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Vernon teacher still rings the bell at rural school See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN February 6, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 75 50¢ Super Bowl party ends with brutal brawl Man beaten by brother-in-law remains on life support by Suzanne Ashe According to Grantsville after an argument between Cunningham suffered a bro- and abrasions at MWMC and Police Sgt. Steve Barrett, the two men became physi- ken nose and a collapsed sinus STAFF WRITER released into police custody. Troy Russell Jones, 33, of cal. cavity, according to Barrett. An altercation between two He was arrested on suspicion Grantsville, had just left “The fight began in the mid- He was taken to Mountain of aggravated assault and pub- brothers-in-law after a Super a party at about 10:30 p.m. dle of the street and moved to West Medical Center and later Bowl party in Granstville Sunday at a home on Hale the side of the road,” Barrett airlifted to University Hospital lic intoxication. ended with one man on life Street with his brother-in- said. where he remains on life sup- As of press time, Jones was support and the other in the law Gary Cunningham, 32, of Emergency medical crews port. being held without bail. Photo/ Tooele County Sheriff’s Department Tooele County Jail. Springville. Police were called were called to treat both men. Jones was treated for cuts [email protected] Troy Jones County behind on notifying delinquent taxpayers Approximately $848,000 in 2006 property taxes still unpaid by Mark Watson list in the newspaper costs 10 times STAFF WRITER more than mailing the cards. Tooele County is more than five “There is really no way to judge weeks behind in collecting $848,000 which method is more effective. A in delinquent property taxes and lot of the people who are delinquent hasn’t yet notified any of the delin- live out of town and don’t get the quent taxpayers it’s time to pay up. newspaper,” Lee said. Adjusting to a new computer Tooele Transcript Bulletin adver- software program installed in June tising manager Clayton Dunn said has created a delay for the county in the newspaper is capable of negoti- notifying those delinquent on pay- ating a better rate with the county if ing property taxes for 2006, accord- cost is the problem. He said the list ing to the county treasurer’s office. used to take up to seven pages in Because of the computer difficul- the newspaper. He added that put- ties, the postcard notices the county ting the notices in the paper is much sends to delinquent taxpayers had more effective in helping the county not been mailed as of Tuesday. They collect unpaid taxes. should have been mailed by Dec. “Utah statute requires that the 31, 2006. last known owner of record be noti- “We’re positive that we can get fied of delinquency on or before photography / Troy Boman those out this week,” said Tooele Dec. 31,” said Craig Jolley, assistant In 2006, there were 14,384 drunk drivers arrested in Utah. Of those, 453 were in Tooele County. The Tooele County attorney’s office County Treasurer Valerie Lee. director for the Utah Property Tax prosecuted 54 DUI felony cases last year. In addition to mailing the post- Division. “In addition, the delin- cards, the county prints the names quency appears on the tax notice of delinquent taxpayers on its Web in subsequent years each Nov. 1 Despite warnings and costs, drunk site as a backup method to notify until it is paid. Or, after four years, taxpayers. Lee said the County can the property goes to tax sale in May choose to publish the names in the or June. At that time, the auditor newspaper instead of mailing out driving arrests aren’t declining the postcards, but that printing the SEE TAXPAYERS ON A5 by Suzanne Ashe Arrests are only part of the picture, county courthouse, said Tooele County however. Drunk drivers took up 22.3 Attorney Doug Hogan. STAFF WRITER percent of the 1,281 total cases Hogan’s In 2006, the county attorney’s office Despite billboards, television spots Fan attacks referee on office dealt with last year. At any given and magazine ads, people are still time there are 40 open DUI cases at the SEE DRUNK ON A6 drinking and driving. Of the 14,384 drivers arrested in Utah court at Jr. Jazz game in 2006 for driving under the influence, by Mark Watson nesses, police learned where 453 were in Tooele County, according Tia lived and met him later UTAH Drunk driving arrests STAFF WRITER to a report by the Utah Commission on 16,422 Tooele City Police charged a in the day at his house in Criminal and Juvenile Justice. This was Stansbury Park man with dis- Stansbury Park where they a sharp drop in numbers from previous in Tooele County issued the citations. 15,463 orderly conduct and assault years, but a look back at the past seven Source: Department of Public Safety, Driver License Division Saturday after he attacked a Witnesses told officers that years reveals that the total number of referee at a Jr. Jazz basketball an unpopular call by West DUI arrests in the county has not var- 14,531 had been made during the 14,430 14,384 game at Clarke Johnsen Jr. ied much. 14,182 14,187 High School. game and several fans in the Statewide, 79 percent of DUI drivers According to police reports, stands began to shout at West. were male and 11 percent of offenders at least two witnesses saw Witnesses said Tia was sitting were under the legal drinking age of Iosua Tia, 31, of Stansbury on the front row and yelled 21. DUI drivers between the ages of 21 Park, punch referee Tim West, at West several times. Finally, and 36 accounted for 55 percent of all 20, of Stockton, during the West called a technical foul arrests. TOOELE COUNTY game. The blow caused West on Tia and penalized the team Utah maintained the lowest rate of to fall to the floor. Tia was supporting. Witnesses 524 568 595 556 587 alcohol-related fatalities in the nation, 462 435 The incident occurred said Tia told West he could not at 13 percent. The average nationwide give a fan a technical foul. 4.12% Saturday afternoon at a fifth- 3.39% 3.46% 3.18% 3.92% 4.14% was 39 percent. 3.15% sixth grade Tooele Junior Jazz Police were told Tia became In Tooele County, with 3 percent of boys basketball game. Police angry and rushed out on the 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 the state’s total population, the drunk responded to the school about floor, attacking West. After Tia driving arrests in the county have held Graphic by John Hamilton 1 p.m. and were told by wit- threw a punch, West fell to the steady at between 3 and 4 percent over Drunk driving arrests in Tooele County make up roughly 4 percent of the state’s total drunk nesses that Tia had left the the past seven years. driving arrests annually. building. After talking to wit- SEE JR. JAZZ ON A6 Superintendent ends hand-stamping practice in Tooele School District Students who owe lunch money will now get reminder letters by Alleen Lang stamping was criticized by reminder stamps on children’s make it necessary to change. tary schools in Tooele County ing the 2006-07 school year. CORRESPONDENT some educators and parents hands. While hand stamping has have been marking the hands Without hand stamping, A long-standing practice of because it embarrassed some Johnsen said he had not never been a policy, the prac- of children who owed lunch the process of collecting stamping the hands of chil- students. personally received any com- tice has been in place in the money. Several schools decid- lunch money “becomes very dren who owe lunch money “I didn’t know we were plaints about the practice of district for more than 20 years. ed against the practice after a challenging,” Johnsen said, in some Tooele County School doing it,” said Mike Johnsen, reminding children their lunch Johnsen said he did away with lunchroom managers meeting because letters sent home District schools has been Tooele County School District money was due by marking the practice in order to avoid in the fall of 2006, said Ruth with children often get mis- eliminated after stories last superintendent, who said their hands with a stamp. But, singling out children who Dunn, lunchroom manager placed. However, he agreed week by the Tooele Transcript as he started to look at the he added, “it only takes one” might be uncomfortable with at West Elementary. Dunn concerns over embarrassing Bulletin and ABC 4 directed practice he told food service child or parent who is uncom- the stamp. stopped marking the hands of SEE DISTRICT ON A6 attention to the practice. Hand employees to stop placing the fortable with the practice to About half of the elemen- children in her classroom dur-

OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE WEATHER Cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. OBITUARIES A8 THE BULLETIN BOARD B2 Tooele swim team disappointed Rain and snow starts Thursday CROSSWORD A9 TV LISTINGS B3 with state results Complete Forecast: A2 See A10 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 Utah & The West

Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Drought triggers water wars, pits Montana against Wyoming Wed By Matthew Brown demanding the Corps release 47/35 more water so their vessels can 2/7 ASSOCIATED PRESS LOVELL, Wyoming (AP) operate. Mostly cloudy skies. High 47F. And Wyoming and Montana Winds S at 5 to 10 mph. — Sandy gullies and endless sage brush offer little hint of the are fighting two more water bat- watersports mecca once envi- tles in the Tongue and Powder river basins. Montana officials Thu sioned for this small town near 44/34 the Montana line. claim Wyoming is diverting too much water from the rivers 2/8 Back when the Bighorn River before they cross the state line, Rain and snow showers. Highs in flowed strongly out of the Wind sparking a U.S. Supreme Court the mid 40s and lows in the mid River mountains, it backed up 72 30s. lawsuit. miles from the Yellowtail Dam The crisis is a bitter pill for in Montana south to the out- Lovell residents, such as 84-year- skirts of Lovell — a man-made old Hermina “Minnie” Gams, Fri 43/35 lake that once drew almost half 2/9 who was among 73 families a million visitors annually. forced to give up 30,870 acres of Mix of rain and snow showers. But for eight years drought has farmland in the 1960s to make Highs in the low 40s and lows in choked the river, chopping 30 the mid 30s. way for the recreation area. miles off Bighorn Lake in recent “The only thing that I think summers and prompting tour- will help is more snow and more ists to go elsewhere. And now Sat rain,” she said. “I don’t think 42/35 a U.S. senator from Montana anything that mankind can do 2/10 — anxious to tap the reservoir will help it.” Chance of showers. Highs in the to feed a downstream trout fish- Big Horn County AP Photo / Matthew Brown low 40s and lows in the mid 30s. ery — could end Lovell’s recre- Commissioner Keith Grant The Bighorn River winds through a snow-dusted Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area near the Wyoming- ational plans for good. points to promises made by Chairman of the Senate Montana border on Jan. 24. Back when the Bighorn River flowed strong out of the distant Wind River moun- tains, it backed up 72 miles from the Yellowtail Dam in Montana south to the outskirts of Lovell, Wyo., — a federal officials before the con- Finance Committee, Democrat Sun 39/30 man-made lake that once drew almost half a million visitors annually. But drought has choked the Bighorn struction of Yellowtail Dam. Max Baucus, has introduced leg- 2/11 going on eight years, prompting tourists to vacation elsewhere. “They made those promises Snow showers. Highs in the upper islation to ensure a steady flow and they need to come out and 30s and lows in the low 30s. of water out of Yellowtail Dam, As the worst dry spell since Nebraska and Kansas are of Engineers stop drawing down do the full development like they further depleting the lake. the 1930s shows no signs of wrangling for control of irriga- reservoirs in the state because ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content promised,” he said. “If they’re Service The bill stakes out yet another abating, many states are squab- tion water from the Republican it is hurting recreational fish- not going to do it, they should front in the water wars breaking bling with each other and fed- River. South Dakota has ing. Barge companies along give the land back and it can be out across the Northern Plains. eral officials. demanded that the Army Corps the Missouri River in Iowa are put back into productive use.” Temps/Precipitation

Date High Low (prec./inches) Feb. 1 29 16 .02; snow T Attempts to improve state’s tax system growing more complex Feb. 2 34 15 snow T Feb. 3 52 19 Feb. 4 49 31 By Paul Foy Tuesday. Rep. Gregg Buxton, R-Roy, date deductions and brackets Sandy, is carrying a proposal Feb. 5 53 28 ASSOCIATED PRESS Clark said the tax sequel was said he hated taxes as much as place even modest wage earn- closer to Huntsman’s. It seeks SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The “an issue moving higher to the any Utah Republican — “The ers in the maximum 7-percent to convert more Utahns to the Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer goal was to make taxes simple, surface” in the final weeks of harder I work, the more I pay bracket. flat tax, by lowering the rate to 5 for the National Weather Service, reports the legislative session, which in taxes” — but another thing Tax Commissioner R. Bruce that his recording station at 139 S. Main easy and fair. Along the way percent from 5.35 percent. received .02 precipitation between Feb. 1 state lawmakers created, by ends February 28. But he said bothered him as much. Johnson said a tenth of Utah’s Both proposals add credits it would leave lawmakers sub- “I just don’t understand why tax filers pay so little in income and 5 and a total of .02 inches in February. their own admission, a Rube to the flat tax, diluting its sim- For the water year, which began Oct. merged in numbers for most we are hell-bent on lowering taxes, it totals only $1,200 from Goldberg device. plicity. 1, 2006, Tooele has received 5.54 inches of of the month before possibly taxes when that’s not the scream all of them. The Legislature’s majority The Senate plan adds another precipitation. The normal for the year is reaching agreement with the of the people,” he said. It’s money not worth collect- 19.09 inches of precipitation. Republicans will plunge back twist, reducing the credit by Senate and Gov. Jon Huntsman. Lawmakers set out to reform ing, said Johnson, who urged into taxes this week, trying to a set of calculations based on Even lawmakers are bewil- Utah’s antiquated tax system legislators recently to remove household income. Subscriber Service improve on their earlier deci- dered by the latest proposals, four years ago under former more people from the bottom of sion to offer April filers not one, Huntsman primarily wants to If you haven’t received which add credits and phase- Gov. Olene Walker’s adminis- the tax rolls “so they don’t have but a choice of two tax forms. lower Utah’s 5.35 percent flat your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., outs to a flat tax that’s starting tration. They wanted a flat tax to go through the brain-death of The latest proposals at the state- rate to 5 percent or less. He please call 882-0050 and our cus- to look more like a regular tax — the same rate for everybody filing a return.” house make the dual plan even says it would make Utah look tomer representative will assist form. — but determined that when The latest proposals burnish more complicated. better in the West, where two you. Customer service hours on When House Republicans sat combined with other changes, Utah’s dual system, shared only It’s enough to give a state tax states — Wyoming and Nevada Tuesday and Thursday nights down last week to assess their it would help only the rich and by Rhode Island, and cut the commissioner a headache. — have no income tax, and are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. handiwork, some were openly poor. rates. House Majority Leader David disgusted. They originally were In a special session last year, Rep. John Dougall, R- where Arizona, Colorado and Clark, R-Santa Clara, said his motivated by cutting taxes for lawmakers devised an optional Highland, suggests reducing the New Mexico have lower rates caucus would start chewing on everyone, but changes only seem 5.35-percent flat rate, offer- 7-percent rate to 6.9 percent, than Utah’s. ���������������� a detailed analysis of several to leave the middle class “taking ing Utahns an alternative to while cutting the flat tax to 4.9 ���������������� tax proposals and their conse- it in the shorts,” said Rep. James the state’s antiquated system, percent from 5 percent. ������� ����������������� Tooele � quences over a working lunch A. Dunnigan, R-Taylorsville. where a multitude of out-of- Sen. Wayne Niederhauser, R- �������������� �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ “We Are Your Neighborhood ������ Cold, dry winter will keep Utah snowpack below average Family Theatre” ����������� ���������� 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ��������������� ��������������� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Snotel sites across the state’s Precipitation is at 75 percent of pen, he said. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 ��������������� ������������������� cold and dry winter will leave mountains that measure year- normal thanks to heavy rains Other data shows the Bear Tickets are now available online �������������� ���������������� Utah’s mountain snowpack round precipitation and snow- late in 2006. at www.movieswest.com ������������ ���������������� River drainage at 61 percent of totals short of average come fall. Included in the readings is “In the Weber, we’ve never normal, and the Provo-Jordan ��������� nd th April, a state forecaster pre- the water-content of snow. Utah had that kind of precipitation,” River drainage at 55 percent. ������������ ������ dicts. counts on run-off from snow- Julander’s e-mail said. ����������� ������������� Combined with the Weber, those Feb. 2 - 8 “We are toast,” Randy melt to fill its reservoirs. For the Weber drainage to *Times & Shows Subject to Change ����������� ��������������������� three drainages provide water to ������������ ������������ Julander, the Utah Snow Survey Current data shows north- recover, snowfall would have ������������� ������������ supervisor, wrote in an e-mail to ern Utah to be suffering the to reach 163 percent of nor- most of Utah’s population. Night at the Museum ��������������� ������������ state water managers last week. most, with snowpack in the mal for the rest of the season The Green River drainage has Dly: 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 ����������� ����������� the highest snowpack reading at Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 ����������� ������������ The prediction is based on Weber River drainage at 58 per- and, based on historical records, Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10 (PG) readings from a network of cent of normal as of Friday. there’s no chance that will hap- 85 percent. ����������� ������������� �������������������� Arthur & the Invisibles ����������� ����������������� Dly: 4:25, 7:00 ���������������� ����������������� Sat: 12:10, 4:25, 7:00 ������������� ���������������������� Logan students jabbed with Sun: 12:10, 4:25, 7:00 (PG) ��������������� * �������������� ����������������� needles get blood tests The Queen ������������� �������������� Dly: 9:05 ��������������� �������������� LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Six “This was a game,” Hansen Sat: 2:15, 9:05 ��������������� �������������� Sun: 2:15 (PG-13) Logan High School students said. “There was no ill intent. ���������� ����������� ���������������� jabbed dozens of others with I don’t think kids sometimes * ������������ ����������������� sewing needles in a prank that Dreamgirls understand [the serious- Dly: 4:20, 7:00, 9:40 ����������� �������� led to blood tests to check ness].” Sat: 12:00, 4:20, 7:00, 9:40 ������������� �������� for hepatitis and HIV, officials The freshmen accused of FREE Drink Sun: 12:00, 4:20, 7:00 (PG-13) ���������������� ����������������� said. with any dinner ������������� ������������������� taking needles from a sewing * The Bear River Health class and jabbing others were entree purchase Stomp the Yard ����������������������� Department took blood sam- suspended and referred to Dly: 4:00, 7:05, 9:30 ������������������������� ples from 42 students Thursday Sat: 12:40, 4:00, 7:05, 9:30 ���������������������� Juvenile Court for disorderly Sun: 12:40, 4:00, 7:05 (PG-13) ����������������������������������� and another 23 Friday, said DINNERS Dr. Ed Redd, medical director. conduct. 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STAFF WRITER Center state employees, who But Jensen said that com- When to clock in and when are not allowed to fundraise. pletely contradicts what to clock out is confusing for That means an auxiliary orga- she has been told as she’s Carolyn Jensen, who has nization, the Friends of the attempted to work with the directed Tooele’s Children’s Children’s Justice Center attorney general’s office. Justice Center for over 10 board, made up of volunteers, Jensen claimed the prob- years. is responsible for all the fund- lem began with a letter she To write a grant or attend raising for the center. received dated Aug. 15, 2006, a fundraising event, Jensen Tooele County Attorney threatening to cap salaries clocks out. To give a tour Doug Hogan and some of his and encouraging fundraising of the center, she clocks in, peers around the state dis- efforts be made to supple- although she feels a little agree with the state attor- ment staff salaries. On the funny when she’s given a ney general office’s direction. next page, however, the letter check at the end. Not that Hogan says not only does states if employees fundraise she’ll turn it away. Jensen the County provide Jensen on the clock the attorney gen- knows the importance of and her co-workers with pay- eral’s office reserves the right community donations rang- checks, but Utah State Code to reduce or terminate fund- ing from toilet paper to a few specifies that the center is to ing for the center. It does sug- lightbulbs to a new stuffed raise funds itself in addition gest that on their own time bear for the child abuse vic- to what it relies on from the employees can volunteer to tims who use her center. legislature. be part of the Friends board After all, Jensen has Kirk Torgensen, with the and raise money for their own worked hard on fundraising attorney general’s office, said salaries. over the decade she’s served the attorney general is only Community donations as director of the center. That concerned with upholding allow the 15 Children’s Justice skill is partly what she was the law. Torgensen said since Centers around the state to hired for, she explains. The the Children’s Justice Center streamline services for child state has even sent experts to receives state funding, it’s a abuse victims in a safe, com- fortable environment. instruct Jensen and her other state entity, even though that Last year in Tooele, Jensen two employees at the center funding filters through the received $134,878 from the on how to fundraise more County. Still, Torgensen said photography / Troy Boman state legislature to help her effectively. there would not be a prob- Activity by the Utah state attorney’s office has threatened funding for the Children’s Justice Center (CJC) cover salaries and other But, now the state attorney lem if a director who was program. Tooele’s CJC Director Carolyn Jensen hopes changes made by this year’s legislative body would expenses at the center. general’s office is threatening involved in community edu- allow her to continue fundraising for the center. Donations from businesses to cut off funding if employ- cation about the Children’s and the community of every- ees of Tooele’s Children’s Justice Center accepted dona- thing from time to in-kind Justice Center raise funds dur- tions afterwards. He also said Refurbished Stansbury Park spa ing work hours. The attorney directors could attend fund- SEE FUNDRAISE ON A8 hopes to attract new clientele general has declared employ- raising events in an educa- by Alleen Lang bed-and-breakfast and full- The spa retains original service spa. European touches of trav- CORRESPONDENT STOP BACK PAIN...NOW! Scott Totman spent his first When Scott and his wife, ertine floors and rooms night at the Millpond Spa and Ellen, re-opened the Millpond appointed with heavily carved New Medical Technology Treats Herniated and Retreat in 2002 while inves- on Oct. 1, 2006, they real- mahogany and cherry wood Degenerative Discs without Surgery! tigating Stansbury Park as ized an 18 year old goal of furniture. “The original manager built Effective back therapy as reported on the ABC,NBC &CBS news. a place to relocate his fam- owning a bed-and-breakfast it right,” Totman said. But ily. Eating a room service in their retirement years. The the couple has put their own order of banana cream pie spa, which was initially built stamp on the building, infus- SCIENTIFICALLYPROVEN! at 11 p.m. and thinking “this by partners Curtis Scott and ing it with the flavors picked After only three weeks of treatment, clinical studies have shown outstanding results is debauchery,” he did not Kreal Smith Jr. on Sept. 12, in relieving the debilitating pain that may be caused by bulging, herniated, up while they lived in Italy for dream that one day he would 2001, was purchased out of degenerative, or ruptured discs, as well as sciatica, posterior facet be the owner of the 10-room foreclosure by the Totmans. SEE SPA ON A8 syndrome, and many failed back surgery cases.

