Protests Target Local Walmart Operations

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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Top teams in the state tougheningtoughening SHS girls up for region See A10 BULLETIN December 13, 2011 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 118 NO. 56 50¢ ‘Occupy’ protests target local Walmart operations

by Lisa Christensen A group of employees gathered on the hilltop themselves for better wages and conditions,” STAFF WRITER parking lot, overlooking the lapping bicyclists, he said. “We’re here to raise awareness and pedestrians and motorists waving flags and support the workers of Walmart. We’re not The Occupy Salt Lake movement ventured holding up signs. against the truckers and we’re not against any west into the Tooele Valley on Monday as Justin Kramer, a participant and resident of workers.” part of a global effort to disrupt operations Salt Lake City, said the point of the protest was While the protest was mostly quiet, a few by some of the world’s largest corporations as solidarity with a larger movement that origi- protesters yelled slogans. a protest against corporate greed and wealth nated with the Occupy Oakland group. Their “Viva la revolution,” chanted a group of inequality. goal was to occupy the ports coming into three bicyclists. A score of protesters staged a demonstra- Oakland, and that objective traveled along the “Welcome to the police state,” cried Tom tion inside Tooele’s Walmart early Monday West Coast and to parts of the East Coast, he Zimmerman, a Salt Lake City resident, motion- morning, and again in front of Grantsville’s said. Inland, with the Occupy Salt Lake and ing to the dozen police officers from three Walmart Distribution Center shortly after 11 Denver movements, he said, protesters were different law enforcement agencies that had a.m. trying to make trucking for some companies gathered in the area. file / Maegan Burr From Walmart, the group traveled west, a little more difficult, and to speak out about Six officers from the Grantsville City Police Tooele City Councilman-elect Brad Pratt replies to a text after the meeting at the north end of the Grantsville City employee practices at Walmart that the groups Department were present, as were four troop- election on Nov. 7, 2011. Pratt says he needed to spend more as Cemetery and making the trek predominantly believe to be unfair. a newcomer in the race, while incumbents have campaign materi- by bike on SR-138 to a stretch of the highway “We’re trying to be a voice for the workers als built up from past elections. in front of Walmart Distribution Center 7026. and truckers who are not allowed to organize SEE PROTESTS PAGE A6 ➤ Most candidates spent little in council races

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Twelve city council candidates in Tooele and Grantsville spent a combined total of $15,937 in their quest to win seats in this fall’s election, with the major- ity of those expenses being paid out of the candidates’ own pockets. Most of that money was spent in the Tooele race, where candidates logged $13,968 in expenses compared to only $1,969 spent by Grantsville candidates, according to campaign finance reports filed Dec. 8 and posted on the Tooele County Clerk’s website on Monday. While the top spender in each council race was a winner, spending the most money did not necessarily translate into the most votes. In Tooele, newcomer Brad Pratt spent $7,877, which was almost half of the total spent in the election and far more than the $2,402 spent by Charlie Roberts in the second-most expensive campaign. However, incumbent Dave McCall came away from the election with the most votes — 1,574 compared to Pratt’s 1,298 — after spending only $605. Incumbents have an advantage over newcomers because they have campaign materials built up from past elections, according to Pratt. “Former candidates have signs and materials left that they can use again so they have less expenses,” Maegan Burr SEE SPENT PAGE A5 ➤ Occupy Salt Lake members bike down SR-138 as a semi-truck follows behind near the Walmart Distribution Center in Grantsville. The protest was part of a movement started by the Occupy Oakland group to make trucking more difficult for big corporations.

Tooele City Council takes heat over meeting minutes SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:44 a.m. 5:03 p.m. said the city’s practices in regards to the work Thursday 7:45 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Open-government advocates meeting minutes are not in keeping with the spirit Friday 7:46 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Saturday 7:46 a.m. 5:04 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 or letter of the law. Sunday 7:47 a.m. 5:04 p.m. “The law is very clear that minutes must be Monday 7:48 a.m. 5:04 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue say city practices severely taken and a recording is to be made available to Tuesday 7:48 a.m. 5:05 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin the public for listening within 72 hours after the Wednesday 9:28 p.m. 10:31 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 restrict public access meeting,” said Campbell. Thursday 10:34 p.m. 11:02 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme David Reymann, an attorney with 12 years expe- Friday 11:42 p.m. 11:32 a.m. Saturday none 12:02 p.m. ALMANAC by Tim Gillie rience in media law with the Salt Lake City-based Sunday 12:50 a.m. 12:32 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Dec. 12. firm of Parr Brown Gee & Loveless, calls Tooele Intervals of clouds Colder with times of Intervals of clouds and STAFF WRITER Monday 2:01 a.m. 1:06 p.m. Mostly cloudy Mostly sunny Partly sunny Bright and sunny Temperatures Tuesday 3:13 a.m. 1:43 p.m. and sun clouds and sun sunshine City’s minute-taking practice blatantly illegal. High/Low past week 40/10 The Tooele City Council is being criticized by “Written minutes and a recording of all public Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 40/24 38 24 41 23 34 20 37 22 38 24 37 22 31 21 Average temp past week 25.4 open-government advocates for not keeping com- meetings, including work sessions must be kept,” Normal average temp past week 31.8 plete minutes of its public work session meetings said Reymann. “There is no ambiguity. The law is TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 17 Dec 24 Dec 31 Jan 9 and failing to make audio recordings of those crystal clear.” Shown is Wednesday’s 40 weather. Temperatures are 37 38 38 meetings easily accessible to the public. Work session meetings are held prior to the Forecasts and graphics provided by 33 34 Wednesday night’s lows and Brigham Young University journalism profes- regular council meetings on Wednesday evenings, AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 27 file / Maegan Burr Wednesday’s highs. sor Joel Campbell, whose main field of research is Tooele City Council members Scott Wardle, Shawn Milne, Mike Johnson and Dave McCall sit a work session meeting in open meetings laws and freedom of information, SEE MINUTES PAGE A7 ➤ November. 21 UTAH WEATHER 16 17 16 18 10 11 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 35/16 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 37/19 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 38/15 39/21 38/21 38/22 19.19 19.10 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Households Kids hone 38/23 Erda 38/22 showcase the construction skills OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 41/25 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 32/6 38/22 33/19 0.00 0.40 0.26 0.69 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 38/22 Bauer Good valley’s brightest in Lego League 38/24 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 38/24 Christmas lights 35/22 37/15 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) See A3 Price complete 38/21 35/16 Good 15.0 Nephi forecast Rush Valley See B1 40/21 39/21 Ophir on A9 33/18 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 3.0 43/24 40/19 0.0 Green River Last Month Season 46/20 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 39/21 41/22 Moab 40/16 SNOWPACK Hanksville 47/23 Beaver 43/17 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 41/19 Ibapah 38/20 42/18 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 2.5 3.4 1.0 St. George 36/10 42/21 Average 6.1 3.5 2.1 46/29 Kanab 45/23 Eureka Percent of average 41% 97% 48% 37/20 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 13, 2011 First yellow alerts this winter issued for air quality 24-hour national air quality stan- by Rachel Madison dard is 35 micrograms per cubic STAFF WRITER meter for PM 2.5, which is the fine-particle pollution that can be Colder temperatures and little seen in the air in parts of Utah wind have conspired to cause the during the winter. Spangler said valley’s first two “yellow” air qual- the main causes for this pollution ity alert days of the winter season, include vehicles and industries last Saturday and yesterday. such as power plants and refiner- Donna Spangler, spokes- ies. person for the Department of Spangler said because the win- Environmental Quality, said last ter inversion is just beginning, it’s year Tooele County had seven yel- hard to tell if this year’s air quality low alert days and six red alert is going to be better or worse than days during the winter season. In previous years. comparison, Salt Lake and Davis “It’s so weather dependent,” counties had 11 yellow alert days Spangler said. “If we have tem- and 16 red alert days. So far this peratures causing the pollution season, Salt Lake and Davis coun- and sucking it in, then we need a ties have had three red alert days storm to push it out. In December and two yellow alert days, one of and January are when we see pro- which is today. longed inversions.” The violation amount for the Spangler said the best thing people can do on yellow or red alert days is to drive smarter. “That means if you don’t need your vehicle, then don’t drive it,” she said. “If you can take mass transit and consolidate your Maegan Burr errands, that helps.” Smog covers the Stansbury Mountains near Grantsville Monday afternoon. The Department of Environmental Quality is encouraging gas conservation and public Spangler also suggested taking transit use to help cut down on pollution. a lunch to work instead of going out to eat. If people do go out for issues. She recommends they stay site is provided on the Tooele “On those days they can con- weather. Spangler said the air qual- lunch, she said it’s best to avoid indoors as much as possible on County School District home sider keeping school kids inside, ity is also forecasted to be green Your drive-thrus. those days. page, or parents and school offi- especially those who have health on Wednesday and Thursday. “Idling vehicles can worsen the A partnership between the cials have the option to sign up issues,” Spangler said. “The air “We make informed choices Sports Center air quality,” she said. “Another DEQ and the Tooele County for air quality alerts to be sent quality can impact people differ- based on the weather predictions for Tooele County thing you can do is avoid using Health Department is working to to their e-mail when there is a ently, so this gives parents more made by the National Weather your wood-burning stove. It’s pro- keep school principals and par- yellow or red alert day. They can flexibility on what the schools are Service,” Spangler said. “We cal- hibited on red alert days.” ents informed about potential sign up by going to http://www. doing to make sure children are culate the pollution levels every Spangler said yellow and red health hazards for their children deq.utah.gov/ListServ/index. staying healthy.” hour. We average them out to To subscribe call 882.0050 alert days can pose a health haz- if there is a yellow or red alert htm#subscribe and clicking on The air quality today is green, determine whether it’s a yellow or ard to the elderly, children and day, Spangler said. A link to the “subscribe” under Choose Clean which means pollution is cur- red alert day.” those with respiratory health Department of Air Quality’s web- Air. rently improving due to the snowy [email protected] CORRECTIONS The Transcript-Bulletin is committed to accurate reporting. To submit a correction or clarification request, please contact Editor Jeff Barrus at 882-0050 Ext. 120, or via email at DEQ requires more study on blended waste [email protected].

by Tim Gillie EnergySolutions had requested and submit an updated perfor- We will comply with the DRC’s In 2011, EnergySolutions STAFF WRITER that the DEQ consider its current mance assessment on or before request and expect to com- and Studsvik teamed up, with BUSINESS BRIEFS performance assessment on low- December 30, 2012. plete a new PA within the time Studsvik providing the pro- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes The Utah State Department level radioactive class A waste to In the meantime, the DEQ will frame required by the DRC,” said cessing of the resin waste and news items from the local busi- of Environmental Quality has be sufficient to cover the accep- allow EnergySolutions to accept Mark Walker, EnergySolutions EnergySolutions the disposal, ness community of 150 words or required EnergySolutions to do tance of the SempraSafe product, not more than 40,000 cubic feet vice president of marketing and and EnergySolutions formally less. Businesses can send news more homework before it can which will be class A waste, in a a year of the SempraSafe prod- media relations in a prepared requested approval from the of awards, promotions, internal accept large amounts of ther- letter from the company sent to uct at the company’s Clive facil- statement. Division of Radiation control to milestones, new business ven- mally treated blended waste for the DEQ in February 2011. ity — a figure that amounts to 1 EnergySolutions discussed dispose of the SempraSafe prod- tures, new hires, relocations, part- disposal at its Clive facility. While Lundberg acknowl- percent of the volume of waste plans to store blended waste uct at Clive. nerships, major transactions and In 2011, EnergySolutions and edged that EnergySolutions does disposed of on an annual basis with the Utah Radiation Control [email protected] other items to Jeff Barrus via e- Studsvik, a Swedish international have a current license to receive at Clive. Board in January 2010. At that mail at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. nuclear power services company, the treated radioactive resins, he However, that 40,000 cubic time, Studsvik opposed the com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, teamed up, with Studsvik pro- said the issue at hand is the large foot figure concerns the Healthy EnergySolutions plan. or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, viding the processing of resin volume of treated waste that Environment Alliance of Utah. That original plan called for Tooele, UT 84074. waste from nuclear power plants EnergySolutions seeks to dispose “It’s appalling that Utah regu- physical blending of resins with through its proprietary chemical of. lators will allow significant quan- differing radioactivity levels and and thermal SempraSafe process, Both the state Radiation tities of hotter radioactive waste did not include a chemical pro- �� and EnergySolutions providing Control Board and the federal to come to the West Desert while cess like Studsvik’s proprietary � disposal at its Clive facility. Nuclear Regulatory Commission they study whether it’s safe to SempraSafe technology. �� “Considering the fact that have adopted new provisions dump it here or not,” says Matt The state Radiation Control �� SempraSafe waste will be dis- that require site-specific assess- Pacenza, HEAL Utah’s policy Board adopted a policy statement posed of in significant quanti- ment for the disposal of large director. in April 2010 saying it is opposed �� ties, we feel that more scrutiny amounts of waste at or near the EnergySolutions said it will to waste blending. The declara- Need to let off is needed to provide the public Class A limit, making it necessary undertake the required study. tion is a position statement, not a �� the confidence it needs that the for EnergySolutions to update its “We recognize the Division of binding rule. 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TUESDAY December 13, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Lego competition builds engineering skills by Siera Gomez a problem in food safety and nomically and scientifically CORRESPONDENT invent a solution. sound. Then, they had to build Last summer, Sandy a robot to complete “missions” Ten students from Stansbury Whittaker, a former software that, again, are common to all Elementary are learning about engineer and a mother of a stu- the FLL teams. The robots must engineering by constructing dent at Stansbury Elementary, but built out of Legos, and stu- and using a robot made entirely heard about the competition dents will be asked to complete out of Legos. and wanted to form a team in as many of the missions as pos- The group has been meet- Tooele. sible in a short space of time. ing together as a FIRST Lego “I really wanted to pass on Lastly, they were asked to cre- League team. The FIRST (For my interest in the field to the ate a skit to present their prob- Inspiration and Recognition of next generation,” Whittaker lem and solution to the judges Science and Technology) Lego said. “We need more kids going at the Regional competition League is a worldwide orga- into the engineering field.” this January at Copper View nization that specializes in Nearly 50 kids showed up, Recreation Center in Midvale. Maegan Burr teaching scientific and techni- but because only 10 students The team, which has stu- Stansbury Elementary students Aydin Sessions, Ryan Ringwood, Jaci Garza, Erik Leary, Jack Whittaker and Scott Ruebush cal skills to students ages 9- are allowed on a team, the dents ranging from 9-12 years watch as a Lego robot runs around an obstacle course Monday afternoon during their Lego league practice. 14, with competitions ranging Whittakers conducted a tryout of age, meets two times a week from the regional to the global to find 10 students with the to prepare for the competition. “We all have to work togeth- level. skill, intelligence and creativity Every student is a manager of a er, which has been pretty easy The robot, which is only it would take to participate in different set of responsibilities, since we’re all friends.” one of the projects the team the competition. ranging from project to mission “They already well outdid has worked on, will have to Whittaker said the team has manager. their team goals,” Whittaker accomplish several different three main responsibilities. “I’m in charge of the order said. “They said they would be “missions” such as transferring First, they had to come up with and strategy of our missions, successful if their robot could small items between contain- a solution to a problem in food and everyone on the team has complete three of the missions. ers. Another challenge the team safety that they chose to focus their job too,” said Erik Leary, a They have finished 12.” was given this year was to find on. That solution must be eco- mission manager on the team. Regardless of the outcomes of the regional tournament, Whittaker said the team has been a success because of the skills they have learned, and the things they have learned and accomplished. “There are soccer and football competitions out there already,” Whittaker said. “The whole idea of this competition is a celebration of the mind.”

Need to let off some steam? Write a letter to the editor Maegan Burr [email protected] Stansbury Elementary students Ryan Ringwood, Erik Leary, Jack Whittaker and Scott Ruebush move components on their P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 team’s Lego robot during Lego league practice Monday. TooeleHappenings Valley Rotary Club �� November 2011 Washer and Dryer project �� Our Membership Rotarians with generous support �� Position Member from LIDDIARDS and a grant from President ...... Dennis Hullinger (435-882-3304) Rotary International, purchased Secretary/Administrative ...... Debbie Winn (435-882-0690) a washer and dryer which Club funding Chair...... Karlene Wells (435-882-2811) was installed by Joe Bolinder Club Service Chair ...... Myron Bateman of Bolinder Brothers and Rich Membership Chair ...... Karen Kuipers Parker. The washer and dryer will Treasurer...... Chris Belton beneﬁ t the homeless and other International Service ...... Rosemary Hullinger needing laundry assistance at the Rotary Foundation ...... John Brown NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Committed to bettering the community Youth Service Having Fun Chair ...... Mike Wells and the world, the Tooele Valley Rotary BackupFund/Treasurer...... Tye Hoffman Club has strived to serve both locally Public Relations Chair ...... Trisha Schelble and internationally. The club recently Youth backup Interact Chair ...... Dawn Dalton Youth backup Administrative backup ...... Kristen Bolinder provided a new dictionary for every Accommodations Representative...... Kelly Dufﬁ n 3rd-grade student in the county. The Membership/ activity Backup...... Connie Bowden organization also partnered with Tooele County Relief Services and the (Project coordinator) ...... Rich Parker New Life Christian Fellowship Church to provide shower facilities and a Tooele Transcript/ rep. newspaper ...... Lisa Christensen washer and dryer for homeless individuals and families. The facilities, Youth Exchange ...... Emily Barnes, Mackenzie Fait located at the church at 411 East Utah Avenue, will give homeless persons Honorary Member ...... Trent Colvin the opportunity to wash clothing and shower at no charge, a need that was Honorary Member ...... Jason Duhon previously not met in the county. The club’s current project is sponsoring families for Operation Christmas, which will help families in need have a merry Christmas. Much of the trouble in the world today is not so much the noise of the bad as it is the silence of the good. If you or someone you know is interested in making a difference, please go to our website, www.tooelerotary.com, look us up on Facebook or contact a Rotarian.

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Preserving historical buildings honors our past This week, the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Christmas Open House in its new headquarters in the recently restored old Tooele Clinic building on Main Street. The event will allow some a first look inside the 130-year-old building, which took two years to renovate at a cost of $200,000. The work that went into the renovations — much of it done on a volunteer basis — was considerable. But the results, according to chamber leaders, have been more than worth it. A piece of Tooele’s history that was in danger of falling into ruin has been preserved. And a 63-year-old organization that has bounced from rented space to rented space finally has an elegant home to call its own. Unfortunately, success stories like the restoration of the old Tooele Clinic are far too uncommon in our valley. Both Tooele and Grantsville have seen beautiful old buildings, both commercial and residential, either crumble into disrepair over the years or be cleared away suddenly to make way for new structures. People who grew up here but moved away are often shocked to see that buildings so central to their formative years were cleared away so casually without any attempt to save them. There are exceptions, such as the recent renovation of the old central school, but they generally prove that rule that in our ever-forward rush we too blithely efface our past. Gentrification has worked wonders in terms of preserving Salt Lake City’s downtown district west of State Street. It’s also worked well in smaller towns like Brigham City and Cedar City. Old buildings have been reclaimed and repurposed to make them economically viable again, thus preserving the unique history of those places. Likewise, an appreciation for old restored homes has arisen, in some cases making that market more attrac- tive to buyers than brand-new custom built homes. But that sort of historical preservation can’t happen without government policies to encourage it, or without a widespread appreciation for the character and value of old buildings. Neither of those factors have been at work in the Tooele Valley. The chamber of commerce’s new-old building sets an inspiring example for what’s possible when a coalition comes together to care about histori- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR cal preservation. Hopefully, it’s an example others will emulate in the years ahead.

