as Class A low-level radio- active waste (LLRW) from the Studsvik low level radioactive waste (LLRW) treatment facility in Irwin, Tennessee. The Studsvik facility is li- PUBLIC NOTICE censed by Tennessee as The Grantsville City a radioactive waste proc- Council will hold its regu- essor. These spent ion lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. exchange (IX) resins on Wednesday, January would be disposed in the 18, 2012 at 429 East Containerized Waste Fa- Main Street, Grantsville, cility (CWF) at the ES UT 84029. The agenda Class A North Disposal is as follows: Cell. As proposed by CALL TO ORDER AND ES, after treatment the PLEDGE OF ALLE- resins would be pack- GIANCE aged and classified. ROLL CALL Those containers meet- PUBLIC HEARING: ing Class A levels would a. Proposed amendment be shipped for disposal to Chapter 20 Section to Clive. Operators of 20.6 (4) (b) (Signs that the Studsvik treatment Require a Permit / Free process would determine Standing Signs), to de- if the packaged material lete restrictions on free meets the Class A re- standing signs which are quirements of 10 CFR prohibited on parcels 61.55 (oversight of this having less than seven facility is conducted by (7) acres and 300 feet of the radiation control pro- frontage. gram in the State of Ten- b. Proposed amendment nessee). to Chapter 20 Section A public comment period 20.8 (15) (b) (Signs Not will commence on Janu- Requiring Permits / Po- ary 17, 2012 by publica- litical or Campaign tion of this notice in the B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Signs), toTuesday add restric- JanuarySalt Lake 17, Tribune, 2012 the tions that political or Deseret News, the campaign signs shall not Tooele County Tran- Help Wanted Help Wanted Autos Homes for Homes for Mobile Homes Public Notices bePublic placed Notices closer than script-BulletinPublic Notices and Rent Rent Meetings ten feetMeetings to the edge of postedMeetings on the following the paved surface of a web page, http://www.ra- DRIVERS: No-Forced POSITIVE ATTITUDE CASH Paid To You for WHY RENT When You TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth VERY NICE totally re- PUBLIC NOTICE road, in the travel portion diationcontrol.utah.gov/. Dispatch! Solos & and sense of humor. your unwanted or bro- Can Buy? Zero down large split entry, 2 car modeled 3bdrm, 1bth Notice is hereby given of any unapproved road, The DRC has posted Teams! Great Pay, Deseret Family Den- ken down car, truck or & Low Income pro- garage, new carpet/ trailer w/brand new that the Tooele City but maybe fixed to any the documents related to Benefits, Hometime! tistry in Grantsville, UT SUV. Free towing. Call grams, 1st time & Sin- paint. $995/mo. washer, dryer and re- Council will meet on permanent fence within this matter on the Ener- CDL-A, 2yrs. Exp. Req. is seeking an energetic, (801)347-2428 gle parent programs, No pets/ smoking. frigerator included. Wednesday, January 18, the restricted area. Fur- gySolutions web page at Miller Brothers Express, hard working, self 767 North White Pine Dr $725/mo, $350 security 2012 at the hour of 7:00 ther, that any one sign http://www.deq.utah.gov/ SELL YOUR CAR or Berna Sloan (435) x123, x103: starter that will provide 840-5029 Group 1 (840 East) deposit. Rent includes P.M. The meeting will shall not exceed 4 Issues/energysolutions/i 1-866-823-0361 exceptional patient care boat in the classifieds. Davidson Realty water bill and lot space. be held at the Tooele square feet. ndex.htm. and be excited to be- Call 882-0050 or visit (801)466-5078 Available 1/16/12. City Hall Council Room AGENDA: Written comments may EXPERIENCED FLAT- come part of our dental www.tooeletranscript. (435)830-3402 located at 90 North Main 1. Youth Awards be directed to: BED Drivers needed family. The ideal candi- com TOOELE, 3bdrm, 3bth Street, Tooele, Utah. 2. Summary Action Utah Division of Radia- national & regional runs date will have experi- TOOELE 2 car garage, washer, 1. Pledge of Allegiance Items: tion Control $1500 sign on bonus ence as an expanded dryer included, $995. Office Space 2. Roll Call a. Approval of Minutes 195 North 1950 West, call Roehl 1-888-867- duty dental assistant, SUVs Oquirrh Cottages 3. Mayor's Community b. Approval of Bills P.O. Box 144850, 6345 AA/EOE. (ucan) have knowledge of den- CONDO 178 N Greystone Way Recognition c. Personnel Matters Salt Lake City, UT (650 East) trix and dexis. Dental MOVE IN SPECIAL! Awards 3. Consideration of ap- 84114-4850, or by email EXPERIENCED, CERTI- 2004 FORD Expedition Davidson Realty experience is not re- Commercial Space 4. Open Forum for Pub- proval of Fire Depart- to [email protected]. FIED Materials testing (Eddie Bauer), All (801)466-5078 quired but preferred. If for RENT Rent starting at $250. lic Comment ment officers. Written comments will be Lab/ Field tech. Either wheel & 4 wheel necessary we will train • 4 bdrm TOOELE, 5BDRM, 2bth, 272 N. Broadway, 5. Presentation of An- 4. Consideration of ap- accepted if received by ACI/ NUKE/ UDOT/ drive, newer transmis- the right person. Com- ac, new carpet/ paint, Tooele. Newly remod- nual Audit Report proving revised plans for the end of business on WYDOT or WAQTC sion, sun roof, DVD • 3 bth pensation depends on 1700sqft, fenced yard eled. High speed Presented by Randy library and approval to February 17, 2012. The certified. 4 years expe- player with wireless • Swimming experience. No attach- large storage, walk to Internet, utilities in- Jensen, Haynie & Com- bid. DRC will provide a public rience. Email resume to headphones. 171,000 ments please send re- Pool schools. Dog ok, no cluded in rent. pany 5. Consideration of participation summary to paula@qctestinginc. miles. Runs great. sume with cover letter cat. 349 W 200 S. (435)830-2426 6. MOTION on Final Plat Resolution 2012-02 comments received com or fax to $9,900. Call • No Pets in email to smile@de- $900/mo $500/dep (435)830-9147 Approval for UID Minor amending the use of within the comment pe- 435-781-1786. (ucan) (435)840-8644. • No Smoking seretfamilydentistry.co (801)706-5570 Subdivision No. 8 Grantsville City owned riod. In compliance with m No phone calls • 2 Car Garage Amended Presented by vehicles for on call em- the Americans with Dis- please. WHY RENT when you Rachelle Custer ployees to include the abilities Act, individuals DRIVERS: Rooms for Available Jan. 1st can buy? Call for a Buildings 7. PUBLIC HEARING & mayor as an on call em- with special needs (in- TALENT NEEDED! All Rent free pre approval Me- MOTION on Ordinance ployee. cluding auxiliary commu- Central Refrigerated ages, experience lev- 801.554.8474 lanie 840-3073 Secu- If you build, remodel or 2011-19 An Ordinance 6. Consideration of Ordi- nicative aids and serv- els. Instant work! Mov- LARGE BEDROOM, is Growing! or 882.3531 rity National Mort- remove buildings you of the Tooele City Coun- nance 2012-02 amend- ices) should contact ies, Commercial, Con- own bath, available gage. can place your classi- cil Amending Tooele City ing Chapter 20 Section Brooke Baker, Office of Hiring experienced & ventions, Promotional now. Single adult or 2 AND 3BDRM Homes, fied ad in 45 of Utah's Code §7-16-3 and 20.6 (4) (b) (Signs that Human Resources at work. Earn $15-165 elderly person desired Tooele. Must see. New non experienced driv- newspapers for only §7-16-6 Regarding Land Require a Permit / Free (801) 536-4412 (TDD hourly. 801-438-0067 $400/mo, 1/3 utilities, paint & floor. $163. for 25 words ($5. Use Regulations for To- Standing Signs), to de- 536-4414) at least 10 ers. CDL training avail- gas electric only. Free $700-$850/mo. Pets ok. Homes for each additional bacco Specialty Stores lete restrictions on free working days prior to cable. To share big Pics, details & apply able! Employ today! Business word). You will reach Presented by Roger standing signs which are close of the comment home w/mature couple. wmgutah.com up to 340,000 house- Baker prohibited on parcels period. Avg. $40,000-$70,000! Opportunities Call before 9pm (435)849-5826 $$SAVE MONEY Search Bank & HUD holds and all you do is 8. Resolution 2012-03 A having less than seven (Published in the Tran- (435)843-1197 Resolution of the Tooele (7) acres and 300 feet of script Bulletin January Small Business owners: 3BDRM 1BTH house in homes www.Tooele call the Transcript Bul- 800-993-7483 City Council Approving frontage. 17, 2012) Place your classified ad Rush Valley. Horse BankHomes.com letin at 882-0050 for all Agreements with Unison 7. Consideration of Ordi- in 45 newspapers Apartments property. Greenhouse. Berna Sloan (435) the details. (Mention LOOKING TO Earn extra Site Management for nance 2012-03 amend- throughout Utah for Propane. Pellet stove. 