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photography / Troy Boman Location: Kim Jenkins gets a haircut from stylist Emily Hammond in the Millpond Spa’s salon. The full service spa Buddy’s offers a full complement of spa services, including private jetted tubs and 10-room bed-and-breakfast. Fees: Debris fires set at two elementary schools $60 for up to U7 ~ $70 for 8 & up by Suzanne Ashe much of a fire,” said Tooele when people are setting fires on STAFF WRITER School District Superintendent school grounds,” Johnsen said. We will also be signing up referees. Police are investigating two Mike Johnsen of the cardboard Vandalism of elementary incidents at Middle Canyon fire at Copper Canyon. schools is less common, Johnsen Elementary and Copper Canyon According to the police report, said, than at the high schools or Any questions call 578-8365 or Elementary of cardboard, news- the fire at Middle Canyon caused junior highs. He also said that go to our website at www.tcunited.org papers and other debris being soot marks on the cement at the Copper Canyon may have been set on fire. east side of the school grounds targeted because it is in a more Neither fire caused signifi- where an unknown suspect set a remote location. If you played in the fall you do not have to sign up for the cant property damage. Both fires pile of newspapers ablaze. Police are still conducting an occurred sometime between The fire at Copper Canyon investigation and encourage any- spring. Your coach will call you in April. Friday evening and Saturday caused soot marks on the cement one seeing anything suspicious morning, and both were reported and a section of brick wall near a to report it to police, the schools’ by school custodians. dumpster on the south end of the principals, or the district office TOOELETRANSCRIPT “There doesn’t appear to be a school grounds, the report said. at 833-1900. If it happens here, read about it here. BULLETIN lot of property damage, it wasn’t “We are always concerned [email protected] A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Brown skies are looming problem we can’t outrun More bad news for the planet last week: Climate scientists concurred in a United Nations report that global warming is almost certainly a man-made phenomenon that will only get worse. Temperatures will rise, polar ice caps will melt, the seas will inundate coastal cities, storms will worsen and patterns of animal and plant life will be radically disrupted. The mechanisms by which these changes will occur are complex, but the overall reason for them is simple: humans burn too many fossil fuels. At the same time this United Nations report was released, the Wasatch Front was ending one of the worst periods of air pollution in recent memory. For weeks, skies above Salt Lake City had been an evil brown usually associated with the most polluted cities of the developing world. One afternoon, planes circled the airport unable to land because of poor visibility and health experts recommended surgical masks of the sort worn in Hong Kong for anyone forced to walk outdoors. During this latest inversion, rounding the point of the Oquirrhs and entering Tooele Valley was like traveling back in time from some futuris- tic apocalypse to an earlier age when skies were blue and mountain peaks sparkled white in the distance. Sure, we had a few hazy days but nothing compared to the shadow looming in the east. Still, there is an uneasy sense that time is gaining on us. Much of the recent residential growth in Tooele County is the result of people moving farther and farther away from Salt Lake City. At the same time, many of those big-city refugees build larger homes than the ones they left behind. It’s impossible to see so many McMansions popping up in remote, rural locations without wondering what the owner does and where he does LETTERS TO THE EDITOR it. Frequently — and ironically — the answer to that question is that he makes a long commute in an SUV back into the smog-choked city to earn debris, no obstructions. The main enough money to pay off a house in the country. Adults appalling at Jr. Jazz game sewer line is the problem but it could LETTERS POLICY The first step to solving this problem, both globally and locally, is to be above, below or across from us. I am thoroughly appalled by the become aware of how much CO2 you’re putting into the atmosphere. It’s not our line. In our claim with The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- actions taken by some so-called ters to the editor from readers. Letters There are many calculators on the Web that do this, such as http://www. the Tooele City Attorney’s Office, we adults at Grantsville High School dur- must be no longer than 250 words, climatecrisis.net/takeaction/carboncalculator/. asked for one carpet to be replaced. ing the Saturday Junior Jazz games. I civil in tone, written exclusively for The next step, of course, is to reduce that number — an effort that This carpet was damaged when sew- am a referee and I usually never have the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- requires changing how we live, work and travel. Ideally, people should age was forced up through floor drain a problem with out-of-control parents nied by the writer’s name, address and live in modest homes near their job. Even if that’s not our present real- of the basement on Nov. 16, 2006. or fans. This past Saturday, I was sur- phone number. Priority will be given to ity, it’s a goal worth working toward on a societal level. The alternative Our homeowners insurance replaced prised by their outrage on only a few letters that refer to a recent article in — contributing to the brown skies even as we try to run away from them a carpet damaged in a flood on Oct. missed calls. As a referee for seventh- the newspaper. All letters may be sub- — will only hasten the day when an inversion in Tooele Valley will look 23, 2006, when sewage was forced up and eighth-grade girls, it’s impossible ject to editing. and smell much like an inversion in Salt Lake City. through a floor drain in the basement. to call every little call — the game The Tooele City Attorney has not Letters written to thank an individual would last much longer and most of notified us yes or no to the replace- or organization should be submitted for the team would foul out early. These ANOTHER VIEW ment of the carpet. “Notes of Appreciation” fans on Saturday showed what not to Deedie and Raymond Reed do. They confronted me as though I Tooele E-mail: [email protected] was a child, and continually yelled Fax: (435) 882-6123 Understanding and involvement and swore at me. I was trying to Mail: Letters to the Editor speak calmly with them. At one point Autism and Hollywood Tooele Transcript Bulletin can stop youth sports violence one put her fingers in her ears and This year at the Sundance Film P.O. Box 390 walked away. In my years of playing Festival the voices of many families n 20 years grams around the Valley. basketball there have been numer- affected by autism will finally be of participa- My plea is to those parents won- heard by many in Hollywood who ous times I haven’t agreed with what ers will need to find employment tion in youth dering how such violence could can actually help with this epidemic. the referee said, but I’ve approached elsewhere and consumers will follow. sports, I have happen, or those concerned about “Autism Everyday,” a film made by the I them calmly and spoken with respect. Other cities will profit. never witnessed why our program failed to prevent October Group and Milestone Video, Anyone can yell, swear and complain, Pamela Thompson anything as hor- this from happening. We must take a was selected for a special screening but it takes a real mature person Tooele rendous as what I look deep inside ourselves and ask to confront someone with respect. at Sundance this year. My family has saw last Saturday what we would do if we were in that I don’t care who you’re talking to, autism. Though it is my 6-year-old son afternoon when angry spectator’s shoes. Would we you should treat them as you’d like who was diagnosed three years ago, it Players should hold heads high an adult spectator Dean Gonzales allow a youth game to drive us into a to be treated. I have no hard feelings is all of us who live with autism every- I just wanted to say the article “GHS assaulted a young Guest Columnist rage? Because we did not agree with towards these parents. If I come in day. Acknowledgment and awareness boys basketball team shows promise” referee during a what was happening on the court, contact with them, I’ll treat them like of this disorder will help many, not (Jan. 30) was well-written and says Jr. Jazz basketball would we address the situation with always — with respect. It really is too only here in Tooele but all over the what I felt I saw out there on the floor game at Clarke Johnsen Junior High verbal and physical violence? bad that the bigger person in this situ- world. We have a wonderful group last Friday night (Jan. 26). The para- School. Every program depends on the ation is an 18-year-old girl. here in Tooele, Action 4 Autism, graph at the end of the article that I have asked myself why anyone help of parents to teach the sport Melanie Johnson where you can come and learn more sums up what competition is, is so to would come out of the stands of a and educate youth on the impor- Grantsville about Autism Spectrum Disorder. the point and so true. As an old com- recreational youth basketball game tance of sportsmanship. All in all, I Erin Rubio petitor, that is what makes us want and attack anyone, much less an believe parents have accepted this Tooele to go to games — when we can see official. I personally send my apolo- partly by stepping up as coaches. Jr. Jazz crowd embarrassed kids play like that game was played. gies to each young player and their However, they are generally unwill- players When both teams play with that much families, the officials and the rest of ing to go the rest of the way and Last Saturday, I attended my Tooeleans must learn to tip heart and determination, no matter I have become disenchanted with the league. I have been up at night pick up a striped shirt and call a daughter’s Jr. Jazz basketball game in who wins or loses both teams can the lack of knowledge of the citi- all weekend attempting to under- game. Could this be due to fear? Not Grantsville. I would like to commend walk off the floor with their heads zens of this fine city when it comes stand why this could have happened wanting to face the crowd they once the referees who officiated the game, held high and with respect from their to proper tipping etiquette. I hoped and how we could prevent such a sat in? although us parents and fans did not opponent. My hats were off to the that working as a server at a popular travesty from happening again. As a I challenge parents to ask them- set a very good example of how to Grantsville players and coaches that local restaurant a few days a week league, we are committed to taking selves “Why am I willing to coach behave. The referees kept their com- night. Thanks for a great game. to supplement my income would be action against the perpetrator of this but not officiate?” I am sure all the posure despite the jeers and verbal John Flores beneficial. The reality has become assault, and to preventing similar other youth sports programs would abuse being thrown at them. It was Logan incidents from happening again. agree with me that we could use a interesting to me that the girls who one of frustration. Being a server is But the real solution to the prob- little more help. were playing, who are all friends on physically exhausting and emotion- lem of violence at youth sports must Also, take the time to read up on both teams, behaved better than the ally straining. People do not real- Thanks to senior centers come in the form of education and the sport you are going to go cheer crowd and did their best to have fun ize that servers (waiters/waitresses) We went to the Grantsville Senior earn a salary of a mere $2 to $2.35 commitment from the entire com- at. Do not expect professional, adult even though the adults weren’t keen Citizens Center for their month- an hour, and the rest of their income munity. Parents too often push their performances from any youth. And to the fact that this is recreational and ly birthday dinner — which are is from tips earned from patrons. young athletes to win at all costs, learn to support each program in is supposed to be fun. I am grateful to always delightful. The entertainment Their gross taxable income is based heaping pressure and abuse on refer- all its aspects. I know for a fact that the two high school girls who were is always great. Thanks to Bonnie on the fact that they will receive at ees in the process. This may be due every youth sports director in the out there doing what we as parents, Gardener. As we entered the din- least 10 percent tips, and taxes are to a lack of understanding about the community organizes their programs relatives and fans don’t or can’t take ing area we were very impressed. deducted based on that amount. In role of youth sports. for the enjoyment of both youth and the time to commit to: officiating. I Behind the serving counter were four essence, hourly wages barely cover Recreational sports have always parents alike. No one wants to expe- hope we will all be more appreciative tall, very attractive ladies with fresh their income taxes. While people struggled to find individuals willing rience outrage and criminal actions of these girls and set a better example new black aprons and black ties. think the cost of service should be to officiate. Unfortunately, paying at any event. In closing, I want to for our players. They were Pattie Eisemienger, Diane included in the price of the food, the Caldwell, Debbie Bolinder and Nancy officials is often the only way to again apologize for the events of this Chris Evans fact is it isn’t. Nationwide, tipping Romero. All had happy, happy faces ensure games get officiated. Only on past Saturday and ask everyone to Stansbury Park rare occasions do volunteers step look inside themselves and realize etiquette is to offer a minimum of and they smiled as they served the forward to do this job and give back what we are trying to accomplish as 15 to 20 percent of your total bill. In food. I called them “Charlie’s Angels” to the youth and their community. a community. City should replace carpet Tooele, the average tip received is 5 but was corrected — they are “Jerry’s Jr. Jazz has shared this struggle Regarding the article “Tooele sewer percent to 12 percent. Depending on Angels.” They are great at keeping system faces growing pains” (Jan. the restaurant’s protocol, tips are also things up and having fun. It is so with Babe Ruth Baseball, TC United Dean Gonzales is the director of the 25), there was not a problem with our shared with bussers, hosts, cashiers, pleasant to be among them. Thanks to Soccer, Ute Football and other pro- Tooele Jr. Jazz Basketball program. pipes, thus no repairs were needed. etc. Until Tooeleans become more all the Tooele Senior Citizens Center A sewer crew came and checked out generous, it will be impossible to for also doing a great job. the pipes and could not find a prob- retain quality employees as servers Thelda Osborn lem within our home. Roto-Rooter and restaurant franchises will not Tooele ran our lateral line. No breaks, no survive in this city. Experienced serv-

A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Local News Source. BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 OELE COUNT County eighth-graders get a taste of reality TO Y Annual Natalie Tripp in 2003 and Tooele, Dugway be employed or not, and they ly a glimpse of the life that Meeting CORRESPONDENT and Wendover followed suit. must draw for the number of awaits them six or seven years W I N Life is hard. We find our- Every year, Reality Town is kids they have to provide for. from now.” LDL TIO selves rushing from work to held at Grantsville and Tooele As they walked into the gym, Some students were a little IFE FEDERA & Dinner the grocery store, from the Jr. High Schools. they were met by a sea of panicked when they realized bank to the post office, and Students who participate booths with occupations rang- they should have been a bit th pm are able to choose a job ing from transportation, medi- from football practice to PTA. more frugal with their money. February 10 , 6 But who could have imagined based on their current GPA, cal insurance, grooming and are assigned a correspond- groceries to housing, child Kenna Cook, an eighth-grader Utah Fire Museum at the tender age of 13 that life from Lake Point, had her own Deseret Peak Complex, 2930 Hwy 112 would be so complicated? ing income, given a family care, donations and car insur- and told to pay their monthly ance. If the students spent too awakening: “I realize now why Welcome to Reality Town, bills without exceeding their much time loitering around my parents won’t buy every- USA, where your wishes don’t income. The students did a without paying their bills, thing. You just can’t throw Door Prizes • Raffle • Auction all come true and money career investigation to find their friendly neighborhood money away.” doesn’t grow on trees. Several Show your support for our wildlife! jobs that they might be inter- law enforcement officer was Still, many students were eighth-graders in the county ested in before they turned in happy to show them the other very cautious about their $5 plus membership recently engaged in an adven- their job applications. The bet- side of the law. spending. Grantsville eighth- Membership $5 Single, $20 Family, $25 Corporate turous simulation of what the ter grades they had, the better “These kids get a chance to future may hold when they grader Jason Arbon knew how Everyone is invited. Call for more information jobs they were able to apply walk in their parents’ shoes, to manage his money. participated in Reality Town, for. With a 4.0 GPA they could even if it’s only for a couple “It depends on what you 884-0515 or 882-6795 USA, sponsored by the Utah apply for jobs that required a of hours,” said Grantsville Jr. Bankers Association. The pro- masters or a Ph.D in the real High Principal Keith Davis, buy,” said Arbon. “I got the gram was started in 2002 as world. who said the program is a cheapest car. As long as it gets a hands-on simulation meant After receiving a checkbook, great way to teach students me from point A to point B, to teach financial literacy to the students were assigned a the importance of budgeting, it’ll do. I have a decent house teenagers. Grantsville Jr. High scenario in which they could career choices, math skills and my wife works. I think I School joined the program be married, their spouse could and check writing. “It’s real- should be okay.” G-ville High students showcase artistic vision Natalie Tripp pets — and represented a CORRESPONDENT great variety of original works. Johann W. Goethe once said, Community judges evaluated “A man should hear a little all entries based on the fol- music, read a little poetry, and lowing four areas: originality, see a fine picture every day of creativity, interpretation of the his life, in order that worldly theme and artistic merit. cares may not obliterate the There were 417 entries sub- sense of beauty which God has mitted to the contest this year. implanted in the human soul.” This year the three-dimensional The students at Grantsville art category was split into three different categories because High School took those words photography / Natalie Tripp seriously when they held the of the numbers of entries to include three-dimensional Students literature, music, dance and art were judged during the second annual Visions awards recent Visions contest. ceremony at GHS on Jan. 27. designs, pottery and print- The goal of the Visions pro- making. Two-dimensional art awarded to Chelsey Spencer, Gallup, second place, and gram, much like the Reflections also had split entries of draw- second place to Alex Childs, Bailey Corless, third place. ing and painting. Literature program offered through the and third place to Angel Lindzee Critchlow won the included 142 entries and was national PTA organization, is Anderson. Literature poetry printmaking category with also subdivided during judging not to emphasize competition winners were Ruthann Shoop, Desirae Miller in second and to include poetry, short sto- between fellow students but to first place, Taylor Haddon, Desmond Lewis in third. First ries and essays. Judging was recognize exceptional creativ- second place, and Wade Moon, place in photography was extremely difficult due to the ity and originality of expres- third place. awarded to Ashlee Keetch, amazing variety of works and sion. Three-dimensional design second place to Alex Burringo, wonderful expression by the awards went to Johanna and a third-place tie betweeen Kim Gumucio, the chair- participants. Students wrote man of the Visions contest Calderon, Ashlee Keetch and Melissa Fillmore and Camilla their own obituaries, last will Devin Anderson, with first, sec- Gomez. for the past two years, orga- and testaments, fictional sto- nized a night of entertainment. ond and third places respec- ries and sonnets. There were tively. Sara Beazer took first Everyone in attendance was also entries submitted in the favored with touching litera- place in the two-dimensional musical composition, multi- art painting category with Jane ture compositions, moved by media and dance categories. graceful dancers, and soothed Hiatt and Ashley Celestino fol- Local sponsors such as lowing close behind. In the with beautiful music — all pro- Williams Video, A&W, Wells vided by the students. two-dimensional art drawing Fargo and Wal-Mart donat- division, Ashlee Larsen placed Fifty-seven students — ed awards, while Pioneer freshmen through seniors — first, Darren Lewis placed Memorial Theatre and Hale second and Brooke Robinson were honored at the program. Center Theatre donated tick- placed third. This year’s theme “If I were ets to their upcoming shows Warren Leach took the gone, how would you remem- for the first-place winners. musical composition category, ber me...” gave an opportunity Kari Gillen placed first in multimedia was dominated for students to express them- the literature short story cat- by Blake Bartlett, and Holly selves with original works in egory, followed by Chandler Arbon swept the dance cat- honor of themselves or anoth- Anderson and Sara Beazer in egory. er person in their life. Tributes second and third place respec- Pottery winners were Jane were paid to friends, deceased tively. In the literature essay Hiatt, first place, Michelle loved ones, and cherished competition, first place was

photography / Natalie Tripp After the second annual Visions contest 57 Grantsville High School students were honored.

will report those payments to the allow the public greater access to Taxpayers state. property tax records. continued from page A1 About one-third of the delinquent Tooele County Recorder Calleen tax money from 2005 is still unpaid, Peshell, however, said the program publishes the tax sale once a week according to Lee. does not work as well as the prior for the four weeks preceding the New computer software used by system did for her office. “It’s not tax sale.” Tooele County since June 2006 has what I want and it’s not what I need � Lee said that 95 percent of unpaid been causing problems for employ- to run my department,” she said. property taxes are paid within the ees in the recorder’s office since it Peshell said the old computer soft- four years. was installed. Employees there say ware program was working fine for 50% Off One Treatment The county will collect about $23 they are worried whether property her office. million this year in property taxes. information is accurate. In a letter Tooele County Information Lee said the amount of delinquent to the Transcript Bulletin during Technology Director Diane Burgener Purchased Before March 1st payments for 2006 dropped dra- the last election, Deputy County did not respond to repeated requests matically this year from $1.6 million Recorder JoAnn Torres said employ- from the Transcript Bulletin for Permanent Hair Reduction • Skin Rejuvenation in 2005. ees in the recorder’s office felt it comments and background on Wrinkle Reduction/Sun Damage • Spider Veins • Acne Property tax revenues are dis- was a mistake to go forward with the new computer software pro- tributed in monthly increments an unwritten and untested software gram. Commissioners could not be to various taxing entities such as program without keeping the cur- reached for comments on any plans the Tooele County School District, rent software operational. Lee and the county has for dealing with this Dinh Family Medicine Tooele City, Grantsville City, and most of Tooele County’s elected these current computer dilemmas. 210 Millpond Rd. the County. “We have until March 31 officials have expressed confidence Last year, former County Assessor Stansbury Park, UT 84074 to make a full settlement with all of in the past that the new Solonus Jerrie Paystrup said transitioning to software program will prove ben- the new software was frustrating the taxing entities for the 2006 tax Office - 435.843.3647 year,” Lee said. eficial in the future. County Auditor but that things were improving. On FAX - 435.775.9272 This means that all the tax money Mike Jensen said he has had no Monday, Peshell said the software due by Jan. 15 for the entire year problems with the software. Ardith still continues to pose problems for Email - [email protected] will be paid to the various govern- Higley, chief deputy assessor, said her department. www.docdinh.com ment entities, and Tooele County the new program will eventually [email protected] A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 New Mexican grill adds taste of Bajio region to Tooele by Steve Schwartzman tops, a welcome on the way in and healthier.” Restaurant” by Utah Valley One of Gibson’s favorite walk in with a big welcome,

CORRESPONDENT and a friendly “gracias” on the The Bajio Grill marinates Magazine. Bajio’s hopes to parts of the Bajio success and you leave well fed, well The new Bajio Mexican Grill way out. meats and ingredients in sim- have 100 stores in 16 states by is the self acclaimed “amigo loved, and with a simply good opened its doors to the Tooele Bill Gibson, director of ple juices, to achieve their the end of the year. The new spirit.” As newcomers enter feeling as you go home,” said public last week. Marketing and Training for “Fresh-Mex” style of cooking. location in Tooele is its first to the Bajio Grill, they are given Gibson. “At Bajio we try to give It brings to Tooele County Bajio worldwide, believes that The shrimp tacos, for exam- open this year. the “Orient to the Bajio” our customers that same good the food, and the Bajio phi- ple, are cooked in fresh honey a taste of Mexico’s Bajio The Bajio Grill employs where they are given a brief feeling by taking in every part losophy is what separates the butter for a fresh, clean and around 30 employees, who history of the Bajio region cul- of the Bajio family lifestyle by region, located northwest of Bajio Grill from other Mexican unique taste. usually begin with an $8 hour- minating of the store and are being caring, yet spontaneous Mexico City. There the region restaurants. The first location of the ly wage. encouraged to sample menu in our work.” aptly named the “Heartland of “On a limb I would say that Bajio Mexican Grill opened “For any food chain, it is items before taking in their The Bajio Mexican Grill is Mexico” is centered on three there is almost no other res- in American Fork in 2002, difficult to get steady employ- first Bajio meal. located at 1197 N. Main St. A philosophies: celebration, taurant that can say they base after the initial owner trav- ment. We give our employees a Employees give a respect- grand opening celebration will conversation and cuisine. That their food off of an actual eled to the Bajio region and little extra at the start because ful and energetic form of ser- be held between Thursday and tradition is brought to Tooele region,” said Gibson. “Also, enjoyed the food. There are there is a skill set that must be vice they hope is similar to Saturday where games, prizes with sequoia red colored table the big difference between us now 36 restaurants in seven learned that is different from the family setting found in the and a live mariachi band will settings, talavera tile patterns and other Mexican chains is different states. The grill was anywhere else you may work,” Bajio region. “When you enter be found from 5 to 7 p.m. on gracing the walls and counter- that the flavor file is lighter recently voted the “Top New said Gibson. a family home for dinner, you Saturday.

