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See some of Tooele County’s prettiest lights See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN December 19, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 60 50 cents Accused murderer described as valiant, polite, personable by Mary Ruth Hammond confessed to earlier this month. STAFF WRITER Tooele police believe on that date Accused murderer Walter Smith Smith killed Nicole Speirs, his 22- was a “valiant Marine who served year-old girlfriend and mother of our country well,” according to his his 18-month-old twins, a boy and commanding officer in Iraq, 1st Sgt. girl. Nick Lopez of Salt Lake City. Lopez Smith told police that during and Smith served together with the early morning hours of March Fox Company in the 2nd Battalion 25, he left his home with the twins of the 23rd Regiment in Iraq from to visit family in Burley, Idaho. March 2003 to August 2004. Speirs did not accompany the fam- Lopez said the company was ily because she was scheduled to dubbed “The Saints and Sinners.” work at Wal-Mart at 1 p.m. on He explained that about half the that date. However, Speirs never company were residents of Utah showed up to work, nor did she — the saints — and the other half call to let anyone know she wasn’t were from Las Vegas — the sinners. coming. Because of their duties in Iraq, the Around 1 a.m. on March 26, “Saints and Sinners” may have seen Smith and the children arrived back more death and carnage than many home — much earlier, Smith said, other companies, he said. than he had intended. He used his Those who knew Smith both house key to open the front door, before and after his military service then placed the twins in their beds. agree, however, that he seemed Smith told police he heard water unchanged after returning from running in the bathroom. He sub- Iraq. Smith was described as a sequently found Speirs face down disciplined, respectful, and non- in the tub with the faucet still run- photo courtesy of Speirs family violent person. ning. The tub did not overflow due Walter Smith and Nicole Speirs had a family picture taken with their twin son and daughter on Jan 15, 2006. Nicole drowned in a bathtub on But that description is incongru- to an overflow drain. Smith said March 24. Police initially called the drowning an accident, but Smith, a Marine who returned home from Iraq in 2004, recently told his uncle and ous with the March 24, 2006 crime two police officers that he was responsible for Nicole’s death. Smith is accused of and reportedly SEE MURDER ON A12

Annexation would BUSIEST DAY OF THE YEAR Stansbury depend upon Park G-ville’s neighbors approves Incoming Commissioner Clegg could be key to deal budget by Alleen Lang by Karen Hunt CORRESPONDENT STAFF WRITER A $611,666 budget for 2007 was If Grantsville City’s proposed annexation of an area includ- adopted by the Stansbury Park ing Deseret Peak Complex and Miller Motorsports Park goes Greenbelt and Recreation Service as hoped, the city could double in size and greatly increase its Agency on Wednesday, but not economic base. However, the deal hinges on approval from land- without protest on the part of trust- owners in the area in question. ee John O’Donnell, who wanted to “I think the city’s whole position on this is they’re not really see accountability linked to a 5 per- trying to push the issue per se,” said Jason Burningham, principal cent increase in employee wages. with Lewis Young Robertson & Burningham, a statewide land- Wages, benefits and insurance use consulting firm researching the feasibility of the annexation took up the lion’s share of the new for Grantsville City. “But they do realize they’re going to have to budget with a total projected cost provide services to the area.” of $291,998. A total of $177,668 Burningham says his firm is working to contact all property was set aside for maintenance and owners in the area to determine whether they would be amenable repair with $55,000 earmarked for to becoming Grantsville residents. He said some property owners utilities. The board also approved have already expressed an interest in annexing. $20,500 for equipment and supplies “I think how positive they are, how supportive they are, will with $48,500 set aside for elections, determine how likely we are to go forward,” he said. public notices and legal services. Perhaps the most important single individual who could weigh Special projects and a $5,000 con- in on the plan is incoming Tooele County Commissioner Bruce tingency fund nipped $11,000 of Clegg. In addition to the influence he will have as an elected offi- photography / Troy Boman the budget. cial, Clegg also chairs the Grantsville Soil Conservation District, Kathy Hardie was among many who shipped Christmas packages on Monday afternoon, the busiest shipping Pointing out that 48 percent which owns hundreds of acres in the area and currently leases the day of the year. The Tooele post office had filled a 40-foot semi-trailer with outbound parcels by midday. Nationally, 900 million pieces of mail were expected to be handled by the Postal Service Monday. SEE ANNEX ON A7 SEE STANSBURY ON A12 Without more funds County nudges employees Operation Christmas toward healthier lifestyles threatened with by Mark Watson standard and those who are steadily STAFF WRITER improving their fitness, the county A few extra sit-ups or hiking an will slash insurance payments up to closure next year extra mile can mean a slimmer phy- $900 per year for the employee and spouse. by Mary Ruth Hammond sique — and also a trimmer county “Money is always a good motiva- STAFF WRITER budget. In a move to keep insurance pre- tor so we decided to provide these Tooele County Community Action Program has miums low, Tooele County is insti- incentives for those who partici- provided Christmas help for needy families for tuting a program to help insured pate in the wellness program,” said about 13 years, but this could be the last year the employees and their spouses stay Tooele County Human Resources program exists, according to Lauren Anderton, healthy. It’s also a move to save tax- Director Pam Ayala. CAP’s neighborhood specialist. payers money. Last year the county’s So far, 252 county employees and “We just aren’t getting the support we usu- insurance provider paid out $600,000 spouses have signed up for the new ally receive from Tooele County,” she said. “For for 10 medical claims. Most of those program, which was designed and whatever reasons, donations of cash, food, toys claims were from heart-related dis- is being administered by Behavioral and other presents just haven’t been real good eases. Health Strategies of Utah. “We go this year.” The county will attempt to cut in and work with organizations Anderton said CAP generally receives dona- photography / Troy Boman back on insurance claims and keep and individuals in an effort to keep tions of about $5,000 in cash annually, but much Lauren Anderton, neighborhood specialist for the Tooele County Community Action Program, premiums low by instituting a plan insurance costs down,” said Shawn sorts through applications submitted by families in need. The program Operation Christmas to keep workers fit. For employees SEE CAP ON A5 has helped 95 families in the valley, but still needs sponsors to help another 32 families. who already meet a certain health SEE COUNTY ON A9

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 BULLETIN BOARD B3 INSIDE Partly cloudy and uncomfortably OBITUARIES A8 TV LISTINGS B4 Buffs finish second in Tooele cold Tuesday and Wednesday. Invitational Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B5 See A10 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY December 19, 2006 Utah & The West Etc. Clergy urges members to support Temps/Precipitation Higher rates start Date High Low (prec./inches) immigrants affected by raid Dec. 14 59 37 .08 for Rocky Mountain Dec. 15 60 46 LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Eller said St. John’s will is something that seizes our Dec. 16 46 24 .32; 5” snow Religious leaders in Cache take up a special collection at hearts,” said Pastor Corinne Dec. 17 29 21 .27; 3” snow Valley are asking their mem- Sundays’ service, with contri- Thul of the Prince of Peace Dec. 18 30 16 .02; trace snow bers to help support the rela- butions going toward families Lutheran Church in North Power customers Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observ- tives of immigrants who were in need of supplies and other Logan. “We feel like the needs SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — and the Utah Committee of er for the National Weather Service, swept up during a recent forms of assistance. exist and we can reach out Higher electricity rates kicked Consumer Services, a watch- reports that his recording station at 139 immigration raid. Dean Quayle, a spokesman in last week for customers of dog group that represents S. Main received .59 inches of precipita- as Christians with compassion “The human cost here is for the Church of Jesus Christ Rocky Mountain Power Co. low-income residents, retirees tion between Dec. 14 and Dec. 18 and a tremendous, whatever your of Latter-day Saints, said regardless of anyone’s stance total of .94 in December. on the immigration issue.” State regulators this month and small businesses, agreed For the water year, which began Oct. political feelings,” said the materials in the local bishops approved a two-step, $115 mil- last summer to a $115 million The Rev. Clarence Sandoval 1, 2006, Tooele has received 3.84 inches Rev. Ruth Eller of St. Johns storehouse and at the Deseret lion rate increase, with $30 annual rate increase. of St. Thomas Aquinas Church of precipitation. The normal for the Episcopal Church in Logan. Industries facility in Logan million deferred until June 1. The task for regulators was year is 18.49 inches of precipitation. “This affects all of us in the will be made available to peo- said families of those detained A typical residential custom- how to set the prices. community.” ple who may need them. in Tuesday’s raid are appre- er using 700 kilowatts a month Under the new rate struc- Valley Weather Forecast Cache County has charged “The LDS community is ral- ciative of the support that’s will pay $688 a year by next ture, customers will pay 7.53 58 people with forgery and lying around this cause,” he come their way from religious summer, a 10 percent increase cents per kilowatt hour during Local Weather identity theft as part of a said. “Its a chaotic situation. groups. compared to rates that were in winter months, and 7.53 cents national investigation into ille- A lot of kids are involved who “It gives them a sense that place before Dec. 11, accord- to 10.07 cents per kilowatt Wed gal immigration at six meat- are totally innocent of any dif- they’re wanted and welcomed ing to the Utah Public Service hour in summer when electric- 31/18 packing plants. ficult situation in their lives.” 12/20 here,” he said. “When some- Commission. ity is at peak demand to run More than 100 people were Religious leaders say their Sunshine and clouds mixed. High Separately, a monthly man- air conditioners. arrested Tuesday at the Swift support isn’t intended to thing like this happens, there’s 31F. Winds light and variable. always people reaching out datory customer charge is ris- Eskelsen said the over- & Co. plant in Hyrum, about undermine the efforts of law ing to $2 from 98 cents. Rocky all rate case was justified to see how they can help. 10 miles south of Logan, but enforcement. Rather, it is Mountain Power had asked by the rising costs of getting Whatever political agenda Thu not all face criminal charg- derived from a sense of reli- for $3.40 a month. thousands of new customers 33/28 they have is no longer impor- 12/21 es, County Attorney George gious duty. The commission, however, plugged into power in Utah. Daines said. “To see families torn apart tant.” A few clouds. Highs in the low 30s said that would be inconsis- “We’re connecting some- and lows in the upper 20s. tent with its principle of grad- where between 23,000 and ually raising rates and other 28,000 new customers every charges. year. That’s like bringing on a Utah Cities, towns enjoy tax boom “We produced quite a bit of new Sandy,” he said, referring Fri 36/20 12/22 PROVO, Utah (AP) — Utah’s fund past the legal limit. approved a transfer of the testimony that it would not to the Salt Lake City suburb. (adversely) affect low-income Rocky Mountain Power, for- A few snow showers. Highs in the cities and towns are flush with State law allows a city to remaining $1.9 million to the mid 30s and lows in the low 20s. sales tax revenue after state keep a rainy day fund as long general capital projects fund. customers,” utility spokesman merly known as Utah Power, collections jumped 15 percent as the balance doesn’t exceed “It’s not been appropriated David Eskelsen said Friday. is owned by PacifiCorp, based to $415 million in the past fis- 18 percent of the general for a particular use,” Stewart Rocky Mountain Power in Portland, Ore. cal year. fund’s estimated revenues. said. “It’s a great problem to Sat 37/24 12/23 Sales tax is often the biggest “That limit was created by have. The controversy comes source of revenue for some fiscal conservatives hoping with what the council should More sun than clouds. Highs in the upper 30s and lows in the mid 20s. cities, and now they’re trying that excess money would go do with it.” to figure out what to do with back to citizens in tax cuts,” Sales taxes were the leading all that cash. Provo City Council Chairman source of revenue for Provo, Notice of Christmas Sun Saratoga Springs saw a 60 George Stewart said. making up 23.5 percent of city 35/20 percent increase in revenue, Provo’s rainy day fund at revenues. Property-tax rev- 12/24 Deadline Changes while a new Cabela’s outdoor the end of the fiscal year in enue was second at 17.1 per- Times of sun and clouds. Highs in store helped Lehi take in 42 June was 25 percent of esti- cent. the mid 30s and lows in the low Due to the Christmas holiday, the Tooele Transcript 20s. percent more, and Lindon was mated revenues, about $2.5 However, not all cities are up 38 percent. million beyond the limit. seeing increases in sales tax Bulletin will be closed Monday, December 25, 2006. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service In Provo, the unexpected The city spent $600,000 to revenue. The deadlines for Tuesday, December 26 edition money is actually causing increase city employee bonus- Vineyard’s sales tax revenue are as follows: problems. es and to upgrade carpet and was down 39 percent while Classified and Legal Notices: Friday Subscriber Service The city has an unexpected other materials for a new per- Brian Head was down 9.6 per- December 22 by 4:00 pm. 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Utah wildlife department traps capture two cougars Each day until Christmas OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Two cougar near Brigham City wrig- experiences with houndsmen in northern Utah, although they cougars have been snared in gled free of the snare-style trap trailing them through the woods suspect it isn’t large. Something New will be on Sale! traps set out for other animals and disappeared before state and treeing them. That is not Cougars are known to roam in northern Utah, state wildlife officers arrived, Dolling said. pleasant for the cats.” of large areas of land. A cou- Come in for a new item every day! officials said. The second cat was trapped Typically cougars also flee gar fixed with a radio collar The big cats were caught in and DWR biologists tranquilized from humans, even though by wildlife officials in Tooele’s separate areas last week — one it and released it into the wild. the animals sometimes come Oquirrh Mountains was tracked near Brigham City and one The cat had attacked and injured in proximity with civilization, over hundreds of miles through near Causey Reservoir, about a dog belonging to the trap- Dolling said. Cougars sightings the Uinta Mountains, across 26 miles east of Ogden in the per who set the snare, Dolling are common, he added, but it’s parts of southern Utah and into Wasatch-Cache National Forest, said. That may have happened the first time in three years any Colorado, Dolling said. said Justin Dolling, a regional because the cat was trapped and cougars have been caught in “The home range of a cougar officer for the Utah Division of felt threatened, he said. traps. is very large,” he said. “The area Wildlife Resources. “Under normal situations a Dolling said wildlife officials from North Salt Lake to Ogden 24 W. 100 S. Tooele • 882-0287 Trappers reported both inci- cougar will flee from a dog,” he cannot accurately estimate the may be enough for three or four HOURS: 10 am - 7pm • Monday - Saturday dents to wildlife officials. The said. “Just because they’ve had size of the cougar population cougars.”

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photography / Troy Boman VENEERS • IMPLANTS 843-0225 Excess amounts of light at night create light pollution on the west side of Salt Lake Valley. CROWNS • DENTURES 88 E. 700 N., Ste. B Most emergencies seen same day. Arizona ranchers, farmers dig against drought by Shaun McKinnon ranchers tend crops — grow- about one-third of the typi- THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC ing, cutting and storing hay. cal herd numbers remained, PHOENIX (AP) — The Before the snow flies, ranch- resulting in a loss of $400 mil- tawny flats of Warbonnet ers bring the cattle back, cor- lion in revenue. Using a for- Ranch shivered as a stiff wind ralling them in pastures, where mula to measure the effects rummaged through grass they will be fed all winter. on the total economy, Kattnig coaxed from the ground by Without snow, cattle can said the real loss to the state Dinh Family Medicine wishes you summer rain. graze all year, moving from was closer to $2.8 billion. The grass and the rain, pasture to pasture. It works Ranching has suffered loss- scant though they were, as long as the summer rains es in the state even without a Merry Christmas bought Larry Todd another and mountain snows keep the the extended drought. Since season, maybe two. And on forage growing. When drought 1986, the number of beef cattle the parched ranges of south- strikes, so do the realities of dropped from about 293,000 eastern Arizona in the middle ranching in the desert. head to an estimated 190,000 and a Happy New Year! of a drought, a rancher and Warbonnet Ranch encom- this year, according to the U.S. his cattle can’t ask for much passes about 17,000 acres, but Department of Agriculture. more. Unless it’s just more. Todd owns just a fraction of The number of cattle opera- that. In Arizona, almost no “This is good country if you tions fell from 3,000 to about Give the rancher can afford to own get the rain,” said Todd, who 1,900 in the same period. all of the land that ranching bought the Warbonnet in 1980 Some effects do not trans- requires. Forage — the brush, after fleeing the cooped-up late well to statistics. Cattle grass and trees that cows eat Montana winters. “We had a raised and grazed on the range — grows sparsely and cattle pretty good summer, but it’s know the country and they gift of can chew through an acre getting pretty daggone dry teach it to their calves. quickly. again. If we don’t get some- “They know where the water So ranchers lease grazing thing this winter and spring is, the trails,” Todd said. “The rights from the state and the it’s gonna be tough.” new ones don’t.” That makes federal government under Todd knows tough. Drought more work for ranch hands, youthful, the 1934 Taylor Grazing Act. forced him to sell nearly all of who chase down more strays Ranchers pay $1.56 a month his cattle five years ago and and spend more time guiding for each cow and calf on take a job in town to keep the animals to watering holes. federal lands and $2.52 a groceries in the pantry. But he Wilma Renken is a range- month on state trust lands. land management specialist beautiful refused to sell the ranch and Environmentalists have long in the Willcox office of the has rebuilt the herd to about complained about grazing USDA’s Natural Resources 250 head, still only about half fees, arguing that they amount Conservation Service. She of what he had owned. to welfare for ranchers. spends many of her days out His story rings true to most But what federal rules can skin. with ranchers, helping them Arizona ranchers, battle-weary give, drought and poor range learn how to keep cattle in an veterans of an 11-year-old conditions take away. The impossible environment. drought that has bruised their federal agencies that over- � Renken’s job is to help mon- billion-dollar industry, pushing see grazing pastures, the U.S. itor the land. She takes ranch- another of the vaunted “5 C’s” Forest Service and the Bureau ers out and shows them what of the state’s traditional econ- of Land Management, assess $100 off a package of 5 laser/IPL omy (cattle, citrus, climate, the range each year and deter- to look for. copper and cotton) closer to mine how many cattle the land “You have to listen to what extinction. But more have can support. the soil tells you,” she said. treatments for: weathered the drought than Arizona’s ongoing drought “When you lose the soil, you have surrendered, and despite reminded ranchers of that real- lose it all.” Permanent Hair Reduction • Skin Rejuvenation mounting losses, many insist ity. In 2002, the driest year of Todd listens to what Renken Wrinkle Reduction/Sun Damage • Spider Veins • Acne they won’t quit. this cycle, the Tonto National tells him. He has adopted con- “It’s gonna have to get a Forest sharply reduced the servation measures and has lot tougher than it is before number of cattle allowed to spent money installing pipe- we’ll sell,” Todd said. “I’m not graze, and by fall, the herds lines to keep waterholes full. Dinh Family Medicine He can’t hide his love for the sure where a person could had shrunk to barely 8 percent 210 Millpond Rd. go anyway. There’s drought of normal capacity, accord- land. Stansbury Park, UT 84074 everywhere.” ing to University of Arizona “If we didn’t take care of The Warbonnet Ranch com- livestock specialist Robert the land, it wouldn’t pay us,” Office - 435.843.3647 pound crouches in a ragged Kattnig. he said. “If you don’t protect FAX - 435.775.9272 box canyon 18 dust-choked When the government cuts the resources you have, after Email - [email protected] miles from town. grazing rights, ranchers face a while, they’re gone.” www.docdinh.com Snow falls in the high- two choices: Buy hay and food He said he believes he can est reaches during the win- supplements or reduce the make it through to spring. A ter but not enough to shut herd. Few ranchers can afford decent winter will get him past down the ranch, and that’s to buy hay on the market for a summer. Continued drought why Todd uprooted his family large herd, so most sell, often will push him toward deci- from Montana 26 years ago to for prices far below what they sions he’d rather not consider. scratch out a life in Arizona’s could have gotten normally. But he has made one decision low desert. The economic effects of the already. “I got tired of the cold, drought could take years to “We’re planning on staying windy winters,” he said. “I was measure, but in his study, the here as long as we possibly spending too much time hay- UA’s Kattnig predicted huge can,” he said. “This is a good ing or irrigating. I wanted to losses. In 2000, he said, calves ranch. The good Lord is going TOOELE spend more time riding.” and yearling cattle sales in to send us some rain some- The Perfect Job is TRANSCRIPT In the cold country, cattle Arizona generated more than time. We have to trust in him ULLETIN graze the range during the $600 million. During the worst and do what we can until it Waiting for You! B spring and summer while the years of the drought, only comes.