840-5029 Group 1 UCAN Classified Net- income while helping for Rent Cell Phone Towers Lo- ing Chapter 20 Section Public Notices only $163. for 25 $1100/mo +electric. work) people change their cated on Tooele City 20.8 (15) (b) (Signs Not Trustees words, and $5. per 1BDRM APARTMENT Questions call health situation. Cus- METAL ROOF/ WALL Property Presented by Requiring Permits / Po- word over 25. You will $475/mo $200/dep 32 (435)830-3759 New Tooele Home tomer service reps Panels, Pre-engineered Deadline for public no- reach up to 340,000 S 7th St. Tooele. Roger Baker litical or Campaign needed for growing Metal Buildings. Mill tices is 4 p.m. the day households and it is a (435)884-0826 3BDRM 2BTH town- 3020 sq ft 9. Resolution 2012-04 A Signs), to add restric- company. prices for sheeting coil prior to publication. one call, one order, one house, $875/mo, no Resolution of the Tooele tions that political or (801)309-4403 are at a 4 year low. You Public notices submit- bill program. Call the 1BDRM Basement apt, pets, no smoking. City Council Accepting campaign signs shall not get the savings. 17 Col- ted past the deadline Transcript Bulletin at $400/mo, $100/dep. (435)201-0569 Completed Public Im- be placed closer than NEW HIGH End Salon ors prime material, cut will not be accepted. 882-0050 for further Utilities included. For provements Associated ten feet to the edge of opening in February! 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile to your exact length. UPAXLP info. (ucan) info call (435)882-2062 with Construction of the the paved surface of a Stylist and nail techs home for rent, no smok- CO Building Systems Shammy Shack Car road, in the travel portion needed. Call for details. 1ST MONTH 1/2 OFF! ing/ pets. 882-1550 1-800-COBLDGS Wash, 668 North Main of any unapproved road, NOTICE OF TRUS- (801)702-3633 ask for Spacious 2bdrm (ucan) Street Presented by Paul but maybe fixed to any TEE'S SALE Lacy Cunningham Wanted apartment, $750/mo, 4BDRM 2BTH, large 878 Cambridge The following described yard, $985/mo $700/ Hansen permanent fence within no smoking, w/d 3 bedrooms 10. Minutes the restricted area. Fur- property will be sold at PART TIME Reception- hookups, new paint, dep. (435)882-4849 Financial I WILL come to you and January 4, 2012 ther, that any one sign public auction to the ist. Deseret Family covered parking, ac, 2 baths pay cash for your junk 4BDRM, 2BTH, newly Services 11. 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LAMBROS, exceptional customer 3400 sq ft 1/3 acre as Trustor, in favor of Fridge, stove, dishwasher, 50%OFF FIRST month’s meeting. TDD Phone 11. Adjourn. service skills, be able to 2008 NOMAD 23ft Public Notices MORTGAGE ELEC- oak/maple cabinets, carpet, rent, TOOELE 4bdrm, Number 843-2108 Rachel Wright multi task, have basic Trailer, TV, AC, Gen- Meetings TRONIC REGISTRA- ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! 2bth, remodled, ga- (Published in the Tran- City Recorder computer skills, dental erator in great shape, TION SYSTEMS, INC. The best value in ALL Tooele! rage. No smoking, pets script Bulletin January In compliance with the knowledge is preferred $11,000. Call Deadline for public no- SOLELY AS NOMINEE $450/month negotiable $1050/mo 17, 2012) Americans with Disability but not required. Com- (435)849-1161 tices is 4 p.m. the day FOR HOME LOAN pensation depends on NO PETS! $1000/dep 448 Deseret Act, Grantsville City will prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICE CORPORATION as experience. No attach- SEE Mgr #6, 10am - 9am Ave. (801)580-5820 accommodate reason- Public notices submit- Notice is hereby given Beneficiary, which Trust ments please send re- (435)849-1293 able requests to assist Autos 260 N. 100 Ea., Tooele ted past the deadline that the Tooele City Deed was recorded on sume with cover letter 143 Harvest Lane persons with disabilities 435.610.1550 will not be accepted. Council & Tooele City May 18, 2006, as Entry in email to smile@de- 5BDRM 3BTH house for Views of Lake to participate in meet- UPAXLP Redevelopment Agency No. 260026, in the Offi- seretfamilydentistry.co 1994 Chevrolet 4 x 4 2 AND 3bdrm apart- rent. multi level. ings. Requests for assis- will meet on Wednesday, cial Records of Tooele m No phone calls Truck. 1500 Silverado, ments behind Super $1200/mo, $1200/dep. Wood & Tile LEPC AGENDA tance may be made by January 18, 2012 at the County, State of Utah please. Extended Cab, Good Wal-Mart. Swimming No smoking or pets. Floors Agenda for the LEPC calling City Hall (435) hour of 5:00 P.M. The covering real property Condition. $2200 obo. pool, hot tub, exercise Great neighborhood Only $217,000 meeting to be held 884-3411 at least 3 days Meeting will be held at purportedly located at WANTED: LIFE Agents Contact (435)841-9362 room, playground, full and neighbors. Wednesday, January 25, in advance of a meeting. the Tooele City Hall 1532 North Drysdale Earn $500 a day. Great or (435)840-1268. clubhouse. 843-4400 (801)631-4077 or 2012 at 1:30 p.m. at the (Published in the Tran- Agent Benefits. Com- (801)310-4015 Sandy Covello Tooele County Building, Large Conference Room script Bulletin January Way, Tooele, Utah missions Paid Daily. 2001 SILVERADO LS 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- located at 90 North Main 17, 2012) 84074 in Tooele County, BEAUTIFUL HOME in 47 South Main St., Liberal Underwriting. Pickup, Extended Cab. eled, govt. subsidized. 435-830-5545 Street, Tooele, Utah. Utah, and more particu- Glen Eagles, 3bdrm, Tooele, Utah. Leads, Leads, Leads. 2X4 Excellent Condi- Playground, carport 1. Open Meeting PUBLIC NOTICE larly described as: 3bth, 2400sqft, fully 1. Welcome - Chairman, Life Insurance, license tion, 5.3Ltr, Auto, ,free cable. $500/dep. 2. Roll Call UTAH DEPARTMENT LOT 233, OVERLAKE fenced back yard, LEPC required. Call 1-888- Cruise, CD, New Tires 211 S. Hale, Grants- 3. Move to a Closed OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTATES PHASE 1-C sprinkler system, great FSBO 2BDRM 1bth 2. Approve December 713-6020 (ucan) $6,000 obo. Please call ville. Call Chris Meeting to Discuss: QUALITY DIVISION OF SUBDIVISION, AC- neighborhood, park trailer in Tooele park, minutes (435)849-1168 (435)843-8247 Equal 3. Haz Mat reports - -Pending Litigation RADIATION CONTROL CORDING TO THE OF- Housing Opp. nearby, 80% finished easy terms available. The Utah Department of FICIAL PLAT THEREOF Place Your Ad Here Harry Shinton 4. Reopen Meeting BECOME A SUB- basement. $1215/mo. $6500 cash out or 5. USU Master Plan Environmental Quality, AS RECORDED IN THE www.tooeletranscript.com 2BDRM apartment, 4. Review upcoming SCRIBER. 882-0050 (435)554-5268 $7000 to carry. Call to- Presented by Dean Gary Division of Radiation OFFICE OF THE $675/mo, $300/dep, training day. (406)780-1072 Straquadine Control (DRC) is re- TOOELE COUNTY RE- water/ garbage in- FREE HOME Search. 5. Kim Hammer, Emer- 6. Discussion: questing public comment CORDER, STATE OF cluded. Small pet, Call us to view every Planning on selling your gency Services - Tooele General Plan regarding the determina- UTAH. smoking ok. Landlord home listing in Utah. home, you could be 6. Next meeting - Febru- Change/ Rezone from tion by the Executive Tax ID: 12-057-0-0233 will work w/housing. $100 possible down on sending your sales ary 29, 2012 General Commercial Secretary of the Utah The current Beneficiary References required. HUDS. Sandy Covello, points to up to 340,000 7. Adjourn (GC) to Light Industrial Radiation Control Board of the trust deed is The Kirk C a l l N o r m (435)830-5545 Re/Max households at once. Harry Shinton (LI) to allow EnergySolutions UTAH HOUSING COR- Quiet, Quality apartments in a (435)228-8568, Platinum For $163. you can LEPC Chairman restored historic structure 7. RDA Discussion: (Licensee) Low-Level PORATION , and the re- (435)882-4962 place your 25 word (Published in the Tran- GRANTSVILLE Large classified ad to all 45 script Bulletin January (a) Utah Fabrication Radioactive Waste Dis- cord owner of the prop- The Best Places at the Best Prices 2BDRM Quiet Apart- 3bdrm, 2bth, sun room, newspapers in Utah. 17 & 19, 2012) (b) Air Products posal Facility to receive erty as of the recording office, wood stove, and dispose of proc- of the Notice of Default Completely Furnished ment, no smoking, no Just call the Transcript (c) Economic Update pets. For further infor- fenced, large shop/ ga- Bulletin at 882-0050 for PUBLIC NOTICE 8. Adjourn essed ion-exchange is TRAVIS C. LAM- Weekly & Monthly Rates mation please call rage. $900/dep, all the details. (Mention U.S. Army Dugway Prov- Michelle Y. Pitt resin up to 40,000 cubic BROS. (435)882-4986 (Leave $1050/mo or $975 ucan) ing Ground (DPG), Dug- Tooele City Recorder/ feet per year, from a Bidders must tender to voice message) w/discount. way Utah, conducts test- RDA Secretary processing facility in Er- the trustee a $5,000.00 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 (435)224-4932 REAL ESTATE Auction. ing of protective equip- Pursuant to the Ameri- win Tennessee. deposit at the sale and DUPLEX. VERY Nice Nominal Opening Bids ment for use by our cans with Disabilities In a February 14, 2011 the balance of the pur- clean 2bdrm 1bth GRANTSVILLE, 63 Wa- Start at $10,000. 