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TOOELETRANSCR IPT Tooele’s Manning takes SERVING second place at TOOELE COUNTY state wrestling SINCE 1894 See A10 BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013 www.TooeleTranscript.com Vol. 119 No. 75 50¢ Deer get in A FREEZING PLUNGE FOR A GOOD CAUSE the way of motorists Dozens struck and killed so far this winter in south Tooele by Rachel Madison STAFF WRITER

It’s no secret that Tooele City is home to dozens of mule deer herds, but this winter more deer have been spotted — and killed by motorists — within city limits. Tom Becker, wildlife biologist for the Division of Wildlife Resources in Tooele County, said approximately 40 dead deer have been found PHOTOS MAEGAN BURR this winter alongside city roads by DWR officials. The deer aren’t being hit by motorists in random Walmart Distribution Center’s Brent Freeman and Jeff Loafman (top left) run for the shore places around Tooele City. There are two “hot Saturday after participating in the Utah Special Olympics’ Polar Bear Plunge at Stansbury Lake. zones” where deer are being routinely killed: SR- Hill Air Force Base Special Olympic team coaches Nick Burris and Chris Ortiz (right) dive into 36 between about 200 South and 1200 South, and the lake. Nearly 60 people participated in the event Saturday morning, raising around $2,000 along Skyline Drive. for the state Special Olympic Team. Walmart Distribution had 33 employees jump into the lake. Becker said because last winter was extremely mild, there wasn’t a major problem with deer get- ting hit within city limits. “Last year we had a milder winter, so we didn’t have quite as many deer down in town crossing the road,” he said. “When we have lighter winters, Auto body centers have increased business we don’t have as much of a problem, but this year we do.” With winter nearing its end, Becker said people Continuous snow, ice and well-timed storms result in ‘bumper’ crop of fender benders should be well aware that deer are frequently spot- ted on the south end of Tooele and along Skyline by Lisa Christensen Drive. Yet, the number of deer deaths isn’t shrink- STAFF WRITER ing. Just last week, Becker picked up nine dead deer over two consecutive days between 200 South While wild winter weather has been and 1200 South. a bane to drivers, it has been a boon for “It’s not a surprise that people are hitting deer, local auto body shops. but seeing that I had that many deer in a two-day Business is so good this winter, it has period is getting to be too many collisions,” he gone a long way to recoup for last year’s said. “That area is a hot zone and Skyline Drive is mild season. a hot zone.” “Winter for body shop industries is Becker said the reason so many deer get hit in insane,” said Ryan Hall, an estimator the south area of town is because the speed limit for Everest Collision Repair in Tooele. We’ve actually had a lot more business SEE DEER PAGE A7 ➤ this winter. Last winter didn’t really snow too much.” Hall said he estimates the shop gets about 50 to 60 percent more busi- ness during winter months than dur- ing warmer times because of weath- er-related damage, such as crunched bumpers from slide-offs or crashes. Denny Hudson, an employee at Cs & T Body and Paint in Tooele, likened winter to the Christmas retail season for auto body businesses. Snow and ice are crucial for the industry. “Retail stores like Walmart and Shopko, and some of your Mom and Pop stores, depend on Christmas Maegan Burr sales,” he said. “Body shops oftentimes A Lexus that hit a deer sits in the Everest Collision lot depend on winter to survive because Maegan Burr Monday. Around 40 deer have been found dead alongside Everest Collision production manager Steve Myer moves the bed of a truck in the midst of being repaired from a snow collision roads this winter. SEE FIX PAGE A7 ➤ Monday afternoon. Auto body sales reach estimates of more than 50 percent higher during winter months. Tooele woman Texan pair killed in I-80 rollover SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE begins journeyUV INDEX to by Lisa Christensen The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:16 a.m. 6:10 p.m. STAFF WRITER Thursday 7:15 a.m. 6:11 p.m. Friday 7:13 a.m. 6:13 p.m. Two Texans were killed in a three-car pileup on I-80 Saturday 7:12 a.m. 6:14 p.m. Sunday 7:10 a.m. 6:15 p.m. teach about virus early Monday morning. Monday 7:09 a.m. 6:16 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu According to the Utah Highway Patrol, Gerardo Salazar- Tuesday 7:07 a.m. 6:17 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set by Rachel Madison Legislature.number, the greater the need for eye and skin Mendez, 40, of Houston, was driving a Ford Mustang Wednesday 1:35 p.m. 3:40 a.m. STAFF WRITER “Throughprotection. my0-2 Low; experience, 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; I 8-10 eastbound on the interstate near the Tooele-Salt Lake Thursday 2:30 p.m. 4:23 a.m. want peopleVery High; to 11+ know Extreme what CMV Friday 3:29 p.m. 5:02 a.m. County line when the car went off the road to the right Saturday 4:29 p.m. 5:37 a.m. After visits to numerous doc- is and understandALMANAC what the out- and rolled at about 12:50 a.m. Sunday 5:31 p.m. 6:10 a.m. tors who couldn’t tell her what come canStatistics be,” for she the week said. ending Feb. 18. Cold with snow at Mostly cloudy and Mainly cloudy, a snow Cloudy and cold with Cloudy, snow or A bit of a.m. snow; Mainly cloudy and A passenger, Maribel Mata-Ledesma, 35, also of Monday 6:35 p.m. 6:41 a.m. Temperatures Tuesday 7:39 p.m. 7:12 a.m. times, 1-3” cold shower possible a chance for snow flurries possible;was cold wrong,mostly Annie cloudy, cold Culley colder found with flurriesAlthough CMV is a com- Houston, was ejected. After rolling the Mustang stopped out she has cytomegalovirus — a mon virusHigh/Low that past infects week people of 42/11 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 44/26 partially on one of the freeway’s eastbound lanes and was 37 23 32 20 34 23 35 17 30 17common virus37 that’s23 generally36 20all ages,Average it infections temp past week are usu- 29.8 struck by another vehicle. A third vehicle, a semi-truck, unknown to the public. Normal average temp past week 34.9 ally silent; most people who ran over Mata-Ledesma. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER But the 30-year-old Tooele have CMVDaily experienceTemperatures no signsHigh Low Feb 25 Mar 4 Mar 11 Mar 19 Shown is Wednesday’s Both Mata-Ledesma and Salazar-Mendez were killed. woman is hoping to change that. or symptoms, according to the Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Neither the driver of the Cadillac or the driver of the semi- Wednesday night’s lows and After a nearly year- long trial with Centers for Disease Control and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Maegan Burr Wednesday’s highs. CMV, she is helping a bill make truck were injured. The accident is under investigation by its way through the Utah State SEE VIRUS PAGE A9 ➤ Annie Culley in her Stop CMV shirt Monday at her home in Tooele. Culley is in support of the UHP. UTAH WEATHER a bill for Utah to establish education regarding CMV. [email protected] Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 33/19 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 39/19 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 34/17 38/19 39/21 40/24 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Grantsville family Hometown 37/25 Erda 38/23 renovates old Hardware set to OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 37/23 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 34/20 38/23 31/18 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 38/24 Bauer Good LDS First Ward close its doors 37/23 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 38/22 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 37/23 building 37/19 See A2 37/24 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 38/22 See B1 38/20 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 38/22 36/21 Ophir on A9 33/20 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 36/19 38/18 Green River Last Month Season 44/28 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 35/18 38/20 Moab 36/15 SNOWPACK Hanksville 44/29 Beaver 44/30 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 35/18 Ibapah 36/20 38/14 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 13.4 13.5 7.4 St. George 36/18 36/25 Average 15.5 13.3 7.1 49/31 Kanab 41/22 Eureka Percent of average 86% 102% 104% 32/19 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013 Grantsville’s Hometown Hardware shutting its doors

by Tim Gillie hardware and lumber to retail STAFF WRITER and commercial customers. The store was also an Intermountain The power tools are all gone. Farmer’s Association dealer and Grantsville will soon be without carried agriculture supplies, Hometown Hardware. farm supplies, and bulk feed. “The men gathered over them “Our store has about 10,000- and fought for them the first day square-feet,” said Johnson. of the sale,” said Sherri Johnson, “There is still a demand in who has owned the store for 13 Grantsville for a local hardware years. store. Somebody could come Everything is discounted, up along and open a smaller store, to 75 percent off: paint, plumb- around four to six thousand ing and electrical supplies, hand square feet, and do very well.” tools, hardware, Christmas tree The store has eight part-time stands, cleaning supplies and and two full-time employees more. that are looking for new jobs, When everything is sold, said Johnson. including the store’s fixtures, “We will give them good let- Hometown Hardware will close ters of recommendation and do — but the doors won’t be locked what ever we can to support for long. A new daycare cen- them,” she said. “Our employ- ter will open soon in its place, ees and customers have all been according to the store’s owners. very good and loyal over the “Closing the store brings years.” mixed feelings,” said Johnson. Grantsville has a long his- “I’m tired of running a hardware tory of local hardware stores store and I got an offer on the dating back to the 1940s. That’s building that I could not turn when Grantsville pioneer Hilda down.” Erickson opened a general mer- Christopher and Jennifer chandise store on Grantsville’s Fawson bought the building Main Street. to house an expansion of their The Geldmachers, Williams, business, Kidsville, a licensed and Butlers are also among daycare and pre-school. The Grantsville families that have Fawson’s currently operate sold lumber, hardware and Kidsville out of their home in coal. Grantsville. “I don’t like it,” said Reed “We were doing a good busi- Skeem, referring to the closing ness,” said Kelly Clark, who of Hometown Hardware. Skeem partnered with Johnson in the has lived and shopped locally hardware store business nine in Grantsville for 48 years. “The years ago. “The big box hard- hardware store is an important ware stores had an impact, part of our community. Where Maegan Burr but we were still doing pretty am I going to find the stuff I good.” need to fix things now?” Julie Skeem walks through Hometown Hardware Thursday afternoon in Grantsville. The hardware store has been in Grantsville since the 1940s, but it will close Hometown Hardware sold [email protected] after all merchandise and fixtures are sold.

BUSINESS BRIEFS The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes news items from the local busi- Miller announces college scholarship program ness community of 150 words or less. Businesses can send news by Tim Gillie scholarship, the recipient must Anyone living in Tooele any college or university with- com. High school students and of awards, promotions, internal milestones, new business ven- STAFF WRITER remain in good standing at their County that attends college full in the Utah System of Higher students attending USU Tooele tures, new hires, relocations, school, have a grade point aver- time, 12 or more credit hours Education, including University Regional Campus can also partnerships, major transactions Miller Motorsports Park and age of 2.5 or above, and main- per semester, may apply for the of Utah, Utah State University, obtain an application from their and other items to Jeff Barrus via the family of Larry H. Miller tain full-time student status. scholarships. Graduates of any Weber State University, counselors. email at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. are offering a new scholarship “The Miller family, specifi- Tooele County High School, as Southern Utah University, Snow “We want to make sure that com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, program for Tooele County resi- cally Larry, wanted to do some- well as non-traditional students, College, Dixie State University, the word gets out that this is not or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, dents pursuing higher educa- thing to give back to the local are eligible. High school gradua- Utah Valley University and only for high school seniors,” Tooele, UT 84074. tion. community,” said Bryan Miller, tion or a certificate of equiva- Salt Lake Community College. said Miller. “This is for any- With a March 1 application assistant general manager of lency is required. It also includes private non- one attending college full time deadline, the Miller family plans Miller Motorsports Park. “It is A scholarship committee of profit Utah colleges and uni- that lives in Tooele County. The to announce three recipients something that has been impor- Larry H. Miller Group employ- versities, including Brigham scholarships are renewable of the first Miller Motorsports tant to our businesses from the ees will consider financial need, Young University, LDS Business each year. We hope that four Park Scholarships by the end time Larry began doing busi- scholastic ability and school College, Westminster College years from now, we will have 12 of April. The scholarships will ness. The scholarships seemed activities when selecting recipi- and Western Governors people attending college on our TOOELETRANSCRIPT cover tuition, fees and books like a natural way to give back ents. University. scholarship.” ULLETIN and are renewable for up to four to the community of Tooele The assistance may be used The application can be found [email protected] B years. To qualify for continued County ” for undergraduate study at at www.millermotorsportspark. ADMINISTRATION Sc ott C. Dunn Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Bruce Dunn Controller Chris Ev ans Office Manager Vicki Higgins Customer Service Grantsville teen injured ED ITORIAL David Bern Editor Mar k Watson Sports Editor Rachel Madison Community News Editor in sledding accident Maegan Burr Photo Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer near Brighton a little before 7:30 school’s track team, and has Lisa Christensen Staff Writer by Lisa Christensen p.m., and collided with a tree competed in sprint races, sprint Emma Penrod Staff Writer STAFF WRITER during one run. 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TUESDAY February 19, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Local pastor has dream of seeing homeless achieve success by Rachel Madison 20 years and is utilized in 41 to five families and they’ll stay that the families won’t end up rather than where their next meal tor of Family Promise Salt Lake STAFF WRITER states. Its mission is to help there for week at a time.” back on the streets. is coming from,” she said. City, will present information homeless families achieve sus- Paulsen also hopes to find a Family Promise is an impor- Paulsen added Tooele County about starting a Family Promise A Tooele pastor has a dream tainable independence. The pro- church that will function as a day tant program for Tooele for two Relief Services will continue to organization in Tooele. where every homeless family in gram is designed to provide shel- center where homeless families reasons. be a major resource to the com- “We need other churches Tooele transcends poverty and ter, meals and comprehensive can access computers to search “First of all, it brings all the munity. Family Promise will part- to come and find out if this is has a successful future. services for homeless families for jobs and meet with social denominations together with a ner with Tooele County Relief something they can help with,” Pastor Debi Paulsen for through local churches. Paulsen workers and other mental health common goal,” she said. “Every Services to get information out Paulsen said. “We have had posi- Tooele United Methodist Church said the program also works to professionals. religion teaches to feed the hun- to families about the program. tive feedback from community believes her dream can be help people get out of the cycle “The goal is to get a family into gry and clothe the poor. We will An informational meeting will members, and this is important. achieved through a nationwide of homelessness. their own home basically within be able to do that together. The be held Feb. 20 starting at 5:30 It unites people of all cultures program called Family Promise. Although Tooele UMC is the a year,” she said. “Family Promise other thing is that people who p.m. at Tooele UMC, 78 E. Utah and it’s a positive program. We “In communities like Tooele only church in the Tooele area will help these families to transi- serve the homeless really end up Ave. From 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., need to have at least three to four where the governments are real- that has expressed interest in tion into their own homes, but getting so much more out of the community members can join a churches to start with that are ly taxed, there aren’t resources the Family Promise program so they won’t just be left on their opportunity to meet these fami- weekly meal the Tooele UMC pro- willing to host a week of Family to provide overnight shelters far, Paulsen has high hopes that own. Family Promise continues lies and see the face of homeless- vides to the homeless commu- Promise, and it’ll take about 50 for families,” she said. “Family other churches will soon join. to provide resources, counseling ness.” nity. Then from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., volunteers.” Promise is a way to offer shelters “I’m trying to get a network and support for two years after Paulsen said around 700 chil- two guest speakers will explain To RSVP and make child care for homeless families through all of churches on board that will the family is no longer home- dren in Tooele County are con- the program. Karen Kuipers from arrangements for the meeting, of the local faiths and denomina- provide shelter for families on a less.” sidered homeless. Tooele County Relief Services will call Melanie Beatty at (385) 282- tions.” weekly basis,” she said. “Clergy Paulsen said this two-year “If we can provide a stable present facts about the needs of 3377. Family Promise is a program will basically turn the church support network is important environment for them to live in, homeless families in the area, [email protected] that has been around for nearly into a shelter for as many as four because it basically guarantees their focus can be on education and Tony Milner, executive direc- Hummingbirds migrating from Central America earlier in spring by Bruce Smith a scientist at Clemson University arrive in North America. The North American Bird Phenology available at its peak so the young tor of birds at the Museum of ASSOCIATED PRESS and one of the study’s authors. research compared data on their Program. ones will have enough food.” Natural Science at Louisiana “They fly backward, and they first arrival times from 1890 to The research compared the Ecological systems work dif- State University, said that while CHARLESTON, South Carolina hover, and they will come to 1969 with arrival times during historical documents with about ferently, Johnson said, and the he had not seen the humming- (AP) — Ruby-throated hum- feeders at homes so people can the past 15 years or so. 30,000 recent records on hum- hummingbirds’ early arrival birds research, a wide body of mingbirds are migrating to North easily see them.” The comparison found that mingbird arrivals. Scientists say doesn’t necessarily mean that the literature shows other species of America weeks earlier than in Johnson and colleagues from the birds are arriving in North the earlier arrival times could be flowers and insects of their diet birds flying north earlier in both decades past, and research indi- Clemson; Taylor University America 12 to 18 days earlier problematic for hummingbirds, are available earlier. North America and Europe. cates that higher temperatures in Upland, Indiana; and the than in the past. of which there are an estimated Courtier said future research But he added that sometimes in their winter habitat may be University of Nebraska last Jason Courtier of Taylor 7 million. might focus on other species too much emphasis is placed on the reason. month published an article on University said the historical “With any bird that migrates farmers need for pollination of the earliest date a bird appears. It Researchers say the early the migration of the humming- data on hummingbirds is based over long distances, it’s good to plants. could reflect a couple of extreme- arrival could mean less food at birds in The Auk, the Journal on government surveys from show up at the nesting grounds “We’re wondering what the ly early arrivals, he said. nesting time for the tiny birds of the American Ornithologists about 3,000 naturalists around at a good time when you can set consequences are and are hum- “What really counts, biologi- that feed on insect pests, help Union. the country who recorded the up a territory and build your nest mingbirds representative of cally, is whether the peak peri- pollinate flowers and are popular The birds, which weigh lit- first spring arrival time of bird and when the young come along other species farmers rely on for od of migration has actually with birdwatchers. tle more than a nickel coin, fly species over the decades. there will be a lot of food avail- other pollination and biological changed,” he said. “That is what “Hummingbirds are charis- hundreds of miles over the Gulf About 6 million such records able,” Johnson said. pest control,” he said. would most likely affect popula- matic, and they do things that of Mexico from their wintering exist and are being scanned “You want to be there ideally James Van Remsen, the cura- tion biology.” fascinate us,” said Ron Johnson, grounds in Central America to into computer databases by the right when the food becomes OPEN Bring in Valentines Day Study: Better TV might improve kids’ behavior 24/724/7* withwith a BlBlastast of ColColoror

by Donna Gordon Blankinship not involved in this study but �����������Tanning Salon ASSOCIATED PRESS also focuses his work on kids and television commended Christakis SEATTLE (AP) — Teaching par- for taking a look at the influence February Specials ents to switch channels from vio- of positive TV programs, instead lent shows to educational TV can of focusing on the impact of vio- 30 DAY PASS IN ANY BED improve preschoolers’ behavior, lent TV. ONLY $55 (REG. $125) even without getting them to “I think it’s fabulous that peo- watch less, a study found. ple are looking on the positive The results were modest and side. Because no one’s going to 1/2 OFF ALL 2012 faded over time, but may hold stop watching TV, we have to promise for finding ways to help have viable alternatives for kids,” TANNING LOTIONS young children avoid aggres- said Dr. Michael Rich, director of sive, violent behavior, the study the Center on Media and Child TOOELE COUNTY’S authors and other doctors said. Health at Children’s Hospital “It’s not just about turning off Boston. ONLY 24/7 the television. It’s about chang- TANNING SALON!* ing the channel. What children watch is as important as how 500 E VILLAGE BLVD • STE 108 • STANSBURY PARK much they watch,” said lead NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 435.849.2364 Staffed Hrs: M -Th 12PM-8PM • F - Sat 11AM-6PM author Dr. Dimitri Christakis, Shutterstock a pediatrician and researcher at Seattle Children’s Research By one year, there was no with positive shows; the healthy Institute. meaningful difference between eating group watched more vio- The research was to be pub- the two groups overall. Low- lent TV. lished online Monday by the income boys appeared to get the Nancy Jensen, who took part journal Pediatrics. most short-term benefit. with her now 6-year-old daugh- The study involved 565 Seattle “That’s important because ter, said the study was a wake-up parents, who periodically filled they are at the greatest risk, both call. out TV-watching diaries and for being perpetrators of aggres- “I didn’t realize how much questionnaires measuring their sion in real life, but also being Elizabeth was watching and how child’s behavior. victims of aggression,” Christakis much she was watching on her Half were coached for six said. own,” she said. months on getting their 3-to- The study has some flaws. The Jensen said her daughter’s 5-year-old kids to watch shows parents weren’t told the purpose behavior improved after making like “Sesame Street” and “Dora of the study, but the authors con- changes, and she continues to the Explorer” rather than more cede they probably figured it out control what Elizabeth and her 2- violent programs like “Power and that might have affected the year-old brother, Joe, watch. She Rangers.” The results were com- results. also decided to replace most of pared with kids whose parents Before the study, the children Elizabeth’s TV time with games, who got advice on healthy eating averaged about 11/2 hours of art and outdoor fun. instead. TV, video and computer game During a recent visit to their At six months, children in both watching a day, with violent con- Seattle home, the children groups showed improved behav- tent making up about a quarter seemed more interested in play- ior, but there was a little bit more of that time. By the end of the ing with blocks and running improvement in the group that study, that increased by up to 10 around outside than watching was coached on their TV watch- minutes. Those in the TV coach- TV. ing. ing group increased their time Another researcher who was