Give us choices face and virtual classes, and see the bene- LETTERS POLICY I am commenting on Cheryl Dearing’s fits of having both. According to Webster’s GUEST OPINION letter “Virtual schools are poor substi- dictionary, a classroom is “a place where The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- tutes” (Dec. 6). I would like the public to classes meet.” A home or virtual room can ters to the editor from readers. Letters be aware that traditional brick-and-mor- be considered a classroom where students must be no longer than 250 words, tar schools do not work for all children. A can receive a good education. Let’s broad- civil in tone, written exclusively for the Freedom from religion virtual school is a great alternative for chil- en our choices so we can choose what’s Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by dren that need something different. These best for our family and our children. the writer’s name, address and phone schools have to abide by the same rules Shawnya Wayman number. Priority will be given to letters should never replace and regulations as a traditional school. Erda that refer to a recent article in the Parents can be more of a part of their newspaper. All letters may be subject child’s education by being right by their Make Christmas merrier for more to editing. child while they are learning. A virtual Good Grief! You gave $8,000 plus all the freedom of religion school takes less time to teach the same gift donations to one family [last year’s Letters written to thank an individual or concepts that are taught in a traditional Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit organization should be submitted for magine a world where we can- school because the teacher doesn’t have to Fund recipient]. We are a fairly affluent “Notes of Appreciation” not openly express and display deal with discipline and other problems. family, and we never spend this much for Isymbols of our religion. Jewel Punzalan Allen It’s left to the parents to do that — as it one Christmas. Why don’t you pick several Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Oh, wait. That’s how it already is. GUEST COLUMNIST should be. There are a lot of great web- families and make Christmas merrier for On top of a mountain in Denver, sites and technology on the web that help more families in need? general interest should contact Editor for example, which has been a visual learners, which about 60 percent Marilynn Gilbert Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- famous local landmark for years, of people are. Most colleges offer face-to- Tooele mation at the top of this page. a statue of Jesus is under threat push and push and push until the of being taken down. Cities can’t only safe place to say we believe in E-mail: [email protected] display religious themes as part someone higher than ourselves is Fax: (435) 882-6123 of their “holiday” decorations. In our home. 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We need to pray for ikiLeaks has begun time- of the following month. The winning on public land, and be assured you those who take offense at religious releasing documents related to letter writer will receive a free one-year will hear from someone’s lawyer. symbols so they will devote their Wthe global private intelligence Rachel Marsden subscription to the newspaper. The sub- Religious tolerance is impor- energies towards building up our industry. What exactly is this field, and GUEST COLUMNIST scription can be transferred or used to tant today, more than ever, as the nation in constructive and non- what do you, as a citizen, need to know renew a present subscription. United States continues its tradi- divisive ways. We need to pray that about it? tion of being a melting pot, and the dialogue can be civil, but that we So far, the published open-source world has become more intercon- won’t lose our backbone when we documents are limited to TECHINT, or operandi is what’s called a “false flag” high-risk, high-return investments in nected. For my part, I might not our religious freedoms are threat- technical intelligence, detailing equip- in the intelligence world, also known as the Wild West of emerging markets. understand how someone can be ened. ment allegedly created by Western “cover for action” or “cover for status.” They need to know which mobster’s or an atheist, but I certainly believe The next thing to do is imagine. companies and used by governments They may pose as a recruiter, a poten- politician’s palm they have to grease that they should be able to exer- Imagine yourself having to wear around the world, including dictator- tial suitor or business contact, a new and who is prone to chopping off hands cise their non-belief in a God as I religious symbols tucked in your ships, to monitor individuals or com- friend, or even a classmate in your con- in lieu of litigation. They may need to should be able to exercise my belief shirt, where they burn with shame munities. A new twist on a concept as tinuing-education course at the local vet potential local partners or investors. in one. because a vocal group bullied you old as time. Yawn. Stay off Facebook. community center. They may not even In these cases, the private spies tap into You see, I know how it is to be a into hiding something so impor- But I have a feeling WikiLeaks is just use their real name. Don’t think you’re their network of other current or for- religious outsider. I came to Utah tant. Imagine your children growing warming up. There’s a lot more to the important enough to be targeted? If mer spies. It may be ugly, but it’s how as a Catholic at 15. For the most up with religion blotted out and the industry than this. Anyone who has you’re a CEO or a high-level official, some countries work. If local embassies part, people were accepting of my only things allowed in our barren worked at the highest level of journal- you’re too “hard” of a target — the openly offered investors such services beliefs, but occasionally someone landscape are symbols of a society ism, business or politics has likely human equivalent of North Korea, for a reasonable fee, these private spies would drop a hurtful remark. But at that idolizes anything but God. come across at least one person in Russia or China. Mid-level employees would be redundant. least I had the freedom to practice Finally, we must fight. Let those the private global intelligence field or officials are ideal. Or even the tar- Others spy on multinational com- my religion. Having come from the disturbing images fuel our fight in — whether they’re aware of it or not. get’s personal friends, who might be of panies on behalf of competitors. Philippines, where Christians and the face of bigotry, lawsuits and Europe, where I spend a lot of time, is much lower status than the mark. Capitalism and the principle of free- Muslims clash over religion, that public opinion. We need to do it teeming with them. The problem is that Who do private spies work for? market fair play get thoroughly cor- freedom was a comfort to me. for us, for our children, and for the most people have no idea what one of They’re usually found in one of three rupted with the outright theft of trade Not anymore. future of this country. these creatures looks like or how he roles: secrets and proprietary information. Already, kids can’t pray in operates. They may perform outsourced gov- Espionage for national interest dur- schools. It wouldn’t surprise me if When, as a journalist, I call up a ernment-contracted information gath- ing wartime is patriotic; espionage for schools started banning the Pledge Jewel Punzalan Allen is a long-time source and preface the conversation ering or analysis on the down-low — or strictly financial benefit on behalf of of Allegiance because of the phrase journalist who lives in Grantsville. by saying that I’d like to talk to them “black ops” — so leaders like Barack some company against a competitor “one nation under God.” And it She blogs at pink-ink-pink.blogspot. on background about something I’m Obama can brag that there are officially is grifting. Countries like France are won’t just stop there. You and I com and can be e-mailed at researching, this statement can be no American “boots on the ground,” as further beefing up laws against such know it. Opponents of religion will [email protected]. followed by a meandering hour-long he did with Libya. A leader could say activity, but when uncovered, these conversation, at the end of which my that no CIA agents are in a particular cases are usually settled with a financial interlocutor asks, “So what did you theater while the place is teeming with kiss-off and rarely prosecuted crimi- want to discuss exactly?” I respond: ex-CIA agents who went private, or nally. After all, what federal investigator With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions “It’s all good. We’ve already discussed even current CIA agents acting in a pri- would want to blow a lucrative post- expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not everything.” The person hangs up with- vate capacity in a second job with non- retirement gig by forcing all the private necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. out knowing exactly what information official cover. The media obsession over spying industry’s secrets out into the I was seeking. This is also how private American war efforts and their negative open? Editorial Board spies — usually government spy agency portrayal has, in part, led to this phe- or diplomatic reconverts — routinely nomenon of military support outsourc- Rachel Marsden is a columnist, political Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus operate. ing. We reap what we sow. strategist and former Fox News host who Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor They can hide their true intentions Some work for rich private-investor writes regularly for major publications and their job or position. This modus cowboys looking to make potentially in the U.S. and abroad. A5

TUESDAY December 13, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! A STUDENT’S VIEW TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Younger siblings present challenges Stansbury High School Drama Proudly Presents n my family, there are just “whistles” all the time. I think feeling well and Joe attempted the four of us: me, my he means for it to be cheerful... to clean the kitchen all by him- mom, my dad and Joe, my Then, there are the things I Kristine Johnson self. He was only in the first little brother. Joe is 11 years old that could bother me and do, grade, and if I remember right, Join us for the musical adaptation CORRESPONDENT and in the sixth grade. He and in a way, but they’re just so he ended up breaking a bunch I are five years a part. As much cute. A few weeks ago, I had of plates. as I love the kid, I can only my boyfriend over. We were I was talking (more like rant- of Louisa May Alcott’s classic story... handle him in small incre- trying to watch some scary ing) about how weird Joe is ments of time. put stickers all over their faces movie about zombies or some- to a friend and then she said �� Honestly, he’s nearly almost and in their hair. That was thing and Joe came in and something about how her little ...... filled with , always a sweet kid. He’s happy, tough. It was a really emotion- asked my boyfriend if he would brother acts the same way and and is mostly constantly will- al moment. That, I think, was like to play this new video �� how it must just be that age. ing to help. He is really smart the only act of vandalism he game with him. Joe asked so Hardly anyone gets along and can beat just about any- ever performed. Thinking back cutely and politely that no one �� with their siblings perfectly all and . one in Call of Duty: Modern about that now, it was not as could ever say no. I would have the time. Joe and I get along Warfare 3. I could just go on big of a deal as I had thought even jumped at the chance to and on about how great and then. play the game too. perfectly very rarely. But, look- loving of a child he is. More recently, he has found Overall, I love my brother. I ing back at what we fight and Then again, I could go on more clever ways to bother thought I could come up with argue over, it isn’t ever as bad as I remember it being. I think �� and on a lot more about how me. He has this habit of tell- a thousand more stories about pestering he can be. I remem- ing my parents that I text and how awful and terrible he is, teenagers are quick to get �� ber when I was in the fifth drive, or that I speed, when I but the stories all turn out to angry a lot of the time. I need grade and Joe was in kinder- totally would never do such be pretty cute. to remember to be patient with garten. I had these dolls — I a thing. He also has ways to One time, he asked my boy- him and remember just how didn’t really play with them but bother me that I don’t think he friend if we would be in love cute he can be. they were still kind of special does on purpose. Like whistle. forever. That was pretty cute, December 8-13, 2011 to me. One day, I had come He doesn’t now how to whistle, if I do say so myself. Another Kristine Johnson is a junior at Performances begin at 7:30 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM) home from school and Joe had but he thinks he does. He time, my mom and I weren’t Tooele High School. $7.50...... Adults $5.50...... Students and Seniors A HOLIDAY TRIBUTE $3.50...... SHS Students with Activity Card $3.50...... Children under 12 yrs www.stansburyhighdrama.org �� Tanning Salon BRINGING “��” BACK UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP

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2011 Municipal Election In Grantsville, Erik Stromberg, — the largest one being $500. Spent who was unsuccessful at his sec- “I held a barbecue at my continued from page A1 Campaign Financing ond run for city council, report- house and invited my friends 500 E Village Blvd • Ste 108 ed that he spent nothing on his and asked them for a donation,” said Pratt. “I viewed myself as Tooele City Candidates campaign this fall. Romero said. Stansbury Park • 435.843.7577 technically running against Total Expenses “I used campaign signs left In relative terms, city council New staffed hours: Mon-Thurs 10AM-7PM •Fri-Sat 11AM-6PM • Closed Sun three incumbents with Charlie from my first campaign,” races are typically low-spending Donations Roberts’ past experience as a Stromberg said. “I don’t think contests. In 2010, Vicki Griffith Buy 10 passes council member and mayor. I Brad Pratt (w) $350 $7,877 spending more on the campaign reported spending $11,645 on $ $ get love this city and I wanted to run Charlie Roberts $0 $2,402 influenced the outcome of the her unsuccessful county com- 10 15 Mo. a campaign that was worthy of election.” mission race, while Jim Gowans 10 the respect that the office of city Lawrence Romero $2,485 $2,128 Incumbent Grantsville candi- reported spending $29,678 on Spray Tan Tanning council member deserves.” David McCall (i) (w) $0 $605 date Mike Johnson also spent a losing campaign to retain (any color) (Level 1 Pratt points out that his largest nothing on his campaign and his seat in the state House of Pass beds only) FREE Thomas Poyner $0 $515 expenses were for signs, print- won with the second-highest Representatives. 1 per person, must be 12 month minimum, must Must be 18 & older ing, and advertising — all spent Steven Pruden (i) (w) $200 $273 vote count. [email protected] 18 & older. Exp Date: be 18 & older Exp Date: 12/31/2011 locally at Transcript Bulletin Newcomer Scott Stice spent 12/31/2011 Exp Date: 12/31/2011 (Coupon must be present) Publishing, the parent com- Grantsville Candidates $660 on his campaign to win (Coupon must be present) (Coupon must be present) Prices subject to change. pany of the Tooele Transcript- a Grantsville City Council seat, Bulletin. Neil Critchlow (w) $0 $748 while incumbent Tom Tripp “I also paid $3,000 to send a Scott Stice (w) $400 $660 spent $561 in his unsuccessful post card to every household in attempt to retain his seat. Tooele City that had a registered Tom Tripp (i) $0 $561 Most of the candidates’ voter,” said Pratt. “I wanted to Mike Johnson (i) (w) $0 $0 expenses came out of their own touch as many voters as possible funds. Kent Liddiard $0 $0 Say Thanks to and encourage them to vote.” Roberts, McCall and Tom Steve Pruden, who won his Erik Stromberg $0 $0 Poyner in Tooele received no third consecutive election, spent i = incumbent w=election winner outside contributions, and Pratt only $273 and said he did reuse Donations do not include self-contributions only received two contributions, campaign material. Source: Tooele County Clerk unsolicited gifts of $200 and “I did not need any additional $150 from friends. Your Carrier signs,” said Pruden. “I just used Pruden received one con- Now is the chance to reward the efforts of what I had left from past cam- flyers for people that were not tribution of $200 from Tooele Now is the chance to reward the efforts of your Transcript- paigns.” home.” City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy. The yourBulletin Transcript-Bulletin carriers to let them know carriers how muchto let you them appreciate Pruden said he kept his cam- Pruden estimates he spent mayor did not contribute to any knowthe job howthey do. much Simply you ﬁll appreciateout the attached the coupon job and paign expenses low by only around $1,000 for his first cam- other campaigns. mail it in with a check for the amount you would like to printing flyers that he delivered paign eight years ago — a figure In Grantsville, Stice received theygive. Wedo. will Simply pass the ﬁll gift out on tothe your attached Transcript-Bulletin coupon as he walked through most of that included campaign sings $400 in unsolicited donations andcarrier. mail It’s theit inperfect with way a check to say, thankfor the you. amount Tooele’s neighborhoods. and advertisements. from family members to sup- “I walked through neighbor- The highest spender in the port his campaign. you would like to give. We will pass the gift hoods and talked to people that Grantsville City Council race The exception, in terms of on to your Transcript-Bulletin carrier. It’s the were outside working in their was Neil Critchlow, who spent fundraising, was the campaign of yard or garage,” said Pruden. “I $748 of his own money and won Lawrence Romero, which raised perfect way to say, thank you. didn’t knock on doors or leave the election. $2,128 from over 34 contributors way to say, thank you.

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From the Family of Santa’s The family of Johnnie made phone calls, who sent Bulletin for the beautiful print- Boswell in his memory and in Dean Flannery cards, donations, flowers, meals ing of the funeral programs and Christmas appreciation to all his friends, and gifts. We would especially obituary. neighbors and especially all like to thank Tate Mortuary for We thank you from the bot- the softball girls: He liked all We have been overwhelmed their kindness and great care, tom of our hearts, for we feel �� of you and talked about you. by the outpouring of love and the Tooele 18th Ward for their loved and comforted by the You were the daughters he did support we have received in assistance and for the lun- support you have shown to our �� not have. Thanks for the flow- our time of sorrow. No words cheon, Tooele Floral for the family. ers, planters and money, and can express the appreciation lovely flower arrangements, The Flannery and Chance When: Wednesday, December 21 2-5pm attendance at the viewing. It we have to those of you who and the Tooele Transcript Families. meant a lot to his family. Where: Cottage Glen 1892 Aaron Drive Tooele (Just south of Maverik) If it happens here, OBITUARIES • Come visit Santa! • Snowman Walk provided by local read about it here. Shirley Jean Orr businesses, vote for your favorite! TOOELETRANSCRIPT Andrus • Enjoy cookies and hot chocolate! BULLETIN 1927-2011

Subscribe Today • 882-0050 For move in information contact Christene Lawrence at 801-712-0918 Shirley Jean Orr Andrus, 84, passed away peacefully on Dec. 9 at her apartment at Alta Ridge Assisted Living, after spending an evening surrounded by her family. Shirley was born Dec. 28, 1927, to William and Pearl Kauffman Orr, in Grantsville. She married Dennis D. Andrus Sr on April 10, 1947, and soon after moved to Olympia, Wash. After 15 years they moved four sisters, Geraldine Wright, to 8 p.m. in conjunction with a back to their beloved Orr’s Lorraine Speirs, Doris Whear celebration of her life from 6 HAIR REGULAR PRICE Ranch in Skull Valley where she and Charlotte Bell; and daugh- p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Stansbury $ $9 KIDS $11 ADULTS had grown up as a child. THey ter-in-law Sandra (Bob) Andrus. Park Clubhouse, 1 Country Club, continued to live a happy and She is survived by her three sons, Stansbury Park. Internment will FOR THE 8 spectacular life on the ranch Dan (Jackie Wilde), Bob and be at the Grantsville Cemetery until Dennis’ death in 2007. Rusty (Marc Jones); grandchil- on Thursday at 2 p.m., where In addition to helping run the dren Derek (Tamson LeFevre), Shirley will be laid to rest next ranch with Dennis, she worked Brett (Lexi Darensburg), Matt to her dear and devoted hus- HOLIDAYS! HAIRCUT for the Army at Dugway Proving (Jen Seals), Kate and McKinsey; band. with coupon Ground until she retired in the great-grandchildren Shane, The family wishes to send Offer valid with coupon at the Tooele location only. One coupon per person. Expires 12/31/11. late 70s due to her failing eye- Sam, Jordyn, Cru and Brevin, a special thanks for the loving haircuts Perms Color WAxing sight. and soon to arrive Delkin. care given to Shirley by the staff She is preceded in death A viewing will be held at Alta Ridge Assisted Living in by her husband, Dennis; her Wednesday, Dec. 14, from 6 p.m. Holladay. SUPER SATURDAY REGULAR $ PRICE Richard C. Torres $30 &up daughters Richelle Catherine Dec 17th &up Torres, Leinita Rosarita Torres, The Lord has called upon our Carmelita M. Sione and sons 25 loving husband, father, grand- Leaoina Solo Tuilesu, Matthew father and brother Richard Saka Tuilesu and Chavis John 20%-50% OFF C. Torres to be by His side on Torres, granddaughters Nadeah COLOR Friday, December 9 at 12:30 a.m. Nicole Butterfield and Kierra PRODUCT with coupon Richard was born on October Offer valid with coupon at the Tooele location only. Good for $5 off Renei Tuilesu, and grandson any $30 &up Color Service. One coupon per person. Expires 12/31/11. 10, 1938 to John Torres and Joan Under NEW Management! Wilma Carter in Chicago, Illinois Adrian Richard Torres-Amaro. and his works on this earth were His memorial services will be ended in Tooele, Utah. He is sur- Friday, December 16 at Tate TOOELE 1351 N. Main Street (435) 843-1890 vived by his wife Siuea Tuilesu Mortuary at 12 p.m. To be absent Torres, brother John Torres from the body, and to be present and sister Dee Ann Jim Rosser, with the Lord. 2 Corinthians 4:6

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ers from the Utah Highway Patrol and two deputies from the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office. Det. Dan Chamberlain of the Grantsville City Police �� Department said his office was alerted to a possible protest near Walmart last Friday. Chamberlain said the officers were also advised of a possible SWAT team situation. Chief Danny Johnson of the Grantsville City Police Department said the �� SWAT situation was first recommended by Walmart security �� officers. However, Chamberlain �� Only said the advisory was cancelled �� — though after he had gotten �� “This�� is� the�� best place to �� get all your printing done. 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Anytown, UT 84074 �� large �� state law, or for riding in the mid- Phone:Phone: 000-000-0000000-000-0000 Fax:Fax: 000-000-0000000-000-0000 �� ng.com quantity dle rather than on the edge of a Kristina McIntire, a Salt Lake before he pulled me over I was E-mail:E-mail: [email protected]@somethi �� discounts! lane. However, most of the cita- City resident, said while she was talking with my husband on the tions were for abrupt entrances not surprised to interact with phone and he said, ‘Don’t get onto the highway, and stops or law enforcement through her arrested or ticketed,’ and I said, turns that could cause a traf- participation with the protest, ‘I’ll try.’” fic hazard, said Grantsville City she did not expect to receive a Yeaman said many of the Police Officer Chism Yeaman. ticket for her actions Monday. instances for which bicyclists “It’s a 50 mile per hour zone However, she did receive a cita- were cited or warned were TOOELE and they’re probably going five, tion for impeding traffic and situations where the bicyclists RANSCRIPT 10 miles per hour. That could be unsafe movement. themselves could be serious- T a hazard if they’re in the middle “It’s not a complete surprise. ly injured, because of the dif- of a lane,” he said. “If it wouldn’t I’ve seen friends get arrested ference in speed and power Bring in Your be safe in a vehicle we don’t want for this movement,” she said. between the bicycles and vehi- BULLETIN Digital Files! a bicycle doing it.” “It was funny — a few minutes cles. He said vehicles were also pulled over during the time the protesters were present in 58 N. Main • Tooele front of the distribution cen- 8 am to 6 pm • Monday – Friday ter for speed or other viola- tions. Johnson said overall, the 8.5 x 11 inch Grantsville Police Department 20# bond paper cited three people. Some restrictions “We just want to keep every- apply one safe and make sure they can do their thing yet do it safe- Highest Quality ly,” Yeaman said. Occupy demonstrations closed State-of-the-Art down several terminals at ports Color Printing Maegan Burr in Oakland, Calif., Portland, Ore., and Longview, Wash., on Monday, Equipment! Walmart Distribution employees watch from their parking lot as Occupy Salt Lake and many lasted throughout the protesters ride bikes in front of their work Monday afternoon. According to Justin Kramer, a participant, the protest was not against any truckers or workers, but night. to act for those who are not allowed to organize themselves. [email protected] A7

TUESDAY December 13, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 County engineering department donates Christmas trees by Siera Gomez est needs being Christmas trees. engineering department heard the department paid for the extra permits to harvest in case other decorations to complete CORRESPONDENT “We were looking for service about this, they jumped on the Christmas tree permits them- there was more demand. the trees. to do for the holidays,” said Matt opportunity, he said. selves and harvested the trees. “We are also thinking when Hilderman said the engineer- The Tooele County Hilderman, a planner with the “We wanted to do something Once the trees were collect- these trees are picked up after ing department hopes to con- Engineering Department has engineering department. “We simple, but this is probably the ed, they were transported to the holidays, some of the fami- tinue with the service next year. come up with a novel approach just wanted to give something most meaningful. It was a good Deseret Peak Complex where lies might not have the capabil- “It’s something that makes a to decking the halls for families back to the community.” way to use our resources without the employees there will con- ity of getting rid of them them- big difference,” Hilderman said. in need this holiday season. According to Hilderman, the dipping too far into everyone’s struct temporary tree stands for selves,” Hilderman said. “So we Last Saturday, 75 Christmas same service project had been wallets,” said Hilderman. transportation to homes. have decided to go back around “I thought about what I would trees were harvested by the done in previous years between After brief discussion on the If there aren’t enough trees, then and pick them up and shred do if my own kids didn’t have department after Tooele County local businesses and individual topic, the engineering depart- then the engineering department them for the families.” a tree for Christmas. It brings Relief Services reported about volunteers, but because of the ment went to Boulter Wash will chop down more, accord- Other organizations and spirit and warmth, and makes 60 families requesting holiday economy, those sponsors had to chop down and collect the ing to Hilderman. He said the volunteers are donating orna- kids feel like it’s really the holi- assistance, with one of the great- canceled this year. When the trees needed. The members of department purchased about 20 ments, Christmas stands, and days.”