755 W Armed Forces and Act, Individuals Needing submittal EnergySolu- chase price by 2:00 p.m. home, w/d, central air, terhole Way, 3bdrm, 880 S, Tooele. 3BR Homeland Defense Special Accommoda- tions (ES) provided justi- the day following the 1 car garage, $650/mo. 2bth, garage, ac, 2BA 960sf+/-. 262 S first-responders. Since tions Should Notify Mi- fication for the disposal sale. Both the deposit No smoking/ pets. Nice $1050/mo, $1000/dep. 200 E, American Fork September 11, 2001, chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele of thermally processed and the balance must be yard. (435)830-4716 C a l l D a v e 4BR 1.5BA 1,189sf+/- there has been an in- City Recorder, at ion-exchange resins as paid to Lincoln Title In- (435)840-1009 JUST MARRIED? All properties sell: creased demand for test- 843-2110 prior to the Class A low-level radio- surance Agency in the 1BDRM 1200sqft, HOMES available to pur- 11:15AM Fri., Jan. 20 ing new defensive equip- meeting. TDD Phone active waste (LLRW) form of a wire transfer, $600/mo, $75 utilities, chase for LOW IN- at 262 S 200 E, Ameri- ment and systems. The Number 843-2108 from the Studsvik low cashier's check or certi- $500/dep, furnished, COME buyers with can Fork. williamsauc- Joint Land Attack Cruise (Published in the Tran- level radioactive waste fied funds. Cash pay- w/d included, LDS stan- good credit. Berna tion.com 800-801-8003 Missile Defense Ele- script Bulletin January (LLRW) treatment facility ments, personal checks dards, background Sloan (435)840-5029 Many properties now vated Netted Sensor 17, 2012) in Irwin, Tennessee. The or trust checks are not check, no smoking, no Group 1 Real Estate. available for online bid- System (JLENS) pro- Studsvik facility is li- accepted. pets. (435)843-1379. ding! Williams & Wil- gram performs tests over PUBLIC NOTICE censed by Tennessee as DATED: December 30, TOOELE DUPLEX 485 liams UT Broker: Daniel land and water. An En- The Grantsville City a radioactive waste proc- 2011. SETTLEMENT CAN- N Delta Circle 3bdrm Nelson Re Lic vironmental Assessment Council will hold its regu- essor. These spent ion LINCOLN TITLE IN- YON APARTMENTS 2bth, w/d hook-ups, 7372456-PB00; was conducted to evalu- lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. exchange (IX) resins SURANCE AGENCY Brand new market 2 & 1200sqft $750/mo, MALINDA M. ED- ate the environmental on Wednesday, January would be disposed in the by: Paula Maughan 3 bedroom apts. Prices Aaron (801)450-8432 MUNDSON, MLG Prop- impacts of this testing. 18, 2012 at 429 East Containerized Waste Fa- its: Vice President starting at $815. Call erties, LLC (801) The public is invited to Main Street, Grantsville, cility (CWF) at the ES Telephone: (801) 476- TOWNHOUSE 905 Glen Danielle 843-4400 for 518-9807. Lic attend a briefing describ- UT 84029. The agenda Class A North Disposal 0303 Eagle, 3bdrm, 2bth, ac, info. #5484369-PB00. ing some possible is as follows: Cell. As proposed by web site: www.smith $900/mo, $1000/dep. changes and updates re- CALL TO ORDER AND ES, after treatment the knowles.com BECOME A SUB- C a l l D a v e SELLING YOUR garding this JLENS pro- PLEDGE OF ALLE- resins would be pack- SK File No. 11-1020 SCRIBER. 882-0050 (435)840-1009 HOME? Advertise it in gram. Comments and GIANCE aged and classified. (Published in the Tran- the classifieds. Call suggestions will be con- ROLL CALL Those containers meet- script Bulletin January 3, 882-0050 or visit sidered and, as appropri- PUBLIC HEARING: ing Class A levels would 10 & 17, 2012) www.tooeletran ate, incorporated into the a. Proposed amendment be shipped for disposal script.com Environmental Assess- to Chapter 20 Section to Clive. Operators of NOTICE OF TRUS- ment document, before it 20.6 (4) (b) (Signs that the Studsvik treatment TEE'S SALE is published for the Require a Permit / Free process would determine APN: 15-027-0-0079 Order Mobile Homes 30-day public comment Standing Signs), to de- if the packaged material Trust No. 1284936-07 period. The public brief- lete restrictions on free meets the Class A re- Ref: Curtis R Allen TRA: your classified ads 2000 FLEETWOOD ing and scoping meet- standing signs which are quirements of 10 CFR notset Loan No. 3bdrm, 14x66, $15,000 ings would be at the Salt prohibited on parcels 61.55 (oversight of this xxxxxx8004. IMPOR- (435)496-9465 Lake City Library, Con- having less than seven facility is conducted by TANT NOTICE TO ference Room B, First (7) acres and 300 feet of the radiation control pro- PROPERTY OWNER: 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Floor, 210 East 400 frontage. gram in the State of Ten- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Online! Now Renting home for rent, no smok- South, Salt Lake City, b. Proposed amendment nessee). UNDER A DEED OF www.tooeletranscript.com ing/ pets. 882-1550 Utah on January 25, to Chapter 20 Section A public comment period TRUST, DATED January Income Restrictions Apply 20.8 (15) (b) (Signs Not will commence on Janu- 29, 2008. UNLESS YOU 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2012 from 6 to 9 p.m. Requiring Permits / Po- ary 17, 2012 by publica- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- To place your classified ads in the TooeleTranscript Exclusively for Seniors home for rent, no smok- Additional information litical or Campaign tion of this notice in the TECT YOUR PROP- Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will ing/ pets. 882-1550 may be obtained at the Pet Friendly Dugway Public Affairs Signs), to add restric- Salt Lake Tribune, the ERTY, IT MAY BE appear in the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Office, telephone tions that political or Deseret News, the SOLD AT A PUBLIC Valley Extra and on the Call for details Place Your Ad Here 435-831-3409 or 2239. campaign signs shall not Tooele County Tran- SALE. IF YOU NEED tooeletranscript.com www.tooeletranscript.com (Published in the Tran- be placed closer than script-Bulletin and AN EXPLANATION OF 435.843.0717 script Bulletin January ten feet to the edge of posted on the following THIS PROCEEDING, website! 17, 19 & 24, 2012) the paved surface of a web page, http://www.ra- YOU SHOULD CON- road, in the travel portion diationcontrol.utah.gov/. TACT A LAWYER. On of any unapproved road, The DRC has posted February 21, 2012, at but maybe fixed to any the documents related to 4:30pm, James H. Woo- permanent fence within this matter on the Ener- dall, as duly appointed the restricted area. Fur- gySolutions web page at Trustee under a Deed of ther, that any one sign http://www.deq.utah.gov/ Trust recorded February shall not exceed 4 Issues/energysolutions/i 04, 2008, as Instrument square feet. ndex.htm. No. 301604, in Book xx, AGENDA: Written comments may Page xx, of the Official 1. Youth Awards be directed to: Records in the office at 2. Summary Action Utah Division of Radia- the County Recorder of Items: tion Control Tooele County, State of a. Approval of Minutes 195 North 1950 West, Utah, executed by Curtis b. Approval of Bills P.O. Box 144850, Allen and Catherine L Al- c. Personnel Matters Salt Lake City, UT len, Husband And Wife 3. Consideration of ap- 84114-4850, or by email As Joint Tenants., will proval of Fire Depart- to [email protected]. sell at public auction to ment officers. Written comments will be highest bidder, payable 4. Consideration of ap- accepted if received by in lawful money of the proving revised plans for the end of business on United States at the time library and approval to February 17, 2012. The of sale. Successful bid- bid. DRC will provide a public ders must tender a de- 5. Consideration of participation summary to posit of $5,000 in certi- Resolution 2012-02 comments received fied funds to the trustee amending the use of within the comment pe- at the time of sale, with Grantsville City owned riod. In compliance with the balance due by noon vehicles for on call em- the Americans with Dis- the following business ployees to include the abilities Act, individuals day, at the office of the mayor as an on call em- with special needs (in- Trustee. At the tooele ployee. cluding auxiliary commu- county courthouse 74 6. Consideration of Ordi- nicative aids and serv- South 100 East Tooele nance 2012-02 amend- ices) should contact Utah all right, title and in- ing Chapter 20 Section Brooke Baker, Office of terest conveyed to and 20.6 (4) (b) (Signs that Human Resources at now held by it under said Require a Permit / Free (801) 536-4412 (TDD Deed of Trust in the Standing Signs), to de- 536-4414) at least 10 property situated in said lete restrictions on free working days prior to County and State de- standing signs which are close of the comment scribed as: Lot 79, the prohibited on parcels period. village at country cross- having less than seven (Published in the Tran- ing neighborhood phase (7) acres and 300 feet of script Bulletin January 2a, plat 4 (a resubdivi- frontage. 