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OUR VIEW by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Refreshingly honest Hospital’s healthy menu change further underscores county’s obesity challenges The Tooele County community has much to be grateful for when it comes to local healthcare. Because of Mountain West Medical Center, we have an exceptional 43-bed hospital that provides a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services, and many complex medical procedures that typically aren’t available beyond the Wasatch Front. Since it replaced the county’s 50-year-old hospital in 2002, MWMC has established a benchmark of quality healthcare that is the envy of larger, urban hospitals across Utah and elsewhere. In another benchmark, our local hospital over the past decade has taken an active leadership role in providing preventative programs that aim to educate and inspire all of us to make healthier lifestyle choices. But a new health initiative by MWMC shows an even deeper commitment to educate and inspire — to do what’s right for the community — despite potential risk to the hospital’s bottom line. It also reveals a growing effort by health officials and organizations to remedy a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR worrisome well-being issue in the county. In a Feb. 12 Transcript-Bulletin story titled, “Hospital revamps patient menu to Have tech companies move here It saddened me to think her family mem- cut calories and cholesterol,” MWMC officials held nothing back while explain- I keep hearing the state wants to move ber chose to throw her food order away. LETTERS POLICY ing the problem. Because the majority of the facility’s patients suffer from serious the state prison so the land can be devel- Had she the integrity to return the food The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters cardiovascular disease or diabetes, the old patient menu — filled with comfort oped for high tech businesses. There is no and present her concern to the proper per- to the editor from readers. Letters must food high in sugar, sodium and cholesterol — was given the heave ho. In its place guarantee that they will build there unless sonnel, I am almost sure she would return be no longer than 250 words, civil in is a new menu that offers numerous dishes and entrees prepared at healthier stan- they are already sucking up to the state for items purchased at a local market to satisfy tone, written exclusively for the Transcript- dards. that land. I think that if our elected officials her concerns. Bulletin, and accompanied by the writer’s While talking about the difficulty of feeding so many sick patients every day with are already spending taxpayers’ money on Tooele County continues to have many name, address and phone number. disease-caused food restrictions, Misty Kay, a registered dietitian at MWMC, sum- this bad idea, they should be voted out families needing assistance to feed their Priority will be given to letters that refer marized well the importance of a new, healthier menu: “It’s a need here, and it’s because there is nothing wrong with the families. The homeless population is a real to a recent article in the newspaper. All kind of hypocritical to be a hospital and not provide healthy meals.” state prison where it’s at and the buildings fact. Statistics can be obtained from Karen letters may be subject to editing. Kay’s words about “need” and “hypocritical” aren’t overblown. They’re refresh- should be in good shape. Kuiper, county homeless coordinator. Letters written to thank an individual or ingly honest — and not just because food served in most hospitals is notorious for I like my idea better to keep the prison A return trip to the food bank would have organization should be submitted for being unpleasant to the eyes and palate. where it is and let those tech companies answered all the questions Ms. Christensen “Notes of Appreciation” According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Tooele County is move out here to the old Utah Industrial asks in her letter regarding sanitation, expi- Readers who are interested in writing a home to the highest rate of adult obesity in the state at 30.7 percent. For compari- Depot, now known as Ninigret Depot. That ration dates, rotating food and repacked longer guest op-ed column on a topic of son, the statewide average is 25 percent. Also, according to the Utah Department won’t waste open space and tax payers’ items. general interest should contact Managing of Health, the county’s teen obesity rate is at 10 percent — again, the highest in the money. Simple now, isn’t it. Lastly, I did not understand the reason- Editor David Bern directly via the contact state (the average teen obesity rate in Utah is 7.5 percent). Obesity is defined as Roger Knutson ing that she “threw it away so somebody information at the top of this page. an excessive amount of body fat; at a minimum, about 20 percent or more over a Grantsville else wouldn’t receive the items.” Did she Email: [email protected] person’s ideal body weight. The ill effects of obesity are well known and undisputed, think destroying her food would solve her Fax: (435) 882-6123 such as hypertension, type II diabetes, coronary disease (heart attack) and cancer. Throw away food? perceived problem with the food bank? Mail: Letters to the Editor In response to those figures, Tooele County health officials have launched several This letter is in regard to Brittany Education is never a negative. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin P.O. Box 390 initiatives as part of a Community Health Improvement Plan to help overweight Christensen’s complaint against the local Betty Nicholson residents drop the pounds. The latest of these is a new coalition and informational food bank in the Feb. 5 Transcript Bulletin. Tooele website called Live Fit Tooele County. Both tackle three major problems in local residents’ lives: obesity, diabetes and lack of physical exercise. The website (www. livefittc.org) was launched in early January and is a convenient nutrition and exer- GUEST OPINION cise resource. Although the hospital’s switch to a healthier menu may prompt a few patients to seek healthcare where greasy burgers and fries are still on the menu, MWMC’s A first step in setting new warfare parameters actions are a conscionable, responsible and welcomed response — not a knee jerk reaction — to what some may call a local health crisis. Due to the hospital, and leaked U.S. Department of Justice of old-school, second-generation nation- other local agencies and organizations efforts to get us to eat less and exercise more, white paper supporting the killing state conflicts. Tooele County may someday pass off the torch as the most obese county in Utah. of terrorists overseas who happen to What if the next Osama bin Laden hap- A Rachel Marsden hold American citizenship is causing mass pens to have American citizenship? Should hyperventilation across America. Although GUEST COLUMNIST he be exempt from the consequences of GUEST OPINION average Americans needn’t fear the pos- military action simply because he’s an sibility of being picked off by a drone one American? Should he be allowed to lawyer night while scarfing down macaroni and up from a foreign battlefield just because White House congratulated for cheese and watching the game, there is ity, and humanity (the avoidance of unnec- his American citizenship is supposed to concern that the government is grossly essary suffering).” confer an innate right to by-the-second overstepping its bounds by targeting U.S. A lack of discernment over who is billable hours? Or instead, and in very confusion over Benghazi attack citizens for extermination. awarded American citizenship is in large defined instances, should he just be vapor- he Obama White Congress got around The document, which the clueless have part to blame for all the battlefield confu- ized? House is to be con- to its Benghazi hear- dubbed the “drone memo,” contains pre- sion these days. It used to be that wars This is the sort of scenario for which the Tgratulated. It has ings, “Benghazi” had cisely zero instances of the word “drone” took place between nation-states, and you Justice Department and the White House executed one of the most become a watchword or any variation thereof. But the memo could assume that anyone who shared your appear to be laying the groundwork, and effective stonewalls in for right-wing obses- said the U.S. government should be able nationality and was fighting on the other the DOJ memo is clearly just a start in the recent memory over the siveness and lack of to target Americans, right? Yes, but exclu- side deserved a bullet for an act of treason. development of new warfare parameters. Benghazi attack last Sept. perspective. Polite sively on foreign soil, and with very specific These days, the battle lines are drawn This isn’t about some nefarious plot 11 that killed our ambas- commentators could parameters. The fact that your mother-in- between ideologies rather than coun- to kill everyday Americans — it’s about sador to Libya and three barely suppress a law drops by on occasion does not mean tries, yet Article 51 of the United Nations government legally covering its behind for others. Its handling of the snicker when uttering that your living room officially qualifies as a Charter grants nations the inherent right to every possible ideologically-based fourth- aftermath of the debacle is a model the word. conflict zone, unless it’s located somewhere self-defense. The citizenship of the fight- generation warfare eventuality. example of the power of obfuscation The other week, outgoing Secretary like Yemen or Pakistan. ers is irrelevant with this relatively new The subject of drones being the pre- and delay. Future high-ranking officials of Defense Leon Panetta revealed The “Assassination Memo” doesn’t apply kind of warfare — at least until someone ferred new tools of warfare in an era of please take note: This is how it is done. under questioning that after a previ- to you if you’re an American living inside kills a dual American citizen (like Anwar heightened sensitivity to military casualties All the smart PR gurus say it is best ously scheduled meeting with the the United States. If you’re abroad, you may al-Awlaki, the Forrest Gump of contempo- is an entirely different matter of debate. to release bad news as soon as possible president at the White House at 5 p.m. be fair game if you’re a “senior operational rary Islamic terrorism) and human-rights If, as an American citizen, you steer “to get ahead of the story.” The Obama at the outset of the attacks, he had no leader” of al-Qaeda and pose an “imminent groups try to make the victim sound like clear of places like Pakistani terror training White House wasn’t foolish enough other communication from the presi- threat of violent attack against the United Donny Osmond. When these activist camps, you’ll be just fine in any case. to follow this hackneyed advice. It dent or anyone else at the White House States,” and if your “capture is infeasible.” groups start trying to wrap up warfare in advanced laughably implausible the rest of the night. Neither, according These factors must also fit within the legal red tape, it becomes evident that we Rachel Marsden is a columnist, political explanations for the attack from the to his own testimony, did Chairman of “law-of-war principles governing the use of can’t fight these guerilla-style, ideologically strategist and former Fox News host based first and has refused to provide a full the Joint Chiefs Martin Dempsey. This force: necessity, distinction, proportional- driven wars using the outdated framework in Paris. accounting of its handling of it to this raises the question of what President day. Obama was doing during the long The imperative for the White House hours of an attack that killed a U.S. GUEST OPINION was, first, to try to deny that the assault ambassador for the first time since was a coordinated terrorist attack lest 1979. that undermine its anti-terror cre- Or it should raise the question. The dentials and, second, to push further press isn’t much interested in asking Hard to think straight with a gun at your neck consideration of the matter past the it. Given the opportunity to query the he year is 2016. In the middle of the clock a little in surprise. It seems kind of November election. After that, there president directly in his joint interview American Idol semi-finals, your TV late for Girl Scout cookies, but you go on up would be, by definition, no electoral with President Obama and Secretary Tscreen goes blank, then segues to to see who’s at the door. consequences from more fallout. of State Hillary Clinton, Steve Kroft of President Barack Obama striding to the Jewel Punzalan Allen As the door swings open, you see a flash So the Accountability Review Board “60 Minutes” stuck to more pressing White House podium. You hear a barrage of GUEST COLUMNIST of a badge. Military Police. report from the State Department was matters, like any sense of guilt Clinton clicks from cameras as he stands behind the “What…?” you manage to say, before scheduled to hit ... in December. When might feel about not preventing the podium and nods at reporters. about a half dozen soldiers swarm around asked about Benghazi during the attacks. A beaming president says, “Today, I’m you. They’re asking about two guns reg- campaign, the president could aver, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of pleased to announce a momentous occa- already have? istered under your name. They’re taking “Nobody wants to find out more what South Carolina vows to hold up Obama sion.” He goes on to explain that there’s You’re not registered as a Republican everyone’s guns, for a safer America. happened than I do.” administration nominees until he gets been a breakthrough in the stalled gun or Democrat, but you kind of lean a bit on Second Amendment, your brain screams, Of course, President Barack Obama answers. His determination is admi- talks. the Republican side. You don’t think guns but it’s hard to think straight with a always knew what he did or did not rable, but by now, no one really cares. Finally, Congress is supporting the presi- should be out and out banned, because for machine gun pointed at your neck, shoving do during the course of the eight-hour The stonewall worked, alas. Benghazi dent on an executive order that everyone one thing, you own two guns of your own. you as you stumble towards the master’s attack that started at the consulate and was a fiasco. The handling of its after- calls the “Newtown Safe Kids” law. The All in the name of sports, of course, because bedroom closet where you keep the guns continued at a safe house. If he had math by President Obama and his details will be revealed to the public shortly, target shooting is fun. under the shoeboxes. You hand over your covered himself in glory, surely he or team was brilliant. I guess that’s why but meanwhile, he points to a screen And well, you like the idea that someday, guns to the soldiers, then watch them file someone close to him would have let they call him the commander in chief. behind him. “I’d like to remind us all of why if you need it, you can use a gun to protect out of your bedroom into the dark night. reporters know. we’re doing this.” yourself and your family. You’ve got two With trembling hand, you pick up your Instead, nothing. Time passed, Rich Lowry is editor of the National A slideshow shows pictures of all those kids of your own, and you just want them to cell phone to warn your brother, but it and he won the re-election. When Review. kids and teachers killed in the Newtown grow up in a safer America. appears you have no cell service. You rush school mass shooting from four years ago. You decide to check on details of the law to the computer, which shows no Internet There’s a picture of that little girl from online. While the computer is booting up, connection either. EDITORIAL BOARD Ogden that makes your throat constrict you walk over to the basement den and look In the living room, on American Idol, the because you had gone to the vigil where sky in on your two children who are playing Wii contestant is singing, “Fool on the Hill…” Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern lanterns were released into the air in her on the widescreen. They don’t look up, but Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor memory. just seeing them safe and sound is enough Jewel Punzalan Allen is a memoir writing With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, After the president’s announcement, for you. Yes, everyone in Washington is on coach and a long-time journalist who lives including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. you’re curious about this new law. Will it the right track. This is all for the kids. in Grantsville. She blogs at pink-ink-pink. involve more bans on guns than what we The doorbell rings. You glance at the blogspot.com. A5

TUESDAY February 19, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 NEED CASH NOW? GUEST OPINION We Want to Make You a Loan! $100-$3,000 TODAY! The great hoax of austerity economics Noble Finance 435-843-1255 e are in the most ane- Washington are contemplat- spending also continued to fall. mic recovery in mod- ing additional tax hikes on the Personally, I’m glad we’re ern history. The presi- middle class. spending less on the military. It’s W Robert Reich dent is talking about boosting The only people doing well the most bloated part of the gov- Sinus Infection? Allergies? the economy and rebuilding the GUEST COLUMNIST are at the top — but they save ernment. But right now the mili- middle class, but Washington a large part of what they earn tary is America’s only major jobs Voice Disorders? isn’t doing squat. instead of spending it. And their program. Cutting the military In fact, apart from the Fed savings go all over the world in without increasing spending David K. Palmer M.D. — which continues to hold didn’t know what to do about search of the highest return. on roads, bridges, schools and down interest rates in the quix- all this. But we do know. It’s not It’s true that overall personal everything else we need simply Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C otic hope that banks will begin rocket science. income soared by 8 percent in means fewer jobs. (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) lending again to average people The only reason for employ- the final three months of 2012 Government spending con- — the government is heading ers to hire more workers is if compared with an increase of tinues to drop. The White House Ear, Nose & Throat in exactly the wrong direction: they have more customers. But just over 2 percent in the third has already agreed to major Head & Neck Surgery raising taxes on the middle class American employers have not quarter. But this income didn’t spending cuts, some to go into Allergy & Sinus and cutting public spending. It’s had enough customers to justify go into the pockets of the mid- effect this year. Voice Disorders called austerity economics. much new hiring. dle class. It went into the pock- Coming showdowns over the Washington is still acting as if There are essentially two ets of people at the top. Wages next fiscal cliff, appropriations the budget deficit were the most sources of customers: individual and salaries grew a measly six- to fund government operations, Call to make an appointment important economic problem. consumers and the government. tenths of one percent. and the debt ceiling will likely 882-6448 It’s not. Unemployment and (Forget exports for now; Europe Most of the rise in personal result in more cuts. 1929 N. 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New report questions FAA’s Follow us on Facebook! airline safety rules promise TOOELETRANSCRIPT by Joan Lowy ASSOCIATED PRESS BULLETIN WASHINGTON (AP) — Since a deadly airline crash in 2009, the government hasn’t kept its promise to ensure that major air- lines are holding their smaller partners to the same safety stan- dards, a federal watchdog says. The Transportation Department’s inspector gen- eral faults the Federal Aviation Administration for not taking steps to encourage the big air- lines “to consistently share safety information and best practices” with regional airlines that oper- ate flights under contract for them. That business link is known Shutterstock as code-sharing, by which one airline sells tickets for seats on a reviews only a small share for mation and best practices with flight operated by another airline their potential economic impact, their code-share partners.” — United and United Express, not safety, the report said. The FAA dropped its plans to for example. “As a result, most domestic review code-sharing agreements More than half of all airline code-share agreements go into because agency officials felt the flights in the U.S. are oper- effect without being reviewed by largest airlines had taken steps The U.S. Tre asury is ated by regional airlines using any (federal) regulatory entity,” to increase their safety sharing names such as United Express, the report said. with their regional partners, the Delta Connection, American The Associated Press obtained report said. Re quiring Electronic Federal Connection and US Airways a copy of the report before its But the inspector general Express under code-sharing public release. found that while that was true Benefit Pay ments by March 1. arrangements. The FAA also doesn’t have pro- of one large airline, it wasn’t A flight operated by regional cedures in place “to advance the the case for others. The report carrier Colgan Air for Continental agency’s commitment to ensure reviewed four major and eight Airlines under the name the same level of safety between regional carriers who participate Are Yo u Prepared? Continental Express crashed in mainline air carriers and their in code share agreements, but February 2009 near Buffalo, N.Y., code-share partners,” the report did not identify the airlines. killing 50 people. After that crash, said. Rivkin replied in a letter to officials at the department and Responding to the report, the inspector general that the the FAA said they would begin Robert Rivkin, the Transportation FAA doesn’t make a distinction Did you know that you must switch reviewing code-share contracts Department’s general counsel, between “major” and “regional” to see if they impinged on safety. said the FAA “believes that all carriers because “all of those car- to electronic payments by March 1, 2013 if you Investigators cited pilot carriers ... meet an appropri- riers meet the same standards.” are receiving federal benefit payments such training lapses by Colgan as a ate level of safety” regardless of Scott Maurer, whose 30-year- factor. Colgan ended flying in whether they are in a code-share old daughter, Lorin, died in the as Social Security and Veteran’s Affairs benefits? September as part of its parent agreement. Colgan crash, said he was disap- company’s restructuring. After the Colgan crash, pointed but not surprised by the A National Transportation Transportation Secretary Ray inspector general’s findings. Safety Board investigation and LaHood and then-FAA chief “These promises tend to end SPECIAL OFFER! congressional hearings after the Randy Babbitt announced an up becoming lip service,” he Colgan crash pointed out the dif- industry-government “call to said. “It sounds good at the time, Set up your direct deposit by March 1, and get ferences in safety cultures that action” and they held a well-pub- but there is no follow through.” % sometimes occur between the licized safety summit. An airline A year after the Colgan crash, a special 3.00 APY share certificate rate!* two types of airlines. safety “action plan” released by then-Continental Airlines CEO For example, at that time, FAA officials at the time promised Jeffrey Smisek angered victims’ some regional carriers were that the FAA and the department families when he said it was the hiring pilots with as few as 250 would “develop the authority and FAA’s responsibility to ensure LET US HELP YOU SET UP hours of flight experience, which processes to review agreements” Colgan’s pilots were properly FAA rules allow. Major airlines between major carriers and their trained, not Continental’s. YOUR DIRECT DEPOSIT TODAY. typically hired pilots with about regional partners. “We did not train those pilots. Call us at 800-662-9522 or visit any of our 10 times that much experience. That plan said one of its short- We did not maintain those air- After the crash, pilot unions term goals was that “major carri- craft. We did not operate the convenient branch locations today. and safety advocates said region- ers should seek specific and con- aircraft. But we expect them to al carriers were driven to cut crete ways” to ensure that their be safe. We expect the Federal corners on safety, including hir- smaller airline partner carriers Aviation Administration to do its ing inexperienced pilots at low adopt and implement the larger job,” Smisek told a hearing of wages, in part to meet perfor- company’s most effective practic- the House Transportation and mance goals required under the es for safety. That was to include Infrastructure Committee. code-sharing contracts. Airlines periodic meetings to review safe- The father of a law student that met their goals often earned ty data gathering programs and killed in the crash later cornered more money under the agree- “to constantly emphasize their Smisek in the hallway outside the ments, while those that failed to shared safety philosophy.” hearing room, complaining that meet such goals were sometimes The inspector general’s report his daughter bought her ticket 800-662-9522 � www.heritagewestcu.com penalized. said that although the FAA spon- from Continental, not Colgan. *APY = Annual Percentage Yield. 3.00% APY/2.967% APR. 11-month term. Rate effective as of The FAA, despite earlier sors biannual information-shar- Smisek is now the president 01/25/13. Minimum deposit of $1,000. Maximum deposit of $20,000. Must have direct deposit promises, isn’t reviewing any ing events for the airline indus- and CEO of the holding com- for duration of the certificate term to qualify. Early cancellation of direct deposit will result in code-share contracts for their try, “it has not taken steps to pany for United Airlines, which dividend payment at six month rate. Penalty associated with early withdrawal. Rate subject to change at any time without notice. Limited time offer. Federally insured by the NCUA. safety implications, and the encourage mainline carriers to merged with Continental. Transportation Department consistently share safety infor- A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013 ON-HOO LT PE OBITUARIES DEATH NOTICE NOTE OF DA S Jamie Ruth Bradley H. Duane Garrard APPRECIATION 1953-2013 Funeral Parlor & Undertakers H. Duane Garrard, 77, of Lake I want to thank the family who QUALITY SERVICE & REASONABLE PRICES Jamie Ruth Bradley passed Point, passed away Feb. 18 sur- enjoyed lunch at Jim’s Restaurant are more important than ever. We off er a FREE comprehensive away peacefully surrounded by rounded by his family. Funeral on Feb. 2 for graciously paying pre-planning in your home with no pressure to prepay. family on Feb. 12 after a long services will be held Saturday. for my lunch. Thank you again. battle with cancer. Jamie was Contact Dalton Hoopes Funeral Betty Nicholson ���������������������� born to Edna and James Bradley Parlor for more information at �������������������� in Huntington Park, Calif., on 884-3031. A full obituary will ���������������� www.facebook.com/ Sept. 23, 1953 and moved to appear in the Thursday edition DaltonHoopes daltonhoopes.com Park City in 1990. Jamie had a of the Transcript-Bulletin. love for children and ran a day- care business out of her home ����������������������������� in Park City before moving to Stansbury Park to be close to Kids’ suspensions renew ������������������������������� her daughter Melissa and her family. Jamie worked as a para- �������������������� educator at Overlake Elementary debate over zero tolerance School for nine years in Tooele. Bruce Downard, grandchildren 150 W Main • Grantsville • 435.884.3031 Jamie had a love for animals, was Whitney, Dakota and Summer by Michael Rubinkam problems stem from its misap- extremely artistic and especially Downard, brother-in-law Robbie ASSOCIATED PRESS plication. loved crafting with her grand- Sletta, niece Amanda Sletta and The original 1994 federal law, children. She also loved orange her cat Chloe. Jamie will be laid Waiting in line for the bus, a and most state and local zero tabby cats and had quite the to rest in the Park City Cemetery. Pennsylvania kindergartener tells tolerance policies, give school collection. Jamie is survived by Condolences may be sent to the her pals she’s going to shoot them administrators the flexibility to her mother Edna B. White, sis- family at www.olpinhoopes.com. with a Hello Kitty toy that makes tailor punishments to fit the cir- ters Carol Sletta, Yvonne Bradley The family asks in lieu of flowers soap bubbles. In Maryland, a 6- cumstances, noted school safety and Shirley Madson, daughter to please make a donation to year-old boy pretends his fingers expert Kenneth Trump. Melissa Downard, son-in-law your favorite pet charity. are a gun during a playground “Contrary to the myth of zero game of cops and robbers. In tolerance, most school board pol- Massachusetts, a 5-year-old boy icies provide options and flexibil- attending an after-school pro- ity for administrators. What you Erlene Ann Ward gram makes a gun out of Legos see is poor decision-making and 1948-2013 and points it at other students poor implementation of the poli- while “simulating the sound of cies, rather than the fact school Erlene Ann Ward, 64, passed gunfire,” as one school official put administrators are handcuffed away peacefully at her home in it. in terms of their discretion,” he Tooele surrounded by loved ones. Kids with active imaginations? said. Erlene is survived by her husband Or potential threats to school Trump said most school offi- Richard Ward, her sons Ron (Lisa) safety? cials bend over backward to be Jones and Brian (Brandi) Ward, Some school officials are tak- fair. But he added there’s no ques- sisters Shirley, Linda and Barbara, ing the latter view, suspending tion that Sandy Hook weighs brothers Larry and Roger, grand- or threatening to suspend small heavily. children Corey, Justin, Stetson, children over behavior their par- “It’s a normal occurrence to Bodie, Chase, Tessa, Kaylene, ents consider perfectly normal have a heightened sensitivity after �������������������������������������� Gage, Karlee, Tyler, Cameron and and age-appropriate — even a high-profile tragedy, but that ��������� �������������� Marlee, and great-grandchildren now, with schools in a state of does not negate the need for com- Sofia, Leina, Elyse, Olivia and heightened sensitivity following mon sense,” he said. ������������ ���������� Blake. She was preceded in death the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Maryland father Stephen ��������� ����������� by her mother and father, Earl and Clubhouse in Stansbury Park. Elementary in December. Grafton said common sense was �������������� ������������ Bertha Martin, and two broth- Interment will follow at the Tooele The extent to which the in short supply in a case involving ers, Bobby and Denny Martin. City Cemetery. Services entrusted Newtown, Conn., shooting might his 6-year-old son, who he said SERVING MY HOMETOWN WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY Funeral services will be held Feb. with Didericksen Memorial, 277- influence educators’ disciplinary was suspended from White Marsh AND THE BEST PRICE GUARANTEED. 22 at 10 a.m. at the Stansbury 0050. decisions is unclear. But parents Elementary School in Trappe for contend administrators are pro- using his hand as a “gun” during jecting adult fears onto children recess. who know little about the massa- Grafton, a staff sergeant in the cre of 20 first-graders and six edu- Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, cators, and who certainly pose no said administrators were crimi- threat to anyone. nalizing play. He said he told his “It’s horrible what they’re son he shouldn’t shoot pretend doing to these kids,” said Kelly guns because it makes some chil- TOOELE Guarna, whose 5-year-old daugh- dren upset, “but it was a difficult ter, Madison, was suspended conversation to have because he TRANSCRIPT by Mount Carmel Area School didn’t do anything wrong.” District in eastern Pennsylvania The school lifted the suspen- last month for making a “terror- sion after a day and removed it istic threat” with the bubble gun. from his record, Grafton said. ULLETIN “They’re treating them as mini- “It’s a very hypersensitive time,” B adults, making them grow up too he said. “But, still, common sense fast, and robbing them of their has to apply for something like imaginations.” this, and it looks like common Mary Czajkowski, superinten- sense just went completely out dent of Barnstable Public Schools the window.” in Hyannis, Mass., acknowledged The school principal did not that Sandy Hook has teachers and respond to messages. parents on edge. But she defended “We’ve seen literally thousands Hyannis West Elementary School’s of these kinds of episodes of zero warning to a 5-year-old boy who tolerance since the early 1990s,” ������������������ chased his classmates with a gun said Skiba, who co-authored he’d made from plastic building a 2006 study for the American blocks, saying the student didn’t Psychological Association that listen to the teacher when she concluded zero tolerance has not told him repeatedly to stop. improved school security. January 2013 Winner: The school told his mother if it In the Pennsylvania case, happened again, he’d face a two- Guarna, a former police officer, week suspension. said she was summoned to her “Given the heightened aware- daughter’s school last month and Colin Arave ness and sensitivity, we must do told that 5-year-old Madison had all that we can to ensure that all talked about shooting her pink students and adults both remain bubble gun. A bike sits next to a tree in Grantsville. safe and feel safe in schools,” The kindergartener was ini- Czajkowski said in a statement. tially suspended for 10 days and “To dismiss or overlook an inci- ordered to undergo a psycho- dent that results in any member logical evaluation, according to of our school community feeling documents supplied by Guarna’s unsafe or threatened would be attorney. The suspension was irresponsible and negligent.” later reduced to two days, and The boy’s mother, Sheila Cruz- the incident was reclassified as Cardosa, said school officials are “threat to harm others.” responding irrationally in the But Guarna wasn’t satisfied. wake of Sandy Hook. She said The counselor who evaluated they should be concentrating on Madison indicated she was a “typ- “high school kids or kids who are ical 5-year-old in temperament more of a threat, not an innocent and interest.” Guarna and her 5-year-old who’s playing with attorney, Robin Ficker, demanded Legos.” the district expunge Madison’s Though Newtown introduces a record, apologize and make poli- wrinkle to the debate, the slew of cy changes. recent high-profile suspensions The parties met recently and over perceived threats or weap- Guarna went away happy, though ons infractions has renewed old she said she was asked not to questions about the wisdom of reveal the terms of her agreement “zero tolerance” policies. with the district. The district’s Conceived as a way to improve attorney declined to comment, school security and maintain con- citing privacy law. sistent discipline and order, zero Guarna said she intends to tolerance was enshrined by a 1994 push for changes in state law. federal law that required states “My daughter had to suffer. I to mandate a minimum one-year don’t want to see other kids suf- expulsion of any student caught fering,” Guarna said. with a firearm on school property. Mark Terry, a Texas principal Over the years, many states and and president of the National school districts expanded zero Association of Elementary School tolerance to include offenses as Principals, said most principals varied as fighting, skipping school he knows are “not big supporters” or arguing with a teacher. of zero tolerance policies because Some experts say there’s little they discount professional judg- evidence that zero tolerance — in ment. which certain infractions compel But when discipline policies do automatic discipline, usually sus- provide leeway, he said: “I would pension or expulsion — makes hope that principals would, num- Your photo could be next! schools safer, and contend the ber one, use discretion and com- policies leads to increased rates mon sense. And if you do make a Submit your photo at: of dropouts and involvement mistake, apologize and say, `Hey, with the juvenile justice system. that was a boneheaded move.’ Supporters respond that zero tol- Our sensitivities are just too high www.tooeletranscript.com erance is a useful and necessary and we need to back off a little bit tool for removing disruptive kids and take a look at what our real from the classroom, and say any safety plan is.” A7

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Dugway, which is right at the time and winter is almost over, I hope, be prevented. Deer when deer are moving across the but now is another time when we “If they have more time to continued from page A1 road,” said Becker. “Those two see deer moving through town react then they can stop before times overlap so much they’re because they’re heading back up hitting a deer,” he said. “They getting hit. Traffic is pretty high into the canyons,” he said. can also be looking on the sides — which varies from 35 to 55 volume and high speed to get to Becker advised if drivers would of the road for shining eyes. It’s miles per hour — is too high in work.” slow down, give themselves more just a matter of slowing down the deer crossing area for this Becker said even though win- room between vehicles and keep and keeping your eyes open time of year. Also, prime hours ter is the most common time for an eye out for deer along the more than anything.” for traffic heading to Deseret deer to be hit, because their nat- roadsides, most accidents could [email protected] Chemical Depot and Dugway ural migration route brings them Proving Ground are during the down from the mountains and same time when deer are feed- into the valley, there are dangers ing. year-round. He said signs clearly Find Your Dream Home! “There is a rush in the morn- mark that the area is a deer- TOOELETRANSCRIPT courtesy of Division of Wildlife Resources ing and the evening for people crossing zone. to get to work at the DCD and “The real super cold is over BULLETIN Around 40 deer have been found dead alongside roads this winter.