Granstville, Stockton and “A drunk driving arrest is We’re your Hometown Company... Drunk Wendover. These cities have the most costly offense a per- continued from page A1 their own courts for misde- son can commit,” Hogan said. meanor cases. Court costs, fines and insur- prosecuted 285 cases. Of those, Tooele City prosecutor ance premium increases can 231 were first-time offenses Roger Baker saw 101 DUI push the cost of a single DUI for over 20 years! — a misdemeanor violation. cases last year — about 10 arrest to $12,000 or more. Get Charges are increased from percent of his office’s total arrested more than once and misdemeanor to felony in case load. those numbers increase expo- cases of a third offense within “They are some of the more nentially. The charges include 10 years, in cases of serious serious offenses that we see,” bail, fines, legal fees, a special bodily injury or automobile he said. driver’s hearing to reinstate Call and learn how homicide, or in cases where Granstville court saw 1,848 a suspended driver’s license, the passengers are under 18 cases last year and 20 of those and court-ordered counseling. you can get as much as and the driver is over 21. were misdemeanor DUI cases. DUI convictions also have “We average five or six Stockton had zero DUI cases mandatory minimum jail time. DUI cases filed per week,” in 2006. The number of cases First-timers face a mandatory $ Hogan said. The county court in the Wendover court was not minimum of 48 hours in jail. 1000 off only sees felony cases and available. For a second offense it is 10 a new air conditionaer & furnace misdemeanors that happen The cost spent on prosecut- days, and third offenses, a fel- in rural areas and on high- ing a drunk driving offend- ony, carry a minimum of 62 with 12 months financing. OAC ways. The county court cases er doesn’t compare with the and a half days of jail time. do not include Tooele City, costs charged to the offender. [email protected] 882-1069 252-2166 “To tell you the truth, the stress out about winning in Tooele Salt Lake Jr. Jazz fans this year have been the recreational league. In the more boisterous than usual,” recreational league we want continued from page A1 Gonazales said. “We’ve had them to have fun and learn the floor and was still there when to suspend some parents and skills that will help them play police arrived. The victim was athletes from games.” better and give them a better checked by a medical crew Gonazales said many fans chance to win.” and taken by ambulance to don’t understand the sporting Gonazales said this incident HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Mountain West Medical Center tradition of the league. is not the first time unruly r2 where he was later released. “We have a competitive fans have disrupted a game. Tooele Jr. Jazz Director league and a recreational “We have over 1,000 players Dean Gonazales said this was league, and this was in the in the league and 95 percent the first time in his 20 years recreational league,” said of the players and coaches are working with youth sports Gonazales. “Our competitive excellent. It’s just the 5 per- Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin leagues that he had heard of a league has been much better cent that give us problems,” fan rushing onto the floor and than the recreational league. said the league’s director. attempting to hit an official. Players are not supposed to [email protected]

school to see if a fee waiver District can be arranged. continued from page A1 School cooks can only serve lunches to children for up to students necessitated finding five days after they start incur- another way to notify parents ring a lunch-money debt. After they were behind on lunch the five-day period, a smaller money. lunch with a roll, milk and a Parents in the red for out- piece of fruit may be served. standing lunch dues will now be sent reminder letters. But Johnsen said often Johnsen encouraged parents cooks start to feel bad about who find themselves unable to serving the children an abbre- ���������������������� pay for school lunch because viated lunch and begin paying for the meals out of their own ��������������������������������� of changes in their economic circumstances to meet with pockets — in spite of him the principal of their child’s advising them not to do so.

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Family Valentine’s Dance Friday, February 9 | 6:30-8:30pm Tooele High School (301 W. Vine) • FREE for families • Family photos of all ages by a professional photographer will be • Door prizes & available for $3 (4x6), $5 contests (5x7), or $10 (8x10). photography courtesy Sony Pictures Kristen Stewart plays Jess, a young angry teen, and Theodore Turner plays her younger brother Ben, in “The Messengers.” It is a horrifying tale If you would like to have a family photo, of a family trying to get away from the city life of Chicago for a rural existence in North Dakota. please pre-register to Tooele City Parks and Recreation at 843-2142 or to terras @tooelecity.org. Tooele City Family Recreation New comedy, horror flicks both laughably bad “Families That Play Together, Stay Together” orror Ben (Evan and Theodore Grade: D mood changes drastically films Turner) seems to sense other Rated: PG-13 for mature when she discovers she is Hrecy- creatures there too. thematic material, disturbing also dating Johnny — a guitar- cle. The same When Roy is just beginning violence and terror playing fool in her opinion. basic premise to plant the seeds, crows man- Running time: 84 minutes But, Johnny turns out to be a is apparent age to attack the sunflower Now playing stand-up guy with a son Lionel in many so- seed bags and are only scared ‘Because I Said So’ (Ty Panitz) who lives with called hor- off by the gunshots fired by There are four words that Johnny’s father Joe (Stephen ror flicks. It Burwell (John Corbett) who every parent masters and they Collins). TOOELE COUNTY doesn’t leave becomes Roy’s farmhand. are the same four words no But Milly has a hard time any room for Missy Burwell is mysterious and child understands: Because I choosing between Johnny SCHOOL DISTRICT an original Thompson knows something about the said so. and Jason. When Joe turns up story, or at house that the others don’t. at Milly’s door with Daphne STAFF WRITER From the title of the new OPEN ENROLLMENT the very least One night when Roy and romantic comedy, “Because there alone, things begin to improve- Denise are out, Jess sees heat up. While trying to find I Said So,” one would think School Year 2007-2008 ment. and hears pandemonium in the perfect man for her daugh- it’s about a parent chastising “The Messengers” is the the house. Furniture is being ter she neglected — or wasn’t a child. Unfortunately, that The Tooele County School District will be accepting ap- newest example of recy- knocked over, papers are even trying — to find some- is the basic premise of this plications form elementary and secondary students who are cled material in a horror strewn about and strange one for herself. The fact that film. A meddling mother who interested in enrolling in a school outside of his/her resident film. Unfortunately, “The voices can be heard. She rush- Joe is Johnny’s father helps interferes with others’ lives is school boundary for the 2007-2008 school year. Once the Messengers” lacks the level of es to get Ben out of the house Daphne change her mind and the epitome of any daughter’s enrollment of a school exceeds the declared capacity, no scariness that is necessary for and Burwell — after hearing push Milly to pursue Johnny worst nightmare. This is what further applications will be approved. a truly good horror/thrill flick. screams — comes to inves- rather than Jason. In the end Diane Keaton’s character, It’s plain to see that co-direc- tigate, but finds the house in it’s Milly’s decision whom to NOTE: The enrollment at Middle Canyon Elementary Daphne Wilder, seems to do tors — and brothers — Oxide perfect condition. Her parents choose. School exceeds capacity and is therefore closed to our-of- for a living in “Because I Said and Danny Pang based some don’t believe what she tells “Because I Said So” made boundary requests for 2007-2008. If your student has been of their scenes on the “The them. One reason they left So.” me so glad my mother does approved to attend Middle Canyon Elementary based on a Shining” and “The Grudge.” Chicago and don’t trust Jess Daphne has watched two not meddle in my life. I said previous out-of-boundary request, that request will continue A more appropriate title for is because she got into a car of her daughters get married this to a fellow critic and he to be honored under a grandfather clause. “The Messengers” could be while her youngest, Milly accident with Ben after she replied with no mother is as If your student is currently approved to attend a school “The Birds 2” with all of the had been drinking. (Mandy Moore), always seems meddlesome as Daphne. I’m outside of his/her boundary, there will be no need to re- disturbing crows surround- “The Messengers” takes a to date the wrong guy. To help sure there are moms out there ing the films primary setting. turn when Burwell is attacked her daughter find “the one” who are quite controlling of apply. However, if your student plans to leave the school One of the characters even by the crows and begins she puts out an ad on the their daughter’s lives. he/she is currently approved to attend, an application gets severely pecked at, much to have flashbacks about Internet for a mother seek- Although I did not find this will be required. like the farmer whose eyes what happened in the house. ing a mate for her daughter. film very enjoyable, I know Applications: Applications are available in all of the were pecked out in Alfred Jess learns the truth behind Most of the men Daphne there will be many who will. schools. Parents can pick up an application in the office at Hitchcock’s “The Birds.” Burwell and the family which meets with are completely The jokes that keep the audi- any school or at the Tooele County School District Office, “The Messengers” begins mysteriously vanished six hopeless. Johnny (Gabriel ence snickering are forced 92 South Lodestone Way, Tooele, Utah 84074 with a family moving from years ago, but can she save Macht) a musician playing and silly. Director Michael the hustle and bustle of her family in time? where Daphne is conducting Lehmann tried way too hard Application Window: February 1-March 30, 2007 her interviews overhears her Chicago to a secluded farm Although classified as a to make this movie funny. I Contact: the District Office, in North Dakota. Obvious horror film, “The Messengers” conversations with possible guess it will work for some tensions arise between the uses only a few “boo-ah” suitors. Just when Daphne is people who are looking for 435.833.1900, ext 1104 mom, Denise (Penelope Ann tricks to scare the audience. about to give up hope of find- a film that does not require Miller) and her daughter, Jess Even those tricks are predict- ing the perfect man for Milly, much thought. Probably (Kristen Stewart). Roy (Dylan able. When the music increas- Jason (Tom Everett Scott), a many mothers and daughters McDermott) wants to grow es in beat and volume the suave and sophisticated archi- would like “Because I Said sunflowers in the vast open- audience knows something is tect swoops in to save the day. So” because they identify with ness of the farm. However, about to frighten a character. On the brink of her 60th the characters. I found the Tooele County the family is unaware of the There is no psychological birthday, Daphne takes her film forced and too amateur- circumstances surrounding terror or the subtlety that is loneliness for a man out on ish. And like many of Mandy the disappearance of the last used in good horror flicks. her daughters Maggie (Lauren Moore’s previous films she Tourism Tax Grants tenants of the home, who also The Pang brothers relied on a Graham), Mae (Piper Perabo) gets to sing which doesn’t grew sunflowers. recycled story line, a cute lead and Milly. Daphne can’t func- make “Because I Said So” any Being a teenage girl, Jess character and a few predict- tion without her daughters better. Contact: Lois McArthur, Chair Person didn’t want to move to North able scary moments to make and is also talking or arguing Grade: C- (435) 882-1179 Dakota in the first place, but their film. Kids may be the in a very shrill voice about Rated: PG-13 for sexual as strange things begin to only ones to find it remotely anything and everything. content, some mature themat- Cheryl Adams, Administrative Assistant happen around the house she horrifying. Teenagers might When Milly begins to like and ic material and partial nudity Tooele County Commission becomes more wary of their get a little scared, but the rest start dating Jason, Daphne Running time: 102 minutes (435) 843-3150 situation. Her little brother will just laugh. can’t be more ecstatic. Her Now playing

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Your Complete TOOELE photgraphy courtesy of Suzanne Tenner TRANSCRIPT Daphne Wilder (Diane Keaton) is rescued from yet another blind date by carefree musician Johnny (Gabriel Macht) in a comedy about cutting the Local News Source. BULLETIN apron strings called “Because I Said So.” A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 OBITUARIES

Nancy Jumonville of Salt Lake the Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge, Della Vera Leetham City, Utah; son-in-law, Larry Maxine K. Lily #33. She was also given Cox of Twin Falls, Idaho; 20 lifetime memberships to the Vera passed away in Tooele, grandchildren; 70 great-grand- Deschamps Senior Citizens bowling league Utah, on Feb. 2, 2007, following children; and 34 great-great- and Pinecrest Golf Association a short illness. She was 95 years grandchildren. She was pre- 1916-2007 in 1991. She also received the old. She was born in Mammoth, ceded in death by her parents, Rose Award from the Order of Utah, on Aug. 9, 1911, to George Maxine K. Deschamps of Eastern Star in 1994 and the Lester and Hannah Witty George and Hannah; stepfather, Tooele and Idaho Falls, Idaho, Rebekah’s Badge of Chivalry for VanNosdol. She grew up in the Richard Eden; husband, Ray; returned to her Heavenly Father Community Service in 1996. As a Mammoth/Eureka area where son, Richard; daughters, Naoma on Jan. 31, 2007. She was born family we were extremely proud she met her husband, Raymond and Leona; an infant daughter; Jan. 2, 1916, in Firth, Idaho, to of these accomplishments. She McCoy Leetham. They were mar- sons-in-law, Ralph, Jim and Milon and Althea Quinn Andrus. was heavily involved in the Red ried Nov. 6, 1927. She had a great Al; daughters-in-law, Verneta She married the love of her life, Cross from 1977 to 2001, and love for her family whom she and Iris; brothers and sisters, Vernon, on Aug. 2, 1936, in Idaho she received many awards for cherished dearly. She and Ray George, William, Thelma and Falls, Idaho. They had one child, her service. She was also mem- were blessed with seven beauti- Virginia; four grandchildren; Kenton A. Kelsey in 1938. ber of the Holy Rosary Church ful children; five girls and two and two great-grandchildren. Della Vera Leetham Maxine was loved by all peo- Maxine K. Deschamps in Idaho Falls. boys, who in turn blessed them Funeral services will be held on ple that she came in contact were vacationing or just taking a to Salmon, Idaho. They spent In 2004 Maxine moved to with 25 grandchildren; 72 great- Friday Feb. 9, at 11 a.m. in the with from her bridge partners, drive for the day, she loved going their winters in California, rac- Tooele, Utah, to be closer to her grandchildren; and 34-great- Grantsville Third Ward LDS cha- to her closest friends and fam- places and spending time with ing quarter horses. In 1960 they family. Maxine is survived by her great-grandchildren. Vera loved pel, at 415 W. Apple, Grantsville, ily. She was always concerned her family. She is survived by bought a farm in Shelly, Idaho, son and daughter-in-law Kenton spending time with her family, Utah. There will be a viewing how everyone was doing and her son, George (Bill) Leetham one hour prior to services, and where they lived until the death and Hilde Kelsey of Tooele; some of her favorite times spent that they were sure everything of Tooele; daughters, LaWayne burial will be in the Grantsville of Vernon in 1967. three grandchildren, Joseph and with them were on road trips, was OK and chat for a few. she didn’t care whether they Lemmon of Grantsville, and City Cemetery. In 1971 Maxine met and mar- Daniel Kelsey of Tooele, and She was greatly loved by all ried Milton Deschamps and they Jeanette Carr (Glenn) of Casper, her family in Utah and in Idaho. resided in Idaho Falls spending Wyo.; three great-grandchil- years. Maxine was always busy after winter in Arizona and traveling dren; two stepchildren, Bill of Dreama Darlene Dreama is survived by her going to St. Margaret’s Catholic until his death in July, 1975. Phoenix, and Rocky Deschamps daughter, Kristal Washburn schools in Firth, Blackfoot Maxine was very involved of Idaho Falls; four stepgrand- Roberts Hildreth and son-in-law, John of Salt and Salt Lake City. She went in her community. She helped children; and several stepgreat- Lake City; her mother, Juanita on to college attending ISU in organize the Bonneville County grandchildren. She was preced- June 13, 1957 — Woodmansee of Tooele; her Pocatello, Idaho, and University Sheriff’s Posse Auxiliary in ed in death by her husbands, brothers, Rowland Roberts of of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho. which she rode in the first square Vernon and Milton; and sister, Feb. 3, 2007 California, and Ronnie Roberts After marrying she and her hus- dance team performed on hors- Marguerite (Chester) Sutton of of Tooele; and her sister, Shirley band went on to live in Klamath es. She was the first secretary Firth, Idaho. Dreama Hildreth, age 49, Christensen of Tooele. She is Falls, Ore., and Tule Lake, Calif., of this association. She also was A memorial service will be beloved mother, sister, daugh- also survived by five nephews; before moving to Idaho Falls in involved with York Farm Bureau, held Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 10 ter, aunt and friend passed away three nieces; and her very spe- 1940. They lived in Idaho Falls York School Board in 1948, a.m. at St. Margarites Church, suddenly of a heart attack, on cial friend and companion, Kim until 1950 when they moved Henrietta Chapter #21 Order of Tooele. Feb. 3, 2007. Dreama was born Yoder. Dreama was a very spe- in Welch, W. Va., and moved to cial person and a good friend Utah with her mother at age 4. to all who knew her. She will her sisters Lillis Jo and RaNae. She grew up in Tooele, gradu- be greatly missed by all of us. Helen Jean Roten Helen is survived by her daugh- ated from Tooele High School Dreama Darlene Roberts Hildreth Funeral services will be held on ters, Glenda Kempff of Tooele, and played clarinet in the high ter. Dreama was divorced in July Friday, Feb. 9, at 11 a.m. at Tate In loving memory of our Sandy (Kelly) Dare of Tooele; school band. She married Frank 2004. She worked at Smurfitt Mortuary. A viewing will be held mother, grandma, great grand- and her son, Randy (Chris) Roten Utley and later divorced. She prior to the services from 9:30 to Stone Container in Salt Lake ma (Gramma Sugar) and sis- of Pleasant Grove, Utah. Helen married Mike Hildreth in March 10:30 a.m. Interment will be at City, as an accountant, for 13 ter, Helen Jean Roten, passed was preceded in death by her 1986, and they had one daugh- the Tooele City Cemetery. away peacefully at her home in husband, Glen Roten; son, Gary Tooele, Utah, on Feb. 4, 2007. Roten; and brothers, Keith Scott and Randy (Tammy) Russell of She was born to Joseph and and Udell Scott. The funeral will Elvin Odell Russell St. George. He was a member of Lillis Scott on Nov. 7, 1928, in be held on Wednesday Feb. 7, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Dividend, Utah. Helen married 11 a.m. at Tate Mortuary. Viewing Elvin Odell Russell (Crooner, Latter-day Saints. He served hon- Glen Wade Roten on May 28, will be Tuesday, Feb. 6, at Tate Chuck, Buddy), age 71, passed orably in the United States Navy 1949, and together they had Mortuary from 6 to 8 p.m. and away Feb. 5, 2007. from March 8, 1956, to March four children: Glenda Kempff one hour prior on Wednesday. Odell was born March 28, 1935, 7, 1962. Odell had 16 grandchil- of Tooele, Randy (Chris) Roten Graveside services following at to Elvin Orr and Violet Sagers dren and three great-grandchil- of Pleasant Grove, Utah, Sandy the Tooele Cemetery. Mom we Helen Jean Roten Russell. Odell married Dalene dren. Odell is preceded in death (Kelly) Dare of Tooele, Utah, will miss you dearly, and you Richins June 20, 1964. He is sur- by his parents. Funeral services and Gary Roten. Helen lived life the time spent with them. Helen will always be in our thoughts vived by his wife, Dalene; and will be held Saturday, Feb. 10, at to its fullest, and her family was also enjoyed the weekly drive to and remain in our hearts for- brother, Blaine (Judy) Russell 11 a.m. in the Rush Valley LDS her greatest joy, and she relished Grantsville for game night with ever. of Rush Valley. They had five Ward. Friends may call at Tate children, Suedell (Mike) Spragg, Mortuary Friday from 6 to 8 and Kevin (Amie) Russell, Polliann from 9:30 to 10:45 prior to the TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT (Jerrod) Pierce of Rush Valley, service at the church. Interment BULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BULLETIN Virginia (Bud) Turner of Tooele, in the St. John Cemetery. Elvin Odell Russell