17, 2012) sion of portions of phase 7. Consideration of Ordi- 2a, country crossing nance 2012-03 amend- neighborhood amended, ing Chapter 20 Section phase 2 amended), ac- 20.8 (15) (b) (Signs Not cording to the official plat Requiring Permits / Po- thereof on file and of re- litical or Campaign cord in the Tooele Signs), to add restric- county recorder's office.. tions that political or The street address and campaign signs shall not other common designa- be placed closer than tion of the real property ten feet to the edge of described above is pur- the paved surface of a ported to be: 5558 North road, in the travel portion Windsor Way Stansbury of any unapproved road, Park Ut 84074. Esti- but maybe fixed to any mated Total Debt as of permanent fence within February 21, 2012 is the restricted area. Fur- $276,971.54. The under- ther, that any one sign signed Trustee disclaims shall not exceed 4 any liability for any incor- square feet. rectness of the street ad- 8. Consideration of ap- dress and other common pointment of City Council designation, if any, Members as Employee shown herein. Said sale Appeal Board Members will be made without and alternates. covenant or warranty, 9. Consideration of ap- express or implied, re- pointment of City Re- garding title, possession, corder, Treasurer and Fi- condition or encum- nance Director. brances, including fees, 10. Mayor and Council charges and expenses Reports. of the Trustee and of the 11. Adjourn. trusts created by said Rachel Wright Deed of Trust, to pay the City Recorder remaining principal sums In compliance with the of the note(s) secured by Americans with Disability said Deed of Trust. The Act, Grantsville City will current beneficiary of the accommodate reason- Trust Deed as of the able requests to assist date of this notice is: persons with disabilities Gmac Mortgage, Llc. to participate in meet- The record owner of the ings. Requests for assis- property as of the re- tance may be made by cording of the Notice of calling City Hall (435) Default is/are: Curtis Al- 884-3411 at least 3 days len and Catherine L. Al- in advance of a meeting. len. Dated: January 17, (Published in the Tran- 2012. script Bulletin January James H. Woodall 17, 2012) 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: James H. Woodall R-401787 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 17, 24 & 31, 2012) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 10-012-0-0010 Trust No. 11-00329-8 Ref. KRISTINE CLAW- SON TRA: Loan No. IM- PORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT NOTICE OF TRUS- UNDER A DEED OF TEE'S SALE TRUST DATED Septem- APN: 15-027-0-0079 ber 30, 1998. UNLESS Trust No. 1284936-07 YOU TAKE ACTION TO Ref: Curtis R Allen TRA: PROTECT YOUR notset Loan No. PROPERTY, IT MAY BE xxxxxx8004. IMPOR- SOLD AT A PUBLIC TANT NOTICE TO SALE. IF YOU NEED PROPERTY OWNER: AN EXPLANATION OF YOU ARE IN DEFAULT THIS PROCEEDING, UNDER A DEED OF YOU SHOULD CON- TRUST, DATED January TACT A LAWYER. On 29, 2008. UNLESS YOU February 21, 2012, at TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 4:30 PM, James H. TECT YOUR PROP- Woodall, as duly ap- ERTY, IT MAY BE pointed Trustee under a SOLD AT A PUBLIC Deed of Trust recorded SALE. IF YOU NEED October 1, 1998, as En- AN EXPLANATION OF try No. 119247, in Book THIS PROCEEDING, 0531, at Pages 0001, of YOU SHOULD CON- the Official Records in TACT A LAWYER. On the office at the County February 21, 2012, at Recorder of Tooele 4:30pm, James H. Woo- County, State of Utah dall, as duly appointed executed by KRISTINE Trustee under a Deed of CLAWSON, UN MAR- Trust recorded February RIED WOMAN WILL 04, 2008, as Instrument SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- No. 301604, in Book xx, TION TO THE HIGHEST Page xx, of the Official BIDDER, PAYABLE IN Records in the office at LAWFUL MONEY OF the County Recorder of THE UNITED STATES Tooele County, State of AT THE TIME OF SALE. Utah, executed by Curtis SUCCESSFUL BID- Allen and Catherine L Al- DERS MUST TENDER len, Husband And Wife A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 As Joint Tenants., will IN CERTIFIED FUNDS sell at public auction to TO THE TRUSTEE AT highest bidder, payable NOTICE OF TRUS- THE TIME OF SALE, in lawful money of the TEE'S SALE WITH THE BALANCE United States at the time APN: 13-083-0-0104 DUE BY NOON THE of sale. Successful bid- Trust No. 1205320-07 FOLLOWING BUSI- ders must tender a de- Ref: Judy Ann Jameson NESS DAY, AT THE posit of $5,000 in certi- TRA: notset Loan No. OFFICE OF THE TRUS- fied funds to the trustee xxxxxx3618. IMPOR- TEE. At the main en- at the time of sale, with TANT NOTICE TO trance to the TOOELE the balance due by noon PROPERTY OWNER: County District Court 74 the following business YOU ARE IN DEFAULT South 100 East, Tooele, day, at the office of the UNDER A DEED OF Utah all right, title, and Trustee. At the tooele TRUST, DATED October interest conveyed to and county courthouse 74 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU now held by it under said South 100 East Tooele TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Deed of Trust in the the Utah all right, title and in- TECT YOUR PROP- property situated in said terest conveyed to and ERTY, IT MAY BE County and State de- now held by it under said SOLD AT A PUBLIC scribed as: ALL OF LOT Deed of Trust in the SALE. IF YOU NEED 10, PIONEER SUBDIVI- property situated in said AN EXPLANATION OF SION, ACCORDING TO County and State de- THIS PROCEEDING, THE OFFICIAL PLAT scribed as: Lot 79, the YOU SHOULD CON- THEREOF, ON FILE village at country cross- TACT A LAWYER. On AND OF RECORD IN ing neighborhood phase February 14, 2012, at THE TOOELE COUNTY 2a, plat 4 (a resubdivi- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- RECORDER'S OFFICE sion of portions of phase dall, as duly appointed The street address and 2a, country crossing Trustee under a Deed of other common designa- neighborhood amended, Trust recorded Novem- tion of the real property phase 2 amended), ac- ber 01, 2005, as Instru- described above is pur- cording to the official plat ment No. 249461, in ported to be: 418 Can- thereof on file and of re- Book xx, Page xx, of the yon Circle Tooele, UT cord in the Tooele Official Records in the 84074 The undersigned county recorder's office.. office at the County Re- Trustee disclaims any li- The street address and corder of Tooele County, ability for any incorrect- other common designa- State of Utah, executed ness of the street ad- tion of the real property by Judy Ann Jameson dress and other common described above is pur- and Delbert A. Jameson, designation, if any, ported to be: 5558 North Wife And Husband As shown herein. Said sale PUBLIC NOTICE Windsor Way Stansbury Joint Tenants, will sell at NOTICE OF TRUS- will be made without THE STATE OF UTAH Park Ut 84074. Esti- public auction to highest TEE'S SALE covenant or warranty, TO Unknown mated Total Debt as of bidder, payable in lawful APN: 10-012-0-0010 express or implied, re- 1. Notice is hereby given February 21, 2012 is money of the United Trust No. 11-00329-8 garding title, possession, that property, which con- $276,971.54. The under- States at the time of Ref. KRISTINE CLAW- condition, or encum- sists of $196,525.00 in signed Trustee disclaims sale. Successful bidders SON TRA: Loan No. IM- brances, including fees, United States Currency any liability for any incor- must tender a deposit of PORTANT NOTICE TO charges, expenses of (subject property), was rectness of the street ad- $5,000 in certified funds PROPERTY OWNER. the Trustee and of the seized on or about No- dress and other common to the trustee at the time YOU ARE IN DEFAULT trusts created by said vember 18, 2011 in designation, if any, of sale, with the balance UNDER A DEED OF Deed of Trust, to pay the Tooele County, State of NOTICE OF TRUS- shown herein. Said sale due by noon the follow- TRUST DATED Septem- remaining