Fix TOOELE RANSCRIPT continued from page A1 were on the weekend and were though there do tend to be more T very few, and if it’s not during crashes — and more repair work BULLETIN if there’s no snow on the road, a drive time there are no acci- — in the winter. there’s no business. We can make dents,” Hudson said. “Typically winters are a little a living during the winter if there’s Rick Hall, of Rick Hall Auto more busy because of winter- winter. If there’s no winter, it’s Body in Tooele, said he has related stuff, but I didn’t really A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! tough.” noticed other factors that con- notice it this year as much as If the weather is more mild like tribute to business besides the other years,” he said. “But once the 2011-2012 winter, it means timing and quantity of snow- it started to warm up a little bit I Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin fewer snowstorms to tangle with storms. traffic. The timing of storms is “Slow times tend to be tax noticed an increase immediately. important for the industry, too, time and back-to-school time,” Typically January, February are Hudson said. Poorly timed storms he said. “Those you can bank on the busiest months of the year. can make a dry winter worse. being slow.” But you never know. Once you “Last winter we didn’t have a Hall said while those times start to plan on it and bank on it, Dr. Paul A. Satter winter. We didn’t have any work, are typically slow, the opposite of course, it doesn’t go that way.” Board Certifi ed in Internal Medicine either. The only storms we had does not always hold true, even [email protected] Dr. Satter is accepting new patients Call for an appointment 435.882.6618

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Maegan Burr A snow damaged car sits in the Everest Collision lot Monday. When winter weather is bad, the snow and ice makes for good business for collision repair outlets. ���������� �� ��� ��� Government to crack down �� ���������� � ��� ��� � �� � � �� on unsafe tour bus operators � �� by Joan Lowy tors who have been shut down to shut down for safety viola- � � � � ASSOCIATED PRESS for safety violations to shift their tions. buses and drivers to an affili- A post-crash investigation � WASHINGTON (AP) — ated company operating under of Scapadas Magicas LLC, the � Responding to recent deadly tour another name. Safety officials call bus operator involved in the � bus accidents, teams of federal them “reincarnated” or “chame- California crash, found that the � inspectors will target bus com- leon” carriers. Their buses, which company’s two other buses that � panies with a history of problems are often white with minimal had been operating in the U.S. � as part of a national crackdown signage or identifying informa- had serious mechanical safety aimed at weeding out unsafe tion so that they can more eas- violations and that the company operators, the government said ily be repainted, are sometimes failed to have its vehicles regu- Thursday. referred to as “ghost” buses. larly inspected. Over the next two months, Transportation Secretary Ray The driver of the bus that inspectors will examine compa- LaHood and Anne Ferro, head crashed in Oregon had worked nies with a history of accidents of the motor carrier administra- 92 hours in an eight-day stretch, or whose buses have been pulled tion, also met with bus industry surpassing the federal limit of off the highway by police and officials and safety organizations 70 hours, an investigation found. inspectors for safety violations, Thursday to discuss how the gov- The bus company, based in officials for the Federal Motor ernment might ferret out unsafe Vancouver, Canada, has since Carrier Safety Administration bus operators. said. Inspectors will also physi- “We’ve seen the tragic con- been shut down and the driver cally inspect buses when they sequences when motor-coach barred from driving buses in the visit bus companies, rather than companies cut corners and do U.S. rely only on company mainte- not make safety a top priority,” The motor carrier administra- nance records, as has been past LaHood said in a statement. tion has 400 inspectors, investi- practice, officials said. Eight people were killed and gators and auditors. The agency, The agency is working with dozens injured after a tour bus which works closely with state state police to step up the num- crashed into a pickup truck in police, currently oversees the ber of buses pulled over viola- San Bernadino, Calif., earlier this safety of 525,000 motor carriers, tions. Federal inspectors will also month. Nine people were killed such as interstate buses, tractor- be combing the agency’s data- and 38 others injured when a trailers and household-goods bases to find bus companies that tour bus crashed in northeastern movers. That includes more than share ownership or addresses, Oregon just before New Year’s. 4,000 interstate bus companies officials said. Both bus companies have since responsible for more than 700 It is not unusual for bus opera- been ordered by the government million passenger trips annually. Celebrating the American Spirit

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p.m. There will be lots of fun activities for nomic backgrounds in Tooele. Although Writing volunteers Tooele the kids as well as help with homework. the meal is being served from TUMC, it Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a non- Please call 882-0081 for more info. is a non-denominational event and we profit organization, is looking for several Tooele triathlon invite and encourage all people to join Excelsior Academy tours volunteers with grant writing experience Tooele City is currently looking for volun- us. We will need help and volunteers in and/or computer/typing skills to perform Curious about charter schools? Want to teers to help with the city’s first triathlon various ways, such as helping to serve, data entry at the Tooele office. Must know more about Excelsior Academy? that will take place in July. Anyone with cook and clean up, donate food and pass a background check and be able Tours are held each Wednesday at 8:30 experience in running a triathlon who share talents. If you are interested in to volunteer a few hours or more each a.m. School tours cover a range of would like to help please contact Terra at getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders week (can volunteer anytime Monday topics such as the Excelsior Academy 843-2142 or at [email protected]. at [email protected] or call through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) Contact Philosophy and Vision, Direct Instruction, (785)737-3467. Alex C. Gonzalez or Adrienne Berrett at Tooele’s Got Talent CHAMPS and the character development 843-3520. Do you have talent? Then bring your program. There is also an opportunity Church of Christ group to perform at Tooele’s Got Talent to observe the school’s unique group Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah Food pantry show on March 2 from 2 to 5 p.m. at settings. Come and tour the building and Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Deseret Peak Complex. Whether it be have any questions answered. Everyone and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. offering an emergency food pantry to dance, magic, singing or stand-up com- is welcome, 124 E. Erda Way, Erda. Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We meet the needs of our community. The edy, we want you. After our competition, 882-3062. seek to be the Lord’s church established food pantry is available for emergency each team will be given a bucket to col- about 33 AD. The Bible produces nonde- needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays lect donations from the crowd. The team nominational Christians only. Jesus is our from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at that collects the most donations will win Tooele Family Center only head of the church, headquarters 580 S. Main Street. For information call the first place trophy. All proceeds go are heaven. Come and grow with us. Call 882-2048. to the American Cancer Society. Join us Story and craft hour 882-4642. The Gospel of John study will for dinner and a night of family-friendly Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at begin Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. All are welcome. Rocky Mountain Hospice entertainment all while learning about the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy No pressure, just come and enjoy the While it can be difficult at times, volun- the amazing work the American Cancer the adventures of books and make fun fellowship. teering can be a most rewarding and Society is doing in the Tooele community. crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain For more information, contact Brisi at 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at Cornerstone Baptist Hospice is looking for dedicated indi- 830-4873, Carrie at 841-4391 or visit 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Passion for God, compassion for people viduals who are willing to spend one to www.relayforlife.org/tooeleut. Tooele High School). at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: two hours per week volunteering. We 882-6263. Come as you are this Sunday, ask for a time commitment of at least Driver safety class Preschool hour where you can hear a message from six months. We provide 12 hours of A one day AARP Driver Safety Program Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele the Bible and meet new friends. Service training, TB testing and a background courtesy of Kelly Morgan is scheduled for March 28 from 9 a.m. Family Center has a fun activity hour times: Bible study (for all ages) 9:45 check. Hospice volunteers assist These Grantsville High School students are interested in music as a career choice in their future. They to 2:30 p.m. at Mountain West Medical of learning, singing and creating. This a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; evening end-of-life patients and their families Center, 2055 N. Main St. Cost is $14 Ready, Set, School! preschool class is worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys children’s with friendly visits and companion- got to attend a job shadow at the Utah Symphony. They watched a rehearsal and learned about careers or $12 with a current AARP membership for all children up to 5 years of age. program 6 p.m. Nursery provided for all ship, respite care for caregivers, light associated with the symphony. Pictured in the lobby of Abravanel Hall are Kevin Andresean, Bryan Tapia, card. Call 843-3690 or 843-3691 to reg- Please come and enjoy the fun. For services, and children’s church during housekeeping, grocery shopping and Miranda Pack, Coy Peterson and Colton Watson. ister or for more information. more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or morning worship. WiseGuys Program dur- end of life projects. Please contact Tina ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine ing evening worship. Rasmussen at (801)397-4904 or tina. Class of 1972 St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High members of the community who have any Steps...Big Rewards” training will be held will be printed on our premium book, There will be a meeting to talk about our [email protected]. School). Mountain of Faith Lutheran family or personal histories, photographs, Wednesday evenings in March. This fair map and all printed advertising. All 40+ class reunion at the Tooele Senior We’re a healthy, growing congregation Hospice volunteers books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes or is a four week class series offered in who participate will have their artwork Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St., on Feb. who welcomes newcomers and reaches Hospice volunteers are needed for newspaper articles that you would like partnership by the Tooele County Health displayed at the Tooele County Fair. If 20 at 7 p.m. Please come and support Education out to those in need. Join us for worship Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful to donate to our organization to please Department and Birch Family Pharmacy. you have any questions, please contact our class. If you have any questions, Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at 560 gift: your time, companionship, yardwork call us. We are also looking for books, Classes are taught by a certified diabe- Misti Williams at 843-4002 or Mark please call Randy Silcox at (801)580- Network meetings S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat the and music. Become an 11th hour volun- newspaper articles, photos, brochures tes educator, registered dietitian and McKendrick at 843-4001. 3010 or Susan Kroff at 882-4272. Looking to obtain or improve your employ- word of God with respect without taking teer. Call Coy at 225-6586. or any history that pertains to the Tooele pharmacist. Each class is two and a ment? Come join the Tooele Networking ourselves too seriously. Check us out on half hours long. Topics include healthy Stansbury Park Easter event County area. If you would like to donate Join us for Stansbury Park’s annual Group and learn job seeking techniques, Facebook by searching for Mountain of Volunteer opportunity them to our organization, or if you would eating, taking medications, monitoring, Library Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a Easter egg hunt on March 30. It will be how to market yourself, get support and Faith Lutheran Church. Please join us for let us make a copy for the Tooele County physical activity, healthy coping, problem nonprofit organization, is looking for vol- held at 10 a.m. at the Stansbury Park actually search job leads. Every Thursday meaningful worship that is also casual Historical Society, please call Alice Dale solving and minimizing risks of complica- Tooele City Library unteers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide Clubhouse for children ages 0 to 11. The at 7 p.m. at the Tooele LDS Employment and relaxed. For more information about at 882-1612. tions. For details and to register, please Tuesdays (Feb. 26), 4 p.m., family mov- Resource Center located next to Deseret our family of faith, call 882-7291. respite care, friendly visits, conversation, call 882-7775 or 840-0299. Health care Easter bunny will be there for pictures, ies; Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 and Industries. Everyone is welcome. light household chores, and other needs Historical sign provider referral requested. as well as the fire truck, cotton candy, 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, 4 to Church at Waters Edge to terminally ill patients who are on our The Tooele Co. Historical Society has face painting and a balloon artist. Online courses Get to know Jesus at Waters Edge. God St. Marguerite fish fry 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, movies hospice services. Please visit our web- recently made a loan agreement with the Sons of Utah Pioneers and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Online courses in Network+ and spoke in the past, but still wants us to site at www.rockymountaincarefounda- St. Marguerite Knights of Columbus will Utah State Historical Society to display The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, kids crafts. February events: All month Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- hear from him today. Come learn from tion.org. Training, background check, and be hosting a fish fry every Friday during an old Lincoln Highway sign that was Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep long, join the library’s new online recipe fessional seeking to upgrade their skills the Bible how to communicate with God TB test required — all provided. Please Lent. Cost is $5 for a two-piece dinner on the border of Utah and Nevada. The alive the history and tremendous con- club. In this free community club, you and knowledge of networking and secu- day to day. We worship on Sundays from contact Jill at (801)397-4904 for addi- and $7 for a three-piece dinner. Dinner unique sign is on display at the Pioneer tributions of our early Tooele County can share recipes throughout each rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the cafeteria at tional information. Museum. begins at 6 p.m. month. This club is for every skill level. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the Stansbury High School. Find out more at pioneers and others. If this is something We’re just getting set up, so fill out a TATC at 248-1800 for more information WatersEdgeUtah.com or call 840-0542. Cat food needed Stansbury CERT training that you may be interested in joining, quick form at the library with your name or to enroll. Local non-profit rescue group desperately Groups and Events Stansbury Park CERT is having a CERT please attend a pot luck dinner the first and email address. We will send you the St. Barnabas’ Episcopal needs cat food to feed the homeless training for anyone in Tooele County who Thursday of each month in the Tooele information you need to get started. In Adult education Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- cats in Tooele. Please drop off dona- would like to be CERT trained. It is a one Senior Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. Get your high school diploma this year. rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Stansbury cemetery plots day training on March 23 at Stansbury Dinner is followed by a short program. honor of Great American Pie Month, we tions at 178 W. 700 North or the Tooele Plots for the Stansbury Cemetery are All classes required for a high school mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ High School. There is also some online Park behind the building and enter the will exchange our favorite pie recipes dur- Veterinary Clinic at 1182 N. 80 East. Any now available. Prices for Stansbury resi- diploma, adult basic education, GED Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron training that you need to do before the northwest doors. ing February. March events: March 2, 11 questions please call 882-2667. dents are $350 each through Memorial preparation and English as a second Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: training day. For information about CERT a.m. to 1 p.m., celebrate the birthday of Day, and $450 each for non-residents language are available. Register now [email protected]. Web at Tooele Animal Outreach and the training, go to www.stansburyp- Alzheimer’s support group Dr. Seuss with a Dr. Seuss movie. through Memorial Day. Discounts also to graduate — just $50 per semester. www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501(c)3 arkcert.org. You may also contact Robin Open to anyone caring for someone with apply with purchases of four plots or Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- God’s beloved child, beautifully created nonprofit organization desperately seek- Frederickson at 882-4608. Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia more. Call the Stansbury Service Agency 8750. Adult education classes are for in God’s own image. Whatever your his- ing volunteers in our community who (memory issues). Learn about this Schools at 882-6188 or Glenn Oscarson at 840- students 18 and over. tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, love animals like we do to help continue Legislature meeting disease. Get/share ideas. Bring your 2462 for more information. the Episcopal Church welcomes you. finding forever homes for abandoned and Tooele County will host a public meeting loved one along. Trained staff will assist Kindergarten registration ESOL with members of the state Legislature them while you attend meeting. Cottage Kindergarten registration for fall 2013 neglected animals. We need volunteers Musical auditions ESOL conversational classes are held Spanish services that represent Tooele County during the Glen Assisted Living, 1892 N. Aaron enrollment will be held at all elementary for various projects, i.e. posting animal LaForge Encore Theatre Company is Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le 2013 legislative session. The meeting Drive, Bldg. #5, Tooele. Cosponsored by schools on Feb. 28 and March 1. To pictures on the Internet, taking foster holding auditions for “The Sound of may also come anytime the center is invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves will be held Feb. 27 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tooele County Aging Services (to par- be eligible to enter kindergarten, your animals to vet appointments, organizing Music.” Auditions for Von Trapp children open for individualized study. Registration 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you in the capitol board room on the second ticipate call 843-4107) and Alzheimer’s child must be at least 5 years of age fundraising and adoption events, picking (ages 4 to 16), will be held March 15 is $50 per semester. Call 833-8750 for to their Spanish services on Thursday at floor of the Capitol building. The meeting Association–Utah Chapter. For informa- on or before Sept. 1. If you have ques- up donated food, blankets and medica- from 6 to 9 p.m. and March 16 from more information. 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to is open to the public. tion call (800)272-3900. tions regarding the enrollment process, tion for foster animals and fostering 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Auditions for adult know a church that focused in the word contact your school principal or the dogs. If you would like to find out more roles will be held March 20, 21 and of God rather than the emotions. God Stockton’s anniversary assistant superintendent at the district about our program, please contact Marci 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. You only need to TATC loves you and he wants to reveal himself Coming soon to Stockton is the kick Seniors office, 833-1900, ext. 1152. at 830-4049. audition once during these times. Come to you. Located at 276 E. 500 North, off to the town’s 150 years celebra- with a prepared song and a short mono- THS softball camp Customer service workshop Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides provided. tion. There will be several free events. Outstanding volunteers Poor customer service is the No. 1 rea- Moose Lodge logue/speech. Auditions will be held at On April 27 (Arbor Day) there will be The search is on for Utah’s outstanding Tooele High School is proud to hold its St. Marguerite West Elementary. Enter through south Stockton histories and fireworks. On May annual softball all skills camp for ages son customers will not return to a busi- senior volunteer. The Salute to Senior Saint Marguerite Catholic Church’s door. Call backs will be by invitation only 18, there will be Indian histories and 8 to 14 on March 30 from 11 a.m. to 5 ness. TATC is holding monthly customer Daily lunch Service program, sponsored by Home weekly schedule: Eucharist: Saturdays, 5 on March 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. performances. On June 15, there will be p.m. at Deseret Peak Softball Complex. service workshops to address this critical Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp and Instead, Inc., honors the contributions p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m., noon (Spanish), Production dates are June 13, 14, 15, mining history. All events will be held at Please mail your completed and signed need. Students meet for four consecu- fries, fried chicken — you never know of adults 65 and older who give at least 6 p.m.; weekdays, 9 a.m. Reconciliation: 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24 and 25. the Stockton Ward at 5 p.m. On Aug. 17, camp application with full payment tive Fridays and learn to reduce stress what might be on the menu. 15 hours a month of volunteer service Saturdays, 4 to 4:45 p.m. or by appoint- Stockton Days will be celebrated with a ($40 for camp, T-shirt and lunch) to by applying time management skills, to their favorite causes. Nominations ment. Religious education: Sundays, Overlake HOA parade, quilt raffle, games and vendors THS Softball Camp, 301 W. Vine St., advance in a company or organization by Friday night dinners The next Overlake HOA board meeting will be accepted until March 31. Senior 4:30 p.m., followed by the 6 p.m. Sunday The Moose Lodge will be serving clam at Stockton Ballpark. Tooele, UT 84074 or register at the learning to communicate professionally, will be held Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. at the care professionals and those who work Eucharist. The church is located at 15 S. chowder and fish and chips every Friday THS Finance Office. Deadline is Feb. learn team building skills and resolving Holiday Inn Express, 1531 N. Main St. Summer club at hospitals, senior care facilities and conflicts with grace, all while working on Seventh St. Contact 882-3860. night from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost will be other places where seniors volunteer 22. For more information, contact Carie All homeowners and interested residents The Tooele Boys & Girls Club will host a positive attitude. Treat your customers $10 for a cup of soup and a halibut fish are encouraged to nominate older Arslanian at 840-4205. are invited and encouraged to attend. a summer club from June 3 to Aug. 16. professionally and have a good time Brit-Ammi Kahal and chips dinner. Come and enjoy some adults. To nominate someone, visit Covenant People Assembly are teaching HOA meetings are usually held the third The club serves youth ages 6 to 12. doing it. Apply today at the TATC, 66 W. great seafood on Friday nights. Members SalutetoSeniorService.com. For more Centennial scholarships the Hebrew roots of the Christian faith. Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. Cost is $125 per month for an activ- Happy 100th birthday Tooele High Vine St., or call 248-1800. who purchase five dinners either on information about Salute to Senior Visitors welcome on Saturdays at 1 p.m., ity/snack fee. Cost is only $375 for the School. We are so excited to celebrate Friday or Saturday nights will receive their Service, call (801)542-0405. 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call 843- Horsemen of Utah entire summer. Please note that space 100 years. We want to invite you to Free tuition next meal free. The February meeting of the West Desert 5444 for more information. is limited and $125 is requested at time Tuition is free for senior citizens ages Back Country Horsemen of Utah will be Grantsville Senior Center join us in this celebration by creating of registration. Register at any club loca- centennial scholarships for just this year. 62 and over and high school students. Saturday night dinners Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. in the basement of the The membership drive is March 1. Whether you are looking to learn new Tooele Christian Fellowship Saturday night dinners of ribeye or T-bone tion: Dow James Building at 438 W. 400 Lunch and entertainment (Grantsville Monetary donations in any amount would We invite you to our services where Tooele County Courthouse. We will have skills or train for your first career, TATC is steaks, salmon, halibut or shrimp for a North; Youth Center at 102 N. Seventh Music Company) will be from 1 to 3 be greatly appreciated. Help us make you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- a special guest speaker this month on here for you. You take the time you need great price are available for members St.; or Tooele Office at 352 N. Main p.m. Membership is $4 for 55 and older this 2012-2013 centennial school year cere, down-home country folks. Sunday the making of hats. Horsemen interested to complete your training and choose and their guests. Members who purchase St. Call 843-5719 and ask for Darlene, and includes newsletter. For dates, memorable. Buffalo seniors knowing their school starts at 9:45 a.m., with the in joining our group are always welcome. your own schedule. Most programs are five dinners either on Friday or Saturday Marsha or Alisha for more information. times, appointments, activities and roots supported them going to college morning service at 11 a.m. We are now For more information, contact Carol open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. We want you nights will receive their next meal free. Daily morning and afternoon snacks will meals, call 884-3446. Foot appoint- is a great way to start a new chapter. meeting at Stowe Family Music, 40 N. Nudell at 833-9085. We hope to see to succeed. Call 248-1800 or come in to be provided. Bring your own sack lunch. ments are on the last Tuesday of the Please send your donations in care of Main Street, Tooele. There is child care you there. 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. Special guest The club will be held at the Youth Center month. Hearing appointments are on THS Finance Office, 301 W. Vine St., available. Please use main entrance at The Moose Lodge will host James F. Art and Literary Society from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and the the first Tuesday of the month. Meals Tooele, UT 84074. For more information, the rear of the building on Garden Street Henderson Jr., supreme governor of the Budgeting The next meeting will be Feb. 26 at 7 Dow James Building from 2:30 to 6 p.m. on Wheels are available for the home- call Jill Whiting at 833-1978, ext. 2. where there is plenty of parking. For Loyal Order of the Moose, on Feb. 23. Learn to manage your finances to ensure p.m. It will take place at the Chamber of Transportation from Tooele Youth Center bound. A suggested donation of $2.50 information call 224-3392. Our program will start at 6 p.m. with din- East Elementary event you have the money to do the things you Commerce building, 154 S. Main St., on to Dow James Building is provided by the for daily meals. Order meals before ner, presentations and comments from It’s time to celebrate. We would like want on Feb. 20 from noon to 1 p.m. the second floor which can be accessed Boys & Girls Club. Remember that open 48 hours. Thank you. For transport Bible Baptist Church our prestigious visitor. Cost of the event to invite you to help us honor Principal Cost is free and includes a pizza lunch. through the lobby at the front. Sheryl recreation is still operating from 2:30 to to doctor’s appointments or stores in The folks at Bible Baptist Church would is $20, which includes dinner gratuity. A Shanz Leonelli, instructional leader of the Please RSVP to 248-1800 for accurate Parsons, a prominent artist and crafts 6 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Dow Grantsville or Tooele, please call Holly at like to invite you to some old fashioned professional photographer will be avail- year from UAESP. Please join us Feb. 21 lunch count. person, will be doing the presentation. James Building and the cost is $10 per 843-4102. A donation of $2 for one way church services with singing from the old able to take pictures with the supreme in conjunction with parent/teacher con- The monthly project is to do a work of year. That fee is waived for summer club is suggested. The February birthday din- fashioned hymns and messages from governor, you, and your spouse or your ferences at an open house from 6 to 8 art in the medium of your choice or participants. ner will be on Feb. 22 at 4 p.m. Wayne USU Extension the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some things significant other from 5 to 6 p.m. and p.m. Recognition will be at 7 p.m. in the a literary piece using expressionism. Jones will be the entertainment. should never change. Sunday Service after the presentations. Please RSVP Tourism Tax Grant East Elementary multipurpose room. Expressionism is defined as a style of times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; gospel by Feb. 20 by calling the lodge at 882- Organizations in Tooele County wishing Marriage survival art in which forms derived from nature Tooele Senior Center It’s a jungle out there. Bring your spouse hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 p.m.; 2931. to be considered for a 2013 Tooele TJHS community council are distorted and colors are intensified The senior center is for the enjoyment and come enjoy this series of hands-on Wednesday evening services, 6 p.m. County Tourism Tax Grant should pick up The next Tooele Junior High School com- for expressive purposes, and in literature of all senior citizens 55 and older. New marriage enrichment classes. Topics Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at 840-2152. an application from the Tooele County munity council meeting will be held Feb. as a style depicting the subjective aspect and exciting activities have started. include communications, commitment, Eagles Commission office, 47 S. Main St. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the TJHS Library. All Mountain View Baptist Church of experience usually by using symbol- For info, call 843-4110. These include strengthening relationships and financial Applications must be returned to the parents are invited to attend. We would like to invite you to start the ism and non-naturalistic settings. Bring bridge and pinochle, arthritic exercise harmony. Cost is $10 per couple. Attend new year off by discovering what God’s Steak night commission office by March 4 at 5 p.m. program three times a week, line danc- Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves completed work to the meeting. Follow Indian education meeting all four classes and receive $30 cash. plan and purpose is for your life. The The application form includes a letter ing, woodworking, Wii games, watercolor A Title VII Indian education meeting will only the freshest steaks and the good Stansbury Art and Literary Society on Classes will be held Feb. 20, 27 and Bible contains all of the answers for detailing what kinds of projects and orga- class and karaoke. Meals on Wheels for be held March 5 at 5:30 p.m. at Anna fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. Facebook and at www.stansburyart.org. March 6 and 13 at 151 N. Main St. in life’s questions. Come and join us this nizations are eligible to apply, instruc- homebound. Lunch served, daily dona- Smith Elementary School in Wendover. On Feb. 22, Sabrina Niles will cook and the USU classroom. Free youth activi- Sunday for our adult Bible study and Master Gardener meeting tions for how to submit an application, tion of $2.50. The center also provides serve the dinners. The special is the five- ties are offered for children 2 years and graded Sunday School which starts at The next meeting of the Tooele County and description of the criteria and the transportation to the store or doctor SHS events piece shrimp dinner for $10.75 with all older. Register no later than Feb. 20 at 9:45 a.m. Our worship service begins Master Gardeners will be held Feb. 27 process the advisory committee uses. visits in Tooele and Grantsville areas. The last parent/teacher conferences for the trimmings. Please come up, have a http://marriagesurvival.eventbrite.com at 11 a.m. We also have a Bible study at 151 N. Main St. in Tooele. The busi- The Tooele County Tourism Tax Grant the school year will take place Feb. 20 delicious dinner and socialize. Members Program openings or at the USU Extension Monday through time each Sunday at 6 p.m. We meet on ness meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. program distributes revenues generated and 21 from 4 to 7 p.m. All teachers will and guests are invited. Tooele County Aging has openings in Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. To Wednesdays at 7 p.m. for prayer time. followed by a presentation at 7 p.m. on for taxes levied on the restaurant and be located in the SHS lunchroom to meet an alternative, income-based program reserve space for youth activities, email Bring your needs and let us pray together microgreens given by JoDean Condrat hotel/motel sales in Tooele County. It with you. Prom will be held at the State Marvelous Mondays designed to help seniors remain inde- [email protected] or call 277- for God’s help. Mountain View Baptist from Salt Lake City. The public is invited is the task of this committee to make Capitol on April 19. If you would like to The bartenders at the Eagles Lodge will pendent. CNAs help keep them in their 2406. Please reserve by Monday before Church meets at the Eastgate Plaza in to come and learn all about growing and recommendations as to the distribution participate in promenade, the sign-up class. Event is co-sponsored by the be serving lunch on Mondays from noon of this money to the County Commission. homes safely, provide personal care, do sheet is located on the door of the copy Grantsville, Suite 2C. Join us. until the food is gone. There will be a using microgreens. By definition, micro- Tooele County Healthy Marriage Coalition. greens are tiny leafed vegetables that For more information, contact Cheryl housekeeping and run errands. If inter- room. At least one person in the couple Stansbury Park Baptist Church different lunch each week. The minimum Adams at 843-3150. ested please contact Jolene Shields at must be a junior to do the promenade. cost is $2 per person. Come down, are grown from seed and require very Please join us each Sunday morning at 843-4104 or 4105. Auditions for “Bye Bye Birdie” will be have a cool one and enjoy a great lunch. little space to grow. Microgreens are not Churches 10 a.m. for worship and Bible study at Girls softball held Feb. 20. We will be holding our last Please come out and support the Aerie. sprouts or simply young vegetables. They Senior Circle the Stansbury Park Clubhouse (located Tooele County girls softball is holding Skills for Success April 9, 16, 23 and 30 are grown from plant seeds. Nutrient- Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and United Methodist Church next to the swimming pool). Colossians sign-ups Feb. 23 at Dow James Complex from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. The cost is $10. Queen of Hearts night packed microgreens can be used in a better and costs just $15 a year per per- At Tooele UMC we welcome all who want and 2nd Timothy are the current teaching from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Registration informa- If you attend three of the four sessions, The Eagles will have a fun game on variety of ways when cooking, such as son or $27 for a couple. Call 843-3690 to discover God’s love and worship in focus. For details, please call 830-1868 tion can be found on our website at www. you will be able to clear two U’s. Youth Monday nights from 5 to 7 p.m. Come in salads or even added to shakes or for more information or a membership a friendly, accepting and loving environ- or go to www.stansburyparkbc.com. tcgsoftball.org. Summit is scheduled for March 26 from up, have a cool one, purchase a ticket smoothies. They can also be mixed with application. Lots of great health benefits ment. Come as you are, whoever you and win the Queen of Hearts. salad greens, placed on sandwiches, Tooele County Fair 6 to 8 p.m. Attending the summit with are, wherever you are in your spiritual First Lutheran Church and fun activities. Feb. 25, 3:30 p.m. roasted with vegetables or cooked with The Tooele County Fair Board is accept- a parent will clear two U’s. If a student journey. Sunday worship service, 11 a.m. First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh at MWMC, dessert with the doctor (visit Past president’s meeting meat dishes. Don’t miss this educational ing artwork for this year’s county fair. Our attends without a parent, they can clear Lunch and Learn, Wednesdays 12:30 Street would like to invite you to hear of with Dr. Robert Garr, cardiologist, about The PPs will meet at the new restaurant, presentation to learn how to use micro- theme is Old Time County Fair. All art- one U. The CTE Fair will take place May to 2 p.m. Bring your lunch and enjoy an God’s grace and the love of Christ who heart issues). June 23 to 29, trip to Mt. Anthony’s, on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. All PPs greens to up your nutritional intake. work must coincide with the theme. The 14, 15 and 16. Attending any one day interactive bible study led by Pastor Debi. died to forgive you of your sins and attain Rushmore/Black Hills. Cost is $599 per are invited to attend. deadline for artwork is Feb. 21. Please between 4 and 8 p.m. at the district Please check our website, tooelecumc. salvation on your behalf every Sunday person, double occupancy. Diabetes Coalition meeting bring artwork to Deseret Peak Complex, office with a parent will clear one U. org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- morning at 10 a.m. and every Sunday The Tooele County Diabetes Coalition 2930 W. Highway 112, on or before the Seniors, start checking your grades to 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at (801)651- evening at 6 p.m. Support Group will meet Feb. 19 at Tooele County deadline. The winner will receive $100 make sure you get all of your U’s cleared 2557 for more info. We are located at 78 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele County Health along with two tickets to all county fair so you’ll be able to participate in the E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Department, 151 N. Main St., room 280. Historical Society ticketed events. The winning artwork graduation ceremony. Charity We will celebrate heart health month with Wednesday meal Historical books Xbox and Wii fitness games. There will Preschool program Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., CASA volunteers The preschool program in Tooele County Tooele Co. Historical Society books are also be “sit and be fit” exercises to try. we will serve a free spaghetti dinner Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. available for purchase. The History of Remember to wear comfortable clothes School District has openings in their from Tooele United Methodist Church. Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Bulletin Board Policy tuition classrooms for 3 and 4 year olds. Tooele County Volume 11 is $25. The to exercise in. If you have any websites If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Everyone is invited to come and eat. Our volunteers advocate for the best inter- Mining, Smelting and Railroading in or other sources of easy exercises, We also do monthly assessments if you goal is to provide a free, hot meal for ests of abused and neglected children at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The have concerns about your child’s devel- Tooele is $15, and we will also have please bring them to share. Please also Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic the homeless population in Tooele. We in the courtroom. Volunteers work until eight note cards depicting four different bring a fitness item that helps you get opment. Call 833-1966. want to offer them a safe, warm place the child is placed in a safe, permanent clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the pioneer buildings for $4. These will make moving. This includes ideas, stories, tips advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Extended day program to eat and relax for a few hours every home. Volunteers are common citizens great gifts for your family and friends. from health coaches, etc. There will be Wednesday evening. We also want to over 21 years old with a heart for vulner- Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guar- St. Marguerite Catholic School is pleased Contact Alice Dale at 882-1612. an optional low fat potluck meal as well. antee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882-0050. to announce that we now offer an extend- get the community involved and invite all able children. Apply at www.utahcasa.org people in order to forge relationships and or call (801)574-1472. Seeking historical items Diabetes training Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired ed day program. Our program will run publication date. Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 build bridges between people of all eco- Tooele Co. Historical Society would like “Diabetes Self-management: Small A9