NOTES OF APPRECIATION “If we as directors are not state are pushing for a piece funds the legislature appropri- Fundraise actively involved, I do not of legislation called HB 335, ates for The Children’s Justice continued from page A3 believe we would have the sponsored by Rep. Brad L. Center for its own administra- In Gratitude A very special thanks money necessary to keep Dee, which would ensure the tive costs and started pro- donations to finances were the centers operating,” said Children’s Justice Center’s There are no words to convey We the family of Reah H. Doane viding funding based on how Sheffield. “Our Friends boards have the ability to fundraise our appreciation and thanks for the would like to express a special worth an additional $79,554. many interviews a Children’s do an excellent job and I want as part of employees’ job overwhelming support our family thank you for the excellent care Patricia Sheffield, director Justice Center completes. to make sure people under- duties. has received after the tragic death and dedication of Dr. Abarca and of the Washington County Next fiscal year, there has stand that, but they are also Even if the bill passes of our son, grandson, brother and the staff of Mountain West Family Children’s Justice Center, been talk that the state will volunteers. A lot of them have to allow fundraising, the friend Ryan White. Practice, for your care and support said her county attorney gen- take 6 percent for adminis- full-time jobs or a lot of them Children’s Justice Center is The outpouring of love, prayers, during our mother’s two years in trative costs and continue eral considers her a county have children at home and we frustrated by other changes cards, letters, calls, e-mails, flowers, Tooele. Also to the Mountain West to base funding on the num- employee as well. She said can’t expect them to bring in put in place by the state attor- food, tears and hugs from relatives, Medical Center’s doctors, especially ber of interviews conducted, there’s never been a problem the kind of money we need.” ney general’s office. friends, neighbors and fellow work- Dr. Hom, nurses and staff of the with fundraising until recent- To clarify concerns, Hogan, Last year the state attorney regardless of the operating ers from our Tooele community has emergency room, and all who pro- ly. Now she also feels she’s Jensen and other county attor- general’s office started taking costs of the center. been beyond belief. vided love, kindness and support. walking a fine line. neys and directors around the 2 percent or $48,000 of the [email protected] Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you to the person(s) for the Ryan’s mom, Carolyn Great Harvest Bread Company bas- dad, Doug ket of goodies (we don’t know who “The benefit to us is I don’t eye view, he became curious licenses and repairing decay- brothers, Rick and Kelly left it, please let us know). have a payroll,” Scott said, about Stansbury Park and ing stairs and decks to get sisters, Victoria and Alexandria David Morris and family Spa although he noted he hopes to spent a night at the Millpond them back up to code. With grandmas Beverly White and Loretta Pralle and family continued from page A3 be able to offer an insurance Spa as a way of getting to the help of his wife, a design- Marilyn Hillman Rosalie Francis and family seven years when they both package for team members know the community. er and several volunteers, he served in the U.S. Navy. who work 40 hours at some “I stayed here and I fell was able to bring the spa back Located on the north side point in the future. in love with it,” he said of to a soothing oasis. Colorado prisons are of Stansbury Lake near the Scott said guests get better Stansbury Park. Master esthetician Leslie Stansbury Park Observatory, service from staff who are Impressed with his stay at Reader of Tooele had also the Millpond Spa is replete financially motivated to pro- the Millpond Spa, he bought been watching the Millpond facing glut of inmates with balconies and a patio vide services. a gift certificate for his wife. Spa and Retreat from afar. She housing an extra-large whirl- Ellen, who retired from a She was so enamored of her spotted the building one day By Steven K. Paulson State lawmakers were skeptical, pool to take advantage of career as an office manag- visit, she returned the favor. while driving around the com- ASSOCIATED PRESS saying the parole system needs to be the lakeside view. Its loca- er to raise their 11-year-old But when he went to redeem munity and listened to rumors DENVER (AP) — Colorado is fac- fixed first or eliminated. They said tion near the Stansbury Park son, now manages the finan- the gift, he discovered the spa that the spa would soon be ing a prison overcrowding crisis that a large number of people now in golf course makes it an ideal cial side of the business. She had been closed. opening again for business. will leave the state short 2,173 beds prison are avoiding parole because spot for sports enthusiasts serves as hostess — bringing By then the Totmans had As soon as she could, the in six years unless ways can be there are no incentives to get out of interested in winding down in trays of chocolate, tea and moved into a house across former ABC 4 News makeup found to reduce the booming prison prison early and avoid the intense either the walk-in steamroom fruit to guests — and keeps the lake from the spa, and for artist joined the Millpond Spa population, said prison director Ari supervision. or the dry sauna. the lodging side of the busi- two years they watched the team. Zavaras. “It seems apparent that the parole “I want this to be a nice ness in order. building deteriorate. One day, Sitting in a comfy chair in Zavaras told lawmakers the cheap- system is broken,” said Sen. Brandon place to retreat,” Scott said. The Millpond’s European as they were discussing their a lounge area of the Millpond est and best way to avoid a crisis is Shaffer, D-Longmont. “I want people to leave here breakfast is provided through aspiration to own a bed-and- spa, Totman said he looks for- to restore funding for treatment and Zavaras said it would be short- feeling better than they did two Tooele County caterers. breakfast, Ellen directed her ward to years of return visits prevention programs to keep felons sighted to slash or eliminate parole, when they arrived.” Totman said he doesn’t husband’s eyes “10 degrees from a nice clientele. from going back to prison. He said calling it an effective tool for monitor- Following an unusual busi- expect to turn a profit at the over from the television,” to “I want this to be a place not only will the state save money, ing ex-felons and preventing crime. ness model, the Totmans Millpond for at least three the living room window and for Miller Motorsports Park it will reduce the number of crime “To me that’s a very key element provide services on demand years, so he continues work- a view of the Millpond spa. A widows, a get-away for cou- victims. of public safety,” said Zavaras. through a team of entrepre- ing his day job as helping spa hadn’t figured into their ples, or a place for locals who “There’s a classic win-win for all Rep. Debbie Stafford, R-Aurora, neurs rather than employees. businesses network through bed-and-breakfast plans, but just want somewhere to put of us,” Zavaras told a joint meeting said lawmakers need to find ways The team includes two per- computer programs. after praying about the mat- their in-laws,” he said. of the House and Senate Judiciary to provide incentives for inmates to sonal trainers, three licensed But he came very close to ter, Totman said he had a Totman has been market- Committees. take the training and classes they massage therapists, three on- quitting his job in 2002 when strong feeling the business ing the spa at bridal fairs for Zavaras said the rate of repeat need to return to a productive life. call massage therapists, mas- he was commuting to work would be right for his family. groups of women who want offenders hit 50 percent after the Zavaras said he would welcome any ter and basic estheticians, in Salt Lake City, leaving his He researched the owner- to be pampered, and hopes state slashed $12 million in funding program that would give him another hair stylists, and manicurists. home and family in central ship records of the building word of mouth will also grow for mental health, education, drug tool to reduce repeat offenders. The spa provides the loca- California. and began calling the owners the business. He said one of and alcohol treatment, sex offender Zavaras said his department is tion and product, and team He had searched the length on a weekly basis for more the best things about owning treatment and other programs after doing all it can to reduce the impact members make their own of the Interstate-15 corridor than two months without get- the spa is the opportunity he the economy went into recession gangs are having on prison popula- hours and are paid directly from Ogden to Provo, looking ting any response. Then one has to offer rest and relax- in 2002. tions. He said the number of gang by the guests. Instead of the for a place to call home but day they called back and gave ation to others. Zavaras said the state could avoid members in Colorado prisons has these vendors paying a rental nothing felt right, until one him a price quote. “When I go to work I can building 180 new beds over five years increased from 5,056 in 2000 to 8,373 fee to the facility, the busi- day his airplane flew out of He jumped at the offer and offer pleasure, I can help peo- and save $41 million if it can reduce last year, making it difficult for the ness gives them a percentage Salt Lake City and went over began the process of clean- ple feel good,” he said. “The the recidivism rate. state to keep them separated. of their income. Tooele Valley. From this bird’s ing up the building, getting whole thing is a blessing. TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

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From The Sidelines Disappointing finish at state for Tooele swimming by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Tooele knew the 2006-07 Class Colts’ super 3A State swimming championships Friday and Saturday at Brigham Young University would be a fierce soaker triumph battle for state supremacy. And the Buffs expected to fight to a top-five finish when both of the girls not so super and boys final standings were tallied. as everyone However, only the Tooele girls else disap- managed to stay in an elite fourth- pointed or place team finish while the boys team was it just fell into eighth in the overall state W standings. me? After looking for- ward to Super Bowl XLI Mary Burden parlayed a stellar sec- for several weeks it just ond-place finish in the 50 free Friday didn’t deliver. Heck, I to lead the Lady Buffs and the Tooele was rooting for the Colts girls 200 medley relay squad fought to win and they did 29 to a bronze status as well. Trish Cox to 17 over the Chicago David Gumucio also garnered a fourth place in the Bears, but it still didn’t CONTRIBUTING WRITER final state standings in the 100 breast- help. Super Bowl XLI just stroke while the Lady Buff 200 free wasn’t all that super! I relay squad also grabbed a fourth- think I’m experiencing PSBD (Post Super Bowl place finish. Depression). Just as expected, Judge Memorial Believe me, I tried to stay with the game, raced to the top of the Class 3A State but my attention just kept wandering off like Swimming standings with 470 points Chicago’s entire offensive unit. Yet it wasn’t and easily upended runner-up Park the Bear’s fault. They only had six turn- City (344) by over 134 points. Logan overs (four fumbles and two interceptions). grabbed third place overall at 241 Grossman only called 48 plays while having followed by Tooele (146), Cedar City another stellar night as Commander and Chief (142), Juan Diego (138), Snow Canyon of Chicago, racking up a whopping 165 yards (126), Pine View (123), South Summit in the air for a touchdown and two intercep- (100), Dixie (91), Canyon View (90), tions. I paced for more yards than the Bears Wasatch (41), Bear River (34), Ogden offense delivered in Soggy Bowl XLI (265 yards (33), Richfield (16), Rowland Hall-St. and 11 first downs). But heck, we are talking Marks (15), Delta (14), Uintah (2) and about a team whose defense has been outscor- Intermountain Christian School (2), ing their offense all season, or so it seemed. respectively. The weather could have been a factor for Meanwhile, Tooele’s Jon Lee pow- my distraction. It was coming down like Colts ered his way to a fourth-place status and Bears all game long. To heck with the wet in the 100 back to pave the way for players, slippery footballs and a sloppy field, the THS boys swim squad. Buff team- what about the ABC camera crews? Those mates Terence Perkins and Matt Ricci poor guys suffered all night long! I liked play- also claimed fifth and sixth respec- ing “count the drops” on the camera lens, or tively in the event and the Tooele 400 “can you see them” through the fogged up free relay team also grabbed sixth cameras. The most exciting play of the game place overall. was when the cameraman was knocked flat Ogden captured the 3A swimming in the rain puddle (actually it was more like boys team title with 337 and eas- a lake) after a failed pass attempt to the end photography / Mike Anderson ily upended Logan (219) for run- zone. The poor guy almost drowned. The little Tooele’s Terence Perkins competes in the 100 breaststroke in the Class 3A State Swimming championships Saturday at Brigham robotic camera over the field had to go in Young University. The Buff senior battled to a fifth place time of 1:06.96 to spark the THS team in the two-day meet. SEE SWIMMING ON A11 out of the rain and ABC lost another camera to overheating while under the canvas trying to stay dry. The cameramen went through more towels keeping the water spots off their Cowgirls regroup with big win over Lady Bears lenses than the Colts had play calls (81) or by Nick Drake streak headed into a tough week of cords for 10 to lead Logan to the Rika Larsen poured in a game first downs (24). Speaking of first downs did I SPORTS EDITOR region play. region victory. high 17 and Kelsi Wells pumped in mention the Bears only had 11… I think I did Logan outscored Grantsville in Rika Larsen flipped in a game- 14 to pave the way. Sammie Jensen mention that. Grantsville went to Logan look- three of four frames Jan. 25 and high 24 and Kelsi Wells tossed in and Kylie Erickson also connected It surely wasn’t the Colts’ fault. Peyton ing to get rid of the nasty aftertaste rolled to a 55-42 victory over the seven. Marissa Robbins also fired for 12 each and Megan Oltjenbruns Manning finally got the monkey off his back of a gut-wrenching loss to Tooele. Cowgirls on the Lady Grizzlies in six for Grantsville. netted five. and the poor thing was soaking wet and shiv- But the Lady Grizzlies gave the home hardwoods. Grantsville did battle back last Cha Jung poured in 28 to lead ering so, it was a pitiful sight. At least every- Cowgirls more region indigestion Katie Krogh fired in a game-high Tuesday with a decisive 71-49 vic- one knows now that a turnover is not a pastry and Grantsville is facing a losing 24 and Teresa Edward popped the tory over Bear River at GHS. SEE REGROUP ON A11 and Peyton Manning can win the big one… I’ll sleep better knowing that. While Peyton and the boys racked up 430 yards and the MVP was 25-38 for 239 yards — a touchdown and Goode joins three champs as Buffs take third in region wrestling an interception — I thought his running backs Steve Schwartzman Friday and Saturday at the Region 11 on the match, the other two to Goode records and a pin each to tote more Dominic Rhodes and Joseph Addai deserved wrestling championships. and Travis Gustafson, who unveiled silver for the Buffs on the match. Co-MVP honors more. They were the first run- CORRESPONDENT Tooele’s Daniel Goode entered Goode’s dominant performance the most surprising result of the meet, Tooele’s Jake Foster finished off ning back duo to rush for more than 75 yards a Logan High School on Saturday with was a strong argument that led to the going 3-0 with a pin in finals to seize things for the county silver distribu- game each in Super Bowl history (Rhodes for a pair of wrestling shoes, a compact Buffs third-place overall finish (202) the 119 crown. tion, posting second place in the 171 113 yards and a touchdown and Addai for 77 140-pound physique and a determined behind Bear River (266) and Logan Jake Prather of Tooele fought to a division after a 2-1 record with one yards) and they were clearly the difference in eye to make a name for himself on (255), while beating out Ogden (122), 2-1 record with one pin, placing him fall. the mat. Ben Lomond (100.5), and Grantsville second overall in the 103 division as Grantsville’s Corey Gunderson SEE COLTS ON A11 Four wins, one plaque, and a com- (89.5). Chris Heaps’ 1-1 record posted him in started things off for county bronze bined two minutes and 11 seconds Braeden Torgensen started off the second place at 125. medalists, after a 3-1 finish and two later, he had done just that. Buffs meet with a bang by seizing the Grantsville’s Torree Powell was the pins at 103 to finish off the region Goode powered to a 4-0 record, all championship in the 103-pound divi- cowboys’ star of the match, battling to meet. matches won by first round falls, to sion, scoring a 3-0 record with two a 2-1 record with one pin to capture Jake Golden hoisted the bronze Sports Wrap seize the 140-division region cham- falls. silver overall. region crown at 119 with a 3-1 record pionship and the lower weight Most Torgensen’s title was one of three Both THS’ Zeb Hansen (145) and Outstanding Wrestler honors last Buff gold medals to be handed out Monte Schmalhaus (15) boasted 2-1 SEE CHAMPS ON A11 Lady Mustangs avenge loss Dugway avenged a bitter region setback Saturday with a 66-47 home triumph over Wendover at DHS. Sherilyn Pianar popped the nets for a game-high Mustangs reach 17 and C.J. Mathews tossed in 16. Jaynie Palmer also pumped in 15 and Tayci Morse netted 12. Allison Suppanich paved the way for the Lady for home win Wildcats with a team-high 16 and Lindsay Mascaro fired in nine. Jennie Bateman and Krishton Gonzales added seven each. over Wildcats Dugway closes out the regular season today by Nick Drake with a road test at Eureka against region rival Tintic at 6 p.m. SPORTS EDITOR Dugway knew it had a tough task ahead when Lady Buffs fall the Region 18 boys basketball schedule came Logan outscored Tooele in the opening three out and the Mustangs had to hit the road for the periods and captured a hard fought 37-33 triumph opening two league games of the 2006-07 cam- over the Lady Buffs Thursday at THS. paign. The Lady Grizzlies remained deadlocked in first But after the Mustangs registered a hard place in the Region 11 girls basketball standings fought 65-63 overtime victory over Wendover with a hard fought victory. Jan. 12 at WHS, Dugway knew another road win Katie Krogh spurred the win with a team-high 20 at Meridian would give DHS a big leg up on its and Sam Thomas poured in 14 for the Lady Buffs. league competitors. Tooele ventures to Garland today to tangle The incentive was all Dugway needed. with the Lady Bears at Bear River and hit the The Mustangs outscored Meridian 25-7 in the road to Grantsville Thursday to complete the first frame and 24-5 in the second and coasted regular season slate. Both games are scheduled to a decisive 82-46 triumph over region rival to begin at 7 p.m. Meridian Jan. 19 in Provo. Landon Wilkins poured in a game-high 31 Bear River rolls past GHS points and Stacy Keith chipped in with 15 to spur Jake Miller fired in 22 and Taylor Bowcutt the Mustang triumph. Brady Allred also contrib- popped the nets for 15 to lead Bear River to a 76-50 uted 13 and Zach James tossed in 11 to ignite the home victory over Grantsville Friday in Garland. league victory. The Bears outscored the Cowboys in all four Quinn McCloskey paced the Mongoose with a frames of the game. team-high 18. Marcus Johnson paced Grantsville with Dugway also cruised to a decisive 50-22 home triumph over Wasatch Academy Jan. 24 and photography / Mike Anderson SEE WRAP ON A11 Wendover’s Jose Rosales (left) and Dugway’s Morgan Kartchner battle for a loose ball in Friday’s game at SEE REACH ON A11 Dugway. The Mustangs captured a 62-48 triumph over the Wildcats in the Region 18 boys basketball affair. TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Logan rallies past Tooele, 66-61 Swimming continued from page A10 Jake Gordon off with a quick three-point play players looked to pass the ball into CONTRIBUTING WRITER and Johnson nailing his third 3- Abouo as he was able to score the ner-up status by 118. Snow Tooele worked extremely hard pointer of the half as Tooele was first seven points of the fourth. Canyon claimed third place on defense to quiet Logan’s star able to maintain their lead at the After a time-out was called by with 214 followed by Park City player Charles Abouo, holding break. Logan Josh Johnson was quickly (205), Wasatch (175), Cedar City him to only 12 first half points and Hogan started things off for the able to get down low and convert (142), Rowland Hall-St. Marks building a seven-point lead head- Buffs with a layup to give his team a three-point play which was fol- (139), Tooele ()138), Pine View ing into halftime. Colton Hogan a nine-point lead at the beginning lowed by a layup by Clausing with (124), Canyon View (111), Judge was able to break through with of the third. Logan quickly reacted the nice assist from Hogan to tie Memorial (96), Bear River (75), some post moves of his own to with the help of Marcus Baker the game at 53-53. Hogan also hit Delta (58) and Richfield (34), keep the game close down to the applying pressure on the ball and two big shots of his own as his respectively. wire but in the end Tooele was running the fast breaks, as he sweet touch off the glass was able Tooele Coach Mel Roberts said unable to stop Abouo as he scored was able to get a layup and four to tie the game up on both shots. he wasn’t quite sure what hap- more points. Things for Tooele 22 second half points en route to a With under one minute to go pened to his post-season tested were starting to go downhill after 34-point performance and squeak Hogan was able to drive through team headed into the coveted a technical foul was called on by with a 66-61 win over Tooele. the lane and lay in two more state meet Friday and Saturday Zach Clausing and soon thereaf- at Brigham Young University. Josh Johnson’s two quick 3- points to bring Tooele within one ter an explosive dunk by Charles “It was without a doubt, my pointers at the beginning of the point. After Abouo was able to Abouo from the baseline tied the worst state meet,” he stated. “I game spread out Logan’s defense build a three-point advantage, game at 46-46 and gave Logan the don’t know why the kids didn’t and gave Colton Hogan enough Tooele had one possession to try momentum. get the time drops we expected. wiggle room down low to drop in and tie the game but Logan’s Joe As the fans from Logan were But I have to take the blame, Stock was able to steal it away 21 points as Johnson was able to still on their feet from the previ- not the swimmers. The team did score 18 to give Region 11 lead- ous dunk Abouo picked up anoth- from Tanner Stuart and make a everything I asked of them all ing Logan a scare until the final er steal and ran downcourt and final layup as time expired. year. They looked so good the buzzer. subsequently bricked the dunk Along with Hogan’s 21 and past two weeks in practice and Johnson and Hogan teamed up and then was called for a techni- Johnson’s 18 the Buffs also got a yet we didn’t get the time drops to score 15 of Tooele’s 20 first cal foul for hanging on the rim. strong game from Clausing with we should have.” quarter points as they were able The foul shots from that technical 10. The win for Logan keeps them The state meet capped the to get Logan into early foul trou- was enough to give Tooele a two- undefeated in region play while prep swimming careers of ble and lead 20-12 right out of the point advantage entering the final Tooele drops to 3-5 with two seniors Trish Cox, Laurie gate. quarter. games left to play. The Buffs play Halladay, Lizette Torres, Trent The Buffs used a complete team Logan turned into a one-man their final home game of the regu- Andrus, Cameron Crane, Alix effort during the second quarter team during the final period as lar season tomorrow against Ben Court, Jon Lee, Terence Perkins with Justin Brady starting things every time down all of Logan’s Lomond at 7 p.m. and Bobby Philpot. “The seniors have provided great leadership and set an photography / Mike Anderson Thursday, both at GHS at 7 (Logan). They are a good team example for the rest of the team Tooele’s Jared Genther dives into the BYU pool in Saturday’s Class 3A Regroup p.m. and we had a really rough first to follow,” he stated. “They will State Swimming championships. The Buff senior took 18th place in the prestigious meet. continued from page A10 Grantsville Coach Kenzie quarter again. That is what’s be missed, but I’m sure the rest Newton said her team needs hurting us the last few games, of the team will step up to fill Erika Andrews, Lizette Torres meet doing a great time and Ogden to a 50-38 triumph over to regroup against some formi- getting down in the first quar- the void they will leave.” and Bobby were all slower than sending a message to the rest dable foes in Ogden and Tooele ter. I felt Rika played really the Cowgirls Thursday on the Coach Roberts said the team their seeded time and dropped of the team that the taper had Lady Tigers home hardwoods. (Feb. 8). well and finished under the began strong but just couldn’t in the standings. And so it con- worked and we were going to Megan Oltjenbruns, Sammie “It’s only one game and we basket for us. I feel like Logan get it going the entire meet. tinued for the rest of the meet.” swim fast. Jensen and Rika Larsen all hit still have more league games is a really good team but they “The meet started out good Coach Roberts did note there to go,” she noted. “We shot are beatable. We’ve had two “I am hoping with time, I will eight points each to pace the with the girls medley relay mov- were a few bright spots during Grantsville attack. really well from the free-throw losses in a row and now we ing up to third with a season- be able to look back at the great the meet for the two teams. Grantsville hosts Ben line. I think we have to play have to bounce back and finish best time,” he noted. “The boys season we had and get over this “The Lady Buff 200 and 400 Lomond today and Tooele one of our better games to beat the region strong like we can.” medley relay improved their meet,” he noted. “Next year we free relays, Trish and Laurie in season-best time a little but move up to Class 4A and into the 100 breaststroke and Mary in were only able to move into sev- a very tough region for swim- the 100 free all turned in strong (171, 3-2) Jake Templeton (215, 3- (130, 1-3) and Trevor Anderson enth place. The 200 free event ming. We are going to have our performances,” he stated. “Our 2), and Jace Hart (275, 1-2) came (140, 1-3) placed sixth as well. has Amber Skelton, Cam Crane work cut out for us.” Champs strongest events for the boys home with fourth place medals of Brady Wice was the lone and Jon Lee record lifetime best Individual stats on the two continued from page A10 were the 100 backstroke and their own. Buffalo to finish in the last med- swims but didn’t move up in state meets will be published in 100 breaststroke where there and two pins as Cowboy Chance Tooele’s Ben Nelson was the dling position, taking sixth with a the standings. Laurie Halladay a future edition. Rowley went 3-1 with one pin to first of three THS wrestlers to 1-3 record at 145. had a good time but could only was some improvement from seize the 145 bronze region-wide. finish fifth overall, by seizing the Other wrestlers featured manage 11th. their season-best swims. But Isaac Brown of THS capped award in the 112 division as Austin at the Region 11 match were “I really started to worry in not enough to score the points off the bronze medalists with a Hansen (152, 1-2) and Kent Heder Grantsville’s Michelle Meredith the 200 individual medley,” he we thought we would get. Jon 3-1, three fall record in the 189 (189, 2-2) finished the match in (103), Taylor Hawkins (130), Toby added. “Tiffani Smith, Courtney (back) and Terence and Matt in division. fifth for the Buffs. Martinez (140), Drew Hart (145), Stubbs and Trent Andrus all the 100 breaststroke were able At 130, Jesse Bissegger of Grantsville’s Daryl James got Kennedy Storwold (152), and had time drops but didn’t score to earn medals.” Tooele boasted a 2-2 record with the final placing spots, seizing Skylar Phelps (160), and Tooele’s while Trish, Bobby Philpot and The veteran Buff swimming one pin to place fourth overall as sixth place with a 1-3 record Ken Elsbury (125), Cassidy Adams Matt Snarr swam a little better coach said he was shocked by the Cowboy trio of Seth Kreiser overall, teammates Tyler Gregory (130), Michael Trujillo (135), Josh than their season best but fin- the team’s overall performance. Day (140), Glen Kummer (160), ished lower than their seeded “Over the years, I have heard Koleten Kroeger (171), and Marco position. Mary Burden was the other coaches talk about hav- Rebaza (215). highlight of the day (Friday) ing a disappointing state meet The Buffs and Cowboys will with a second in the 50 free where their swimmers did not travel to UVSC this Thursday- and looked good the whole do as well as they expected,” Saturday for the UHSAA 3A state way and gave us an optimistic said Coach Roberts. “But I had championships to finish off the outlook for the second day. In never experienced it. We just 2006-07 season. the fly, Trent had a good time couldn’t get the spark we need- drop but did not score while ed with someone early in the Wrap Flag Football tourney continued from page A10 slated The annual St. Patrick’s Day a team-high 15 and Alex Childs Adults 7-on-7 Flag Football tourna- tossed in 10. ment will be held in March. The Grantsville closes out its home event will be held March 17 and 24 schedule Wednesday with a key bout at the Deseret Peak Complex. The with rival Ogden on Senior Tribute Night and hits the road Friday to tan- entry fee is $150 per team and the gle with Ben Lomond on the Scots final day of registration is March 9. home hardwoods. Both games are For more information contact Jeff scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Newton at 435-241-0057.