principle sums Utah, by a peace officer TEE'S SALE will be made without ing business day, at the ber 30, 1998. UNLESS of the note(s) secured by incident to an arrest or APN: 15-027-0-0079 covenant or warranty, office of the Trustee. At YOU TAKE ACTION TO said Deed of Trust. The search. It is alleged that Trust No. 1284936-07 express or implied, re- the tooele county court- PROTECT YOUR current beneficiary of the the owner of the subject Ref: Curtis R Allen TRA: garding title, possession, house 74 South 100 PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Deed of Trust as of the property, which is un- notset Loan No. condition or encum- East Tooele Utah all SOLD AT A PUBLIC date of this notice is CI- known to the State after xxxxxx8004. IMPOR- brances, including fees, right, title and interest SALE. IF YOU NEED TIBANK, N.A., AS due diligence, was en- TANT NOTICE TO charges and expenses conveyed to and now AN EXPLANATION OF TRUSTEE FOR THE gaged in conduct pre- PROPERTY OWNER: of the Trustee and of the held by it under said THIS PROCEEDING, HOLDERS OF BSABS scribed by Utah Code YOU ARE IN DEFAULT trusts created by said Deed of Trust in the YOU SHOULD CON- 2007-SD3 The record Ann. §76-10-1903, enti- UNDER A DEED OF Deed of Trust, to pay the property situated in said TACT A LAWYER. On owner of the property as tled “Money Laundering.” TRUST, DATED January remaining principal sums County and State de- February 21, 2012, at of the recording of the 2. Notice is further given 29, 2008. UNLESS YOU of the note(s) secured by scribed as: Lot 104, pal- 4:30 PM, James H. Notice of Default are that the State of Utah in- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- said Deed of Trust. The mer subdivision lot 1 Woodall, as duly ap- KRITINE CLAWSON, tends to seek the forfei- TECT YOUR PROP- current beneficiary of the amended, a subdivision pointed Trustee under a AN UNMARRIED ture of the above named ERTY,Tuesday IT MAY January BE Trust 17, Deed2012 as of the of Tooele county, ac- Deed of TrustTooele recorded WOMANTranscrip Dated: Januaryt-Bulletin subject property, andb 7to SOLD AT A PUBLIC date of this notice is: cording to the official plat October 1, 1998, as En- 9, 2012 forfeit, confiscate, and SALE. IF YOU NEED Gmac Mortgage, Llc. thereof on file and of re- try No. 119247, in Book James H. Woodall transfer any right, title or ANPublic EXPLANATION Notices OF ThePublic record Noticesowner of the cordPublic in the tooeleNotices county 0531,Public at Pages Notices 0001, of 10808Public River Notices Front Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices interestPublic that Notices its owner THIS Trustees PROCEEDING, propertyTrustees as of the re- recorder'sTrustees office.. The the OfficialTrustees Records in Parkway,Trustees Suite 175 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous mayMiscellaneous claim to have in it. YOU SHOULD CON- cording of the Notice of street address and other the office at the County South Jordan, Utah In furtherance of this in- TACT A LAWYER. On Default is/are: Curtis Al- common designation of Recorder of Tooele 84095 (801) 254-9450 ANNOUNCEMENT OF BLASTING NOTICE SUMMONS tent, the State of Utah February 21, 2012, at len and Catherine L. Al- the real property de- County, State of Utah Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 APPOINTMENT AND ECS will be performing Julie Anne Tinoco, Pe- has filed a civil in rem 4:30pm, James H. Woo- len. Dated: January 17, scribed above is pur- executed by KRISTINE p.m. JAMES H. WOO- NOTICE TO CREDI- blasting activities be- titioner v. Jose Alfredo Complaint (See case # dall, as duly appointed 2012. ported to be: 2060 N CLAWSON, UN MAR- DALL, TRUSTEE TORS tween Faust Road (near Tinoco, Respondent 120300071) for Forfei- Trustee under a Deed of James H. Woodall Churchwood Drive RIED WOMAN WILL P914594 Estate of DOYLE C. Stockton, UT) and West Case No. 14300188 ture, pursuant to Utah Trust recorded February 10808 River Front Tooele Ut 84074-9443. SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- (Published in the Tran- HANSEN, Deceased Bench Pole Line Road THE STATE OF UTAH Code Ann. §24-1-1 et 04, 2008, as Instrument Parkway, Suite 175 Estimated Total Debt as TION TO THE HIGHEST script Bulletin January Case No: 113300101 (near Mona, UT). Blast- TO: Jose Alfredo Tinoco: seq., with the Third Dis- No. 301604, in Book xx, South Jordan Ut of February 14, 2012 is BIDDER, PAYABLE IN 17, 24 & 31, 2012) JANET H. PENDER- ing will occur between You are summoned and trict Court Tooele De- Page xx, of the Official 84095 (801)254-9450 $468,807.54. The under- LAWFUL MONEY OF GRASS, whose address 8:00am and 5:00pm. required to file an an- partment in Tooele Records in the office at (800)245-1886 (Hotline) signed Trustee disclaims THE UNITED STATES is 5320 Ponderosa Lane, The following blasting swer in writing to the County. the County Recorder of Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 any liability for any incor- AT THE TIME OF SALE. Public Notices Stansbury Park, UT signals will be used: Complaint/ Petition filed 3. Notice is hereby given Tooele County, State of P.M. Signature/by: rectness of the street ad- SUCCESSFUL BID- Water User 84074, KENT E. HAN- Warning signal: A 1 min- in the case identified pursuant to Utah Code Utah, executed by Curtis James H. Woodall dress and other common DERS MUST TENDER SEN, whose address is ute series of long blasts above. Within 30 days Ann. §24-1-7 that its Allen and Catherine L Al- R-401787 designation, if any, A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Deadline for public no- 324 Millcreek Way, 5 minutes prior to blast after the last day of pub- owner may petition the len, Husband And Wife (Published in the Tran- shown herein. Said sale IN CERTIFIED FUNDS tices is 4 p.m. the day Tooele, UT 84074, signal Blasting signal: A lication which is Febru- Court for the release of As Joint Tenants., will script Bulletin January will be made without TO THE TRUSTEE AT prior to publication. SCOTT D. HANSEN, series of short blasts 1 ary 7, 2012, you must the subject property sell at public auction to 17, 24 & 31, 2012) covenant or warranty, THE TIME OF SALE, Public notices submit- whose address is 5187 minute prior to the shot file your answer with the pending the outcome of highest bidder, payable express or implied, re- WITH THE BALANCE ted past the deadline Lucky Clover Lane, Mur- All clear signal: A pro- clerk of the court at: the forfeiture proceeding NOTICE OF TRUS- in lawful money of the garding title, possession, DUE BY NOON THE will not be accepted. ray, UT 84123, and longed blast following Third District Judicial if being deprived of the TEE'S SALE United States at the time condition or encum- FOLLOWING BUSI- UPAXLP JEFFERY L. HANSEN, the inspection of blast Court of Tooele County, subject property would APN: 13-083-0-0104 of sale. Successful bid- brances, including fees, NESS DAY, AT THE whose address is 307 S. area If the location of the 74 South 100 East Suite subject its owner to a Trust No. 1205320-07 ders must tender a de- charges and expenses OFFICE OF THE TRUS- NOTICE OF ANNUAL 400 West, Tooele, UT blasting changes, this 14, Tooele, UT 84074 hardship as defined un- Ref: Judy Ann Jameson posit of $5,000 in certi- of the Trustee and of the TEE. At the main en- SHAREHOLDERS 84074, have been ap- notice will be updated to and serve a copy of your der Utah Code Ann. TRA: notset Loan No. fied funds to the trustee trusts created by said trance to the TOOELE MEETING OF THE pointed Personal Repre- reflect the changes. answer on Petitioner or §24-1-7. To petition for xxxxxx3618. IMPOR- at the time of sale, with Deed of Trust, to pay the County District Court 74 GRANTSVILLE IRRI- sentatives of the (Published in the Tran- their attorney at: 5499 this relief, its owner must TANT NOTICE TO the balance due by noon remaining principal sums South 100 East, Tooele, GATION COMPANY above-entitled Estate. script Bulletin January 3, Heather Way, Stansbury file a motion for hardship PROPERTY OWNER: the following business of the note(s) secured by Utah all right, title, and TO: SHAREHOLDERS Creditors of the estate 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, Park, UT, 84074. release with the Clerk of YOU ARE IN DEFAULT day, at the office of the said Deed of Trust. The interest conveyed to and OF THE GRANTSVILLE are hereby notified to: 31, February 2, 7, 9 & If you fail to file and the Utah Third Judicial UNDER A DEED OF Trustee. At the tooele current beneficiary of the now held by it under said IRRIGATION COM- (1) deliver or mail their 14, 2012) serve your answer on District Court, Tooele Of- TRUST, DATED October county courthouse 74 Trust Deed as of the Deed of Trust in the the PANY written claims to the Per- time, judgment by de- fice, 74 South 100 East, 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU South 100 East Tooele date of this notice is: property situated in said The Annual Meeting of sonal Representatives at fault will be taken Tooele, Utah 84074. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Utah all right, title and in- Arch Bay Holdings, Llc County and State de- the Shareholders of the addresses above; (2) NOTICE TO CREDI- against you for the relief Notice must also be TECT YOUR PROP- terest conveyed to and -series 2010a. The re- scribed as: ALL OF LOT Grantsville Irrigation deliver or mail their writ- TORS AND AN- demanded in the Com- served upon the State's ERTY, IT MAY BE now held by it under said cord owner of the prop- 10, PIONEER SUBDIVI- Company, will be held ten claims to the Per- NOUNCEMENT OF AP- plaint/ Petition. attorney, M. Scott SOLD AT A PUBLIC Deed of Trust in the erty as of the recording SION, ACCORDING TO on Wednesday, Febru- sonal Representatives' POINTMENT The Complaint/ Petition Shields, Deputy County SALE. IF YOU NEED property situated in said of the Notice of Default THE OFFICIAL PLAT ary 8, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. attorney of record, KYLE Estate of RICHARD is on file with the clerk of Attorney, at 74 South AN EXPLANATION OF County and State de- is/are: Judy Ann THEREOF, ON FILE at the Grantsville Irriga- H. BARRICK, at 5295 S. ARNOLD PETERSON the court. You can obtain 100 East Suite 26, THIS PROCEEDING, scribed as: Lot 79, the Jameson and Delbert A AND OF RECORD IN tion Company offices, Commerce Drive, Suite aka RICHARD A. PE- a copy of the Complaint/ Tooele, Utah 84074, or YOU SHOULD CON- village at country cross- Jameson. Dated: Janu- THE TOOELE COUNTY 411 So. West St., 220, Murray, UT 84107; TERSON aka RICHARD Petition by requesting upon the seizing agency, TACT A LAWYER. On ing neighborhood phase ary 10, 2012. RECORDER'S OFFICE Grantsville, Utah for the or (3) file their written PETERSON, deceased. one from the clerk of the within (10) days after fil- February 14, 2012, at 2a, plat 4 (a resubdivi- James H. Woodall The street address and following purposes: claims with the Clerk of Probate No. 113300089 court at the above ad- ing a hardship release. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- sion of portions of phase 10808 River Front other common designa- 1. Elect five (5) members the Third District Court in LEZLIE P. MCCALL dress or by calling The owner must also se- dall, as duly appointed 2a, country crossing Parkway, Suite 175 tion of the real property to the Board of Directors Tooele County, or other- whose address is 223 (435)833-8000. READ cure a surety bond in an Trustee under a Deed of neighborhood amended, South Jordan Ut described above is pur- 2. Presentation of finan- wise present their claims Millcreek Way, Tooele, THE COMPLAINT/ PE- appropriate amount as a Trust recorded Novem- phase 2 amended), ac- 84095 (801)254-9450 ported to be: 418 Can- cial report as required by Utah law Utah 84074, LISA P. TITION CAREFULLY. It condition of the subject ber 01, 2005, as Instru- cording to the official plat (800)245-1886 (Hotline) yon Circle Tooele, UT 3. President's remarks within three (3) months BUCK whose address is means that you are be- property's release. ment No. 249461, in thereof on file and of re- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 84074 The undersigned 4. Other Business after the date of the first 788 East Vine, Tooele, ing sued for Divorce. 4. Notice is hereby given Book xx, Page xx, of the cord in the Tooele P.M. Signature/by: Trustee disclaims any li- Only shareholders of re- publication of this notice Utah 84074 and TYRA Julie Tinoco that pursuant to Utah Official Records in the county recorder's office.. James H. Woodall ability for any incorrect- cord as of the 1st day of or be forever barred. R. HANSEN, whose ad- Plaintiff Code Ann. §24-1-4 that office at the County Re- The street address and R-400936 ness of the street ad- January, 2012, shall be Date of first publication: dress is 1051 Cedar- (Published in the Tran- the owner of the subject corder of Tooele County, other common designa- (Published in the Tran- dress and other common entitled to vote at the January 10, 2012 wood Road, Tooele, script Bulletin January property has thirty (30) State of Utah, executed tion of the real property script Bulletin January designation, if any, meeting. /s/ KYLE H. BARRICK Utah 84074, have been 17, 24, 31 & February 7, days from the date of by Judy Ann Jameson described above is pur- 10, 17 & 24, 2012) shown herein. Said sale If you are unable to at- Attorney for Personal appointed Personal Rep- 2012) service of this Notice and Delbert A. Jameson, ported to be: 5558 North will be made without tend the meeting, and Representative resentatives of the es- and Complaint (See Windsor Way Stansbury Wife And Husband As covenant or warranty, would like to designate a (Published in the Tran- tate of the above-named PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUS- case # 120300071) in Park Ut 84074. Esti- Joint Tenants, will sell at express or implied, re- proxy for your votes, you script Bulletin January decedent. All persons THE STATE OF UTAH TEE'S SALE which to file a Verified mated Total Debt as of public auction to highest garding title, possession, may pick up a Proxy 17, 24 & 31, 2012) having claims against TO Unknown APN: 10-012-0-0010 Claim and Answer to the February 21, 2012 is bidder, payable in lawful condition, or encum- Form at 411 So.West St. the above estate are re- 1. Notice is hereby given Trust No. 11-00329-8 Complaint (See case # $276,971.54. The under- money of the United brances, including fees, any time before the BLASTING NOTICE quired to present them to that property, which con- Ref. KRISTINE CLAW- 120300071). Said An- signed Trustee disclaims States at the time of charges, expenses of meeting. ECS will be performing the undersigned or to the sists of $196,525.00 in SON TRA: Loan No. IM- swer must be filed with any liability for any incor- sale. Successful bidders the Trustee and of the EUGENE MARSHALL blasting activities in Clerk of the Court on or United States Currency PORTANT NOTICE TO the Clerk of the Third Ju- rectness of the street ad- must tender a deposit of trusts created by said President Tooele County between before the 10th day of (subject property), was PROPERTY OWNER. dicial District Court, dress and other common $5,000 in certified funds Deed of Trust, to pay the (Published in the Tran- Stockton and Settlement April, 2012 or said seized on or about No- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Tooele Office, 74 South designation, if any, to the trustee at the time remaining principle sums script Bulletin January Canyon. Blasting will oc- claims shall be forever vember 18, 2011 in UNDER A DEED OF 100 East, Tooele, Utah shown herein. Said sale of sale, with the balance of the note(s) secured by 17, 24, 31 & February 7, cur between 8:00am and barred. Tooele County, State of TRUST DATED Septem- 84074, and a copy must will be made without due by noon the follow- said Deed of Trust. The 2012) 5:00pm. The following LEZLIE P. MCCALL Utah, by a peace officer ber 30, 1998. UNLESS be served upon the covenant or warranty, ing business day, at the current beneficiary of the blasting signals will be 223 Millcreek Way, incident to an arrest or YOU TAKE ACTION TO State's attorney, M. express or implied, re- office of the Trustee. At Deed of Trust as of the used: Warning signal: A Tooele, Utah 84074 search. It is alleged that PROTECT YOUR Scott Shields, Deputy garding title, possession, the tooele county court- date of this notice is CI- Public Notices 1 minute series of long (435)882-0434 the owner of the subject PROPERTY, IT MAY BE County Attorney, at 74 condition or encum- house 74 South 100 TIBANK, N.A., AS Miscellaneous blasts 5 minutes prior to LISA P. BUCK property, which is un- SOLD AT A PUBLIC South 100 East, Suite brances, including fees, East Tooele Utah all TRUSTEE FOR THE blast signal Blasting sig- 788 East Vine, Tooele, known to the State after SALE. IF YOU NEED 26, Tooele, Utah 84074. charges and expenses right, title and interest HOLDERS OF BSABS Deadline for public no- nal: A series of short Utah 84074 due diligence, was en- AN EXPLANATION OF 5. Notice is hereby given of the Trustee and of the conveyed to and now 2007-SD3 The record tices is 4 p.m. the day blasts 1 minute prior to (435)840-0789 gaged in conduct pre- THIS PROCEEDING, that if the owner of the trusts created by said held by it under said owner of the property as prior to publication. the