er and use another recorder to tinuous, unedited recording con- on the agenda items.” Baker extended an invitation Reymann. “But it is no substitute Minutes record only the public portions.” taining all portions of the meet- “The city generally does not pre- to the Transcript-Bulletin to meet for complying with the law and Scott Wardle, Tooele City ing,” said Baker. pare written minutes on discussion with Tooele City Mayor Patrick continued from page A1 keeping minutes.” Council chairman, said the city While costs for copying a record items because no action is being Dunlavy to discuss the pub- Overall, Tooele City defends its is willing to allow a Transcript- are allowable under the state’s taken,” said Baker. “Discussion lic portion of the meetings for current practices regarding work usually in the upstairs large con- Bulletin reporter to listen to the GRAMA law, the suggestion that items are generally followed by which a copy of the recording was session meeting minutes as legal, ference room at Tooele City Hall. requested recordings at city hall the city would charge somebody business items and votes for which denied. but nonetheless vows to make In these work meetings, city coun- at no cost after the city’s infor- to parse a recording to create a minutes are taken.” “For example, if you are interest- changes in the future. cil members discuss proposed new mation technology staff can work record of an open meeting also Written contemporaneous ed in a particular façade grant dis- “Although our recordings com- ordinances and changes to exist- out the details of how to allow a troubled Reymann. minutes of public meetings are cussion, we will be happy to show ply with state law, we will change ing ordinances, receive reports playback of just the open meeting “The fact that the city created required by law, according to you the façade grant application, from city staff, and discuss items recording. However, the city will and stored a record in a manner Reymann. tell you what action was taken on our practice so that the various on the agenda for the regular busi- not waive the fee covering the cost that does not comply with open The Pleasant Grove and the application, and discuss with open and closed portions of city ness meeting. No formal votes are of staff time for making a copy meeting laws is the city’s prob- Clearfield city councils — two you the reasons for that action,” council and RDA meetings are generally taken until the regular of the recording if the Transcript- lem,” said Reymann. “To pass on municipalities similar in popula- Baker said. “That’s the best we can recorded separately, and can then meeting. Bulletin wants a copy. the cost to correct their mistake tion to Tooele — make detailed do this time. Next time we will be easily be provided to you at mini- An examination of several The state GRAMA law allows and create a recording that the minutes of their city council work able to be more responsive.” mal or no cost,” said Baker. months worth of city council government entities to charge for law requires to be made available sessions available on their web- “That is a nice gesture,” said [email protected] work session meeting minutes by the costs associated with “compil- to the public for listening within a sites. The Salt Lake City Council the Transcript-Bulletin revealed ing, formatting, and manipulat- timely framework is not legal.” records a summary of each dis- that most agenda items discussed ing” records to meet a request. The This is the Tooele City’s first cussion item in its work session during those meetings were not law also contains language that request for recordings of its work minutes and includes an embed- included in the minutes. The encourages government entities to session meetings, according to ded link to supporting documents newspaper filed a Government fulfill an information request with- Wardle. used in the meeting on its website. Records and Management Act out charge if it finds that releasing “We have not had a request Salt Lake City also has audio avail- request with the city last week to the record primarily benefits the of this nature before and we are able for some council meetings on obtain a recording of three work public rather than a person. experiencing difficulties that were their website. session meetings. That request Campbell said it was ridiculous not anticipated,” said Wardle. “These cities are complying with was denied unless the newspaper for the city to charge a fee to the Written minutes of work ses- the law and using current technol- announces the would pay unspecified costs for public for putting public records sions, which are made available ogy to go beyond what is required information technology depart- in a format they could access. on Tooele City’s website, do not in making their records available ment staff to create a recording. “It is unbelievable that the city contain a summary of the discus- to the public,” said Campbell. The denial stems from the fact wants a requester to pay for the sion of agenda items. Work session “This is the type of effort we are that open work session meetings city’s inadequacy,” said Campbell. meeting minutes for 2011 consist seeing municipalities make. The �� are often held consecutively with “The recording of an open meeting of agenda items for the meeting Legislature has made audio of of their new ofﬁce building closed city council meetings, and is something that should already and then the notation under dis- their meetings available on the (formerly the Tooele Clinic) located at both meetings are recorded and exist.” cussion items “no minutes taken Internet for years.” archived as one file, according However, Baker contended that to Tooele City Attorney Roger state law is not so clear on that 154 South Main, Tooele Baker. point. “Each meeting was recorded as “These statutes [Open and See News Happening? Weds. December 14 • 4-7pm a single electronic file,” Baker said. Public Meetings Act] don’t con- “The only way we have to produce template the complication of an Give Us a Call! 882-0050 a recording of the open portions of open meeting interrupted by a Residents are invited to tour the TOOELE the meetings would be to play the closed meeting, in which case it is TRANSCRIPT entire recordings through a speak- not possible to have a single, con- BULLETIN newly renovated building. The Grantsville ��would like to Thank the Businesses and Individuals Who Helped Make the Bar J Wrangler Concert Possible �� • All-Tech • Chad Hymus • Cooks Barbershop East Gate Plaza • Countryside Animal Clinic & Service Center 435.884.3899 • Grantsville City 882-4061 822 East Main #B • Hale Construction bigotires.com Grantsville 801-550-7783 • Hall’n Inc 972 North Main • Hunsaker Meats ROCKYMOUNTAIN • Johnson Land and Livestock Tooele THERAPY SERVICES • Morton Salt at 435.843.8722 • Phil’s Glass GRANTSVILLE • Pine Ridge Ranch Brett Bartlett,MPT Clinic Director 1162 N. Main • Quality Chevrolet 435.882.1263 Your Life. Your Heritage. Tooele • Retain It Plus 822 E. Main • Grantsville www.HeritageWestCU.com [email protected] 435.843.8270 • Rhoades Nuts and Bolts FIRST-MED • S&H Terminal • Shambip Soil Conservation • Steadmans • Timbercrete • Hal Sagers Remodeling Jon Onederra 58 N. Main & Construction owner/operator • Spectrum Eye Care 1262 N. Main • Tooele Tooele 435.224.7845 • 435.296.3723 • Titmus Family Farms 21 E. Main • Grantsville 435.882.0050 435.496.3723 801.301.4420 6727 North Hwy 6 Stansbury Park

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Network+ and Security+ exams. and relaxed. For more informa- Tooele Call 435-248-1800 for more infor- tion about our family of faith, call mation or to enroll. (435) 882-7291. Tooele City Arts Council Are you interested in the arts? Are Adult education Christmas at Waters Edge you willing to volunteer some of Get your high school diploma this It’s easy to lose sight of the your time and your talents? The year. All classes required for a Messiah at Christmas, amidst Tooele City Arts Council invites high school diploma, adult basic all the flashing lights and fancy you to apply to work with the arts education, GED preparation and presents. For that reason, our council board. See www.tooelecity. English as a second language are focus is GAZING ON JESUS dur- org or call Terra at 435-843-2142, available. Register now to gradu- ing December. Come worship the or email [email protected] for ate — just $50 per semester. newborn King with us on Sundays more details. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call (including Christmas!) from 10- 833-8750. Adult education class- 11:30 a.m. in the Stansbury Early Head Start enrolling es are for students 18 and over. High cafeteria. For more informa- DDI Vantage Early Head Start, a tion, call (435)840-0542 or visit free program, is now enrolling. If ESOL WatersEdgeUtah.com. you are pregnant or have a child ESOL conversational classes are ages 0-3 you may be eligible. For held Tuesday and Thursday. ESOL First Baptist Church more information, call (435) 882- students may also come anytime We invite you to join us on Sunday 3439. the center is open for Individualized mornings for Bible study and study. Registration is $50 per Sunday school for all ages at 9:45 semester. Call 833-8750. a.m., and our worship celebration Grantsville that begins at 11 a.m. You can reach us at 882-2048, or check Family History Center TATC out our website at tooelefirstbap- The Grantsville Family History tist.org. Center, located at 117 E. Cherry St. Customer service (west of the high school) is for the Learn and practice the follow- Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal use of the whole community. There ing critical components of real Weekly service of word, prayer are trained attendants and many customer service: professional and sacrament followed by fellow- computers hooked up to internet demeanor, time management tech- ship. Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. programs to help you access a niques, professional verbal and St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, wealth of data about those who written communication skills, rela- 1784 North Aaron Drive, Tooele. have preceded us in death. Although tionship building, conflict resolu- Phone: 435-882-4721. E-mail: the center will be closed for the tion and follow-through techniques. [email protected]. holiday from Dec. 19 to Jan. 2, it Fridays, 2 to4 p.m. New class spe- Web at www.stbarnabasepiscopal. is still available during those dates cial $15 to first 10 students who org. You are God’s beloved child, by appointment through ward family register. Regular cost: $61.50. beautifully created in God’s own courtesy Jennifer Gygi Call 435-248-1800 for more image. Whatever your history, wher- history consultants. General open The Tooele High School Cheerleaders competed at the USA Regional Competition on Saturday, Dec. 3, at Cottonwood High School. The hours are Mondays from noon to 2 information, or stop by the Tooele ever you are in life’s journey, the p.m., Tuesdays through Thursdays campus at 66 West Vine Street Episcopal Church welcomes you. varsity squad took second place out of six teams, and the junior varsity squad took first place out of three teams. Both squads qualified to from noon to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. attend the USA Spirit National Competition held in Anaheim, Calif., and will be competing in this competition. The cheerleaders are under the Spanish services to 9 p.m., and Sundays from 3:30 direction of Jennifer Gygi and Gabrielle Curry. Pictured left to right, bottom row: Bailey Caldwell, Bailey Curry, Kadan Bennett, Aubree Aviles, p.m. to 5 p.m. Microsoft Excel La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Become proficient in MS Excel. Tooele le invita a sus servicios en Mackenzie Speakman, and Abby Iorg; middle row: Lauren Filion, Kylie Fox, Nicole Wallis, Morgan McClimans, Kourtney England, Rechelle Dazzle your boss with eye-catching espanol Jueves 6 p.m., Dominos 2 Romero, Alexis Bullough, Cassidy Scott, Reagan Hogan, Lauren Bergen, and Aubrie Schmidt; back row: Morgan Cochrane, Aubrey Griffith, Library charts and report formats. Work p.m. We invite you to their Spanish Rebecca Costanzo, Vivan James, Jessica Barber. Not pictured: Michaela Garcia, Brylee Clegg and Shailee Peterson. more efficiently by learning basic services on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Tooele City Library functions like Count, CountIf and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know a Daily Lunch events, picking up donated food, church that focused in the word of Volunteer opportunity Movies: Dec. 15, 4 p.m., teen Round to complex functions like Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp blankets and medication for foster Recovery God rather than the emotions. God Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, movie (PG-13); Dec. 20, 1 p.m., IF and LOOKUP. Link data, spread- and fries, fried chicken — you animals and fostering dogs. If you loves you and he wants to reveal a nonprofit organization, is look- community movie; Dec. 27, 1 sheets and charts, sort and filter never know what might be on the would like to find out more about Addiction recovery himself to you. Located at 276 E. ing for volunteers in Tooele. Our p.m., kids movie. Story time with cells. Start any day of the week, menu. our program, please contact Marci The freedom from addiction Santa: Dec. 14, 11 a.m. Thing- set your own schedule and pro- 500 North, Tooele. Call 435-840- volunteers provide respite care, at 435-830-4049. group, RUSH, holds meetings on a-ma-jig Thursday: Dec. 22, 11 ceed at your own pace. Low tuition 5036, rides provided. friendly visits, conversation, light Saturday night dinners Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 23 S. at $1.55 per scheduled hour. household chores, and other needs Messiah rehearsals a.m. or 1 p.m., Polar Express. First Baptist Church Saturday night rib-eye steak and Main St., Suite 33, Tooele, next to Story, craft and hot chocolate to terminally ill patients who are on salmon dinners for members and This year there is a new site for the Grinders Board Shop. If you would like to be a part of in community room. New Year’s Certified Nursing Assistant our hospice services. Please visit their guests. Members get a free the Sunday night rehearsals for the a church that teaches from the at Noon Party, Dec. 30, noon. Become a certified nursing assis- our Web site at www.rockymoun- dinner in their birthday month. Handel’s Messiah production at Recovery International Bible, and encourages its people Games, noisemaker craft and tant over the winter. The next taincarefoundation.org. Training, 1000 West and Utah Avenue. While Recovery International is a struc- to walk with Jesus daily; if you treat. Closures: The library will be class starts on Jan. 9, 2012, and background check, and TB test this is the same rehearsal spot as tured self-help group that follows would like to be in a Christian fel- closed on Dec. 24 for Christmas runs thrugh April 21. Classes are required — all provided. Please Freemasons last year, we seem to have lost some a proven method. We meet every lowship that cares for the people and Dec. 31 for New Year’s Eve. held on Monday and Wednesday contact Christine at 801-397-4904 of our participants in the change of Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at Valley from either 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 of this community in practical for additional information. Meet-ups venue last year. Also, we are needing Mental Health 100 S. 1000 West Canceled Story Time p.m., or 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., TBD. ways, come an visit us at First The Tooele area Freemasons host more singers, especially tenors and in Tooele. This group is for any- Baptist. 580 S. Main St., Tooele, Relief Services volunteers The Tooele County Bookmobile Setup computer backup system two monthly meet-up groups for basses. Together men and women, one who wants help overcoming Library, located in Grantsville High 882-2048. Relief Services is looking for those interested in learning more young and old, all ages and all faiths, depression, anxiety, anger, fears, Learn how to program your com- School, has canceled story time several volunteers with com- about Freemasonry and its prin- will rehearse each Sunday night phobias and repetitive thoughts. puter to automatically backup First Lutheran for the following dates: Dec. 22 puter/typing skills to perform ciples. On the second Friday of the from 7-9 p.m. at the LDS Chapel on Call Mary Ann for more informa- so your important documents, First Lutheran invites you to wor- and 29, and Jan. 5. Story time data entry at Tooele office. Must month, we meet at our lodge build- the corner of 1000 West and Utah tion, 884-0215. photos and records don’t disap- ship with us on Sundays at 10 will resume on Thursday, Jan. 12, pass a background check, and ing at 22 Settlement Canyon Road Avenue in Tooele in the chapel. pear if your hard drive crashes. a.m. and join us for Bible study 2012 at 4 p.m. able to volunteer a few hours or at 6 p.m. On the second Saturday S.A. recovery group Wednesday, Dec. 21, 12–1 p.m. afterwards. We are at 349 N. 7th more each week Monday through of the month, we meet at Jim’s S.A. men’s group meets every Cost: Free, includes pizza lunch. Street or Seventh and Birch. Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Restaurant at 9 a.m. If you can’t Seniors Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. at the (Please RSVP for accurate lunch Schools Karen Kuipers 435-843-9955 or make it to meetings and would Green House in Tooele. Call 435- count.) St. Marguerite’s Volunteers of America, Debbie 841-7783 with questions. Saint Marguerite Catholic Church still like information, visit www.roc- Grantsville senior center Open enrollment Cordova 435-882-2561. The center has Bunko on Mondays Christmas letter pizzazz celebration of the Eucharist: kymountain11.org/contact-us/. Tooele County School District will and Wednesdays at 1 p.m., Al-anon Learn how to spruce up your Saturday vigil 5 p.m., Sunday be accepting applications from Foster grandparent volunteers Events committee ceramics on Tuesdays at 10 a.m., Is someone’s drinking affecting Christmas and New Year letters by 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. elementary and secondary stu- Looking for 10 to 15 foster grand- The events committee is looking DUP the third Monday of each your life? Al-anon Wednesday’s at learning desktop publishing. Learn (Spanish), Monday-Friday 9 a.m.; dents who are interested in enroll- parents (persons 55 and over) for a couple more members to Month at 1:30 p.m., quilting daily 4 p.m. Oasis Alamo Club, 1120 layout tricks, how to insert photos Reconciliation 4 p.m. Saturday; ing in a school outside of their to help in schools across Tooele assist with planning and organiz- at 8 p.m., Bingo Thursdays at 1 Utah Avenue. and using color, fonts and borders religious education 8:30 a.m. resident school boundary for the County helping children one on ing next year’s public activities p.m., and Pinocle Thursdays at to create professional looking Sunday. Located at 15 S. 7th St. 2012-13 school year. Application one. Stipend available for low and fundraisers. We have some 9 a.m. Breakfast is served every Food addicts documents. Enroll today and start Tooele (435) 882-3860. Food addicts in recovery aim to window: Dec. 1, through Feb. 17, income (less than $29,000 two- lofty goals and need some great Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to next week. Schedule the days and lose weight and keep it off. No 2012. Information: District Office person family). Monies also avail- minds to help us achieve them. noon, and blood pressure checks hours you can attend. Come in to Brit-Ammi Kahal dues, fees or weigh-ins. Weekly (435)833-1900, ext. 1104. able for mileage. Must pass back- Interested persons should contact will take place Dec. 14 to Dec. the Tooele campus at 66 W. Vine Covenant People Assembly are meetings held at Utah State ground check. Contact Volunteers Shawn at 435-843-8265. 28 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. A Street between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., teaching the Hebrew roots of the University-Tooele campus, 1021 TJHS orchestra/band concert of America, Debbie Cordova 435- foot clinic will be held on Dec. Monday-Thursday, and 8 a.m. and Christian faith. Visitors welcome W. Vine Street on Thursdays at The annual THS Music 882-2561. 27 from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. (By 4 p.m. on Fridays. on Saturdays at 3 p.m., 37 S. 6 p.m. Call 882-0805 for more Department Christmas Concert Groups appointment only. Call 843-4105 Main St., Tooele. Call 843-5444 Volunteers for feral cats information. will be presented on Tuesday, Dec. or 843-4104). Exercise classes for more information. Volunteers are needed to help 13, at 7 p.m. in the THS auditori- Alzheimer’s caregiver support are held Tuesdays and Thursdays Churches feed feral cats around Tooele. One Take off pounds sensibly um. This concert is presented free The support group is open to from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Pool and Tooele Christian Fellowship night a week would be helpful for Need help to lose those extra to the community of Tooele, so anyone caring for someone with puzzles daily. United Methodist Church We invite you to our services about an hour and a half. Cat food pounds? We can help. TOPS is a come and enjoy some marvelous Alzheimer’s disease or related Discover your faith, the Tooele where you’ll receive a warm wel- will be provided. Volunteers would weight loss support group open holiday music with the THS band, dementia (memory issues). Learn Birthday dinner United Methodist Church, 78 East come by sincere, down-home coun- also put down water for the cats. to men, women, teens and pre- orchestra and choir. about the disease, get/share The Grantsville Senior Center will Utah Ave. Phone 882-1349, Pastor try folks. Sunday school starts at To volunteer or for more informa- teens. Meetings are held every ideas. Care of your loved one is be having their December Birthday Debi 801-651-2557. Sunday 9:45 a.m., with the morning ser- tion contact Naida Parkinson at Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele SHS production vice at 11 a.m. We are now meet- available while you attend. The Dinner on Friday, Dec. 16, at 4 p.m. Stansbury High School’s school starts at 11 a.m. All are 435-882-2667. Senior Center 59 E. Vine St. Call ing at Stowe Family Music, 40 N. next meeting is Tuesday, Dec. 20 Entertainment will be furnished by drama program presents “Little welcome. “Open hearts. Open Mary Lou at 830-1150, Lisa at Main St., Tooele. There is child from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at Cottage Jerry Winters and Family. Women.” The musical will have minds. Open doors.” Food Drop 882-1442 or see www.tops.org for care available. (Please use main Glen Assisted Living, 1892 N. its final performance on Dec. 13. The Utah Food Pantry will hold the more information. entrance at the rear of the building Aaron Drive, building #2 in Tooele. Program openings Performances will begin at 7:30 Bible Baptist Church next drop on Friday, Dec. 9, at the Tooele County Aging has open- on Garden Street where there is Sponsored by Tooele County p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m. The members of Bible Baptist Deseret Peak Complex. Sign-ups ings in an alternative, income- Addiction recovery Tooele plenty of parking.) For information Aging Services (to participate LDS Family Services addiction All seats are reserved and avail- Church at 286 N. 7th Street in will start at 7 a.m. and will continue based program designed to help call 435-224-3392. call 843-4107) and Alzheimer’s recovery meeting every Tuesday able in advance at www.stansbury- Tooele would like to invite folks out until 10:30 a.m. or until all the food seniors remain independent. CNAs Association-Utah Chapter (for infor- from 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS chapel highdrama.org. Ticket prices range for some real church services with is distributed, whichever comes help keep them in their homes mation call 800-272-3900). at 1030 S. 900 West, in the Relief from $3.50 to $7.50 with a $1 old fashioned hymns of the faith, first. If sign-ups are closed earlier safely, provide personal care, do Charity Society room. Enter on the west discount for all tickets purchased and preaching from an old fash- than 10:30, all those already in Indoor archery league housekeeping and run errands. If ioned King James Bible. We are cur- side of the church. The handicap in advance. line and signed up will be served. Archery indoor 3-D league, interested please contact Jolene rently celebrating the 400th year of Tax volunteers needed entrance is on the south side of We keep a running tally of sign-ups sponsored by the Stansbury Shields at 843-4104 or 4105. THS yearbooks our beloved old book, that stood the Utah along with the Volunteer to make sure we have enough, so the church. This meeting addresses Income Tax Assistance program Oquirrh Bowmen and Deseret We are attempting to assemble test of time. Please contact Pastor please come early. Carpooling is Tooele seniors all addictions or character weak- and IRS are looking for volunteers Peak Complex, will have league five full sets of yearbooks from Jeff Sinner at 435- 840-2152. encouraged, especially for those The center can be reached at 843- nesses. No children please. to provide free tax help. Volunteers shooting on Thursdays at 7 p.m. the beginning of Tooele High who have no other transportation. 4110 and is for the enjoyment need no prior experience. Materials through February. All levels of School through 2010. If you have Church of Christ Please remember to bring picture of all senior citizens 55 years Addiction recovery G-ville and tax instruction provided at no shooters are welcome. It will be LDS Family Services addition any yearbooks you do not want, Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah ID indicating that carpoolers live at and up. The Tooele Senior Center cost. Volunteers learn how to elec- held at the Deseret Peak Complex recovery meeting every Thursday drop them off at one of the fol- Ave., invites you to attend Bible separate addresses. For questions renewed their Friday night dinners. tronically file tax returns, both fed- indoor arena. For more info call night from 7:30-9 p.m. at the lowing locations: Tooele Pioneer classes for all ages at 10 a.m., and or more information, call June at Dinner is served from 4-5:15 p.m. eral and state, using tax preparation Cory at 884-3315, Bryan at 882- LDS chapel at 415 W. Apple in Museum, Tooele High School, at 11 a.m. for worship. The Church 840-8994. with entertainment from 5-7 p.m. software. Volunteers are asked to 6795 or Wayne at 840-3696. the Relief Society room. Enter on Tooele Senior Center, Tooele City of Christ is nondenominational, The dinners will cost $4 per per- provide tax help three to four hours the north side of the church. The Library or Tooele Valley Railroad and was established in 33 A.D. Auxiliary Presidents’ Party Historical society donations son, but the entertainment is free. (Matthew 16 18; Act 2:38-47, esp. a week, from Jan. 20 through April The Past Presidents’ Christmas handicap entrance is also on the Museum. For any questions call Tooele County Historical Society You must make reservations by v 47). For a free book about the 17, 2012. Additional volunteers Party will be on Wednesday, north side of the church. This Mike (602) 826-9471. would like members of the com- Wednesday prior. You may call the How To Find the True Church, please are needed as Spanish language Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. Dinner will be meeting address all addictions or munity who have any family or center to have your name added contact the Church of Christ. I will interpreters, as financial resource served. Bring a $15 exchange gift. character weaknesses. No chil- West Elementary meeting personal histories, photographs, to the reservation list. Please listen if you need to talk? Come and specialists who provide information All PPs are invited. The party will dren please. West Elementary will have a books, brochures, DVD, VHS come out and join in the fun. hang out. Call (435) 882-4642, Box on asset building opportunities and be at Karlyn’s home. community council meeting on tapes or newspaper articles that Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 6:30 p.m. at 426, Tooele, UT 84074. community resources and as greet- Senior Circle LDS addiction family support you would like to donate to our If you have a loved one who is the Tooele Public Library. ers to assist with scheduling and Kids Christmas Party Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. organization to please call us. We struggling with addictions of Cornerstone Baptist screening clients to make sure they The annual Kids Christmas Party Cost $15 single, $27 couple per are also looking for these items any kind, find help and support Cornerstone Baptist Church, have their tax information in order. will be on Dec. 17 from noon until year. To make reservations for that pertains to the Tooele County Sunday evenings from 7:30-9 p.m. Education passion for God compassion Training begins in December and 1 p.m. Games and crafts will be activities, call 843-3690. Bingo area. If you would like to donate at the Erda Ward building at 323 for people at 276 E. 500 N. in in January 2012. For more info or there for the kids, light lunch will Tuesdays, $4 for meal, make res- them to our organization, or if you E. Erda Way. Enter on the east Career training Tooele, phone: (435)882-6263. to sign up, dial 2-1-1 or go to www. be served and Santa will be there ervations, spots fill up fast! Grand would let us make a copy for the side of the building and go to the Tooele County Relief Services is Come as you are this Sunday, utahtaxhelp.org. with treats. Public invited. Canyon/Hoover Dam trip, May 4-9, society, please call Alice Dale at Relief Society room. providing vanpool to anyone wanting where you can hear a message 2012, $499. Get info at MWMC. from the Bible and meet new Damian’s Closet Auxiliary Christmas Party 882-1612. to attend the Professional Career LDS porn addiction program Workshop meeting at LDS Business friends. Service times: Bible study In loving memory of my grandson The Auxiliary Christmas Party will be DUP museum donations (for all ages) 9:45 a.m.; morning Damian Herrera. Donate a new held after the short meeting on Monday, An LDS pornography addiction College in Salt Lake. The van will The Tooele Valley Company of Veterans worship 11 a.m.; evening worship unwrapped toy for a boy or girl this Dec. 19, at 7 p.m. A dinner will be recovery support group meeting leave from Tooele County Relief the Daughters of Utah Pioneers 6 p.m.; WiseGuys children’s pro- Christmas. All donations will go served and, for those who wish to par- will be held every Friday evening Services at 38 S. Main St., at 7 is seeking pioneer artifact dona- Disabled veterans meeting gram 6 p.m. Nursery provided for to the Children’s Justice Center. ticipate, a gift exchange will take place, from 7:30-9 p.m., Stansbury a.m. every Monday morning; it will tions pre-1900 for a new museum A meeting for disabled American all services, and children’s church Damian only had one Christmas so participants should bring a $10 Stake Center, 417 E. Benson make a second stop at the Tooele located in the basement of the J. veterans will be held Dec. 17, during morning worship. WiseGuys and he enjoyed it to the fullest exchange gift. There will be a novelty Road. Enter on the southwest LDS Employment Center (1595 N. Reuben Clark home in Grantsville. from 5-7 p.m. at the Pioneer Program during evening worship. extent. In his memory we are raffle, but no donations are needed. All side of building. Separate men’s 30 W., next to the D.I.). Both the Pictures and stories of pioneers Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in establishing Damian’s Closet members are invited to attend. recovery (for men struggling with van and the workshop are free older than 1900 are appreciated Tooele, by the DAV Chapter 8 of Collection center where toys will be collected and pornography addictions) and wom- services. The vanpool will return at particularly: artifacts, pictures and South Salt Lake. Contact Les Mountain of Faith Lutheran is the given to the Children’s Justice Steaks canceled en’s support meetings (for women approximately noon following the stories of Hilda A. Erickson and the Peterson at 435-830-7812 so Tooele Valley collection center Center until Dec. 20. Toys may be There will be no steaks on Friday, whose husbands or family mem- workshop. Call the LDS Employment Grantsville Opera House; stories DAV Chapter 8 can plan for those for Operation Christmas Child. dropped off at A Cut Above hair Dec. 23, and Friday, Dec. 30, due bers are struggling with pornogra- Service Center for details: 882- and artifacts from the handcart attending. We will gladly receive your dona- salon, 25 E. 200 South, or the to the Christmas and New Year’s phy) are held at the same time. 8646. pioneers that have descendants in tions weeknights from 6-8 p.m., CJC, 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. holidays. See you in January Annual Christmas Dinner Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 2012. Tooele County, whether they settled Network meetings in the county or not; artifacts, pic- VFW Post 9413 is having its Looking to obtain or improve and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Food pantry annual Christmas dinner at Sun See samaritanspurse.org for more The First Baptist Church in Tooele tures and stories of settlers from your employment? Come join the Moose Lodge Erda, Pine Canyon, Lake Point and Lok Yuen at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. Tooele Networking Group and learn details. is offering an emergency food pan- 15. All members are welcome. try to meet the needs of our com- Stansbury Park. Contact Ellen Yates job seeking techniques, how to Mountain of Faith Lutheran Children’s Christmas Party at 884-0253 for more information See you there. market yourself, get support and munity. The food pantry is avail- We’re a healthy, growing congre- Santa Claus is coming to the or to contribute. actually search job leads. Every able for emergency needs. Hours gation who welcomes newcomers Tooele Moose Lodge. There will be Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Tooele of operation are Saturdays from and reaches out to those in need. 10 a.m. to noon. We are located food, fun and a special guest on Tooele Animal Outreach LDS Employment Resource Center Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501c3 Join us for worship Sunday morn- at 580 S. Main St. For information Saturday, Dec. 17, from 11 a.m. located next to Deseret Industries. nonprofit organization desperately Bulletin Board Policy ings at 9 a.m. at 78 E. Utah Ave. call 882-2048. to 1 p.m. Moose members, please Everyone is welcome. seeking volunteers in our community If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin (in the Methodist church building) bring your kids, grandkids and at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The in Tooele. We treat the word of Hospice volunteers guests to this fun event. Merry who love animals like we do to help Online courses continue finding forever homes for Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic Online courses in Network+ and God with respect without taking Hospice volunteers are needed for Christmas to all! clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the ourselves too seriously. Check Harmony Hospice to give a won- abandoned and neglected animals. Security+ IT are designed for Monday night dinners We need volunteers for various advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele the IT professional seeking to us out on Facebook by searching derful gift: your time, companion- Are you ready for some football and projects i.e., as posting animals Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To upgrade their skills and knowl- for Mountain of Faith Lutheran ship, yardwork and music. Become delicious home cooked dinners? Stop pictures on the Internet, taking guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- edge of networking and security, Church. Please join us for mean- an 11th hour volunteer. Call Coy by the Moose Lodge every Monday night foster animals to vet appointments, 0050. 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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:44 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Thursday 7:45 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Friday 7:46 a.m. 5:03 p.m. Saturday 7:46 a.m. 5:04 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sunday 7:47 a.m. 5:04 p.m. Monday 7:48 a.m. 5:04 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:48 a.m. 5:05 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 9:28 p.m. 10:31 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 10:34 p.m. 11:02 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 11:42 p.m. 11:32 a.m. Saturday none 12:02 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 12:50 a.m. 12:32 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Dec. 12. Intervals of clouds Colder with times of Intervals of clouds and Monday 2:01 a.m. 1:06 p.m. Mostly cloudy Mostly sunny Partly sunny Bright and sunny Temperatures Tuesday 3:13 a.m. 1:43 p.m. and sun clouds and sun sunshine High/Low past week 40/10 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 40/24 38 24 41 23 34 20 37 22 38 24 37 22 31 21 Average temp past week 25.4 Normal average temp past week 31.8 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 17 Dec 24 Dec 31 Jan 9 Shown is Wednesday’s 40 weather. Temperatures are 37 38 38 Forecasts and graphics provided by 33 34 Wednesday night’s lows and 27 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2011 Wednesday’s highs.