TUESDAY February 19, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:16 a.m. 6:10 p.m. Thursday 7:15 a.m. 6:11 p.m. Friday 7:13 a.m. 6:13 p.m. Saturday 7:12 a.m. 6:14 p.m. Sunday 7:10 a.m. 6:15 p.m. Monday 7:09 a.m. 6:16 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:07 a.m. 6:17 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:35 p.m. 3:40 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 2:30 p.m. 4:23 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 3:29 p.m. 5:02 a.m. Saturday 4:29 p.m. 5:37 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 5:31 p.m. 6:10 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Feb. 18. Cold with snow at Mostly cloudy and Mainly cloudy, a snow Cloudy and cold with Cloudy, snow or A bit of a.m. snow; Mainly cloudy and Monday 6:35 p.m. 6:41 a.m. Temperatures Tuesday 7:39 p.m. 7:12 a.m. times, 1-3” cold shower possible a chance for snow flurries possible; cold mostly cloudy, cold colder with flurries High/Low past week 42/11 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 44/26 37 23 32 20 34 23 35 17 30 17 37 23 36 20 Average temp past week 29.8 Normal average temp past week 34.9 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 25 Mar 4 Mar 11 Mar 19 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Wednesday’s highs.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 33/19 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 39/19 Knolls Clive Lake Point 34/17 38/19 39/21 40/24 Ogden Stansbury Park 37/25 Erda 38/23 Vernal Grantsville 37/23 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 34/20 38/23 31/18 Tooele 38/24 Bauer 37/23 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 38/22 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 37/23 37/19 37/24 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 38/22 38/20 Nephi Rush Valley 38/22 36/21 Ophir 33/20 Delta Manti 36/19 38/18 Green River Last Month Season 44/28 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 35/18 38/20 Moab 36/15 SNOWPACK Hanksville 44/29 Beaver 44/30 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 35/18 Ibapah 36/20 38/14 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 13.4 13.5 7.4 St. George 36/18 36/25 Average 15.5 13.3 7.1 49/31 Kanab 41/22 Eureka Percent of average 86% 102% 104% 32/19 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

It causes more disabilities than “We count on the public to Virus down syndrome and spina bifida. bring our attention to these continued from page A1 I started working on legislation things,” he said. “I’m not a doctor with the experts studying it at the nor have I ever been pregnant. I Prevention. University of Utah.” would never have known that this However, CMV can cause dis- Menlove said if her bill is existed.” ease in people with a weakened passed, $30,800 would be used to Thatcher said he plans on immune system, and in babies fund an educational program to inviting Culley to the senate floor infected before birth. About 1 in make people, especially pregnant to stand in the wings while the 150 children is born with congen- women, aware of CMV. bill is put into law, which he is ital CMV infection. The infection “CMV can be identified and sure will happen. is transmitted to the baby from its prevented,” said the legisla- “I expect the bill will pass mother during pregnancy. tor. “It’s a very common virus. unanimously,” he said. “This is Culley started to feel sick last Most people have had it at some a particularly important bill that February. She had elevated blood point in their life, but it doesn’t came about because of a real per- pressure, numbness and tin- impact you unless you’re a preg- son that had a real problem and gling in her limbs, migraines and nant woman. My hope is it will came to the legislature for help.” vision problems. She first visited pass and become law, and that [email protected] her optometrist, who told her we will receive funding needed everything was fine. He noticed to educate the public. Not only she was on birth control, and do we need to educate preg- sent her to her fertility doctor. nant women, but we also need Frank That doctor decided to take her to educate health care providers, OHLMAN off birth control in case it was the child care facilities, churches and M Attorney at Law cause. It didn’t help. school nurses.” About a month and a half later, Menlove said the money will and not feeling better, Culley vis- be used to print pamphlets, cre- FREE ited her family doctor who told ate a website and pay salary for Consultation her to get an MRI, EKG and heart a part-time worker who can con- study. All of those tests came back duct training on CMV. for normal. “It’ll be a combination of all Wills & “I couldn’t make it up my stairs those things,” she said. “We’re Trusts without feeling really tired,” she looking at educating a broad said. “I couldn’t lift my feet up, Maegan Burr group of people, so there will be let alone take care of my kids or that human aspect.” Annie Culley talks about the process it took her to be diagnosed with CMV Monday at her home in Tooele. clean my house.” Sen. Daniel Thatcher, R-West 493 W. 400 N. Tooele At that point, Culley went to the Valley City, said he’s grateful he emergency room at University of better. nant, but she still wants to bring duction to CMV, but the more I was made aware of CMV, because 882-4800 Utah Medical Center. Again, doc- “I was the first patient in the awareness to the community. learned about it, the more I real- it was something he’d never heard tors couldn’t find anything wrong United States to enroll in the CMV Children born with CMV usu- ized people didn’t know about it. of. www.tooelelawoffice.com with her. She was put on a wait- study [at the University of Utah ally have hearing loss or can be ing list to see a neurologist, but Hospital],” she said. “The study severely disabled. Cerebral palsy continued to feel sick. She next is for a treatment to give a mom is commonly caused by CMV. visited a neurologist at St. Mark’s with the hopes that your immune CMV is found in body fluids, and Hospital who ordered $3,500 system will fight the virus before is common in home and day- KINDERGARTEN worth of blood work. Still, noth- it reaches the baby. It may have care settings among young chil- ing seemed out of the ordinary been too late for me if I got the dren. To prevent it, Culley said and the doctor couldn’t deter- real drug. There are 14 hospi- it’s important to not share saliva REGISTRATION mine why she felt so sick. tals across the country doing the with young children and make On May 24, Culley found out same study.” sure to wash hands often. The FOR FALL 2013 she was pregnant. She was sur- Culley had a normal pregnancy leading carriers of the virus are prised because her two children, until about 20 weeks. At her 20- children six and younger. CMV is 5-year-old twins, were conceived week appointment, the baby had in the herpes family. Once some- The Tooele County School District will be holding kindergarten registration for Fall 2013 enrollment. It by in-vitro fertilization. low fluids, an enlarged liver and one contracts it, they have it in will be held at all Tooele County Elementary Schools on February 28th and March 1st. To be eligible to “I was told that because I was enlarged ventricles in the brain. their system for the rest of their enter kindergarten, your child must be at least fi ve (5) years of age on or before September 1, 2013. pregnant, that’s what was causing “My doctor did a test that found life. Currently, there is no cure or all the sickness,” she said. “I knew CMV was the cause of it,” she said. vaccine for CMV. The following documentation will be required before a child can offi cially begin kindergarten for the that wasn’t it.” “The doctor said, ‘your baby is “It’s a big virus that has had 2013-14 school year: She scheduled her eight-week very sick and may not make it to little attention,” Culley said. ultrasound appointment for June delivery. It looks as though your The CMV bill before the Utah 1. Offi cial State Birth Certifi cate - A copy of a state birth certifi cate for a child born within Utah may 8. baby contracted CMV.’ My doctor Legislature that she supports be obtained from the Tooele County Health Department, 151 North Main, Tooele. A copy may “As I was leaving my appoint- gave me the option of terminat- is sponsored by Rep. Ronda also be obtained from the Utah State Division of Health, 554 South 300 East, Salt Lake City. Birth ment, a lady came in with a vial ing the pregnancy and I refused. Menlove, R-Garland. If passed, certifi cates for a child born outside of Utah should be obtained from the State Division of Health in and asked if I was willing to give I knew the effects that congenital HB 81 will amend the Utah Health the state the child was born. a sample for an investigational CMV could have and I was willing Code and direct the Department 2. Immunization Record - The following are required by Utah law for a child entering school: study they were doing for CMV,” to deal with whatever problems of Health to establish a public 5 DPT/DTaP, 4 Polio, 2 MMR, 3 Hepatitis B, 2 Hepatitis A and 1 Varicella. Culley said. “I had never heard my baby could be born with.” education program regarding the of CMV. She gave me a pamphlet The next ultrasound was impacts and dangers of CMV, and 3. Vision Screening – A child under seven (7) years of age entering school for the fi rst time in the state about it and I agreed to do it. Off done on Sept. 11 at 22 weeks. methods of prevention. of Utah must present a certifi cate signed by a licensed physician, optometrist, or other licensed health I went for the blood draw. Four or Culley said everything seemed Culley has spoken at two dif- professional, stating that the child has received vision screening (Utah Code-Title 53A-11-203). five days later, my doctor called improved, and she found out she ferent hearings during the legis- and said I was positive for CMV.” was having a baby girl. She felt lative session about her experi- RECOMMENDATIONS: The following are highly recommended by the Tooele County School District Culley’s extreme symptoms relieved and thought she was get- ence. The bill is currently in the before registering: were rare for someone who had ting better. But at her 24-week Senate. If it passes there, it will 1. Health Examination – make an appointment with your physician or health clinic contracted CMV, but she was frus- appointment on Sept. 25, Culley next go to the Budget Committee. trated that no other doctors had learned her baby had no heart- If it passes that committee, it will 2. Dental Examination discovered what was wrong with beat. She delivered her baby the go to the governor’s desk for his 3. Four doses of Haemophilus Infl uenza Type B (Hib) - dosing scheduled based on student’s current age her sooner. All that was needed next day. signature. to determine that she had CMV “My worst nightmare became a A personal experience led Each child entering kindergarten must have a prescreening assessment. This assessment will be was a blood test. That’s why she reality,” she said. “My baby would Menlove to advocate for the bill. scheduled by your school prior to the end of this school year. It is important that you have your child decided to become part of a local not come home with me. I can Her granddaughter, who will registered to receive an assessment time. A kindergarten orientation will be held at local schools in investigational study. honestly say that it was the worst be 2 in March, was born with August where general kindergarten information will be shared. During the study, patients day of my life. Everything that I CMV. Yet, doctors didn’t discover either received placebo or the had done to protect my baby girl she has the virus until she failed CMV virus in hopes that the body did not work.” numerous hearing tests. We appreciate your cooperation and support in getting your kindergarten student registered for the would recognize the virus. Culley Now, Culley wants to tell every- “When you think about Annie’s 2013-14 school year; this helps us plan around our enrollment numbers for the upcoming year. If you doesn’t know if her injections one she can about CMV. She real- story, my granddaughter and have further questions, contact your school principal or you may contact the Assistant Superintendent were the virus or a placebo, but izes her story is different because daughter are very lucky,” said at the District Offi ce, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1152. she progressively started feeling she had CMV before she got preg- Menlove. “That was my intro- A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville youth baseball Saturday, Feb. 23 is the last sched- Manning soars to second at state finals uled registration day for Grantsville youth baseball at Grantsville High School and Grantsville Junior High Tooele wrestler comes close to winning state title with 3-2 loss in championship match School from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. by Richard Valdez The league is open to boys and CORRESPONDENT girls ages 4-18. Email questions to [email protected]. Tooele’s Seth Manning dropped THS Fund Run a tough 3-2 decision to Union’s The Tooele High School track teams Steven Welsh in the 170-pound will hold their annual THS Track 5K championship match, earn- Fund Run on Saturday, March 9 ing a runner-up finish at the 3A at 9 a.m. at Elton Park. Everyone State Wrestling Tournament last is invited to come and support weekend. Manning led the Buffs the THS track team by walking or to a 10th-place team finish with running in the event. Cost is $15 64.5 team points. Stansbury fin- and each participant will receive a ished 13th with 41 points. and T-shirt. This is an easy downhill 3.1 Grantsville came in 23rd. mile run from the gun club to Elton Although Delta only won one Park. Any questions call coach Al individual state title, the Rabbits Bottema (435) 882-2902, coach won their state-leading 31st state Karen Ware (435) 882-0774, title by placing 12 wrestlers in coach Bowser (435) 496-0242 or coach Johnson (435) 830-7487. the top six places. Delta scored 217.5 points and edged Payson County softball with 210.5 points. Wasatch came Tooele County Girls Softball is hold- in third, Uintah was fourth and ing sign-ups on Saturday, Feb. 23 Union finished fifth. at the Dow James Complex from Welsh grabbed a quick lead 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Registration with an early two-point take- information can be found on the down in the opening period, but league’s website at www.tcgsoft- Manning pulled within one when ball.org. he escaped before the end of the Grantsville softball opening period. Manning worked Grantsville Girls Softball sign-ups Welsh for an escape in the sec- ups will be every Saturday through ond period to tie the match at March 2. Sessions will be held at 2-2 heading into the final period. Grantsville Jr. High, Grantsville High After holding Welsh down for the School and also in Stansbury at first part of the final period, Welsh Soelberg’s from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A managed to take a 3-2 lead with player’s birth certificate is needed an escape. Manning worked hard Maegan Burr to register. Cost is $50. for the winning takedown, but Tooele High School’s Seth Manning wrestles Trevor Ottenschott of Desert Hills Friday at the 3A State Tournament at Utah Valley University. Manning placed second Region 11 boys teams Welsh held him off to capture the at state in the 170-pound classification. Morgan, Ben Lomond and Bear state title. River all advanced in the 3A state To get to the finals, Manning boys basketball playoffs last opened the tournament with a pin At 113, Tooele’s Jarrid Lavios 5 win. medal. in overtime to earn a 6-4 sudden Friday. Fourth-place Ogden lost over Trevor Ottenschott of Desert made it to the semis with a pin Lavios and Stansbury’s Jalen Stansbury’s Ivan Herrera opened victory and advanced to the semis 61-57 at Spanish Fork. Morgan Hills. In the quarters, he handled over Snow Canyon’s Kody Hafen Herrera met in the consolation the tournament with an 8-3 deci- to battle Union’s Kaden Campbell. defeated Carbon 86-49 at Morgan; Wasatch’s Jake McNaughton, win- and a 15-0 tech fall over Delta’s semis. In their only meeting this sion over Uintah’s Austin Morland In another close contest, Ben Lomond defeated Delta 58-45 ning an 11-0 major decision. Josh Allen. Delta’s Jose Garcia was year, Herrera upset Lavios at the at 160 pounds. In the quarters, Campbell advanced to the finals at home while Bear River went on Manning met Spanish Fork’s next for Lavios. In the opening Best of the West tournament in Herrera tangled with Cedar City’s with a 7-5 decision over Herrera. the road and beat Payson 67-60. Heber Shepherd in the semis. He period, Lavios took Garcia down, Tooele, winning 5-3 in the finals. Dallin Brooks. The two battled In the consolation semis, Herrera The teams all play Thursday at the defeated Shepherd in the division- putting him on his back and tak- Lavios avenged his loss with a each other, taking turns with the had a return match with Delta’s Dee Events Center in Ogden. Ben al semis the previous week, beat- ing a 4-0 lead. But Garcia, who third period pin over Herrera, lead. After three tough periods, Riley Nielson. At the divisional Lomond faces Snow Canyon at ing him 3-2. This time, he domi- went on to become state champ, advancing to battle for third. He Herrera and Brooks remained tied tournament in Richfield, Herrera 9:30 a.m., Bear River will tangle nated Shepherd, winning 7-3 to turned it on to drop Lavios into edged Mason Colledge of Spanish at 4-4. But Herrera worked Brooks with Judge Memorial at 11:10 a.m. earn his spot in the finals. the consolation bracket with a 12- Fork 6-4 to earn the third-place for a takedown in the first period SEE MANNING PAGE A12 ➤ and Morgan will play Cedar at 2:30 p.m. Region 11 girls teams Morgan and Bear River advanced in the 3A state girls basketball tournament on Saturday. Morgan Zach Coffman works corner for teammate downed North Sanpete 54-42 and Bear River defeated Spanish Fork by Mark Watson Manning lost 3-2 in the final 56-48. Ogden lost at Delta 33-28 SPORTS EDITOR match to Steve Welsh of Union and Stansbury lost a heartbreaker on Saturday at the UCCU Center at Carbon 35-33. Bear River will Zach Coffman was primed to in Orem. It was Manning’s third play the first game in the tourney cap off his high school career close loss to Welsh this year. The at the Dee Events Center in Ogden with a second state champion- match was tied at 2-2 after two on Thursday with a game against ship and push his state record rounds. Cedar at 4:10 p.m. Morgan has the victory total past 200 at the 3A “He (Welsh) had the lead so he nightcap at game at 9 p.m. against State Wrestling Tournament last just stayed away from me in the Desert Hills. weekend. A severe knee injury in third period,” Manning said. Utah Jazz the 182-pound final match at the The 170-pound Manning The Utah Jazz (30-24) are back divisional tournament on Feb. 9 capped a superb prep wres- in action tonight when they host in Richfield derailed those plans. tling career and pushed his high the Golden State Warriors (30- “It was hard [to miss wrestling school record to 172-59 in four 22). Utah sits in seventh place in in the state tournament], but I years with 88 pins. Manning the Western Conference one game still wanted to be there for my placed fourth last year in the behind sixth-place Golden State team and lead them anyway I 152-pound class. and one-and-one-half game ahead could. I also wanted to be in the Manning and Coffman have of eighth-place Houston. Tonight’s corner for Seth (Manning) for been battling each other in wres- game is televised on Fox Rocky his championship match. It was tling practices since they both Mountain. Utah travels to Los good to sit back and coach and were 5 years old. Angeles to take on the Clippers on help out and get a little differ- “We definitely have pushed Saturday at 9:30 p.m. on TNT. ent perspective,” Zach Coffman each other in practices. He’ll College basketball said. (Coffman) pick up on something BYU (19-8) hosts Utah State (18- Manning came through that I’ll miss and I’ll pick up on 6) tonight at Marriott Center in a with a superb tournament, but something that he misses. We’ve rescheduled game from Dec. 5, ended up just shy of winning just learned together,” Manning 2012. BYU defeated Portland on Maegan Burr the championship at 170 pounds said. The pair has played football, Saturday 86-72 while Utah State Tooele High School’s Zach Coffman talks with assistant coach Paul Dart at the 3A State Tournament at Utah Valley — the weight classification Zach baseball and wrestled together lost in overtime to Denver (17-8) University Friday. Defending state champion Coffman was unable to compete at state because of a knee injury. Coffman won a state title in last 63-60 on Thursday and defeated year as a junior. SEE COFFMAN PAGE A11 ➤ New Mexico State (18-9) 73-69 on Saturday. The University of Utah (11-14) defeated Arizona State (19- 7) 68-64 on Wednesday and lost to No. 9 Arizona (21-4) on Sunday. The Utes will play at Colorado Wrestlers upset by Olympics’ removal of sport on Thursday. Weber State (14-2) plays at Oral Roberts (16-10) on by Richard Briggs Saturday. Southern Utah (10-15) Golf was added as an Olympic Nate Moody, an SHS junior hosts Cal State Northridge (10-15) STAFF WRITER sport for the 2016 Games, and in the 113-pound weight class, on Saturday. with wrestling’s removal there said he doesn’t know why the The International Olympic can now be other sports con- Olympics would take wrestling Snow Goose Festival Committee shocked the world sidered, including baseball, soft- away. It’s a sight you have to see to last week when it announced that ball, karate and wakeboarding. “It’s the only Olympic sport I believe: thousands of pure white in 2020 wrestling will be removed Wrestling also goes to this list of watch,” Moody said. “A lot of peo- snow and Ross’ geese lifting off from the Olympics. “shortlisted sports” that will be ple aren’t happy about it.” Gunnison Bend Reservoir amid The announcement came the considered for inclusion in future Josh Bishop, a THS junior in honks and the beating of wings. same week of the Utah State 3A Olympics, according to the offi- the 113-pound weight class said The public can see this spectacle Wrestling Tournament in Orem cial website of the Olympics at the ticket sales problem shouldn’t Saturday through Sunday at the where dozens of high school wres- http://bit.ly/14PIPm5. matter because the Olympics are annual Utah Snow Goose Festival. tlers from the area assembled for The wrestlers at the state tour- not for spectators but for the ath- The festival will be held at and a chance to achieve dreams of nament all gave similar answers near Gunnison Bend Reservoir, letes. just west of Delta. Admission is winning championships. With as to their thoughts on the sport’s “Olympics are about athleti- free. As many as 20,000 geese wrestling removed from the removal. cism,” he said, “and that’s what — mostly snow geese — have Olympics, the state tournament “I think it’s stupid to take it wrestling is all about.” been at the reservoir during past now marks the end of the road. out,” said Daniel Aragon, a Tooele Following each Olympics, the festivals. Except for the black tips Jalen Herrera, a Stansbury High School sophomore in the sports are examined to decide on their wings, snow geese are High School sophomore in the 195-pound weight class. “It’s the what will remain and what will pure white. The festival is a terrific 113-pound weight class, said his first Olympic sport. What’s more Maegan Burr be added. activity for the whole family. “We’ll dreams of being an Olympian exciting than wrestling, synchro- Tooele High School’s Tyson Vigil wrestles a Uintah wrestler at the 3A State According to a press release provide spotting scopes so you came to an end with the nized swimming? I think wres- Tournament at Utah Valley University Friday. Wrestling will not be part of the on the Olympics’ website, “In can get a close look at the geese,” announcement. tling is pretty exciting.” 2020 Olympics. an effort to ensure the Olympic says Bob Walters, Watchable “I wanted to wrestle in the Thomas Jensen, a THS senior Games remain relevant to sports Wildlife coordinator for the Division Olympics some day,” Herrera in the heavyweight division, said comes to one of the world’s old- taken out.” fans of all generations, the of Wildlife Resources. “We’ll also said. “It’s always been in the he understands that wrestling est sports. Jensen said he knows wrestling Olympic Programme Commission be available to answer any ques- Olympics. It’s the oldest sport was removed because of ticket “The Olympics were built has lost some of its popularity. systematically reviews every tions you have.” The public can known to man. Now they’ll have sales and a lack of television around wrestling,” Jensen said. He said people should be willing sport following each edition of learn more about the festival at badminton and golf. Who is going audience, but he felt like those “It’s the oldest sport back in to give it a chance and not be so the Games.” www.deltagoosefestival.com. to watch badminton and golf?” things shouldn’t matter when it ancient Greece. It shouldn’t be quick to judge it. [email protected] A11

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Carbon hits game-winner with 5 seconds left to beat Stansbury 35-33 Are you a former Club member? by Richard Briggs tive post play with Conforth. Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? STAFF WRITER “They went to her last play We’re looking for you! of the game and she finished In a game where neither team it,” Newton said. “They crashed Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a led by more than seven points, the boards hard. We knew that the Carbon Dinos squeaked by coming in. That was one of our short alumni survey! the Stansbury Stallions in the first focuses, but they’re a little bit round of the playoffs thanks to bigger and stronger than us.” a game-winning shot by Shelby Newton gave credit to the Conforth with 5 seconds remain- Dinos and their hard play. She ing. said they played the Stallions’ Following an offensive foul weaknesses. called on the Stallions’ Madie “They knew who our shooters Alvey, the Dinos had the ball with were and covered them pretty 56.5 seconds left on the clock, well,” she said. “Erika (Alvey) had and they called a timeout. They a hard time getting any shots off. came out of the break passing They were on her, and we just the ball around the perimeter to struggled to get her the ball when hold for the final shot. she was open.” With 12 seconds remaining, Erika Alvey still led the Stallions they set up the offense and got in scoring with 10 points. the ball inside to Conforth. She The Stallions knew that the Pets of the Week turned and put in a shot from Dinos would likely hold for the about 10 feet from the basket last shot when they took a time- for the go-ahead bucket. The out with less than a minute to Stallions’ final heave from half play. They had to get a stop no court missed, and the Dinos matter what, Newton said. advanced to the three-day state “I had a timeout,” she said. tournament in Ogden. “We were going to pull it out and Carbon’s home fans created a just get that last shot, and they deafening environment for the did the same thing. They made Stallions to visit. the shot, and that’s sometimes “I can’t hear anything right what it comes down to.” now,” Stansbury coach Kenzie Newton praised her three Newton said after the game. “It’s seniors as they now exit the pro- definitely a difference when you gram, crediting this team’s chem- can get that home-court advan- istry to them. tage in region play.” “I’ve been so proud of them,” Newton said the players were she said. “They’re the face of our file/Maegan Burr too timid on offense, and that led basketball program right now. to the downfall. They’ve been here all four years Stansbury High School sophomore Rachel Prescott (13) blocks a pass from “We didn’t want to attack the and really devoted a lot of time Grantsville’s Amy Matthews (23) in a game Feb. 5. Stansbury’s season ended basket or really get after it offen- and effort.” on Saturday with a 35-33 loss to Carbon in Price. sively,” she said. “We didn’t have Most of this year’s Stallions too many offensive rebounds. will be back next year, includ- enced, Newton said. knocked down a 3-pointer. Erika That’s been one of our strengths ing three starters Madie Alvey, “You just tell them, ‘Hey, it’s Alvey knocked in a jumper to in the season so that hurt us a Bailey Wilson and Shyan Adams. not fun being here. Remember make the score 31-29, and then little bit.” Growth can happen from the los- this feeling and know that you the Dinos’ Giovanna Chiara put Newton noted the Dinos’ effec- ing feeling these players experi- don’t want to be here again,’” in a layup. Madie Alvey scored CUTE GRAY KITTIES she said. “Experience obviously her first points of the game on is good. I think we played three a fastbreak layup, and after two For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure or four sophomores during this missed free throws by Conforth, Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires game and a lot of juniors so the Stansbury’s Kallie Stewart hit two Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing experience is critical. Last year free throws to tie the game at 33. Tooele City and possible shelter fee. we got killed in this game, and Erika Alvey had a chance to Animal Shelter 882-8900 this year we’re right there. If we put the Stallions ahead with 1:24 Shelters are required to can just keep getting better, it on the clock, but she missed a Grantsville hold animals for 3 days should build.” 3-pointer. Madie Alvey picked up Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. The Stallions held an 18-17 a steal on the following posses- lead at the start of the third quar- sion, but the Stallions couldn’t Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. ter, and Carbon opened with an put the ball in the basket, which 8-0 run. The Stallions spent the led to the eventual winning bas- ������������������������ rest of the quarter fighting back, ket by Conforth. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 as Adams knocked down a jump [email protected] shot on an assist from Erika Alvey to end the Dinos’ run. Madie Alvey dished an assist to Erika Alvey on a later possession that went down for a 3-pointer, cut- ting the Dinos’ lead to 25-24. The Dinos ended the Stallions’ brief run with a bucket for a 27-24 lead file/Maegan Burr at the end of the third quarter. Stansbury’s Erika Lakin (right) moves up the court while Tooele’s Kiley Cameron The Dinos made the score 31- guards her Dec. 18. 24 in the fourth quarter before BANNERS sophomore guard Rachel Prescott Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, The Tooele Buffaloes finished for six weeks and won’t be able Coffman 10th at the tourney this sea- to work out again for six months. continued from page A10 son and probably would have He underwent surgery on Feb. 11 finished as high as sixth with at Central Valley Medical Center Window Stickers, and More! Zach Coffman in the lineup. “He in Nephi under the care of Dr. throughout the years. (Zach) was a heavy favorite to Joel Holman who also was a state “They allow two coaches in win so he would have given us wrestling champion at Delta the corner for matches and we 24 to 30 more points,” said Zach’s High School. usually have coach Coffman and coach and father Gary Coffman. Zach Coffman and Manning coach Rich Valdez, but I wanted “I thought Seth had an out- both would like to wrestle in col- to have Zach in my corner with standing tournament. Welsh is lege and will receive visits from coach Coffman so he could help tough to score against because recruiters once the NCAA wres- and have a little bit of the cham- he is so long. It was the third tling championships are com- pionship experience again this time the two had wrestled and pleted. Seth Manning’s brother year,” Manning said. each match was close,” the coach Thomas Manning won the “Seth has always been a good said. 4A state championship at 160 training partner for me — he Zach Coffman suffered a pounds in 2011 and now wrestles wrestles hard no matter what,” bucket-handle meniscus tear in for the Naval Academy. 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Maegan Burr Stansbury High School’s Ivan Herrera wrestles a Uintah wrestler Friday at the 3A State Tournament at Utah Valley University. Herrera finished third at state in the 160-pound classification.