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One of Tooele’s first • signs of all types • gallery �� • vinyl banners payday lenders m - e • custom framing • vehicle lettering Still has the best deal in town! • interior design consultation � • window lettering �� style � • home decor We haven’t raised our APR Since opening in 1995 � • magnetics � �� Discount rates for retirees and social security recipients • decals SHOP AND COMPARE! 5 north�� main street • logo design �� tooele • 833.9010 � • and more For Post-Dated Check Loans: �� hours � Advance Pay [email protected]� �� Locally owned and operated since 1995 tues - fri 10 - 6 � �� saturday 11 - 4 13� East Vine, Tooele � �� 435-833-0528 [email protected] 435-882-4855 • 435-841-7216 17 E Vine St • Tooele, UT TUESDAY December 19, 2006 A5 Teen’s light show a bright sight in Stansbury by Alleen Lang sibilities.” CORRESPONDENT It took him about 24 hours to Christmas lights have been a tra- design the program after reading St. Barnabas dition almost since the discovery a tutorial supplied with the com- of electricity, but with the meld- puter software. He spent another Episcopal Church ing of electronics and a shortwave three to four days stringing multi- radio station, 18-year-old Brandon colored lights around the property. Christmas Eve Service Workman of Stansbury Park has As to the electrical bill, that has 10:30pm found a way to add a new dimen- yet to be seen, but “when it is run- sion to the seasonal favorite with ning, the lights dim in the house,” Regular Sunday Service a computerized, choreographed Brandon added. 9:30am music and light show. News of the unusual Christmas Every night on the dot at 7 p.m. light display is spreading by word Come and experience a Liturgical the display begins at 663 Country of mouth and via some small signs service in the Episcopal tradition. Club with a pulsing beat and flash- near the entrance to Stansbury es of color. Soon families gather, Park advertising the show. The Misa de la Noche buena huddled together against the bit- Workmans’ supportive neighbors Sabado Deciembre 23 ter cold, watching as 13,000 lights may very well be responsible for a las 5:30pm seem to dance to the music of bringing in many visitors to see the Todos estan invitados Mannheim Steamroller’s “Carol of show, Brandon said. A week ago Brandon counted 1784 N. Aaron Dr • 882-4721 the Bells” and “Wizards of Wonder” (in Overlake) by the Trans Siberian Orchestra. 30 vehicles had stopped to see the A sign on the front of Workman’s show on a single night, but notes, house advises passing motorists “I see more and more people every to tune their radio to FM 107.9 to night.” hear music broadcast on a shortwave radio. The radio signal can be picked up some 50 to 100 feet from the house, and plays in a seven minute loop for two hours. STOP BACK PAIN...NOW! The Grantsville High School photography / Troy Boman graduate saw a similar light show Brandon Workman, 18, of Stansbury Park, combined electronics and New Medical Technology Treats Herniated and on the Internet in December 2005 a shortwave radio station to create a computerized, choreographed Degenerative Discs without Surgery! and decided he wanted to try it for music and light show at his home. himself. He sent an e-mail to a com- Effective back therapy as reported on the ABC,NBC &CBS news. ect as well. The older Workman, strung along the eves, ground pany in Ohio where he purchased a trained electrician, bankrolled and trees of the house. He was in the hardware and equipment, and the timer and circuit boards and charge of putting the lights in place SCIENTIFICALLYPROVEN! started planning how to set up the did the wiring. A control box on and programming the computer After only three weeks of treatment, clinical studies have shown outstanding results dazzling Christmas display in front the side of the house connects in relieving the debilitating pain that may be caused by bulging, herniated, of his family home this year. to synchronize the lights with the Brandon’s computer to the com- degenerative, or ruptured discs, as well as sciatica, posterior facet “It looked like a lot of fun,” music. plex maze of lights and wires to syndrome, and many failed back surgery cases. Workman said. “I’ve always wanted to program make the magic happen. Brandon soon had his father, videos,” Brandon said. “Programing Brandon spent $200 on lights After four weeks of treatments with the DRX9000, MRI’S Jeff Workman involved in the proj- the lights opens up a world of pos- have shown greater than 50% reduction in the size and extent of herniations.In fact, more than 86% of the patients treated with this new technology were efficiently corrected Siomara’s pumps out homemade with DRX9000 Decompression System. •Clinically Supervised and NO Surgery Involved! •Auto Injuries and On-the-Job Injuries Covered! •Most Insurance and Credit Cards Accepted! Mexican food inside gas station FREE CONSULTATIONS Steve Schwartzman CORRESPONDENT McKellips FREE CONSULTATIONS Authentic Mexican food � NOW OPEN 480-832-7246 IN CORONA abounds in Tooele but there are Brown Dr.Chance Charlton, Chiropractor ! few places more unlikely to find r TEMECULA CORONA

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donations. On the final night of themselves,” Anderton stated. CAP The Winter Tree Festival, hosted “Sponsors can choose one or continued from page A1 families go to the schools, meet two children or an entire family. Santa and enjoy refreshments. We suggest that sponsors spend The next day, the trees, presents Cataracts • Glaucoma • Macular Degeneration more than that in food and gift about $50 per child. Each child and money are delivered to the donations. on CAP’s Christmas list has writ- Diabetes • Dry Eyes • Eye Injuries families by THS and GHS stu- “Our donations are down this ten down one item they need and dents. year,” she said. “If more funds one item they wish for.” Anderton is happy for the chil- Anderton added, “I know some do not come in, I don’t see how dren CAP has helped this year CAP can sponsor a Christmas families who receive Christmas Call us at 435.578.1250 but worried about those still help from CAP use the gifts from program next year.” needing help. us as supplemental gifts for their to schedule an appointment. While there are still 97 chil- “It breaks my heart,” she said. kids. But I can say the 97 CAP dren who need a sponsor “I worry about these kids con- children who have not been this year, CAP has provided stantly.” We accept most major medical plans and Christmas gifts to 104 children Anderton is pleading with the adopted this year will absolute- some vision plans including VSP. already thanks to public help. public — even though she under- ly receive no gift for Christmas Both Tooele and Grantsville stands that so many have already without public help. Most of the Grantsville: 822 E. Main, Suite 16 High schools have helped CAP dug deep into their pockets this families left on our list have no by decorating trees, placing year for funds to help the less way at all to provide even one 435.578.1250 gifts and money under them, fortunate — to not let the 97 chil- Christmas gift for their child.” then having special nights when dren still on her list go without a CAP donations can be sent or Tooele: 196 E. 2000 N., Suite 109 the community can come to present. taken directly to 270 Maple St., 435.843.8333 the school and view the lav- “The parents of these chil- Tooele, Utah 84074. ishly decorated trees and make dren are asking nothing for [email protected] A6 TUESDAY December 19, 2006

■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Jeff Barrus: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Ours is not to question, just to give Christmas is less than a week away and for most of us things couldn’t be looking better this holiday season. We live in a part of the world where disease, violence and poverty are relatively low, personal incomes are high, families remain large and strong, and home ownership is within the reach of most people. In both Utah and Tooele County, the economy continues to grow at an impressive clip, unemployment is at near-record lows, and our cost of living is actually going down. Even the weather is cooperating for Christmas, blanketing us in white. We have much to be thankful for. But with gratitude and the awareness of our good fortune also come the understanding that not everyone is so well off. Those in need — both individuals and the institutions that help them — deserve our charity this holiday season. We know that. But too often we’re confused about where to give and so give to no one. Or we tell ourselves that the panhandler in front of us will only use our $10 bill to buy alcohol, or the non-profit will squander our contribution to pay for its own bureaucracy, and so we withhold our charity. That logic misses the point. We are not meant to sort the deserving from the non-deserving or tell the recipient how best to use the gift we give them. Our task is simply to give. That is the true meaning of Christmas. The test is passed not when money dropped into the bell ringer’s kettle ends up as food on a poor family’s table. The test is passed when we do not pass the bell ringer by. During this holiday season — a season of plenty for most of us — we can’t allow ourselves to be paralyzed by questions of how much or to whom. Instead, we should remember that we are fortunate, others are less so, and the onus is on us to simply give.

ANOTHER VIEW

Keep government LETTERS TO THE EDITOR regulations off the menu Is there a Santa Claus? Claus? Thank God he lives, and he et the had the french fries at Wendy’s or Five score and nine years ago, a lives forever. A thousand years from LETTERS POLICY govern- Burger King knows, they don’t taste small girl by the name of Virginia now he will continue to make glad the ment as good. The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- O’Hanlan, asked the editor of a New heart of childhood. May God bless us, outlaw Being reasonably intelligent, I ters to the editor from readers. Letters L York newspaper, “Please tell me the everyone! must be no longer than 250 words, the use of trans knew that McDonalds trans-fat- truth, is there a Santa Claus?” In Walt Birkner fats in cooking, laden fries probably weren’t the civil in tone, written exclusively for an editorial, writer Francis Church Tooele the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- as New York City healthiest eating choice without responded to Virginia’s request: “Yes, nied by the writer’s name, address and has done, and anyone in the government telling phone number. Priority will be given to you open the Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He Other groups wronged too me. I was also pretty sure that eat- letters that refer to a recent article in door for a slew of Daniel Kline ing Krispy Kreme donuts, Kentucky exists as certainly as love and gen- Regarding the article “Then & Now: erosity and devotion exist, and you Loyal Japanese-Americans occupied the newspaper. All letters may be sub- arbitrary regula- Guest Columnist Fried Chicken and a host of other ject to editing. tions. Under the fast foods more than very occasion- know they abound and give to your U.S. internment camp at Topaz” (Dec. life its highest beauty and joy. Alas, guise of protect- ally would likely lead to an early 15), Jaromy Jessop spreads some mis- Letters written to thank an individual how dreary would be the world if ing the public, politicians will seek grave. Despite the obvious risks information by writing, “The U.S. gov- or organization should be submitted for bans on fast food, ice cream, bacon associated with these tasty treats, there were no Santa Claus! It would ernment did not round up all the peo- “Notes of Appreciation” and anything else that tastes good. an adult has the right to eat them. be as dreary as if there were no ple of Italian and German descent so If we give elected officials the Some people choose exercise and Virginias. There would be no child- why the Japanese?” Two points: First, E-mail: [email protected] right to make decisions for us based a vegan diet while some pick laying like faith then, no poetry, no romance not all Japanese-Americans were Fax: (435) 882-6123 on what’s good for us, then those in on the couch and eating takeout. to make tolerable this existence. We rounded up. Second, many German- Mail: Letters to the Editor power will soon be telling us when Most of us draw the line somewhere should have no enjoyment, except Americans and Italian-Americans Tooele Transcript Bulletin to go to bed. Politicians of both in the middle. in sense and sight. The eternal light were interned. Their quarters were P.O. Box 390 parties simply can’t resist treating It’s simply impossible to protect with which childhood fills the world equally austere and bare. Thousands regular people like children and, if an individual or a society from would be extinguished.” The most of German-Americans, including we let them, they will exercise those everything that might do people real things in the world are those that U.S.-born infants and children, were three years after the war in Europe powers at every opportunity. harm. You might choose to eat a lot neither children nor men can see. deported to a Germany under siege had ended. First they taxed cigarettes at of trans fats and I might choose to Nobody can conceive or imagine all where they were exchanged with Arthur D. Jacobs enormously high levels — ostensi- drink or smoke excessively. Perhaps the wonders there are unseen and our enemy. Many German-Americans Major, USAF Retired bly because the higher price would we both pick neither of those and unseeable in the world. No Santa remained locked up for more than Tempe, Arizona cause people to stop doing some- instead take up rock climbing, race thing that was bad for them. When car driving or cliff diving. people actually cheered that move, It’s human nature to want to feel the government then targeted alco- safe and on the surface it feels nice hol by both raising taxes on liquor when someone does something and passing odious laws designed to protect you. However, govern- ANOTHER VIEW to keep people from drinking. Since ment regulation can’t be allowed the public accepts that smoking and to replace personal judgment and drinking are bad — not simply life- each individual’s sense of what risks style choices that an adult should be are worth the reward. Turning over People are always deserving of our help able to make — we never resist any our right to eat unhealthy foods to attempt to limit them. politicians makes them the parents ugene shelters. They cling to the hope that dime on brandy to ease his anxiet- Short of actually banning ciga- and us the children. It’s a small step Atreyu is they can learn what they need to do ies, but I will still give his family rettes and returning to prohibition, from banning trans fats to mandat- a three- to do in order to get stabilized and food when they are hungry. I will any legislation or taxes on these ing people get eight hours of sleep, week-old be reunited with their son. step back a few feet when Eugene’s products pass easily because voters E instituting a ten-mile-an-hour speed baby who spent the Eugene’s family accounts for only father denies God — so that I do operate under the absurd belief that limit or simply banning all unhealthy first two weeks of three of more than 130 individuals not get struck by the bolt of lighten- the government has not only the food. A world with those rules his life at a family that I have worked with in the last ing that I am sure may come out of right, but the responsibility, to pro- would be a safer one where every- homeless shelter in four months that are either home- the sky at any second — but I will tect people from their own stupidity. one would live longer. It would also Salt Lake. Eugene’s less or about to become homeless. continue to try to get them access Free choice includes the right be an awful place where caution parents survived Karen Kuipers They join the ranks of more than to health care. At the end of the day, to do things that harm yourself. replaces joy and it would certainly on the streets Guest Columnist 500 other families in Tooele County it does not matter whether or not Government exists to stop our be no place I would want to live. of Tooele while that are on the waiting list for low- the people you chose to help were actions from harming others, not sleeping in aban- income housing, and 185 children “deserving” of your efforts. That is to protect us from smoking, drink- doned buildings and cars for the in our school district last year that between them and whatever higher ing too much, exercising too little Daniel B. Kline’s book, “50 two months prior to his birth. His were classified as homeless. Every powers they answer to. That may or eating fatty foods. New York’s Things Every Guy Should father even resorted to going door single situation is unique, with the include being held accountable to impending ban on trans fats repre- Know How to Do,” is avail- to door, asking permission to sleep only common denominator being law enforcement or the courts. For sents the first of many assaults on in people’s garages in an attempt that all the families are struggling me, I know that when I crawl into your ability to eat what you want. able in bookstores every- to shelter his fiancée from the for basic necessities such as food, my warm bed each night, I thank Used in a variety of foods, trans-fats where. He can be reached at early winter storms. (Doesn’t this clothing and shelter. God for my home, family, and coun- definitely aren’t good for you, but [email protected]. An archive remind you of another story?) Both There are many people who try — blessings I could never do they are clearly delicious. A num- of Eugene’s parents struggle with believe they are qualified to judge enough to “deserve” in an entire ber of substitutes may be used for of his columns can be found at disabilities that prevent them from families like Eugene’s. I feel fortu- lifetime. trans fats, but as anyone who has www.notastep.com. obtaining traditional employment. nate that I do not bear the burden During this holiday season — and It is obvious they both love Eugene of that role. I do not need to worry throughout the year — I hope we dearly. Unfortunately, love is not about judging the situations of oth- will all consider charitable opportu- always enough. After a short two ers — I only need to judge myself nities based on the dictates of our weeks of living together as a family on how I act in response to them. own consciences and not on the in the shelter in Salt Lake, Eugene I can feel frustrated with deci- personal judgments of those who was taken into protective custody. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper sions made by Eugene’s parents, are just as human as the rest of us. Since Since they lost their room at the 1894 but I will still take them blankets family shelter when they lost their when they are sleeping in a car in a Karen Kuipers is the relief Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus baby, Eugene’s parents now sleep snowstorm. I may disapprove when services coordinator for Tooele Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor on the floor in separate overflow Eugene’s father spends his last County. TUESDAY December 19, 2006 A7 Paramedics strengthen emergency services This N’ That by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER Demand for emergency services Looking for a special gift? in Tooele Valley continues to grow with increasing population, but thus Come in and see what’s new! far Mountain West Medical Center We have Christmas gifts that are appears to be keeping abreast by sure to please. increasing both the coverage and quality of its first-responder ser- “Cook Look” Decor vices. featuring bears, elk, deer, The number of emergency moose, & much! ambulance calls in Tooele Valley jumped from about 1,000 in 1994 Beautiful silk swags & to about 3,300 in 2006, according to ﬂ oral arrangements Roy Boland, director of emergency services at Mountain West Medical Center. Boland said while the high- “Wilderness Baskets” stress effort to provide prompt, pro- & unique wall decor fessional emergency medical care in a rural area continues to pose “Cowboy” Baskets & Figurines challenges, emergency services are well ahead of what they were in 1994 before MWMC was built. photography / Dave Bern This year, emergency services Chuck Davis (left center), CEO for Mountain West Medical Center, hands over the keys to two new paramedic response Hours thru Dec. 23rd Mon. - Sat 9am - 8pm became even stronger because of vehicles to Rhonda Aufdemorte (center right) of Mountain West’s Paramedic and EMT Staff. Also pictured are, front row 163 East 100 South • 843-0722 two major developments. First, (left to right): Roy Boland, ER services director; Michelle Torgensen; and CFO Scott Banks. Back row (left to right): Roy (Corner of 2nd East) MWMC contracted with Salt Lake Wilder, Michelle Welch, Zachery Hatch, Paramedics Manager Mason Hall and Richard Gardner. City-based Emergency Physician Integrated Care, which allows good job,” said Grantsville Police offer additional care and transport MWMC to staff full-time paramed- Chief Dan Johnson, who worked as the patient. ics at its two ambulance facilities. an EMT himself for several years. “There is no higher level of emer- “We have one paramedic at the “It’s seems like things down here gency pre-hospital care available HO HO HO Grantsville unit on-call 24-7 and have improved a great deal. Some of to people in need,” Boland added. one at the Tooele unit 24-7,” Boland the old EMTs who lost interest in the “This is big-city medicine for the said. job are now starting to become more increasing population of Tooele Second, MWMC has increased interested since these new develop- Did you know? County.” its presence in Grantsville with ments.” “Paramedics are trained and certi- more ambulances and a full-time Full-time paramedics serving fied to provide broader care, includ- One of Tooele’s first paramedic. “We’ve found that hav- Tooele Valley is a monumental ing more complicated emergency ing a strong presence in Grantsville advancement in terms of quality of medical procedures and the admin- payday lenders allows us to more adequately cover care. istration of life-saving medications,” the entire valley, which is growing “Just by comparison, a beginning said Nancy Chartier, chief nursing fast,” Boland said. The hospital uses EMT receives 180 hours of training Still has the best deal in town! officer for MWMC. four ambulances in Grantsville and while a paramedic needs 720 hours,” Mountain West Medical Center We haven’t raised our APR Since opening in 1995 four in Tooele. Boland said. “We used to get a 2 a.m. utilizes a pool of 17 paramed- Some Grantsville firefighters call and take five to eight minutes Discount rates for retirees and social security recipients voiced concerns last year because to be on the scene. Now that’s been ics who also work in Salt Lake, they feared emergency services were trimmed down to nearly 120 seconds Ogden and other metro areas. lacking in their community. Boland in some cases.” There are approximately 75 SHOP AND COMPARE! said back then that one problem Paramedics arrive first on the basic and intermediate EMTs in was the lack of EMTs in Grantsville. scene in their own vehicles pro- Tooele County. Training is on- For Post-Dated Check Loans: The new allocation of ambulances vided by the hospital, but they do going for the 55 intermediate and paramedics has addressed that not transport patients. They provide EMTs now residing in Tooele problem. the most professional care possible Valley, Boland said. 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water rights for their Six Mile Ranch Essentially that means Grantsville Annex — and who use the property solely may not have to pay much more 435-833-0528 continued from page A1 for grazing cattle — the promise of on providing services but stands to services has little immediate appeal. reap sizable economic rewards by 17 E Vine St • Tooele, UT property occupied by Deseret Peak “I don’t know of any advantages adding Miller Motorsports Park and Complex and Miller Motorsports or disadvantages without research- any new commercial and industrial Park to the county. Clegg and his ing a little bit,” said Bleazard. “I development to its tax base. family also have private land hold- mean, services are not of any help “When we get into the actual cost ings in the area. to us out there, so I don’t know what economics, we’ll find out if that Clegg said he’d do his best to rep- other advantages there might be.” scenario plays out,” Burningham Help us, resent all entities he’s involved with. The nature of the lease agree- said. “I think in the area that’s being “The district would be open to ments for Deseret Peak Complex discussed there are a pretty signifi- negotiations and open to talking to and Miller Motor Sports Park will cant amount of commercial projects Grantsville to see what they have determine the influence of Tooele being developed. But there are resi- Help A Family In Need in mind and what services they’re County and Larry H. Miller on annex- dential projects as well that could providing for us,” said Clegg. ation. Numerous smaller landown- also happen.” Please donate any amount you can afford to the Tooele Transcript Yet, as a future county commis- ers would also be affected, although Only time will tell what will be, sioner, Clegg said he would be con- their individual voices would not Burningham said. Bulletin Benefit Fund for this years chosen family or families. cerned about lost revenue for the have much weight in an annexation “To the extent it doesn’t look county. decision. economical or doesn’t look politi- “I’m not sure why the county Currently, Grantsville provides cally feasible, it doesn’t go forward,” would want to lose the tax base water to the area and the county he said. when they don’t have to provide any provides primary fire and police ser- [email protected] services,” Clegg said, while admit- vices, with support from Grantsville ting he’s still learning about the laws City Police and Fire Departments as that govern the distinctions between needed. Tooele City provides sewer counties and cities. services, although Clegg said as For some developers annexation growth continues their current sys- has immediate appeal. tem would need to be beefed up. In fact, at the last Grantsville City Since Grantsville City already Council meeting, Rollin Sattler, rep- provides services inside and outside resenting Hewn Inc., a construc- the city, it believes incorporation tion, development and investment could save it money. company, asked for permission to E-mail us: “When you have a larger base, [email protected] go forward in working with the like Grantsville City would have, it Tooele County Planning and Zoning gives you the opportunity to spread TOOELETRANSCRIPT Commission to annex 146 acres some essential costs over a larger BULLETIN east of Grantsville City. Grantsville population base,” Burningham said. Mayor Byron Anderson told Sattler the idea was aligned with the city’s larger annexation plan currently under study. Hewn Inc. plans to build a subdivision, including over 250 homes and a commercial development along SR-112. Sattler said most developers would prefer to build residential areas inside city boundaries. That’s SPORT S partly because cities will allow more dense developments. “If I own 10 acres, I can build 15 to 20 homes on the same property that the county says I can only build TAKE AN EXTRA two homes on,” Sattler said. In addition, Sattler said people and businesses tend to prefer cities because of the services cities offer. “Counties typically don’t offer a % Please fill out and mail in the benefit form with whole lot of services and people your donation to Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit associate cities with that,” said off Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 or drop by Sattler. “Being incorporated into a the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, 58 North Main. If city increases the value of the land. 20 you have any questions please call 882-0050. It’s a perceived value as well as a ALL SHOES IN STOCK real value.” But in order to annex thousands of additional acres, Grantsville Donation amount: $50 $25 $15 $10 Other must win the consent of those who own over 50 percent of the Name: land in question. Major landown- Nike • Reebok • New Balance ers to woo include the Grantsville Asics • Converse Soil Conservation District, Six Mile Address: Ranch, the Bountiful Livestock 213 N. Main • Tooele Company, the Corporation of the Next door to old store Presiding Bishopric of The Church 882-5490 Phone: of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Sage Ranch. *Make checks payable to the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund. This may be tax deductible. For some landowners like Craig Bleazard, whose family owns enough A8 TUESDAY December 19, 2006 OBITUARIES

Brian was a wonderful husband, Falls, Erin and her husband Steve Douglas Brian Winn father and friend. He enjoyed golf- Robbins of Flint; his loving dog ing, fly fishing and spending time Charlie; and numerous nieces and Services for Brian Winn, 52, of Vanderbloom with his family, especially watching nephews. Tyler, will be held on Saturday, Dec. his daughters play volleyball. He Pallbearers will be Rob Stowe, ROY - Douglas Vanderbloom, 16, at 2:30 p.m. at Marvin United will be remembered most for his Don Wood, Lee Fisher, Kevin Jensen, 75, passed away Monday, Dec. Methodist Church with Rev. Jeff friendly personality and constant David Nichols, and Mike Sanders. 11, 2006, at his home. He was Olive officiating. smile. Honorary Pallbearers will be born Sept. 1, 1931, in Virginia, Burial will follow in the Rose Lawn Cemetery in Tyler under Mr. Winn was preceded in death Roger Worden, Steve Robbins, Matt Minnesota to George and Sylvia by his father, Edward Bert Winn. Winchester, Neal Maynard, Tim Brist Vanderbloom. He was direction of Stewart Family Funeral Home. Brian is survived by his lov- Christopherson, Alan Cohen, TJ raised and educated in San Jose, ing family including his wife of 23 Winn, Daniel Winn, Caleb Albers, Calif. Mr. Winn passed away Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2006, in Jacksonville. years, Kim Worden Winn of Tyler; and the members of the Friendly On Feb. 1, 1976, Doug married daughters, Kelsey and Kaila Winn Sunday School Class. Kim Fowers in Las Vegas, Nev. He was born Feb. 14, 1954, in Salt Lake City, Utah to Beverly Winn and of Tyler; mother, Beverly Winn of The family will receive friends Doug served during the Korean the late Edward Bert Winn. Tooele, Utah; sisters, Teresa Albers from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, at Conflict in the United States Brian grew up in Tooele, Utah, of Tooele, Utah, Deanna Winn- Stewart Family Funeral Home, 7525 Army. He was a member of the Douglas Vanderbloom Brian Winn where he graduated from Tooele Cohen and Alan Cohen of Hawaii, Old Jacksonville Hwy., Tyler, Texas Elk Lodge and VFW. He loved in-law, Eleanor Vanderbloom of High School and was an Eagle for 10 years before he joined his Michaela Winn-Christopherson and 75703. his job as a bus driver for the Las Sandy, Utah. He was preceded Scout. He moved to Tyler in the father-in-law as vice president of husband Tim Christopherson of Mill Memorials in honor of Brian may Vegas Tonopah Reno Stagelines. in death by his parents; two early 1980s where he first fell in Worden Specialties. He was a mem- Valley, Calif.; brother, Tyler Winn be made to Marvin United Methodist After his retirement, Doug and brothers, George and Claude; love and married his beautiful wife, ber and on the administrative board and wife Debbie of Tooele, Utah; Church, 300 W. Erwin Street, Tyler, Kim enjoyed traveling. and a sister, Alta Prado. Kim, in 1983. They moved back to of Marvin United Methodist Church, mother and father-in-law, Roger and TX 75702. Doug is survived by his wife, Cremation under the direc- Utah for a short time before mak- where he also was an active mem- Deann Worden; sisters-in-law, Terri For more information or to Kim; a son, Steven of Roy; a tion of Lindquist’s Roy Mortuary. ing their home in Tyler. He owned ber of the Friendly Sunday School Worden of Tyler, Lori and her hus- express condolences, visit www. sister, Dorothy Viezbicke of Email condolences to the family his own business, Design Audio, Class. band Matt Winchester of Wichita stewartfamilyfuneral.com. Longmont, Colo.; and a sister- at [email protected]