21 UTAH WEATHER 16 17 16 18 10 11 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 35/16 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 37/19 Knolls Clive Lake Point 38/15 39/21 38/21 38/22 19.19 19.10 Ogden Stansbury Park 38/23 Erda 38/22 Vernal Grantsville 41/25 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 32/6 38/22 33/19 0.00 0.40 0.26 0.69 Tooele 38/22 Bauer 38/24 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 38/22 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 38/24 37/15 35/22 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 38/21 35/16 15.0 Nephi Rush Valley 40/21 39/21 Ophir 33/18 Delta Manti 3.0 43/24 40/19 0.0 Green River Last Month Season 46/20 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 39/21 41/22 Moab 40/16 SNOWPACK Hanksville 47/23 Beaver 43/17 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 41/19 Ibapah 38/20 42/18 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 2.5 3.4 1.0 St. George 36/10 42/21 Average 6.1 3.5 2.1 46/29 Kanab 45/23 Eureka Percent of average 41% 97% 48% 37/20 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

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Sue Butterfield �� “Amahl and the Night Visitors” Three Wise �� Men Rand Johnson, �� Elliot Morris and Craig Crippen act out a scene from the holiday opera at • Facials & Skin Care St. Barnabus Episcopal • Massage Services Church Saturday. • Manicures & Pedicures • Haircuts, Colors & Waxing • Guest Rooms Protesters halt operations at some west U.S. ports �� By Terry Collins He said the delay was costing home out of concerns for their cise their free speech rights and ASSOCIATED PRESS him $600. “health and safety.” stay off the job, in keeping with “It only hurts me and the other In Southern California, as the union's historic tradition of OAKLAND, California (AP) drivers. We have jobs and fami- many as 400 demonstrators gath- activism. �� — Anti-Wall Street protesters lies to support and feed. Most of ered to march on the sprawling blocked gates at some of the them don't,” Vega said. Port of Long Beach — specifical- Associated Press writers Doug �� largest U.S. ports on the West The protesters said American ly, a dock facility owned by SSA Esser in Seattle and Rob Gillies Employment Opportunities! www.millpondspa.com Coast on Monday and caused ports have become “economic Marine. At least one person was in Toronto contributed to this partial shutdowns, saying if they engines for the elite.” They were taken into custody. cut off some of the country's most upset by giant West Coast Port spokesman John Pope busiest hubs, it would cut into port operator SSA Marine and said the protesters were in a corporate profits. grain exporter EGT, which they parking lot and had not crossed It wasn't immediately clear said epitomize big corporations. into the private port area, so how much the shutdowns at Goldman Sachs owns a major “there haven't been any disrup- some terminals at three ports stake in SSA Marine, and the tions to port operations at this in California, Washington state bank has been a repeated target point.” and Oregon would affect opera- of Occupy protesters since the Occupy groups also planned tions. movement began. blockades in Seattle and Tacoma, The “Wall Street on the water- The two port companies have Washington. In Vancouver, front” was perhaps the Occupy also engaged in high-profile Canada, about two dozen pro- movement's most dramatic ges- clashes with union workers late- testers set up brief blockades at ture since police raids in sev- ly. The Occupy protesters want entrances to the port, proclaim- eral cities sent most remaining to support the dock workers, ing solidarity with longshore protest camps scattering last but the union that represents employees. month. Demonstrators began them is distancing itself from Protesters hoped to draw thou- forming the camps around the Monday's marches. sands to stand in solidarity with U.S. about two months ago to In Oakland, shipping com- longshoremen and port truckers protest what they call economic panies and the longshoremen's they said are being exploited. inequality between the richest union agreed to send home However, the president of the 1 percent of Americans and the about 150 workers, essentially International Longshore and other 99 percent, whom they halting operations at two ter- Warehouse Union, which repre- is accepting letters of interest, including claim to represent. minals. sents many thousands of long- Some of the port workers they In Portland, Oregon, authori- shoremen up and down the West meant to support weren't thrilled ties closed two terminals after Coast, suggested in a letter to qualiﬁcations for openings on the at the demonstrations. police arrested two people who members that protesters were “This is a joke. What are they were carrying weapons and said trying to co-opt the union's cause Tooele City Planning Commission. protesting?” said Christian they were heading to the protest to advance their own agenda. Vega, who sat in his truck car- with hundreds of others. Occupy Shutdown supporters said rying a load of recycled paper protesters also successfully shut they were not asking longshore- from Pittsburgh, part of a long down the port in November. men to organize a work stoppage line of rigs unable to drive into And in Longview, in violation of their contract but Please submit to the the port in Oakland, California. Washington, workers were sent simply are asking them to exer- Tooele City Mayor’s Ofﬁce by 5pm Wednesday, December 21, 2011 The Perfect Job is TOOELETRANSCRIPT Waiting for You! BULLETIN A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Stansbury wrestling GHS grapples with program improvements The Stansbury High School wrestling team finished second out of 13 teams at the Olympus Clash of the by Mark Watson Titans last weekend. All the teams SPORTS EDITOR except the Stallions were 4A and 5A teams. Individual medalists included Region 11 features some of the top 3A wres- Luke Howell third at 106; Nash Brown tling teams in the state with Tooele, Bear River second at 113; Logan Stewart sec- and Morgan among the leaders. The Grantsville ond at 120; Derrick Jorgenson first Cowboys are working hard to be competitive at 138; Kaylen Vickers first at 145; with these region powers. Dave Hansen fourth at 152; Hunter Anderson first at 195. Team results: 1. Murray 2. Stansbury 3. West GHS WRESTLING Jordan 4. Taylorsville. The Stallions wrestle at Tooele on Thursday. Thursday’s match against Morgan shows the Stansbury basketball Cowboys still have a lot of work ahead of them. The Stansbury High School basketball Grantsville won only two matches and were team lost a tight battle at Westlake defeated by the visiting Trojans 48-9. on Friday. The Stallions trailed by The Cowboys have nearly two months to only three points after three quarters hone their skills before the Region 11 tourna- until Westlake outscored them 23-13 ment in Tooele the first week of February fol- in the final quarter to win the game lowed by a divisional tournament and the state 66-53. Stansbury was solid in free tournament. Teams can field two wrestlers in throw shooting but did not go to the each weight class for the region tournament line as much as the Thunder. The and a total of eight wrestlers qualify for the Stallions hit 9 of 11 foul shots while divisional tournament. The two 3A divisions the Thunder hit 14 of 23. Stone will each send eight wrestlers to the state tour- Tia led the team in scoring with 12 nament to complete a 16-wrestler bracket for points, Kirby Harris added 11, Logan each weight class. Stegelmeier nine, Ryan Robbins nine, Grantsville’s 120-pounder Shai Shields and Wyatt Branch six, Jake Witkowski four 138-pounder Chance Warr were the only and Brek Bentley two. The Stallions open Region 11 action with a game two Cowboys to win against Morgan. Shields at Grantsville on Wednesday. pinned his opponent and Warr won by a 6-4 decision. Cowboys victorious “Shai is a senior for us and one of the cap- The Grantsville boys basketball tains on the team. Last year he qualified for team picked up its first victory of state at 119. He’s a real hard worker and a the season with a 72-63 win over great kid,” said GHS wrestling coach Clarence American Leadership Academy in Evans. Spanish Fork. Grantsville jumped out Warr is just a sophomore on the squad to a huge 20-7 first-quarter lead and and shows a lot of promise. “Chance has a lot cruised the rest of the way. Dalen of heart and he’s always pushing himself to Erickson recorded a double-double improve,” the coach said. “He’s a very talented with 30 points and 12 rebounds. wrestler.” Erickson also hit three 3-pointers. Several Grantsville’s wrestlers will see plenty Devin Adams popped for 17 points of mat time on Dec. 30-31 when Grantsville with one 3-pointer and three assists. hosts the Cowboy Duels tournament. Junior Skyler Cloward scored nine points varsity and extra wrestlers will compete on with five rebounds and three assists. Thursday, Dec. 30 and varsity wrestlers on Other point totals included Devon Arellano seven, Jake Riding six, Shad Friday, Dec. 31 with matches starting at 9 a.m. East five, Dalton Rydalch two and both days. Quinton Smith one. Grantsville hosts The first day will be a bracket tournament the Stansbury Stallions in a Region with about 12 high schools invited to partici- 11 game on Wednesday. pate. The second day will feature six teams and each team will participate in five duel matches. GHS alumni tourney Grantsville, Tooele, Stansbury, Ogden and East On Dec. 26-27 the Grantsville High will be in the hunt for the title. School basketball programs will be Maegan Burr hosting their annual alumni basket- Grantsville’s Joe Lopez wrestles Morgan’s Jake Anderson in the 145-pound division Thursday. Lopez qualified for the state tournament last year ball tournament. For the first time and is one of Grantsville’s captains. SEE WRESTLING PAGE A12 ➤ in almost 20 years there will be a men’s and women’s tournament. Games will be played at Grantsville High School. The first three game times for the men are on Monday, Dec. 26 at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and noon. The women’s games will be Stallions ready for region at 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 26. There will be two games played for each game time, one in the new gym and one in the old gym. after losses to 4A foes For more information or if you have any interest in sponsoring the tournament, please see us on Facebook by Mark Watson at GHS Alumni Basketball or text SPORTS EDITOR SHS GIRLS BASKETBALL Andrew 435-841-2799. Playing against two talented 4A teams with by 19. Utah Rush a combined 8-1 record should toughen up a On Friday against Westlake the drought Utah Rush 12U super league baseball team for region play. At least that’s what play- came in the third quarter when the Stallions team is looking for a few more players ers and coaches from Stansbury High School’s were outscored by 10 after trailing by only to fill out our 2012 roster. The team girls basketball team hope will happen. three points at intermission. Westlake went will be going to Cooperstown in July Stansbury hosts its first Region 11 game on to win the game 64-49. of 2012. Utah Rush will be holding tonight against Bear River after dropping “The big key to their (Westlake) victory was tryouts and individual workouts during its last two games against Salem Hills and the play of No. 24 (Shannon Jensen). She was the month of December. If interested Westlake. Salem Hills is currently ranked as the one hurting us in the first half; she’s such please contact Adam Lindsay at 801- the top team in 4A and Westlake has a 4-1 a great player. She’s good at penetrating and 910-3494 to schedule a time. record and its only loss was to Salem Hills. can also pull up and hit the jumper,” Newton Jazz sign three players “This is the toughest preseason we’ve had said. “Then in the third quarter we went in Utah Jazz general manager Kevin since I’ve been here. I felt a tough preseason slump for about 5 minutes when our shots O’Connor announced Monday that would really help this particular team pre- just wouldn’t go down.” the team has signed free-agent pare for region. We’ll see if it pays off,” said The coach said she was happy with her guards Jamaal Tinsley and Keith Stansbury coach Kenzie Newton. players being able to compete so well against McLeod, and forward Trey Gilder. Stansbury kept within striking distance Westlake. Maegan Burr Per team policy, financial terms were of Salem Hills last Tuesday trailing by nine not released. All three players were heading into the final quarter when Salem Stansbury’s Kendal Levine (10) drives in for a shot Friday against Westlake. Levine available to participate in training Hills blew it open in the fourth quarter to win SEE REGION PAGE A12 ➤ scored 11 points in the loss to Westlake. camp on Saturday at Zions Bank Basketball Center. Utah’s roster now stands at 15 players. FROM THE SIDELINES Turkey hunting Even though snow is just starting to fall in Utah, one group of Utahns — the state’s turkey hunters — are NBA refuses to let Chris Paul leave New Orleans already preparing for next spring. Applications to hunt wild turkeys during Utah’s limited-entry hunt are ou might have expected to offer. Stern and the NBA are off of waiver wires. Billups was trade can’t be completed or now being accepted. You can apply that the three-ring circus making it harder than ever to amnestied over the weekend Stern simply won’t approve a at wildlife.utah.gov. Your application Ythat the NBA became dur- Derek Flack keep up with the Kardashians! by the New York Knicks, who Paul trade without committing ing the lockout was finally over. After the failed attempt to needed his salary off their armed robbery. must be received no later than 11 GUEST COLUMNIST p.m. on Dec. 28 to be entered in the You were wrong though. Oh, salvage the Hornets future, the payroll so they could sign for- Stern isn’t willing to part draw for permits. The limited-entry were you ever wrong. front office went back to work mer Mavericks center Tyson ways with Paul because of the hunt will be held in April. The follow- You may have heard news in search of a deal that would Chandler to atone for defensive superstar status that Paul has ing permits are available for each of over the weekend that Chris of dollars for the franchise. appease Stern and the rest of the mistakes made by Knicks for- achieved. After all, the owners the Division of Wildlife Resources’ Paul, the all-star point guard After Stern nixed the trade, NBA cronies that run the league. wards Amare Stoudemire and just fought to regain some form five regions. Northern Region 400; that runs the show for the NBA- Odom was extremely upset The Hornets General Manager Carmelo Anthony every night. of competitive balance in the Central Region: 500; Northeastern owned New Orleans Hornets, that his name was involved Dell Demps quickly concocted The move by the Clippers is league and keep stars form bolt- Region: 250; Southeastern Region: was traded to the super-duper in the proposed deal. He was a trade offer that included the like they are giving Stern and the ing to large cities. Plus, Stern 250; Southern Region: 1,100. If you big market Los Angeles Lakers. so upset that he wanted out other team form L.A., the cursed league grief for rejecting their is trying to sell the Hornets to don’t draw a limited-entry permit, The proposed deal also included of L.A. The Lakers fulfilled his Clippers. generous trade offer for Paul. prospective buyers. The Hornets don’t pack your gun away — you the Houston Rockets. In that request and quickly shipped The Clippers’ trade included Billups will give the Clippers are more valuable if Paul is on can still hunt turkeys this spring. deal L.A. would have sent Pau him to Dallas so he could suit many young athletes and draft a veteran presence along with the team. Paul will likely leave Permits for Utah’s general statewide Gasol and Lamar Odom packing up for the Mavericks. The only picks, which is allegedly what recently signed swingman Caron as a free agent after the season if hunt go on sale Feb. 23. The general statewide hunt will be held in for new destinations, while the thing L.A. received in the trade Stern is asking for in return for Butler, who also played for the not traded. May. More information about Utah’s Rockets would have included was a trade exception, which the superstar Paul. However, Mavericks last year. Teamed with It’s funny how this circus 2012 turkey hunting season is avail- pieces as well. could help them make future Stern would only sign off on a star-in-the-making Blake Griffin has involved the Mavericks. All able in the 2011–2012 Utah Upland There was one snag in the trades for high salaried play- deal that was getting too rich and excellent two-guard Eric these moves have some form Game and Turkey Guidebook. The trade though. NBA commissioners. Odom will now play for the for the Clippers, so the deal Gordon the clippers are building of indirect attachment to the free guidebook is available online er David Stern vetoed the trade. team that swept the Lakers out smashed headfirst into a brick a solid contender. Mavericks. Meanwhile, the Jazz and from DWR offices and hunting He has every right to do so, of the playoffs last May. The best wall early Monday morning and It’s possible that the Paul are grinding away in training and fishing license agents across since he is essentially the owner part of this trade is that Odom’s quickly screeched to a halt. trade could still occur involv- camp, staying out of earshot Utah. of the Hornets; he will be until wife, who is a Kardashian, will The Clippers quickly respond- ing the Clippers, but the sign- of the Barnum & Bailey theme the league finds a buyer willing be removed from the glitz and ed by claiming former NBA ing of Billups sets the franchise song, getting better everyday to shell out hundreds of millions glamour that Hollywood has Finals MVP Chauncey Billups up for success in case a Paul and improving as a team. A11