Three Tooele wrestlers came at state include Stansbury’s Manning within one win of the medal Marcellano Mascarenas, Marty continued from page A10 rounds. At 120 pounds, Nick Porter Johnson and Ronnie Hill. Tooele’s opened the tournament with a Josh Bishop, Austin Strehle, tough 7-5 decision over Wasatch’s Johnny Sullivan, Daniel Aragon pinned Nielson to advance to the Caden Clyde. In the quarters, and Thomas Jensen each won a finals. But in the state tournament he ran into Josh Pettus, losing a match at state. consolation semis, Nielson proved close 6-3 decision. Pettus went Others representing their to be a tougher match. Nielson on to capture third in state. Porter team as a state qualifier include led late in the match, but Herrera then captured an 8-4 victory over Grantsville’s Brennon Kimber and muscled Nielson to his back twice Canyon View’s Kenny Lopez. But Chance Warr, Tooele’s KC Hansen, in the final period to dominate in the match to get into the medal Byron Baker, and Tyler Daley and Nielson with a 12-4 major deci- round, Porter dropped a tough 7-4 Stansbury’s Coalten Brown and sion and he advanced to battle match to Wasatch’s Sterling Ballif. Tyler Bates. Cedar City’s Brooks again, but this Tyson Vigil pinned Uintah’s Tooele’s Zach Coffman qualified time it was for third place in state. Cody Merkley in the first round, for his fourth state tournament, Not wanting to go into overtime but lost to Delta’s Victor Almanza but was unable to compete due to Herrera dominated the match, in the quarters. Almanza finished a knee injury suffered at the divi- winning a 13-4 major decision in second place. Vigil then pinned sional tournament in Richfield. He and claiming the third place state Sam Salisbury of Pineview before was a four-time region champion. medal. dropping the overtime match to As a freshman, Coffman finished Stansbury’s Logan Stewart Stansbury’s Stewart. sixth place in state. His sopho- (126) and Jalen Herrera (113) both Tooele’s sophomore Maka Kioa more year, he claimed a second brought home sixth-place med- was pinned by Uintah’s Aaron place finish and last year, he gar- als from state. Stewart opened Dick in the first round. Dick went nered a state championship. He the tournament with a pin over on to capture the state title. Kioa was the top ranked 182 pounder Hurricane’s Tristan Prisbury. But pinned Hurricane’s Wyatt Lee and in the 3A this year and was the Robby Miner of Wasatch dropped Stansbury’s Marty Johnson before favorite to claim his second state Stewart into the consolation losing to Payson’s Derek Johnson title. His valuable points could bracket with a pin in the second to miss the medal round. have moved Tooele up a couple round. That matched up Stewart Wrestlers winning one match spots in the team race. with Tooele’s Tyson Vigil. Vigil owned two victories over Stewart until the divisional tournament when Stewart edged Vigil 3-2 and went on to capture third place. Both wrestlers knew it would be a tough battle again. Vigil took a 2-0 lead in the opening period, but Stewart battled back with two escapes that brought the score to 2-2 at the end of regulation. In the first period of overtime, Vigil was able to lock up a head-throw and took Stewart down in what appeared to be the winning take- down. But the crafty Stewart was able to continue a roll-through and secured the takedown, advancing him into the medal rounds. Stewart lost his final two matches and finished in sixth place. That match ended a fine career for Stewart, who medaled all four years, as he now owns two sixth-place medals, a fifth- and third-place medal during his high school wrestling years. Jalen Herrera opened the tour- nament with an 8-4 victory over Union’s Dylan Brown. After a loss to Bear River’s Nick Bingham, he ran off two victories. He edged Wasatch’s Gage Bradley 6-4 in overtime and defeated Canyon View’s Blake Robinson 6-4. After his loss to Tooele’s Lavios, he ran into Union’s Brown, who he han- dled in the opening round. This time, Brown edged Herrera 3-1 to Maegan Burr capture fifth place with Herrera Grantsville High School’s Chance Warr wrestles at the 3A State Tournament at taking home the sixth-place Utah Valley University Friday. Warr and Brennon Kimber represented Grantsville medal. at the state tournament.

Maegan Burr Tooele High School’s Johnny Sullivan wrestles a Wasatch wrestler at the 3A State Tournament at Utah Valley University Friday.

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“We kind of feel honored to be a part of redoing and helping it to be available for the community. Maybe it would mean even more to me if I was a Grantsville native, but I am honored to be a part of bringing this back for the people of Grantsville, as well as doing it for my own.” MACAE WANBERG

photos MAEGAN BURR | story LISA CHRISTENSEN Original medal- lions (top left) sit on the celling of the Grantsville First Ward Chapel Monday. The renovated Grantsville First A Reverent Ward Chapel (top right) sits on the corner of Clark and Cooley streets. Macae Wanberg Landmark (above) sits on an original pew. Adobe brick Grantsville’s First Ward Church (right) shows through where plaster has has been renovated by local been chipped away at the family to house a children’s archways of the Grantsville First Ward Chapel. theater, reception hall

ew things look their the couple decided to dive into best at nearly 150 years the project, and bought the his- old. toric landmark. But that’s the plan The previous owners had Kelly and Macae remodeled everything but the WanbergF have in mind for chapel of the church, located on Grantsville’s old First Ward the corner of Clark and Cooley Chapel as they near completion streets, so the Wanbergs and of their renovation of the land- their children could move in mark. immediately to the classrooms The Wanbergs, both 52, pur- that had been repurposed as chased the historic building in bedrooms. However, the chapel December 2011. Though they itself was work enough. The 3- knew it would be a big under- foot-thick adobe walls had stood taking, it was also the realization for nearly 150 years, but the of a life-long dream. west wall had some water dam- “My husband has always age and was beginning to sag. wanted to remodel an old Macae said because that wall church and live in it,” Macae was not tightly integrated with said. “We walked through it a the roof, should the wall cave in, lot just dreaming, not sure if we the roof would fall after it. could do it.” Because of this, the wall was After more than a year of dreaming about the building, SEE LANDMARK PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013

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A crack C-17 pilot who (Gonzalo, who plays Pamela) fear itself.” find anything out about Davis, happy with me. can hold her own in the boys’ and I get along so well; we have but understand Kennedy is • • • club atmosphere of the military, a ton of fun together. I really ➤ On March 9, 1943, Bobby a prolific artist. I purchased Q: I have a Charlie the Tuna she’s hardly touched down in think it shows on screen, and Fischer is born in Chicago. both at a not-for-profit shop. plastic radio that I received as her new assignment at Joint it’s going to be a fun thing for Fischer went on to become Neither is dated. I have two a premium at my neighbor- Base Marshall Bring before people to watch throughout sea- the only American to win questions, how old are they, hood grocery store in about she clashes with Army Gen. son two.” the chess world champion- and what is each worth? — 1972. I have always wondered Michael Holden (played by As for the show’s future after ship. Though he was clearly Q: I have a Monta antique Christine, Albuquerque, N.M. if it has any value. — Steve, Brian McNamara).” The series the passing of Larry Hagman: the dominant player in the lawn mower patented in 1923 A: I am not an art expert, Piggott, Ark. stars Catherine Bell, Brian “I don’t know what the second world and had attained that was manufactured in and for a competent answer A: According to Ted Hake, McNamara, Kelli Williams, half brings. None of us do. With the highest chess rating in Traverse City, Mich. I once to your questions you need to one of the foremost authorities Wendy Davis, history, he was forced to had it appraised and was told hire the services of a certified of toys and related collectibles, Terry Serpico, retire from international it was worth around $500. I appraiser in your city. Why? A your radio was manufactured Alyssa Diaz, JJ competition in 1975 due to have enclosed a picture and free appraisal by a neighbor or in 1970 and is worth $40 to $90 Soria, Ashanti, his increasingly erratic and would appreciate any advice so-called expert with no cre- with original base, and $15 to Torrey DeVitto, bizarre behavior. you have. — Richard, Sun City dentials is virtually worthless. If $40 without it. Elle McLemore West, Ariz. you really want to know about and Jesse ➤ On March 8, 1950, A: I looked at your picture, your art, spend the money and Write to Larry Cox in care of McCartney. Sally Volkswagen, maker of the and I doubt your mower would find out. If not, continue to King Features Weekly Service, Pressman and Beetle automobile, expands sell for $500 in this sluggish enjoy them in your home. P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Sterling K. Brown its product offerings to economy. My advice is to show I know what your next ques- 32853-6475, or send e-mail to will also appear include a microbus. Known it to several antiques malls in tion is: You write a collectible [email protected]. Due in several epi- officially as the Volkswagen your area. column, so why can’t you give to the large volume of mail he sodes. Type 2, the bus was a favor- • • • me an estimated value. The receives, Mr. Cox is unable to • • • ite mode of transportation Q: I have enclosed photos answer to that is simple. If I personally answer all reader Q: Now that for hippies during the 1960s of two art pieces: one in oil, tell you, for example, that your questions. Do not send any Matthew Perry and became an icon of the the second in pen and ink. The Davis oil is worth $500 and you materials requiring return mail. has his own TV oil is signed “Davis” and the later discover it is really worth series, when can American counterculture other piece by R.E. Kennedy. much more, or for that matter, © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. we expect to see movement. Although I haven’t been able to much less, you would not be some “Friends” ➤ On March 10, 1988, pop stars show up? — DeeDee T., via singer and teen idol Andy e-mail Gibb — younger brother of indicator of a problem. —Periodontal disease can A: Matthew Bee Gees Barry, Robin and Brushing your dog’s teeth lead to infections in a dog’s will welcome Maurice — dies in Britain regularly helps prevent peri- blood or heart. his former TV just days after his 30th odontal disease. A dental —Oral cancer can be caught wife to his new birthday. Six months earlier, checkup and cleaning at the and treated earlier with regular show, “Go On,” Josh Henderson Gibb had topped the charts veterinarian’s office every six veterinary dental cleanings. sometime in with his debut record, “I Just or 12 months is important too, VCA West L.A. added that April. Courteney Want to Be Your Everything.” because the vet will remove veterinary dental cleanings are Cox will play a new love interest Larry’s passing, they’ve had to His string of three No. 1 hits built-up plaque and also diag- usually done while the dog is for Matthew’s character, Ryan rewrite the second half of sea- with his first three releases nose problems or point out under anesthesia, to prevent King. The “Friends” friends son two completely. I can tell is a record that still stands potential issues that you can stress and make the dog more always have been supportive you this: Season two is like sea- today. head off early. comfortable. It also advises that of each other’s post-”Friends” son one on steroids. It’s every- DEAR PAW’S CORNER: What According to vets at VCA small dogs, and dogs that eat endeavors, with Jennifer Aniston thing that people re-fell in love © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. are the risks if I don’t brush my West Los Angeles, there are only soft foods, need more fre- appearing on Courteney’s with ‘Dallas’ for in season one. dog’s teeth? He doesn’t have more reasons to brush your quent cleanings. “Dirt” and “Cougar Town”; Lisa You won’t be disappointed.” really bad breath, so I don’t see dog’s teeth. Kudrow also on “Cougar Town”; the point. — Frank G., Houston —Pets often hide den- Send your questions or com- and Kudrow’s “Web Therapy” Write to Cindy at King DEAR FRANK: Good ques- tal pain, like a toothache or ments to [email protected], hosting David Schwimmer and Features Weekly Service, tion! Periodontal disease is a abcess. Frequent brushing or write to Paw’s Corner, c/o Courteney Cox. P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL problem that develops over means you’re more likely to King Features Weekly Service, • • • 32853-6475; or e-mail her at time. Your dog’s breath might realize there is a problem and P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Q: I know you’re a fan of [email protected]. be OK now, but his teeth and take your dog to the vet to get it 32853-6475. For more pet care- TNT’s “Dallas,” so maybe you gums could be slowly deterio- checked out. related advice and information, can find out some scoops for © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. rating as plaque builds up. And —Severe periodontal disease visit www.pawscorner.com. season two for me? — Erin T. in while bad breath often signals can weaken a dog’s jawbone to North Dakota gum disease, it isn’t the only the point where it breaks. © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. ANSWERS Trivia Test Answers

1. James Thurber cally geometry 2. El Salvador 8. A hand-cranked string 3. Six instrument 4. Millard Fillmore. 9. Dr. Mary Edwards Millard and Abigail Walker, for her medi- Fillmore were only a cal work during the couple of years apart Civil War in age. 10. It has two hulls 5. Apartheid © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. 6. Atalanta 7. Mathematics, specifi- TUESDAY February 19, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 HOMEFRONT Wide variety of insects can infiltrate cupboards

aving some food tucked beetles or moths) in cupboards, foods such as flour, cracked leather. The adult beetles are grains are typically hollow and away to avoid extra trips on counters and cabinets and grains, beans, peas, dried fruits, oval, about 1/8 inch long and have small round emergence to the grocery store is around windows before you see cake mixes, chocolate, spices light brown with a humped back. holes. H Diane Sagers just planning ahead. It is a good them in the food. Look closer, and tobacco. Your wheat stor- Larvae are not much bigger. Six Spider beetles got their name idea. Storing food against diffi- CORRESPONDENT however, and you will probably age should be safe, as they do of them laid end to end would because a compact, 1/8 to 1/4 cult times is an even better idea. find them in opened packages not feed on whole, undamaged measure about an inch. They are inch body supports six long legs However, creating a functional or containers and in cracks and grains. If the infestation gets bad curved and hairy. You may find and two long antennae, and food storage program takes crevices of the cabinets and enough, the food takes on a foul pupae as silken cocoons in the resemble the legs of a spider. time, planning, budgeting and may hatch with the same result. cupboards. While there are many odor. food. Their tiny heads are only partly effort. After spending the time If you use the food quickly, you different pests that attack food, Adult beetles are reddish Dermestid beetles are also visible above the thorax giving and money required for this, will probably never know they some are rather particular about brown and small with a smooth called carpet beetles because them a two-part appearance. it is discouraging to find pack- were there. what they eat. thorax. Often you will see the of the damage they do to wool They will eat dried fruits, grain, ages of food products that have There are many insects that For example, the most com- larvae first. They are cylindrical, carpets. They are selective with seeds, cereals, meats, wool and been chewed open by rodents. make their way into stored prod- mon pantry pest is the saw- yellowish-white and up to 1/4 a preference for cheeses, dead hair. Opening a container to find ucts. When you find them, you toothed grain beetle. It does inch long. It takes about a month insects, dried meats, wool and Mature, cream to tan larvae insects inside is equally discon- won’t likely be examining body not feed on undamaged whole for them to mature and you will hides. Occasionally, you may grow to approximately 1/4 inch certing. parts to determine what kind of grains, but it loves cereal, bread, likely see pupae near the surface find them in stored grains, seeds long. Disturb them and they curl Dried food products are often pests they are. The focus will be dried fruits, nuts, sugar, maca- of the food. and dried fruit. They will develop their bodies. Larvae usually curl subject to insect infestations. on getting rid of them. roni and seeds. These beetles Indian meal moths are less in many products such as feath- their bodies when disturbed. The same is true of pet foods, However, among the uninvited are brownish red, small (about choosy eaters. They prefer coarse ers, silk, wool, fur, stuffed animal They say an ounce of preven- bird feed and seed displays, squatters you’ll find flour bee- 1/4 inch long), and flat so they grades of flour, but also dine on skins, dead insects, lint and tion is worth a pound of cure. ornamental corn, dried flower tles, saw-toothed grain beetles, can squeeze through very nar- grains, cereal, dried fruits, nuts, many other materials. When possible, prevent the arrangements and other orna- Indian meal moths, cigarette row cracks and crevices of poorly seeds and powdered milk. They Adult beetles may be oval or insects from invading by watch- ments made from plant parts. and drugstore beetles, dermestid sealed packages. They have six create silk webbing near the food round, mottled gray to black, ing food items and plant mate- The best defense against mice beetles, granary, rice and maize saw-like teeth on each side of surface. and are 1/8 to 3/8 inch long. The rials you bring home. Placing is thick solid containers, like weevils, and spider beetles. the thorax (the body section The adults, as the name larvae are about the same size as foods into your freezer for three 5-gallon food quality buckets, Nearly all spend part of their between the head and abdo- implies, are moths nearly 1/2 the adults with dark, long hairs days to a week before you store metal containers and barrels. lives as larvae. You may find the men). inch long with pale gray and red- in bands. it will destroy larvae, pupae and They are also a good defense adult insects, but do not believe They reproduce prolifically. dish-brown wings. The larvae are Granary and rice weevils are adult insect populations. against insects. However, insects that they are the entire popula- They may live their entire life generally dirty-white and reach the most destructive to whole- Despite the possibility of are small invaders that lay their tion. Chances are eggs, larva, cycle in the food. The female lays 1/2 inch before pupating. They grains or seeds but may feed on pests, storing food can still be unseen eggs in food materials, pupae and adults are all there at white, shiny eggs into food and move far away from the feeding nuts or beans. You will not likely a wise investment for peace of often at the packaging center. the same time. they hatch in three to five days. site before pupating in silken find them in flour unless it has mind and emergency use. Do They are there when you buy the Their presence is no slam The larvae are less than 1/4 inch cocoons. become caked. everything you can to purchase food and you don’t even know against your housekeeping. Don’t long at maturity and are yellow- Cigarette and drugstore bee- The dark brown adults are foods that are pest-free or treat it. They may hitch a ride to your let the thought that they are ish-white. tles are problems for more than about 1/6 inch long with a snout them by placing them in the house on the food and escape there gross you out. Fortunately, Flour beetles are serious pests just food products. While they on the front. The legless larvae freezer for three to four days to to find areas in your cupboards they will not hurt you. in flour mills and food storage do eat spices, biscuits, beans, are white and usually feed inside kill insects and eggs before stor- where they hide until the next You may find signs of pests areas. They are “survivors” that flour, peanuts, dried fruit, yeast whole kernels or seeds where ing them. Store the foods you use food supply shows up. The eggs (in the form of small brown feed on a wide range of stored and dried meat, they also attack they pupate. Weevil-damaged and use the foods you store.

WEDDINGS EAGLE SCOUT McBride/Loveridge Pearson/Day Shai Shields

Darrus and Lisa McBride are Kirk and Jill Pearson, of Lake Shai Shields received his Eagle pleased to announce the mar- Point, are pleased to announce Scout Award at an Eagle Honor riage of their son Jared to Joylyn the marriage of their son Kevin Court on Feb. 10. Shai worked Loveridge, daughter of Robert Pearson to Sarah Day, daugh- very hard to achieve this award. and Mary Ellen Loveridge of ter of Mike and Laura Day of His parents, Mike and Heather Orem. The couple will be mar- Stockbridge, Ga. The couple will Shields, are proud of Shai’s ried on Feb. 22 in the Salt Lake be married Feb. 23 in the Salt accomplishments. Temple. Family and friends are Lake Temple for time and all invited to celebrate with them at eternity. A reception will be held a reception on Feb. 22 from 6:30 in their honor that evening at the Sarah Day and Kevin Pearson to 8:30 p.m. at the LDS chapel Jared McBride and Joylyn Loveridge LDS church at 57 W. Porter Way at 365 S. 900 East in Orem, or at in Stansbury Park from 5 to 7 an open house held on March p.m. If we have inadvertently left 9 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the LDS someone out who would enjoy Chapel in Erda. The couple will celebrating with us, we welcome COMMUNITY NEWS make their home in Provo. the pleasure of your company.

Clausen/Fonger MISSIONARY

Debbie and Don Clausen are Shai Shields proud to announce the marriage of their daughter M’liss Clausen Shai Shields has been called to Les Fonger, son of Vickie Rolfe to serve in the Ventura California and the late Eugene Fonger. Mission for The Church of Jesus M’liss and Les will be married Christ of Latter-day Saints. He at The Eagle’s Nest on the Army will leave for the MTC on March Depot, Building 1005, in Tooele 13. Elder Shields will be speaking on Feb. 23. A reception will be Les Fonger and M’liss Clausen at his farewell on Feb. 24 at 11 held in their honor on the same a.m. in the Grantsville 7th Ward day and place at 6 p.m. If we sacrament meeting. The church have inadvertently left anyone is located at 415 W. Apple St. in out who would like to celebrate Grantsville. Shai is the son of this occasion, please join us Mike and Heather Shields, and that evening to congratulate the grandson of Sharon and Steve courtesy of Dennis Workman happy couple. Wilcock and John and Bianca Members of the Kiwanis Club help fifth graders at Settlement Canyon Elementary Shields. pass off the Preamble after they memorized it as part of the Great American Award.

Kiwanis Club is about ser- tify all the states and capital from GJHS FALCONS OF THE MONTH vice a blank map. Each student will The Tooele Kiwanis Club has put Kiwanis stickers on the Great been busy throughout the years American Award poster in their — especially this last holiday classes. At the awards program season — providing service and in May, the Kiwanis Club will be money to many organizations awarding medals to all students and people. completing the project. Each Christmas, members of The Kiwanis Club also spon- Kiwanis provide Christmas bags sors and helps students belong- to the Head Start programs in ing to Key Clubs in Grantsville, Tooele County. These bags with Stansbury and Tooele high clothing, books and toys go to schools, which involves almost 120 or more preschoolers ages 3 100 student providing service in to 4 in the Head Start school in their communities and schools Tooele and Grantsville. This has through many projects. They been an annual project for the volunteer to help the homeless, past several years. work with preschool and elemen- The club also provides items tary schools, assist with the high such as sack lunches to the schools’ Festival of Trees, donate Tooele County Food Bank, Tooele to local food banks, beautify and County Relief Services, the baby clean the schools, and complete care cupboard and the pet care social services projects. Key Club food fund. The club also works members also receive Kiwanis closely with the Children’s Justice Club money to help out with 5K Center in many ways. runs, golf tournaments, Easter This fall and through a six- egg hunts and other community month period, the club is work- events. ing on the Great American The Kiwanis Club meets week- Award in Settlement Canyon ly at a luncheon and discusses courtesy of Charles Mohler Elementary’s fifth grade history items of business and projects classes. One hundred students to help the community. Shawn These Grantsville Junior High School students were chosen as the Falcons of the Month for February. Front row from left are Megyn Nelson, McKenzie from four classes have taken Milne is the president of the club. Black, Carli Christensen, Cameron Wexels, Dean Swanson, Shayla Heward, Tanner Tuckett and Charles Mohler. Back row from left are Cheri Sagers, Taylor the challenge to memorize the Karen Perry is the treasurer. Gibson, Kylee Wheeler, Abigail Gunn, Matthew Erisman, Sean Douglas, Corey Scriven and Bridger Sparks. first verse of the “Star Spangled The Kiwanis Club enjoys invit- Banner” and the Preamble to ing individuals and organiza- the United States Constitution, tions to speak and provide infor- which they passed off to sev- mation for sponsoring programs eral Kiwanis Club members in and services. They are also seek- Celebrate the American spirit with American Profi le November and December. ing individuals and organiza- In January, they began to tions to join the club and help every Tuesday in your memorize and pass off all the in all the charitable services it is presidents of the United States. involved in. TOOELE During the rest of the school year, Come and join us every TRANSCRIPT they will spell and punctuate the Tuesday for lunch at noon at the BULLETIN Pledge of Allegiance, memorize All-Star Bowling Lanes restau- the Gettysburg Address and iden- rant in Tooele. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2013 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Flying Canoe’