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A full obit- She grew up in Shoshone as well as six great-grand- UT License #368167-4601 life in Casper where she raised uary will appear in the paper and Casper, graduating from children, Dakotah, ShyAnne, her family and made many Brianna, Isaiah, Jessica and Thursday. Shoshone High School in 1955. wonderful friends. Char was She married Robert Vernon Jacob — who will be born in an accomplished artist creat- January; and a great-grandson Macey (later divorced), a ing beautiful oil painting and due to arrive in March. If it happens here, marriage that produced three giving lessons to all those Funeral services will be held wonderful daughters. She later who wanted to learn. In 2004 read about it here. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 11 a.m. married James L. Cline (later Char moved to Stansbury Park divorced), a marriage that pro- at Tate Mortuary in Tooele, where she continued to give TOOELETRANSCRIPT duced her beloved youngest art lessons. with visitation from 9:30-10:30. BULLETIN daughter. Char was preceded in Interment to be in the Tooele Char lived most of her adult City Cemetery. Relax Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Our gift cards are perfect for taking Nevada wildlife workers separate locked up bull elk the craziness out of holiday shopping. RENO, Nev. (AP) — It’s not all warden Brian Eller and Bureau of were. That didn’t happen. When they “As soon as they were apart, the checking hunting and fishing licens- Land Management wildlife biologist ran off, I was hoping that they could bull that hadn’t gotten a full dose es. Sometimes the issues are bigger. Bryson Code headed out to see what not go very far. That didn’t happen jumped to his feet and Bryson, Brian Like when a Nevada game warden they could do. either,” he said. and I quickly gave him all the room was handed the chore of figuring When they reached Indian Valley, The elk may have been sparring at he wanted. He went off about 30 out how to separate two bull elk south of Austin, it was Nov. 29, one the outset, but Donham and Eller say yards and lay down for about 10 who locked horns while sparring week after the elk were first seen. they used teamwork to run for near- minutes before finally walking up and couldn’t untangle them. “When we arrived where the ly a mile to evade the newcomers. “It the hill and over the ridge, none the The saga began Nov. 21 when a rancher had last seen them, we found looked like they had been doing it all worse for wear” Donham said. rancher in Reese River Valley spot- them pretty quickly. They were both their lives; serious cooperation if I’ve The other elk was treated with ted the two elk. lying on the ground and one of them ever seen it,” Donham said. antibiotics and eventually walked By the following day, the animals was in a very uncomfortable looking After two unsuccessful attempts, off as well after the tranquilizer had were gone and the rancher assumed position with his head directly above Donham was able to get a tranquil- worn off. they had separated. the others head and his nose point- izer dart into one of the elk. With “If these two bulls had not been A week later, according to Nevada ing straight up to the sky,” Donham one down, the other could not run, discovered, and we never got the Division of Wildlife biologist Tom said. but was also partially tranquilized in call, they more than likely would Donham, the rancher was out look- Eller said he wondered if they had order to separate the two. have both died. Watching the bulls ing for some of his cows and saw survived their ordeal. Eller and Code helped hold the walk away, and knowing that we the elk again. “Once we found out they were elk down while Donham used a hand likely saved them from a slow death This time, he called the wildlife alive, I was hoping they couldn’t saw to remove part of an antler off was definitely one of those moments Choose from two different designs. department and Donham, game move and would stay where they one of them. that makes this job rewarding.” Great for any occasion – birthday, anniversary, wedding. $25 minimum. Navajos work to preserve language handed down by ‘Holy People’ Jr. said. “Only in this way will one wide, the Navajo language has its grandparent instructs the younger by Erny Zah understand the songs, the prayers roots in mythology. Early Navajos people in a perceived harsh man- GRANTSVILLE THE DAILY TIMES and ceremonies that have been considered it a gift from the “Holy ner, Tso said the elders are teach- FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) passed down orally through count- People” who lived among them. ing them how to take criticism. FEDERAL — Language is life, as life is lan- less generations of our people.” The Holy People, equivalent to Young people want to respond G guage. U When a recent survey revealed the Holy Ghost in Christianity, gave with words rather than contem- CREDIT UNION For the Dine, or the Navajo that only 5 percent of Navajo the Navajo people the language plate what the elders say, Tso C people, the language is symbolic school-aged children could speak to help them overcome adversar- “Your Community Financial Partner” said. of a lifestyle that has existed for Navajo fluently, tribal leaders and ies, said Darrell Tso, a Navajo and Candace Toledo, 21, of Kirtland, 50 Commercial Ave, Grantsville generations. educators began thinking about student adviser at North Idaho who also doesn’t speak Navajo, “For one to truly be Dine, one how to revitalize a language they College in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. said kids aren’t encouraged to 884-3804 must speak the language of the consider the basis of Navajo iden- Influences from a larger English- learn the language. Turn at the Skyline Restaurant, located in the back by the Hardware Store. tity. speaking society that include TV, Dine.” Navajo President Joe Shirley “All we do is get criticized and In an effort to pass on the lan- music, and video games have been older adults don’t know it hurts,” guage to young Navajo children, blamed for a decrease in the use of she said. many elementary schools across the language. Though differences from Navajo the reservation offer Navajo However, a larger influence and American teaching methods immersion classes. could be the learning pattern might be cumbersome to teach- Roz Ulibarri began teaching the expected in English-speaking soci- ing the Navajo language, one way classes at Ojo Amarillo Elementary eties versus a traditional Navajo to avoid the conflict is teaching School in Upper Fruitland about society, Tso said. Navajo within the family. nine years ago. In the American school sys- “Children learn languages best Each year, Roz said she has no tem, pupils are expected to form when they learn in the home,” Happy Holidays more than 10 students in kinder- an opinion and respond verbally Wilcox said. garten through sixth grade who when spoken to. Teaching Navajo during child- understand, respond to and speak “You have to ask questions,” he hood also helps children under- Navajo. said. “You have to use that word “The comprehension is there,” why.” stand the lessons offered in Navajo, OXYGEN FOR YOU she said. “The usage is not.” But in Navajo, he said, asking said Harry Walters, director of the As each class begins, the students questions is not valued. Ned Hatathli Museum and Navajo Beth Fields • Helen Boltz • Brandee Moyes • Mike Fields For all your breathing recite the Pledge of Allegiance in “It means you’re not a good culture instructor at Dine College Navajo. 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Broadway #9 department devoted to Navajo. “You don’t know?” she said in the way his grandfather talked Sherman Wilcox, chairman of her family members ask her. “... to him, they don’t understand. UNM’s linguistics department, said It’s embarrassing because I should “It’s like I’m talking about King 882.7306 he is hopeful that will change dur- know more.” Arthur or Peter Pan,” he said. ing the upcoming legislative ses- The embarrassment Yazzie “What we’re talking about (in cul- sion with a bill that would provide feels also might be a result of the ture) is not real, it’s not relevant to funding for such a department. American style of teaching, Tso our life today. They can’t make that Like other languages world- said. When a Navajo parent or correlation.” TUESDAY December 19, 2006 A9 Excercise your right to enjoy “The Pursuit of Happyness” ust about piness. anything. Taking care of Christopher make you thankful for all you have every 90s “The Pursuit of Happyness” is has become more difficult while in life, “The Pursuit of Happyness” is Jchild can based on a true story about Chris working extremely hard at a job definitely a holiday movie that will finish the words Gardner (played by Smith) who that doesn’t pay. They eventually get accomplish that. I recommend this that follow this wants something more out of life kicked out of their apartment and film for anyone who wants to be or phrase: “In west than being a salesman. He wants evicted from the motel they lived already is successful in any aspect Philadelphia to be someone and have a wonder- in. The father and son spent one born and ful life for his family. Unfortunate night in a subway station restroom of their life. raised…” I circumstances left him with a crum- and then discovered a Methodist Grade: A- can, and I can my job and practically living on the church in the area that takes in a Rated: PG-13 for some language Running time: 117 minutes sing also the Missy streets. The film is inspiring and limited number of people each night. rest of the Thompson quite moving. The fact that it’s a The scenes where Chris and his son Now playing song because STAFF WRITER true story enhances the emotional are struggling to survive don’t show I watched the impact of the film. quite the hardships that other home- television show Chris is a struggling salesman less people endure. After all their “The Fresh Reel Talk attempting to sell bone density hardships Chris now awaits his fate Prince of Bel- machines to hospitals and doctors on whether he’ll receive the job that SEASON’S Air” everytime offices, but it unsuccessful in his will make him successful. it was on. The star of this show was attempts and can’t pay the rent. Judging from “The Pursuit of GREETINGS Will Smith and before he fought His wife, Linda (Thandie Newton), Happyness” Smith’s son Jaden — aliens, boxed or was a cowboy in works double shifts in what can only who steals the show — will grow the Wild West, Smith was known be described as a sweat shop. The up to be quite like his dad. Luckily for his role as the Fresh Prince. only good thing in their life is their for Jaden he already has a wonder- Some movie stars can never come son Christopher (played angelically ful film under his belt and won’t out of that stereotypical role from by Jaden Smith, Will Smith’s real-life go through the mistake of filming a television series or even a terrible son). When things begin to get tight a movie like “Wild Wild West.” This movie — “Wild Wild West.” Luckily for the family and Chris can’t sell is by far Will Smith’s best perfor- for Smith his newest and highly any machines, Linda leaves for New mance and role. He embraced Chris anticipated film “The Pursuit of York allowing Christopher to stay Gardner and had a believeable Happyness” has helped boost him with his father. onscreen father-son relationship. It’s During this holiday season from an out-of-place teenage star to It’s obvious how much Chris obvious how hard he worked. I for- and every day of the year, bonafide actor. wants to be successful and he soon got he was the Fresh Prince and the we wish you all the best. Since I grew up watching Smith realizes that won’t happen selling alien fighter from “Independence on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” bone density machines. He runs Day” and “Men in Black.” photography courtesy of Sony Pictures I couldn’t help it when my eyes across a highly successful stock bro- This is such an inspirational story IR NameTye Hoffmann Will Smith and Jaden Smith, real life father and son, play the roles Investment Representative swelled with tears during the com- ker who allows him to apply for an exceptionally on screen. it will help people to assess if they are 974 N. Main mercials and previews for “The internship at Dean Witter Reynolds really happy with their life or if there IR StreetTooele, Address UT Pursuit of Happyness.” Watching — after Chris completed the hottest is something else they can achieve. 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If you want to see a film that the story and ponder my own hap- while he went to apply at the firm. will put a smile on your face and

Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT GHS officers endure cold for a cause Local News Source. BULLETIN by Natalie Tripp boxes was achieved. The students camp out three weeks in advance. CORRESPONDING WRITER were given three weeks to collect The date was set for Dec. 15, last ‘Tis the season of giving. ‘Tis also gifts for their boxes and turn them Friday. After reviewing the weather 15%* off the season of winter. The Grantsville into the officers. report that day and watching the High School Student Body officers With one day left in the drive, snow fall later that evening, no one already need to think about that last sen- and the tally at 90 boxes, the offi- was ready to back out. LOW PRICES tence. cers were a little nervous. Kami It continued to snow all through GSI PAWN SHOP *except 10% off Every holiday season at GHS is Christiansen, the Student Body the night and the temperature coins/silver & items priced $100 + up packed with opportunities to donate Treasurer, commented, “I was wor- dropped to 13 degrees Farenheit. Come in early for to local and worldwide charities. ried about not making the goal, and The officers has decided that they 882-5560 best selection, prices Along with their own Festival of keeping ten kids from having some- wouldn’t use any tents, rather blan- 324 NORTH MAIN ST limited to Trees the school participates in thing for Christmas.” kets and sleeping bags. Most of the Serving Tooele’s loan needs since 1974 Stock on hand (Across the street from 7-11) Check examples of Operation Christmas Child — a At the end of the final day the officers slept on a tarp with their HOT SALE prices Christmas charity organized by total number of donated boxes stood mummy sleeping bags, while three Open 10 AM to 6 PM MON~SAT (closed 12/25 & 1/1) MOST PRICES RECENTLY REDUCED BEFORE THIS SALE In this ad!!! Samaritan’s Purse. at 106. The entire school was filled decided to rough it in the snow, each Layaways available: 25% down holds any item 30 days Sale ends 12/30/06 Operation Christmas Child asks with an excitement as the announce- with their own sleeping bag. One of Comp. Monitors (10)12.75-$38.25 for standard size shoe boxes filled ment was made that the goal had the few to tough it out was Student CDs -- 1400+ ------$3.40 - $4.25 DVDs -- 2000+ ------$4.25 - $5.10 Sony 5comp +5spk stereo $265.50 with Christmas toys and goodies been exceeded. Body President, Zach Stocks. DVD box sets (several)------prices vary Technics Stereo sys --- $162.00 to be sent to children around the Student Government Advisor, Liz “It was one of the most excru- VHS Videos -- 1000s in stock------$1.70 Handi(4)& Digi-cams $34-$130.50 world for Christmas. These children Smith was thrilled with the outcome. ciating things I’ve ever done, but Disney/Family videos 200+ ------$3.40 - $4.25 Auto Subwoofer Spks $17-$112.50 typically don’t receive anything dur- “I was pleasantly surprised — most it was definitely worth it to moti- Christmas videos------$1.06 - $2.55 Surround sound spk sys.(4 sets) ing the holidays and things such as of the schools in Salt Lake don’t vate the students to provide a merry Playstation 1 games - 300+ ------$5.53 Snowblowers (3) $179.10-$247.50 toothbrushes and soap are luxuries. participate in Operation Christmas Christmas for these kids,” Stocks Playstation 2 games - 160+ ------$7.23 Huntsman autodark sheid $180.00 SAWS: Radial, table, band chop, This year the school’s student Child. It’s nice to know that we said. X-Box Games -- 90+ ------$7.65 Nintendo 64 games -- 200+------$5.95 miter,scroll-----$42.50-$260.10 body officers wanted to give a little still have the spirit to give.” Tooele Some might call these teenagers Air nailers -- $80.75 - $193.50 more than the school had previous- County along with Salt Lake, Utah a little wild and crazy, but in the end Playstation ONE unit ------$15.30 Playstation 1 unit ------$12.75 Sawzalls (10) --$42.50 - $63.75 ly. In order to motivate the student and Uintah counties provided 10,000 their spunk will ensure some child X-Box Unit + 1 game ------$93.50 Power tools/ Skil(9) & jig saws body the officers promised to sleep boxes. a Merry Christmas and hopefully Nintendo 64 unit ------$12.75 - $21.25 (17), Sanders (17)$4.25 -$21.25 outside in the cold if the goal of 100 The officers planned the night to inspire others to do the same. Game accessories/memory ------prices vary Battery+power tools prices vary Guitars (5 acoustic,12 electric)$36.00 -$472.50 Misc hand tools $0.22 - $17.00 Guitar cases 15 acoustic & elect $8.50 - $63.75 Hand tool sets----- prices vary Keyboard - Casio CTK-700 w manuals ----- $59.50 Hand tool boxes ---$4.25-$42.50 goals. They track their efforts week- for its health insurance this year. Rollaway boxes ---$42.50-$84.15 ly on a Web site and are rewarded Several other insurance providers Latin Percussion Conga set ------$162.00 County Tenor Saxaphone -- Cannonball (NICE!)---$990.00 Fluke meters (4) $8.50 - $97.75 continued from page A1 with insurance payment discounts bid for the contract. Crate 220-watt full stack w extras -----$855.00 Compressors(3)-- $63.75-$202.50 when they achieve a certain percent- Round Oak Tables(2)$135-$224.10 Stringham, CEO for Behavioral “They weren’t the lowest bid, Practice guitar amps (12)------$25.50 - $51.00 age of their goals. Home appliances - mini Fridge, Health Strategies. but the change also meant the least PA Gear: JBL EON 15G2 amp speaker ------$382.50 Participants are assigned a coach Mackie Mixer - 12-channel ------$265.50 Washer, Dryer, $17.00 - $359.10 The county’s new health pro- impact for employees,” Ayala said. Oreck vacuum ------$234.00 to teach them healthy habits and Saddles (2) ------$212.50 - $382.50 gram is voluntary and participants “They can still use the same doc- Misc vacuums(7) $38.25 - $63.75 check their progress. “All of our 32” JVC TV (8 others 2 new)------$301.50 will receive a health assessment in tors. Employees usually complain Home DVD units (7) ------$21.25 - $63.75 Wheel/Tire sets(18) $51-$382.50 coaches are registered nurses or January. 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From The Sidelines Santa may hand out NFL berths after Christmas

here are just two weeks remaining in the National TFootball League’s 2006 regular season and the playoff picture is mud- died more than ever. Oh what a tangled web the NFL has weaved this fall. Only eight of the league’s 32 teams have been eliminated from play- Nick Drake off contention. The list is SPORTS EDITOR shorter on the have-nots than the post-season contenders. Half of the 12 post-season berths have been solidified. San Diego (AFC West), Baltimore (AFC North) and Indianapolis (AFC South) have wrapped up division crowns and are now jockeying for home field advantage or a first- round bye the next two weeks. New England will capture the AFC East, barring a total collapse, leading by two games over the New photography/Troy Boman York Jets. Tooele High’s Trish Cox fights down lane 4 in the 200-yard individual medley at the 2006 Tooele Invitational at the Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center Friday. The team However, the wild card battle is just that- finished with a time of 2:27.96. wild and wacky. Only one game separates Denver, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, New York Jets, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Tennessee and Kansas City in the standings. Pioneers spoil Buffs’ bid for Tooele Invite title In fact, the AFC could have as many as a six-way tie for the sixth and final playoff berth headed into the final weekend. If New by Nick Drake breaststroke title with a career-best ment. Stubbs and Lizette Torres also con- England tops Jacksonville, Kansas City upends SPORTS EDITOR time. “I was extremely proud of every tributed to the team total. The young Oakland, Miami beats the Jets at home and Tooele has been like the grinch The Tooele boys 400 free relay team swimmer who participated,” he noted. swimmers showed a lot of improve- Pittsburgh beats Baltimore at home, the Jags, when it comes to their own Tooele of Bobby Philpot, Steven Chevalier, “Many of the swimmers for Tooele ment and optimism for the future.” Chiefs, Jets, Steelers, the Tennessee-Buffalo Invitational, winning the coveted team Jon Lee and Mat Snarr powered their had never competed in a meet this Coach Roberts said the meet was a winner and Denver-Cincinnati loser will all title the past few years and refusing to way to the coveted title in the event. large but they remembered what we huge success and the teamwork pro- be tied with identical 8-7 records headed into share the trophy with anyone due to The Buffs’ combined girls and boys had been working on in practice and vided by all of the timers, officials and their season finale. outstanding individual performances. relay team, Cox (200 individual med- improved their times in the meet. None volunteers helped make the event Even the Bengal-Bronco winner won’t be But not even stellar times and phe- ley), Philpot (200 IM), Burden (50 free), of them gave up. The are developing a another tremendous hit with visiting assured of a playoff berth unless a couple of nomenal efforts could keep Lehi from Trent Andrus (100 IM) and Lee (100 good attitude about competition and teams. teams lose. So the AFC battle will head into taking home the team hardware in the back) all grabbed runner-up finishes in will be ready in future meets.” “It was probably the most competi- the final weekend of December. two-day meet, Friday and Saturday at their respective events for THS. Coach Roberts said there were a tive invitational we have ever hosted,” As for the NFC, the picture is just as unclear Pratt Aquatic Center. The local squad gets back into action number of terrific individual times on he stated. “Lehi has a very good team and even five teams with losing records are The Pioneers combined to register today when the Buffs hosts Copper the boys and girls squads. and earned the championships on the still in contention for wild card berths. a winning 830 team tally (447.5 girls, Hills and Bear River in a tri-meet at “For the boys, Jon Lee, Terence strength of their girls’ performance. Chicago has locked down home field advan- 382.5 boys) to easily grab the gold team 3:15 p.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center. Perkins, Bobby Philpot, Mat Snarr, All of the teams had several outstand- tage throughout the NFC playoffs and New trophy while Tooele battled to a silver Tooele has only suffered one dual Stefen Chevalier, Matt Ricci, Cameron ing individuals that will score a lot of Orleans has claimed the NFC South title while team score of 761.5, thanks to 449.5 by setback each in the past 11 bouts, the Crane, Alix Court, Trent Andrus, Jared points at the state championships. Dallas is guaranteed a playoff berth but has the boys and 312 from the girls. Cedar boys falling to Ogden (166-119) and the Genther and Gilbert Nichols all did “Nearly every race provided the yet to clinch the division. A Cowboy victory City (583.5) garnered third place over- Lady Buffs to Logan (148-138). about what we expected. Newcomers spectators with excitement and some- over their bitter rival from Philadelphia on all followed by Sky View (570), Snow In spite of the setbacks, the Buffs Jordan Knighton, Dustin Perkins thing to cheer about,” he added. “It was Christmas night would earn Dallas the NFC Canyon (487.5), Juan Diego (371), have registered some impressive dual and Spencer Dickinson made huge very stressful setting up everything for East crown. However, a loss would give the Canyon View (320), Pine View (298.5), victories the past month over tough improvements and are really going to the meet but once it began I was able Eagles, without starting quarterback Donavon Delta (148), South Summit (132), Dixie opponents. help us from now on. to relax and pay attention to the swim- McNabb, control of the division crown headed (89) and Carbon (59). Both teams now boast glossy 10-2 “As for the girls, Trish Cox, Mary mers. The officials and volunteers who into the regular season finale at home against The Lady Buffs’ 200 free relay squad overall dual marks on the season to Burden, Erika Andrews and Laurie run our meets are the very best. I really Atlanta. of Erika Andrews, Laurie Halladay, date. Halladay earned a bulk of the points for appreciated the time and effort they Meanwhile, Seattle is one victory away from Trish Cox and Mary Burden battled to Tooele Coach Mel Roberts was the girls,” he added. “But Tiffani Smith, put in to our program and make the sewing up its third straight NFC West crown. an impressive first-place time in the pleased with his team’s overall perfor- Amber Skelton, Allison Bowers, Kylei meets at Tooele something special and However, the Seahawks’ hosting the red-hot event and Cox also garnered the 100 mance and effort in their own tourna- Riding, Kilee Butterfield, Courtney to be proud of.” San Diego Chargers will be no picnic this weekend so even the defending NFC champs might have to wait until a road test at Tampa Bay to capture the coveted division crown. Mustangs rolling The two wild card berths, just like in the