They were “all wet” themselves Colts and most of them delivered about Pet of the Week continued from page A10 like the Bears’ offense. They walked on the field, did their the game to me. But I think this 30-second thing and walked off was all decided long before leaving us asking, “What was Devin Hester, a rookie mind you, that?” The Rock, Snickers and ran the opening kickoff back 92 Hitchhiker commercials got my yards for a Chicago touchdown vote. But they paled in compari- and a commanding lead for at son to other Super Bowl com- least a while. Anyway, while the mercials of the past. Colts swam away with this one Speaking of the past, that is on the field the Bears were still where the Super Bowl’s produc- in it on the scoreboard, which ers should have left Prince. The photography / Mike Anderson surely helped keep others inter- half-time show was as lame as Wendover’s Derek Peterson fires up a shot over a Dugway player in ested. the game featuring the aging rock Friday’s game at DHS. The Mustangs captured the contest 62-48 to The Colts couldn’t score any icon sporting an Aunt Jemima remain perfect in Region 18 boys basketball action on the season while touchdowns offensively but they headdress and a 1970s leisure the Wildcats are tied with Tintic and Meridian for second place in the kicked a lot of field goals, or suit playing music most people league standings. so they tried. A slippery snap didn’t know or understand, escaped kick holder Hunter although Purple Rain was a fit- Smith’s hands for an aborted ting end to the program. At least Dugway Coach George Bruce PAT and Adam Vinatieri missed a we didn’t have to worry about a Reach said his team put forth its best 36-yard chip shot at the half. But wardrobe malfunction. So there you have it… Super continued from page A10 overall defensive performance he did hit three other field goals, on the floor in the road victory which ironically kept the Bears Bowl XLI... the game as strange Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be toppled Tintic 55-40 Friday, both over Meridian. in it throughout the game. The as its name. It was nice to watch required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. at DHS. “I thought we came out with Colt defense finally got perturbed Tony Dungy win his second Shelters are only required to hold animals for good intensity,” he noted. “We enough at the offensive that Super Bowl ring as a coach. He is Now with Friday’s home 62- three days before they are euthanized. 48 victory over Wendover, the came out strong and took con- they took matters into their own a class act and well deserving of For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Mustangs are in control of the trol right from the start. We also hands. Kelvin Hayden decided everything the NFL and life has to offer him. And heck, he gets to available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at league standings. knew that we could take con- to intercept a floater from trol of the league if we could Grossman and tippy-toe down go to Disney World! We also had 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville The wins take Dugway to a Animal Shelter at 884-6881. win both roads games to start the sideline for a touchdown that a great time with our dear friends perfect 5-0 region record after the season. That motivated this put the game out of reach. While David and Stefni Durrant and the Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. the first-half of league action is team. I think that is the best we the Colt offense and Manning kids. They are family to us and completed and sport a 14-3 over- have played defensively all year. were “walking on water” it was we always enjoy great conversa- all mark on the season. Dugway Stacy (Keith) and Zach (James) the great defensive effort by the tion, great food and great times, Tooele Veterinary hosts rival Meridian Wednesday really helped Landon on the Colts that really drowned the even watching a very monoto- Clinic at 7 p.m. and ventures to Mt. boards and that really makes Bears. nous football game. Try to stay Pleasant Friday for a 7 p.m. con- a big difference in our team. It The Super Bowl commercials dry and warm out there. I’ll see 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 test against Wasatch Academy. was a huge win for us.” were another real distraction. you from the sideline. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 THEN & NOW Snowshoeing Erickson Pass makes one appreciate the cold weather rickson footholds and black leather Pass straps. These bad boys didn’t Eis a only look good but they worked little known like a charm. They were very piece of easy to get on and off and when high ground your feet are sinking in snow in Tooele and your hands are frozen it is County that important for this task to be a connects the quick and easy one. Sheeprock I put on my old pale green Range in “Tubbs.” We put on our back- the east to Jaromy Jessop packs, grabbed our cameras the Simpson GUEST COLUMNIST and headed east up the old Range in the road towards the Sheeprock west. The ele- Mountains. The snow was fresh vation of the pass is 6,258 feet and deep and as a result, even which makes this a high-desert the best snowshoes wouldn’t pass much like Johnson’s Pass keep you totally on top of the and Lookout Pass. Erickson white stuff but they allow you to Pass is located at the head of make good time on a trail where a long valley which gradually you would otherwise sink up to rises from the Pony Express your nether regions. trail in the north to Erickson It was 6 degrees when we Pass in the south. Government started our hike, but when you Creek is the principle drainage snowshoe, you build up body in this valley. The valley was heat very quickly. It is very simi- highly prized back in the 1800s lar to cross-country skiing as far for its abundant water, good as energy output is concerned range grasses, and timber in so you need to layer your cloth- the form of pinyon and juniper. ing. The worst thing that you Porter Rockwell loved this can do on a cold day like that is valley and made his home ranch to start sweating profusely. The somewhere along Government reason being is that once you Creek. The exact location of stop walking, the sweat freezes where his ranch was located to your body and you are a high- remains a mystery to me but I risk candidate for hypothermia am certain that there are old- at that point. timers and members of the The sky began to clear and the Rockwell family who know craggy peaks of 9,264-foot Red exactly where it was. Mountain and 9,274-foot Black Erickson Pass is a great desti- Crook peak began to come in nation for winter fun and adven- and out of view. Another mile of ture. Even though the snow is trudging through the snow and quite deep at times and the these peaks were boldly dis- temperatures are cold, the high played in the sunlight with only pinyon/juniper forest is a great remnant wisps of clouds that place to escape the doldrums looked much like there were of the city. On an icy winter little fires here and there on the day in January, my wife and I mountain with smoke billow- decided to go to Erickson Pass ing up. and try out a new pair of snow- There were snow crystals shoes. Down in Skull Valley it suspended in the frigid air and seemed like there wouldn’t be the trail in front of you fairly enough snow to do any snow- sparkled. The snow had drifted shoeing but as we wound our to great depths and in other way up Porter Valley along the places the ground was nearly Government Creek drainage, bare. The junipers down below the snow became deeper and in Government Creek were deeper. weighted down with at least It was a very cold and misty 12 new inches of snow but up day. After a big storm in the here near the pass, the violent desert, wispy frozen clouds action of the wind had blown drape themselves all over and them free, leaving intricate ice in-between the high peaks. The crystals, known as rime, trailing new snow carpeted the sage and off the branches in the direction junipers heavily and sparkled of the prevailing wind. like diamonds in the sun. We Up on the higher peaks, reached Erickson Pass at about the Douglas fir were perfectly noon, pushing fresh snow with the bumper of my truck as we flocked in a blanket of snow as if it were sprayed on for traveled through virgin powder photography courtesy of Jaromy Jessop to get there. a Christmas celebration. The The Sheeprocks, shown in the clouds, and the closer Simpson Range, offer snowshoers of all abilities a secluded winter hike through Erickson When we stepped out of the trail we were on starts from the Pass. pass and heads east up toward vehicle at the small open area blow up there. Erickson Pass eventually travels of the pass, we sank up to our the mountains. The Sheeprock The wind is channeled and the spine of one of these round- “Sunshine is delicious, rain knees in fresh snow and then Mountains in this area are thick- forced in between the Simpson ed fingers and ends abruptly sank a bit deeper as we broke ly cloaked with pinyon/juniper Mountains on the west and where the bulk of Black Crook the crust of the older snow forests up to about 6,500 feet is refreshing, wind braces where the rolling hills become the Sheeprock Mountains on Peak rises almost vertically below. Mishelle had a new pair 1,100 feet up to its summit. of “Red Feather - Ice 30” snow- barren and vegetation free the east. These bare, rounded except for low-growing scrub hills rise up to the base of the For those interested, this is an us up, snow is exhilarating; shoes. They were shiny brushed excellent starting point for a aluminum with clear plastic sage and anything else that can Sheeprocks and greatly resem- survive the severe winds that ble Scotland. The road from climb to the summit of Black there is really no such thing as bad weather, only differ- ent kinds of good weather” — JOHN RUSKIN Crook Peak. I have made this The pass is obvious and you climb several times from this can snowshoe for miles along point and it never disappoints. different roads from that point. Finally, the extreme cold I always park in the open area became too much and we and head due east to the high- decided to turn back before it est peaks. Numerous side roads got dark and the temperature head off to long-abandoned min- dropped well below zero. As ing claims and side canyons so we trudged forward, plowing consult a map and know where fresh powder with each step, I you are going so you don’t get admired the Indian Peaks in the lost. I always carry a full pack Simpson Range as they were with all of the necessary gear to framed against an incredibly survive a few nights in the wil- blue, frozen, winter sky. derness if the need arose. This We reached the vehicle after also allows me the necessary about two hours of snowshoe- space to carry layered clothing ing. The grade along this trail is and extra socks. I recommend very gradual making it a good larger snowshoes rather than one for persons of all snow- some of the new smaller ver- shoeing abilities. The likelihood sions coming out because the of having to share this trail with larger ones are designed to bear anyone else is small as I seldom the weight of a full pack. run into others out in this area. Ski poles are a good idea To get to Erickson Pass, fol- and you should make sure that low State route 36 south out your snowshoes have some of Tooele to the Old Pony teeth on the bottom especially Express Trail just before you if you are going to be on steep get to Vernon. Turn right onto slopes, although they make the Pony Express Trail and fol- the sport easier anywhere. The low it up and over Lookout Pass Red Feather Ice 30’s that my and then down into Skull Valley wife used were awesome. I and several miles more until also recommend anything that you come to a crossroads with a bears the name “Tubbs.” You BLM sign stating Erickson Pass can snowshoe anywhere that is to the left. From this point, is public land and has enough turn left and follow that road snow. Know a little bit about for about 11.5 miles or so to the avalanche mechanics, always pass. The road is pretty good check the weather and road but if you don’t have four-wheel conditions and have a great time photography courtesy of Jaromy Jessop drive, don’t try it in the winter out in the winter where the land Porter Rockwell made his ranch along Government Creek in this area known as Erickson Pass. Roads go for miles and are ideal for snowshoeing as the higher you go, the deeper is just as beautiful when frozen as long as it is public land and there’s enough snow. the snow. as it is in the summertime. TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B1

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photography / Troy Boman Grocery Guru Ken Roesbery and Tooele Transcript Bulletin reporter Diane Sagers shopped Macey’s on Wednesday, saving nearly 70 percent on the grocery bill using Roesbery’s coupon technique. Grocery Guru’s tips work at home ast week I went Lshop- photography / Troy Boman ping with the Small class sizes are the norm for Vernon Elementary School educator, Linda Ekker. She is surrounded by her kindergarten through second-grade students, Brayden Holden, Grocery Guru, (top clockwise), Annie Pehrson, Becky Douglas, Garrett Rigby, Ashley Holden, Carlie Gowans, Sierra Hartshorn, Dylan Livingston, Kirstin Douglas and Toni Garcia. Ken Roesbery, and he showed me how to save considerable money on gro- ceries using his Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT Close-knit elementary is menu and shop- ping list. When I Homefront got home, I looked over the menu from his Web site and sorted out the purchases from the family to Vernon teacher shopping adventure as well. For $36.57 we had purchased well over by Alleen Lang $100 worth of foods. The choices CORRESPONDENT included most of the basic foods I fter over two decades Linda Ekker needed for the week’s meals and still rings the bell of the century some extra items to tuck away old schoolhouse in Vernon to call “I’m never done. for future use. However, I realized her students to class. For gen- that there were a few items on the erations Ekker has been part of I don’t have any menu we hadn’t purchased — for Vernon Elementary school. She example the beef for the meatloaf started as a kindergarten student, time to sit down on Tuesday’s meal. I had purchased Aattending school with her 10 siblings. Years later extra ground beef a couple of she returned as a new bride, working side-by-side all day long.” weeks earlier when it was on sale, with an instructor who had taught her as a young- and frozen it. It was already in the ster. After taking 10 years off to start her family, freezer — one of the obvious bene- Ekker returned again. — LINDA EKKER, fits of purchasing extra when some- Over the years the faces have changed and so VERNON ELEMENTARY thing is on sale. I also consulted the have teaching tools, but Ekker remains, dedicated Macey’s ad and found that ground to education and the young people of the small beef was on a special two-day sale ranch community. on Friday and Saturday last week. Even as a child Ekker loved the Vernon school The Guru and I hadn’t consulted and longed to return, but as she grew older and the my family’s tastes, so he wouldn’t young men of Vernon married “someone else,” her have known to add a few extras dream faded. Then she met James Ekker, a ranch- that we like, and his primary pur- er from a neighboring community. They courted pose is to couple coupons with while she completed her studies at Brigham Young sales to increase savings. University and married after her graduation. He couples the weekly ads put Linda Ekker’s father had died and her mother out by the grocery stores with cou- needed help with the ranch, so after she graduated pons that come in the Smart Source with a teaching degree he took over operation of and Valassis ads in the Transcript the land while she taught her first class at Vernon Bulletin and other papers. By Elementary. purchasing items that are already The small school was quite a stretch from her marked down and using coupons first teaching experience where she worked as an to lower the prices even further, intern in Salt Lake City, teaching 39 fourth-grade he helps the consumer save money students as a prerequisite to earning a teaching on groceries. He commented that a degree. person could save enough money The Salt Lake City class was crowded, but she to fund a cruise or other nice vaca- was supervised. She remembers being excited to tion during the course of a year by come back to Vernon, but nervous as well. shopping this way. “It was kind of scary to me,” she said. “I had to If I can save up to 75 percent on teach them how to read.” the bulk of the groceries I need, I Although she had a relatively large group with can afford to add some fresh fruits 18 students, “It turned out to be a great year.” and vegetables and a few extra In spite of working several jobs at once, the items to fit our tastes. years that followed have also been good years for photography / Troy Boman I decided to personalize a few Teacher Linda Ekkers rings the school bell while Carlie Gowans waits for her ride on Tuesday after school in Vernon. things for our family’s preferences SEE VERNON ON B8