shot All clear signal: TYRA R. HANSEN scribed by Utah Code YOU SHOULD CON- subject property fails to Deed of Trust, to pay the Deed of Trust in the of the recording of the Public notices submit- A prolonged blast follow- 1051 Cedarwood Road, Ann. §76-10-1903, enti- TACT A LAWYER. On so answer, judgment remaining principal sums property situated in said Notice of Default are ted past the deadline ing the inspection of Tooele, Utah 84074 tled “Money Laundering.” February 21, 2012, at and default will be taken of the note(s) secured by County and State de- KRITINE CLAWSON, will not be accepted. blast area If the location (435)840-4531 2. Notice is further given 4:30 PM, James H. against the subject prop- said Deed of Trust. The scribed as: Lot 104, pal- AN UNMARRIED UPAXLP of the blasting changes, (Published in the Tran- that the State of Utah in- Woodall, as duly ap- erty and its owner will current beneficiary of the mer subdivision lot 1 WOMAN Dated: January this notice will be up- script Bulletin January tends to seek the forfei- pointed Trustee under a forfeit any right, title or Trust Deed as of the amended, a subdivision 9, 2012 dated to reflect the 10, 17 & 24, 2012) ture of the above named Deed of Trust recorded interest which the owner date of this notice is: of Tooele county, ac- James H. Woodall Your Local changes. subject property, and to October 1, 1998, as En- may claim in and to the Gmac Mortgage, Llc. cording to the official plat 10808 River Front (Published in the Tran- forfeit, confiscate, and try No. 119247, in Book News Source subject property. The record owner of the thereof on file and of re- Parkway, Suite 175 script Bulletin January 3, DEADLINES FOR clas- transfer any right, title or 0531, at Pages 0001, of (Published in the Tran- property as of the re- cord in the tooele county South Jordan, Utah TOOELETRANSCRIPT 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, sifieds ads are Monday interest that its owner the Official Records in script Bulletin January cording of the Notice of recorder's office.. The 84095 (801) 254-9450 BULLETIN 31, February 2, 7, 9 & and Wednesdays by may claim to have in it. the office at the County 17, 19, 24 & 26, 2012) Default is/are: Curtis Al- street address and other Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 14, 2012) 4:45 p.m. In furtherance of this in- Recorder of Tooele len and Catherine L. Al- common designation of p.m. JAMES H. WOO- tent, the State of Utah County, State of Utah len. Dated: January 17, the real property de- DALL, TRUSTEE has filed a civil in rem executed by KRISTINE 2012. scribed above is pur- P914594 Complaint (See case # CLAWSON, UN MAR- James H. Woodall ported to be: 2060 N (Published in the Tran- 120300071) for Forfei- RIED WOMAN WILL 10808 River Front Churchwood Drive script Bulletin January ture, pursuant to Utah SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- Parkway, Suite 175 Tooele Ut 84074-9443. 17, 24 & 31, 2012) Code Ann. §24-1-1 et TION TO THE HIGHEST South Jordan Ut Estimated Total Debt as seq., with the Third Dis- BIDDER, PAYABLE IN 84095 (801)254-9450 of February 14, 2012 is trict Court Tooele De- LAWFUL MONEY OF (800)245-1886 (Hotline) $468,807.54. The under- partment in Tooele THE UNITED STATES Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 signed Trustee disclaims County. AT THE TIME OF SALE. P.M. Signature/by: any liability for any incor- 3. Notice is hereby given SUCCESSFUL BID- James H. Woodall rectness of the street ad- pursuant to Utah Code Fulldress and other common LocalDERS MUST TENDER Sports CoverageAnn. §24-1-7 that its R-401787 A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 (Published in the Tran- designation, if any, owner may petition the IN CERTIFIED FUNDS script Bulletin January shown herein. Said sale Court for the release of TO THE TRUSTEE AT 17, 24 & 31, 2012) will be made without the subject property covenant or warranty, THE TIME OF SALE, pending the outcome of express or implied, re- WITH THE BALANCE the forfeiture proceeding garding title, possession, DUE BY NOON THE if being deprived of the condition or encum- FOLLOWING BUSI- subject property would brances, including fees, NESS DAY, AT THE subject its owner to a charges and expenses OFFICE OF THE TRUS- hardship as defined un- of the Trustee and of the TEE. At the main en- der Utah Code Ann. trusts created by said trance to the TOOELE §24-1-7. To petition for Deed of Trust, to pay the County District Court 74 this relief, its owner must remaining principal sums South 100 East, Tooele, file a motion for hardship of the note(s) secured by Utah all right, title, and release with the Clerk of said Deed of Trust. The interest conveyed to and the Utah Third Judicial current beneficiary of the now held by it under said District Court, Tooele Of- Trust Deed as of the Deed of Trust in the the fice, 74 South 100 East, date of this notice is: property situated in said Tooele, Utah 84074. Arch Bay Holdings, Llc County and State de- Notice must also be -series 2010a. The re- scribed as: ALL OF LOT served upon the State's cord owner of the prop- 10, PIONEER SUBDIVI- attorney, M. Scott erty as of the recording SION, ACCORDING TO Shields, Deputy County of the Notice of Default THE OFFICIAL PLAT Attorney, at 74 South is/are: Judy Ann THEREOF, ON FILE 100 East Suite 26, Jameson and Delbert A AND OF RECORD IN Tooele, Utah 84074, or Jameson. Dated: Janu- THE TOOELE COUNTY upon the seizing agency, ary 10, 2012. RECORDER'S OFFICE within (10) days after fil- James H. Woodall The street address and ing a hardship release. 10808 River Front other common designa- The owner must also se- Parkway, Suite 175 tion of the real property cure a surety bond in an South Jordan Ut described above is pur- appropriate amount as a 84095 (801)254-9450 ported to be: 418 Can- condition of the subject (800)245-1886 (Hotline) yon Circle Tooele, UT property's release. Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 84074 The undersigned 4. Notice is hereby given P.M. Signature/by: Trustee disclaims any li- that pursuant to Utah James H. Woodall ability for any incorrect- Code Ann. §24-1-4 that R-400936 ness of the street ad- the owner of the subject (Published in the Tran- dress and other common property has thirty (30) script Bulletin January designation, if any, days from the date of 10, 17 & 24, 2012) shown herein. Said sale service of this Notice will be made without and Complaint (See covenant or warranty, case # 120300071) in express or implied, re- which to file a Verified garding title, possession, Claim and Answer to the condition, or encum- Complaint (See case # brances, including fees, 120300071). Said An- charges, expenses of swer must be filed with the Trustee and of the the Clerk of the Third Ju- trusts created by said dicial District Court, Deed of Trust, to pay the Tooele Office, 74 South remaining principle sums 100 East, Tooele, Utah of the note(s) securedIn by Every Issue 84074, and a copy must said Deed of Trust. The be served upon the current beneficiary of the State's attorney, M. Deed of Trust as of the Scott Shields, Deputy date of this notice is CI- County Attorney, at 74 TIBANK, N.A., AS South 100 East, Suite TOOELE TRUSTEE FOR THE 26, Tooele, Utah 84074. HOLDERS OF BSABS Your Community5. NoticeNewspaper is hereby given RANSCRIPT2007-SD3 The record T that if the owner of the owner of the property as subject property fails to of the recording of the so answer, judgment Notice of Default are and default will be taken KRITINE CLAWSON, SUBSCRIBE TODAYagainst the 882-0050 subject prop- BULLETINAN UNMARRIED erty and its owner will WOMAN Dated: January forfeit any right, title or 9, 2012 interest which the owner James H. Woodall may claim in and to the 10808 River Front subject property. Parkway, Suite 175 (Published in the Tran- South Jordan, Utah script Bulletin January 84095 (801) 254-9450 17, 19, 24 & 26, 2012) Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. JAMES H. WOO- DALL, TRUSTEE P914594 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 17, 24 & 31, 2012) B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 17, 2012