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by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Sports Wrap Dugway is on its usual roll into the boys basketball campaign. The Mustangs rolled past five of its first six foes on THS baseball title reunion the season en route to a glossy preseason record. The 1996 Tooele High Baseball team that The lone setback to date was a nine point setback captured the school’s lone baseball crown has on the road at Kamas against the South Summit junior scheduled a reunion later this month. varsity Nov. 30. The ‘96 Buffs that upended rival Murray for Meanwhile, Dugway has registered lopsided the state crown will meet Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. in wins over Mt. Vernon (56-35), Milford (69-39), West the THS cafeteria. Wendover, Nev. (73-43), West Ridge Academy (84-43) For more information contact Mike at 435- and Tooele freshmen (66-30) to earn the stellar overall 830-6629. mark. Lady Buff alumni games set Brady Allred fired in a game-high 14 and Morgan The annual Tooele High alumni athletic Kartchner poured in 13 points to pave the way for the reunion is scheduled for Dec. 29 in the THS Mustangs’ varsity squad. Zach James also hit for 12 as gymnasium. well and Landon Wilkins tossed in nine. All former Lady Buff athletes will be able Spencer Bunn spearheaded the Buff freshmen with to renew acquaintances and reminisce about a team high eight points while Taylor Hunt, Jake Holt, seasons gone by. The events will be from 5 p.m. P. Johnson and L. King all connected for four points to 7 p.m. Then, the Tooele High girls basketball as well. team will take on Union and all of the former Now, Dugway travels to Ogden today to tangle with athletes will get into the game free to support an always tough St. Joseph squad and hit the road to the Lady Buffs. West Wendover, Nev. to battle the Wolverines, both at For more information contact Coach Susan 6 p.m. Rydalch at 833-1978 during school hours or 435- In spite of the strong record, Dugway Coach George 884-6359 during the Christmas Moratorium. Bruce said his team still has work to do in practice before the Mustangs are ready to challenge the Class Lady Mustangs post split 1A elite for top billing in the post-season tournament Dugway earned a split of non-league contests in March. Thursday and Friday at home. “I think the fact that we play hard is a good sign,” The Lady Mustangs rolled to a decisive 58- he stated. “But we’re still not doing all of the things we 28 triumph over league rival Tintic Thursday want to do well. At least we’re overcompensating by in non-league play at DHS. Jaynie Palmer and playing hard every game. Our only loss came against a Sherilyn Pianar popped the cords for 17 points big, very tough and physical South Summit team. West each and Tiara Stevenson joined in with nine Ridge was physical but not tall and we handled that points to spearhead the Dugway triumph. OK. But South Summit was big and physical and we Casey Wahlberg paved the way for the Lady didn’t handle that well. Miners with seven points. “I’m good through eight (players),” he added. “But photography/Troy Boman we can’t find the right combination for a fifth starter. SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Dugway’s Landon Wilkins is hacked by an Intermountain Christian School defender in Friday’s game at DHS. The Lions edged past the Mustangs in the non-league contest with a four-point victory. SEE ROLLING PAGE A11 TUESDAY December 19, 2006 A11 Lady Buffs fall in preseason contests

by Nick Drake contributed six each. SPORTS EDITOR Meanwhile, Judge Memorial raced to an 17-8 scor- Tooele ventured outside of the state’s borders ing cushion in the third period as well to erase a 17-16 in search of the team’s first triumph of the young half-time deficit and capture the 12-point triumph. campaign. Kim Troy spearheaded the Lady Bulldog charge And the Lady Buffs nearly pulled it off Nov. 29 with a game high 17, including 13 points in the piv- against Westside, Idaho. otal period. However, Kirstin Buttars popped the home nets Nigh ignited the Lady Buffs attack with a team for a game-high 25 points to help the Lady Pirates high 13 and Alexis Bird chipped in with 11. Thomas post a hard-fought 53-49 overtime triumph over also netted eight for Tooele. Tooele at Dayton, Idaho. Tooele ventures to Draper today for a pre-season The Lady Pirate sharpshooter fired in 18 of her bout with Juan Diego at 7 p.m. points in the first half of action to ignite the hosts. Lady Buff Coach Karie Fredrickson said her team Meredith Nigh paced the Lady Buffs with a team- had its chances to post a hard fought road triumph high 15 and Alexis Bird hit for 13. Sam Thomas also at Westside, Id. contributed 12 for the Tooele school. “It was a disappointing loss for us,” she stated. The Lady Buffs also dropped hard fought deci- “We were actually up in the fourth quarter and lost sions to Granger (38-36) Tuesday at home, Judge it in overtime. That hurts. We just didn’t defend and Memorial (47-35) Wednesday in Salt Lake City and rebound well the entire game, but particularly in the Friday at home against Uintah (47-37). fourth quarter. We let them get us into a hurry offen- Granger exploded for an 11-4 scoring assault in the sively instead of slowing down and taking control of third quarter and held on down the stretch to edge the game with the lead. We didn’t shoot the ball well past Tooele by two points on the road. all night but we still did get three players in double Lita Hola and Allisa Neilson paved the way for the figures and that is a positive for us. We are going to Lady Lancers with 11 each. work hard in practice on rebounding and defense Meredith Nigh led all scorers in the contest with and hopefully we’ll improve in those two areas by a game high 15. Marie Porter and Sam Thomas also our next game.” Cowgirls split non-league affairs

by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville has kept its poise despite a four-game losing skid and the hard work in practice finally paid dividends on the road. The Cowgirls hit the road to Spanish Fork Thursday to capture a 47-33 triumph over American Leadership Academy on the Lady photography/Mike Anderson Eagles’ home hardwoods. Grantsville’s Taylor Hunt blocks a shot of a Juab player in a previous game this season at GHS. The Cowboys Kylie Erickson paced the visi- rolled to a 59-39 point triumph over Park City Friday at home. tors’ victory with a team-high 10 points and Megan Oltjenbruns netted nine as well. Rachel Cowboys snap skid with decisive Topham also contributed seven while Sammie Jensen and Melanie Johnson poured in six each. The triumph snapped the 59-39 triumph over visiting Miners Cowgirls skid. Unfortunately, Uintah didn’t allow Grantsville to keep on its by Nick Drake Scott Case paced Park City with played our best opening quarter winning ways Saturday. SPORTS EDITOR a team-high 10 and Brett Miller of the year,” he noted. “The kids The Lady Utes parlayed a strong Grantsville went into Friday’s tossed in six as well. came out fired up and focused and 24-point first period into a big lead game against Park City, desper- Grantsville had dropped con- doing what they needed to get a and held off a furious Cowgirl ately seeking a victory to snap its secutive decisions to Union (57- lead early. It’s a team you can’t let comeback to record a tough 49-46 three-game losing skid. 51), Morgan (50-47) and North them hang around and play with road triumph at Grantsville. And the Cowboys weren’t about Summit (67-50). you. The kids took the challenge Nicole Brady poured in a game- to let the game against the Miners The Cowboys also hit the road and got a good lead right from the to Cedar City Wednesday to tangle start and made them chase us the high 23 and Amy Parkinson tossed slip away. with the Redmen in a non-league rest of the game. in 12 to lead Uintah. Grantsville raced to a two touch- decision Wednesday and Canyon “I thought we had some good Rika Larsen pumped in a team- down lead after one period, 21-7, View Thursday, both at 7 p.m. inside play and that was big,” high 22 and Sammie Jensen pro- after only eight minutes expired vided 13 for Grantsville. The victory boosts the Cowboys’ he added. “Marcus gets five and and coasted to a decisive 59-39 Grantsville hits the road to Park photography/Troy Boman overall record to 4-4 on the sea- Harrison seven points in the first triumph at home. City today for a non-league con- Grantsville’s Sammie Jensen (right) fires a shot over Uintah’s Kris son. period. The scoring was spread Cochran (left) in Saturday’s game at GHS. The Lady Utes held on for a Craig Harrison poured in a test and venture to Mt. Pleasant Grantsville Coach Larry around and it took them by sur- hard fought 49-46 triumph over the Cowgirls in the contest. Thursday for a road test against game-high 19 and Josh Childs Sandberg said his team came prise and shows that we are not North Sanpete. Both games are set popped the home nets for 15 to out strong right from the start a one-man team. We had six guys younger players stepped up huge to begin at 7 p.m. executed better offensively and lead the way for the Cowboys. and never let the Miners get a score in the first quarter. It was a for us. Rika played really well and Cowgirl Coach Kenzie Newton defensively. I felt like we improved Marcus Johnson also chipped in chance to feel confident against good win. Park City is struggling she actually had a double-double. said her team just couldn’t over- at the free throw line. Overall, it’s with 11 while Logan Drake, Taylor the Cowboys in the non-league but they have a couple of pretty I think I saw a lot of good things come a slow start against Uintah a stepping stone of where we need Hunt and Trevor Hawkins also contest. good athletes and we did a good in the game. We just need to put Saturday at home. to be when region rolls around. added four each. “I thought we came out and job defensively on them.” all four quarters together and get “We did Ok,” she stated against Any win on the road is a good that consistency and then we’ll be American Leadership. “It was a win. OK. We didn’t get to the foul line and Brady Allred chipped in with each in the quarter as well. confidence-builder for us. We “We dug ourselves too big of as much as we needed to. I think Rolling a basket each to help extend the Alexander logged five points didn’t play outstanding but we a hole early against Uintah,” she margin after three periods. we’re right there with the good continued from page A10 to ignite the Fighting Eagles and worked through some things we added. “We’re getting better but Kay led the Fighting Eagles with Richard Stevens tossed in four. we need to learn how to play teams. We just have to show up needed to and got a little more We’ve been solid through four a 3-point shot. Faber also hit for two points as all four quarters. I felt like the every game and keep improving.” confidence with one another and but we’re just not clicking at five The Mustangs reeled off a 20- well. right now. No matter who I go 11 cushion in the final frame of Wilkins paced all scorers in the to, I seem to lose something. I’m the game to complete the lop- contest with 34 points while James season dance. If the Giants fall to top draft pick while Tampa Bay, proud of the way the kids play sided triumph. Wilkins blistered and Kartchner poured in 20 each. Berths New Orleans and Falcons stum- Houston, Cleveland, Arizona, hard and it nice to have it this the home nets for 12 points down Alexander led the Fighting year. Between (Landon) Wilkins, the stretch while Matt Mason, continued from page A10 ble to the Panthers, while San Washington and Miami are jock- Eagles with a team-high 12 while Preston Edwards, Jared Newman Fran beats Arizona and St. Louis eying for draft positioning and (Morgan) Kartchner and (Brady) Faber and Suchanski provided upends Washington at home, the the only teams that aren’t still Allred there is no give. It’s always and James provided two points AFC, is also precarious. Philly eight each. Kay also hit for seven. Giants, Falcons, Panthers, 49ers available for playoff berths. first gear all the time.” is in a fight for a division title or and Rams will be tied with the Dugway 84 - W. Ridge 43 wild card berth and seems to be Indeed, it is Christmas in the Vikings-Packers winner at 7-8 The Mustangs exploded for a in the catbird seat for either. The NFL and even Ole’ St. Nick might Pet of the Week headed into the final weekend. 25-7 barrage in the first frame of Eagles will clinch a berth with have to wait to hand out belated And even better, with only 32 the game and coasted to a deci- a win or a Falcon home loss to presents, i.e. playoff berths, until regular seasons games remain- sive non-league triumph over the Carolina. the last game of the season. Sit ing, only three games, so far, Fighting Eagles Dec. 8 at Dugway. The New York Giants, Atlanta, back, glue the remote to your have no bearing on post-season Zach James ignited the early Minnesota, Green Bay, San seeding or berths. The only sure hand and enjoy, because nearly assault with nine points and Francisco, St. Louis and Carolina thing headed down the stretch every game you can watch has Landon Wilkins poured in eight are all separated by one game in is that Oakland and Detroit will playoff implications with only to help spur the hosts to a whop- the battle for bids in the post- be slugging it out for next year’s two week left. Merry Christmas. ping 18-point cushion just eight minutes into the contest. Morgan and a pair of clutch free throws by Jennie Bateman Kartchner also popped the cords in the waning seconds to lift Wendover to a dramatic for five points and Josh Nelson Wrap added a basket for good measure. continued from page A10 39-37 come-from-behind victory over McDermont. Mascaro poured in a game-high 16 points and Darren Faber paced West Ridge Bateman chipped in with 11 to spearhead the tri- with a 3-point shot while team- However, Intermountain Christian School spoiled umph. Kayla Timm also added seven for the ‘Cats. mates Jeremy Suchanski and Tyler the Lady Mustangs’ bid for a four-game win streak Katie Hill led the Lady Bulldogs with 10 and Elisa Kay netted a field goal each. with a hard fought 42-38 contest at Dugway. The Dave pumped in nine. The Mustangs posted a 22-19 Lady Lions outscored the hosts 22-14 in the final half Tabiona delivered a 62-31 win over Wendover just outburst in the second stanza to of action to erase a four-point deficit at intermission one day earlier Friday at WHS. boost the edge at the break to 47- and capture the road triumph. The Lady Tigers padded their overall record to a 26. Wilkins kept the Fighting Eagle Ashley Moore poured in a game-high 17 for the perfect 7-0 and the top-ranked Tabiona squad was outburst at bay with 10 points in victors. led by 19 points from Skya Defa and 14 from Savana the period for the Mustangs while Pianar fired in a team-high 15 for the Lady Mustangs Gines. James and Kartchner pumped in and C.J. Mathews flipped in eight. Shelsea Wall also Krishton Gonzales logged 12 and Mascaro netted six points each. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. hit for seven and Jaynie Palmer netted six. eight. Adam Alexander paved the Dugway now takes time off to celebrate the Wendover now takes some time off to prepare for way for the West Ridge come- Shelters are only required to hold animals for Christmas Moratorium. The Lady Mustangs won’t hit a Jan. 9 battle with county neighbor Dugway in the back bid with six points in the three days before they are euthanized. the hardwoods until Dec. 29 when the local squad Region 18 girls basketball opener. pivotal period and Suchanski con- For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals travels to Tabiona for a non-league bout with the tributed a pair of field goals. Faber available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Lady Tigers at 4:30 p.m. Buff boys at Hunter tonight, host also chipped in with three points 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville while Kay, Colin Swanger and Jon Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Lady Wildcats rally laste for Timpview Wednesday Sigalas all added a basket each. Tooele takes to the hardwoods tonight in West Dugway continued the offen- Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. victory over Bulldogs, 39-37 Valley against Class 5A foe Hunter in a non-league sive onslaught with a 17-7 bar- Wendover appeared to suffer a two-game affair at 7 p.m. rage to extend the lead to 64-33 skid in as many days Saturday at home against The Buffs captured a thrilling three overtime road Tooele Veterinary with eight minutes remaining in McDermont, Nev. victory at Morgan Wednesday to register their sec- the game. Kartchner ripped the Clinic The Lady Bulldogs led the Lady ‘Cats by 10 points ond straight win. home cords for nine points and with two minutes remaining. But the hosts rallied Tooele also returns home to host Timpview 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Wilkins netted four more. James behind a pair of 3-point missiles by Lindsay Mascaro Wednesday at 7 p.m. in preseason play. A12 TUESDAY December 19, 2006

and there were no signs to indi- younger sister and mother during Smith moved in with another dent,” Smith stated, “I did it.” doesn’t know for sure, he believes Murder cate a struggle, or that the victim her pregnancy. She had a hard woman he reassumed custody of Observers have theorized that the man killed by the Marines had had been forcibly drowned. time carrying the twins, according the twins. At the time, he assured Smith’s wartime experiences may been paid by Iraqi insurgents to continued from page A1 Tooele residents John and to her mother. During the preg- Paul and Pauline they would have affected him after the war. see what would happen if he tried he pulled Speirs from the bathtub Pauline Speirs, parents of Nicole, nancy, John Speirs tried several always be part of their grandchil- Shortly after arriving in Iraq, Smith to pass the checkpoint. and called 911. Police and medical said they didn’t see Smith often times to contact Smith but was dren’s lives. was among a group of Marines “The man had a wad of money personnel arrived at the couple’s despite him being the father of unsuccessful. Pauline said she and her hus- who set up a checkpoint to make in his front pocket,” Lopez said. Tooele residence and determined their grandchildren. “We felt he Pauline called Smith when her band liked Walter’s new girlfriend sure no one got through to the In 2003, Smith and his Marine Speirs had been dead for several was nice, polite and very person- daughter was in labor, “but Walter and did not feel that Walter would city of Al Fajr. When a man in an group were engaged in a firefight hours. able,” Pauline said. said he couldn’t come to the hos- hurt the kids in any way. old pickup truck tried to drive that Lopez called “my own piece Tooele Police Capt. Steve Pauline said that when Nicole pital,” she said. On Aug. 4 of this year, Smith through the checkpoint, Marines of hell. There were several civil- Newkirk said his officers found announced to her family and Smith Smith moved into Nicole’s home checked himself into the Veterans yelled several times for him to ians caught in the cross fire. it puzzling that a young woman that she was pregnant, Smith with her and the twins only three Administration Hospital, asking stop. When the man continued Several of them were killed. It would drown in a bathtub. But, seemed excited about fatherhood. weeks before she died, according for help. He then called an uncle, driving, several Marines opened was an extremely hard time for they had no evidence that any- He even accompanied her on her to Pauline. Craig Gandolph, and asked him fire on him. Lopez theorized that all of us.” thing else caused her death. Even first doctor’s visit, but then faded Paul and Pauline took care of to come to the hospital. When Smith must have been among the Lopez worried a lot about his the state coroner’s report stated out of Nicole’s life. their daughter’s twins for a while Gandolph asked Smith if he want- Marines forced to shoot at the Marines who fought so hard and that Speirs died from drowning, Nicole lived with her father, after Nicole’s death, but when ed to talk about the “Tooele inci- unarmed man. Although Lopez saw so much death in Iraq. When the group came home, Lopez encouraged each of his subordi- nates to seek psychological help. “You need to get some of the stuff you have seen and done off your chests,” he told them. Lopez said, however, that even if Smith was suffering from post traumatic stress syndrome, that is no excuse for what he is accused of doing. “If Smith is guilty of killing his girlfriend, neither the Marine Corps or I condone what he did in any way,” Lopez said. “I want to make it perfectly clear that PTSD is no excuse to kill an innocent person.” Lopez added, however, “I hope we are doing enough (to rehabili- tate the mental well-being) of our men and women coming home from Iraq.” Paul and Pauline Speirs say they 06 Explorer XLT 4x4 hold no animosity toward Smith, but they can’t understand how Dual Heat & A/C, anyone could have killed their daughter. Nicole was described 3rd Seat as a happy girl with a smile that could light up a room. 3 ATTHIS Now that Nicole is gone, Paul PRICE and Pauline plan to make every effort to raise their daughter’s twins in a way that would make $ their mother proud. 19,995 [email protected] 06 Escape Hybrid 4x4 06 Expedition XLT 4x4 Stansbury continued from page A1 Loaded w/ Dual Heat & A/C, of the budget is employee costs, Extras, Only 3rd Seat, O’Donnell asked the board to 2,000 Miles Low Miles! accept a management plan as an amendment to the budget. The 2 ATTHIS management plan, as presented by PRICE O’Donnell, would require employees to be monitored to ensure expectations are met. 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While the V6,Sunroof, Leather Only 41,000 Miles board liked the idea of a management plan, they did not feel they had time to adequately review the plan before attaching it to the budget, according to Jones. O’Donnell said it was not the first time he has presented the proposed management plan to the $ $ $ $ $ board, and he plans to continue 8,495 8,995 8,995 9,995 9,995 pursuing a management plan calling for accountability from service agency employees. 05 Ford 02 Mercury 05 Pontiac “Do I think there are flagrant 04 Scion Xb 04 Nissan Sentra abuses?” O’Donnell said. “No. But I Focus Mountaineer SE-R SPEC-V Grand Prix do think employees could be better Auto, Leather managed.” The 2007 salary increase included a $2,212 hike in the park manager salary from $44,246 to $46,458. The office manager job, which had been part time in 2006, was adjust- ed to a full-time position for 2007. As a result, the salary for that job was boosted from $22,200 in 2006 $ $ $ $ $ to $30,670 in 2007. 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eseret Peak Complex will tah hunter education cours- ake Off Pounds Sensibly is Dbe close Sun., Dec. 24, at 4 Ues for 2007 are from 6 to 9 Taccepting new members. Check p.m. for the holiday and reopen on p.m. Range times to be announced. us out at Tooele Senior Center, 59 E Tuesday, Dec. 26. The complex will Note: State law requires students to Vine, 5 p.m. every Tuesday. Connie be also close Sunday, Dec. 31, at 4 attend all sessions of class. Cost is 850-8174 or Marylou 830-1150. p.m. for the holiday. It will reopen $6. Classes at Tooele County Health on Tuesday, Jan. 2. If you have ques- Building, 151 N Main St. For more tions please contact us at (435) information call Gene at 882-4767, 843-4020. or Bryan: 882-6795. “91% of all Car Accident Victims B2 TUESDAY December 19, 2006 Unknowingly Inherit this Problem…” FREE REPORT Protects car accident victims by plainly exposing what the doctors and insurance companies will never tell them… Christmas gingerbread houses AVOID THIS HIDDEN KILLER! Not knowing this simple piece of information could cost you time, money, and years of pain and suffering! (If you’ve recently been involved in a car accident, this report may shock you.) combine creativity, culinary good taste Just call our toll-free 24 hour FREE recorded message at 877- 242-0395! hrist- delightful concoction — a Or, get this amazing FREE VIDEO & REPORT by going here now: mas whole house made of tasty, www.Tooelepainrelief.com/5 Cbrings good things to eat! out the cre- These houses that appear ativity in during the holiday season cooks and range from simple to elabo- in artists rate. Hotels and other public as well. It areas often have large and should be no delightful creations, but fami- CorralCorral Panels surprise than lies, clubs and other groups 5’ x 12’ that cook- Diane Sagers also indulge in the fun of the ing becomes CORRESPONDENT handiwork. 6’ x 12’ artistic dur- The houses can require ing this holi- many hours in the making, or 8-Rail Tough – day season. Garden with some planning, they can 14 Gauge Strong Christmas Spot provide an evening’s activity. cooking is In some families they are truly as much such a holiday tradition that art as science. the holidays cannot be com- Photography courtesy of Diane Sagers Perhaps there is no better plete until the house is made. Families can enjoy creating small gingerbread houses together. Many example of artistic cooking A recipe for gingerbread and candies lend themselves well to decorate these artistic confections. than in creating gingerbread a little imagination can create made from candies appears of foil. Place on cookie sheet Store Hours: M-F 8-5 • SAT 8-NOON houses. They are reminiscent an array of whimsical rendi- during the holidays — marsh- and bake at 350 degrees for of Hansel’s and Gretel’s jour- tions. If you are not sure what mallow trees and snowmen, 20-30 minutes. Cut shapes for ney to the candy house in the to do, a trip to the candy coun- chocolate Santas and rein- house from hot gingerbread classic fairytale, but without ter can offer inspiration. deers, etc. Candy canes can immediately. Lift pieces care- the ugly old witch. What a A wonderful array of figures fully place on cake rack to Settlement Canyon cool. The gingerbread should be very hard when cool. If nec- 2007 Season Passes & Camping Passes Available! essary, the pieces can be laid Do you have that hard to shop for person or family? If they back on the cookie sheet and enjoy camping or taking the daily scenic drive, purchase baked 5-10 minutes longer as a voucher for Settlement Canyon. We have Season passes the roof sections will break off if not thoroughly baked. Makes and Camping passes available for the 1 house 5” by 5” square. Larger 2007 season. To purchase, see Misti houses may be made with mul- Williams at 2930 West Highway 112 (Deseret Peak Complex) or call (435) 843-4002 for more information. Season Pass $25 (does not include camping) Dry Camping $5.00 per night R.V. Site w/Hook up $15 per night (Reservations recommended)