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by Jake Gordon and Memmott hit a 3 to give Sinus Infection? Allergies? STAFF WRITER Tooele a slim 10-9 lead with 2:26 left in the first. Voice Disorders? Whether on the road on their Tanner Gagnon scored the own court, the Tooele boys had final three points of the quarter David K. Palmer M.D. a rough time this weekend with for Carbon to give the Dinos a two opponents. On Thursday, 12-10 lead after one. Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C Tooele played well, especially After grabbing the lead at the (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) behind the arc with 11 3-point- end of the first, Carbon kept right ers, but had trouble slowing on rolling into the second quar- Ear, Nose & Throat down Kearns in a 66-59 loss on ter with 10 straight points for a Head & Neck Surgery the road. 22-10 lead at the 3:56 mark of Allergy & Sinus the second. Finkbiner hit two 3- Voice Disorders point shots to open the second to THS BASKETBALL get the run going. Tooele had trouble getting Call 882-6448 to make an appointment Back in Tooele on Friday, anything going on offense as Carbon set out to contest every Lawrence and Shaydan Walker 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele 3-point shot of Tooele’s and each hit 3-pointers and Tyler while the Buffaloes still hit eight Woodruff scored from down low 3-pointers, Carbon was able to but Carbon maintained a 29-18 get their offense going for a 62- lead at the break. Pet of the Week 46 victory. With the comfort of the “It is typical of the character lead, Carbon had the ability to of these kids that they were back match what Tooele was doing at practice working hard and you on offense. Woodruff came out couldn’t tell whether they won in the third and nailed a 3 to get or lost,” said Tooele coach Ray within 10 points but Finkbiner Brazier. Maegan Burr answered right back for Carbon Kearns 66 — Tooele 59 with a 3 of his own for a 37-22 For the first three quarters, Tooele senior Taylor Haskell looks for an open teammate in a Dec. 6 game lead with 3:37 left. Tooele was on fire from down- against Westlake. Haskell scored five points including a 3-pointer against Carbon Taje Richardson drove to the town. Tooele hit a total of 11 on Friday. basket and sank a layup with 3-pointers in the game but for 58.3 seconds left to give Carbon the most part the Buffaloes going when Darrell Allen hit a The comeback could have been a 43-26 lead. Memmott gave were playing catch-up at Kearns jump shot off the wing to cap more successful had Tooele not the Buffaloes a much-needed against the Cougars Thursday four straight points to build a missed five free throws during 3-pointer to end the third and night. 31-21 lead at the 5:25 mark of the that stretch. Lawrence opened the fourth with After trailing by nine heading second. Kearns also missed their free a 3 of his own to get within 43-32 into the fourth, Tooele cut the lead Memmott launched two 3- throws down the stretch also but with 7:17 left in the game. for ﬁ nding all down to six after Justin Pollmann pointers in the middle of the Tooele could only get a Pollmann Carbon did a good job of our pets a good nailed a 3 and hit the ensuing second to spark a 9-2 run to get jumper to fall in the final minute. answering with nine consecutive free throw to cut the Kearns lead within three at 33-30 with only Kearns escaped with the seven- points as Finkbiner scored the home. to 63-57. Unfortunately, Tooele 2:01 left in the half. A bucket point victory. final five points to give the Dinos missed its chance to complete down low by Goodman helped Carbon 62 — Tooele 46 a 20-point 52-32 lead with 5:38 the comeback as they missed five Kearns establish a 37-32 lead at Carbon set out to heav- remaining and hopes fading for straight free throws in the final the break. ily contest Tooele’s most suc- Tooele. 3:57 and Kearns walked away Tooele opened the second half cessful weapon: The 3-pointer. Tooele mounted a comeback with a 66-59 victory. with a 5-2 run fueled by a 3 from Although Tooele hit eight shots effort in the fourth sparked by a Jack Memmott was hitting Shaydan Walker to get within 39- from behind the arc, Carbon did 3 from Memmott who also fin- from just about everywhere for 37 but the Buffaloes got even enough on the offensive side of ished off Tooele’s 10th straight Information Tooele in the first three quarters closer later in the quarter. the ball to pull out a 62-46 victory point to get the Buffaloes within For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure as he drained five from beyond Seven straight points from Friday night in Tooele. 10 at 52-42 with 1:42 left. Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires the arc to finish with a game- Tooele was capped with a 3- “We knew from the beginning The run came to an end for Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing high 19 points. Pollmann was pointer by Memmott to get that Carbon would pressure the Tooele as Gagnon hit a big buck- Tooele City and possible shelter fee. the other Buffalo in double-fig- Tooele within one point at 45-44 perimeter,” Brazier said. “We just et to put Carbon up by 12 and Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to ures with 16 points. Taylor Yeager and prompted a Kearns timeout. couldn’t get into a flow and con- from there Carbon was able to hold animals for 3 days nearly matched Memmott with The timeout called by Kearns tinuity of the offense and rushed hold on for the 16-point victory Grantsville Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. four 3-pointers for Kearns to fin- proved effective as the Cougars some shots.” over Tooele. ish with 18 points in the victory. ran off eight straight points, five Jack Memmott again led Tooele Tooele will open up Region 11 Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. The game didn’t exactly start of which were scored by Allen, to in scoring with 15 points with play with a trip to Ogden to face the way Tooele would have want- build a 53-44 lead heading into the aid of three made 3-point- Ben Lomond on Wednesday at Tooele Veterinary Clinic ed as Kearns opened with a 9-3 the fourth. ers. Tyler Lawrence also reached 7 p.m. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 lead in the first 3:04 behind five Tooele got a big shot from Tyler double-figures for Tooele with [email protected] points from Dayon Goodman. Lawrence to begin the fourth but 12 points. Clay Finkbiner and Tooele regrouped with their unfortunately it didn’t fire up an Jordan Blanc each scored a team- long-range shooting as Memmott immediate comeback. Kearns high 17 points in the victory for knocked down a 3, his first of answered with seven straight as Carbon. five, to cut the Kearns lead to 13- Yeager put in a bucket off an Tooele again suffered from a 11 with 2:07 left in the quarter. offensive rebound for a 60-47 slow start as Carbon opened the Yeager seemed to be just as lead. game on a 9-3 run in the first �� deadly from 3-point range as he Using a 10-3 run, Tooele 3:51 of the game, Blanc supply- hit three from beyond the arc in charged back into the game, ing the final five points to fuel the the final 1:24 to boost the Kearns fueled by a rare 4-point play by run. Kelsey McCarty helped keep �� lead to 24-17 after one. Pollmann to get within 63-57 of Tooele in the game by scoring the Kearns kept their steady attack Kearns with 3:21 left in the game. first five points for the Buffaloes

Tooele swim teams nab victories over Ben Lomond in duel meet �� by Jake Gordon teammate Cody McEachern at THS SWIMMING STAFF WRITER 58.89. VonHatten was able to grab a Ben Lomond didn’t stand recorded a lifetime best in the victory in the boys 50 freestyle much of a chance as Tooele 100 backstroke of 1:04.99 while with a time of 23.9. Boulton swept the visiting Scots in a teammate Cody McEachern picked up first place in the dual meet Thursday afternoon finished first (1:02.4) and Lance girl’s 100 butterfly with a time at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Buck took second at 1:04.34. of 1:15.07. The Tooele girls beat out Ben Natalee Headman showed Tooele took the top four Lomond 221-50 while the boys the most improvement for the spots in the girl’s 500 free- �� pulled out the 204-79 victory. girls’ side for Tooele by show- style with Bresee taking first “The girls are developing ing big time drops in the 50 at 5:56.32. Nichols finished into a stronger and stronger and 100 freestyle. Headman second at 6:29.51, Nichelle team as the season progress- finished third in the 50 with Pomeroy third at 7:02.62 and es,” said Tooele swim coach a time of 31.2. Chevalier won Zoie Shellenberger took fourth Mel Roberts. “The boys team the 50 at 29.13, Katelin Hardy at 7:21.99. Peter Imlay took is doing much better than I finished second at 30.64 and first in the boys 500 with a time thought they would at the start Brook Baker took fourth at of 5:40.27. of the season. They are a very 31.22. The boys team of Johnson, talented group of young men Headman, who began swim- Ryan Nowotny, Chase Stoddard who are starting to gain confi- ming just this summer, finished and VonHatten finished first �� dence in their ability and work fifth in the 100 freestyle with a in the 200 freestyle relay with 24 Hour hard to develop their skills.” time of 1:09.83. Chevalier also a time of 1:38.41. Hitesman BEST PRICES Tajia Perkins almost turned won the 100 at 1:01.74. Alexis Turnaround picked up a first place finish in AROUND! her Thursday into a record- Hardy finished third at 1:04.57 the girl’s 100 backstroke with a Available breaking day as she came up while Katelin Hardy finished time of 1:21. just .12 of a second shy of fourth at 1:07.46 in the event. Stoddard was able to win the breaking the varsity record in Wyatt Rapich also showed boys 100 breaststroke with his the 100 breaststroke with her improvement for Tooele as the � � time of 1:06.52 but there were Event Booths Family Reunions time of 1:12.25. freshman is close to a state Perkins, who was named qualifying time in the 100 a number of impressive times. swimmer of the meet, also won backstroke. Rapich swam to a Carlton Ivey took fourth with � Sales & Promotions � Birthdays in the 200 individual medley fourth place finish with a time a time of 1:13.46 and Duncan Holt finished eighth with a with a time of 2:32.83. Tooele of 1:07.32. � � took the top four spots in the Tooele opened up the time of 1:22. Homecomings More 200 M as Maddie Nichols fin- meet with a sweep in the 200 Tooele finished off the day ished second (2:45.87), Briana medley relay. The girls’ team with a sweep in the 400 freestyle � Special Events Boulton took third (2:55.88) of Nichols, Sophie Condie, relay. The girls team of Nichols, and Aumanae Hitesman fin- Boulton and Katelin Hardy fin- Katelin Hardy, Hitesman and Custom Design ished fourth at 2:56.46. ished first at 2:18.17. The boys’ Alicia Gardner finished at Perkins teamed up with Beth team of Buck, Bryant Chevalier, 4:40.51 for first. The boys’ team Yard Signs & Anne Chevalier, Alexis Hardy Jack McEachern and Andrew of Patrick McAtee, Merkley, and Britney Bresee to win the Merkley finished first at 1:58.6. Imlay and Cody McEachern 200 freestyle relay with a time Bresee pulled off a win in finished first at 3:50.32. Vehicle Magnets! of 1:56.41. the girls 200 freestyle with a Tooele will host its annual Kieson Stewart was named time of 2:10.83 while Quinten Tooele Invitational starting on the swimmer of the meet on Smith took first on the boys’ Friday at 3 p.m. and finish- the boys’ side as he swam for a side with a time of 2:03.61. ing up on Saturday at 9 a.m. 58 N. Main • Tooele couple of lifetime bests. Stewart Brandon Johnson finished first Stansbury and Grantsville finished second in the 100 in the 200 individual medley swim teams will also be par- freestyle at 57.37 while Tyler with a time of 2:09.6 and also ticipating in the event at the VonHatten finished first in the took first in the 100 butter- Pratt Aquatic Center. 435-882-0050 event at 53.67. Stewart also fly at 57.08, narrowly edging [email protected] A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 13, 2011 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law Wrestling FREE continued from page A10 Consultation for Grantsville is a young team this Wills & year and coach Evans has been Trusts building a little league wrestling program in Grantsville the past two years to feed the high school program. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele “We’re up to over 40 kids in the little league program this year. 882-4800 We have two age groups with kids in kindergarten through fourth www.tooelelawoffice.com grade wrestling on Monday and Wednesday nights and then kids fifth through eighth grades wres- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin �� November 2011 Winner: Bradley Ogden Maegan Burr A Union Pacifi c steam engine train runs through Tooele Valley. Grantsville’s Shai Shields wrestles Morgan’s Ryder Green in the 120-pound division Thursday. Shields won the match with a 6-4 decision.

tling on Tuesday and Thursday fast and has a bright future. Last year he qualified for state at Sam Williamson, one of nights. We broke it up into two Sophomore Brennon Kimber 135,” Evans said. Grantsville’s top wrestlers, was groups because we wanted to competed at 126. “Brennon is At 160 is senior Ricki Rowe who unable to compete against push the kids in fifth through very aggressive and has good wrestled as a freshman then did Morgan because of a head injury eighth grades a little harder than hips; he has great strength in his not wrestle for two years. “Ricki is and is expected back within a the younger kids — similar to how hip and has good balance,” the an extremely flexible guy; he has week. Last year, Williamson qual- we work with our high school coach said. Another sophomore embraced the sport and works ified for the state tournament. kids,” Evans said. is Kayden Black who is strong very hard,” his coach said. One week after the Cowboy Freshman Hunter Anderson and aggressive, according to the Rounding out the lineup Duels, Grantsville will face represented Grantsville against coach. against Morgan was Landon a tough test when it travels to Morgan on Thursday in the 106- At 145 is junior captain Joe Johnson at 285. “He’s got to be Tooele on Jan. 5 for a 7 p.m. pound class and the coach said Lopez. “Joe is very quick and pos- one of the hardest workers on the match against the Buffaloes his young freshman is learning sesses great leadership ability. team,” Evans said. [email protected]

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212 Clark Street, Grantsville B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 13, 2011 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Jan. 1, 1876, the first area-wide New Year’s Day Mummers’ Parade is held in Philadelphia. Mummers’ celebrations in America date back to colonial times. Reciting doggerel and receiving in return cakes and ale, groups of five to 20 people, their faces blackened, would march from home to home, shouting and discharging firearms into the air.

➤ On Dec. 28, 1895, the world’s first commercial movie screening takes place at the Grand Cafe Mega Maze in Paris. The film was a series of short scenes from everyday French life. Admission was charged for the first time.

➤ On Dec. 27, 1900, pro- hibitionist Carry Nation smashes up the bar at the Carey Hotel in Wichita, Kansas, causing several thousand dollars in dam- age and landing in jail. Nation became famous for carrying a hatchet and wrecking saloons as part of her anti-alcohol crusade.

➤ On Dec. 30, 1922, in post- revolutionary Russia, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is established. In the USSR, all levels of government were con- trolled by the Communist “Schindler’s List” won how Party. Soviet industry was many Oscars? owned and managed by 6. GEOGRAPHY: What is the the state, and agricul- approximate total square tural land was divided mileage of land in Hong into state-run collective Kong? farms. 7. TELEVISION: Who played 1. LITERATURE: Who wrote the character of Norm on ➤ On Dec. 31, 1937, the “Little House on the “Cheers”? Anthony Hopkins is born Prairie” book series? 8. INVENTIONS: What did in Port Talbot, Wales. 2. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Robert Goddard develop in Hopkins is known for What is the official animal 1926? playing one of the great- of Oklahoma? 9. U.S. PRESIDENTS: How est villains in movie his- 3. HISTORY: By what other many years did Franklin tory, the cannibalistic name did Southerners refer Roosevelt serve as presi- serial killer Hannibal to the Battle of Bull Run? dent? Lecter in “The Silence of 4. PERSONALITIES: What 10. LANGUAGE: What com- the Lambs” and its two was the first name of pirate mon vegetable’s Latin sequels, “Hannibal” and Captain Kidd? name is Solanum tuberos- “Red Dragon.” 5. MOVIES: The film um?

➤ On Dec. 29, 1940, London suffers its most dev- astating air raid when Germans firebomb the city. The next day, a newspaper photo of St. Paul’s Cathedral stand- ing undamaged amid the smoke and flames seemed to symbolize the capital’s unconquerable spirit during the Battle of Britain.

➤ On Dec. 26, 1966, the first day of the first Kwanzaa is celebrated in Los Angeles. The seven-day holiday is a celebration of African-American family, community and cultural values, which include unity, self-determina- ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW tion, collective work and responsibility, economic cooperation, purpose, Donald plays charming ladies’ be the show’s final season, “TV Guide Magazine”: creativity and faith. man Phil Chase, and the first so it is the general consensus “It seems like some sort season of the show is sched- that the higher-ups wanted to of bizarro dream world, uled to air 10 original epi- get the most out of this sea- but I’m looking forward © 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. sodes. The show airs directly son -- and their contractually to it. The idea of sitting after the TV Land hit “Hot in obligated actors -- that they at home and watching Cleveland.” could. This move is kind of someone else host it • • • crappy for the actors, however, would have driven me Q: It seems like forever because instead of the pro- crazy.” since there’s been a new duction of the season ending • • • Q: I really miss seeing “Army Wives.” When will the in February -- leaving them Q: I really enjoyed the Donald Faison on “Scrubs.” show be returning? -- Justine open to audition for the fall last “Super Bowl Halftime Can you tell me what I can D. in Wyoming 2012 pilot season -- it looks Show” performance by see him in now? -- Jeanette F., A: While there has not been like they won’t be available for the Black-Eyed Peas. Any via e-mail an exact date announced as casting calls for new shows. word on who is perform- A: You can see Donald, of this writing, season six of • • • ing this time? -- Denise along with Wayne Knight “Army Wives” will return this Q: Is my mind playing M. via e-mail (“Seinfeld”), Kristen Johnston spring with a 23-episode sea- tricks on me, or did I see A: Pop diva Madonna (“3rd Rock from the Sun”) son. The show was scheduled an ad that “Fear Factor” is has been tapped to lend and David Alan Basche (“The for 13 episodes, but then returning to NBC? -- Mike R., her superstar status to Starter Wife”) on TV Land’s Lifetime Television upped its West Palm Beach, Fla. Super Bowl XLVI, which latest original comedy, “The order for the record-break- A: You are of sound mind, will air on Sunday, Feb. 5, Exes.” The show, which airs ing drama. Because of the 10 Mike. “Fear Factor” has on NBC. No word yet on Wednesday nights, is a com- additional episodes, season returned to NBC (shows began what surprises she has in Donald Faison edy about three divorced men six most likely will be broken airing Dec. 12) on Monday store, but I am counting (Donald, Wayne and David) up into two parts, like many of nights. Original host, come- her show to be a doozy! sharing an apartment across cable’s original dramas have dian Joe Rogan, also has 32853-6475; or e-mail her at the hall from their female done in the past. returned, as have the strenu- Write to Cindy at King [email protected]. divorce attorney (Kristen), Word has it that season six ous -- and gross -- stunts. Features Weekly Service, who also is their landlord. will probably (not definitely) Back in July, Joe Rogan told P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL © 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS

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TUESDAY December 13, 2011 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 WEDDING MISSIONARY MILITARY Stewart/Boone Elder Shawn Mann Lawrence P. Trujillo Rob and Louise Stewart are Welcome home! Elder Mann Lawrence P. Trujillo graduated pleased to announce the mar- has returned home from serv- at Fort Benning, Ga., on Nov. riage of their daughter, Erin ing in the Honduras Tegucigalpa 3 from basic training. Lawrence LaRey, to Benjamin H. Boone on Mission for the Church of Jesus entered the US Army on Aug. Wednesday, Dec. 21. A reception Christ of Latter-day Saints. He 23, 2011, classified as a PV2. A will be held in their honor Dec. will be speaking on Sunday, Dec. graduate of Tooele High School 20 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the 18, at 10:50 a.m. in the Stansbury in 2009, Lawrence will continue Bayshore LDS Building, 5899 N. Lake Ward, 5899 N. Bayshore his training at Fort Lee, Va., as a Bayshore Drive, Stansbury Park. Drive, Stansbury Park. We are 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic. If we have inadvertently missed proud of you and best wishes! His parents are Larry Trujillo and anyone, please come join us. Callie and Eric Crocker, and his Benjamin Boone and Erin Stewart sisters are Destiny Cromwell, Jennifer Syndergaard, Mallory Trujillo and Kayla Trujillo. We are all very proud of you Lawrence.