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MENTORS EDUCATION FREE TREES he Youth and Families tudents are able to receive en free Colorado blue spruce Twith Promise program is Sfree career training while still Ttrees will be given to each now accepting applications for in high school by taking classes person from Utah who joins the new mentors. Volunteers are offered at Jordan Tech. Classes National Arbor Day Foundation matched one-on-one with youth are open to juniors and seniors. during February 2007. The free ages 9-12. Mentors are asked to Registration for next year has trees are part of the nonprofit spend an hour a week with their begun. There is an open house Foundation’s Trees for America mentee. Mentors must obligate scheduled for parents and stu- campaign. To become a mem- to the program for a minimum dents on Feb. 7, from 4 to 8 p.m. ber and receive the free trees, of six months - one year. If you For more information please send a $10 contribution to Ten are interested in enhancing the contact Mrs. Darlene Anderson, Free Colorado Blue Spruce Trees, life of a young person please Tooele High counseling office, National Arbor Day Foundation, call USU Extension at 843-2354 833-1981. 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska City, or 843-2353. Nebraska, 68410, by Feb. 28. Or join online at www.arborday.org. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 The Bulletin Board

person please call USU Extension at Tooele 843-2354 or 843-2353. Ladies of the Elks fundraiser Tourism tax grants There will be a Sweetheart dinner at Organizations in Tooele County wish- the Elks Lodge, 61 N. Main, on Valentine’s ing to be considered for a 2007 Tooele Day, Wednesday, Feb. 14. Chef Shauna County Tourism Tax Grant should pick Fox will prepare a special prime rib up an application form from the Tooele dinner with all the fixings. A romantic County Commission Office at the County chocolate fountain will accompany des- Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., in room 208. sert. We will start serving dinner at 6 to Applications must be returned to the 8 p.m. Reservations must be made by Commission office by March 1 before calling 882-2408. The charge is $25 per 5 p.m. couple, $12.50 each. Tickets are avail- Bath and Beauty Fair able at the lodge. The Bath and Beauty Fair by The Bath Help abuse victims and Beauty Collection at Mountain West photography courtesy of Grant Peterson Volunteers needed for the Tooele Grantsville FFA leader Grant Peterson and his student leader Monica Aagard testified to the legislature regarding the importance Medical Center will be on Thursday, Feb. County Domestic Violence and Sexual of HB 124 — a bill seeking some state funds for the State Board in conjunction with the Department of Agriculture to further 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the classrooms. Assault Victim Advocacy (DVSAVA) cri- two initiatives: Ag. in the classroom and FFA. The six other students he brought were also recognized and met personally with There will be exercise, nutrition, pam- sis line! Training will be provided and a Rep. Menlove and Rep. Gowans from the Tooele districts as well as Rep. Kerry Gibson from Weber County. Gibson told students pering items and books at 50 percent background check required. If interested he was Weber’s FFA president and it was the FFA that trained him in large measure for the public service he is performing now. savings. It’s open to public and proceeds please call 241-0337. Rep. Menlove explained the legislative process in great detail to the students, provided them with a legislative guide and had her support Senior Circle. assistant show them around. Peterson told the legislature that FFA, the largest youth leadership organization in America, with Senior citizen tax help Schools approximately 500,000 members nationwide, represents what’s right with education. Pictured (above, l-r) are Rep. John Mathis; Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 7, from Rep. Kerry Gibson; Monica Aagard, FFA President; Brian Peterson, FFA Vice-President; Shelby Quarnberg, FFA Parliamentarian; 9 to 3:30 p.m., and continuing every School enrollment applications Emalee McNeill; Kyle Gregory; Rep. Ronda Menlove; Nolan Blackhurst; Andrew Beckett, FFA Treasurer; Rep. Jim Gowans; Grant Wednesday until April 15, AARP will be The Tooele County School District Peterson FFA Advisor. available to assist senior citizens in pre- will be accepting applications from ele- http://tooelecity.org/tcl/library.html. language are available. Register now Services and Alzheimer’s Association - paring their income tax. Call the senior mentary and secondary students who to graduate — just $25 per semester. Utah Chapter. For info about Alzheimer’s center at 882-2870 for an appointment. are interested in enrolling in a school Getting to know our Arab Located at 76 S. 1000 West, Can be disease or attending the monthly group, Optimize your credit outside of his/her resident school bound- neighbors reached at 833-1994. Adult Education call Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130, or Donna Come learn how to improve your ary for the 2007-2008 school year. The The library will host a presentation of classes are for students 18 and over. at 882-2870 ext. 126. score. An improved credit score can application window is Feb. 1 to March “Getting to know our Arab neighbors” on English as a Second Language Wildlife meeting and dinner save you thousands of dollars in interest 30. Applications are available in all of the Feb. 8, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Anyone ESOL conversational classes are held The annual meeting and dinner will be and fees. Even if you have good credit schools or at the District Office. interested in this presentation, please meet Monday and Thursday from 7 – 9 p.m. held Feb. 10, at 6 p.m. at the Utah Fire there are tips and tricks to improve it. No Kindergarten registration in the library community room for local ESOL students may come anytime the Museum at the Deseret Peak Complex, cost. 60 S. Main St. at 6:30 p.m., Feb. 8. Kindergarten registration for Fall 2007 Peace Corps volunteer and lecturer, Shauna center is open for individualized study 2930 Highway 112. Show your support Call 882-0355 or april@myfidelitymutual. enrollment will be held at all elementary Steadman. She will share her experiences with our software programs and text- for our wildlife. Cost is $5 plus member- com. schools on Feb. 22 and 23. To be eligible with the Moroccan people through pictures books. The book fee is $25 per semester. ship: $5 single, $20 family, $25 corporate. to enter kindergarten, your child must and Arabic artifacts. The address is 76 S. 1000 West. For more There will be door prizes, raffle and Grantsville be at least 5 years old before Sept. 2, Bookmobile story time information call 833-1994. auction. Everyone is invited. For more 2007. If you have questions regarding the The Tooele County Bookmobile information call 884-0515 or 882-6795. Children’s program enrollment process, contact your school Library, 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story Groups Diabetes support group The Grantsville Children’s Program is principal or the Director of Elementary time will be held each Thursday at 4 p.m. Diabetes support group will be held set for March 15, 2007. Live try-outs will Education at the District Office, 435-833- unless the library is closed. For informa- N.A.R.F.E. meeting on Feb. 7, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Health be held March 7, at Willow Elementary. 1900 ext. 1104. tion call 884-3703. The Tooele Chapter of the National Department building. Our speaker will Individuals may try out for more than THS parent/teacher conferences Active and Retired Federal Employs be Dr. Devron Brown, DC. All are wel- one act, but if chosen, will only be Third term parent/teacher confer- Churches Assn. will be at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. come. If you have any questions call allowed to perform in one act. Acts ences will be Monday, Feb. 12, from 9, at the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, Carol at 843-9787. should be around 2 1/2 to 3 minutes. 4 to 7 p.m. Mid term reports will be Single adults Valentine FHE 59 E. Vine St. We will discuss with Eagles Sweetheart Ball Remember individuals need to live in handed out in the front hall to parents to Grantsville West Stake single adults our Mayor Patrick Dunlavy current and Chairman Connie and Byron Anderson Grantsville, have Grantsville roots or come. Teachers will be in the commons is having a Valentine family home eve- future developments planned for our have a great evening planned. Bring your go to a Grantsville School. Start to plan area. Please keep your meeting with ning pot luck dinner on Monday, Feb. fair city. We always enjoy the informa- “Sweetheart” to the Eagles Sweetheart your acts. More info to come. Any ques- teachers to five minutes. If additional 19, at 6:30 p.m. Patriarch Farr will be tive rewarding sessions with the mayor. Ball on Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Eagles tions call Joan Painter at 830-0678 or time is needed, parents can make an the speaker at the Apple Street Chapel, Come join us, guests and interested visi- Lodge. There will be social hour from 6 884-0229. appointment with a teacher. If there are 415 W. Apple St. Questions, call Don or tors welcome. For more information call to 7 p.m. A stuffed pork chop dinner, with any questions or concerns about the Norma Nielson 435-884-6154. our secretary, Marla Ramey, 882-3876 or a mini chef salad, chocolate fountain and Stansbury conference, please call the main office Missionettes, Royal Rangers, teen Hal Webster, pres. at 882-5331. beverage fountain will be served from 7 at 833-1978 or the counseling office at youth group: It’s all about the kids. Held Tooele County Historical Society to 8 p.m. The cost is $8.50 per person. Stansbury meeting 833-1981. Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at the We have a special video presentation Kickin’ Karaoke with Rob Barney will be The Stansbury Park Architectural Business management Tooele First Assembly of God, 127 N. given by the late Gene Phipps on his downstairs following dinner. Seventh St. For more information call Control Committee, representing the Students are able to receive free experiences as a rancher/farmer while Diabetes classes areas of Country Club A, Country Club 882-2314. Also, adult Bible study with career training while still in high school working on Antelope Island and in Skull Anyone with diabetes don’t miss B, Lakeside and Lakeview, is looking child care provided. by taking classes offered at Jordan Tech. Valley. This Tooele County history about out on self management classes held for residents from these areas to serve Classes are open to juniors and seniors. Mr. Phipps and his experiences will cer- Wednesdays from 6 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 7, on the ACC Board. Those who are inter- Registration for next year has begun. Education tainly be something you won’t want to 14, 21 and 28. For more information call ested should come to the next meeting. There is an open house scheduled for miss. Please join us on Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. Eileen at 435-228-0048 or 882-5671. The Board meets at the Club House parents and students on Feb. 7, from 4 Healthy chocolate presentation at the Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine on the first and third Tuesday of each to 8 p.m. For more information please Free lunch and presentation on 100 St., enter through the back door. Two MOMS Club meeting The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley will month at 7 p.m. contact Mrs. Darlene Anderson, Tooele percent healthy delicious chocolate, books will be available for purchase, be holding its monthly business meet- High counseling office, 833-1981. with samples! Call Cindy 435-882-3289. “The History of Tooele County Volume ing and social on Feb. 7, at 10 a.m. It Deseret Peak II” for $25 and “The Mining, Smelting, Test scheduled Hunter Education courses will be held at the Utah State University and Railroading in Tooele County” for The Utah Basic Skills Competency The Utah Hunter Education courses Extension office auditorium, 151 N. $15. Please contact President Jay De La Crafters, volunteers wanted Tests will be given Feb. 13, 14, 15 and will be held Feb. 13, 15, 20, 21 and 22, on Main, Tooele. April Cook from Charter The eighth annual Deseret Stampede Mare at 882-1469, or publicist Alice Dale 20 as a make-up day in all high schools. Range 24. All classes are from 6 to 9 p.m. Funding will speak on “Optimizing Your and Days will be Friday, June 1, and at 882-1612 for more information. Passing the subtests is one of the Range times to be announced. State law Credit.” There will be a supervised kids Saturday, June 2. They are looking for requirements to receive a high school requires students to attend all sessions Action for Autism activity available during the business vendors and volunteers. Events include diploma. Information about these tests of class. The charge is $6. Classes will be The Action for Autism meeting will and presentation portion of the meeting. Pro-Rodeo, craft show, entertainment can be found on the Utah State Office of held at Tooele County Health Building, be Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m., at the First Social time will follow the presentation. and more. If you are interested, call Education Web site at http://www.usoe. 151 N. Main St. For more information Assembly of God at 127 N. Seventh St. The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley is a Lindsey Sundloff at 435-843-4046. k12.ut.us/eval/BSCT/bsct.htm. call Gene at 882-4767, or Bryan at 882- We will be filling board positions. Call great way to make new friends and have Closure TJHS progress reports 6795. in advance for childcare to Erin at 843- fun with other moms and their kids. To The indoor arena will be closed Feb. 9 Third term progress reports (mid- Host families needed 0764. RSVP for the business meeting or to and 10. It will re-open Feb. 11 at 1 p.m. If terms) for Tooele Jr. High School will Pacific Intercultural Exchange (PIE) Free trees find out more about the MOMS Club of you have questions call 843-4020. be sent home with students on Tuesday, is currently looking for host families in Ten free Colorado blue spruce trees will Tooele Valley, please call JoAnna at 884- Feb. 6. Parent teacher conferences will the local area to host a foreign exchange be given to each person from Utah who 6644 or e-mail [email protected]. Meetings be held on Tuesday, Feb. 13, from 4 to 7 student. These young ambassadors are joins the National Arbor Day Foundation Grandfamilies p.m. All parents are invited to attend and all between the ages of 15 and 18 years during February. The free trees are part Grandfamilies is a support, counseling meet their student’s respective teachers. of age and all speak English. Students of the nonprofit Foundation’s Trees for G-ville Irrigation Company and advocacy service for family mem- Rabies clinic are from across the world and will come America campaign. To become a mem- bers where relatives are raising a kin’s meeting A rabies clinic will be held Feb. 10, with either their own spending money ber and receive the free trees, send a children. Come meet other grandpar- The annual meeting of the Shareholders from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Tooele High or a scholarship stipend. Please call 877- $10 contribution to Ten Free Colorado ents, aunts and uncles in the same situ- of Grantsville Irrigation Company, will be School animal lab (located on the corner 987-3990 for more information. Blue Spruce Trees, National Arbor Day ation. Classes begin Feb. 6, in Salt Lake held on Wednesday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m., at of Second W. and Vine St. Southwest Area representatives needed Foundation, 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska from 1 to 2:30 p.m., at the Children’s the Grantsville Irrigation Company, 411 S. corner). Tooele City will be present to Pacific Intercultural Exchange is look- City, Nebraska, 68410, by Feb. 28. Or join Services Society, 124 S. 400 East, Suite West St., Grantsville. Only shareholders renew licenses for dogs and cats. Dr. ing for individuals to work as area rep- online at www.arborday.org. 400, and in Tooele from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with records as of Feb. 1, 2007, shall be Gary Gowans, DVM, will be the on-site resentatives. Area representatives are Masons meet at the DSFS Office, 305 N. Main St. For entitled to vote at the meeting. If you do not veterinarian. Rabies and annual vaccina- needed to find host families and work The regular meeting at Rocky more information call 1-800-839-7444 or plan to or are unable to attend the meeting, tions will be provided at the clinic. with foreign exchange students and their Mountain Lodge #11 will be on Saturday, 801-326-4409. and would like to assign a proxy for your families during placement in the county. Feb. 10, at 10 a.m. Any questions or need votes, you may pick up a Proxy Form at 411 Scouting Individuals must enjoy teenagers and a ride, please call Gene at 882-1222. S. West St. or 569 E. Durfee St. Veterans have good communication skills. Please Alzheimer’s support Girl Scout Service Unit meeting call 877-987-3990 for more information. Open to anyone caring for someone Ladies Auxiliary Philanthropy Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders it’s Gain computer skills with Alzheimer’s disease or related The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans time for our next Service Unit meeting. The Tooele Adult Education Center is dementia (memory issues). Learn about of Foreign Wars Post 9413 now has Volunteers needed The meeting will be held at the United offering a beginning class in Microsoft this disease, get ideas, share ideas and meetings on the first Wednesday of the Interested in helping junior high stu- Methodist Church on Thursday, Feb. 8, Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and discuss experiences with others. The next month. The next meeting will be Feb. 7, dents with their homework after school? starting at 7 p.m. Agenda items include Windows. The class will be at the Tooele meeting is Tuesday, Feb. 13, from 2:30 at 3 p.m., at the old city library meeting The Utah State University Extension upcoming service unit activities, cookie Adult Education Center at 76 S. 1000 to 3:30 p.m., at Cottage Glen Activities room on East Vine Street, with parking 4-H program is looking for volunteers. campaign, volunteer awards and recog- West on Tuesday and Wednesday nights Center, 1892 Aaron Drive (across from and entrance in the rear of the build- Homework assistance is needed from 3 to nition submissions. Questions, contact for five weeks beginning Tuesday, Feb. the hospital), Tooele. Refreshments pro- ing. For eligibility criteria please contact 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays. Dorothy at (435) 882-5221. 13, and ending March 21, from 6 to 9 p.m. vided. It’s sponsored by Tooele Aging Yvonne at 435-833-9229. Please contact Darlene Christensen at Adults currently enrolled at the educa- 843-2353 if interested. Library tion center pay $30. Community partici- Become a mentor pants pay $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay BULLETIN BOARD POLICY The Youth and Families with Promise Library fun $55. Call 833-1994 for more information. program is now accepting applica- Fun February is at the Tooele City Preregistration required. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special tions for new mentors. Volunteers are Library. This month is all about impos- Adult education community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- matched one-on-one with youth ages 9- tors. This program and Presidential Trivia Get your high school diploma this profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 12. Mentors are asked to spend an hour will end Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. Children’s year! All classes required for a high 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- a week with their mentee. Mentors must story time is every Wednesday at 11 and school diploma, adult basic education, ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising obligate to the program for a minimum children’s crafts each Friday, from 3 to 5 GED preparation, word processing, driv- department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day of six months - one year. If you are inter- p.m. For more information on these and ers’ education and English as a second prior to the desired publication date. ested in enhancing the life of a young other library programs, visit our Web site TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3