Find Your Dream Home! tiple recipes. Stick together with royal icing or melted TOOELETRANSCRIPT sugar and decorate with royal Photography courtesy of Diane Sagers icing and hard candies. BULLETIN Gingerbread houses can be elaborate or simple. This large house on display at The Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City features icing icicles on the roof edges, candy stones in the chimney, fluffy cotton snow, Royal Icing: 2-3 egg whites marshmallow snowmen and trees with many other detailed features also included. (room temperature 3 1/2 cups (1 pound) powdered sugar, become doorposts. Flat, wafer- 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar. type candies make wonderful Beat thoroughly until stands shingles. Tiny jelly beans make in peaks. Keep bowl covered stonesEXCD for a chimney, a founda- with a damp cloth while work- tion or stone walls. Life savers ing. have CDan assortment of possible uses. CWStrands of licorice whips Gingerbread Man Cookies can be woven or hung straight (Yield: about 24 cookies) to formAD windows, doors, etc. 1/2 cup shortening The possibilities are endless. 1/2 cup sugar If youSM like the decorating 1 cup molasses better than the baking, or want 1 egg beaten to createGA a tiny Christmas 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour town, you might want to use 1 teaspoon baking soda grahamAS crackers for the walls, 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon and roofs. A serrated or saw- 1 1/2 teaspoons ginger edgedPPM knife will act as a saw 1/4 teaspoon salt to create angles you need for Raisins (optional) your buildings. Heat shortening, sugar and MostSpell Christmas house molasses until shortening is recipes call for royal icing to melted, stirring constantly. hold theProofreader edges of the build- Cool. Add egg and mix well. ings together. The royal icing Sift flour, measure and sift becomesTraffic hard as it dries and again with soda, spices and holds the seams securely. salt. Stir into molasses mix- However, there is sometimes ture. Chill well. Roll out dough a problem❑ keeping the walls on lightly floured board to 1/4 aligned while the drying inch thickness and cut with 3- occurs. to 4-inch gingerbread-boy cut- A very easy solution is to ter. Carefully place on lightly use meltedFILE sugar as the glue greased baking sheet. Decorate for this purpose. Simply place LASER with raisins as desired. Bake in a small amount of sugar, per- 350 degree oven 10 minutes. haps 1/4 to 1/2 cup in a heavy Cool on rack before decorat- �� pan orhi electric fry pan. Heat ing with frosting or candies. �� the pan on medium heat until Recipe courtesy Schilling sugar begins to melt. Stir as McCormick it melts. Turn off the heat as the sugar becomes liquid as Just to round out the flavor it burns quickly and easily. experience, try a little ginger- (It is very difficult to remove bread — the traditional cake- burned-on sugar from the type recipe topped with cream, pan.) The sugar is very hot, so whipped cream or ice cream. handle it carefully. Dip the edges of the gingerbread or cracker into the hot Gingerbread 1/2 cup butter sugar and attach it to the next 1/2 cup sugar piece. Hold the walls together 1 cup molasses until it cools and hardens. It 1 egg hardens quickly much like hot- 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour melt glue. 1/2 teaspoon salt Decorate using royal icing. 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda Gingerbread House Recipe 2 teaspoons ginger 2 3/4 cup sifted flour 2 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves 1 teaspoon ginger 1 cup boiling water 2/3 cup molasses Heat oven to 350 degrees. 1 egg Cream butter, sugar and 3 tablespoons baking pow- molasses until light and fluffy. �� der Add egg and molasses. Beat �� 1 teaspoon cinnamon well. Sift flour, and dry ingredi- �� 1/8 teaspoon cloves ents add to wet mixture alter- �� 1/3 cup brown sugar, packed nately with water, until just �� 1/2 cup oil combined. Bake in greased Mix thoroughly and chill 9-inch square pan 40 minutes. several hours or overnight. Cool. �� Roll dough on an oiled piece

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sion is $2. For more info. contact Wes Clegg Tooele at 435-496-3129 or visit our Web site www. deseretpeakcomplex.com. Nativity walk Golf on the green Nativity Bethlehem Walk, Speirs Farm, 394 The Pitch and Putt Golf Course at the W. 200 South, 5 to 9 p.m. every night through Deseret Peak Complex is now open. The Thursday, Dec. 28. For more information call green fees are $4 and $2 for clubs. Call ahead 882-0006. and receive group discounts. The course has Attention Overlake residents nine holes and is lit at night. Applications are being accepted to fill a vacancy on the North Tooele City Special Service District Administrative Control Philanthropy Board. Applicants must be registered voters and live within the district boundaries (Overlake Development or Sunset Estates Volunteers needed Development). All interested parties should The Tooele Family Center has a great need submit letters of interest to the North Tooele for volunteers to help out at the center. This City Special Service District, c/o Andrea is a great opportunity for stay-at-home moms Cahoon, 772 North Main St. #317, Tooele, Utah or retired persons. Moms can bring their chil- 84074, by Monday, Jan. 15, 2007. Any ques- dren to the center while they volunteer. The tions may be directed to Melanie Hammer at schedule is very flexible and is based on your 882-6990 or Steve Dale at 843-5410. availability. This is a great way to be more Anti-tobacco poster contest involved in your children’s education and TCXD Tobacco Advisory Board is spon- your community! Contact Kari at 833-1960 to soring the third annual community wide sign up or for more information. anti-tobacco poster contest. Prizes will be Help Santa awarded to the top three artists in five differ- Help provide Christmas to children in ent age categories Pre-K, K-3, 4-6, 7-8 and 9- Tooele County. United Way of Salt Lake 12. There will be a grand prize for the overall needs volunteers to help in its Sub for Santa winner at the elementary and the secondary Program to organize drives with businesses, school level. All entries must be submitted to churches, families, etc. or purchase gifts for the local school or the TCSD office attention individual families or meet one on one with Jessica Crossley works with students at East Elementary as part of Tooele High School’s internship Program. This program allows Rachael or Melanie no later than Dec. 21. families to collect gifts. Visit www.uw.org for Jessica and other students who meet the required attendance and GPA requirements, to go into a business and learn about that Celebrate the gift more information. occupation on a daily basis for a semester to see if they want to pursue that particular career in their future. THS is always look- Teens, grades 6-12, you can help us cel- ing for new business partners to participate in this great program. For more information call Darlene Anderson in the Counseling ebrate the gift of reading at the Tooele City Schools Office at 833-1981. Library. Fill in an entry form for every 50 Register now to graduate — just $25 per p.m. pages you read between Dec. 22. Decide on a Candlelight service School concerts semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W., Can be Thursdays – Pinochle 9 a.m.; Lunch 12–1 gift box for which you want to compete and A Candlelight Christmas Eve Service will reached at 833-1994. Adult Education classes p.m.; Bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta/Other Games • The Tooele Jr. High School orchestra and add your entry to that box. Get more informa- be celebrated at First Baptist Church in are for students 18 and over. 1 p.m. bands will present their annual Christmas tion at the library. Tooele at 7 p.m. We are located at 580 S. Main Fridays – Pinochle 9 a.m.; Tai Chi and Yoga Concert on Tuesday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m., in Take GED Flu shots available St. in Tooele. Everyone is welcome. This is Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Bingo 1 p.m.; Dinner the Tooele High School Auditorium. Don’t The GED test will be given Jan. 9 & 10, Flu Shots are still available at Tooele our most loved service of the year. If you 4–5:30 p.m. miss this free concert of seasonal favorites starting at 8 a.m. Because of the holiday, call County Aging and Adult Services for adults love Christmas songs, this service is for you. Dec. 22 – Wayne Jones that the students have been working hard to Andrea at 833-1994 between the dates of Jan. and children age 12 and older. Medicare Part Come join us. Dec. 22 – Christmas Dance, Gift Exchange, prepare. 2 - 8 to pre-register for the test. B will be billed for the cost of the shot for Dancing 6–8 p.m. • The Tooele High School Christmas Christmas Eve services those who qualify, and Blue Cross will be Advanced computer class set Dec. 29 – DJ Ned Concert will be presented on Wednesday, Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church will An advanced computer class in Microsoft billed as a secondary insurance. The cost of • New Year’s dinner and dance – Saturday, Dec. 20. It will feature seasonal selections by hold Christmas Eve Advent Services at 11 Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and the shots is $20 without insurance coverage. Dec. 30; Dinner will be served 7–8 p.m., all of the music department instrumental and a.m. The Christmas Pageant Service will Windows is being offered on Tuesday and For further information, please call Joyce Dancing 8 p.m.–12 a.m. $5 per person, vocal ensembles, in an exciting mix. Don’t be held at 7 p.m., followed by caroling in Wednesday nights for four weeks beginning Rigby at 882-2870, Ext. 128 or Donna Young Reservations by Dec. 27 miss this free holiday tradition. the Overlake community. Mountain of Faith Jan. 9 from 6-9 p.m. Fees range from $20-50. at 882-2870, Ext. 126. Lutheran Church is located at 1784 North • Blood Pressure Clinic - 11 a.m.–1 p.m., Volunteers needed Aaron Drive in Overlake. ESOL Tuesday, Dec. 19; Follow-up Dec. 26 Interested in helping junior high students ESOL conversational classes are held Spanish celebration • The center is closed Dec. 25 for Christmas Grantsville with their homework after school? The Utah Monday & Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day. Enjoy “Misa de la Noche Buena” Saturday State University Extension 4-H program is ESOL students may come anytime the center • Seeking Friday Night Entertainment after Dec. 23, at 5:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas, 1784 GHS Alumni looking for volunteers. Homework assistance is open for Individualized study with our dinner. If interested, call the center. is needed from 3-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday N. Aaron Dr. Tooele, Utah. All are invited to The annual GHS Alumni basketball tour- software programs and textbooks. The book • Looking for a Piano Player for the Tooele and Thursdays. Help as much as you’d like. come and celebrate. Call (435) 882-4721 for nament will be held on Dec. 26, 27, 28, with fee is $25 per semester. Senior Band -Volunteer Position. Please contact Darlene Christensen at 843- more information. games running at 6, 7 and 8 p.m. each night. • Volunteer drivers are needed for Senior 2353 if interested. (Times for first games will be posted in the Study LDS scripture Center “Short Trips.” Apply with Rose or The Tooele Utah Stake is sponsoring an Seniors newspaper and various places in Grantsville Run baby pictures Joyce at the Center. CDL Not Required. Adult Religion Class with the topic: “Pearl of approximately two weeks from now.) The The final and full price deadline for Tooele Great Price, Part 4.” Classes will be held on New Year’s Eve dance player’s fee will be $15, the same as it has High School Senior Baby Ads is Jan. 18. Grantsville Senior Center Fantasy New Year’s Eve Dance Saturday, Wednesdays beginning Jan. 3, and continu- been in the years past. The spectator’s fee Order forms were sent home to the parents of The Grantsville Senior Center can be Dec. 30, 8 to Midnight (or later). Seniors 55 ing through April 25, 2007. The instructor is will be $1 each day. There will also be a each senior. If you need another form, please reached at 884-3446. years and older. Dinner will be served from David A. Christensen, former instructor for three-point competition will be which is open see the front office or Mrs. Milne. Daily Schedule 7 to 8 p.m. Reservations by Dec. 27, at center the University of Utah Institute. The class will to anyone in attendance. The cost for the Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and desk or call 882-2870. be held at the Tooele LDS Institute Building, three-point contest will be $5 per player. We Friday. Please make your reservation before Senior Circle Library 65 S. 200 West, Tooele, Utah, from 7-8:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m., the morning of the meal or sign would like to encourage all to come, to play All RSVP’s for activities must be made by Registration will be held on the evening of up sheets are available for you at the center. basketball or to just mingle with old friends calling 843-3690. the first class, and the cost for the course Please fill them out. and classmates, so that we can continue Story time cancelled • Hinges and Twinges (water aerobics) is $20. Breakfast: Wednesday at 9:30-12 p.m. this great tradition in our wonderful town The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, - Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m. at New service schedule Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday at 9 a.m. of Grantsville. If there are any questions or Grantsville, has cancelled story time sched- Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. The Bridge Christian Fellowship meets at Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. concerns please contact Andrew Vera at uled for Thursdays, Dec. 21 and Dec. 28. • Body Instincts (stretching, toning) - Phil’s Glass Reception area on 635 N. Main, Bunko: Wednesday at 1 p.m. 435-228-8734 or send and email to Andrew at Story time will resume at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Tuesdays at 10 am at Pinnacle Therapy, 29 North entrance. Sunday Worship starts at Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. [email protected]. Jan. 4, 2007. South Main. 10:30 a.m. Bible study is Wednesday at 7 p.m. Line Dancing: Thursday at 10 a.m. Old Folks Sociable Online library renewals Birthday Bingo - Tuesday, Dec. 26 at 5 pm. Contact Pastors Scott and Marilyn Thiessens Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. We are in need of old pictures and Remember you can access Tooele City Bring $3 for pizza. Space is very limited. at 435-830-3619 or Keli at 435-840-0430. Pool: Everyday Grantsville yearbooks from before the fire in Library accounts online. Go to www.tooelec- Puzzles: Everyday 1983. We will copy and return ASAP. Please ity.org/tcl/library.html and click “My Library Christians gather Birthday dinner on Jan. 26, at 4 p.m. send or take to GHS attn: Jane Autry or Card” in the top left-hand corner; enter your Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you to Groups Entertainment: Tooele County Choral Group Contact Jane at 435-228-8217 or 884-4500. library card number and last name. The attend our Sunday services at our new meet- at 5:30 p.m. “Patron Information” screen will show all ing place: Tooele High School on 200 W. Vine St. Worship starts at 10 a.m. and Bible classes Grantsville’s annual open house will be Moms meet items currently on loan to you. You can The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley, Utah will Stansbury for all ages is at 11 a.m. Call 435-224-3392 or on Jan. 5, Time 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Renew your renew items, reserve books and check our meet 10 a.m. on Jan. 3, 2007, at the Utah State check out our Web site at www.tooelechris- membership for $4. Refreshments, gifts and collection. Need help? Call 882-2182. University Extension office auditorium, 151 tianfellowship.org. fun! Join Stansbury Board Story time N. Main in Tooele. The club will conduct busi- Spanish services offered Center Board Meeting will be on Jan. 8, Those interested in being considered for See if you can “Name our Christmas at 10 a.m. ness, followed by a talk by Michelle Russell The Episcopal Church of St. Barnabas appointment to the Stansbury Recreation Mascot.” The person that gives the best name Center closed Monday, Jan. 1 and Jan. 15. from Utah State University on “Feeding invites everyone to the Spanish services Service Area Board must submit a statement will win a prize. Special Story time held Dec. Health Clinic Preschoolers: Healthy Eating and Activities.” every Saturday at 5:30 p.m. For information of qualifications and resume to the District 20, at 11 a.m. Join our very special storyteller Hearing Clinic: Tuesday, Jan. 2 from 9 to Separate supervised kids activity is available. call Padre Romas at 882-4721 or 801-968-2731 Clerk, 1 Country Club, Stansbury Park, UT and have a Jolly Old Time. For more informa- 12 p.m. Social time will follow the presentation. All or call Diconea Irene Rael at 882-2062. 84074, on or before Jan. 19, at 5 p.m. To be tion, call the library at 435-882-2182 or visit Blood Pressure: Every Thursday at 12 moms in the Tooele Valley area are invited eligible for appointment, a person must be a the library at 128 West Vine Street. p.m. to attend. To RSVP or find out more about registered voter residing within the boundar- Enjoy creativity Scouts Foot Clinic: Tuesday, Jan 30 from 1:30 to MOMS Club call JoAnna at 884-6644 or email ies of Stansbury Park. One vacancy exists. See three teenage recycler’s creations at 3:30 Appointments are necessary. [email protected]. the Tooele City Library during November, Dr. Martin: Jan 12 from 9 to 11 a.m. Dinner cancelled Deseret Peak which is America Recycles Month. The three Den chief training New trips in February. Eagles Friday night steak dinners have very creative and imaginative recyclers, Changes are coming! Cub Scout leaders been cancelled on Dec. 22 and 29 due to the bring your den chiefs to roundtable for two Tooele Seniors Cayley Dunn, Amberly Long and Jordan The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center X-mas holidays. See you on Jan 5. months and you can get them trained. Den Deseret Peak closed for holidays Thomas, won the library’s Rehash the Trash can be reached at 882-2870. The center is for Chiefs will now have a two-month class to Weight loss support Deseret Peak Complex will be close Sun., Contest. the enjoyment of all senior citizens 55 years TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly is accept- help them learn how to be a successful den Dec. 24, at 4 p.m. for the holiday and reopen young and up. ing new members. Check us out at Tooele chief and by doing so help you as a leader. on Tuesday, Dec. 26. The complex will be Churches Mondays – Cardio-breeze/pilate aerobics Senior Center, 59 E Vine, 5 p.m. every Tuesday. also close Sunday, Dec. 31, at 4 p.m. for the 9:30 a.m.; Bridge 10 a.m.; Lunch 12 – 1; Line Connie 850-8174 or Marylou 830-1150. holiday. It will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 2. If Education dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Help abuse victims you have questions please contact us at (435) ‘Symbol of Christmas’ Tuesdays – Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Pinochle 1 843-4020. Volunteers needed for the Tooele County You are invited to attend “The Symbol of p.m.; Line dancing 1 Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victim Archery tournament Christmas” Christmas program at Mountain Utah hunter education courses 2007 Wednesdays – Breakfast 9 a.m.–12 p.m.; The sixth annual Deseret Peak Shoot Jan. View Baptist Church. The program will be at All classes are from 6 to 9 p.m. Range aerobics and muscle 9:30 a.m.; ceramics 1 SEE BULLETIN BOARD ON B6 13-14, will be in the indoor arena with 3D 822 E Main Suite #2 in Grantsville at 11 a.m. times to be announced. Note: State law animal targets. It’s presented by Stansbury on Dec. 24. Following the program, we will requires students to attend all sessions of Oquirrh Bowmen and Deseret Peak Complex. be having a finger food potluck dinner. class. Cost is $6. Classes at Tooele County BULLETIN BOARD POLICY All levels of shooters welcome. For more Health Building, 151 N Main St. For more Discussion group information call Gene at 882-4767, or Bryan: information or to register contact Jay Walk The Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah Ave. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the newspaper at 882-0050, 882-6795. fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for spe- at 435-884-3410. will host a discussion group on The Purpose cial community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Rough stock practice Driven Life. It will start Jan. 3, at 7 p.m. and Adult Education etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your Monday night activity: Come watch rough will go for 13 weeks. All are invited, and there Get your high school diploma this year! notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your stock practice, held every Monday at 7 p.m. is no charge. Babysitting will be provided. A All classes required for a high school diplo- announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- at the Deseret Peak Complex Indoor Arena. book will be provided. For additional informa, adult basic education, GED prepara- tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on Practice begins Monday Dec. 4, 2006, and will mation, call 882-44642. tion, word processing, drivers’ education and the day prior to the desired publication date. end Monday March 26, 2007. General admis- English as a second language are available. B4 TUESDAY December 19, 2006