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Various forms of chocolate have best uses TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN hhh, chocolate. What and mold well and are often would we do without it? used in candy making for dip- AChocolate is a favorite ping or wrapping around fillings. among Americans and many of For wrapping or dipping us claim to be avowed chocahol- chocolates, use high-quality ics. chocolate chopped off a bar designed for the purpose. Do NEED CASH NOW? not use chocolate chips as they have added ingredients that help Diane Sagers them keep their shape in higher We Want to Make You a Loan! CORRESPONDENT temperatures. Melt chocolate in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. Do not let water get into $ $ According to the World Atlas chocolate that you plan to use of Chocolate, each American for molding or coating. Water consumes about 11.64 pounds makes the chocolate “seize” and of chocolate per year, amount- the dry portions of the chocolate 100- 3,000 ing to 3 billion pounds of choco- (sugar and cocoa) clump togeth- late. We like our chocolate any er and become lumpy and sepa- time but two-thirds of what rate from the cocoa butter. Be we eat, we eat between meals. very careful to keep water out of In fact, nearly one fourth of the mixture. Use completely dry �� the chocolate we eat finds its utensils and dishes when work- way to our stomachs at night ing it and don't let water from a Noble Finance • 435-843-1255 — between 8 p.m. and midnight double boiler splash into it. — and we eat more in the winter Clip a chocolate or instant- Gentry Finance •435-843-8680 than any other season. read thermometer to the side Despite that great affec- of the boiler to keep track of �� tion we hold for chocolate, the the temperature. Stir as it heats United States ranks 11th in the Diane Sagers with a rubber spatula — not a world in per-capita consump- In all its forms — liquid, solid, as candy, topping or a flavoring — chocolate is a wooden or metal spoon. tion of chocolate. Sixteen of the delightful part of American life. This chocolate fountain is a way of “chocolatizing” Bring dark chocolate to 115 top 20 consuming countries are any of a host of foods, and, in a chocoholic’s mind at least, improving them. Use degrees and milk chocolate to European. the right kind of chocolate to fit this need. 110 degrees. Remove the choco- The Swiss eat more chocolate from the double boiler. Set it I Can’t late than anyone else in the the chili from the drink and cocoa butter and chocolate on a heat-proof surface and add world. They love their choco- added sugar instead. It was too like the semi-sweet chocolate, about half again as many choco- Believe that late and eat twice as much per expensive for the lower classes but it also has milk in it. Most late pieces cut from the block capita as Americans. The rest of so it remained a favorite of European chocolate contains and stir them in. The warm my baby is Europe is not far behind. In fact, nobility. As the demand for condensed milk, while American chocolate will melt the chopped Europeans eat 40 percent of the cacao increased, these coun- varieties may have dry milk sol- chocolate and the newly added 50 years world's chocolate. tries began cultivating the crop ids. Milk chocolate must contain chocolate will lower the tem- Chocolate is an addition from in their Caribbean, Ivory Coast at least 10 percent chocolate in perature. the Americas to the world. As and South East Asian colonies. the US: 3.39 percent butterfat Watch the temperature. When old today, most of the cacao plants are The Europeans went to work on and 12 percent milk solids. Milk it drops below 84 degrees, take growing in Central and South the product and, through their chocolate is typically much out the unmelted chunks of December America, it is interesting that, improvements, the first eating sweeter than dark chocolate. chocolate. Cool them and wrap other than Brazil, they are very chocolate was produced in 1894. White chocolate doesn't have them to save for a later use. the 12th. low consumers of the product. Americans do have a love any cocoa products in it except Reheat the chocolate by plac- As early as 500 A.D. the affair with chocolate and love cocoa butter. As a result, it ing it over the warm water in the Mayans were using cacao beans to use it to make candy at doesn't taste like chocolate — it double boiler for five to 10 sec- to make a spicy, bitter drink. Christmas. Although sugar is the tastes more like the added vanil- onds. Remove it, stir and repeat Happy Birthday- It was a bitter drink that was main ingredient in candy, choc- la. To be properly named white until the temperature reaches improved by mixing it with olate is probably the second chocolate, it has to have 20 per- 88-89 degrees. Do not leave it Love Mom other local ingredients like pep- most common candy ingredient. cent cocoa butter, 14 percent over the hot water or allow it to per, vanilla, pimiento and more. Chocolate comes in various milk solids, and no more than 55 exceed 91 degrees. Sugar was not one of the ingre- forms. Each has its best uses. percent sugar. Items labeled as Test it by spreading thinly dients because the Aztecs didn't Bitter cocoa powder is pulver- white chocolate product do not over waxed paper and letting know about sugar. ized and partly fatted chocolate. fit this description. it cool. It should be shiny and Apparently, they grew pretty It provides an intense chocolate Couverture chocolate is used smooth to be properly tem- fond of the flavor. It is said that taste. Dutch processed cocoa is mostly by professional bak- pered. If it is dull or streaky, it the Aztec emperor Montezuma alkalized. Natural cocoa is a little ers and candy makers. It has at has not been tempered correctly. liked the drink so much that acidic, so it works best in recipes least 30 percent cocoa butter Do not let dark chocolate be he drank 50 goblets of choco- calling for baking soda. Alkalized and a high quantity of chocolate heated above 120 degrees. Milk late from golden goblets and cocoa is better used in recipes liquor. It is more expensive, but and white chocolate should then threw the goblets away. calling for baking powder. it is perfect for tempering and never exceed 110 degrees. Apparently gold was less impor- Baking chocolate, also coating candies. It comes in Overheated chocolate loses its Are you a former Club member? tant to him than the chocolate. known as bitter or unsweetened dark, milk and white varieties, silky shine and becomes thick Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? By the time Columbus dis- chocolate, is made up of ground and can be purchased for its and muddy. covered America, the South cocoa beans. It contains equal special purposes. Coloring chocolate candies We’re looking for you! American natives were using amounts of cocoa butter and Gianduja chocolate is less requires special food coloring. cacao seeds for currency. cocoa solids, so it gives baked familiar here. It is a European The coloring typically found in Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a Columbus took seeds home foods a rich, chocolate flavor. style of chocolate made from the baking section of grocery short alumni survey! to Europe, but it was Spain's Dark chocolate has at least 50 chocolate and nut paste. Most stores is water-based and will Hernando Cortez who thought percent unsweetened chocolate, often they use hazelnut paste, cause chocolate to seize so that of it in terms of a commercial sugar, cocoa butter, vanilla and but it can be made with almond you cannot work as well with it product. an emulsifier (lecithin). Dark paste. It is softer than most of or mold it. Instead, use candy Some Europeans developed chocolate doesn't have any milk the chocolates we are familiar colors which are oil based and a taste for this bitter drink in it. It is deeper and more bitter with and can be rolled or cut at well suited to all kinds of candy. — particularly the explorers than sweet dark or semi-sweet room temperature. Mix it in while the candy is liq- who lived among the natives. bars. Different brands have dif- “Candy coating” chocolate uid or paint it into molds before A Spanish missionary, Jose de ferent flavors. may also be called “confection- pouring candy in. There are also Acosta, wrote in his journal that Semi-sweet chocolate is an ery coating,” “summer coating” powdered colorings that can be the Spaniards who came to the American flavor made popular or “compound coating.” The used for coloring candy. Americas were very greedy with by Nestle Toll House semi-sweet products are less expensive than it and added chili to it. This, they chocolate chips. It is generally most chocolates and don't have said, made it “good for the stom- sweeter than dark chocolate, significant amounts of choco- ach and against the catarrh.” containing at least 35 percent late liquor. They don't have a Give Yourself the Gift That Lasts ALL Year– Eventually the product made cocoa solids. Brands differ in strong chocolate flavor nor do its way to Europe where the terms of flavor. they have the same texture and Give Yourself the Gift of Health! European nobility soon dropped Milk chocolate has not only mouth feel. 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adapted by Amy Friedman and branches, the druid began to illustrated by Jillian Gilliland chant. Even the trees seemed to (a Celtic tale) chant along. The old man, surely, knew the ong ago, in the darkest language of the trees, but then, days of winter, a blanket the druid knew everything there Lof snow lay softly on the was to know about the world, ground. A full moon rose. The and that is why the people glad- men and women of the village ly followed him. watched the moon rise, and they After a while, everything knew that soon their priest, the familiar disappeared. They were sacred druid, would call them far from their homes, far from to journey. In preparation they their fields and cattle and sheep. 12 Days of wrapped themselves in thick, Still, they walked with confi- hooded cloaks of wool dyed in dence. Christmas many colors, and they readied At last the druid called them themselves for the celebrations to halt, and he pointed at a Last week I received a news- that would soon take place. All tall, sturdy oak just in front of letter explaining the symbol- of them, from the poorest shep- them. The limbs of the stately ism for “12 Days of Christmas”, herd to the wealthiest landlord tree seemed to rise to the sky in Specifically, the story claimed to the noblest warriors in the vil- prayer, and the moonlight shone that Roman Catholics from lage, thought of just one thing. down upon them again. 1558 to 1829, unable to prac- doctrine in the Apostles’ Creed. The druid dressed himself “This is our tree,” the druid tice their faith openly, created While many question the in his white robes and led two said, and altogether the people bursting out of death. The druid finally reached the top of the this carol for children as a historical accuracy of this white oxen, yoked for the first chanted, “Our tree.” The forest called the plant the mistletoe, tree, he lifted the sickle and with mnemonic device to help them account and Snopes is quick time in their young lives, to the echoed with the sound of their and every year, when the people one mighty blow, cut the mistle- remember key components of to debunk it entirely, there are center of the village. Then he voices. saw it, they knew that their dead toe. the Bible. church historians that stick called his people, and they gath- There, in the twisted branches were among them still, casting As he cut it, the people down Specifically, the symbolisms with this story. But curiously, ered behind him, ready for their of the tree, was a ball of bright their blessings and prayers to all below gave thanks for this bless- were said to be: most every symbol in the song journey. green leaves. They might have who remained on Earth. ing, for the memory of their Partridge – Jesus Christ had pagan roots (for instance, They began their long walk, been surprised at the sight in At the druid’s signal, the ancestors and loved ones, for Turtle Doves – Old and New the Phoenician goddess of love their way lighted by the full this forest barren of leaves, but people formed a circle around the signs of life that always exist Testament was said to be hatched from an moon. this happened every year at this the blessed tree, and the druid, in the world, even in the darkest French Horns -faith, hope egg warmed by two doves). As they neared the edge of the time. The druid found the place old and frail, his hands weak days. and love But before you let this forest, the path grew steep, but where the gods had chosen to and shaking, began, with what As the mistletoe fell to the Calling Birds –the four gos- debate ruin your family gather- no one missed a step, and no bless a special tree. There in seemed no effort at all, to climb ground, the snow began to fall pels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and ing, keep in mind it was not one complained. The night was the branches grew the mystical, those sturdy branches. Up he harder, the wind whistled more John) uncommon for cultures to bitter cold and the moon sharp magical plant that had no roots, climbed, careful to watch his loudly, and the people said their Golden Rings – the embrace symbols from another and clear. The people were filled yet still had bright green leaves footing but pulled as if by magic thanks. They knew, now, that Pentateuch (first five books of adding to them new mean- with silent wonder at the beauty even when the other trees and toward the plant. all would be well for the year the Old Testament) ing for a new audience (which of their world. They walked into branches were bare and brown. “He makes it seem easy,” the to come because they held in Geese-a-Laying – six days of would make the 12 Days of the dark forest where the sky The plant, the people people whispered. “He’s guided their hands the plant from the creation Christmas the original cross- was hidden from sight and dark- believed, came from another by the gods,” others answered. kingdom of the dead. The magi- Swans a Swimming –seven over hit). ness ruled, but still some rem- world, from the world of their In his hand he carried a sickle cal plant brought light and joy, gifts of the Holy Spirit (proph- What we do know is those 12 nant of light and remembrance gods, the world of their dead, of gold, bright as the sun. He love and remembrance, to all esy, serving, teaching, exhorta- days begin on December 25th guided them. As the wind began and its green leaves were a chanted as he climbed, gripping the world. tion, contribution, leadership (not before Christmas) and to whistle through the thick potent symbol, the symbol of life the sickle tightly, and when he and mercy) they end with the Feast of the Maids-a-Milking – eight Epiphany (January 6th). beatitudes As for the song, it first Ladies Dancing – nine fruits appeared as a children’s book TOOELETRANSCRIPT of the Holy Spirit – (love, joy, in 1780, and was first recorded peace, patience, kindness, by James O. Halliwell in 1842. BULLETIN goodness, faithfulness, gentle- ness, and self-control) Karlen Evins is the author of Lords-a-Leaping – Ten Southern to the Core: An Evins Commandments. Family Cookbook and the “I Didn’t A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! Eleven Pipers Piping – elev- Know That” series of columns en faithful disciples. and books. 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Amended 2011 aco located at 8764 Agenda Items 435.610.1550 cluded in rent. the Tooele Transcript Budget SR-36, Lake Point and 1. Pledge of Allegiance TRULY SPACIOUS Homes (435)830-2426 Bulletin prior to the each 2.Final 2012 Budget located within the Travel 2. Public Hearing and Business WILLOW CREEK 2bdrm, 1bth; 3bdrm, (435)830-9147 Opportunities 2bth, Grantsville apart- scheduled meeting. Any BUSINESS MEETING Influence District; and Motion on conditional APARTMENTS $$SAVE MONEY person(s) requesting 1.Call to Order 2. LUO-2011- Request use permit to construct a We are accepting ments. Available for im- Small Business owners: mediate move in. Pets Search Bank & HUD agenda items should 2.Pledge of Allegiance to amend Chapter 2, 1405 sq ft, 19 ft tall de- applications for 1 bedroom Place your classified ad allowed w/deposit. Wa- homes www.Tooele Buildings contact Keith Fryer, 3.Review and adopt Definitions to include tached garage to be lo- apartments for seniors, in 45 newspapers ter, sewage included, BankHomes.com Board Chairman or Mary minutes Wildlife Shelter and Wild cated at 144 N 4th St by throughout Utah for handicapped or disabled. w/d hook-ups. More in- Berna Sloan (435) Lyn Robbins, District a. November 9, 2011 Animals and Chapter 17, Roger Grimsley. If you build, remodel or Secretary, at 508-0397, Regular Meeting Table 17-5-3.1., Agricul- 3. Public Hearing and only $163. for 25 formation, call Kyra 840-5029 Group 1 remove buildings you words, and $5. per (435)884-6211 at least 72 hours in ad- 4.Public Comment (30 ture, forestry and keep- Motion on conditional FSBO 4BDRM 2bth ram- can place your classi- vance of the meeting minutes) ing of animals, to include use permit for an in word over 25. You will fied ad in 45 of Utah's reach up to 340,000 bler, great starter date. 5.Probable Vote Items Wildlife Shelter as a con- home preschool to be lo- Homes for house, taking offers. newspapers for only January 12, 2012 a.Cemetery Committee ditional use within the cated at 1092 N 690 E households and it is a $163. for 25 words ($5. one call, one order, one 236 W. Plum Rent (435)841-9829 Dan. February 9, 2012 Resolution --Glenn Os- Commercial Highway by Pateresa Johnson. Grantsville for each additional March 8, 2012 carson and Industrial Zones. 4. Public Hearing and bill program. Call the HOME FOR Sale. This word). You will reach Transcript Bulletin at April 12, 2012 b.Amended 2011 Budg- For questions or to re- Motion on conditional 435.884.6236 WHY RENT When You 5bdrm 3bth home is lo- up to 340,000 house- May 10, 2012 et—Randy Jones ceive a copy of applica- use permit to construct 882-0050 for further Can Buy? Zero down cated in Rush Valley on holds and all you do is info. (ucan) June 14, 2012 c.Final 2012 Budg- tion materials please call the Tooele Applied & Low Income pro- 5 acres. For information call the Transcript Bul- July 12 2012 et—Randy Jones (435) 843-3160 and ask Technology Center at 88 WILLOW CREEK grams, 1st time & Sin- TURN CONCRETE into please call call Diann or letin at 882-0050 for all August 9, 2012 d.2012 Meeting Sched- to speak to one of the S Tooele Blvd by Utah gle parent programs, Gold. Business Oppor- APARTAMENTOS Dave at (208)638-5509. the details. (Mention September 13, 2012 ule—Glenn Oscarson planning staff. State University. Berna Sloan (435) tunity. Exquisite flower Ahora se aceptan Serious buyers only. UCAN Classified Net- October 11 2012 e.Annual Review of Per- Dated this 12th day of 5. Public Hearing and applicationes para uno 840-5029 Group 1 pot molds for sale. work) November 8, 2012 sonnel Policies--Glenn December, 2011 Motion on conditional dormitorio para personas Planning on selling your $2000 for $5500 mold December 6, 2012 Oscarson Cindy Coombs, use permit for a 20 ft tall mayores, minusilidos o 1800SQFT RAMBLER home, you could be METAL ROOF/ WALL cost. 790 Van Dyke Dated this 1st day of De- 6.Recess Secretary agricultural building to be discapacitados. for rent, 4bdrm, 2bth, sending your sales Panels, Pre-engineered Way, Tooele. cember 2011 WORK SESSION Tooele County Plan- located at 432 N 1000 exterior shed, fenced points to up to 340,000 Metal Buildings. Mill (435)841-9329 By order of the Board 1.Possible Vote Items ning W. yard, NE Tooele loca- households at once. prices for sheeting coil of Trustees 2.Manager’s Report (Published in the Tran- 6. Public Hearing and tion. Large kitchen, For $163. you can are at a 4 year low. You (Published in the Tran- 3.Board Members’ Re- script Bulletin December Motion on conditional hardwood floors, 2 car place your 25 word get the savings. 17 Col- script Bulletin December ports and Requests 13, 2011) use permit for an in Wanted garage, $1000/mo, classified ad to all 45 ors prime material, cut 236 W. Plum 13, 2011) 4.Financials and Bills home daycare to be lo- $700/dep. No smoking, newspapers in Utah. to your exact length. 5.Adjourn cated at 782 Valley View Grantsville no pets. (435)840-3399 Just call the Transcript CO Building Systems I WILL come to you and PUBLIC NOTICE (Published in the Tran- TOOELE RANSCRIPT Dr by Andrea Hallett. 435.884.6236 Bulletin at 882-0050 for 1-800-COBLDGS T pay cash for your junk TOOELE COUNTY script Bulletin December BULLETIN 7. Public Hearing and all the details. (Mention (ucan) car or truck . COUNCIL OF GOV- 13, 2011) Recommendation on or- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- ucan) (435)830-5987 ERNMENTS dinance 2011-19. An or- ments behind Super Notice is hereby given TOOELE SELLING YOUR Public Notices dinance of the Tooele Wal-Mart. Swimming that the Tooele County HOME? Advertise it in Meetings City Council, amending Recreational pool, hot tub, exercise Council of Governments room, playground, full the classifieds. Call NOTICE OFNOTICE DELINQUENCYOF DELINQUENCY Tooele City code 7-16-3 Vehicles CONDO Deadline for public no- has cancelled the regu- and 7-16-6 regarding clubhouse. 