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Safe, clean, loving 40 wpm, WordPerfect, MS Word, touch 10-key, home. Call Yolanda fi ling, A/P, A/R, collections, customer service, ELP ANTED (435)830-8486 H W (435)882-1516 minute transcriptions, letter writing and basic Experienced Front End Tech DAY CARE, FULL TIME, computer skills. LICENCED, CPR, FIRST AID, REFEREN- Wage range is $9.00 to $10.00 per hour • Full time pay. CES, NORTH AREA, 24HRS, M-F, STATE based on experience and qualifi cations. • Based on experience HELP AVAILABLE. No benefi ts included. • Insurance available, BUS TO SCHOOL. 435-882-3390 RREPOREEPPOO BBIDBIIDD SSALESAALLEE • State inspection license, Minimum requirements include: DO YOUR Kids enjoy • High school diploma preferred, own tools. learning and playing? 1999 Ford F-250 Call Jessica at 843- • One year offi ce experience 0295 for preschool/ • Strong collections and previous daycare 2 to 3yrs old. Apply in person/ accounting experience is a plus pm INFANTS ONLY, under Bidding ends on February 9, 3 Bring Resume. Ask for Jay age 2. Safe & loving li- censed child care, in Applications can be picked up at the Grantsville, 884-6852 Please call for more information: District offi ce in Stansbury Park, #30 Plaza 855 N. Main, TOOELE SCHOOL Dis- trict is now accepting (435) 882-7922 833-7200 Ext. # 250 • Ext. # 227 students for their tuition Applications and certifi ed type test must be Tooele • 882-4061 preschool. Ages 3-5. 562 N. MAIN ST. • TOOELE Early Learning Center received by 4:00 p.m. February 7, 2007. * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. 833-1966, Willow Ele- All vehicles sold as is. Time will be given to arrange financing. mentary 884-4527. An Equal Opportunity Employer TUESDAY February 6, 2007 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Vine tub, 2 car garage, fully 2bth, carport, fenced, 884-6850 or call 840- tact Damon at 801-647- work $1800 obo 435- 435-224-3408 St., Tooele. 833-9134 fenced, gorgeous tile no pets/ smoking. 1673 2048 830-2344 floors no smoking. $800/mo, first & last 1992 DODGE Dakota TOOELE Duplex for $1200/mo. 801-835- (435)884-6363 Various Positions Flat Bed OTR Driver. STYLIST make $11 1988 FULL size Blazer. 2wd, stick shift, shell, Rent:. 2 bedroom, fire- 5592 Lease option tow package, brake place, new countertops available GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, Diamond Rental is hiring for CDL driver, OTR Driver needed for $18/hr! Keep busy, 4WD $2500. (435)882- Grantsville Employer. make money, and have 0498 controller, Excellent and tile. $600 per hookups, $950/mo. Mechanic, Service and Management Positions. Starting Pay 28 cents fun! Plus vacation pay, condition $2000 Call month $500 Deposit. A HUD Home!!! Buy (801)898-9085 Owner/ Excellent pay and benefi ts. on all miles. Must be paid holidays and insur- 1992 LEXUS LS 400 Jim 801-532-3552 Di- No smoking or pets. 2bdrm Only $303/Mo! Agent able to lift 50-70 ance. Great Clips. Call New timing belt, battery ane 843-1505 801-589-3896 4% Down 30 years @ RENT TO Own 4bdrm Must be able to lift minimum 50 lbs. MRV check pounds.Some Tarp 843-9410 Strong runner $2100 8% apr For Listings Call 2bth Open floor plan Loads. Home most obo 435-840-5734 1998 TOYOTA Tacoma, VALLEY VIEW 800-586-3901 x 5159 / pre-employment drug screening required. Nice area 2 car garage weekends. Please Fax SUPPLEMENTAL IN- 81,000 miles, $9300. Motel.Call 882-3235. 1997 EAGLE Talon TSI. Strong, running truck, or 882-7008. Nice, quiet Fenced yard, Multiple Resume and (MVR) to COME! CETUSA seeks TOOELE TRANSCRIPT monthly payment op- To apply call HR Manager at 801-262-2080, fax (435)884-3094. Call coordinator to place and New TSW 17” rims and ac, 4wd, alloy wheels, 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- ULLETIN B tions 1-866-202-6073 resume to 801-284-5999 or email resume to Mike at (801)633-7271 supervise international Hankook tires, 3” ex- toolbox, lots of extras! ette available. Monthly, haust boost gauge/ con- 801-347-9024 or 882- weekly & daily specials. ext 7 [email protected]. or (435)884-1510 high school students in host familiies. Training, troller. Many extras. 2536 HBO, cable. 585 Can- FLATBED: OWNER/OP- stipend and internation- $5800. 882-0449, 849- yon Rd, Tooele. ERATORS run dedicat- al travel. Call Tracy 3002 2001 FORD F350 Dually ed lanes in UT, Western 1(877)-238-9872 (ucan) Lariat LE 4x4, Crew Homes for Rent States and back. Best cab, 7.3 liter turbo die- pay package in the THE FAMOUS Iceberg sel, loaded, auto, Drive In is seeking moti- FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! $17,995. 801-455-3725 $$WHY RENT when The Kirk West! We pay extra for Quiet, Quality apartments in a your trailer and authori- vated crew members to you can buy? 0 down FORD F250, Extended restored historic structure ty! Make a $1.46/ work in a fun team envi- programs, not perfect Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V cab 4x4, excellent con- mile.Fast pre-approval ronment. Apply in per- credit. First time buy- dition, 120k, $3500 obo. The Best Places at the Best Prices by phone! Call son today at 1501 ers, Single parent pro- (435)830-0035 Laborers (800)477-7731. (ucan) South Main. grams. Call for de- Completely Furnished Sell Your Car Here for Apartments for tails. Berna Sloan Weekly & Monthly Rates Various manual tasks including, FOOTING AND Founda- “THE MILLPOND” in 435-840-5031 Group tion workers wanted, no Stansbury Park is now $ 80* Rent 1 Real Estate shoveling, sweeping, steam clean- open and looking to experience. Starting at ea. $430 Per Month 2bdrm 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 $9/hr. Call Mike at 884- contract stylists, estheti- 6 $1150 4bdrm home in ing, painting, tire work, mechani- in Tooele good storage cians, nail techs & mas- 0829, (435)237-1524, area big parking area Tooele, lease option, cal assistance, lifting, pushing and sage therapists. Phone Call 882-0050 (801)301-7973 or available 850-9852 good condition 801- pulling, and raking. Days, swings, (801)250-6747 more in- 435-843-8800 *Based on 13 issue contract. 631-4257 fo. and graveyard shifts. Competi- TOOELE VALLEY Men- 1 BEDROOM for rent. 2000 SATURN V6 LS2 $450.00/mo. $300.00 $528/Mo! 3bdrm Foreclo- tive wages, quarterly and annual FRAMERS NEEDED Ex- tal health seeking part Sedan. 133000 miles, sure! 4% down 30yrs @ time crisis workers to deposit. No pets No bonuses and great benefi t package. cellent wages steady strong running saturn. smoking for more info 8% apr. More Homes work Own tools/ trans- work evenings and Black Berry int lt br ext. Available from weekend shifts Re- call 830-5912 or 801- Must be self-motivated and work portation Call Eric at CD/cass, sunroof, 573-8607. $199/Mo, for listings call well with others. 801-916-3408 spond to crisis calls, lo- alarm, pw wd, lk $4750 800-586-3901 ext 5155 cal jail, and Mountain OBO Call Tyler in 1BDRM $400/mo Water To apply in person call HELP WANTED Exper- west medical center. Stansbury Park 435- and Power included ianced Servers, Cock- SSW, CSW, LCSW, 830-4264 435-841-7878 2BDRM 1BTH condo, 888-672-7766 for locations. tails, Bar Tenders, Sup- CPC-I, or LPC Call $750/mo, $250/dep, no N ow Renting Apply online at: port Staff, Cooks, good John Byrne 435-843- 2001 GRAND Cherokee 1BDRM 1BTH $425/mo smoking, no pets. MOVE IN SPECIALS www.stakerparson.com pay at Tooele's #1 Club 3520 LTD. Excellent condi- $400/dep 801-563- (801)360-8397 Must be 21 apply at Business tion, 49,000mi, every 0656 Exclusively for Seniors Tracks 1641 N. Main option available, priced 3BDRM 1BTH charming Opportunities 2 AND 3bdrm apart- older home, newly re- to sell at $16,000 Chuck ments behind Super Pet Friendly INSPECTION TECHNI- (435)882-0580 modeled w/gas fire- CIAN responsible for A CASH COW! 90 vend- Wal-Mart. On select place, large yard w/ga- Call for details. units $99 moves you state inspection and mi- ing machine Units/30 lo- 2002 HYUNDAI Accent, rage, no pets, no smok- pp in. Some apartments nor mechanical duties cations entire business $4300 obo. (801)599- ing. Senior citizen con- includes all utilities. inspection licensed pre- - $10,970 local Utah 6286 sideration. Deposit re- (435)843-0717 ferred will help the right Company hurry! Call Swimming pool, hot quired $900/mo 435- person obtain license (801)593-0084 (ucan) 2002 PONTIAC Grand tub, exercise room, 830-3337 Pay DOE Mon-Fri 9am- Am, 127,000 miles, playground, full club- 6pm call Joe or Allen ALL CASH CANDY $4500. 843-1002 house. 843-4400 3BDRM 2BTH brick 435-882-2077 Route. Do you earn home w/carport & fin- $800 in a day? Your 2002 RED Chevy Cava- 2BDRM 1BTH W/D hook ished basement. Home Loans Member Service LOCAL COMPANY own local candy route. lier 2dr standard trans- ups $550/mo plus utilit- $875/mo, $400/dep. No seeking Office person- Includes 30 machines mission 76,000 miles, ies $300/dep 222 N 5th pets. References re- Representative nel knowledge of quick- and candy. All for runs grea,t power locks, St Call Tony 801-910- quired. Owner/ agent Available books and excel helpful $9,995. 1(888)745-3353 a/c, $4,000 884-0892 0559 Kevin 435-830- Brad 830-0370 Jan excellent customer (ucan) 1185 882-8474 • FHA • VA • Refi nance For the fi fth year in a row we have been 2003 CHEVROLET Cav- service phone skills and 3BDRM, NO SMOKING, • Purchase • Grants • Construction named as one of Utah’s Top Companies multi task a must fax re- HEALTHY CHOCOLATE alier $5800. 2.2 L, auto- soft water, w/d hook- 3BDRM 2BTH Town- to Work For. We have an outstanding sume 435-882-0984 FREE LUNCH and pre- matic, Purple 4 door se- ups, microwave, dish- home, 1 car garage, • First Time Home Buyers sentation on 100% dan, power drs & wdws, fenced yard, great view career opportunity for an enthusiastic, washer, fenced, off • 0 DOWN LOAN PROGRAMS LOCAL CONTRACTOR healthy delicious choco- remote entry, cd. street parking. 1 in- of valley, $800/mo, career minded professional who is is looking for Journey- late, with samples! Call 70,000 miles. 830-5728 door pet negotiatable. $500/dep. (435)201- Even poor credit, bankruptcies & foreclosures motivated to deliver extraordinary man plumber/pipe Cindy 435-882-3289 $650/mo 833-9393 2158 customer service with an exciting and fitter/mechanical, Ap- 2005 SONATA, great PRIVATE CLUB w/pool condition, low miles, 3BDRM CONDO for rent www.1homeloanadvisor.com dynamic organization that offers excellent prentice Plumber, APT FOR RENT, 2 Dump Truck & Air Mov- and dancing hall, restar- seller motivated. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- Millpond area Stans- benefi ts and work life balance in a er Vac Truck Drivers, aunt and real estate for $14,700 obo. (435) 840- ment subsidized. 211 bury Park quiet neigh- 435.830.4204 caring and family oriented environment. Concrete Finishers and sale, Tooele. Reduced 5199 S. Hale, Grantsville. borhood $750/mo 1yr In this role you will be responsible for Carpenters. Must have price. 882-9085 after- Call Tammi 884-1712. lease required Call Da- 99 OLDS Aurora, leath- Jason White delivering outstanding customer service good working knowl- noons. Equal Housing Opp. vid 801-566-3373 leave er, loaded, w/only 55k message while processing transactions and cross- edge in area of exper- Mortgage Consultant tise. Drivers must have Small Business owners: miles. Excellent condi- HOUSEMATE, PRIVATE selling our competitive products. Part-time CDL with clean driving Place your classified ad tion! $7000. (435)843- bedroom, refrigerator, 3BDRM, 1.5BTH Town- position in our Tooele branch, Mon & Fri record. Must be able to in 45 newspapers 1764 microwave, shared home, single garage, travel to out of state throughout Utah for only kitchen/ bath, u/p, w/d, maintenance, no pets, 9 – 6, rotating Wed 9 -6 and Saturday’s HONDAS FROM $500! jobs. 40 hr HazMat cert. $155. for 25 words, and cable TV. No pets. washer/ dryer hookups. 9 - 2. Please visit www.macu.com to Police Impounds For a plus. Must pass physi- $5. per word over 25. $375/mo $200/dep 882- In Overlake. $875/mo. complete an online application. EOE Sale! Many Makes and cal and drug test and You will reach up to 6141 please leave Call (435)843-0781 Models, For Listings able to pass a back- 340,000 households message. Call 800-586-3805 X ground check. Full ben- and it is a one call, one 9436 efits package available. order, one bill program. Phone 801-323-1719 Call the Transcript Bul- (Tooele) or 801-972- letin at 882-0050 for fur- ther info. (ucan) SELL YOUR CAR or How fast can you say? 2727 (Salt Lake) for ap- boat in the classifieds. plications. Email re- Wanted Call 882-0050 or visit sumes to dhansen@ www.tooeletranscript. Tooele County is now accepting applications pacwestllc.com. Wages com PEOPLE PLEASER! for the following positions: commensurate with po- WANTED UNIQUE mer- • CNA/Homemaker- 1 on-call position that will perform sition and experience. chandise such as jewel- TRANSMISSION RE- PEOPLE PLEASER! CNA/homemaker and personal care services for disabled, ry, collectables, dog PAIR, rebuild. Low cost LOOKING FOR Honest elderly adults. Responsible for providing care for aging clothing, and handmade to Tooele residents. Will enthusiastic, creative, adults. Performs services such as meal preparation, main- unique items 882-1600 buy vehicles 1990 and PEOPLE PLEASER! self starter that does not taining a clean physical environment (dusting, vacuuming, consignment up that needs transmis- laundry, etc) using various types of cleaning agents, run mind working in retail sion work, cash paid. with Sandra, buying & selling essential errands. Performs personal care services such as business p/t Minimum WANTED: I Will pay Shop (801)972-5810 your home will not be this tricky! bathing, shaving, nail care, oral hygiene, feeding, toilet wage to start Call San- assistance, and ambulation as assigned by care plan. May cash for your junk cars. Home (435)843-8181 dee 10am-6pm 882- Call Scott (435)830- Call me today for straightforward, perform limited clerical duties and other duties as assigned. 1600 Starting Salary $9.64; This recruitment will close when the 6189 SUVs honest to goodness service! needs of the department have been met. NEED COUPLES and in- Recreational • UTA/Van Driver- Provides specialized transportation to divuals, 21 or over, to Vehicles 1997 JEEP Cherokee Sandra Larsen disabled Adults and seniors who meet the requirements of provide care to youth. Sport, 4wd, 100,000 Utah Transit Authority and when possible provide transpor- Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend Pay $720-$1340 month. 2004 GOLDSTREAM miles, $4500 obo. Call tation to seniors and Adults of the aging Program in Tooele Call Nisi 843-8068 County. Also, to observe and listen to comments, actions, or Cavalier travel trailer Tina at (435)840-2985 environmental conditions of seniors and Adults, and to make 30ft superslide fixer NEEDED: part time fe- referrals if necessary to supervisors. Assist other agencies upper $6000 obo 435- 1998 DODGE Durango 435.224.9186 male nanny, 18yrs+, 3 and programs within the adult aging area. Starting Salary 224-2163 Maroon 84,000k miles, $12.30; Closing Date 02/09/07 children (one disabled). Excellent condition, al- Availabilty Friday and • Custodian- (1) part-time position with no benefi ts at the Motorcycles & ways garaged $8000 37 South 100 West 285 Alfred Dr Grantsville Senior Center and (1) ¾ quarter time position some Saturdays. Oc- obo 884-3347 cassional after school. ATVs Charming, clean, CLEAN AS A with benefi ts at the Tooele Senior Center. These positions open spacious! WHISTLE! READY will perform custodial work to assure the senior center $8/hr. Contact Amber 1999 HUSQVARNA Trucks TO MOVE RIGHT rooms and facilities are clean, orderly and in good condition. (801)347-3437 for inter- TE610 great bike, really New windows, IN! Priced to sell. Knowledge of safety precautions around hand tools and light view. fast must see. $2000 newer furnace & GARAGE! NEWLY duty equipment; working knowledge of various cleaning 801-309-1385 Travis $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs ce/a, newer roof, FINISHED FAMILY agents. This position involves frequent lifting of 25-50 PART TIME / Nurse from $500! Chevys, new water heater, ROOM IN BASE- pounds with occasional lifting of up to 100 pounds or more. MENT WITH NEW Practitoner Needed Op- 2006 TTR 50 Big handle- Jeeps, Fords and More! new carpet, new This is often combined with bending, twisting, or working portunity exists for NP. CARPET! 2 INCH bars after market air fil- Police Impounds For paint, new vinyl. BLINDS THROUGH- on irregular surfaces or at heights above the ground. Starting Cosmetic dermatology Salary $9.64; Closing Date 02/09/07 ter electric start asking Sale, For Listings Call New Listing updated kitchen. New Listing OUT! HOME ex. a plus, but will train $1,100 435-228-8424 800-586-3805 x 9973 WARRANTY! • Road Operation Specialist I- 1 Full-time position that the right candidate. Ex- will perform semi-skilled heavy duty truck driving duties to perience to work in a WANTED: ATV 4x4 any haul or tow a variety of materials, equipment, tools and em- prestigious medical spa condition. Cash paid. 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 579 Oak Ct Lofgren Acres 328 E Broadway ployees engaged in the construction, maintenance and repair (801)706-5570 of roads and parks. Graduation from high school or GED in Utah county. Please truck, 4x4 frame & en- equivalent and One (1) year of experience operating heavy send resume to tori- gine, good tires & great equipment or an equivalent combination of education and [email protected] or Trailers engine (350). Good experience. Must obtain a CDL with endorsements within 6 fax Attn: NP JOB 801- trans. New Edlebrock UNDER mo’s of hire. Starting Salary $13.56; Closing Date 02/09/07 766-4073 (ucan) carb. New Edlebrock in- 4x7 UTILITY trailer, new take & manifold. $1300 Complete job descriptions are available at the bearings and tires, POST OFFICE Now Hir- obo. (435)840-8790 STUNNING CONDO ON TOOELE’S 40 acre lots, well permit located CONTRACTUpdated kitchen w/maple cabinets, can Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce ing. Avg. $20/hr or ramp and sides. EAST BENCH! Upgrades galore! CLEAN. lights, beadboard, lg covered patio, HUGE 47 South Main Street Tooele $57k annually including (801)755-5874, 1981 NISSAN Datsun Beautiful views. 4 LG bedrooms & lots of in Lofgren, 10 miles south of Terraced, beautiful backyard, shed, rv park., or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us (619)987-8211 JT storage. Water softener. State of the art alarm Vernon. Call for more info. newer furnace & c/a. Fully fi nished. Nice Separate applications MUST be submitted for each Federal Benefits and pick-up Weber carb. system, c/a, central vac, marble & tile. neighborhood. job which applying for. Specifi c information pertaining OT. Paid Training, Va- manifold stinger ex- to these recruitments can be obtained by calling Carrie cations. PT/ FT 1-800- WALTON 24k GVW haust Napz motor 31’’ Hinkel at (435)843-3157 584-1775 Ext 9701 US- gooseneck with dovetail tires Asking $1500 435- All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information EEO Employer WA 25’ 435-830-1054 228-8424 deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007