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As miserly Ebenezer (33) DISN Life With Derek Life With Derek Phil of the Future Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front” (2006) Maya Ritter. ‘NR’ (CC) Life With Derek Phil of the Future Scrooge, reformed by a Christmas (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ “The Enforcer” ›› (1976, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Tyne Daly, Bradford Dillman. ’ MXC ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Blind Date (CC) Blind Date (CC) Eve tour of his past, present and fu- (38) AMC “Prancer” ›› (1989, Fantasy) Sam Elliott, Rebecca Harrell. (:15) “The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas” › (2000) Mark Addy. 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(CC) Dirty Jobs New Orleans. (N) (CC) Everest: Beyond the Limit (N) Man vs. Wild Kenya. Dirty Jobs Pouring foundations. (CC) Dirty Jobs New Orleans. (CC) › ’ ›› › ’ ››› beloved choir this year to sing “An- (518) ENC “Venom” (2005, Horror) Agnes Bruckner. ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “The Forgotten” (2004) Julianne Moore. (CC) (:15) “Child’s Play 3” (1991, Horror) Justin Whalin. ‘R’ (CC) “Boyz N the Hood” (1991) ‘R’ (534) STARZ (:15) “The Greatest Game Ever Played” ›› (2005, Drama) Shia LaBeouf. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:20) “The Pacifier” ›› (2005) Vin Diesel. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo” › (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Hitch ››› (CC) gels From the Realms of Glory,” “I’ll (561) MAX (5:30) “Date Movie” › (2006) Cont’d “The Shadow” ›› (1994) Alec Baldwin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “The Ring Two” ›› (2005, Horror) Naomi Watts, Simon Baker. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) “Date Movie” › (2006) ‘PG-13’ (CC) Be Home for Christmas” and “Joy to (576) SHOW (5:30) “Duane Hopwood” ›› Cont’d Dexter “Born Free” (iTV) ’ (CC) “3 Needles” ›› (2005, Drama) Shawn Ashmore. iTV. ‘NR’ (:15) “Me and You and Everyone We Know” ››› (2005) John Hawkes. ‘R’ the World,” as well as perform solo. (591) TMC (5:05) “Stage Beauty” ››› Cont’d “The Big Lebowski” ›› (1998, Comedy-Drama) Jeff Bridges. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Alfie” ›› (2004) Jude Law, Marisa Tomei. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Final Cut” ›› (2004) Robin Williams. ‘PG-13’ British actress Claire Bloom has the honor of reading the Nativity story WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 20, 2006 from the book of Luke. 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(CC) Inside the NFL (N) ’ (CC) the Internet, and that’s not always a (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Christmas-Mormon Great Performances ’ (CC) One Symphony Place World Premiere Summer Wine ’Allo, ’Allo! Movie good thing. A former profiler (guest (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hawaii Five-0 (CC) Magnum, P.I. (CC) Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You star Mary Page Keller), now working (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City My Boys My Boys 10 Items or Less “Beethoven” ›› (1992, Comedy) Charles Grodin. (CC) undercover on child porn, asks the (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie “Blizzard” The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Great Escape” (CC) (DVS) Violent Planet “Inferno” ’ (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ Behavioral Analysis Unit to help her (13) FOX The Simpsons Seinfeld (CC) Bones “The Girl in the Fridge” (CC) Bones (PA) (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Marriage ultimatums. (CC) News Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Wicked Wicked Games (N) ’ catch a particularly evil dude. He’s (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show America’s Next Top Model U.K. contestants vie to become the top model. 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Doesn’t every- (38) AMC “Cool Hand Luke” ››› (1967, Drama) Paul Newman, George Kennedy, J.D. Cannon. “Scarface” ›› (1983, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer. A Cuban immigrant fights to the top of Miami’s drug trade. one have them on tape or DVD any- (39) TNT “A Christmas Carol” ›› (1999) Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant. (CC) “A Perfect Day” (2006, Drama) Rob Lowe, Paget Brewster. (CC) “A Perfect Day” (2006, Drama) Rob Lowe, Paget Brewster. (CC) way? Maybe houses with little kids (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) do, but the first generation of (43) CNBC Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) “Rudolph,” “Frosty” and “Charlie (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Home for the Holidays” (2005, Drama) Sean Young, Perry King. 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Jackson. ’ ‘R’ (CC) ›› ’ ››› ’ ››› $ (561) MAX North Country ‘R’ (:45) “Mo’ Better Blues” (1990, Drama) Denzel Washington, Spike Lee. ‘R’ (CC) “Wedding Crashers” (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson. ‘R’ (CC) “Syriana” (2005) ‘R’ (CC) 8 p.m. on ABC (576) SHOW “Beat the Drum” ›› (2003, Drama) Junior Singo. iTV. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) Dexter “Born Free” (iTV) ’ (CC) “The Crow” ››› (1994, Fantasy) Brandon Lee. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Disclosure” ››› (1994) Michael Douglas. iTV. ‘R’ This episode is called “Oh, the (591) TMC (:15) “The Slaughter Rule” ›› (2002, Drama) Ryan Gosling. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Ghosts of Mississippi” ›› (1996, Docudrama) Alec Baldwin, James Woods. ’ ‘PG-13’ “Rush” ››› (1991, Drama) Jason Patric. ’ ‘R’ Guilt,” and they got that right. 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Our miracle baby boy is finally home! Jackson Hunter Peterson came 10 weeks early just in time to mess up his daddy’s hunting trip! He was born Oct. 23, 2006, at 2:33 p.m. at the U of U 493 W. 400 N. Tooele hospital. He weighed 3lbs 5oz. and was 15in. long. Mommy and Daddy are Jaquie Petroff and 882-4800 Jake Peterson. Grandparents are, Brenda and the late Jack Petroff, Curtis Durfee and Kate DeLeeuw and Curtis Bevan Jackson Hunter Peterson Wylie and Karlla Peterson. Subscribe Today Bevan/DeLeeuw Great Grandparents are Mose and Uncles are Ashlee, Jared, Gibson, and Karlla Hammond Jaramie, Chris, Angie, Jeremy 882-0050 Wayne and Eileen DeLeeuw and Tommy Petroff. Great great and Mary Ann. We love you so are thrilled to announce the mar- Grandma Fern Meradith. Aunts much! riage of their daughter, Kate, to Curtis Bevan, son of Larry and Deanne Bevan, on Friday, Dec. 22, 2006, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They will celebrate that Give a Gift They’ll Use evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Tooele South Stake Center, 1025 Southwest Drive. Kate and Curtis are both Tooele High All Year Long... graduates and Curtis recently returned from serving an LDS mission in Morristown, New A Gift Subscription to Jersey. They plan to continue the Transcript-Bulletin ANSWERS ON B6 their education at Weber State University and reside in Ogden, Mail the Gift Coupon or Utah. We regret (but would not below with payment to: Please call: 882-0050 be surprised) if we have missed Tooele Transcript-Bulletin or sending an invitation to anyone. P.O. Box 390 Visit our office at: Everyone is invited and encour- Tooele, UT 84074 aged to come celebrate! 58 N. Main, Tooele Sudoku Puzzle #36 $37 TOOELETRANSCRIPT 1 2 3 4 ONE FULL YEAR Carrier service available in Tooele, ULLETIN 5 6 7 Grantsville, Stockton, Stansbury Park, B Lake Point and Erda. 4 8 9 7 2 3 GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO: FROM: 6 4 8 Name Name 3 9 Address Address 8 7 City State Zip City State Zip Phone Phone 2 1 4 5 Medium PAYMENT: Check Credit Card: Visa MasterCard Amer. Ex. Discover Sudoku Puzzle #136 Card # Exp. Date 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 7 5 1 8 8 5 1 9 6 4 Notice of Proposed 9 5 1 8 8 2 6 3 4 7 1 Tax Increase Difficult

ANSWERS ON B6 The North Tooele County Fire District is pro- posing to increase its property tax revenue. As Opinions a result of the proposed increase, the tax on a Shared Freely. 166,600.00 residence will be $36.65, and the tax (Yours and Ours.) on a business having the same value as the aver- Open Forum age value of a residence in the taxing entity will Every Tuesday be $66.64. Without the proposed increase the TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN tax on a 166,600.00 residence would be $30.05, ANSWERS ON B6 and the tax on a business having the same value as the average value of a residence in the taxing entity would be $54.64 . This would be an increase of 21.95%, which is $6.60 per year ($0.55 per month) on a 166,600.00 residence or $12.00 per year on a business having the same value as the average value of a residence in the taxing entity. With NEW GROWTH, this property tax increase and other factors, North Tooele County Fire District will increase its property tax revenue from 218,297.00 collected last year to 265,879.00 COLLECTED THIS YEAR WHICH IS A REVENUE INCREASE OF 21.80%. ALL CONCERNED CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO A Date: Thursday, December 21st PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TAX INCREASE Time: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm TO BE HELD ON DEC 21, 2006 AT 6:15 P.M AT Location: Edward Jones 974 N. Main Tooele THE LAKEPOINT FIRE STATION, 1528 SUN- Tye Hoffmann Lance McCubbins Investment Investment SET ROAD, LAKEPOINT, UT Representative Representative 947 N. Main (435) 843-2432 Ofﬁce Tooele, Ut 84074 (435) 224-4888 Cell Published in the Transcript Bulletin December 14, 435-833-9440 December 19 & December 21, 2006. B6 TUESDAY December 19, 2006

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. Sudoku Solution #136 Sudoku Solution #36 Bulletin Board (VFW), Department Service Office, in 6 9 1 2 7 8 3 5 4 7 1 9 8 2 6 3 5 4 continued from page B3 SLC, will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for 8 4 5 9 6 3 2 1 7 4 8 2 5 9 3 6 1 7 Advocacy (DVSAVA) crisis line! rightful VA benefits, preparing and 2 7 3 4 5 1 9 6 8 5 3 6 4 7 1 9 2 8 Training will be provided and a back- documenting application for compen- ground check required. If interested sation, pension, hospitalization and 7 3 9 6 8 2 5 4 1 9 5 1 7 6 4 2 8 3 please call 241-0337. other benefits. This is a free service 4 1 2 7 3 5 8 9 6 3 7 8 1 5 2 4 9 6 and veterans need not be members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of 5 8 6 1 4 9 7 3 2 6 2 4 9 3 8 5 7 1 Veterans the U.S. to qualify for assistance. The 9 2 7 5 1 6 4 8 3 1 4 5 3 8 9 7 6 2 VFW Field Service Officer will be working out of the Tooele Workforce 1 5 8 3 2 4 6 7 9 8 6 7 2 4 5 1 3 9 Veteran benefits Service Center located at 305 N. Main 3 6 4 8 9 7 1 2 5 2 9 3 6 1 7 8 4 5 A Field Service Officer from the St., 3-4:30 p.m. on Jan. 19.

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The person you vision abilities required by the job include close $200 Black short hair vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral information call 882- managing attorney. Call $25 or less 849 E Main in 45 of Utah's newspa- are looking for could be Not neutered 7lbs Lova- SELLING YOUR moun- vision, depth perception and ability to adjust 4040 24/7. (ucan) pers, the cost is $155. from out of town. The Grantsville Mon-Fri ble 884-0548 tain bike? Advertise it in focus. For up to 25 words. You cost is only $155. for a 4pm-8pm Sat-Sun 8am- the classifieds. Call will be reaching a po- 25 word ad and it 8pm CHRISTMAS KITTENS 882-0050 tential of up to 340,000 Adorable, fluffy kittens reaches up to 340,000 Complete job description is available at the COAL FOR Sale $12 households. All you do households. All you black with green eyes US MILITARY Surplus Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce 100lbs 884-6899 is call the Transcript need to do is call the or white with blue eyes intermediate cold mum- 47 South Main Street Tooele Transcript Bulletin at Free to loving home Bulletin at 882-0050 for or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us CUSTOM BLUE Golf my bags $20 each; tac- all the details. (Mention 882-0050 for full details. 882-6198 tical load vests 6 pock- Applications must be received no later than Cart Lights, Horn, Cov- UCAN) Friday, July 21st at 5:00 p.m. (Mention UCAN) ets camo $15 each; where minds and spirits grow er 435-224-3593 882- CHRISTMAS PUPPIES EEO Employer 0781 Furniture & Ammo cans 19x8x15 • Preschool Activities daycare/preschool purebred Labs, black or $20 each or 3 for $50; • Loving, Clean Enviroment Appliances chocolate. $100. Call 11x5.5x10 $4 each or 6 FOR SALE: 2 JBL 18 (435)850-9112 or (435) • Arts And Crafts Monday-Thursday for $20. Visit Oquir inch subwoofers in cabi- 60’ SONY big screen 850-4907 OPEN RECRUITMENT • Full Healthy Meals 6:00am-6:30pm nets, good condition, (rear projection) TV rharms.com 882-6972 • Group Pictures 3-11 year olds professional sound, $1200 Large Oak table CLAWS + Paws mobile CITY OF WEST WENDOVER, NEVADA $600 obo. Call Ron Lost & Found w/4 chairs (seats up to grooming. I’ll come to POLICE DEPARTMENT-POLICE OFFICER Call Kim for details 843-9751 or 830-2449 830-7601 8) $400, Sectional you. Flexible hours, rea- Couch w/hide bed sonable rates. Call FOUND: FINNISH Spitz, Under general and direct supervision of the Police Sergeant, Lieutenant and the $300, Panasonic Micro- Margaret for an appoint- Tooele area. Call to Chief of Police, performs the full range of operational duties required in the wave $75, Side by side ment 840-1537, 882- identify. 435-249-0118 fridge (w/water/ ice) 5019. performance of law enforcement functions and in maintaining law and order Call Center Agent in the City. Responsible for patrolling assigned areas, checking buildings for $400, Day bed w/trun- LOST: BLACK Pug An- Responsible for professionally del $175, 1989 Jeep ENGLISH BULLDOGS, swers to the name Big security, responding to calls for police service, investigating misdemeanor and handling inbound telephone with new engine and AKC, only two males smoke Very light ring of felony cases, investigating traffi c accidents and providing fi rst aid as needed, calls and inquiries. Provides transmission $3900 Call left. $1500. Ready to white around his neck providing city wide traffi c enforcement, serving legal/civil papers, testifying in 882-0209 Chuck or go! Serious inquiries Call 435-850-0102 court, interacting and coordinating with other government and law enforcement a variety of fi nancial transac- Crystal only. (801)560-0962 agencies and other duties as required. We Offer: tions for members. Exam- LOST: DOG, silver color COUCH & Love Seat FOR SALE: 2 small shih tzu/ schnauzer mix. • Competitive Salary ines, evaluates, authorizes $150; Washer & Dryer mixed breed puppies, LATERAL TRANSFERS ACCEPTED Missing from Overlake STARTING SALARY UP TO $15.05/Hour with 90 Day Probation Increase or recommends approval $100; Glass Kitchen Ta- part shih tzu, part poo- subdivision. Please call • Excellent Work SALARY RANGE: $13.65 TO $23.34/Hour of member applications for ble $50; Dresser & Mir- dle, 1 female, 1 male. (435)882-3919 or Environment 7wks old. Darling ror $150; Computer (435)841-9740 Full job descriptions and applications are available: • Close Convenient new accounts, lines of credit, Desk $100. 435-841- Christmas gift! Call 224- In Person and consumer loans. Duties 9726 or 435-830-0626 2725 LOST: THERAPY Dog, Locations City of West Wendover, 801 Alpine Street, West Wendover, Nevada 89883 require a broad knowledge November 22, Grants- • 401(k) GERMAN SHORT hair ville, part chihuahua, By U.S. Mail • Health Insurance of all products and services FOR SALE: 2 large (5 x pointer pups, AKC reg- small tan w/curly tail, Send a business size self addressed stamped envelope to City of West Wendover 8) matching area rugs. istered, great hunters Attn: Job Opening, P.O. Box 2825, West Wendover, Nevada 89883 • Life & Disability Insurance of the credit union. High only one eye. Had collar School graduate, GED, Good quality/Excellent great pets. Calm dogs. w/phone number & Via Facsimile • Paid Vacations condition Burgundy Males $250. Call Mi- name. Also has micro- Contact the City of West Wendover (775) 664-3081 or equivalent. Requires a chael 435-840-1472 • Paid Holidays edging with Southwest- chip. Reward! Please Via the Web minimum of one-year experi- ern style center. call w/any info. Susan www.westwendovercity.com LAB PUPPIES AKC $100.00 Each or 884-0175 Qualifi ed applicants ence in a fi nancial institution. Adorable chocolate and $175.00 for both. 843- Completed applications with questionnaire will be received by the City Offi ce, must submit a resume with Should posses excellent 9061 black Great for hunting/ family $325 Will hold for Personals City of West Wendover, 801 Alpine Street, West Wendover, Nevada 89883. This member service skills, basic open recruitment may close at any time when a suffi cient pool of qualifi ed salary history to: LUXURY SOFA & love Christmas 435-496- applicants has been received. Tooele Federal Credit computer skills, and be able seat w/goose-down fill- 0997 435-841-9893 ABORTION? WHY? ing, $1890 for set; 2 Union to problem solve/trouble CONSIDER Adoption. The City of West Wendover offers a full range of benefi ts including but not limited unique hand-painted READY CHRISTMAS shoot. Must be able to com- Warm, secure loving to: Accrued Vacation (15 days per year initial) and sick leave (10 days per year HR Department chests, $200 each; den- Day, Pitbull puppies, home available for new- initial): paid employee medical insurance including vision and dental: $15,000 life PO Box 720 municate effectively over the im sofa & love seat, $200 female, $150 born baby. Please call insurance; 11 paid holidays per year; longevity pay; merit pay and participation in telephone and have problem $325 for set. Homebod- males. Willing to negoti- Tooele, Utah 84074 1(800)606-4411. A- Nevada Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). Police Offi cers also receive ies, 1 N Main. 882-0650 ate. Both parents on Fax: 435-833-9993 solving/trouble shooting skills sight. (435)882-1614 1020. (ucan) a Uniform Allowance of $1,200 per year and City Provided Equipment. E-mail: to be resourceful in assisting WASHER & Dryer $300 members. for the set 882-2661 The City of West Wendover is an Equal Opportunity Employer [email protected] Place Your Ad: www.tooeletranscript.com This is a non-exempt position under FLSA. B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2006