(a French-Canadian tale) Jean Baptiste winked. “Trust me,” he explained. adapted by Amy Friedman and “I’ve made a deal. I have a canoe that will fly.” illustrated by Meredith Johnson The others could see that the devil had visited their friend. nce upon a time, long ago, there lived a “Let’s go!” Jean Baptiste said. A moment later his man in Quebec whose name was Jean canoe appeared, just like that! OBaptiste. One day the devil visited Jean “Come on,” he said, pointing at the canoe. Baptiste and offered him a deal. “Remember, do not speak the name of our lord or “If you will give up your God for one whole fly over a church or touch a cross.” year,” the devil said, “I’ll grant you a wish. Any Several of the men climbed right in, while a few wish.” stayed behind, for some had no faith in the prom- Well, this sounded fine to Jean Baptiste. Surely ise of the devil; they were certain this would end in one year would be easy, and what did he wish? Ah, disaster. he looked out at the sea of snow around him. He But those who joined their friend cheered as thought it would be nice if he could travel with Jean Baptiste whispered the magic words the devil ease in the long winter months. had taught him. He would not share those words “Make my canoe fly,” Jean Baptiste said. “If you with those who refused to go along. do, I shall happily give you my soul.” And once he had uttered those words, the canoe “Done,” the devil said, “so long as you do not rose into the brisk night air. utter the name of your God. And one more thing: “Paddle, friends,” Jean Baptiste said. So each You must return the canoe to its starting place man grabbed a paddle and off they flew through before dawn, or you’ll forfeit your soul.” the sky. That canoe sped toward their home. “Agreed!” said Jean Baptiste. As the canoe reached their village, the wives For many months, he did not think about his came out to study the strange flying machine. visitor. By the middle of winter, Jean Baptiste was When they saw their husbands, they let out a cheer working hard in the forest with his fellow lumber- so loud that the men’s hearts rose even higher than jacks, chopping down enormous trees. The work the canoe. was exhausting. Their limbs were frozen; their “Here we are!” cried Jean Baptiste as they drifted backs ached. But worst of all, their hearts were to the ground. lonely. They had no one but each other as compan- That night everyone celebrated — dancing and ions. They longed to hear the sound of their wives; singing, laughing and kissing, cheering and shout- instead, they heard only each other thundering, ing with joy. “Timber!” and the thud of trees landing in thick Jean Baptiste was happiest of all. He twirled his snow. wife around the dance floor. He lifted her into the One night they gathered around a fire and talked air. He kissed her and hugged her. He grew dizzy longingly of home. They spoke of the fine meals with pleasure. and hugs and kisses, laughter and love. “Ah, mon As the night went on and dawn threatened to dieu, I miss my wife!” Jacques sighed. break, the other men realized they had to return to Pierre agreed. “Moi aussi. Me, too!” camp. “Ah yes!” Bernard groaned. Paul and Roger nod- “He’ll lose his soul if we don’t reach camp before ded. Louis sighed, “If only we could get home for a dawn,” they whispered to each other. “Hurry, we night.” must find our friend Jean Baptiste.” One of the men remembered the magic words But it was too late. Jean Baptiste had uttered the Jean Baptiste could not stand his friends’ sad They searched everywhere — in his house and in and mumbled these. Up flew the canoe into the air. name he had vowed never to say, and that canoe voices or the longing in his own heart. And then he everyone else’s, in cafes and dance halls, in restau- “Paddle!” they cried. And so they did, but just turned nose first toward the ground. remembered ... “We’ll go home!” he cried. rants and pubs. At long last they found him in the a few moments before they reached camp, Jean Down, down, down the canoe plunged. It finally Roger snickered. Bernard laughed. Paul shook inn so exhausted with pleasure that he was asleep Baptiste suddenly woke. crashed into the top of a gigantic pine, and cries of his head and said, “Jean Baptiste, we can’t reach beneath a table. “Mon dieu!” he cried. “My God!” despair filled the forest as each man tumbled out home. There’s 6 feet of snow on the road!” “Hurry up, we must go back!” they cried, but The others turned and looked at him with hor- and down, down, down. “We’ll take my canoe,” Jean Baptiste announced Jean Baptiste did not hear a word. At last the oth- ror. No one ever saw that canoe again. with pride. ers picked him up and carried him as fast as they “Where are we?” he asked. He was terribly con- And no one ever saw those men again. The others thought he must be mad. could back to the canoe. fused. So much for a pact with the devil! Dressing up popcorn for an Oscars viewing party

by Elizabeth Karmel Let’s start with wet toppings, the popcorn from burning and 2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil popcorn in the bowl and sprinkle 1 tablespoon ground cumin ASSOCIATED PRESS such as melted butter. Melted almost all of the kernels pop. I (depending on the size of the with additional seasoning several 1 tablespoon ground black butter is always a crowd pleaser, find that a good olive oil gives pot) times to make sure you have an pepper Of all of the awards shows but you have to make that version the popcorn a great flavor and 1/3 to 1/2 cup popcorn ker- even coating. Serve immediately 1 tablespoon cayenne I love to watch (and I love to just before serving or else it gets that you won’t even want to add nels (depending on the size of or let cool. 1 tablespoon onion powder watch them all), the Oscars is my soggy. Plus, buttered popcorn is melted butter. the pot) Dry Popcorn Toppings 1 tablespoon garlic powder favorite. And it’s a great excuse to always best hot. Other wet top- As soon as the popcorn is Fine-grain sea salt or other Truffle salt In a small bowl, combine all throw a party. Many of my friends pings, such as melted chocolate, popped, I pour it out of the pan seasoned toppings 1 cup finely grated Parmesan ingredients. Store in an airtight do the “red carpet” thing for their should be applied to popcorn into the biggest bowl I have. I Heat an empty cast-iron Dutch cheese container for up to 6 months. own parties and ask guests to spread flat on a baking sheet, toss the popcorn with the sea- oven over low heat for 2 min- Maple sugar and crispy bits of Wet Popcorn Toppings dress in their black tie best. But I then allowed to cool. Otherwise soning and continue to toss so utes. smoked bacon Be certain to spread the pop- prefer watching in comfy clothes it becomes soggy. that the steam doesn’t make the Add enough olive oil to the pot Mini marshmallows, choco- corn flat on a baking sheet before and snacking on simple but sat- The advantage of dry flavor popcorn soggy. When the steam to thinly coat the entire bottom. late chips and chopped salted adding wet toppings, then let it isfying nibbles. After all, it’s a toppings is that you can make the dissipates, I toss it a few more Add a single layer of popcorn peanuts set before serving. very long show! popcorn a few hours in advance, times, taste to make sure that I kernels. You want them to be Mini M&Ms, chopped roasted Melted chocolate This year, I am going to make then serve it room at tempera- have enough flavoring, then let it touching but not more than one almonds and dried coconut Melted chocolate and peanut popcorn the old-fashioned way ture. Just make sure to add the come to room temperature in the layer thick. Increase the heat to Ragin’ Cajun Spice mixture butter — on the stovetop — and flavor spices while the popcorn is hot. bowl. At this point you can place medium and place the lid on the Lemon-pepper salt Melted caramels and a pinch the hot kernels three different My three favorites are truffle salt, it in serving bowls or baskets or pot. Wait until popping begins, Italian spice blend and finely of salt ways. Everyone loves popcorn Parmesan cheese and a sweet even individual paper bags to then turn the heat down slightly. grated Parmesan cheese and there is no other food that is and spicy barbecue rub. give your guests. Shake the pot every 30 sec- Barbecue rub (use purchased Elizabeth Karmel is a grilling and so closely associated with mov- To cook the popcorn for use And don’t forget to pair your onds or so. Start shaking a bit or the recipe below) Southern foods expert and execu- ies. Even though I sometimes with a dry topping, I use a heavy gourmet popcorn with a flute more when the popping starts to Sweet and Spicy Barbecue Rub tive chef at Hill Country Barbecue make microwave popcorn just enameled cast-iron Dutch oven of sparkling wine. The make the subside. When the kernels stop Start to finish: 5 minutes Market restaurants in New York like the rest of the world, when set over medium heat. I heat perfect high-low party combina- popping in unison and you only Makes about 1 cup and Washington, as well as Hill I make it from scratch, I can’t the empty pot for about 2 min- tion! hear one pop every couple of 1/4 cup paprika Country Chicken in New York. She believe the difference in taste. utes over low heat, then pour in Stovetop Popcorn Many Ways seconds, it is done. 2 tablespoons superfine sugar is the author of three cookbooks, Microwave popcorn is a mere the olive oil and the popcorn, Start to finish: 10 minutes Pour the popcorn into a large 2 tablespoons dark brown including “Soaked, Slathered and shadow of the original. increase the heat to medium and Servings: 1/2 cup corn kernels bowl. Season generously with the sugar Seasoned.” There are basically two ways to immediately place the lid on the will produce about 12 cups pop- toppings listed below, or another 2 tablespoons dried chipotle top popcorn — wet and dry. pot. The heavy pot helps prevent corn one of your favorites. Toss the chili powder