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Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous NOTICE OF ANNUAL PUBLIC NOTICE COR- PUBLIC NOTICE OF NEWSPAPER NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele County, Utah, de- tion with the Clerk of the Complaint, which has SHAREHOLDERS RECTION MEETING AND AGEN- Public notice is hereby Grantsville City Council Notice is hereby given scribed as follows: Third District Court, 450 been filed with the clerk MEETING OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY DA given that on February will hold its regular meet- that the Tooele City COMMENCING AT A South State Street, Salt of said Court. GRANTSVILLE IRRIGA- GIVEN THAT the Tooele Tooele County Eco- 28th, 2007 at 6 p.m., De- ing Wednesday, Febru- Council & Tooele City REBAR MARKING THE Lake City, Utah 84114 This is an action to quiet TION COMPANY City Planning Commis- nomic Development seret Chemical Depot ary 7, 2006. The meeting Redevelopment Agency SOUTHWEST CORNER and to serve upon, or title to the following de- To: Shareholders of the sion will meet in a public Advisory Committee (DCD) will conduct a to be held at 429 E. will meet in a Joint Busi- OF SECTION 28, mail to the petitioner at scribed real property and Grantsville Irrigation hearing and business AMENDED public information meet- Main, Grantsville, UT ness Meeting on Wed- TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, 1679 W Brampton Way thereby declare that any Company meeting scheduled for The Tooele County Eco- ing at the Tooele Chemi- 84029 beginning at 7:00 nesday, February 7, RANGE 4 WEST, SALT Apt. 108, Salt Lake City, and all opposing rights, The Annual Meeting of Wednesday, February nomic Development Ad- cal Stockpile Outreach p.m. 2007 at the hour of 7:00 LAKE BASE AND MERI- Utah 84104, a copy of titles, or interest held by the Shareholders of 28, 2007 at the hour of visory Committee will Office, 54 South Main Public Hearings: P.M. The meeting will be DIAN, FROM WHICH A said answer, within 20 the defendants be re- Grantsville Irrigation 7:00 pm. The meeting hold a meeting on Febru- Street, Tooele, Utah a. Consideration of zone held at the Tooele City TOOELE COUNTY WIT- days if you are served in moved as clouds on Company, will be held on will be held at Tooele ary 8, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. 84074. change from A-10 and Hall Council Room locat- NESS MONUMENT the State of Utah, or plaintiff’s title: Wednesday, the 14th City Hall in the City in the Auditorium at the The purpose of the meet- RM-7 to R1-21 from Clay ed at 90 North Main BEARS SOUTH within 30 days if you are Beginning 26.66 rods day of February, 2007, at Council Chambers, locat- Tooele County Court- ing is to provide informa- Street and East Side of Street, Tooele, Utah. 89_36'00" WEST 458.24 served outside the State North of the Southeast 7:00 p.m. at the Grants- ed at 90 N Main Street, house, 47 South Main, tion on a Class 3 permit Race Street to the North- 1. Pledge of Allegiance FEET, AND A TOOELE of Utah, after Service of corner of the Northwest ville Irrigation Company, Tooele, Utah. Tooele, Utah. modification request to ern boundary of Park 2. Mayor’s State of the COUNT MONUMENT this Summons upon you. quarter of Section 4, 411 So. West St., Agenda Items: PUBLIC MEETING: the Deseret Chemical Meadows Subdivision City Address MARKING THE SOUTH If you fail to do so, judg- Township 3 South, Grantsville, Utah for the Public Hearing and rec- 1. Roll Call. Depot, Tooele Chemical consisting of approxi- Presented by Mayor Pat- QUARTER CORNER OF ment by default will be Range 4 West, Salt Lake following purposes: ommendation to the City 2. Approval of minutes of Agent Disposal Facility mately 66 acres with 6 rick Dunlavy SAID SECTION BEARS taken against you for the Base and Meridian; run- 1. Elect four (4) mem- Council for vacating and December 14, 2006. (TOCDF) RCRA Permit. different Land owners. 3. Mayor’s Community NORTH 89_39'21" EAST relief demanded in said ning thence North 13.33 bers to the Board of Di- replatting the utility ease- 3. Approval of chair and As the Mustard Cam- b. Cherry Grove Phases Recognition Awards 2643.56 FEET; THENCE Petition, which has been rods; thence West 160 rectors ments for lot 18 of Can- vice chair paign has progressed, 3 & 4 preliminary plat for 4. Sister City Update NORTH 00_11'15" filed with the Clerk of the rods; thence South 13.33 2. Presentation of finan- yon Rim Estates located 4. Setting meeting TOCDF has updated the Brandon and John Bell. Presented by Dan Mar- WEST ALONG THE above-entitled Court. rods; thence East 160 cial report. at 114 W Memory Lane. schedule for 2007 integrated schedule at c. Anderson Ranch tin WEST LINE OF SAID You can obtain a copy of rods to the point of be- 3. President’s remarks Meeting previously ad- 5. INTERMEDIARY RE- the site to incorporate Phase 3 preliminary plat 5. Open Forum for Public SECTION 1271.80 FEET the Verified Petition by ginning, containing 13.33 4. Other Business vertised for February 8, LENDING PROGRAM unexpected activities and for Welles Cannon – 68 Comment TO A POINT FROM writing to the clerk of the acres more or less. (2- Only shareholders of re- 2007 corrected meeting (IRP) – USDA changes. Accordingly, lots. 6. PUBLIC HEARING for WHICH A TOOELE court at Third District 141-8) cord as of the 1st day of date is February 28, 6. Information on the TOCDF proposes the d. Mountain View Manor Conestoga Wood MONUMENT MARKING Court, 450 South State Dated this 20th day of February, 2007, shall be 2007. USU survey for public permit language in Mod- concept for Wild West $10,000,000 Industrial THE NORTHWEST Street, Salt Lake City, November, 2006. entitled to vote at the Pursuant to the Ameri- opinion on higher educa- ule II, paragraph II.K.1 Ventures – 33 lots 685 E. Revenue Bonds, Series CORNER BEARS Utah 84114. Read these Scott A. Broadhead meeting. cans with Disabilities Act, tional opportunities should also be changed Durfee St. 2007 NORTH 00_11'15" papers carefully. These Attorney for Plaintiff If you do not plan to or individuals needing spe- 7. Other business and to more accurately reflect e. Zone Change from A- Presented by Eric John- WEST 4027.59 FEET; papers mean that you (Published in the Tran- are unable to attend the cial accommodations public concerns a submittal date of At- 10 and RM-7 to split son THENCE NORTH are being sued for di- script Bulletin February meeting, and would like during this meeting 8. Adjournment tachment 10 (Closure zones CS and RM-15 at 7. Resolution 2007-04 89_27'00" EAST FOR vorce. Dated this 13 day 6, 13, 20, 27, 2007) to assign a proxy for your should notify Richard Dated this 5TH day of Plan) prior to completion 827 E. Main St. A Resolution of the 2223.81 FEET TO THE of December, 2006. votes, you may pick up a Jorgensen, Tooele City January, 2007 of the final agent cam- f. Orchard Park Final Plat Tooele City Council De- POINT OF BEGINNING; (Published in the Tran- TOOELE COUNTY Proxy Form at 411 So. Land Use Technician pri- Mary Dixon, Secretary paign. TOCDF proposes for 65 Condo Units. nying the Request of THENCE CONTINUING script Bulletin February TOURISM TAX West St. or 569 E. Dur- or to the meeting at Tooele County Eco- a submittal date in the g. Blake Mountain Phase Tooele Associates, LP, NORTH 89_27'00" EAST 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2007) GRANTS fee St. (435)843-2130 ir TDD nomic Development 2nd quarter of 2010, 3 Concept plan for Tony and John Tooele, LLC, to 278.52 FEET; THENCE CONTACT: Lois McAr- Dated this 6th day of (435)843-2180. Advisory Committee which is two years prior Gonzales for 42 lots, Assign Certain Rights SOUTH 00_19'00" EAST SUMMONS thur, Chair Person February, 2007 (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- to the completion of the south of 500 south Quirk. and Obligations of the FOR 442.96 FEET; CIVIL NO. 060301636 (435) 882-1179 JOE PETERSON script Bulletin February script Bulletin February Mustard Campaign. This AGENDA: Development Agreement THENCE SOUTH Judge Mark S. Kouris Cheryl Adams, Adminis- President 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2007) 6, 2007) date will allow the facility 1. Approval of Minutes. for Overlake Project Area 89_27'00" WEST FOR IN THE THIRD JUDI- trative Assistant (Published in the Tran- to develop an accurate 2. Report from Jane Hiatt Between Tooele City and 278.52 FEET; THENCE CIAL DISTRICT IN AND Tooele County Commis- script Bulletin February and complete Closure – 4-H Congress Tooele Associates to NORTH 00_19'00" FOR TOOELE COUN- sion 6, 8 & 13, 2007) Plan, and allow adequate 3. Main Street Beautifica- Certain Third Parties, WEST FOR 442.96 TY, STATE OF UTAH (435) 843-3150 Clean Out Your Basement time for public comment tion Committee. Namely Perry/Tooele As- FEET TO THE POINT CONNIE D. WIELATZ, Organizations in Tooele and review by DSHW. 4. Consideration of Pro- sociates, LLC, L.H. Perry OF BEGINNING. for herself and as per- County wishing to be TOOELE RANSCRIPT T There are no other im- posed Annexation for Investments, LLC, Over- Said sale will be made sonal representative of considered for a 2007 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN BULLETIN pacts associated with Johnson Grantsville Cat- lake Golf, LLC and Perry without any covenant or the estate of Anna G. Tooele County Tourism this modification request. tle Homes, Inc. warranty, expressed or Eggett, Tax Grant should pick up www.tooeletranscript.com This permit modification Company et al. Presented by Roger Bak- implied, pursuant to the Plaintiff, V. an application form from request is identified by a. Review Status er power of sale conferred SIDNEY E. SMITH, the Tooele County Com- the alphanumeric desig- b. Set final public hearing 8. Resolution 2007-05 in said Trust Deed. FRED A. SMITH, BEV- mission Office at the nation TOCDF-MOD-03- on Annexation proposal. A Resolution of the Bidders must be pre- ERLY THOMPSON, and County Courthouse, 47 0942. 5. Initial consideration of Tooele City Council De- pared to tender to the JOHN DOES 1 through South Main Street, in Tooele Area’s Family The application for this Annexation Petition for nying the Request of trustee $5,000 at the 10, JANE DOES 1 Room 208. Applications permit modification will Welles Cannon- 15.241 Tooele Associates L.P. sale, and the balance of through 10, and all per- must be returned to the be available for review acres located directly for a 10-Year Extension the purchase price by sons unknown, claim- Commission Office by Real Estate Advisor by the general public east of Anderson Ranch of the Development 12:00 noon the day fol- ing any right, title, es- March 1, 2007 before during regular business Subdivision. Agreement for Overlake lowing the sale. Both tate, lien or interest in 5:00 p.m. Serving the needs of: hours at the Tooele City 6. Consideration of Cher- Project Area Between payments must be in the the real property de- The application form in- Library, 128 W. Vine ry Grove Phase 3 & 4 Tooele City and Tooele form of a cashier's scribed in the Com- cludes a letter detailing • First Time Home Buyers • Singles Street, Tooele, UT Preliminary Plat. Associates check. Cash is not ac- plaint adverse to plain- what kinds of projects • Empty Nesters • Investors 84074, the Tooele 7. Consideration of Ordi- Presented by Roger Bak- ceptable. tiffs’ ownership, or any and organizations are eli- • Large Estates • Families with animals Chemical Stockpile Out- nances: er DATED this 30th day of cloud on plaintiffs’ title gible to apply, instruc- reach Office, 54 South a. Consideration of zone 9. Bim Oliver Contract January, 2007. thereto, tions for how to submit Main St., Tooele, UT change from A-10 and Amendment Matt C. Osborne, Suc- Defendant. an application and de- 84074 or the Division of RM-7 to RR-1 from Clay Presented by Roger Bak- cessor Trustee THE STATE OF UTAH scription of the criteria Solid and Hazardous Street and East Side of er OSBORNE & BARN- TO THE ABOVE- and the process the Ad- Waste Offices (Utah Race Street to the North- 10. Resolution 2007-07 HILL, P.C. NAMED DEFENDANTS: visory Committee uses. DEQ), 288 North 1460 ern boundary of Park A Resolution of the 11576 South State You are hereby sum- The Tooele County Tour- West, Salt Lake City, UT Meadows Subdivision Tooele City Council Au- Street, Bldg. 204 moned and required to ism Tax Grant program 84116. The permittee’s consisting of approxi- thorizing the Sale of an Draper, Utah 84020 file with the clerk of the distributes revenues gen- Call Shane contact for permit modifi- mately 66 acres with 6 Easement to the United 801/571-2555 above entitled court, 47 erated for taxes levied on cations is Mr. Trace Sal- different Land owners. States Army (Published in the Tran- South Main Street, the restaurant and mon at (435) 833-7428. b. Zone Change from A- Presented by Douglas script Bulletin February Tooele, Utah 84074, an hotel/motel sales in 840-0344 The Permittee’s 10 and RM-7 to split Bayly 6, 13 & 20, 2007) answer in writing to the Tooele County. It is the (DCD/TOCDF) compli- zones CS and RM-15 at 11. Resolution 2007-08 Complaint in the above task of this committee to ance history during the 827 E. Main St. A Resolution of the Public Notices entitled case, and to make recommendations life of the Permit being c. Amend chapter 15 – Tooele City Council Au- Miscellaneous serve upon or mail to as to the distribution of 186 W. Heritage Hill Dr. Tooele • $305,900 modified is available Section 3 by adding the thorizing the Mayor to Scott a. Broadhead, this money to the County from the State of Utah wording of “unlicensed Sign on Behalf of Tooele Deadline for public no- plaintiff’s attorney, 250 Commission. Since its (Contact Mr. Tom Ball of motor vehicle”. City a Contract with tices is 4 p.m. the day South Main Street, P.O. inception, the program • Large .35 acre the Division of Solid and d. Resolution amending Counterpoint Construc- prior to publication. Box 87, Tooele, Utah, has benefited the com- Corner Lot Hazardous Waste, (801) the Annexation fees. tion for Construction of Public notices submit- 84074, a copy of said an- munities of Tooele Coun- • 4 bdrms 538-6170). 8. Consideration of New the Well No. 9 Well ted past the deadline swer within thirty (30) ty and the tourism indus- • 2 1/2 baths, A 60 day public comment Business Licenses. House will not be accepted. days after service of this try, which is the statutory period on this Permit 9. Consideration of Sal- Presented by Paul Han- UPAXLP summons upon you. beneficiary of the tax. • 4 car garage, Modification Request be- ary Increases. sen If you fail so to do, judg- (Published in the Tran- • 3200 sq ft. gins on February 1st, 10. Approval of the Bills 12. PUBLIC HEARING & REQUEST FOR PROP- ment by default will be script Bulletin February • Beautiful 2007 and will end April 11. Council Updates and MOTION on Ordinance POSAL taken against you for the 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22 & 27, Mountain Views 1st, 2007. Written com- Information. 2006-14 An Ordinance OWNER: relief demanded in said 2007) ments can be submitted 12. Adjourn. of the Tooele City Coun- The Tooele County to Mr. Dennis Downs, Di- Wendy Palmer cil Creating a Planned School District rector, Division of Solid City Recorder Unit Development Zon- Board of Education and Hazardous Waste, In compliance with the ing Overlay on Property PROJECT: Utah Department of En- American with Disability Zoned R1-7 On and Testing and Special In- Canyon Rim Estates, SE Tooele • $385,000 vironmental Quality, 288 Act, Grantsville City will Around Little Mountain, spections of Construction North 1460 West, P.O. accommodate reasona- and Prescribing Condi- Materials BEING FRAMED NOW! Box 144880, Salt Lake ble requests to assist the tions FOR: City, UT 84114-4880, disabled to participate in Presented by Rachelle Stansbury High School To be built in coveted and must be received no meetings. Request for Custer New Elementary School South East location. later than 5:00 pm, assistance may be made 13. Minutes Small Construction Proj- 3 bdrms, March 30th, 2007. by calling City Hall at January 17, 2007 (Work ects This serves as the public least 3 days in advance Session) Proposals Due: 2 1/2 baths, notice necessary to sat- of the meeting that will January 17, 2007 (City 2:00 P.M., February 13, 4 car garage, isfy the requirements of be attended by calling Council) 2007 4527 sq ft. the Resource Conserva- 884-3411. January 17, 2007 (RDA) Tooele County School tion and Recovery Act (Published in the Tran- 14. Invoices District and the Utah Hazardous script Bulletin February Presented by Sharon 92 South Lodestone Way Waste Management 6, 2007) Dawson Tooele, UT 84074 Rules (Utah Administra- 15. Adjourn A copy of the complete tive Code R315). PUBLIC NOTICE Sharon A. Dawson proposal is available at Billing Address: EG&G Notice is hereby given Tooele City Recorder/ the Tooele County Defense Materials that the Tooele City RDA Secretary School District Office at
˜ÊiÞiÊ`œV̜ÀÊ 1135 N. 600 E. Tooele Questions: Council will meet in a Pursuant to the Ameri- above address. Propos- 1238 E. Haylie Ln. Melinda Jensen Closed Work Session on can with Disabilities Act, als will be received by 11600 Stark Rd. Wednesday, February 7, Individuals Needing Spe- the Board of Education V>˜ÊÃiiÊÌ ˆ˜}ÃÊ (435) 833-7479 2007, at the hour of 5:00 cial Accommodations for the Tooele County Tooele, Utah 84074 P.M. The meeting will be Should Notify Sharon A. School District at the ad- (Published in the Tran- held at the Tooele City Dawson, Tooele City Re- dress and time stated ޜÕÊV>˜½Ì° UNDER script Bulletin February Hall Large Conference corder, at 843-2110 prior above. The Owner re- 6, 2007) Room located at 90 to the meeting. TDD serves the right to reject /NEINTHREEADULTSOVER CONTRACT North Main Street, Phone Number 843-2108 any and all proposals. PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele, Utah. (Published in the Tran- All proposals are subject HASAVISIONPROBLEMˆ • 3 Bedrooms • 2 1/2 bathrooms • 3 Bdrm & 2 baths Notice is hereby given 1. Personnel Issues script Bulletin February to final approval of the • Master Suite w/ garden tub • Large Master Suite w/jetted tub that the Tooele City 2. Pending Litigation 6, 2007) Board of Education at its SOLD• 4387 sq. ft. • Large .29 acre lot Council will meet in a 3. Real Property Acquisi- regular schedule meeting ANDMANYDONTEVENKNOW • 2400 sq. feet • 3 car garage • Fully Landscaped & Familyroom Work Session on Wed- tion Public Notices on February 13, 2007. • Large open Atmospere • Fully Fenced • Bonus Room nesday, February 7, Sharon A. Dawson Trustee's Sales All questions concerning IT4HATSBECAUSEMANY 2007, at the hour of 6:00 Tooele City Recorder the proposal shall be di- P.M. The meeting will be Pursuant to the Ameri- Deadline for public no- rected to Steven L. West, VISIONPROBLEMSHAVENO held at the Tooele City can with Disabilities Act, tices is 4 p.m. the day Construction Coordinator NEW LISTING Hall Large Conference Individuals Needing Spe- prior to publication. for Tooele County WARNINGSIGNS!NEYEDOCTOR Room located at 90 cial Accommodations Public notices submit- School District at 435- North Main Street, Should Notify Sharon A. ted past the deadline 833-1900 - Fax 435-833- 641 Greystone Tooele, Utah. Dawson, Tooele City Re- will not be accepted. 1912 CANIDENTIFYSERIOUSVISION 1. Strategic Planning corder, at 843-2110 prior UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- Way • $159,900 2. Proposed Revision of to the meeting. TDD script Bulletin February ANDHEALTHCONDITIONSBEFORE Non-Conforming Sign Phone Number 843-2108 NOTICE OF TRUST- 1, 6 & 8, 2007) Ordinance (Published in the Tran- EE’S SALE YOUCAN&ORTHELATESTINFOR 3 Bedrooms:UNDER 2 Bathrooms: Presented by Rachelle script Bulletin February The following described SUMMONS BY PUBLI- 4 Apartments Main fl oor Family Room / Den, Custer 6, 2007) property will be sold at CATION MATIONONVISIONHEALTH VISIT Great opportunity to own a multi- Kitchen, Dining, Stucco, Full 3. Discussion Regarding public auction to the IN THE THIRD JUDI- PUBLIC NOTICE unit rental. Includes two parcels CONTRACTLandscaping. Franchise Agreement highest bidder, payable CIAL DISTRICT COURT of land to north. $179,900 with Comcast NOTICE IS HEREBY in lawful money of the OF SALT LAKE COUN- V iVŽÞi>ÀÞ°Vœ“!PUBLIC 4. Discussion Regarding GIVEN THAT the Tooele United States at the time TY, STATE OF UTAH. Little Mountain PUD City Planning Commis- of sale, at the front en- Third District Court, SERVICEMESSAGEFROMTHE Sharon A. Dawson sion meeting scheduled trance on the steps of 450 South State Street, 329 E. 500 N.• Tooele Tooele City Recorder for Wednesday, Febru- the Third Judicial District Salt Lake City, Utah 6ISION#OUNCILOF!MERICA 474 South Main. Pursuant to the Ameri- ary 14, 2007, has been Courthouse, 47 South 84114. can with Disabilities Act, cancelled. Main Street, Tooele, Yukio O Sato, Petition- AND!!20 Individuals Needing Spe- For questions contact State of Utah on Wed- er, vs. Yo H Sato, Re- Tooele cial Accommodations Rachelle Custer, Tooele nesday, the 14TH day of spondent. Summons UNDER Should Notify Sharon A. City Planner at (435)843- March, 2007 , at the hour for Publication, Case Dawson, Tooele City Re- 2130 or TDD (435)843- of 10:00 a.m. of said day No. 064905886, Com- corder, at 843-2110 prior 2180. for the purpose of fore- missioner Blomquist, Two homes on a .43 Acre •CONTRACT Beautiful in & out! to the meeting. TDD (Published in the Tran- closing a Trust Deed Judge Faust. Main Street Lot, • Professionally Upgraded & Phone Number 843-2108 script Bulletin February 6 executed by Mathew R. The State of Utah to the & 13, 2007) Ideal Location. Updated thru-out! (Published in the Tran- Arbshay as Trustor, in fa- Above-Named Respond- vor of Diamond Rental, ent: You are hereby • 4 bedroom & 2 bathrooms home script Bulletin February 6, 2007) Inc., covering real prop- summoned and required • Professionally Landscaped Place Your Ad Here SOLD www.tooeletranscript.com erty located at 41 West to file an Answer in writ- Church Road, Erda, ing to the attached Peti- B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 6, 2007 Guru continued from page B1 Grocery Guru’s using his system. For example, I had the beans, cheese, flour tortillas, salsa and Menu for last week lettuce salad for Monday night’s burritos, Monday: but we like a bit of sour cream, olives Breakfast: Quaker Toasted Oatmeal Squares with and fresh tomatoes on them as well. Meadow Gold Skim Milk I decided to take his plan to the next Lunch: Hormel No Beans Chili with Crackers level and see if I could find the bargains Dinner: Homemade Bean and Cheese Burritos, without shopping several stores and Spanish Rice, Chips and Salsa without spending a lot of time. I went to Tuesday: the guru Web site at www.gurusdeals. Breakfast: Cap’n Crunch with Meadow Gold Skim com/ and clicked on Search Grocery Milk Ads. I highlighted the Tooele’s Maceys in Lunch: Western Family Mac and Cheese the drop-down window and typed sour Dinner: Meatloaf, Green Beans and Baked cream into the search window. It brought Potatoes up Western Family Sour cream on sale Wednesday: for 99 cents. Breakfast: Quaker Honey Haven Cereal with I went looking for olives and got two Meadow Gold Skim Milk products — green olives and chopped Lunch: Bagel Bites with Fresh Grapes olives. Sure enough the chopped and photography courtesy Diane Sagers The Grocery Guru and Diane Sagers purchased these groceries amounting to $36.57 by combining coupons and sales. Dinner: Spaghetti, Fresh Salad and Corn sliced olives were on sale for 69 cents Thursday: for 2.25 - 4.25 ounce cans. On this one, could click on items I want and add them Macey’s does not accept Internet cou- ning around the ads, if they do nothing Breakfast: Quaker Life Cereal with Meadow Gold I could weigh the costs and benefits of to a printable shopping list. That is quick pons — something to keep in mind. Skim Milk purchasing convenience in smaller cans else, shoppers can reduce their grocery and convenient, but I prefer to look at The link, Guru’s hot deals, took me expenses substantially. Lunch: Campbell Chunky Soup with Crackers or buying a full-sized can and cutting up the pictures in the grocery ads as I plan to a page of four “don’t miss” specials Dinner: BBQ Chicken Thighs, Baked Potatoes and my own olives. In addition, by planning ahead, the — it is quicker for me and I can organize that I could purchase this week on sale Steamed Baby Carrots When I typed in tomatoes, I got two whole shopping and preparation process my list by department that way. with the price lowered even further Friday: products — a canned product and fresh can be streamlined. The meal plan can By clicking on the link to the shop using coupons he lists from the Smart help avoid last minute hurry-up-and- Breakfast: Quaker Instant Oatmeal with Meadow Roma tomatoes — both on sale. Of Gold Skim Milk course, Maceys sells other types of toma- of the week, I found the shopping list Source ads. throw-something-on-the-table decisions Roesbery has created coupled with Roesbery advocates that shoppers and help the family cook to serve well- Lunch: Grilled Cheese Sandwiches with Chips toes both fresh and canned, but these Dinner: Out to Ruby Tuesday’s — Coupon S1/28- ads needed to take prices even lower. should use the weekly ad from the rounded meals while saving both time were the ones featured in last week’s ad, 36 so they are the ones that showed up. Roesbery has teamed up with some grocery store of their choice to develop and money. The Grocery Guru has more changes * The Menu is only a suggested Menu. Please add Since I was exploring, I tried clicking food manufacturers to put some bonus menus for their family each week — then fresh fruit and vegetables to make a well rounded on the store with no word in the search coupons at the bottom of his list as well. if they can add coupons to their choices in the works for his Web site — I think I’ll keep checking to see what is there. dinner for your family. window. It brought up the entire ad. I My children recently found however that they can increase their savings. By plan-

books with third-graders intent on encourage gifted children to stay This confidence, she says, comes Now a Vernon resident who to go to high school, Tooele County Vernon understanding fractions. motivated from the dynamics found within the works in the lunchroom of Copper had instituted a busing system for continued from page B1 “It is really hard to teach that Vernon implements cross-age walls of the Vernon schoolhouse. Canyon brings prepared hot lunches Vernon students. many groups,” she says. “I can’t tell tutoring, a program implemented “We look out for each other,” from the school to serve students But after her years attending Ekker. you how I do it. I just do it.” throughout the Tooele County she says. “The children are always and staff. The food is carried in classes in the security of the Vernon Currently the school is staffed In addition to the reading, writing School District, that pairs an older eager to help. They stick up for each special pans designed to keep meals school, the move to Tooele was with two teachers, two aids, a custo- and arithmetic classes one might student with a young, beginning other.” piping hot in spite of the 35-mile a big adjustment. “I was the only dian and a couple of paid part-time expect in a small school, Vernon reader. The program gives young In fact, she says the school is trip from the kitchen to the rural (Vernon student) my age going into volunteers who organize the media students are also taught social stud- children a listening ear, while teach- rather like a large family. In many school. that big school. It was so frighten- center a few hours a week. But as ies, science, music, arts and com- ing older students responsibility. cases, students are siblings, who At one time students attended ing,” she says. lead teacher, Ekker has the greatest puter science. But in Vernon, where students sometimes bring their family dynam- the Vernon school through eighth Still Ekker hopes to give her stu- responsibility to keep the school With four different age groups, are in multi-grade classrooms, ics with them to school. Most of the grade. To go on to high school, stu- dents a strong foundation to help Ekker says, “It takes a lot of plan- cross-age tutoring is just one way sibling groups get along well, but dents moved to Tooele or Eureka them make the leap into Tooele running. ning” to prepare for each school students learn from each other. once in a while they just don’t. in the winter to attend high school, secondary schools. “I do a lot of jobs,” she said. day. “I’m never done,” she says. “I As Ekker teaches the third grade Ekker, who taught every one she said. Some people lived with “I love kids,” she says. “I want She and her fellow teacher Lana don’t have any time to sit down all class, second-grade students hear of her own children at the Vernon relatives. But she says she remem- to be involved in helping them be Thomas work as secretaries, cross- day long.” the instructions and pick up on the school, is now teaching the children bers her older sisters stayed in a successful.” ing guards, nurses and instructors But on the plus side, children get concepts. of students she once had in her house with a woman who was hired And for 22 years in one corner for their 26 young charges in grades lessons geared to their individual In return, when third-grade stu- classroom. to take care of them while they of the world she has labored to K-6. needs. dents listen to her teach second- Over the years as a student and attended school. teach children reading, writing and Currently Ekker is teaching 14 “After working with the kids for grade concepts, the instructions a teacher, Ekker has seen quite a In spite of the difficulty getting a arithmetic. In the process she has youngsters, including kindergarten, four years, I really know them, and serve as reinforcement and review few changes in the Vernon school high school education in Vernon all also worked to teach them self con- first, second and third-grade stu- I know what to do for them (to help for the older class. system. As a child she walked home the students of school age made the fidence, curiosity and perhaps the dents. Following Utah’s core cur- them learn),” she says. “We have really smart, intelligent with her siblings to eat lunch at sacrifice. greatest lesson of all, that they are riculum standards, on any given day This knowledge means the teach- kids come out of this school,” Ekker her mother’s table. Later students “Education was important to loved. she could be helping 5-year-olds ers can spend extra time with stu- says proudly. “They have a lot of self brought their own sack lunches to them,” she said. “I wouldn’t trade this life for any- sound out words and bending over dents who struggle to learn, and confidence, and they perform well.” eat in the school’s lunchroom. By the time Ekker was old enough thing,” she says.

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