843-4400 882-0050 or visit tices is 4 p.m. the day larly scheduled meeting Grantsville Irrigation Company land use regulations for 2008 NOMAD 23ft www.tooeletran prior to publication. for Thursday, December tobacco specialty stores Trailer, TV, AC, Gen- 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- script.com NOTICE: for RENT Public notices submit- 15, 2011 at 6:30 P.M. presented by Roger erator in great shape, eled, govt. subsidized. • 4 bdrm ted past the deadline This meeting has been Baker. $11,000. Call Playground, carport There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the 4th will not be accepted. cancelled due to the lack 8. Review and Approval (435)849-1161 ,free cable. $500/dep. • 3 bth Day of November, 2011, the amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders as follows: Mobile Homes UPAXLP of an agenda. 211 S. Hale, Grants- • Swimming of Planning Commission ville. Call Chris Dated this 5th day of De- Name of Stockholder Cert # of shares Total Due minutes for meeting held PUBLIC NOTICE Motorcycles & (435)843-8247 Equal Pool 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile cember, 2011 Charles Brinkerhoff 2443 1 $60.39 October 12, 2011. home for rent, no smok- The Grantsville Conser- Cindy Coombs, Staff Todd Castagno 2126 1 $619.55 9. Adjourn ATVs Housing Opp. • No Pets Brett Christensen 2499 1 $74.00 ing/ pets. 882-1550 vation District will hold its Support Pursuant to the Ameri- • No Smoking regular meeting this Layn Deros 1158 1 $67.94 BIKE FOR sale, Model: 2BDRM 2 BTH w/d Tooele County Council cans with Disabilities month only, to start at Michael Dodge 2566 1 $561.36 Suzuki Gsx-r 750, Year: hookups storage No • 2 Car Garage MOBILE HOME 14X70. of Governments Troy Hammond 2221 1 589.28 Act, individuals needing 4:00 PM on December 2005, Price: $2000. Pets/smoking $675/mo Rent $650/mo (Published in the Tran- Britten Hepworth 2121 1 $384.00 special accommodations st 14, 2011 at 151 North Email: new paint, carpet $500 Available Jan. 1 $500/dep plus utilities script Bulletin December Ron Wright 2252 1 $74.00 during this meeting Main (Tooele County Ex- [email protected] deposit 435-830-2317 or buy for $5000 down 13, 2011) should notify Rachelle tension Service Confer- m 801.554.8474 $250/mo for 18 months. Custer, Tooele City 2BDRM Quiet Apart- ence Room). All District You pay space rent Planner priorth to the ment, no smoking, no or 882.3531 In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and the order of the Board of Directors made on the 9 day of 882-9957. regular meetings are meeting at (435) pets. For further infor- Tooele County’s February, 2011, so many shares of such stock as may be necessary to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, 2 AND 3BDRM Homes, held on the third 843-2130 or TDD (435) Autos mation please call NICE Mobile Home for Most Current Real together with the late fee, costs of advertising, and expenses of the sale, will be sold to the highest bidder at a Tooele. Must see. New Wednesday of the month public auction to be held at the principal business of the corporation, at 411 So.843-2180. West Street, Grantsville, Utah, (435)882-4986 (Leave rent, 3bdrm, 1bth, th paint & floor. at 4:00 PM. Estate Listings on the 14 day of December, 2011, at the hour of 8 p.m. (Published in the Tran- 1981 CADILLAC El Do- voice message) $700-$850/mo. Pets ok. $600/mo. Water, sewer, Neil Johnson th script Bulletin December garbage & lot rent in- Chairman TOOELE DATED this 28 day of November, 2011. rado Coupe, clean, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Pics, details & apply TRANSCRIPT 13, 2011) good condition, runs wmgutah.com cluded. 635 East Main (Published in the Tran- ULLETIN Townhouse. Grantsville B Sunnie Titmus, Secretary good. $1200 OBO. (435)849-5826 Street #44, Grantsville script Bulletin December $900 per month (435)224-4804 Grantsville Irrigation Company (435)884-6292. Stop by 8 & 13, 2011) 801-633-5324 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 3781 N Marshall Rd, TRAILER FOR Rent, BECOME A SUB- (Published in the Transcript Bulletin November 29, December 1, 6, 8 & 13, 2011) home for rent, no smok- Grantsville. 3BDRM, 2BTH Condo Tooele. (435)882-6018 SCRIBER. 882-0050 Overlake $850 monthly ing/ pets. 882-1550 1993 Dodge Grand (801) 633-5324 Caravan. Runs great. 50%OFF FIRST month’s New tires $1200. IMMACULATE Must rent, TOOELE 4bdrm, 830-6189 see 2bdrm 1bth condo, 2bth, remodled, ga- sunroom, gas fire- rage. No smoking, pets 1994 CHEVROLET Sil- place, covered parking, negotiable $1050/mo verado Pick-Up 4X4, 2 laundry, No smoking, $1000/dep 448 Deseret Door, extended cab. Ave. (801)580-5820 Tooele Valley Homes & Lots! no pets. $725/mo, Good Condition. $3000 $500/dep. (435)849-1293 or best offer. Please (435)496-3477 call (435)841-9362 or BEAUTIFUL 3bdrm 1bth 1436 East Country Ln, Erda 151 Heritage Hill Dr., Tooele 5586 N. Ponderosa, Stansbury (435)840-1268 JUST MARRIED? home. New carpet, 1BDRM 1200sqft, paint and appliances. SELL YOUR CAR or $600/mo, $75 utilities, Large living room and boat in the classifieds. $500/dep, furnished, family room. Large Under Construction Call 882-0050 or visit w/d included, LDS stan- deck and yard with pri- www.tooeletranscript. dards, background vacy fence front and com check, no smoking, no back. Conveniently lo- Fantastic Home on 5 acres. 6200 sq. feet. pets. (435)843-1379. cated for commuting to Spiral stairUNDER case, balcony overlooking the UNDER CONSTRUCTION rambler on .55 BeautifulUNDER open family room - Kitchen area Salt Lake City. Call Apartments great room. Main floor master bdrm. 3 bdrms Amazing master suite with a fireplace and deck. of an acre. All the extras, wood or tile floors, LARGE 1BDRM 1bth & (435)882-2919 for more 2bdrm, 2bth Serious upstairs with adjoining baths. Large shop with Formal living and dining rooms and a main floor knotty alder or cherry cabinets, 3 tone paint for Rent information. and granite counter tops! Extra family room inquiries only, w/d heating/cooling and 3 rooms and bathroom. office. Waterfall in the back yard. Beautiful Large storage shed and a 50’X60’ cinder- and storage area finished in the basement! 1BDRM apartment, hookups, a/c, BEAUTIFUL Stansbury Home! $ block barn. WOW! A must to see. 379,900 Get involved now and choose all your colors! $560/mo, quiet neigh- $535-$675/mo, $500/ Condo, only $1000/mo. CONTRACT CONTRACTOnly borhood (435)849-3969 dep. No pets, No 1300sqft, quaint & quiet Smoking. Owner/ agent 3bdrm, 1.75bth, ga- 1BDRM BASEMENT (435)840- 3010 rage, custom cabinets, 330 W. 1430 N., Overlake 45 East 200 South, Tooele 961 Dream Weaver Cove, Erda apartment. Big kitchen, vaulted ceilings, ac, w/d hookups, dish- DEADLINES FOR clas- wood floor. washer No smoking. No sifieds ads are Monday (801)518-2277 Build Your Dream Home! pets $500/mo. Call and Wednesdays by (801) 758-7087 4:45 p.m. CLEAN SE location 4bdrm, 2bth, close to elementary, $950/mo. (801)842-3434 UNDER Working on To be built - Beautiful Large open 3600 square HIGH QUALITY 5bdrm Beautiful open 2 story home, 4 Bedrooms 2 Brand New home just finished! Beautiful foot home on 5.6 acres. Large master suite, 3bth home in very nice full baths, 1-3/4 bath, 1- ½ bath Large master knotty alder cabinets. 1400 sq ft 3 bdrms 2 huge pantry, above ground basement, Call me behalf of neighborhood. Large suite, lovely country kitchen and a large full baths and a full security system in place. to take a look at the floor plan and lot! family room w/gas fire- fenced yard. $ $SOLD $ SOLD 189,900 399,900 place. Large fenced Only Only 129,900 CONTRACTOnly backyard, ac. Buyers & Sellers $1200/mo plus deposit. (435)882-5227 136 Spinnaker Dr., Stansbury 3784 N. Droubay Rd, Erda Autumn Cove, West Erda in the Real Home For Rent in Stans- bury Park. Nice 4bdrm, 2bth, 1700sqft, .33 Estate process. acre. $1200/mo. No pets, no smoking. Call Robert for details UNDER Almost under construction with this wonderful (435)850-2280 Big open bright windows take in the Lake Horseman’s Dream! 4000 square foot home rambler on one acre. All the extras, wood or tile view in this very cute home. Vaulted ceilings on 5 acres. 4 stall barn with a small indoor floors, knotty alder or cherry cabinets, 3 tone HOMES available to pur- and lots of light. 3 Bedroom 2 bathroom chase for LOW IN- riding arena. Large lighted outdoor arena and paint and granite counter tops! Extra family room rambler with a full unfinished basement! 2 out buildings! This is a must see! COME buyers with and storage area finished in the basement! Get $ $ good credit. Berna SOLD involved now and choose all your colors! Only 199,000 CONTRACT699,900 Sloan (435)840-5029 Only Group 1 Real Estate. TOOELE 3BDRM 2bth, 2 car garage available 1/15. 2yr old Rambler I Need More $1150/mo guardright property.com (801)842-9631 TOOELE DUPLEX 485 Listings! N Delta Circle 3bdrm HELP!! 2bth, w/d hook-ups, 1200 sqft $800/mo, Aaron (801)450-8432 TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Call Shane large split entry, 2 car Call Laramie Dunn garage, new carpet/ paint. $1095/mo. yourTooele Real County’sEstate needs Real Estate Specialist 435.840.0344 No pets/ smoking. 767 North White Pine Dr (840 East) Davidson Realty (801)466-5078 435-224-4000 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED APRIL 9, 1996. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- TION OF THE PRO- CEEDING, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale. The foreclosure sale through public auction will be held on the front entrance of the Tooele County Court- house in Tooele at 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. This sale is being held for the purpose of foreclosing a Deed of Trust originally executed by Alan D. Johnson and Shelly C. Johnson, col- lectively the Trustor, in favor of L.J. Cummings, covering real property located in Tooele County, Utah, and more specifically described as follows: ALL OF LOT 4, SOUTH WILLOW SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE TOOELE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE. LESS AND EXCEPTING THEREFROM: ALL OF LOT 6, SOUTH WIL- LOW SUBDIVISION, AMENDED NO. 1, AC- CORDING TO THE OF- FICIAL PLAT NOTICE OF TRUS- THEREOF, ON FILE TEE'S SALE AND OF RECORD IN IMPORTANT NOTICE THE TOOELE COUNTY TO PROPERTY RECORDER'S OFFICE. OWNER: YOU ARE IN NOW KNOWN AS LOTS DEFAULT UNDER A 1 AND 2, K B SUBDIVI- DEED OF TRUST SION, ACCORDING TO DATED FEBRUARY 8, THE OFFICIAL PLAT 1999. UNLESS YOU THEREOF AND LOT TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 6B, SOUTH WILLOW TECT THE PROPERTY, SUBDIVISION IT MAY BE SOLD AT A AMENDED NO. 2, AC- PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU CORDING TO THE OF- NEED AN EXPLANA- FICIAL PLAT TION OF THE PRO- THEREOF. CEEDING, YOU SUBJECT PROPERTY SHOULD CONTACT A IS NOW KNOWN AS LAWYER. LOT 4, SOUTH WIL- The following described LOW SUBDIVISION property will be sold at AMENDED NO. 1, AC- public auction to the CORDING TO THE OF- highest bidder, payable FICIAL PLAT THEREOF in lawful money of the AND LOTS 5A AND 5B, United States at the time SOUTH WILLOW SUB- of sale. The foreclosure DIVISION AMENDED sale through public auc- NO. 3, ACCORDING TO tion will be held on the THE OFFICIAL PLAT front entrance of the THEREOF. Tooele County Court- The Real Property Tax house in Tooele at 74 ID Nos. are: South 100 East, Tooele, 15-031-0-0005A; 15- Utah on Wednesday, 031-0-0005B; 11-093- January 11, 2012 at 9:00 0-0004. The Real Prop- a.m. This sale is being erty addresses are: Ap- held for the purpose of NOTICE OF TRUS- prox 600 So. Willow foreclosing a Deed of TEE'S SALE Street, Grantsville, Utah Trust originally executed IMPORTANT NOTICE and 387&405 East Ny- by Alan D. Johnson and TO PROPERTY green Street, Grantsville, Shelly C. Johnson, col- OWNER: YOU ARE IN Utah lectively the Trustor, in DEFAULT UNDER A The current beneficiary favor of Amer. Inc., cov- DEED OF TRUST of the Deed of Trust is ering real property lo- DATED APRIL 9, 1996. L.J. Cummings and the cated in Tooele County, UNLESS YOU TAKE record owner of the Utah, and more specifi- ACTION TO PROTECT property as of the re- PUBLIC NOTICE cally described as fol- THE PROPERTY, IT cording of the Notice of NOTICE IS HEREBY lows: MAY BE SOLD AT A Default is: Lot 4, South GIVEN THAT the Tooele Commencing 62 feet PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Willow Subdivision City Planning Commis- West from the Southeast NEED AN EXPLANA- Amended No. 1: Alan D. sion will meet in a public corner of Block 8, Plat TION OF THE PRO- Johnson and Shelley C. hearing and Business “A”, Grantsville City Sur- CEEDING, YOU Johnson, his wife, as meeting scheduled for vey, Grantsville City, and SHOULD CONTACT A joint tenants with full Wednesday, December running thence West LAWYER. rights of survivorship; Lot 14, 2011 in the hour of 82.5 feet, thence North The following described 5A, South Willow Subdi- 7:00 PM. The meeting 15.75 rods, thence East property will be sold at vision Amended No. 3: will be held at Tooele 82.5 feet, then South public auction to the Todd F. Castagno and City Hall in the City 15.75 rods to point of highest bidder, payable Deborah Castagno, hus- Council Chambers, lo- commencement. in lawful money of the band and wife; Lot 5B, cated at 90 N Main The Real Property Tax United States at the time South Willow Subdivi- Street, Tooele, Utah. I D N o . i s : of sale. The foreclosure sion Amended No. 3: Agenda Items 01-051-0-0046. The sale through public auc- Grant Peterson and 1. Pledge of Allegiance Real Property address tion will be held on the Jolynn Peterson, hus- 2. Public Hearing and is: 12 West Main Street, front entrance of the band and wife, as joint Motion on conditional Grantsville, Utah. Tooele County Court- tenants. use permit to construct a The current beneficiary house in Tooele at 74 The successful bidder 1405 sq ft, 19 ft tall de- of the Deed of Trust is South 100 East, Tooele, must tender to the trus- tached garage to be lo- SCI Investments, LLC Utah on Wednesday, tee a $5,000.00 deposit cated at 144 N 4th St by and the record owner of January 11, 2012 at 9:00 at the sale and the bal- Roger Grimsley. the property as of the re- a.m. This sale is being ance of the purchase 3. Public Hearing and cording of the Notice of held for the purpose of price by 12:00 noon on Motion on conditional Default is Alan D. John- foreclosing a Deed of Thursday, January 12, NOTICE use permit for an in NOTICE OF TRUS- son and Shelly C. John- Trust originally executed 2012 in the Trustee's An emergency hazard- home preschool to be lo- TEE'S SALE son. The successful bid- by Alan D. Johnson and Salt Lake office. Both ous waste storage per- cated at 1092 N 690 E APN: 10-028-0-0115 der must tender to the Shelly C. Johnson, col- the deposit and the bal- mit (#UT-049-2011) has by Pateresa Johnson. Trust No. 1330240-07 trustee a $5,000.00 de- lectively the Trustor, in ance must be in the form been issued to the 4. Public Hearing and Ref: Austin J. Wiseman posit at the sale and the favor of L.J. Cummings, of a wire transfer, cash- United States Air Force, Motion on conditional TRA: Loan No. balance of the purchase covering real property lo- ier's check or certified Utah Test and Training use permit to construct xxxxx5556. IMPOR- price by 12:00 noon on cated in Tooele County, funds payable to RICH- Range (UTTR) located in the Tooele Applied TANT NOTICE TO Thursday, January 12, Utah, and more specifi- ARDS, BRANDT, Box Elder County and Technology Center at 88 PROPERTY OWNER: 2012 in the Trustee's cally described as fol- MILLER, NELSON. Tooele County, Utah. S Tooele Blvd by Utah YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Salt Lake office. Both lows: Cash payments will not BLASTING NOTICE The permit authorizes State University. UNDER A DEED OF the deposit and the bal- ALL OF LOT 4, SOUTH be accepted. A trustee's ECS will be performing the Air Force to store up 5. Public Hearing and TRUST, DATED January ance must be in the form WILLOW SUBDIVISION, deed will be delivered to blasting activities in to 172,000 pounds Net Motion on conditional 18, 2008. UNLESS YOU of a wire transfer, cash- ACCORDING TO THE the successful bidder Tooele County between Explosive Weight of ex- use permit for a 20 ft tall TAKE ACTION TO PRO- ier's check or certified OFFICIAL PLAT within three business Stockton and Settlement plosive items at the agricultural building to be TECT YOUR PROP- funds payable to RICH- THEREOF, ON FILE days after receipt of the Canyon. Blasting will oc- UTTR Missile Storage located at 432 N 1000 ERTY, IT MAY BE ARDS, BRANDT, AND OF RECORD IN amount bid. cur between 8:00am and Area. The explosives W. SOLD AT A PUBLIC MILLER, NELSON. THE TOOELE COUNTY The undersigned Trus- 5:00pm. The following will be stored if unfavor- 6. Public Hearing and SALE. IF YOU NEED Cash payments will not RECORDER'S OFFICE. tee disclaims any liability blasting signals will be able weather conditions Motion on conditional AN EXPLANATION OF be accepted. A trustee's LESS AND EXCEPTING for any incorrectness of used: Warning signal: A force a delay in treat- useTuesday permit for December an in 13, 2011 THIS PROCEEDING, Tooele deedTranscrip will be deliveredt-Bulle to THEREFROM:tin ALL OF the street address and 1 minute series of long ment at the Thermalb7 home daycare to be lo- YOU SHOULD CON- the successful bidder LOT 6, SOUTH WIL- other common designa- blasts 5 minutes prior to Treatment Unit. The Air cated at 782 Valley View TACT A LAWYER. On within three business LOW SUBDIVISION, tion, if any, shown blast signal Blasting sig- Force has requested the DrPublic by Andrea Notices Hallett. Public Notices JanuaryPublic 10, Notices 2012, at Public Notices daysPublic after receipt Notices of the AMENDEDPublic Notices NO. 1, AC- herein.Public Said Notices sale will be nal:Public A series Notices of short permitPublic because Notices it has 7. PublicMeetings Hearing and Meetings 4:30pm,Trustees James H. Woo- Trustees amountTrustees bid. CORDINGTrustees TO THE OF- made Trustees without covenant blastsMiscellaneous 1 minute prior to determinedMiscellaneous that storage Recommendation on or- dall, as duly appointed The undersigned Trus- FICIAL PLAT or warranty, express or the shot All clear signal: at the UTTR is more pro- dinance 2011-19. An or- TOWNSHIP NOTICE Trustee under a Deed of NOTICE OF TRUS- tee disclaims any liability THEREOF, ON FILE implied, regarding title, A prolonged blast follow- tective of human health dinance of the Tooele The opportunity is now Trust recorded January TEE'S SALE for any incorrectness of AND OF RECORD IN possession, condition or ing the inspection of and the environment City Council, amending available for residents of 24, 2008, as Instrument IMPORTANT NOTICE the street address and THE TOOELE COUNTY encumbrances, including blast area If the location than further transporting Tooele City code 7-16-3 the Erda and Pine Can- No. 300980, in Book xx, T O P R O P E R T Y other common designa- RECORDER'S OFFICE. fees, charges and ex- of the blasting changes, the explosive material. and 7-16-6 regarding yon Township to partici- Page xx, of the Official OWNER: YOU ARE IN tion, if any, shown NOW KNOWN AS LOTS penses of the Trustee this notice will be up- The permit is in effect land use regulations for pate in the future plan- Records in the office at DEFAULT UNDER A herein. Said sale will be 1 AND 2, K B SUBDIVI- and of the trusts created dated to reflect the from November 21, 2011 tobacco specialty stores ning and development of the County Recorder of DEED OF TRUST made without covenant SION, ACCORDING TO by said Deed of Trust, to changes. through February 18, presented by Roger your community through Tooele County, State of DATED FEBRUARY 8, or warranty, express or THE OFFICIAL PLAT pay the remaining princi- (Published in the Tran- 2012. Copies of the per- Baker. volunteering on a Town- Utah, executed by Austin 1999. UNLESS YOU implied, regarding title, THEREOF AND LOT pal sums of the note(s) script Bulletin November mit are available for pub- 8. Review and Approval ship Planning Commis- J. Wiseman, will sell at TAKE ACTION TO PRO- possession, condition or 6B, SOUTH WILLOW secured by said Deed of 29, December 1, 6, 8, lic inspection during nor- of Planning Commission sion. Tooele County is public auction to highest TECT THE PROPERTY, encumbrances, including SUBDIVISION Trust. 