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Experience with irrigation 5727. (ucan) (ucan) 754 W 960 S • TOOELE LAND • Must successfully pass comprehensive background operation and repair, grounds maintenance, landscape, or related experi- ence is preferred. For golf course positions, knowledge of golf industry and/ DRIVERS: INEXPERI- investigation, drug testing and a psychological or unique maintenance applicable to industry is highly desired. 4000 N SR 36 evaluation as a condition of hire Child Care ENCED? GET on the $7.75 - $8.51/ hour. Road to a Successful Corner of SR36 & Erda Way. Apx. 35.11 • 21 years of age at the time of hire. acres of vacant land w/9.66 acres • A citizen of the United States; a resident of the State Career with CDL Train- CASTLE CREEK Kids ing. Regional Training $ zoned CG (Commercial) & the remain- of Utah NIGHT WATERING LABORER ONLY 154,000 ing acrege of 25.45 acres is zoned Parks & Cemetery Divisions Activity Center. Child- Locations. Train and Rambler with main fl oor laundry, central air,master • Must possess and maintain a valid Utah Drivers care, Preschool, School bath. Room to grow in large basement . Close to RR-5. (Residential on 5 acre lots.) License; No disqualifying criminal history; No DUI WORK for Central Re- Works graveyard hours with very limited supervision to water public transportation and frigerated (877) 369- elementary school andpark. Fenced yard, R.V. Parking. 2 car garage. Full auto sprinklers. convictions in the past two years. grounds. Some Š exibility in work hours is available within seasonal water- many children's classes 7092 www.centraltruck • Full-time position/ Must work rotating shifts to 408 N 250 W ing schedules and restrictions. available. Ft/Pt and drivingjobs.com (ucan) $45,000. 1.25 acres in Tooele City! include weekends and holidays. Drop In's. Open M-F 225 S RUSSEL LN • RUSH VALLEY Must be at least 18 years old. The position requires ability to work 5am-9pm (435)849- PARTS PLUS Tooele is For specifi c information pertaining to this recruitment, independently during night hours. Ability work with limited and artiŒ cial looking for a full time light is required. Position requires frequent bending, lifting of up to 25 lbs., 7147 or castlecreek- contact Carrie Hinkel at (435) 843-3401 or email at kids.com for more info. parts driver. Must be 260 W 400 N hauling of hoses and other sprinkler materials, use of hand held tools, and $40,000. Corner Lot. [email protected]. light sprinkler repair. $8.15 - $8.85 18, have clean driving Under OVERLAKE Child Care record, pass a pre-em- Applications and additional information are available at the ONLY $169,000 Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce To Apply www.childcaretooele ployment drug screen. Contract Rambler on 10 acres in Rush Valley. Beautiful 300 W 400 N 47 South Main Street Tooele Application deadline is February 27, 2013. Return a completed Tooele utah.info Brenda Apply in person, 175 Nice 1.25 acres on corner lot (801)755-8831 North Main. mountain views. Vaulted ceilings. 3 bdrms, 2 full or online at www.co.tooele.ut.us City Application and, if desired, a resume and cover letter explaining your baths. Hardwood fl ooring. Sheds and out buildings. in Tooele City! EEO Employer qualiŒ cations and interest in this position to: Seller Motivated. 5 shares irrigation included. Tooele City HR O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 or fax to This announcement does not represent the entire job 435-843-2106. Applications available at www.tooelecity.org. Go online to place your Classifi ed ad! description. For a complete and thorough job description www.tooeletranscript.com please contact the human resource offi ce. Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. | EEO/ADA Employer 435.224.9186 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 12-110-0-0011 Trust No. 12-00857-8 Ref: JEREMEYJ. STA- PLEY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROP- ERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN- DER A DEED OF TRUST DATED May 22, 2009. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On March 19, 2013 at 4:30 p.m., James H. Woodall, as duly appointed Trus- tee under a Deed of Trust recorded May 29, 2009, as Entry No. 326684, of the official re- cords in the office at the County Recorder of TOOELE County, State of Utah executed by JEREMEY J. STAPLEY AND ASHLEY N. RAINES, HUSBAND AND WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER, PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES AT THE TIME OF SALE. SUCCESSFUL BID- DERS MUST TENDER A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 IN CERTIFIED FUNDS TO THE TRUSTEE AT THE TIME OF SALE, WITH THE BALANCE DUE BY NOON THE FOLLOWING BUSI- NESS DAY, AT THE OFFICE OF THE TRUS- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- TRANCE TO THE TOOELE COUNTY DIS- TRICT COURT 74 SOUTH 100 EAST, TOOELE, UTAH all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State de- scribed as: LOT 11, PARK MEADOWS SUB- DIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER, STATE OF UTAH. The street address and other com- mon designation of the real property described above is purported to be: 58 North Waterhole Way Grantsville, UT 84029 aka 58 North Barbed Wire Circle Grantsville, UT 84029 The under- signed Trustee disclaims any liability for any incor- rectness of the street ad- dress and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made without NOTICE OF PUBLIC covenant or warranty, HEARING SCHEDULE express or implied, re- NOTICE OF TRUS- Notice is hereby given garding title, possession, TEE'S SALE that the North Tooele condition, or encum- APN: 10-029-0-0018 County Fire Protection brances, including fees, TRA: Trust No. Service District regular charges, and expenses 1350276-38 Ref: Frank monthly board meetings of the Trustee and of the Wright, Estate IMPOR- are generally held on the trusts created by said TANT NOTICE TO third Thursday of each Deed of Trust, to pay the PROPERTY OWNER month at 6:30 p.m. at the remaining principle sums YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Stansbury Park Fire Sta- of the note(s) secured by UNDER A DEED OF tion, 179 Country Club, said Deed TUESDAY of Trust. TRUST,February Dated: 19, May 2013 19, B6 TOOELEStansbury TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Park, UT. In The current beneficiary 2004, UNLESS YOU months where the meet- of the Trust Deed as of TAKE ACTION TO PRO- ing falls on or between the date of this notice is TECT YOUR PROP- Apartments Homes for Homes Buildings holidays,Public or Noticesother special Public Notices Public Notices WELLSPublic FARGO Notices BANK, ERTY,Public IT Notices MAY BE for Rent Rent circumstances,Meetings the Meetings Meetings N.A. TheTrustees record owners SOLDTrustees AT A PUBLIC meetings may be moved of the property as of the SALE. IF YOU NEED TOOELE 2BDRM base- 4BDRM 2BTH Home in $$SAVE MONEY If you build, remodel or to an alternate day of the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE recording of the Notice AN EXPLANATION OF ment, washer, dryer, Tooele Nice, clean Search Bank & HUD remove buildings you week. Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given of Default are JEREMY THE NATURE OF THE partially furnished, home, fenced yard and homes www.Tooele can place your classi- 2013 Meeting Schedule that the Tooele City that the Tooele City J. STAPLEY AND ASH- PROCEEDING $650/mo $400/dep, good neighborhood. No BankHomes.com fied ad in 45 of Utah's February 28, 2013* Council & Tooele City Council & Tooele City LEY N. RAINES, HUS- AGAINST YOU, YOU background & credit Smoking and No pets Berna Sloan (435) newspapers for only March 21, 2013 Redevelopment Agency Redevelopment Agency BAND AND WIFE, AS SHOULD CONTACT A check, utiliies paid, $1200/mo $1200/dep 840-5029 Group 1 $163. for 25 words ($5. April 18, 2013 of Tooele City, Utah, will of Tooele City, Utah, will JOINT TENANTS LAWYER. On March 12, huge yard, near school. 6mo lease available. for each additional May 16, 2013 meet on Wednesday, meet in a Work Session DATED: February 6, 2013, at 4:30 P.M. (435)884-0825 324 E. 670 N. FOR SALE By Owner: word). You will reach June 20, 2013 February 20, 2013 at the on Wednesday, Febru- 2013 James H. Woodall, as (435)243-7140 4bdrm, 2bth rambler, up to 340,000 house- July 18, 2013 hour of 7:00 P.M. The ary 20, 2013 at the hour James H. Woodall duly appointed Trustee holds and all you do is August 15, 2013 meeting will be held at of 5:00 P.M. The meet- 10808 River Front under and pursuant to Homes for 5BDRM 2BTH, 1 acre nice starter house. Call Dan (435)841-9829 call the Transcript Bul- September 19, 2013 the Tooele City Hall ing will be held at the Parkway, Suite 175 Deed of Trust recorded Rent horse property, letin at 882-0050 for all October 17, 2013 Council Room located at Tooele City Hall Large South Jordan, Utah May 20, 2004, as Inst. $1400/mo. For more Planning on selling your the details. (Mention November 21, 2013 90 North Main Street, Conference Room lo- 84095 (801) 254-9450 No. 223432, in book details Marci WHY RENT When You home, you could be UCAN Classified Net- December 19, 2013 Tooele, Utah. cated at 90 North Main Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 0945, page 0817, of Offi- (435)840-0208 Can Buy? Zero down sending your sales work) *4th Thursday 1. Pledge of Allegiance Street, Tooele, Utah. p.m. Authorized Signa- cial Records in the office & Low Income pro- points to up to 340,000 Dated this 14th day of 2. Roll Call 1. Open Meeting ture James H. Woodall, of the County Recorder BENCHMARK Condo, METAL ROOF/ WALL grams, 1st time & Sin- households at once. February 2013 3. Mayor's State of the 2. Roll Call Trustee R-425699 of Tooele County, State 3bdrm, 3bth, no smok- Panels, Pre-engineered gle parent programs, For $163. you can Cassandra Ray City Address 3. Discussion: (Published in the Tran- of Utah executed by ing, no pets, $1100/mo. Metal Buildings. Mill Berna Sloan (435) place your 25 word District Administrator Presented by Mayor Pat- - Legislative Update script Bulletin February Frank B. Wright, a single First/ last month/ prices for sheeting coil 840-5029 Group 1 classified ad to all 45 (Published in the Tran- rick Dunlavy - Agreement with USU 12, 19 & 26, 2013) man, WILL SELL AT $300/dep, lease re- are at a 4 year low. You newspapers in Utah. script Bulletin February 4. Mayor's Community - RDA Update PUBLIC AUCTION TO quired (435)691-3930. get the savings. 17 Col- 1200SQFT RAMBLER Just call the Transcript 19, 2013) Youth Recognition Presented by Randy NOTICE OF TRUS- HIGHEST BIDDER, ors prime material, cut Home 4bdrm, 3bth, CLEAN UPDATED Bulletin at 882-0050 for Awards Sant TEE'S SALE PAYABLE IN LAWFUL large kitchen, large kitchen, pets allowed, to your exact length. APN: 12-100-0-0085 all the details. (Mention PUBLIC NOTICE 5. Open Forum for Pub- 4. Motion to Close Meet- MONEY OF THE yard, 2 car garage, No 3bdrm 1bth. 800/mo CO Building Systems Trust No. 12-00897-8 ucan) Call For Proposals lic Comment ing to Discuss: UNITED STATES AT smoking, No pets. 800/dep. 526 n main. 1-800-COBLDGS Ref: HIROKO SHIRAT- The TOOELE COUNTY 6. Resolution 2013-07 A - Property Acquisition THE TIME OF SALE, $1200/mo $700/dep. Call (435)-882-1199 (ucan) SUCHI IMPORTANT SELLING YOUR RECREATION SPE- Resolution of the Tooele - Pending Litigation (SUCCESSFUL BID- Northeast Tooele. NOTICE TO PROP- HOME? Advertise it in CIAL SERVICE DIS- City Council Acknowl- 5. Adjourn DERS MUST TENDER (435)840-3399 HOMES available to pur- ERTY OWNER YOU the classifieds. Call Financial TRICT will be accepting edging the Mayor's Ap- Michelle Y. Pitt A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 chase for LOW IN- ARE IN DEFAULT UN- 882-0050 or visit new proposals for rec- pointment of Ray Smart Tooele City Recorder IN CERTIFIED FUNDS 2BDRM 1BTH Home, COME buyers with Services DER A DEED OF www.tooeletran reation projects from A Member of the Tooele Pursuant to the Ameri- TO THE TRUSTEE AT Nice neighborhood, good credit. Berna TRUST DATED Novem- script.com BANKRUPTCY FILING/ February 7, 2013 to April City Planning Commis- cans with Disabilities THE TIME OF SALE, garden spot, fruit trees, Sloan (435)840-5029 ber 16, 2010. UNLESS CREDIT. Repair for 18, 2013. Applications sion Presented by Act, Individuals Needing WITH THE BALANCE $800/mo, $600/dep, No Group 1 Real Estate. YOU TAKE ACTION TO $350. Stop Garnish- must follow grant submit- Mayor Patrick Dunlavy Special Accommoda- DUE BY NOON THE pets no smoking appli- PROTECT YOUR HORSE PROPERTY ments! References tal outline available from 7. Resolution 2013-08 A tions Should Notify Mi- FOLLOWING BUSI- cation and lease re- Mobile Homes PROPERTY, IT MAY BE with luxurious custom available. Licensed and each member of the Resolution of the Tooele chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele NESS DAY, AT THE quired call SOLD AT A PUBLIC built Lakepoint home Insured. Aspire Credit board or Tooele County City Council Approving City Recorder, at OFFICE OF THE TRUS- (435)830-5353. SALE. IF YOU NEED for lease, 3bdrm, 1999 3BDRM 2bth, new Solutions, 801-446- Commission Office, an Amendment to the 843-2110 prior to the TEE), At the Tooele AN EXPLANATION OF 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, 2bth, 4 car garage, paint, carpet, deck. 8216. aspirecreditsolu- Cheryl Adams, 843- Settlement Agreement meeting. TDD Phone County Courthouse, 74 THIS PROCEEDING, patio, washer/ dryer, large unfinished base- Quiet park, $275/mo lot tion.com (ucan) 3150, Tooele County and General Release of Number 843-2108 South 100 East, Tooele, YOU SHOULD CON- newly updated, utilities ment $1950/mo, rent, includes water, Courthouse, 47 South All Claims to Allow an (Published in the Tran- Utah, all right, title and TACT A LAWYER. On included. No smoking, $1500/dep. Call sewer, garbage. Buried in Credit Card Main. Five copies of the Extension of the Cove at script Bulletin February interest conveyed to and March 19, 2013 at 4:30 no pets, no exceptions. (801)915-3069 for $25,000. 435-841-2829 Debt? Over $10,000? grant submittal should Overlake Site Plan 19, 2013) now held by it under said p.m., James H. Woodall, $900/mo, $600/dep. 46 more info. We can get you out of include: name of project, Presented by Roger Deed of Trust in the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile as duly appointed Trus- E 1 0 0 S , debt quickly and save location, and written bid Baker property situated in said LARGE 3BDRM 2bth, home for rent, no smok- Public Notices tee under a Deed of (435)882-7828 or you thousands of dol- of estimated costs, type 8. Minutes County and State de- 950/mo 950/dep, pets ing/ pets. 882-1550 Trust recorded Novem- (435)830-6916 lars! Call CREDIT of construction or im- February 6, 2013 Trustees scribed as: Parcel 1: Lot allowed. 464 n main. ber 24, 2010, as Entry CARD RELIEF for your provement and a point of 9. Invoices Presented 18, Tooele Highlands 3BDRM 1BTH Spacious Call (435)-882-1199 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Deadline for public no- No. 350284, of the offi- free consultation contact. Furthermore, by Michelle Pitt Subdivision, Addition No. duplex w/basement home for rent, no smok- 1-877-881-3269 (ucan) tices is 4 p.m. the day cial records in the office STANSBURY PARK. projects which are ac- 10 .Adjourn 1, a Subdivision of laminate flooring, w/d ing/ pets. 882-1550 prior to publication. at the County Recorder One Rm. in private resi- cepted must be com- Michelle Y. Pitt Tooele City, according to hookups, carport, stor- Public notices submit- of TOOELE County, dence, $350/mo. Utili- pleted by December 1st Tooele City Recorder the official plat thereof, age. Must see! Pets ok, Public Notices ted past the deadline State of Utah executed ties incld. washer/dryer, 2013 or the applicant Pursuant to the Ameri- recorded in the office of no smoking. $825/mo Meetings will not be accepted. by HIROKO SHIRAT- private bath, furnished, Water Shares may stand to lose their cans with Disabilities the county recorder of 435-830-6994 UPAXLP SUCHI AND KORY C. garage parking, access funding. The Special Act, Individuals Needing Tooele County; Together Deadline for public no- GREGERSEN, WIFE 3BDRM 2BTH mobile, family rm. kitchen. No Recreation District Board Special Accommoda- with an easement 3 feet ONE SETTLEMENT tices is 4 p.m. the day NOTICE OF TRUS- AND HUSBAND WILL dishwasher, air, no smoking, no pets, neat/ of Officers must approve tions Should Notify Mi- 6 inches in width, from canyon irrigation water prior to publication. TEE'S SALE SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- dogs, $700/mo, $500/ responsible female. any deviation from this chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele the North to South, along share for $3,900. Text Public notices submit- APN: 12-110-0-0011 TION TO HIGHEST BID- dep includes lot rent 801-608-2494 apt. process. City Recorder, at the Northern most (435)850-8838 cash ted past the deadline Trust No. 12-00857-8 DER, PAYABLE IN and water. Owner/ Send all proposals to: 843-2110 prior to the boundary of Lot 19, for only. will not be accepted. Ref: JEREMEYJ. STA- LAWFUL MONEY OF Agent (435)830-1177 TOOELE, 2bdrm 2bth TOOELE COUNTY meeting. TDD Phone ingress and egress from UPAXLP PLEY IMPORTANT THE UNITED STATES townhouse, part finished RECREATION SPECIAL Number 843-2108. said property by private NOTICE TO PROP- AT THE TIME OF SALE. 3BDRM, 1BTH Pet basement, 2 carports, Commercial NOTICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 (Published in the Tran- vehicles; Subject to and ERTY OWNER YOU SUCCESSFUL BID- friendly, Tooele. 785 W central ac, master HEARING SCHEDULE South Main Tooele, Utah script Bulletin February easement 3 feet 6 Property ARE IN DEFAULT UN- DERS MUST TENDER 880 S, Unit B. bedroom/ bath. No pets Notice is hereby given 84074. 19, 2013) inches in width, from the DER A DEED OF A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 $815/mo.Picts,Details, no smoking, $850/mo. FREE RENT for Febru- that the North Tooele For any additional infor- North to South, along the TRUST DATED May 22, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS & Apply at www. 904 N Glen Eagles Ct ary plus 50% rent re- County Fire Protection mation contact Kent Northern most boundary 2009. UNLESS YOU TO THE TRUSTEE AT WMGUtah.com. (580 West, Glen Eagles) duction for March- May Service District regular Baker 882-1420, Russell of said Lot 18, in favor of TAKE ACTION TO PRO- THE TIME OF SALE, 435-849-5826. Davidson Realty Inc w/2yr lease. Main monthly board meetings Steadman 830-5658, Clean Out Lot 17, for ingress and TECT YOUR PROP- WITH THE BALANCE (801)466-5078 Street location. High are generally held on the Walt Shubert 882-0603, egress from said Lot 17 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ERTY, IT MAY BE DUE BY NOON THE www.dripm.com traffic. (801)403-3955 third Thursday of each Lois McArthur 882-1179, Your Attic! by private vehicles. The home for rent, no smok- SOLD AT A PUBLIC FOLLOWING BUSI- (801)463-7777 month at 6:30 p.m. at the Travis McCluskey street address and other ing/ pets. 882-1550 WHY RENT when you SALE. IF YOU NEED NESS DAY, AT THE Stansbury Park Fire Sta- 884-5023. common designation, if can buy? Call for a TOOELE RANSCRIPT AN EXPLANATION OF tion, 179 Country Club, T OFFICE OF THE TRUS- any, of the real property TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, free pre approval Me- SELL YOUR CAR or Russell Steadman BULLETIN THIS PROCEEDING, Stansbury Park, UT. In TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- described above is pur- 6yr old home, full base- lanie 840-3073 Secu- boat in the classifieds. Secretary YOU SHOULD CON- months where the meet- TRANCE TO THE ported to be: 115 South ment, double garage, rity National Mort- Call 882-0050 or visit (Published in the Tran- 882-0050 TACT A LAWYER. On ing falls on or between TOOELE COUNTY DIS- 4th Street, Tooele, UT open floor plan, fire- gage. www.tooeletranscript. script Bulletin February March 19, 2013 at 4:30 holidays, or other special TRICT COURT 74 84074. Estimated Total place, $1150/mo. com or e-mail your ad 12, 14, 19, 21, March 5, p.m., James H. Woodall, BECOME A SUB- circumstances, the SOUTH 100 EAST, Debt as of March 12, (801)842-9631 guard to tbp@tooeletran- 7, 12, 19, 21, 26, April 2, as duly appointed Trus- SCRIBER. 882-0050 meetings may be moved TOOELE, UTAH all 2013, is $61,608.33. The rightproperty.com script.com 4, 9 & 11, 2013) tee under a Deed of to an alternate day of the right, title and interest undersigned Trustee dis- Trust recorded May 29, week. conveyed to and now claims any liability for 2009, as Entry No. 2013 Meeting Schedule held by it under said any incorrectness of the 326684, of the official re- February 28, 2013* Deed of Trust in the street address and other cords in the office at the March 21, 2013 property situated in said common designation, if County Recorder of April 18, 2013 County and State de- any, shown herein. Said TOOELE County, State Tooele Valley HomesMay 16, 2013 & Lots! scribed as: LOT 85, sale will be made, but of Utah executed by June 20, 2013 COPPER CANYON without covenant or war- JEREMEY J. STAPLEY July 18, 2013 PHASE 1, SUBDIVI- ranty, express or im- AND ASHLEY N. August 15, 2013 SION, AMENDED PLAT, plied, regarding title, RAINES, HUSBAND 827 S. Deer Hollow Rd., Tooele September635 19, 2013 W. Vine Street, Tooele ACCORDING TO THE possession, condition, or AND WIFE, AS JOINT October 17, 2013 OFFICIAL PLAT encumbrances, including TENANTS WILL SELL November 21, 2013 THEREOF ON FILE fees, charges and ex- AT PUBLIC AUCTION December 19, 2013 AND OF RECORD IN penses of the Trustee TO HIGHEST BIDDER, *4th Thursday THE TOOELE COUNTY and of the trusts created PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Dated this 14th day of RECORDER'S OFFICE. by said Deed of Trust, to MONEY OF THE February 2013 The street address and pay the remaining princi- UNITED STATES AT Cassandra Ray other common designa- ple sums of the note(s) THE TIME OF SALE. District Administrator tion of the real property secured by said Deed of SUCCESSFUL BID- (Published in the Tran- described above is pur- Trust. The current bene- DERS MUST TENDER script Bulletin February ported to be: 683 North ficiary of the Trust Deed A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 19, 2013) Painted Hills Drive as of the date of this no- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele, Utah 84074 The tice is: GMAC Mortgage, TO THE TRUSTEE AT undersigned Trustee dis- LLC and the record own- THE TIME OF SALE, claims any liability for ers of the property as of Updated home on .60 acre of horse property. 3 WITH THE BALANCE any incorrectness of the the recording of the No- Beautiful East Bench Home DUE BY NOON THE street address and other tice of Default is: 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, spacious master bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms. Oversized heated 4-car FOLLOWING BUSI- common designation, if James H. Woodall, suite, amazing open floor plan, open loft, theater garage, barn and corrals, open floor plan, very clean. NESS DAY, AT THE any, shown herein. Said Trustee, 10808 River OFFICE OF THE TRUS- sale will be made without Front Parkway, Suite room, office and so much more TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- covenant or warranty, 175, South Jordan, UT TRANCE TO THE express or implied, re- 84095 James H. Woo- TOOELE COUNTY DIS- garding title, possession, dall Dated: February TRICT COURT 74 condition, or encum- 05, 2013 Signature/By 18 S. 820 East, Tooele 4019 N. Rose Springs Rd., Erda SOUTH 100 EAST, brances, including fees, James H. Woodall TOOELE, UTAH all charges, and expenses Authorized Signature. right, title and interest of the Trustee and of the R-425340 conveyed to and now trusts created by said (Published in the Tran- held by it under said Deed of Trust, to pay the script Bulletin February Deed of Trust in the remaining principle sums 5, 12 & 19, 2013) property situated in said of the note(s) secured by County and State de- said Deed of Trust. NOTICE OF TRUS- scribed as: LOT 11, The current beneficiary TEE'S SALE PARK MEADOWS SUB- of the Trust Deed as of APN: 12-036-0-0032 DIVISION, ACCORDING the date of this notice is Trust No. 12-00761-8 TO THE PLAT WELLS FARGO BANK, Ref: DUSTIN WALTKE THEREOF, RECORDED N.A. The record owners IMPORTANT NOTICE IN THE OFFICE OF of the property as of the TO PROPERTY Home under construction THE TOOELE COUNTY recording of the Notice OWNER YOU ARE IN Unique Floor Plan 1/2 acre horse property, beautiful floor plan, RECORDER, STATE of Default are HIROKO DEFAULT UNDER A OF UTAH. The street SHIRATSUCHI AND DEED OF TRUST 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, open floor plan, charming front porch, granite counter tops, address and other com- KORY C. GREGERSEN, DATED August 18, beautiful travertine floors, wonderful home. 2-tone paint, upgraded floors. mon designation of the WIFE AND HUSBAND 2010. UNLESS YOU real property described DATED: February 6, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- $ above is purported to be: 2013 TECT YOUR PROP- Only 219,900 58 North Waterhole Way James H. Woodall ERTY, IT MAY BE Grantsville, UT 84029 10808 River Front SOLD AT A PUBLIC aka 58 North Barbed Parkway, Suite 175 SALE. IF YOU NEED Call me for information on more homes on 1/2 Acre Lots in Erda! Wire Circle Grantsville, South Jordan, Utah AN EXPLANATION OF UT 84029 The under- 84095 (801) 254-9450 THIS PROCEEDING, signed Trustee disclaims Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 YOU SHOULD CON- any liability for any incor- p.m. Authorized Signa- TACT A LAWYER. On rectness of the street ad- ture James H. Woodall, March 19, 2013 at 4:30 I Need More dress and other common Trustee R-425698 p.m., James H. Woodall, designation, if any, (Published in the Tran- as duly appointed Trus- shown herein. Said sale script Bulletin February tee under a Deed of will be made without 12, 19 & 26, 2013) Trust recorded August Listings! covenant or warranty, 24, 2010, as Entry No. HELP!! express or implied, re- NOTICE OF TRUS- 346023, of the official re- garding title, possession, TEE'S SALE cords in the office at the condition, or encum- APN: 10-029-0-0018 County Recorder of brances, including fees, TRA: Trust No. TOOELE County, State Call Laramie Dunn charges, and expenses 1350276-38 Ref: Frank of Utah executed by of the Trustee and of the Wright, Estate IMPOR- DUSTIN WALTKE AND Call LaramieTooele County’sDunn for Real ALL Estate Specialist trusts created by said TANT NOTICE TO AUBREY WALTKE, Deed of Trust, to pay the PROPERTY OWNER HUSBAND AND WIFE, remaining principle sums YOU ARE IN DEFAULT AS JOINT TENANTS your Real Estate needs of the note(s) secured by UNDER A DEED OF WILL SELL AT PUBLIC said Deed of Trust. TRUST, Dated: May 19, AUCTION TO HIGHEST 435-224-4000 The current beneficiary 2004, UNLESS YOU BIDDER, PAYABLE IN of the Trust Deed as of TAKE ACTION TO PRO- LAWFUL MONEY OF the date of this notice is TECT YOUR PROP- THE UNITED STATES WELLS FARGO BANK, ERTY, IT MAY BE AT THE TIME OF SALE. HotHomesTooele.com N.A. The record owners SOLD AT A PUBLIC SUCCESSFUL BID- of the property as of the SALE. IF YOU NEED DERS MUST TENDER recording of the Notice AN EXPLANATION OF A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 of Default are JEREMY THE NATURE OF THE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS J. STAPLEY AND ASH- PROCEEDING TO THE TRUSTEE AT LEY N. RAINES, HUS- AGAINST YOU, YOU THE TIME OF SALE, BAND AND WIFE, AS SHOULD CONTACT A WITH THE BALANCE JOINT TENANTS LAWYER. On March 12, DUE BY NOON THE DATED: February 6, 2013, at 4:30 P.M. FOLLOWING BUSI- 2013 James H. Woodall, as NESS DAY, AT THE James H. Woodall duly appointed Trustee OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 10808 River Front under and pursuant to TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- Parkway, Suite 175 Deed of Trust recorded TRANCE TO THE South Jordan, Utah May 20, 2004, as Inst. TOOELE COUNTY DIS- 84095 (801) 254-9450 No. 223432, in book TRICT COURT 74 Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 0945, page 0817, of Offi- SOUTH 100 EAST, p.m. Authorized Signa- cial Records in the office TOOELE, UTAH all ture James H. Woodall, of the County Recorder right, title and interest Trustee R-425699 of Tooele County, State conveyed to and now (Published in the Tran- of Utah executed by held by it under said script Bulletin February Frank B. Wright, a single Deed of Trust in the 12, 19 & 26, 2013) man, WILL SELL AT property situated in said PUBLIC AUCTION TO County and State de- HIGHEST BIDDER, scribed as: LOT 32, PAYABLE IN LAWFUL EASTLAND ESTATES MONEY OF THE SUBDIVISION PLAT B, UNITED STATES AT ACCORDING TO THE THE TIME OF SALE, OFFICIAL PLAT (SUCCESSFUL BID- THEREOF AS RE- DERS MUST TENDER CORDED IN THE OF- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 FICE OF THE TOOELE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS COUNTY RECORDER. TO THE TRUSTEE AT The street address and THE TIME OF SALE, other common designa- WITH THE BALANCE tion of the real property DUE BY NOON THE described above is pur- FOLLOWING BUSI- ported to be: 489 East NESS DAY, AT THE 1480 North Tooele, Utah OFFICE OF THE TRUS- 84074 The undersigned TEE), At the Tooele Trustee disclaims any li- County Courthouse, 74 ability for any incorrect- South 100 East, Tooele, ness of the street ad- Utah, all right, title and dress and other common interest conveyed to and designation, if any, now held by it under said shown herein. Said sale Deed of Trust in the will be made without property situated in said covenant or warranty, County and State de- express or implied, re- scribed as: Parcel 1: Lot garding title, possession, 18, Tooele Highlands condition, or encum- Subdivision, Addition No. brances, including fees, 1, a Subdivision of charges, and expenses Tooele City, according to of the Trustee and of the the official plat thereof, trusts created by said recorded in the office of Deed of Trust, to pay the the county recorder of remaining principle sums Tooele County; Together of the note(s) secured by with an easement 3 feet said Deed of Trust. 6 inches in width, from The current beneficiary the North to South, along of the Trust Deed as of the Northern most the date of this notice is boundary of Lot 19, for WELLS FARGO BANK, ingress and egress from N.A. The record owners said property by private of the property as of the vehicles; Subject to and recording of the Notice easement 3 feet 6 of Default are DUSTIN inches in width, from the WALTKE AND AUBREY North to South, along the WALTKE DATED: Northern most boundary February 6, 2013 of said Lot 18, in favor of James H. Woodall Lot 17, for ingress and 10808 River Front egress from said Lot 17 Parkway, Suite 175 by private vehicles. The South Jordan, Utah street address and other 84095 (801) 254-9450 common designation, if Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 any, of the real property p.m. Authorized Signa- described above is pur- ture James H. Woodall, ported to be: 115 South Trustee R-425696 4th Street, Tooele, UT (Published in the Tran- 84074. Estimated Total script Bulletin February Debt as of March 12, 12, 19 & 26, 2013) 2013, is $61,608.33. The undersigned Trustee dis- claims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or war- ranty, express or im- plied, regarding title, possession, condition, or encumbrances, including fees, charges and ex- penses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining princi- ple sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current bene- ficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this no- tice is: GMAC Mortgage, LLC and the record own- ers of the property as of the recording of the No- tice of Default is: James H. Woodall, Trustee, 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175, South Jordan, UT 84095 James H. Woo- dall Dated: February 05, 2013 Signature/By James H. Woodall Authorized Signature. R-425340 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 5, 12 & 19, 2013) INVITATION FOR BIDS Wendover Airport Wendover, Utah AIP Project No. 3-49- 0046-26 Sealed bids, subject to the conditions contained herein, for improvements to the Wendover Airport, Wendover, Utah, AIP Project No. 3-49-0046- 26 will be received by the Wendover Airport, Administration, Wendo- ver, Utah, 84083, until Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at 2:00 p.m., and then publicly opened and read aloud. The work involved will in- clude the following: Schedule I - Construct 2,000 Foot Extension and Rehabilitate Run- way 8/26 Schedule II - Construct 2,000 Foot Extension of Taxiway "A" The approximate quanti- ties of major bid items in- volved in the proposed work are: P-152a Embankment in Place Schedule I 1,100 CY Schedule II 5,850 CY P-154a Select Fill Schedule I 57,880 CY Schedule II 9,700 CY P-209a Crushed Aggre- gate Base Course (12”) Schedule I Schedule II 13,550 CY 6,100 CY P-218a Placement of Rubblized Recycled Concrete Schedule I 21,350 SY Schedule II 17,900 SY P-401a Bituminous Sur- face Course (9”) Sched- ule I 21,300 Ton Sched- ule II 8,650 Ton P-401b Modified Bitumi- nous Material Schedule I 1,380 Ton Schedule II 560 Ton P-620b Permanent Pavement Markings Schedule I 146,650 SF Schedule II 11,650 SF Construction for this pro- ject is expected to take 135 calendar day(s). Contract Documents. The complete set of Specifications and Con- tract Documents can be downloaded from Jvia- tion, Inc.'s bid site (http://bid.jviation.com), beginning on February 14, 2013. In order to submit a responsive bid as a Prime Contractor and to receive all neces- sary addendum(s) for this project, you must be on the Planholder's List. To view all planholder documents (contract documents, plans and addendums) you must fill out the online form lo- cated at (http://www.jvia- tion.com/bidrequest). By filling out and submitting this form, you agree to be publicly listed on the INVITATION FOR BIDS bid site with your contact Wendover Airport information as a plan- Wendover, Utah holder for all projects re- AIP Project No. 3-49- quested. It is the plan- 0046-26 holder's responsibility Sealed bids, subject to to review the site for the conditions contained addendums and herein, for improvements changes before sub- to the Wendover Airport, mitting their proposal. Wendover, Utah, AIP For additional informa- Project No. 3-49-0046- tion, please contact us 26 will be received by via email at bidinfo@jvi- the Wendover Airport, ation.com. Administration, Wendo- *Note that contractors ver, Utah, 84083, until will NOT be automati- Tuesday, March 19, cally added to new pro- 2013, at 2:00 p.m., and jects. You will need to then publicly opened and re-submit the online form read aloud. for access to new pro- The work involved will in- jects. Once granted ac- clude the following: cess, additional projects Schedule I - Construct will use your same login 2,000 Foot Extension credentials. Note: Plan and Rehabilitate Run- ahead when submitting way 8/26 the online request form Schedule II - Construct and allow up to 2 busi- 2,000 Foot Extension ness days for approval of Taxiway "A" and access to projects. The approximate quanti- Pre-Bid Conference. ties of major bid items in- The pre-bid conference volved in the proposed for this project will be work are: held on Friday, March, 1, NOTICE OF TRUS- P-152a Embankment in 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in TEE'S SALE Place Schedule I 1,100 the Wendover Aiport, APN: 15-042-0-0481 CY Schedule II 5,850 Main Conference Room Trust No. 12-00908-8 CY at the Wendover Airport, Ref: Stephen S. Kemp P-154a Select Fill 345 Airport Apron, P.O. Loan No. XXX IMPOR- Schedule I 57,880 CY Box 159 Wendover, TANT NOTICE TO Schedule II 9,700 CY Utah. All bidders are re- PROPERTY OWNER P-209a Crushed Aggre- quired to examine the YOU ARE IN DEFAULT gate Base Course (12”) site to become familiar UNDER A DEED OF Schedule I Schedule II with all site conditions. TRUST DATED August 13,550 CY 6,100 CY Bid Conditions. The 03, 2010. UNLESS YOU P-218a Placement of bidder is required to pro- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Rubblized Recycled vide all information as TECT YOUR PROP- Concrete Schedule I required within the Con- ERTY, IT MAY BE 21,350 SY Schedule II tract Documents. The SOLD AT A PUBLIC 17,900 SY bidder is required to bid SALE. IF YOU NEED P-401a Bituminous Sur- on all items of every AN EXPLANATION OF face Course (9”) Sched- schedule or as otherwise THIS PROCEEDING, ule I 21,300 Ton Sched- detailed in the Instruc- YOU SHOULD CON- ule II 8,650 Ton tions to Bidders. TACT A LAWYER. On P-401b Modified Bitumi- Bids may be held by March 19, 2013, at 4:30 nous Material Schedule I Tooele County for a pe- P.M. James H. Woodall, 1,380 Ton Schedule II riod not to exceed 120 as duly appointed Trus- 560 Ton calendar days from the tee under a Deed of P-620b Permanent date of the bid opening Trust recorded on Pavement Markings for the purpose of evalu- August 05, 2010, as En- Schedule I 146,650 SF ating bids prior to award try No. 345281, of the of- Schedule II 11,650 SF of contract. ficial records in the office Construction for this pro- The right is reserved, as at the County Recorder ject is expected to take Tooele County may re- of Tooele County, State 135 calendar day(s). quire, to reject any and of Utah executed by Ste- Contract Documents. all bids and to waive any phen S. Kemp, a married The complete set of informality in the bids re- man as his sole and Specifications and Con- ceived. separate property, will tract Documents can be All questions regarding sell at public auction to downloaded from Jvia- the bid are to be directed highest bidder, payable tion, Inc.'s bid site to Mark J. Lovato, P.E. in lawful money of the (http://bid.jviation.com), with Jviation, Inc., 900 United States at the time beginning on February South Broadway, Suite of sale. Successful bid- 14, 2013. In order to 350, Denver, Colorado ders must tender a de- submit a responsive bid 80209, (303) 524-3030, posit of $20,000 in certi- as a Prime Contractor Fax: (303) 524-3031. fied funds to the Trustee and to receive all neces- Bid Bond. Guarantee at the time of sale, with sary addendum(s) for will be required with NOTICE OF TRUS- the balance due by noon this project, you must be each bid as a certified TEE'S SALE the following business on the Planholder's List. check on a solvent bank APN: 12-036-0-0032 day, at the office of the To view all planholder or a bid bond in the Trust No. 12-00761-8 Trustee. At the main en- documents (contract amount of five (5) per- Ref: DUSTIN WALTKE trance to the Tooele documents, plans and cent of the total amount IMPORTANT NOTICE County District Court, 74 addendums) you must fill of the bid, made payable TO PROPERTY South 100 East, Tooele, out the online form lo- to the Tooele County. OWNER YOU ARE IN Utah, all right, title and cated at (http://www.jvia- Performance & Pay- DEFAULT UNDER A interest conveyed to and tion.com/bidrequest). By ment Bond. The suc- DEED OF TRUST now held by it under said filling out and submitting cessful bidder will be re- DATED August 18, Deed of Trust in the this form, you agree to quired to furnish sepa- 2010. UNLESS YOU property situated in said be publicly listed on the rate performance and TAKE ACTION TO PRO- County and State de- INVITATION FOR BIDS bid site with your contact payment bonds each in TECT YOUR PROP- scribed as: Lot 481, Wendover Airport information as a plan- an amount equal to ERTY, IT MAY BE South Willow Estates, Wendover, Utah holder for all projects re- 100% of the contract SOLD AT A PUBLIC Phase 4, a planned unit AIP Project No. 3-49- quested. It is the plan- price. SALE. IF YOU NEED development, as identi- 0046-26 holder's responsibility Airport and Airway Im- AN EXPLANATION OF fied on the official re- Sealed bids, subject to to review the site for provement Act of 1982. THIS PROCEEDING, corded plat, filed in the the conditions contained addendums and In accordance with the YOU SHOULD CON- office of the Tooele herein, for improvements changes before sub- Davis-Bacon Act, as TACT A LAWYER. On County recorder on April to the Wendover Airport, mitting their proposal. amended, the Contractor March 19, 2013 at 4:30 7, 2005, as Entry No. Wendover, Utah, AIP For additional informa- will be required to com- p.m., James H. Woodall, 238562, and further de- Project No. 3-49-0046- tion, please contact us ply with the wage and la- as duly appointed Trus- fined and described in 26 will be received by via email at bidinfo@jvi- bor requirements and to tee under a Deed of the Declaration of Cove- the Wendover Airport, ation.com. pay minimum wages in Trust recorded August nants, Conditions, and Administration, Wendo- *Note that contractors accordance with the 24, 2010, as Entry No. Restrictions, recorded on ver, Utah, 84083, until will NOT be automati- schedule of wage rates 346023, of the official re- July 1, 1998, as Entry Tuesday, March 19, cally added to new pro- established by the PUBLIC NOTICE cords in the office at the No. 114221, in book GRANTSVILLE CITY 2013, at 2:00 p.m., and jects. You will need to United States Depart- MILITARY MUNITIONS County Recorder of 0514, at page 0698, as NOTICE OF ADOPTION then publicly opened and re-submit the online form ment of Labor. RESPONSE PROGRAM TOOELE County, State amended and/or supple- OF ORDINANCE read aloud. for access to new pro- Non-Segregated Facili- Tooele Army Depot, of Utah executed by mented; Together with a NOTICE IS HEREBY The work involved will in- jects. Once granted ac- ties. The successful Utah DUSTIN WALTKE AND non-exclusive easement GIVEN that the Grants- clude the following: cess, additional projects bidder will be required to The United States Army AUBREY WALTKE, of use and enjoyment ville City Council en- Schedule I - Construct will use your same login submit a certification of intends to apply the Mu- HUSBAND AND WIFE, and the appurtenant un- acted the following ordi- 2,000 Foot Extension credentials. Note: Plan Non-segregated Facili- nitions Response Site AS JOINT TENANTS divided percentage of nances: and Rehabilitate Run- ahead when submitting ties and to notify pro- Prioritization Protocol WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ownership in and to the 1. Ordinance No. 2012- way 8/26 the online request form spective subcontractors (MRSPP) at the EOD AUCTIONTuesday TO February HIGHEST 19, 2013 projects common areas, 15A, amending the Gen- Schedule II - Construct and allow up to 2 busi- of the requirement for Training Area Military BIDDER, PAYABLE IN facilities, and Homeown- eral Plan of GrantsvilleTooele2,000 Transcrip Foot Extensiont-Bulleness t daysin for approval such a certification Munitions Response b7 LAWFUL MONEY OF ers Association, as de- City for 12.282 acres of of Taxiway "A" and access to projects. where the subcontract Program (MMRP) site THE UNITED STATES fined and provided for in land located on the The approximate quanti- Pre-Bid Conference. exceeds $10,000. (the Site) located at ATPublic THE TIME Notices OF SALE. Public Notices saidPublic Map andNotices Declara- northeastPublic corner Notices of Car- tiesPublic of major Notices bid items in - ThePublic pre-bid Notices conference EqualPublic Employment Notices Op- TooelePublic Army Notices Depot. Af- Public Notices SUCCESSFULTrustees BID- Trustees tion. TheTrustees street address riageMiscellaneous Crossing Estates, volvedMiscellaneous in the proposed forMiscellaneous this project will be portunity.Miscellaneous The pro- terMiscellaneous decades of muni- Miscellaneous DERS MUST TENDER and other common des- to go from a split zone of work are: held on Friday, March, 1, posed contract is under tions-related activities re- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 NOTICE OF TRUS- ignation, of the real prop- “Medium Density” and P-152a Embankment in 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in and subject to Executive quired to maintain our SUMMONS FOR PUB- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS TEE'S SALE erty described above is “Low Density” residential Place Schedule I 1,100 the Wendover Aiport, Order 11246 of Septem- military's readiness, un- LICATION TO THE TRUSTEE AT APN: 15-042-0-0481 purported to be: 941 zones to a “Commercial/ CY Schedule II 5,850 Main Conference Room ber 24, 1965, as exploded ordnance In the District Court of THE TIME OF SALE, Trust No. 12-00908-8 South Quirk Street, Higher Density Residen- CY at the Wendover Airport, amended, and to the (UXO), discarded mili- Utah, Third Judicial WITH THE BALANCE Ref: Stephen S. Kemp Grantsville, Utah 84029. tial” zone was approved P-154a Select Fill 345 Airport Apron, P.O. equal opportunity clause tary munitions (DMM), District, Tooele DUE BY NOON THE Loan No. XXX IMPOR- The undersigned Trus- on September 19, 2012. Schedule I 57,880 CY Box 159 Wendover, and the Standard Fed- and munitions constitu- County. FOLLOWING BUSI- TANT NOTICE TO tee disclaims any liability 2. Ordinance No. 2012- Schedule II 9,700 CY Utah. All bidders are re- eral Equal Employment ents (MC) may be pre- Jacqueline Packham, NESS DAY, AT THE PROPERTY OWNER for any incorrectness of 16, amending Table 15 P-209a Crushed Aggre- quired to examine the Opportunity Construction sent to some degree at Plaintiff/Petitioner v. OFFICE OF THE TRUS- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT the street address and Use Regulations of the gate Base Course (12”) site to become familiar Contract specifications many current and former Aldo Leone, Defen- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- UNDER A DEED OF other common designa- Land Use Management Schedule I Schedule II with all site conditions. including the goals and military installations. dant/ Respondent. TRANCE TO THE TRUST DATED August tion, if any, shown and Development Code 13,550 CY 6,100 CY Bid Conditions. The timetables for minority The MMRP addresses Case No. 124300613 TOOELE COUNTY DIS- 03, 2010. UNLESS YOU herein. Said sale will be of Grantsville City by re- P-218a Placement of bidder is required to pro- and female participation. the potential explosives, The State of Utah To: TRICT COURT 74 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- made without covenant stricting chicken owner- Rubblized Recycled vide all information as DBE Requirement. The safety, health, and envi- Aldo Leone: SOUTH 100 EAST, TECT YOUR PROP- or warranty, express or ship to hens only was Concrete Schedule I required within the Con- bidder shall make good ronmental issues caused You are summoned and TOOELE, UTAH all ERTY, IT MAY BE implied, regarding title, approved on September 21,350 SY Schedule II tract Documents. The faith efforts, as defined by past munitions-re- notified of a Temporary right, title and interest SOLD AT A PUBLIC possession, condition or 19, 2012. 17,900 SY bidder is required to bid in Appendix A of 49 CFR lated activities, and while Protective Order & Hear- conveyed to and now SALE. IF YOU NEED encumbrances, including 3. Ordinance No. 2012- P-401a Bituminous Sur- on all items of every Part 26, Regulations of the Department of De- ing February 22, 2013 at held by it under said AN EXPLANATION OF fees, charges and ex- 17, amending Chapter face Course (9”) Sched- schedule or as otherwise the Office of the Secre- fense (DoD) has made 9:00am at the Third Dis- Deed of Trust in the THIS PROCEEDING, penses of the Trustee 16 of the Grantsville City ule I 21,300 Ton Sched- detailed in the Instruc- tary of Transportation, to great progress in ad- trict Court, 74 South 100 property situated in said YOU SHOULD CON- and of the trusts created Land Use Development ule II 8,650 Ton tions to Bidders. subcontract 1.9 percent dressing the potential E, Tooele, UT. The tem- County and State de- TACT A LAWYER. On by said Deed of Trust, to and Management Code P-401b Modified Bitumi- Bids may be held by of the dollar value of the hazards associated with porary protective order is scribed as: LOT 32, March 19, 2013, at 4:30 pay the remaining princi- by adding minimum lot nous Material Schedule I Tooele County for a pe- prime contract to small former munitions-related on file with the clerk of EASTLAND ESTATES P.M. James H. Woodall, pal sums of the note(s) size, minimum setback 1,380 Ton Schedule II riod not to exceed 120 business concerns activities, work remains the court. You can obtain SUBDIVISION PLAT B, as duly appointed Trus- secured by said Deed of requirements, and maxi- 560 Ton calendar days from the owned and controlled by to be done. Through di- a copy by requesting ACCORDING TO THE tee under a Deed of Trust. The current bene- mum building height re- P-620b Permanent date of the bid opening socially and economi- rection provided by Con- one from the clerk of the OFFICIAL PLAT Trust recorded on ficiary of the Trust Deed strictions was approved Pavement Markings for the purpose of evalu- cally disadvantaged indi- gress, the DoD assigns court at the above ad- THEREOF AS RE- August 05, 2010, as En- as of the date of this no- on October 17, 2012. Schedule I 146,650 SF ating bids prior to award viduals (DBE). In the priorities to defense sites dress or by calling CORDED IN THE OF- try No. 345281, of the of- tice is: Wells Fargo 4. Ordinance No. 2012- Schedule II 11,650 SF of contract. event that the bidder for containing UXO, DMM, 435-833-8000. READ FICE OF THE TOOELE ficial records in the office Bank, NA. The record 18, adopting Title 17 Construction for this pro- The right is reserved, as this solicitation qualifies or MC through the THE TEMPORARY COUNTY RECORDER. at the County Recorder owner of the property as Parks and Recreation ject is expected to take Tooele County may re- as a DBE, the contract MRSPP. PROTECTIVE ORDER The street address and of Tooele County, State of the recording of the Chapter 3 Special 135 calendar day(s). quire, to reject any and goal shall be deemed to The Army and Tooele CAREFULLY. You have other common designa- of Utah executed by Ste- Notice of Default is: Ste- Events of the Grantsville Contract Documents. all bids and to waive any have been met. Indi- Army Depot are in the a court hearing on Feb- tion of the real property phen S. Kemp, a married phen S. Kemp, a married City Code by creating a The complete set of informality in the bids re- viduals who are rebutta- process of completing a ruary 22, 2013 at described above is pur- man as his sole and man as his sole and permit procedure, permit Specifications and Con- ceived. bly presumed to be so- Site Inspection for the 9:00am. ported to be: 489 East separate property, will separate property. requirement and fee tract Documents can be All questions regarding cially and economically EOD Training Area and Dated: January 25, 1480 North Tooele, Utah sell at public auction to Dated February 8, 2013 schedule for special downloaded from Jvia- the bid are to be directed disadvantaged include, shall evaluate the Site by 2013. 84074 The undersigned highest bidder, payable James H. Woodall, events was approved on tion, Inc.'s bid site to Mark J. Lovato, P.E. women, Black Ameri- applying the MRSPP. Jacqueline Packham Trustee disclaims any li- in lawful money of the 10808 River Front November 7, 2012. (http://bid.jviation.com), with Jviation, Inc., 900 cans, Hispanic Ameri- The MRSPP evaluation Plaintiff ability for any incorrect- United States at the time Parkway, Suite 175, These ordinances will beginning on February South Broadway, Suite cans, Native Americans, criteria includes assess- (Published in the Tran- ness of the street ad- of sale. Successful bid- South Jordan, Utah take effect upon the pub- 14, 2013. In order to 350, Denver, Colorado Asian-Pacific Americans, ing types of munitions script Bulletin January dress and other common ders must tender a de- 84095 (801) 254-9450 lication of this notice. submit a responsive bid 80209, (303) 524-3030, and Asian-Indian Ameri- that may be potentially 29, February 5, 12 & 19, designation, if any, posit of $20,000 in certi- Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 The ordinances may be as a Prime Contractor Fax: (303) 524-3031. cans. The apparent suc- present, assessing land 2013) shown herein. Said sale fied funds to the Trustee p.m. Authorized Signa- reviewed or a copy may and to receive all neces- Bid Bond. Guarantee cessful competitor will be uses, determining ease will be made without at the time of sale, with ture James H. Woodall, be obtained from the sary addendum(s) for will be required with required to submit infor- of access to the Site, SUMMONS FOR PUB- covenant or warranty, the balance due by noon Trustee R-425411 Grantsville City Recorder this project, you must be each bid as a certified mation concerning the and quantifying the num- LICATION express or implied, re- the following business (Published in the Tran- at 429 East Main Street, on the Planholder's List. check on a solvent bank DBE's that will partici- ber of people with ac- In the District Court of garding title, possession, day, at the office of the script Bulletin February Grantsville Utah. To view all planholder or a bid bond in the pate in this contract. cess to the Site. Infor- Utah, Third Judicial condition, or encum- Trustee. At the main en- 12, 19 & 26, 2013) DATED this 14th day of documents (contract amount of five (5) per- The informa¬tion will in- mation collected will be District, Tooele brances, including fees, trance to the Tooele February, 2013. documents, plans and cent of the total amount clude the name and ad- used to apply the County. charges, and expenses County District Court, 74 Public Notices Christine Webb addendums) you must fill of the bid, made payable dress of each DBE, a MRSPP and will be Alejandra Toledo, of the Trustee and of the South 100 East, Tooele, Grantsville City Deputy out the online form lo- to the Tooele County. description of the work to made available for public Plaintiff/ Petitioner v. trusts created by said Utah, all right, title and Water User Recorder cated at (http://www.jvia- Performance & Pay- be performed by each review at the “informa- Aldo Leone, Defen- Deed of Trust, to pay the interest conveyed to and (Published in ther Tran- tion.com/bidrequest). By ment Bond. The suc- named firm, and the dol- tion repository” in accor- dant/ Respondent. remaining principle sums now held by it under said Deadline for public no- script Bulletin February filling out and submitting cessful bidder will be re- lar value of the contract. dance with the 32 CFR Case No. 124300616 of the note(s) secured by Deed of Trust in the tices is 4 p.m. the day 19, 2013) this form, you agree to quired to furnish sepa- If the bidder fails to Part 179 requirements. The State of Utah To: said Deed of Trust. property situated in said prior to publication. be publicly listed on the rate performance and achieve the contract goal Repositories are located Aldo Leone: The current beneficiary County and State de- Public notices submit- INVITATION FOR BIDS bid site with your contact payment bonds each in stated herein, it will be at: You are summoned and of the Trust Deed as of scribed as: Lot 481, ted past the deadline Wendover Airport information as a plan- an amount equal to required to provide docu- •Tooele Public Library, notified of a Temporary the date of this notice is South Willow Estates, will not be accepted. Wendover, Utah holder for all projects re- 100% of the contract mentation demonstrating 128 West Vine Street, Protective Order & Hear- WELLS FARGO BANK, Phase 4, a planned unit UPAXLP AIP Project No. 3-49- quested. It is the plan- price. that it made good faith Tooele, Utah 84074 ing February 22, 2013 at N.A. The record owners development, as identi- 0046-26 holder's responsibility Airport and Airway Im- efforts in attempting to •University of Utah - 9:00am at the Third Dis- of the property as of the fied on the official re- Public Notices Sealed bids, subject to to review the site for provement Act of 1982. do so. A bid that fails to Marriott Library, 5th trict Court, 74 South 100 recording of the Notice corded plat, filed in the Miscellaneous the conditions contained addendums and In accordance with the meet these requirements Floor Special Collection, E, Tooele, UT. The tem- of Default are DUSTIN office of the Tooele herein, for improvements changes before sub- Davis-Bacon Act, as will be considered Salt Lake City, Utah, porary protective order is WALTKE AND AUBREY County recorder on April Deadline for public no- to the Wendover Airport, mitting their proposal. amended, the Contractor non-responsive. 84112 on file with the clerk of WALTKE DATED: 7, 2005, as Entry No. tices is 4 p.m. the day Wendover, Utah, AIP For additional informa- will be required to com- Tooele County If you have or would like the court. You can obtain February 6, 2013 238562, and further de- prior to publication. Project No. 3-49-0046- tion, please contact us ply with the wage and la- Wendover, Utah additional information a copy by requesting James H. Woodall fined and described in Public notices submit- 26 will be received by via email at bidinfo@jvi- bor requirements and to (Published in the Tran- about this Munitions Re- one from the clerk of the 10808 River Front the Declaration of Cove- ted past the deadline the Wendover Airport, ation.com. pay minimum wages in script Bulletin February sponse Site or other po- court at the above ad- Parkway, Suite 175 nants, Conditions, and will not be accepted. Administration, Wendo- *Note that contractors accordance with the 14 & 19, 2013) tential sites associated dress or by calling South Jordan, Utah Restrictions, recorded on UPAXLP ver, Utah, 84083, until will NOT be automati- schedule of wage rates with Tooele Army Depot, 435-833-8000. READ 84095 (801) 254-9450 July 1, 1998, as Entry Tuesday, March 19, cally added to new pro- established by the PUBLIC NOTICE please contact Karen THE TEMPORARY Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 No. 114221, in book GRANTSVILLE CITY 2013, at 2:00 p.m., and jects. You will need to United States Depart- MILITARY MUNITIONS Wagner, U.S. Army PROTECTIVE ORDER p.m. Authorized Signa- 0514, at page 0698, as NOTICE OF ADOPTION then publicly opened and re-submit the online form ment of Labor. RESPONSE PROGRAM Corps of Engineers-Sac- CAREFULLY. You have ture James H. Woodall, amended and/or supple- OF ORDINANCE read aloud. for access to new pro- Non-Segregated Facili- Tooele Army Depot, ramento, at (916) a court hearing on Feb- Trustee R-425696 mented; Together with a NOTICE IS HEREBY The work involved will in- jects. Once granted ac- ties. The successful Utah 557-7671 or Nick Mont- ruary 22, 2013 at (Published in the Tran- non-exclusive easement GIVEN that the Grants- clude the following: cess, additional projects bidder will be required to The United States Army gomery, Tooele Army 9:00am. script Bulletin February of use and enjoyment ville City Council en- Schedule I - Construct will use your same login submit a certification of intends to apply the Mu- Depot, at (435) Dated: January 25, 12, 19 & 26, 2013) and the appurtenant un- acted the following ordi- 2,000 Foot Extension credentials. Note: Plan Non-segregated Facili- nitions Response Site 833-2761 by March 19, 2013. divided percentage of nances: and Rehabilitate Run- ahead when submitting ties and to notify pro- Prioritization Protocol 2013. Alejandra Toledo SELLING YOUR moun- ownership in and to the 1. Ordinance No. 2012- way 8/26 the online request form spective subcontractors (MRSPP) at the EOD (Published in the Tran- Plaintiff tain bike? www.tooele projects common areas, 15A, amending the Gen- Schedule II - Construct and allow up to 2 busi- of the requirement for Training Area Military script Bulletin February (Published in the Tran- transcript.com facilities, and Homeown- eral Plan of Grantsville 2,000 Foot Extension ness days for approval such a certification Munitions Response 19 & 21, 2013) script Bulletin January ers Association, as de- City for 12.282 acres of of Taxiway "A" and access to projects. where the subcontract Program (MMRP) site 29, February 5, 12 & 19, DEADLINES FOR clas- fined and provided for in land located on the The approximate quanti- Pre-Bid Conference. exceeds $10,000. (the Site) located at 2013) sifieds ads are Monday said Map and Declara- northeast corner of Car- ties of major bid items in- The pre-bid conference Equal Employment Op- Tooele Army Depot. Af- and Wednesdays by tion. The street address riage Crossing Estates, volved in the proposed for this project will be portunity. The pro- ter decades of muni- BECOME A SUB- 4:45 p.m. and other common des- to go from a split zone of work are: held on Friday, March, 1, posed contract is under tions-related activities re- SCRIBER. 882-0050 ignation, of the real prop- “Medium Density” and P-152a Embankment in 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in and subject to Executive quired to maintain our erty described above is “Low Density” residential Place Schedule I 1,100 the Wendover Aiport, Order 11246 of Septem- military's readiness, un- purported to be: 941 zones to a “Commercial/ CY Schedule II 5,850 Main Conference Room ber 24, 1965, as exploded ordnance South Quirk Street, Higher Density Residen- CY at the Wendover Airport, amended, and to the (UXO), discarded mili- Grantsville, Utah 84029. tial” zone was approved P-154a Select Fill 345 Airport Apron, P.O. equal opportunity clause tary munitions (DMM), FascinatingThe undersigned Trus- on September 19, 2012.StoriesSchedule I 57,880 CY Box From 159 Wendover, and the StandardYour Fed- and munitions Hometown constitu- tee disclaims any liability 2. Ordinance No. 2012- Schedule II 9,700 CY Utah. All bidders are re- eral Equal Employment ents (MC) may be pre- for any incorrectness of 16, amending Table 15 P-209a Crushed Aggre- quired to examine the Opportunity Construction sent to some degree at the street address and Use Regulations of the gate Base Course (12”) site to become familiar Contract specifications many current and former other common designa- Land Use Management Schedule I Schedule II with all site conditions. including the goals and military installations. tion, if any, shown and Development Code 13,550 CY 6,100 CY Bid Conditions. The timetables for minority The MMRP addresses herein. Said sale will be of Grantsville City by re- P-218a Placement of bidder is required to pro- and female participation. the potential explosives, made without covenant stricting chicken owner- Rubblized Recycled vide all information as DBE Requirement. The safety, health, and envi- or warranty, express or ship to hens only was Concrete Schedule I required within the Con- bidder shall make good ronmental issues caused implied, regarding title, approved on September 21,350 SY Schedule II tract Documents. The faith efforts, as defined by past munitions-re- possession, condition or 19, 2012. 17,900 SY bidder is required to bid in Appendix A of 49 CFR lated activities, and while encumbrances, including 3. Ordinance No. 2012- P-401a Bituminous Sur- on all items of every Part 26, Regulations of the Department of De- fees, charges and ex- 17, amending Chapter face Course (9”) Sched- schedule or as otherwise the Office of the Secre- fense (DoD) has made penses of the Trustee 16 of the Grantsville City ule I 21,300 Ton Sched- detailed in the Instruc- tary of Transportation, to great progress in ad- and of the trusts created Land Use Development ule II 8,650 Ton tions to Bidders. subcontract 1.9 percent dressing the potential by said Deed of Trust, to and Management Code P-401b Modified Bitumi- Bids may be held by of the dollar value of the hazards associated with pay the remaining princi- by adding minimum lot nous Material Schedule I Tooele County for a pe- prime contract to small former munitions-related pal sums of the note(s) size, minimum setback 1,380 Ton Schedule II riod not to exceed 120 business concerns activities, work remains secured by said Deed of requirements, and maxi- 560 Ton calendar days from the owned and controlled by to be done. Through di- Trust. The current bene- mum building height re- P-620b Permanent date of the bid opening socially and economi- rection provided by Con- ficiary of the Trust Deed strictions was approved Pavement Markings for the purpose of evalu- cally disadvantaged indi- gress, the DoD assigns as of the date of this no- on October 17, 2012. Schedule I 146,650 SF ating bids prior to award viduals (DBE). In the priorities to defense sites tice is: Wells Fargo 4. Ordinance No. 2012- Schedule II 11,650 SF of contract. event that the bidder for containing UXO, DMM, Bank, NA. The record 18, adopting Title 17 Construction for this pro- The right is reserved, as this solicitation qualifies or MC through the owner of the property as Parks and Recreation ject is expected to take Tooele County may re- as a DBE, the contract MRSPP. of the recording of the Chapter 3 Special 135 calendar day(s). quire, to reject any and goal shall be deemed to The Army and Tooele Notice of Default is: Ste- Events of the Grantsville Contract Documents. all bids and to waive any have been met. Indi- Army Depot are in the phen S. Kemp, a married City Code by creating a The complete set of informality in the bids re- viduals who are rebutta- process of completing a man as his sole and permit procedure, permit Specifications and Con- ceived. bly presumed to be so- Site Inspection for the separate property. requirement and fee tract Documents can be All questions regarding cially and economically EOD Training Area and Dated February 8, 2013 schedule for special downloaded from Jvia- the bid are to be directed disadvantaged include, shall evaluate the Site by James H. Woodall, events was approved on tion, Inc.'s bid site to Mark J. Lovato, P.E. women, Black Ameri- applying the MRSPP. 10808 River Front November 7, 2012. (http://bid.jviation.com), with Jviation, Inc., 900 cans, Hispanic Ameri- The MRSPP evaluation Parkway, Suite 175, These ordinances will beginning on February South Broadway, Suite cans, Native Americans, criteria includes assess- South Jordan, Utah take effect upon the pub- 14, 2013. In order to 350, Denver, Colorado Asian-Pacific Americans, ing types of munitions 84095 (801) 254-9450 lication of this notice. submit a responsive bid 80209, (303) 524-3030, and Asian-Indian Ameri- that may be potentially Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 The ordinances may be as a Prime Contractor Fax: (303) 524-3031. cans. The apparent suc- present, assessing land p.m. Authorized Signa- reviewed or a copy may and to receive all neces- Bid Bond. Guarantee cessful competitor will be uses, determining ease ture James H. Woodall, be obtained from the sary addendum(s) for will be required with required to submit infor- of access to the Site, Trustee R-425411 Grantsville City Recorder this project, you must be each bid as a certified mation concerning the and quantifying the num- (Published in the Tran- at 429 East Main Street, on the Planholder's List. check on a solvent bank DBE's that will partici- ber of people with ac- script Bulletin February Grantsville Utah. To view all planholder or a bid bond in the pate in this contract. cess to the Site. Infor- 12, 19 & 26, 2013) DATED this 14th day of documents (contract amount of five (5) per- The informa¬tion will in- mation collected will be February, 2013. documents, plans and cent of the total amount clude the name and ad- used to apply the Christine Webb addendums) you must fill of the bid, made payable dress of each DBE, a MRSPP and will be Grantsville City Deputy out the online form lo- to the Tooele County. description of the work to made available for public Recorder cated at (http://www.jvia- Performance & Pay- be performed by each review at the “informa- (Published in ther Tran- tion.com/bidrequest). By ment Bond. The suc- named firm, and the dol- tion repository” in accor- script Bulletin February filling out and submitting cessful bidder will be re- lar value of the contract. dance with the 32 CFR 19, 2013) this form, you agree to quired to furnish sepa- If the bidder fails to Part 179 requirements. be publicly listed on the rate performance and achieve the contract goal Repositories are located bid site with your contact payment bonds each in stated herein, it will be at: information as a plan- an amount equal to required to provide docu- •Tooele Public Library, holder for all projects re- 100% of the contract mentation demonstrating 128 West Vine Street, quested. It is the plan- price. that it made good faith Tooele, Utah 84074 holder's responsibility Airport and Airway Im- efforts in attempting to •University of Utah - to review the site for provement Act of 1982. do so. A bid that fails to Marriott Library, 5th addendums and In accordance with the meet these requirements Floor Special Collection, changes before sub- Davis-Bacon Act, as will be considered Salt Lake City, Utah, mitting their proposal. amended, the Contractor non-responsive. 84112 For additional informa- will be required to com- Tooele County If you have or would like tion, please contact us ply with the wage and la- Wendover, Utah additional information via email at bidinfo@jvi- bor requirements and to (Published in the Tran- about this Munitions Re- ation.com. pay minimum wages in script Bulletin February sponse Site or other po- *Note that contractors accordance withT theOOELE14 & 19, 2013) tential sites associated In Every Issuewill NOT be automati- schedule of wage rates with Tooele Army Depot, cally added to new pro- established by the TRANSCRIPTplease contact Karen jects. You will need to United States Depart- Wagner, U.S. Army re-submit the online form ment of Labor. Corps of Engineers-Sac- SUBSCRIBE TODAYfor access 882-0050 to new pro- Non-Segregated Facili- ramento, at (916) jects. Once granted ac- ties. The successful BULLETIN557-7671 or Nick Mont- cess, additional projects bidder will be required to gomery, Tooele Army will use your same login submit a certification of Depot, at (435) credentials. Note: Plan Non-segregated Facili- 833-2761 by March 19, ahead when submitting ties and to notify pro- 2013. the online request form spective subcontractors (Published in the Tran- and allow up to 2 busi- of the requirement for script Bulletin February ness days for approval such a certification 19 & 21, 2013) and access to projects. where the subcontract Pre-Bid Conference. exceeds $10,000. The pre-bid conference Equal Employment Op- for this project will be portunity. The pro- held on Friday, March, 1, posed contract is under 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in and subject to Executive the Wendover Aiport, Order 11246 of Septem- Main Conference Room ber 24, 1965, as at the Wendover Airport, amended, and to the 345 Airport Apron, P.O. equal opportunity clause Box 159 Wendover, and the Standard Fed- Utah. All bidders are re- eral Equal Employment quired to examine the Opportunity Construction site to become familiar Contract specifications with all site conditions. including the goals and Bid Conditions. The timetables for minority bidder is required to pro- and female participation. vide all information as DBE Requirement. The required within the Con- bidder shall make good tract Documents. The faith efforts, as defined bidder is required to bid in Appendix A of 49 CFR on all items of every Part 26, Regulations of schedule or as otherwise the Office of the Secre- detailed in the Instruc- tary of Transportation, to tions to Bidders. subcontract 1.9 percent Bids may be held by of the dollar value of the Tooele County for a pe- prime contract to small riod not to exceed 120 business concerns calendar days from the owned and controlled by date of the bid opening socially and economi- for the purpose of evalu- cally disadvantaged indi- ating bids prior to award viduals (DBE). In the of contract. event that the bidder for The right is reserved, as this solicitation qualifies Tooele County may re- as a DBE, the contract quire, to reject any and goal shall be deemed to all bids and to waive any have been met. Indi- informality in the bids re- viduals who are rebutta- ceived. bly presumed to be so- All questions regarding cially and economically the bid are to be directed disadvantaged include, to Mark J. Lovato, P.E. women, Black Ameri- with Jviation, Inc., 900 cans, Hispanic Ameri- South Broadway, Suite cans, Native Americans, 350, Denver, Colorado Asian-Pacific Americans, 80209, (303) 524-3030, and Asian-Indian Ameri- Fax: (303) 524-3031. cans. The apparent suc- Bid Bond. Guarantee cessful competitor will be will be required with required to submit infor- each bid as a certified mation concerning the check on a solvent bank DBE's that will partici- or a bid bond in the pate in this contract. amount of five (5) per- The informa¬tion will in- cent of the total amount clude the name and ad- of the bid, made payable dress of each DBE, a to the Tooele County. description of the work to Performance & Pay- be performed by each ment Bond. The suc- named firm, and the dol- cessful bidder will be re- lar value of the contract. quired to furnish sepa- If the bidder fails to rate performance and achieve the contract goal payment bonds each in stated herein, it will be an amount equal to required to provide docu- 100% of the contract mentation demonstrating price. that it made good faith Airport and Airway Im- efforts in attempting to provement Act of 1982. do so. A bid that fails to In accordance with the meet these requirements Davis-Bacon Act, as will be considered amended, the Contractor non-responsive. will be required to com- Tooele County ply with the wage and la- Wendover, Utah bor requirements and to (Published in the Tran- pay minimum wages in script Bulletin February accordance with the 14 & 19, 2013) schedule of wage rates established by the United States Depart- ment of Labor. Non-Segregated Facili- ties. The successful bidder will be required to submit a certification of Non-segregated Facili- ties and to notify pro- spective subcontractors of the requirement for such a certification where the subcontract exceeds $10,000. Equal Employment Op- portunity. The pro- posed contract is under and subject to Executive Order 11246 of Septem- ber 24, 1965, as amended, and to the equal opportunity clause and the Standard Fed- eral Equal Employment Opportunity Construction Contract specifications including the goals and timetables for minority and female participation. DBE Requirement. The bidder shall make good faith efforts, as defined in Appendix A of 49 CFR Part 26, Regulations of the Office of the Secre- tary of Transportation, to subcontract 1.9 percent of the dollar value of the prime contract to small business concerns owned and controlled by socially and economi- cally disadvantaged indi- viduals (DBE). In the event that the bidder for this solicitation qualifies as a DBE, the contract goal shall be deemed to have been met. Indi- viduals who are rebutta- bly presumed to be so- cially and economically disadvantaged include, women, Black Ameri- cans, Hispanic Ameri- cans, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans, and Asian-Indian Ameri- cans. The apparent suc- cessful competitor will be required to submit infor- mation concerning the DBE's that will partici- pate in this contract. The informa¬tion will in- clude the name and ad- dress of each DBE, a description of the work to be performed by each named firm, and the dol- lar value of the contract. If the bidder fails to achieve the contract goal stated herein, it will be required to provide docu- mentation demonstrating that it made good faith efforts in attempting to do so. A bid that fails to meet these requirements will be considered non-responsive. 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TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Maegan Burr Macae Wanberg (above) stands in the doorway of the Grantsville First Ward Chapel Monday morning. Storage items (right) sit in the Grantsville First Ward Chapel in July 2011 before the building was renovated by the Wanbergs.