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GRANTSVILLE Brand FIVE STAR AUTO $15- diesel. 5spd, XLT, high ens, jetted tub, redwood four year tech degree V6, 87K miles, black w/ New 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car DRIVER CDL Training: 20 per hour commission highway miles. $8900 TOOELE 5BDRM 2BTH, deck, $1500/mo Apply in person at req'd. 4yrs Safety ex- gold trim, sunroof, nice garage, $1150. South 1st year- Up to 40k+!! Full-time ASE Certified obo. 884-3183 801-231- 2 car garage, Middle $800/dep. 884-5527 or 981 North Industrial perience, four day custom stereo system, Willow. 239 Box Elder. $0 Down/ Financed by Full Diagnostic Mechan- 0629 Canyon area, quiet lo- 849-1947 Park Drive. work week, $26.12/hr, great condition, $6299 Davidson Realty central refrigerated ex- ic/Technician 5+ years cation, clean, $1000/ email resume to obo. Call Paul 435-840- BRAND NEW Home in (801)466-5078 perienced or not! Call exp. Fax resumes to 2000 F150 5.4L Super- mo, (435)224-5324 AVON: TO BUY OR [email protected] 1885. Overlake 4bdrm 2.5bth now: 800-688-0745 884-6850 or call 840- cab 4x4, tires/ rims, Available now. Short- SELL. Sell to anyone. or call 435-830-4196 $1100/mo Call for in- GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, 1673 nerfbars, alpine cd, term lease. For information call in- DRIVER NEEDED to K&N Intake custom ex- centives Andrea at 801- 1bth cottage, $650/mo, STYLIST make $11 $500/dep. No inside dependent sales repre- transport child East Ele- GRANTSVILLE CAFE haust hood scoops VALLEY VIEW 792-3829 $18/hr! Keep busy, FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! pets, no smoking. 462 sentative Vi Knutson mentary from school to Hiring friendly faces. lights 95,000 miles Motel.Call 882-3235. make money, and have GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, East Clarke Street. 884- 884-3830 Dow Jones Building af- Weekend day and Tue- $12,900 obo. (801)509- or 882-7008. Nice, quiet fun! Plus vacation pay, hookups, $950/mo. 3955, (801)580-5820 ter school, four days a Fri pm shift. Stop by 2280 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- paid holidays and insur- (801)898-9085 Owner/ Subscribe Today week, will pay weekly. Wal-mart Dist. Center ance. Great Clips. Call ette available. Monthly, 77 CHEV truck 4x4, Agent 882-0050 Michelle 801-891-6245 and fill out an applica- 843-9410 weekly & daily specials. mostly all redone, white, HBO, cable. 585 Can- tion Ask for Christo- Sell Your Car Here for pher’s Cafe SUNNYSIDE UP hair clean, 4spd, $2500 obo. yon Rd, Tooele. JOIN OUR PROFESSIONAL stylist position just Call 882-2987 or Habla, escribe y lee en opened. Fun perky per- $ 80* (801)598-6977. Call af- Homes for Rent HOME HEALTH TEAM! Ingles y Español? Nec- sonality preferred! Also 6 ea. ter 5pm. esito alguien a tiempo looking for experienced 88 CHEVY 4x4 3/4 ton completo que ayude en nail technician. Apply in Call 882-0050 $$WHY RENT when CNA 169,000 Original miles mi agencia de seguros. person or call (435)578- you can buy? 0 down TOOELE OFFICE *Based on 13 issue contract. 10,000 miles on new Llame a Robert al 435- 0558 or 830-7026 ask programs, not perfect dealer installed engine We are looking for an energetic Certifi ed 884-0896 for Mary or Tabby. credit. First time buy- Nursing Assistant to join our home health 2000 CHRYSLER Con- and transmission $3900 ers, Single parent pro- LPN-CNA-RN SWEAT FITNESS Cen- cord, always garaged. w/shell 884-0548 grams. Call for de- team. Applicants must be able to speak, HIRING COOK 3 13hr ter Front desk help leather, all power. Nice Seeking staff to join our team CLEAN 1995 Dodge Da- tails. Berna Sloan read, write and understand instructions Days a week Must have morning shift 5am- car! $4500. 843-0991 or kota pickup 2wd P.S. 435-840-5029 Group of caring Professionals. experience in cooking 10am Mon-Fri Must be 882-0840 in English, be CNA certifi ed and have cold a/c Looks good 1 Real Estate for large crowds back- reliable and dependa- Competitive wages and Benefi t reliable transportation. 2000 GRAND Am SE, 4 runs good $1,500 882- ground check 843-3417 ble. Hourly wage plus 2003 3BDRM 2bth No door, red, new tires & 0410 843-5271 commission. Please smoking/ pets, 956 W plan. Apply in person @ 451 For more information contact Michele: wheels, 156,000 miles. submit resume to 34 S 620 S $975/mo Asking $3200 obo. Call FIRE RED 2005 Dodge Bishop Federal Lane(1940S) KY-ANI SUN needs peo- Main, Tooele. $700/dep 801-599-4230 ple come join our team 882-2987 or (801)598- Dakota Quad Cab SLT SLC or apply online at 4X4 Automatic 3.7L V6 For rent or lease. opportunity of a lifetime THINKING ABOUT a Ca- 6977. Call after 5pm Magnum, ONLY 8744 call Peggy for meeting reer in Real Estate? www.stjosephvilla.com 2001 HONDA Civic LX miles asking $18,800 435-830-2083 Group 1 Real Estate is Subscribe Today new struts, windshield obo 801-428-7115. EOE looking to add new 882-0050 tires, etc. Alpine stereo MACEYS Grocery Store agents to our team, new excellent car mostly now taking applications or experienced, no fran- highway miles $8500 Apartments for for all positions. Apply chise fees & higher 882-5019, 435-840- Community Nursing Services in person. 972 North splits for information call Rent Main, Tooele. 1494 Jim 601 North Main St. 1-800-398-0486 x 8002 1 BEDROOM apartment Master Planner/ 2003 SUBARU Outback for rent, includes utilit- PH 435-882-3913 • FAX 435-882-6209 NEW MOVIES, Fashion URBAN ENDS Hair and wagon, 54000/mi, 33/30 ies. Downtown loca- projects! Need Actors, art studio is seeking a Equal Opportunity Employer mpg AWD, power tion. Call Carole at 882- Scheduler-MRP Coordinator Extras, Character types, hard working, fun, and seats, windows, locks, 7875 ext 123. Models. Free Seminars! talented Stylist F/T po- cd $13,900 435-837- Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing – 801-438-0067 sition $300/mo booth 2465 1BDRM $400/mo Water rental Monthly free edu- West (DDRW), NEWSPAPER CARRIER and Power included cation Commission opp- Positions for SL Tribune 2005 FORD Taurus, 435-841-7878 located in Tooele, Utah, is seeking an experienced tunites Call Misty 882- and DN Early morning leather, moon roof, 0811 professional as a Master Planner. driving routes Call Bren- 27,800 miles, great condition, $13,595. 1994 Beautiful da at 435-496-3596 WANTED: 29 serious Qualifi ed candidates will possess: Dodge Conversion van, people to work from 1& 2 Bedroom NOW HIRING cooks, full size, four captain home using a computer • 3-5 yrs MRP experience in lean manufacturing Is now accepting applications for servers & graveyard seats, rear fold down Apartments!! up to $1500-$5000 PT/ servers. Apply in per- couch seat, $3,200 882- • Experience in procurement, scheduling, bill of materials the following positions. FT 1-888-373-4285 Completely Remodeled son. Denny’s. 843-8200 7442 NEW fridge, stove, and inventory Business dishwasher, cabinets, carpet, • Bachelors degree in Materials Management, Production RN/LPN’s OWN A computer? Put 2005 HONDA Civic EX Opportunities Absolutely Gorgeous! The or related fi eld preferred; it to work! Up to $1500 Sedan 4dr 20,000 miles best value in ALL of Tooele. to $7500/mo pt/ ft Certifi ed Nursing Assistants A CASH COW! 90 vend- automatic Great condi- Non-Smokers Only! • A.P.I.C.S (CPIM) Certifi cation 2bpaiddaily.com ing machine Units/30 lo- tion Mvoing to Germany • Supply chain management understanding Rocky Mountain Care—Tooele Offers must sell $16,000 obo NO DECEMBER RENT PHARMACY TECHNI- cations entire business • Advanced Microsoft Excel Capabilities required - $10,970 local Utah 435-850-8709 435-830- (801) 318-4997 • Competitive Wages • Health Insurance CIAN, Tooele Albert- 3629 • Established above average interpersonal sons, part time availa- Company hurry! Call 260 North 100 East, Tooele • Paid Time Off • 401 (K) ble, must be licensed, (801)593-0084 (ucan) 81 Mazda $275. Runs and communication skills (oral, written, and presentation) 2 AND 3bdrm apart- • Sick Leave • Flexible Hours retail pharmacy experi- good-new tires. 801- ALL CASH CANDY ments behind Super • Much, Much More ence preferred, apply in 298-8558 Route. Do you earn person. 740 North Main. Wal-Mart. On select This position offers a competitive salary $800 in a day? Your units $99 moves you All interested candidates please complete an 90 BUICK Park Ave, V6, SKYWEST AIRLINES is own local candy route. automatic everything, in. Some apartments and an excellent benefi ts package. application. Applications are availabe in hiring flight attendants Includes 30 machines ac, $1800. 850-8057 includes all utilities. the Human Resource Offi ce. 140 E. 200 S, Tooele interested applicants and candy. All for Swimming pool, hot $9,995. 1(888)745-3353 tub, exercise room, If you are a team player who is interested in a career Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug Free Employer may visit our website FOR SALE: White 1996 (ucan) Chevy Astro AWD. playground, full club- opportunity with the market leader in the remanufacturing Equal Opportunity Employer www.skywest.com for detailed information. Seats 8! NEW serpen- house. 843-4400 industry, e-mail your resume and salary history to: PRIVATE CLUB w/pool tine belt, alternator, bat- and dancing hall, restar- tery & idler arms. Runs 2BDRM 1BTH GRANTS- E-mail: [email protected] or submit an application aunt and real estate for & handles great! Great VILLE Apt, small but co- at DDRW located at 100 S. Lodestone Way sale, Tooele. Reduced body! Serviced regular- zy, clean, references re- price. 882-9085 after- ly! 6 cylinder 4.3L Vor- quired, $425/mo plus noons. tec engine pulls like a security. No smoking. “Equal Opportunity Employer – M,F,D,V” V8! Automatic transmis- 435-830-6994 Small Business owners: sion. Power everything. Place your classified ad $4,500 obo. Call Russ 2BDRM 1BTH Laundry in 45 newspapers 801-910-2174 hook-ups gas fireplace throughout Utah for only Central air covered Tooele County is now accepting applications for the following positions: $155. for 25 words, and SELL YOUR CAR or parking w/storage no $5. per word over 25. boat in the classifieds. smoking pets negotia- You will reach up to Call 882-0050 ble $400/dep $570/mo IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • Deputy Clerk- Full-time position that will performs complex 340,000 households Available now 435-830- clerical work in maintaining a variety of County Clerk Duties, assists and it is a one call, one TRANSMISSION RE- 8455 Leave message with Elections, Central Stores, Mail Room, Business License and order, one bill program. PAIR, rebuild. Low cost Switchboard; Preference will be given to those with election experience. Call the Transcript Bul- to Tooele residents. Will 2BDRM BASEMENT Starting Salary $10.32; Closing Date 12/21/06 letin at 882-0050 for fur- buy vehicles 1990 and apartment $550/mo at the Wal-Mart ther info. (ucan) up that needs transmis- 882-7504 70 W 200 S • Receptionist- 2 half-time positions (20 hrs per week) performs a variety sion work, cash paid. Tooele No smoking, of minor clerical duties and operates the telephone switchboard and Wanted Shop (801)972-5810 drinking, or pets Availa- ble 12/4 serves as County Courthouse Receptionist. Will work rotating shifts. Home (435)843-8181 Distribution Starting Salary $9.36; Closing Date 12/21/06 WANTED: I Will pay SUVs APT FOR RENT, 2 cash for your junk cars. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- • Appraiser Trainee- 2 Full-time positions that will performs entry level Call Scott (435)830- ment subsidized. 211 duties of professional appraisals of improved and unimproved rural, 6189 1989 Jeep with new en- S. Hale, Grantsville. Center in Grantsville! residential, and agriculture properties to determine market value for gine and transmission Call Tammi 884-1712. county tax purposes. Starting Salary $15.24; Closing Date 12/21/06 Motorcycles & runs great $3900 Call Equal Housing Opp. ATVs 882-0209 Chuck or Part-Time Schedules Available • Deputy Recorder I- 2 Full-time positions that will performs entry level Crystal BASEMENT APART- 1979 YAMAHA Motorcy- MENT, 905 West 1220 clerical work in assuring all land (real estate) documents affecting the cle 650XS Good condi- 1999 JEEP Cherokee South, Tooele, $550 per ownership, controls and/or access rights to land areas and various tion 4,000 Original miles Sport 4 door 4x4, 5spd, month includes utilities. other legal documents are properly abstracted, indexed, recorded New spark plugs, bat- ac, cruise, 127,000 No smoking, no pets. $12.50/hr to start for T-F and information or copies made available to the general public and tery and back tire $1200 miles, runs great. $4500 2bdrm, 1bth, (801)252- other offi ces for tax purposes. Starting Salary $10.32; Closing Date 884-0548 obo. Call Marty 228- 0769 12/21/06 8097 2001 KIDS 50cc dirt bike CLEAN, UPPER unit Runs great New tires $13.85/hr to start for S,S,M • Offi ce Assistant- part-time position (10 hrs a week) in the Human 2000 DODGE Durango, 2bdrm apartment, 4- $1200 801-231-8611 Resources offi ce; must be fl exible. This position will answer phones excellent condition, 59K plex, carport, storage, $3.00/hr raise within 2 1⁄2 years and/or assist the public or others including such tasks as taking Trailers miles, 4wd, leather, 3rd hookups, nice location messages, responding to questions or requests for assistance, row seating, $10,000. 426 W 500 South, no screening and referring to sources of information, providing forms. 801-860-0271, 884- pets, no smoking Material Handling Positions $550/mo, $300/dep. Maintains records, logs, fi les and other forms of information. Starting 2006 FLATBED 20ft long 0271 diamond plae steel 882-7163 Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously Salary $10.32; Closing Date 12/21/06 MERCURY MOUNTAIN- deck 14k GVW $4000 EER 2002 $9500 NADA LARGE 2BDRM 1bth, 801-455-7719 Average retail $12,875 Remodeled Serious in- Complete job descriptions are available at the quiries only. $500/dep, To apply, please visit our Distribution FOUR HORSE trailer, 115k AWD 7-passenger Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce $650/mo. No pets No stock style, $750. Leave rear air towing package Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. 47 South Main Street Tooele Smoking. (435)840- message (435)843- Beautiful condition 435- or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us 3010 4581 884-0876 435-850-9051 Separate applications MUST be submitted for each job which applying 801-212-3812 for. Specifi c information pertaining to these recruitments can be Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete obtained by calling Carrie Hinkel at (435)843-3157 the Application Process. EEO Employer Advertise Your Home Business: 882-0050 TUESDAY December 19, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, NEWER HOME for rent STANSBURY, 3BDRM 1 BEAUTIFUL Tooele BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM TOOELE COUNTY Land duct a public hearing at tions to participate in this NOTICE AND AGENDA 2bth, carport, fenced, in Tooele large 4bdrm 2bth newer home, Home. 3bdrm, 2 Full Home 4400sqft 95% fin- Wanted. Developer the Grantsville City Of- hearing should contact Notice is hereby given no pets/ smoking. 2bth 2800sqft fenced, private yard, 2 Bths, Gas Fireplace, 2 ished 350k 801-244- looking to purchase ad- fice, 429 E. Main Street, the Grantsville City Offi- that the North Tooele $800/mo, first & last $1150/mo Contact An- car garage, clean, Bsmt Bdrms 80% com- 3426 ditional land in Tooele Grantsville UT on Wed- ces at least 3 days in ad- County Fire Protection (435)884-6363 drea at 801-792-3829 $1100/mo, plus deposit. plete, Storage Rm, Ex- County. Interested in all nesday, January 3, 2007 vance of the hearing. Service District will hold John 801-916-0101 tended Garage,Yard BEAUTIFUL HOME, areas and sizes. Flexi- at 7:00 p.m. The pubic DATED THIS 15 DAY their regular monthly GRANTSVILLE, South OVERLAKE, 3bdrm Fenced & Landscaped, 3,000sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth ble Terms & Quick hearing will consider the OF DECEMBER, 2006 board meeting on Dec Willow, 3bdrm, 2bth 2.5bth, 2 car garage, TOOELE 3bdrm 2bth 2 RV Parking, Great (2 master/ jacuzzi tub). Closing. Contact Steve proposed Planning Com- Wendy Palmer 21st, 2006 at 6:30 p. m. rambler, 2 car garage, 2-story house, $995/mo car garage 481 E 670 N Views! MUST SEE! RV pad, mother in law. Martin (801) 577-5394 mission Recommenda- Grantsville City Re- at the Lakepoint Fire Sta- basement, $1095/mo 57 East 1810 North $900/mo Available Jan- CALL 840-1477! $229,000 1116 North Realty Executives of tions: corder tion, 1528 Sunset Road, 229 Alexander Court Davidson Realty uary 1st Mitch 801-380- $179,900 FSBO Real- 490 East 435-830-6468 Utah. a. Zone change from A- (Published in the Tran- Lakepoint, UT. Davidson Realty (801)466-5078 5691 tors welcome. 10 to R1-21 for 34.315 script Bulletin December The agenda will be as (801)466-5078 BEAUTIFUL Stansbury acres of land on the 19 & 26, 2006) follows: STANSBURY PARK TOOELE 4BDRM, 3bth location. 4bdrm, WYOMING RANCH DIS- northeast corner of North 1. Roll call HOMES FOR rent: spa- 2006 Rambler, 3bdrm, (2 master bath) new ap- 3.5bath. Formal Living, PERSAL 35 acres - Street and Burmester 2. Approval of Nov 16th, cious beautiful, 2 car 2bth, 2 car garage, pliances, nice yard, r/v large kitchen, family, & $49,900; 70 acres- Road. TOOELE 2006 minutes garage 4BDRM 3BTH, 3204sqft, ac, tile, blinds, pad, great neighbor- storage rooms. RV pad. TRANSCRIPT FFOROR SSALE!ALE! $89,900; 107 acres- b. Zone change from A- BULLETIN 3. Update regarding new $1200/mo, 801-835- $1100/mo plus security. hood, No smoking/ pets Finished basement, $129,900. Snow-cap- 10 to R1-21 for 74.5 Stansbury Station/ Con- 5592; 3BDRM 2BTH Toll free 866-666-6446 $900/mo Call 435-830- landscaped, many ex- ped mountain views. acres on the Northwest tract with MHTN Archi- $1100/mo (801)580- 6468 tras. $259,900 435-882- Surrounded by govern- corner of Nygreen and STANSBURY RENTAL 7453 6657, 801-842-6427 ment land. Abundant Worthington streets. 5bdrm, 3bth, nice yard, TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth wildlife. Recreational c. Consideration of con- LEASE w/option to buy, $1150/mo contact Jo- newer home, 2 car ga- FSBO Tooele Great Mt. paradise. Low taxes. EZ cept plan for 57 lots for 4bdrm, 2bth, family seph at 435-840-4575 rage, clean, $1100/mo Sell Your Home Here for Views. 3bdrm 2.5bth terms. Call Utah Ranch- Cherry Grove Phases 5- Home Loans room, great neighbor- plus deposit. John multi. Below market es, LLC. 1(877)351- 7 for Cornerbrook LLC. hood 1900sqft. Homes STANSBURY, 3, 4 and (801)916-0101 $ 80* price $189,900 1429 E 5263 (ucan) Zone change from A-10 in Tooele and Grants- 5bdrm homes, $1000- ea. 970 N Tooele 435-882- 6 to R1-21 for 34.315 Available ville Call 884-0193 $1300/mo. 843-9883 0789 or Homes Water Shares acres of land on the Call 882-0050 [email protected] northeast corner of North • FHA • VA • Refi nance *Based on 13 issue contract. HOMES FOR Sale 1 Street and Burmester • Purchase • Grants • Construction $$$SAVE MONEY TWO SETTLEMENT Road.. Find HUD & Bank acre Horse Property in Canyon irrigation • First Time Home Buyers Grantsville 4bdrm 2bth d. Zone Change from A- owned homes at: shares, $8000. For 10 to RR-1 on the West • 0 DOWN LOAN PROGRAMS www.tooelebankowned 2 fam. rms., 1 fireplace, DISCOVER more information call Side of Burmester road homes.com or call for central air, 2 car gar. Even poor credit, bankruptcies & foreclosures 3 Ways to Buy a Jed Hansen 882-7792 to include 27.62 acres. a list Berna Sloan and barn for only 840-4182 The Kirk Home for less Money $264,900 Call Ellen All interested persons 435-840-5029 Group Quiet, Quality apartments in a are invited to attend and 1 Real Estate Free Report reveals 888/597-6021 RE/MAX UNDERGROUND WA- www.1homeloanadvisor.com restored historic structure provide comment upon what you need to know Results TER rights for sale these proposals. Written $258,000, 4BDRM, make offer, serious in- 435.830.4204 The Best Places at the Best Prices before you buy a home. comments will also be 2.5bth, 2,713sqft., back- INVESTMENT PROP- quiries only. Please call Don’t wait give me a call considered if submitted Completely Furnished ing Middle Canyon Ele- ERTY! 3000sqft, moth- 435-830-4581 er-in-law basement ac- to the City Recorder in Jason White Weekly & Monthly Rates mantary, fully landscap- Jodie Carter cess, 5bdrm, 4bth, (2 WANTED: WATER rights advance of the hearing. ed, vinyl fencing, new “Your Real Estate Consultant for Life” Mortgage Consultant flooring, gas fireplace, master/ jacuzzi tub). RV in Stockton or greater Current zoning map and 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 beautiful views, clean! 435-840-8151 pad, $229,000 1116 Rush Valley 801-592- subdivisions alignments 435-833-9125 North 490 East 435- 5398 can be viewed at the 830-6468 Grantsville City Offices 801-750-5233 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 $285,000 All brick, 3- King’s Peak Realty WANTED: WATER rights 4bdrm. Tile, oak cabi- NEWLY REMODELED or irrigation shares in p.m. weekdays. nets, 3 fireplaces, 2 en- Home fenced yard Tooele Valley. Call Persons with disabilities closed sunrooms, for- $139,900 appraises for Ross at 801-642-0119 needing accommoda- mal living & dining $146,000 The Solutions room. Grantsville. 840- AAA - Need Help with team 884-9449 Office Space 5199 Home?. Late Pay- ments? No Equity? Planning on selling your **SEARCH EVERY Can't Sell? Foreclo- home, you could be EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- home listed in tooele sure? ***SAVE YOUR sending your sales fice space for lease, Tooele Area’s Family county at www.tooele- CREDIT!!*** *FREE* points to up to 340,000 $200-$850/mo, all utilit- homesforsale.com and Offer on your Home in households at once. For ies included. Call Larry N ow Renting sign up for a free no ob- 24hrs *FREE* Record- $155. you can place (801)703-0745 Real Estate Advisor your 25 word classified ligation email update on ing - 435-578-0709 FOR LEASE Office/ ad to all 45 newspapers MOVE IN SPECIALS new listings daily. Call Business Space Serving the needs of: in Utah. 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For more infor- $975/mo plus $3000 mation contact 882- Call Shane Deposit Purchase Price 1199 RENTALS $139,900 Call Ellen Apartments, Condos & New Homes 801/597-6021 RE/MAX C-A INVESTMENT 510 840-0344 Results North Main, Plaza 500. Available now, 1400 SELLING YOUR HOME? Up to 6 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms sqft. For more informa- Advertise it in the clas- tion contact 882-1199 1238 E. Haylie Ln • Tooele • $365,900 Prices starting at sifieds. Call 882-0050 LAND WITH WATER for • 3 Bdrm & 2 baths STORAGE New alarmed HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER. 12,750 sq. ft., Sale. 8400 North Eller- • Large Master Suite 2 handball/volleyball courts, men’s & women’s locker $600 per month. units available now! beck Road, Grantsville with jetted tub rooms w/saunas, hot tubs, showers, large mirrored Many sizes from 5x5 to Tooele County’s largest 253 AC industrial facility • 4387 sq. ft. dance/aerobics area, large open areas for offi ces, etc. 10x30. Great rates! 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Affordable horse CLEAN AS CLEAN & CUTE AS 882-1969. 2bdrm apt for account in 30 minutes! 4 Apartments Main fl oor Family Room / Den, backyard,shed, rv parking. propertyCONTRACT in Erda! Large CUTE!CONTRACTNewer 90% furnace No credit check! (ucan) Great opportunity to own a multi- main fl oor laundry and walk & central air.Newer roof, rent $525/mo plus de- Kitchen, Dining, Stucco, Full newer furnace and central in pantry. Large master with large laundry, master bath, posit 435-849-2147 Public Notices unit rental. Includes two parcels Landscaping. air. Fully fi nished. Nice walk in closet and large bay fully fenced, landscaped, 884-0113 of land to north. $179,900 window. Nice patio, full sprinklers, patio & shed Meetings neighborhood. fence& sprinklers. w/electricity. 1 car garage. Lots & Land Deadline for public no- 324 N. 100 E. 783 E. 360 S. EAST BENCH BEAUTY! 58 E. 500 N. tices is 4 p.m. the day PRIME BUILDING Lot prior to publication. 474 South Main. Parkhill Estates Nearly 4000 sq private spectacular Public notices submit- To be built in coveted South East mountain view. Includes ted past the deadline location. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, ft of immaculate! will not be accepted. Finished base- water $65,000 Call Joy Tooele 4 car garage, 4527 sq ft. 801-302-0189 UPAXLP ment 5 bdrms 4 bath. 14X20 GRANTSVILLE CITY Large 1/2 acre lot. 4 shed, 30X12 Darling rambler with newer NOTICE OF PUBLIC Two homes on a .43 Acre lg. bdrms, 2 baths. siding, paint & carpet. New HEARING ON PRO- Canyon Rim Estates deck. Garage is bath. Large living room & Your Local UNDERMain Street Lot, Fenced & landscaped. kitchen. Extra large lot. Full News Source POSED SUBDIVISIONS 186 Heritage Hill Drive Full basement. 25X25. WOW! basement. $119,900. AND ZONE CHANGES Ideal Location. 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths. 4 car TOOELETRANSCRIPT NOTICE IS HEREBY CONTRACT garage, .35 acre lot, 3200 sq ft. All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information BULLETIN GIVEN that that Grants- deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele ville City Council will con- B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2006