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2011) mal business hours at minutes for meeting held accepting applications bidder, payable in lawful IT MAY BE SOLD AT A fees, charges and ex- AMENDED NO. 2, AC- DATED this 5th day of the Division of Solid and October 12, 2011. for one vacancy on the money of the United PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU penses of the Trustee CORDING TO THE OF- December, 2011. BLASTING NOTICE Hazardous Waste lo- 9. Adjourn Pine Canyon Commis- States at the time of NEED AN EXPLANA- and of the trusts created FICIAL PLAT /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett ECS will be performing cated on the 2nd floor of Pursuant to the Ameri- sion and two openings sale. Successful bidders TION OF THE PRO- by said Deed of Trust, to THEREOF. Wayne Z. Bennett, blasting activities be- the Multi-Agency State cans with Disabilities on the Erda Commis- must tender a deposit of CEEDING, YOU pay the remaining princi- SUBJECT PROPERTY Trustee tween Faust Road (near Office Building, 195 Act, individuals needing sion. The Planning $5,000 in certified funds SHOULD CONTACT A pal sums of the note(s) IS NOW KNOWN AS Richards, Brandt, Stockton, UT) and West North 1950 West, Salt special accommodations Commission hears testi- to the trustee at the time LAWYER. secured by said Deed of LOT 4, SOUTH WIL- Miller & Nelson Bench Pole Line Road Lake City, Utah. For fur- during this meeting mony from the public of sale, with the balance The following described Trust. LOW SUBDIVISION 299 South Main Street, (near Mona, UT). Blast- ther information, please should notify Rachelle and county staff regard- due by noon the follow- property will be sold at DATED this 5th day of AMENDED NO. 1, AC- 15th Floor ing will occur between contact Bronson Hawley Custer, Tooele City ing development actions, ing business day, at the public auction to the December, 2011. CORDING TO THE OF- Salt Lake City, UT 8:00am and 5:00pm. at (801)536-0247. In Planner prior to the including, zone changes, office of the Trustee. At highest bidder, payable /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett FICIAL PLAT THEREOF 84111 The following blasting compliance with the meeting at (435) subdivisions, revisions to the tooele county court- in lawful money of the Wayne Z. Bennett, AND LOTS 5A AND 5B, (801) 531-2000 signals will be used: Americans with Disabili- 843-2130 or TDD (435) the County Code and house 74 South 100 United States at the time Trustee SOUTH WILLOW SUB- (Published in the Tran- Warning signal: A 1 min- ties Act, individuals with 843-2180. Land Use Ordinance, East Tooele Utah all of sale. The foreclosure Richards, Brandt, DIVISION AMENDED script Bulletin December ute series of long blasts special needs (including (Published in the Tran- conditional use permits right, title and interest sale through public auc- Miller & Nelson NO. 3, ACCORDING TO 6, 13 & 20, 2011) 5 minutes prior to blast auxiliary communicative script Bulletin December and provides recommen- conveyed to and now tion will be held on the 299 South Main Street, THE OFFICIAL PLAT signal Blasting signal: A aids and services) 13, 2011) dations to the County held by it under said front entrance of the 15th Floor THEREOF. series of short blasts 1 should contact Brooke Commissioners. Com- Deed of Trust in the Tooele County Court- Salt Lake City, UT The Real Property Tax Public Notices minute prior to the shot Baker, Office of Human PUBLIC NOTICE mission members are property situated in said house in Tooele at 74 84111 ID Nos. are: Water User All clear signal: A pro- Resources at (801) The Grantsville City appointed by the County County and State de- South 100 East, Tooele, (801) 531-2000 15-031-0-0005A; 15- longed blast following 536-4412 TDD (801) Council will hold a Spe- Commissioners and typi- scribed as: Commencing Utah on Wednesday, (Published in the Tran- 031-0-0005B; 11-093- Deadline for public no- the inspection of blast 536-4414. cial Meeting at 6:00 p.m. cally serve four year all of the lot 115, Tooele January 11, 2012 at 9:00 script Bulletin December 0-0004. The Real Prop- tices is 4 p.m. the day area If the location of the (Published in the Tran- on Wednesday, Decem- terms. Appointed mem- highlands subdivision, a.m. This sale is being 6, 13 & 20, 2011) erty addresses are: Ap- prior to publication. blasting changes, this script Bulletin December ber 15, 2011 at 429 East bers will be expected to tooele city, according to held for the purpose of prox 600 So. Willow Public notices submit- notice will be updated to 13, 2011) NOTICE OF TRUS- Main Street, Grantsville, attend a monthly meet- the plat thereof recorded foreclosing a Deed of Street, Grantsville, Utah ted past the deadline reflect the changes. TEE'S SALE UT 84029. The agenda ing, generally held at in the office of the county Trust originally executed and 387&405 East Ny- will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- SUMMONS FOR PUB- IMPORTANT NOTICE is as follows: 7:00pm in the County recorder of said county.. by Alan D. Johnson and green Street, Grantsville, UPAXLP script Bulletin November LICATION TO PROPERTY CALL TO ORDER AND Auditorium. Interested The street address and Shelly C. Johnson, col- Utah 29, December 1, 6, 8, Case No. 105169 OWNER: YOU ARE IN PLEDGE OF ALLE- persons should submit other common designa- lectively the Trustor, in The current beneficiary 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2011) Judge: Mark W. May DEFAULT UNDER A Public Notices GIANCE an application to the tion of the real property favor of Amer. Inc., cov- of the Deed of Trust is In The Third District DEED OF TRUST Miscellaneous ROLL CALL County Engineer's Office described above is pur- ering real property lo- L.J. Cummings and the BLASTING NOTICE Juvenile Court In And DATED APRIL 9, 1996. PUBLIC HEARING: by December 22, 2011. ported to be: 179 S cated in Tooele County, record owner of the ECS will be performing For Tooele County, UNLESS YOU TAKE Deadline for public no- a. Public Hearing on Up- Applications may be ob- Broadway Street (a.k.a; Utah, and more specifi- property as of the re- blasting activities in State of Utah ACTION TO PROTECT tices is 4 p.m. the day dated Water Conserva- tained on the County's 115 South Broadway) cally described as fol- cording of the Notice of Tooele County between TO: Amber Chantel THE PROPERTY, IT prior to publication. tion Plan. website at www.co. Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- lows: Default is: Lot 4, South Stockton and Settlement Park, Mother of the Mi- MAY BE SOLD AT A Public notices submit- AGENDA: tooele.ut.us or in person mated Total Debt as of Commencing 62 feet Willow Subdivision Canyon. Blasting will oc- nor Child B.J.P. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ted past the deadline 1. Jordan Byrd Family at the County Engineer's January 10, 2012 is West from the Southeast Amended No. 1: Alan D. cur between 8:00am and A proceeding concerning NEED AN EXPLANA- will not be accepted. Presentation. Office at 47 South Main $136,418.92. The under- corner of Block 8, Plat Johnson and Shelley C. 5:00pm. The following Amber Chantel Park is TION OF THE PRO- UPAXLP 2. Summary Action Street. For questions re- signed Trustee disclaims “A”, Grantsville City Sur- Johnson, his wife, as blasting signals will be pending in this Court and CEEDING, YOU Items: garding service on a any liability for any incor- vey, Grantsville City, and joint tenants with full BLASTING NOTICE used: Warning signal: A an adjudication will be SHOULD CONTACT A a. Approval of Minutes Planning Commission rectness of the street ad- running thence West rights of survivorship; Lot ECS will be performing 1 minute series of long made which may include LAWYER. b. Approval of Bills please call the Engi- dress and other common 82.5 feet, thence North 5A, South Willow Subdi- blasting activities be- blasts 5 minutes prior to the permanent termina- The following described c. Personnel Matters neer's Office at designation, if any, 15.75 rods, thence East vision Amended No. 3: tween Faust Road (near blast signal Blasting sig- tion of your parental property will be sold at 3. Consideration of 843-3274. shown herein. Said sale 82.5 feet, then South Todd F. Castagno and Stockton, UT) and West nal: A series of short rights. Your failure to public auction to the Awarding Construction (Published in the Tran- will be made without 15.75 rods to point of Deborah Castagno, hus- Bench Pole Line Road blasts 1 minute prior to appear may result in the highest bidder, payable Contract for New Library. script Bulletin December covenant or warranty, commencement. band and wife; Lot 5B, (near Mona, UT). Blast- the shot All clear signal: termination of your pa- in lawful money of the 4. Review and Consid- 6, 13 & 20, 2011) express or implied, re- The Real Property Tax South Willow Subdivi- ing will occur between A prolonged blast follow- rental rights by default. United States at the time eration of Approval of garding title, possession, I D N o . i s : sion Amended No. 3: 8:00am and 5:00pm. ing the inspection of You are hereby sum- of sale. The foreclosure 2010-2011 Independent condition or encum- 01-051-0-0046. The Grant Peterson and The following blasting blast area If the location moned to appear before sale through public auc- Audit Report. Public Notices brances, including fees, Real Property address Jolynn Peterson, hus- signals will be used: of the blasting changes, this Court for a PRE- tion will be held on the 5. Consideration of Trustees charges and expenses is: 12 West Main Street, band and wife, as joint Warning signal: A 1 min- this notice will be up- TRIAL/ TRIAL ON THE front entrance of the Resolution 2011-17 of the Trustee and of the Grantsville, Utah. tenants. ute series of long blasts dated to reflect the PETITIONERS VERI- Tooele County Court- Adopting an Updated Deadline for public no- trusts created by said The current beneficiary The successful bidder 5 minutes prior to blast changes. FIED PETITION FOR house in Tooele at 74 Water Conservation tices is 4 p.m. the day Deed of Trust, to pay the of the Deed of Trust is must tender to the trus- signal Blasting signal: A (Published in the Tran- TERMINATION OF PA- South 100 East, Tooele, Plan. prior to publication. remaining principal sums SCI Investments, LLC tee a $5,000.00 deposit series of short blasts 1 script Bulletin November RENTAL RIGHTS on Utah on Wednesday, 6. Mayor and Council Public notices submit- of the note(s) secured by and the record owner of at the sale and the bal- minute prior to the shot 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, De- JANUARY 5, 2011 at January 11, 2012 at 9:00 Reports. ted past the deadline said Deed of Trust. The the property as of the re- ance of the purchase All clear signal: A pro- cember 1, 6, 8, & 13, 9:30 a.m. in the court- a.m. This sale is being 7. Personnel Matters will not be accepted. current beneficiary of the cording of the Notice of price by 12:00 noon on longed blast following 2011) room of Judge Mark W. held for the purpose of (Closed Session). UPAXLP Trust Deed as of the Default is Alan D. John- Thursday, January 12, the inspection of blast May located at 74 S. 100 foreclosing a Deed of NOTICE 8. Adjourn. date of this notice is: Bac son and Shelly C. John- 2012 in the Trustee's area If the location of the E. #15 Tooele Ut. 84074. NOTICE OF TRUS- Trust originally executed An emergency hazard- Rachel Wright Home Loans Servicing, son. The successful bid- Salt Lake office. Both blasting changes, this DATED THIS 29th day TEE'S SALE by Alan D. Johnson and ous waste storage per- City Recorder Lp Fka Countrywide der must tender to the the deposit and the bal- notice will be updated to of November, 2011. APN: 10-028-0-0115 Shelly C. Johnson, col- mit (#UT-049-2011) has In compliance with the Home Loans Servicing trustee a $5,000.00 de- ance must be in the form reflect the changes. /S/ James I. Watts Trust No. 1330240-07 lectively the Trustor, in been issued to the Americans with Disability Lp. The record owner of posit at the sale and the of a wire transfer, cash- (Published in the Tran- Attorney for Petitioner Ref: Austin J. Wiseman favor of L.J. Cummings, United States Air Force, Act, Grantsville City will the property as of the re- balance of the purchase ier's check or certified script Bulletin November (Published in the Tran- TRA: Loan No. covering real property lo- Utah Test and Training accommodate reason- cording of the Notice of price by 12:00 noon on funds payable to RICH- 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, De- script Bulletin November xxxxx5556. IMPOR- cated in Tooele County, Range (UTTR) located in able requests to assist Default is/are: Austin J. Thursday, January 12, ARDS, BRANDT, cember 1, 6, 8, & 13, 29, December 6, 13 & TANT NOTICE TO Utah, and more specifi- Box Elder County and persons with disabilities Wiseman. Dated: De- 2012 in the Trustee's MILLER, NELSON. 2011) 20, 2011) PROPERTY OWNER: cally described as fol- Tooele County, Utah. to participate in meet- cember 06, 2011. Salt Lake office. Both Cash payments will not YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lows: BLASTING NOTICE The permit authorizes ings. Requests for assis- James H. Woodall the deposit and the bal- be accepted. A trustee's UNDER A DEED OF ALL OF LOT 4, SOUTH ECS will be performing the Air Force to store up tance may be made by 10808 River Front ance must be in the form deed will be delivered to TRUST, DATED January WILLOW SUBDIVISION, blasting activities in to 172,000 pounds Net calling City Hall (435) Parkway, Suite 175 of a wire transfer, cash- the successful bidder Opinions 18, 2008. UNLESS YOU ACCORDING TO THE Tooele County between Explosive Weight of ex- 884-3411 at least 3 days South Jordan Ut ier's check or certified within three business TAKE ACTION TO PRO- OFFICIAL PLAT Stockton and Settlement plosive items at the Shared in advance of a meeting. 84095 (801)254-9450 funds payable to RICH- days after receipt of the TECT YOUR PROP- THEREOF, ON FILE Canyon. Blasting will oc- UTTR Missile Storage (Published in the Tran- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) ARDS, BRANDT, amount bid. ERTY, IT MAY BE AND OF RECORD IN cur between 8:00am and Area. The explosives Freely. script Bulletin December Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 MILLER, NELSON. The undersigned Trus- (Yours and Ours.) SOLD AT A PUBLIC THE TOOELE COUNTY 5:00pm. The following will be stored if unfavor- 13, 2011) P.M. Signature/by: Cash payments will not tee disclaims any liability SALE. IF YOU NEED RECORDER'S OFFICE. blasting signals will be able weather conditions James H. Woodall be accepted. A trustee's for any incorrectness of AN EXPLANATION OF LESS AND EXCEPTING used: Warning signal: A force a delay in treat- O pen Forum R-397025 deed will be delivered to the street address and THIS PROCEEDING, THEREFROM: ALL OF 1 minute series of long ment at the Thermal Every Tuesday TOOELETRANSCRIPT (Published in the Tran- the successful bidder other common designa- YOU SHOULD CON- LOT 6, SOUTH WIL- blasts 5 minutes prior to Treatment Unit. The Air BULLETIN script Bulletin December within three business tion, if any, shown TACT A LAWYER. On LOW SUBDIVISION, blast signal Blasting sig- Force has requested the TOOELE 6, 13 & 20, 2011) days after receipt of the herein. Said sale will be TRANSCRIPT January 10, 2012, at AMENDED NO. 1, AC- nal: A series of short permit because it has BULLETIN 882-0050 amount bid. made without covenant 4:30pm, James H. Woo- BECOME A SUB- CORDING TO THE OF- blasts 1 minute prior to determined that storage The undersigned Trus- or warranty, express or dall, as duly appointed SCRIBER. 882-0050 FICIAL PLAT the shot All clear signal: at the UTTR is more pro- tee disclaims any liability implied, regarding title, Trustee under a Deed of THEREOF, ON FILE A prolonged blast follow- tective of human health for any incorrectness of possession, condition or Trust recorded January AND OF RECORD IN ing the inspection of and the environment the street address and encumbrances, including 24, 2008, as Instrument THE TOOELE COUNTY blast area If the location than further transporting other common designa- fees, charges and ex- No. 300980, in Book xx, RECORDER'S OFFICE. of the blasting changes, the explosive material. tion, if any, shown penses of the Trustee Page xx, of the Official NOW KNOWN AS LOTS this notice will be up- The permit is in effect herein. Said sale will be and of the trusts created Records in the office at 1 AND 2, K B SUBDIVI- dated to reflect the from November 21, 2011 made without covenant by said Deed of Trust, to the County Recorder of SION, ACCORDING TO changes. through February 18, or warranty, express or pay the remaining princi- Tooele County, State of THE OFFICIAL PLAT (Published in the Tran- 2012. Copies of the per- implied, regarding title, pal sums of the note(s) Utah, executed by Austin THEREOF AND LOT script Bulletin November mit are available for pub- possession, condition or secured by said Deed of J. Wiseman, will sell at 6B, SOUTH WILLOW 29, December 1, 6, 8, lic inspection during nor- encumbrances, including Trust. public auction to highest SUBDIVISION 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2011) mal business hours at fees, charges and ex- DATED this 5th day of bidder, payable in lawful AMENDED NO. 2, AC- the Division of Solid and penses of the Trustee December, 2011. money of the United CORDING TO THE OF- Hazardous Waste lo- and of the trusts created /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett States at the time of FICIAL PLAT cated on the 2nd floor of Give by saidA Deed of Trust, to GiftWayne Z. Bennett, That sale. Successful bidders THEREOF. the Multi-Agency State pay the remaining princi- Trustee must tender a deposit of SUBJECT PROPERTY Office Building, 195 pal sums of the note(s) Richards, Brandt, $5,000 in certified funds IS NOW KNOWN AS North 1950 West, Salt secured by said Deed of Miller & Nelson to the trustee at the time LOT 4, SOUTH WIL- Lake City, Utah. For fur- Trust. 299 South Main Street, of sale, with the balance LOW SUBDIVISION ther information, please DATED this 5th day of 15th Floor due by noon the follow- AMENDED NO. 1, AC- contact Bronson Hawley December, 2011. Salt Lake City, UT ing business day, at the CORDING TO THE OF- at (801)536-0247. In /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett 84111 office of the Trustee. At FICIAL PLAT THEREOF compliance with the Wayne Z. Bennett, (801) 531-2000 the tooele county court- AND LOTS 5A AND 5B, Americans with Disabili- Trustee (Published in the Tran- house 74 South 100 SOUTH WILLOW SUB- ties Act, individuals with Will LastRichards, Brandt, Allscript Bulletin December Year! East Tooele Utah all DIVISION AMENDED special needs (including Miller & Nelson 6, 13 & 20, 2011) right, title and interest auxiliary communicative 299 South Main Street, NO. 3, ACCORDING TO conveyed to and now aids and services) 15th Floor THE OFFICIAL PLAT held by it under said should contact Brooke Give a Full YearSalt Lake City, Gift UT THEREOF. Subscription to the Deed of Trust in the Baker, Office of Human 84111 The Real Property Tax property situated in said Resources at (801) (801) 531-2000 ID Nos. are: County and State de- 536-4412 TDD (801) (Published in the Tran- 15-031-0-0005A; 15- scribed as: Commencing 536-4414. Tooelescript Bulletin Transcript-Bulletin December 031-0-0005B; 11-093- all of the lot 115, Tooele (Published in the Tran- 6, 13 & 20, 2011) 0-0004. The Real Prop- highlands subdivision, erty addresses are: Ap- script Bulletin December tooele city, according to prox 600 So. Willow 13, 2011) PLUS FREEthe plat thereof recorded Street, Grantsville, Utah Americanin the office of theBurgers county and 387&405 East Ny- $10.00 recorder of said county.. green Street, Grantsville, Gift CertiﬁThe streetcate address For You! and Utah withother Paid Subscription common designa- $ The current beneficiary tion of the real property of the Deed of Trust is described above is pur- L.J. Cummings and the ported to be: 179 S record owner of the Broadway Street (a.k.a; Off!property as of the re- 115 South Broadway) cording of the Notice of Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- 5 Default is:$ Lot 4, South mated Total Debt as of Willow Subdivision Tooele & GrantsvilleJanuary 10, 2012 is Now ONLYAmended No.32 1: Alan D. $136,418.92. The under- Carrier service only available inJohnson Tooele, andGrantsville, Shelley C. signed Trustee disclaims Stockton, Stansbury Park, LakeJohnson, Point and his Erda. wife, as any liability for any incor- joint tenants with full rectness of the street ad- rights of survivorship; Lot New Subscribers Onlydress and other commonGIFT SUBSCRIPTION American5A, BurgersSouth Willowcerti cate Subdi- designation, if any, will be visionsent to giver’s Amended address No. 3: TO: shown herein. Said sale FROM: Todd F. Castagno and will be made without Deborah Castagno, hus- Name covenant or warranty, Name band and wife; Lot 5B, Address express or implied, re- Address South Willow Subdivi- Mail the Gift Coupon or call: garding title, possession, sion Amended No. 3: City condition State or encum- Zip City State Grant Zip Peterson and brances, including fees, Jolynn Peterson, hus- with payment to: Phone charges and expenses Phone band and wife, as joint 882-0050 of the Trustee and of the tenants. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin trusts created by said The successful bidder or PAYMENT: CheckDeed of Trust, Credit to pay Card: the Visa MasterCard Amer. Ex. Discovermust tender to the trus- P.O. Box 390 remaining principal sums tee a $5,000.00 deposit visit our o ce at: of the note(s)Card secured # by Exp. Dateat the sale and the bal- said Deed of Trust. The ance of the purchase Tooele, UT 84074 58 N. Main, Tooele current beneficiary of the price by 12:00 noon on Trust Deed as of the Thursday, January 12, date of this notice is: Bac 2012 in the Trustee's Home Loans Servicing, Salt Lake office. Both Lp Fka Countrywide the deposit and the bal- Home Loans Servicing ance must be in the form Lp. The record owner of of a wire transfer, cash- the property as of the re- ier's check or certified cording of the Notice of funds payable to RICH- Default is/are: Austin J. ARDS, BRANDT, Wiseman. Dated: De- MILLER, NELSON. cember 06, 2011. Cash payments will not James H. Woodall be accepted. A trustee's 10808 River Front deed will be delivered to Parkway, Suite 175 the successful bidder South Jordan Ut within three business 84095 (801)254-9450 days after receipt of the (800)245-1886 (Hotline) amount bid. Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 The undersigned Trus- P.M. Signature/by: tee disclaims any liability James H. Woodall for any incorrectness of R-397025 the street address and (Published in the Tran- other common designa- script Bulletin December tion, if any, shown 6, 13 & 20, 2011) herein. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, including fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. DATED this 5th day of December, 2011. /s/ Wayne Z. Bennett Wayne Z. Bennett, Trustee Richards, Brandt, Miller & Nelson 299 South Main Street, 15th Floor Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (801) 531-2000 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 6, 13 & 20, 2011) B8B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 13, 2011

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1272 E. 700 S., Tooele

326 Park Street, Grantsville

A Christmas-light American flag hangs on a fence in Stansbury Park at the corner of Holland and Bayshore Drive.

595 E. 670 N., Tooele

50 South Fifth Street, Tooele 95 Hale Street, Grantsville

320 Ranch Road, Grantsville