NEED CASH NOW? ing it to We Want to Make You a Loan! Landmark be available for the commu- nity,” she said. “Maybe it would continued from page B1 $ $ mean even more to me if I was 100- 3,000 TODAY! a Grantsville native, but I am Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 repaired and strengthened with honored to be a part of bring- cinder blocks and better con- ing this back for the people of nected to the roof at the same Grantsville, as well as doing it time, Macae said. Pillars were for my own.” implemented on the east wall Macae said she could not to make it more sturdy in the recall any negative comments event of an earthquake. Tim about the renovation, but that �������������� Maxwell, an architect who there had been a lot of support worked on the Nauvoo Temple and assistance from their chil- ����������� in Illinois and the Joseph Smith dren and family, various com- Memorial Building in Salt Lake munity members and different City, also consulted on keeping Maegan Burr entities during the project. That the repairs consistent with the Half painted wainscoting lines part of the Grantsville First Ward Chapel in July support, as well as a passion for original workmanship and style, 2011 before the building was renovated. the project, has helped offset the Macae said, especially in how to tremendous amount of work it incorporate the pillars with the of Jesus Christ of Latter-day repair of the west wall, she said, has required, Macae said. rest of the room. Saints prophet from Brigham many people expressed happi- “There were things about History was so important in Young to David O. McKay has ness that the building was being it that have been harder,” she the restoration of the chapel spoken in the chapel. restored, and one woman cried said. “We didn’t expect to have because of the rich and varied The pulpit and rostrum have with joy that the historic chapel to put the pillars in. We didn’t In the interest of the safety and security of our paper carriers, significance of the site, accord- now been taken out or modi- was being saved. Others have realize that was an issue when ing to Macae. fied to make a stage space, and shared their stories and memo- we purchased it, but I feel much PLEASE KEEP YOUR SIDEWALKS CLEAR OF ICE & For the first settlers of hardwood now lines the open ries of the building. Though better about it now because SNOW DURING THE WINTER SEASON. THANKS! Grantsville, the ground was floor where pews once sat. The not natives to Grantsville, hav- I was worried when we first Also, please leave your porch lights on so that our carriers can the basis for a fort. In 1866, the stage was built for the Wanberg’s ing moved to the city from bought it about what could safely deliver your paper. Thanks again! chapel was built — the first real children’s theater business, After Taylorsville in 2006 to be near happen if there were an earth- church in the city — and class- School Drama, to use in perfor- family, Macae said they feel very quake. It’s just been so much rooms and other expansions mances. Their first performance privileged to be part of some- fun, just because it’s been our were added throughout the on the new stage is scheduled thing with such great historical dream, that I’ve hardly noticed years. Macae said every Church for the end of this month. and community value as the the work. It’s been huge, but The stage and floor have chapel. so much fun that we haven’t also been designed for use as “We kind of feel honored to noticed.” a reception hall for weddings be a part of redoing and help- [email protected] or family reunions. Macae said the first wedding reception, for a family member, was held in January. The chapel has since been zoned to allow non-family functions to be held there, and there are two wedding recep- tions scheduled for this spring. Current zoning does not allow on-site preparation of food, but the building has a kitchenette to allow outside food to be brought in for receptions, reunions or performances. Despite the adjustments made to the floor, stage and Tooele County walls, Macae said other things were left as-is. The medallions on the ceiling, for example, which are actually oil-lamp chandeliers that could be low- ered to be lit and then raised back up again for lighting, are no longer used for their intend- ed purpose, but for now merely serve as decoration. “We can’t have an open flame in there,” Macae said. “We’ve thought of doing that again — they’d be electric, of course. Eventually we’d love to do that but at least the medallions are there.” Several people have asked whether those medallions are still there, Macae said, including Maegan Burr many who remember attending Sand bags line the edge of one of the chapel’s walls where the adobe needs to church in the chapel. During the be repaired on the Grantsville First Ward chapel. Your Business Can Reach Every Home in the Tooele Valley

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