In that chapel, Josefa Enchantment,” but finding work Family Pacheco’s mother coordinated was disillusioning. En route to continued from page B1 the Christmas pageant. A tender California for a better life, they expression filled her face as she stopped in Tooele and decided Around her neck, she wears recalled that time. to stay. The Pachecos are one an Our Lady of Guadalupe neck- “We would have a young girl of several New Mexico fami- lace. The pendant is obscured as be Blessed Mother, a young boy lies who took work at the U.S. she adjusts a thin black sweater play Joseph,” she said. “One girl Army Depot in the 1950s. When over her shoulders to ward off carried a star. In the middle, we Reuben’s employers discovered the winter chill. She sits gin- had a cradle, a wooden box. My his talent for woodworking, they gerly on her favorite chair, slip- mom and other ladies would assigned him carpentry jobs. ping a cushion behind her back. sing ‘Silent Night.’” The house showcases his “Arthritis,” she says, shaking her From her mother, she inher- artistry: the glossy, maple-col- head with a rueful smile. ited a talent for singing. ored door that he made in New Except for the oldest, all her “I love to sing,” Josefa Pacheco Mexico under his father’s guid- children are still living. Four said. “I used to sing a lot in ance, various scroll saw crafts, have made their home in Tooele, Spanish.” and well-made furniture. Also four in Salt Lake. Their portraits She uses this talent in an evident, through mementos and grace the wall behind the couch. extraordinary way: consoling gifts with handwritten notes, are The rest of the house — in a cor- others when somebody passes signs of her children’s affection. ner of the living room, all over away. At viewings, mourners ask Daniel Pacheco, who grew the walls, in a room beyond — is her to sing a lamentation, which up with the fond memory of decorated with Catholic relics, is a prayer in song. “El Mejor his mom taking him to Allen’s statues and pictures. Hombre del Mundo,” which Foodtown and buying a cara- She points at the corner shelf. translates to “The Best Man in mel apple, said, “She is a very “That cross was brought the World,” is one of the prayers humble woman who has been a to me by my oldest son from she sings. blessing to our family and to the California,” she said. “That “It’s about Jesus and Mary,” community.” Sacred Heart, blessed Mother Maegan Burr she explained. “A story more or He mentioned things like vol- in blue, that’s how she looked Josefa Pacheco sings a portion of a lamentation that she has sung at many funeral services over the years Monday at her less, where Mary goes and talks unteering at school and opening when she appeared in Wisconsin home in Pine Canyon. to Jesus, asks him to pardon that her home for the past eight years in 1950. Some people say, ‘Your to Elsie, her husband’s sister, house is so cluttered.’ But these back in a bow. for their paintings. who has Down’s Syndrome. It’s are my things. I can’t give them The photos send her strolling In some ways, it was an idyl- no wonder that in 1992, while liv- away.” down memory lane. lic childhood growing up with ing in New York, Daniel Pacheco Pacheco’s 49-year-old son, She grew up in her grand- cousins. nominated her for Tooele County Daniel Pacheco, shows a scrap- mother’s house in Talpa, a small “We had a big area to play in Woman of the Year. book of memories and old pho- town in New Mexico. A day rare- with the neighbors,” she said. The accolade was kept as a tos on his laptop. In one photo, a ly went by when visiting artists “We played red rover and Las surprise. smiling, teenage Josefa Pacheco didn’t buy flowers — hollyhocks Iglesias. We used a stick and a “The girls told me we were stands in a profusion of flow- and cosmos that grew in their ball made out of rags, like base- going to the Women’s Conference ering plants, her long hair tied front yard — to use as subjects ball.” at the Eagle’s Nest,” Josefa But in other ways, it was hard. Pacheco recalled. “The program When Daniel Pacheco gently went on, then they said ‘the invites her to talk about chal- woman of the year’ and they said lenges she faced growing up dur- my name. Oh my gosh.” ing the Great Depression and Pacheco said that at 80, she ������������ why she had to live with her is grateful for life and her chil- ����of the month grandmother from the ages of 4 dren who are obedient, kind and to 12, she covers her mouth with friendly. Presented by ������������ a trembling hand and her eyes At an open house for her 80th fill with tears. birthday party on Saturday, “My mom didn’t have much approximately 400 visitors began ���������������� for the six of us,” Josefa Pacheco arriving midday, staying into said. “She had to work when she the wee hours of the morning. could. She would do ironing Among those who came were for other people. In the sum- Monsignor Wixted, a priest who Be A Parent …NOT a Pal!! mertime, she would plaster the served for 12 years in Tooele, as Christmas is right around the corner, which means many families will be celebrating. homes. My father went to other If you�������������������������������������������� are a parent who may be hosting a holiday party, or have a child attending well as children of neighboring one, please help your�������������������������� kids celebrate safely by choosing activities that are alcohol states to work, then he stopped families who have moved away free. We all …including us as parents, have a responsibility in preventing underage coming for seven years.” from the area. Her son George drinking, and keeping our kids and citizens safe and healthy. For more information Josefa Pacheco frequently Maegan Burr and his wife Nita traveled from on keeping your kids alcohol-free, call your Valley Mental Health Prevention Team sought refuge in a chapel across Pacheco points to different family members in a photo taken in New Mexico when Colorado Springs, surprising at 843-3538 or visit www.parentsempowered.org. Happy Holidays Tooele County!! the road, San Juan de los Lagos. she was younger. her. Prevention...together����������������������������� we can! It had thick, beige adobe walls, They reminisced about fam- and at first, it had no benches, so because you are with Jesus.” ily. Her home remedies. Her This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency ����������������������������������������������� parishioners would either kneel “That was my life,” Josefa soul, who, at one time, prayed Christian service. Her famous Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & or sit on the ground. She said Pacheco said. “We used to go the rosary. People tell me, ‘You tortillas. ������������������������������������������Tooele Transcript Bulletin. ����������������������������������������������� despite its humble surroundings, (to church) almost every day, made me cry.’” Many of the visitors were reluc- For more information, contact Terra at 843-2142 she found “peace in the chapel, with little old ladies especially in At 19, Pacheco married tant to leave, Daniel Pacheco the month of May. That’s when Reuben, the good-looking son of said. In Josefa Pacheco’s house, we honor Mary, the mother of a furniture-maker. New Mexico “they felt like they were home Jesus.” may have been the “Land of again.” COMMUNITY NEWS

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24 x 18 inch Only $44 each othing brings a poem came in flavors, before fish to life more quickly got flown in from somewhere Ted Kooser (2 magnet minimum) than the sense of smell, else. N U.S. POET LAUREATE, and Candace Black, who lives Other Sizes: $16/sq. ft. in Minnesota, gets hold of us 2004-2006 American Life in Poetry is immediately, in this poem about made possible by The Poetry change, by putting us next to a Foundation, publisher of Poetry dumpster. magazine. It is also supported TOOELE last-minute by the Department of English TRANSCRIPT Mr. D Shops At Fausto’s Food ingredients delivered by a smirk- at the University of Nebraska- Palace ing bag boy. Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2010 by Candace Black, from her BULLETIN For years he lived close enough He liked to go himself, the park- most recent book of poetry, to smell ing lot’s Casa Marina, RopeWalk Press, chicken and bananas rotting radiant heat erased once he got 2010. Reprinted by permis- 24 Hour Turnaround Available in the trash bins, to surprise a past the sweating sion of Candace Black and the cashier on break glass door, to troll the icy aisles publisher. Introduction copy- smoking something suspicious in his slippers. right ©2012 by The Poetry when he walked This was before high-end labels Foundation. The introduction's 58 N. Main • Tooele • (435) 882-0050 took over author, Ted Kooser, served as out the back gate. Did they have United States Poet Laureate 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. • Monday – Friday an account? shelf space, before baloney Consultant in Poetry to the He can’t remember. Probably so, changed Library of Congress from 2004- Price does not include design. Some restrictions may apply. for all the milk its name to mortadella, before 2006. We do not accept unsolic- a large family went through, the water ited manuscripts.