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales tect PUBLIC NOTICE Individuals Needing Spe- and State described as: corded November 30, way, Suite 290 South obligations secured corder, State of Utah. Gateway Tower West 4. Bills and Communica- Grantsville City Council cial Accommodations Lot 18, 19 and 20, Block 2005, as Instrument No. Jordan, Utah 84095 thereby. Notice of De- Together with all the im- 15 West South Temple, tions will hold its regular meet- Should Notify Sharon A. 98, Stockton Town sur- 250781 in of the Official (801) 254-9450 James fault was recorded SEP- provements now or here- Ste. 600 5. Policies and proce- ing Wednesday, Decem- Dawson, Tooele City Re- vey according to the offi- Records in the office at H. Woodall, Trustee TEMBER 19, 2006, as after erected on the P.O Box 11429 dures ber 20, 2006. The meet- corder, at 843-2110 prior cial plat thereof, on file the County Recorder of Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 Entry No. 267879, of property, and all ease- Salt Lake City, Utah 6. Approve new mem- ing to be held at 429 E. to the meeting. TDD and of record in the offi- Tooele County, State of p.m. P267597 said official records. ments, appurtenances, 84144 bers Main, Grantsville, UT Phone Number 843-2108 cial of the Tooele county Utah executed by April (Published in the Tran- Trustee will sell at public and fixtures now or here- Telephone: (801) 531- 7. Other business 84029 beginning at 6:30 (Published in the Tran- Recorder The street ad- Stonehocker WILL SELL script Bulletin December auction to highest bidder after a part of the proper- 7870 8. Adjournment p.m. script Bulletin December dress and other common AT PUBLIC AUCTION 19, 26, 2006 & January without warranty as to tity. Business Hours: 9:00 Dated this 4th day of De- AGENDA: 19, 2006) designation of the real TO THE HIGHEST BID- 2, 2007) tle, possession or en- The current beneficiary a.m. to 5:00 p.m. cember, 2006 1. Approval of Minutes. property described DER, PAYABLE IN cumbrances, the follow- of the trust deed is Mort- Trustee No. 91051- Pamela Rowley 2. Approval of 2006 fiscal Public Notices above is purported to be: LAWFUL MONEY OF NOTICE OF TRUSTEE ing described property: gage Electronic Registra- 11458009 Admin. Clerk year audit Trustee's Sales 124 North Sheridan THE UNITED STATE AT SALE BEGINNING 676.5 FEET tion Systems, Inc., as (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- 3. Consideration of New Street Stockton, UT THE TIME OF SALE. APN: 15-041-0-0438 NORTH AND 652.5 nominee for Aegis Mort- script Bulletin December script Bulletin December Business Licenses. Deadline for public no- 84071 The undersigned SUCCESSFUL BID- Trust No. 06-5502-UT FEET WEST OF THE gage Corporation, its 19, 26, 2006 & January 14 & 19, 2006) 4. Approval of the Bills tices is 4 p.m. the day Trustee disclaims any li- DERS MUST TENDER A Ref. Fredrick W. Bouw- SOUTHEAST CORNER successors and assigns 2, 2007) 5. Council Updates and prior to publication. ability for any incorrect- DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN man Loan No. OF SECTION 2, TOWN- and the record owner of NOTICE OF PUBLIC Information. Public notices submit- ness of the street ad- CERTIFIED FUNDS TO 1127084640 IMPOR- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE the property as of the re- Public Notices HEARING 6. Adjourn. ted past the deadline dress and other common THE TRUSTEE AT THE TANT NOTICE TO 4 WEST, SALT LAKE cording of the notice of Miscellaneous Notice is hereby given Wendy Palmer will not be accepted. designation, if any, TIME OF SALE, WITH PROPERTY OWNER. BASE AND MERIDIAN; default is Jennifer Kay that the North Tooele City Recorder UPAXLP shown herein. Said sale THE BALANCE DUE BY YOU ARE IN DEFAULT AND RUNNING Lansdowne. Deadline for public no- County Fire Protection In compliance with the will be made without cov- NOON THE FOLLOW- UNDER A DEED OF THENCE WEST 262.1 The sale is subject to tices is 4 p.m. the day Service District will hold American with Disability NOTICE OF TRUSTEE enant or warranty, ex- ING BUSINESS DAY, TRUST DATED March FEET; THENCE NORTH bankruptcy filing, payoff, prior to publication. a public hearing on Dec Act, Grantsville City will SALE press or implied, regard- AT THE OFFICE OF 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU 1 degree 14' WEST reinstatement or any oth- Public notices submit- 21, 2005 at 6:00 p. m. at accommodate reasona- APN: 01-196-0-0006 ing title, possession, con- THE TRUSTEE. At the TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 357.06 FEET; THENCE er circumstance that ted past the deadline the Lakepoint Fire Sta- ble requests to assist the Trust No. 06-5417-UT dition, or encumbrances, West main entrance, TECT YOUR PROPER- EAST 262.1 FEET; would affect the validity will not be accepted. tion, 1528 Sunset Road, disabled to participate in Ref. Kathleen McNeely including fees, charges, North steps of the Tooele TY, IT MAY BE SOLD THENCE SOUTH 1 de- of the sale. If any such UPAXLP Lakepoint, UT. A copy of meetings. Request for Loan No. 1127087745 expenses of the Trustee county district court, 47 AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF gree 14' EAST 357.06 circumstance exists, the the proposed 2006 assistance may be made IMPORTANT NOTICE and of the trusts created South Main Street, YOU NEED AN EX- FEET TO THE POINT sale shall be void, the ANNOUNCEMENT OF amended budget is avail- by calling City Hall at TO PROPERTY OWN- by said Deed of Trust, to Tooele, Utah all right, ti- PLANATION OF THIS OF BEGINNING. TO- successful bidder’s funds APPOINTMENT AND able for public review on least 3 days in advance ER. YOU ARE IN DE- pay the remaining princi- tle, and interest con- PROCEEDING, YOU GETHER WITH AN returned and the trustee NOTICE TO CRED- Monday – Friday 8:00 of the meeting that will FAULT UNDER A DEED ple sums of the note(s) veyed to and now held SHOULD CONTACT A EASEMENT FOR A and current beneficiary ITORS am – 5:00 pm at 1528 be attended by calling OF TRUST DATED secured by said Deed of by it under said Deed to LAWYER. On COMMON DRIVEWAY shall not be liable to the Estate of Beverly Webb Sunset Road, Lakepoint, 884-3411. March 27, 2006. UN- Trust. The current bene- Trust in the the property 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, ACROSS THE FOL- successful bidder for any Margetts UT (Published in the Tran- LESS YOU TAKE AC- ficiary of the Trust Deed situated in said County James H. Woodall, as LOWING DESCRIBED damage. Deceased Probate The agenda will be as script Bulletin December TION TO PROTECT as of the date of this no- and State described as: duly appointed Trustee LAND: BEGINNING AT Bidders must tender to No.063900947 follows: 19, 2006) YOUR PROPERTY, IT tice is Wells Fargo Home Lot 411, Oquirrh Hills Es- under a Deed of Trust re- A POINT ON THE the trustee a $5,000.00 Wayne Alford Margetts, 1. Roll call MAY BE SOLD AT A Mortgage, INC. NKA tates phase 4, according corded March 17, 2006, NORTH SIDE OF A deposit at the sale and whose address is 1932 2. Public comments on PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to the official plat as Instrument No. COUNTY ROAD, SAID the balance of the pur- North 120 West, Tooele, 2006 amended budget Notice is hereby given NEED AN EXPLANA- The record owner of the thereof,as recorded in 256386 in Book at Page POINT BEING LOCAT- chase price by 12:00 Utah 84074, has been 3. Approval of 2006 that the meeting sched- TION OF THIS PRO- property as of the record- the office of the Tooele of the Official Records in ED 652.5 FEET WEST noon the day following appointed Personal Rep- amended budget. uled for the Tooele City CEEDING, YOU ing of the Notice of De- county Recorder The the office at the County AND 16.5 FEET NORTH the sale. The deposit resentative of the above- Dated this 4th day of Council on December SHOULD CONTACT A fault are Kathleen B. street address and other Recorder of Tooele FROM THE SOUTH- must be in the form of a entitled estate. Creditors Dec, 2006 20, 2006, has been can- LAWYER. On McNeely Dated: Decem- common designation of County, State of Utah EAST CORNER OF cashier’s check or bank of the estate are hereby Pamela Rowley celled. 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, ber 11, 2006 the real property descri- executed by Fredrick W. SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP official check payable to notified to: (1) deliver or Asst. District Adminis- Sharon A Dawson James H. Woodall, as James H. Woodall bed above is purported Bouwman and Angela C. 2 SOUTH, RANGE 4 Lundberg & Associates. mail their written claims trator Tooele City Recorder duly appointed Trustee 10653 River Front Park- to be: 867 East Unitah Bouwman WILL SELL WEST, SALT LAKE The balance must be in to the Personal Repre- (Published in the Tran- Pursuant to the Ameri- under a Deed of Trust re- way, Suite 290 South Avenue Tooele, UT AT PUBLIC AUCTION BASE & MERIDIAN, the form of a wire trans- sentative at the address script Bulletin December can With Disabilities Act, corded March 29, 2006, Jordan, Utah 84095 84074 The undersigned TO THE HIGHEST BID- AND RUNNING fer, cashier’s check, above; (2) deliver or mail 7, 12, 14 & 19, 2006) as Instrument No. (801) 254-9450 James Trustee disclaims any li- DER, PAYABLE IN THENCE NORTH 1 de- bank official check (credit their written claims to the 257079 in Book at Page H. Woodall, Trustee ability for any incorrect- LAWFUL MONEY OF gree14' EAST 676.50 union official checks are Personal Representa- of the Official Records in Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 ness of the street ad- THE UNITED STATE AT FEET; THENCE WEST not accepted) or U.S. tive’s attorney of record, the office at the County p.m. P267596 dress and other common THE TIME OF SALE. 15.0 FEET; THENCE Postal money order pay- Thomas J. Scribner, at -OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN- Recorder of Tooele (Published in the Tran- designation, if any, SUCCESSFUL BID- SOUTH 1 degree14' able to Lundberg & As- the following address: “$69,546.83” County, State of Utah script Bulletin December shown herein. Said sale DERS MUST TENDER A WEST 676.50 FEET; sociates. Cash pay- 2696 North University executed by Kathleen 19, 26, 2006 & January will be made without cov- DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN THENCE EAST 15.0 ments are not accepted. Ave. Suite 220, Provo, EQUITY THE DAY YOU MOVE IN Utah 84604; or (3) file O/E This Home McNeely WILL SELL AT 2, 2007) enant or warranty, ex- CERTIFIED FUNDS TO FEET TO THE POINT A trustee’s deed will be PUBLIC AUCTION TO press or implied, regard- THE TRUSTEE AT THE OF BEGINNING Tax Se- delivered to the success- their written claims with Pmts Starting THE HIGHEST BIDDER, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE ing title, possession, con- TIME OF SALE, WITH rial No. 05-020-0-0027 ful bidder within three the Clerk of the District $1132.17 PAYABLE IN LAWFUL SALE dition, or encumbrances, THE BALANCE DUE BY Purported Property Ad- business days after re- Court in Tooele County, (6.38% Option Arm MONEY OF THE UNIT- APN: 12-052-0-0411 including fees, charges, NOON THE FOLLOW- dress: 1901 EAST CAN- ceipt of the amount bid. or otherwise present APR. O/A/C) ED STATE AT THE Trust No. 06-5395-UT expenses of the Trustee ING BUSINESS DAY, YON ROAD, LAKE- DATED: November 29, their claims as required 2400 sq. ft. approx TIME OF SALE. SUC- Ref. April Stonehocker and of the trusts created POINT, UT 84074. The 2006. by Utah law within three 4 bdr 3 bth AT THE OFFICE OF CESSFUL BIDDERS Loan No. 1127041184 by said Deed of Trust, to THE TRUSTEE. At the undersigned disclaims Scott Lundberg, Trust- months after the date of (435) 313-3797 MUST TENDER A DE- IMPORTANT NOTICE pay the remaining princi- West main entrance, any liability for any error ee the first publication of POSIT OF $5,000 IN TO PROPERTY OWN- ple sums of the note(s) North steps of the Tooele in the street address. 3269 South Main, #100 this notice or be forever 1-877-9my-turn (69-8876) CERTIFIED FUNDS TO ER. YOU ARE IN DE- secured by said Deed of county district court, 47 The owner of the proper- Salt Lake City, UT barred. THE TRUSTEE AT THE FAULT UNDER A DEED Trust. The current bene- South Main Street, ty as of the recording of 84115 Date of first publication: TIME OF SALE, WITH OF TRUST DATED No- ficiary of the Trust Deed Tooele, Utah all right, ti- the Notice of Default is (801) 263-3400 12/05/2006 THE BALANCE DUE BY vember 23, 2005. UN- as of the date of this no- tle, and interest con- reported to be: Randy M. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Thomas J. Scribner For Lease NOON THE FOLLOW- LESS YOU TAKE AC- tice is Wells Fargo Home veyed to and now held Kelson Bidders must ten- – 5:00 p.m. Attorney for Personal ING BUSINESS DAY, TION TO PROTECT Mortgage, Inc. NKA by it under said Deed to der to the trustee a L&A Case No. 06-57744 Representative AT THE OFFICE OF YOUR PROPERTY, IT Wells Fargo BAnk, N.A. Trust in the the property $5,000.00 deposit at the CS 2696 North University THE TRUSTEE. At the MAY BE SOLD AT A The record owner of the situated in said County sale and the balance of THIS COMMUNICATION Avenue, Suite 220 west main entrance, property as of the record- the purchase price by IS AN ATTEMPT TO Provo, Utah 84604 FOR PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU and State described as: LEASE North steps of the Tooele NEED AN EXPLANA- ing of the Notice of De- Lot 438, south Willow 12:00 noon the next COLLECT A DEBT, AND (801) 375-5600 County District Court, 47 TION OF THIS PRO- fault are Loren Stone- Estates phase 3, a plan- business day following ANY INFORMATION (Published in the Tran- 14 room offi ce building, 1775 sq. ft., Main Street South Main Street, CEEDING, YOU hocker and April stone- ned unit development, the sale. The deposit OBTAINED WILL BE script Bulletin December frontage, 2 waiting room areas, reception desk, Tooele, Utah all right, ti- SHOULD CONTACT A hocker Dated: December according to the official and balance of the sale USED FOR THAT PUR- 5, 12 & 19, 2006) handicapped bathroom, previous medical offi ce. Could tle, and interest con- LAWYER. On 7, 2006 plat thereof, records of proceeds must be in the POSE. SUMMONS house several small businesses. Will consider triple-net- veyed to and now held 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, James H. Woodall Tooele county, state of form of a wire transfer, (Published in the Tran- DENISE L BROWN, lease with sublease options. Great income potential. by it under said Deed to James H. Woodall, as 10653 River Front Park- Utah The street address cashier's check or certi- script Bulletin December Petitioner vs. Trust in the the property duly appointed Trustee and other common des- fied funds payable to 5, 12 & 19, 2006) KEVIN R BROWN, Re- 435.882.7094 • 801.860.5696 situated in said County under a Deed of Trust re- ignation of the real prop- First Southwestern Title spondent. erty described above is Agency of Utah, Inc. A NOTICE OF TRUST- Case No. 064300462 purported to be: 278 trustee's deed will be de- EE'S SALE Judge Mark Kouris East Davenport Drive livered to the successful The following described THE STATE OF UTAH Grantsville, UT 84029 bidder within three busi- real property will be sold I can answer all your TO THE ABOVE- The undersigned Trustee ness days after receipt of at public auction to the NAMED RESPONDENT: disclaims any liability for the amount bid. This highest bidder, purchase You are hereby sum- any incorrectness of the Trustee's Sale may be price payable in lawful real estate questions moned and required to street address and other subject to a bankruptcy money of the United file an Answer in writing common designation, if filing, a payoff, a rein- States of America at the to the attached Petition any, shown herein. Said statement or any other time of sale, at the north- with the Clerk of the sale will be made without condition that would ern most, of the two west Tooele County Court- covenant or warranty, cause the cancellation of entrances of the Tooele house, 47 South Main express or implied, re- this sale. Further, if any County Courthouse, Street, Tooele, Utah, garding title, possession, of these conditions exist, a/k/a the Third Judicial 84074 and to serve condition, or encumbran- this sale will be null and District Court, 47 South upon, or mail to the peti- ces, including fees, void, the successful bidd- Main, Tooele, Utah, on or tioner at 595 Sunset, charges, expenses of the er's funds shall be re- Tuesday, January 16, Tooele, Utah, 84074, a Trustee and of the trusts turned, and the Trustee 2007, at the hour of copy of said answer, created by said Deed of and the beneficiary shall 11:00 a.m. of that day for small not be liable to the suc- the purpose of foreclos- within 20 days if you are BIG Trust, to pay the remain- served in the State of ing principle sums of the cessful bidder for any ing a deed of trust exe- Utah, or within 30 days if note(s) secured by said damages. DATED: De- cuted by Martin D. Too- GIVE ME A CALL cember 11, 2006 you are served outside Deed of Trust. The cur- mey in favor of Tooele the State of Utah, after rent beneficiary of the FIRST SOUTHWEST- Federal Credit Union, service of this Summons Trust Deed as of the ERN TITLE AGENCY covering real property lo- 296 E. Drysdale • Tooele 1581 E. Colavito Dr. • Tooele 818 N. Highway 138, Gville upon you. If you fail to do date of this notice is OF UTAH, INC. LUCY cated at approximately so, judgment by default Wells Fargo Home Mort- DENLEY, Asst. Vice 30 South Rogers Street, will be taken against you gage, INC. NKA Wells President Successor Stockton, Tooele County, for the relief demanded Fargo Bank, N.A. The re- Trustee 10701 South Utah, and more particu- in said Petition, which cord owner of the proper- River Front Parkway, larly described as: has been filed with the ty as of the recording of #110 South Jordan, UT LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK Clerk of the above-enti- the Notice of Default are 84095 Telephone: (801) 84, STOCKTON TOWN tled Court. You can ob- Fredrick W. Bouwman 302-3058 Facsimile: PLAT. 01-204-0-0002 tain a copy of the Veri- and Angela C. Bouwman (801) 254-1649 06- The current beneficiary Upgrades everywhere! Lighting, Very nice 2 story home in Horse Property on 1.83 acres. fied Petition by writing to Dated: December 13, 6903/Kelson, Randy M.; of the trust deed is fl ooring, plumbing rock exterior. Overlake. This is a unique fl oor 3 bedrooms, Two 3/4 bathrooms, the clerk of the court at 2006 P267592 Tooele Federal Credit Very nice home this is one you plan with a bonus room on the beautiful unique home with Tooele County Court- $ James H. Woodall (Published in the Tran- Union, and the record must see! second fl oor! amazing views. 320,000 house, 47 South Main 10653 River Front Park- script Bulletin December owner of the property as Street, Tooele, Utah way, Suite 290 South 19, 26, 2006 & January of the recording of the 84074. READ THESE Jordan, Utah 84095 2, 2007) notice of default is Martin 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele PAPERS CAREFULLY. 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda 908 N. 580 E. • Tooele (801) 254-9450 James Toomey. The trustee's These papers mean that H. Woodall, Trustee NOTICE OF TRUST- sale of the aforedescri- you are being sued for Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 EE'S SALE bed real property will be divorce. p.m. P267599 The following described made without warranty Dated this 20th day of (Published in the Tran- property will be sold at as to title, possession, or UNDER November, 2006. script Bulletin December public auction to the encumbrances. Bidders DENISE BROWN 19, 26, 2006 & January highest bidder at the must be prepared to ten- Petitioner 2, 2007) West Main Entrance, der $5,000.00 in certified North Steps, Tooele funds at the sale and the (Published in the Tran- CONTRACT script Bulletin December 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Newly 6 bdrms, 4 bths, 2 kitchens, Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath NOTICE OF TRUST- County Courthouse, 47 balance of the purchase updated kitchen & bathrooms. 2 family rooms, on 5 acres in Erda. EE'S SALE South Main Street, price in certified funds by 19, 26, 2006, January 2 $ home. Fully landscaped with Newer carpet. 189,900 $499,900 The following described Tooele, Utah, on January 10:00 a.m. the following & 9, 2007) $ stamped concrete. 179,900 real property will be sold 4, 2007, at 8:30 a.m. of business day. The trust- NOTICE OF BONDS TO at public auction to the said day, for the purpose ee reserves the right to BE ISSUED highest bidder payable in of foreclosing a trust cancel the foreclosure af- NOTICE IS HEREBY 267 Dawson Dr • Overlake 1604 Country Ln • Erda lawful money of the Unit- deed originally executed 422 N. 880 E. • Tooele ter the sale based upon GIVEN pursuant to the ed States, on January on February 23, 2006 by information unknown to provisions of the Utah 22, 2007 at 1:00 P.M., Jennifer Kay Lansdowne, the trustee at the time of Local Government Bond- On the north steps to the as trustor, in favor of the sale, such as a bank- ing Act, Title 11, Chapter main entrance at the Mortgage Electronic ruptcy filing or an agree- 14, Utah Code Annotat- Tooele County Court- Registration Systems, UNDER UNDER ment between the trustor ed 1953, as amended, house, 47 South Main, Inc., as nominee for Ae- and beneficiary to post- that on December 12, Tooele, UT, in the Coun- gis Funding Corporation pone or cancel the sale. 2006, the Governing Au- ty of Tooele, State of its successors and as- If so cancelled, the only thority (the “Governing Utah, for the purpose of signs, covering the fol- CONTRACT recourse of the purchas- Authority”) of the Vernon PricedCONTRACT Right! 2 bedrooms, 2 bths, fully 3 bdrm, 2.5 baths, new carpet 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family foreclosing a trust deed lowing real property pur- er is to receive a refund landscaped, Great neighborhood. Waterworks Special $ & paint, totally landscaped, rooms, brick & stucco Rambler held by Washington Mu- ported to be located in of the money paid to the 149,900 $ $ Service District, Tooele completely fi nished. 229,000 on 5 acres. 520,000 tual Bank, as the current Tooele County at 285 trustee. THIS IS AN AT- County, Utah (the “Issu- Beneficiary, executed by West Alfred Drive, TEMPT TO COLLECT A er”), adopted a resolution Randy M. Kelson, as Tooele, UT 84074 (the DEBT. ANY INFORMA- (the “Resolution”) in Trustor, recorded De- undersigned disclaims li- TION OBTAINED WILL which it authorized the cember 2, 1997 as Entry ability for any error in the BE USED FOR THAT issuance and sale of the Call Laramie Dunn for ALL No. 103939, in Book address), and more par- PURPOSE. Issuer's Taxable Water 0481, at Page 0428, of ticularly described as: DATED this 19th day of Revenue Bonds, Series the official records of Lot 143A, SHETLAND December, 2006. 2007 (the “Series 2007 your Real Estate needs Tooele County, Utah, MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- Marlon L. Bates, suc- Bonds”) in an aggregate given to secure an in- DIVISION, according to cessor trustee principal amount not to debtedness in favor of the official plat thereof as Scalley Reading Bates exceed Six Hundred Washington Mutual Bank recorded in the Office of Hansen & Rasmussen, Eighty-Six Thousand fsb, by reason of certain the Tooele County Re- 435-224-4000 P.C. Dollars ($686,000); to TUESDAY December 19, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous bear no interest, to ma- mation. NOTICE OF VACANCY specific legal boundaries above described parcel. S89°47'07"W bearing to Tooele Boulevard; verse curve to the left; Special Service District ture in not more than thir- NOTICE IS FURTHER STANSBURY RECREA- of the proposed district Less and excepting: the radius point; thence thence along said Tooele thence along the arc of at Tooele City Hall, 90 ty-five (35) years from GIVEN that, for a period TION SERVICE AREA are as follows: Beginning at a point on S69°41'59"W 171.26 feet Boulevard as follows said curve and 200 West North Main Street, their date or dates, and of thirty (30) days from The Stansbury Service PARCEL No. l the west right of way line to the point of a curve to N43°55'20"E 2202.51 street 158.18 feet, with a Tooele, Utah on Wed- to be sold at a price not and after the date of the Agency, acting as the Beginning at a point on of 200 West street said the left; thence along the feet to the point of a radius of 60.00 feet, with nesday, January 3, 2007 less than 100% percent publication of this notice, appointing authority for the west right of way line point being S00°12'53"E, arc of said curve 292.97 curve to the right; thence a delta angle of at 7:00 pm. of the total principal any persons in interest Board Members of the of 200 West street said a distance of 82.47 feet; feet, with a radius of along the arc of said 151°02'49", N55°13'51"E Dated this 11th day of amount thereof, plus ac- shall have the right to Stansbury Recreation point being S00°12'53"E thence S89°47'07"W, a 240.00 feet, with a delta curve 389.22 feet, with a bearing to the radius December, 2006, crued interest to the date contest the legality of the Service Area Board, 82.47 feet along the cen- distance of 42.00 feet angle of 69°56'32", radius of 487.00 feet, point to the point of a re- Sharon Dawson of delivery. Bond Resolutions or the hereby gives notice that ter section line and from the North Quarter S20°18'01 "E bearing to with a delta angle of verse curve to the right; Tooele City Recorder The Series 2007 Bonds Series 2007 Bonds, or a vacancy exists on this S89°47'07"W 42.00 feet Corner of Section 21, the radius point to the 45°47'29", S46°04'40"E thence along the arc of (Published in the Tran- will be issued pursuant to any provision made for Board. This vacancy will from the North Quarter Township 3 South, north line of Shetland bearing to the radius said curve and 200 West script Bulletin December the Resolution and a Fi- the security and payment be filled by appointment Corner of Section 21, Range 4 West, Salt'Lake Meadows Phase 3 and point; thence 26.36 feet, with a radius 12, 19 & 26, 2006) nal Bond Resolution to of the Series 2007 Bonds of the Stansbury Service Township 3 South, Base & Meridian and the extension of the N89°42'49"E 2013.66 of 20.00 feet, with a delta be adopted authorizing by filing a verified written Agency Board of Trust- Range 4 West, Salt Lake running thence north line of Shetland feet to the point of a angle of 75°30'57", PUBLIC NOTICE and confirming the sale complaint in the district ees. Base & Meridian and S00°12'53"E, a distance Meadows Phase 1; curve to the right; thence N84°11'02"E bearing to PUBLIC DEFENDER of the Series 2007 Bonds court of their county of Persons interested in be- running thence S00° of 191.15 feet to a point thence S89°45'29"W along the arc of said the radius point; thence CONTRACT (the “Final Bond Resolu- residence, and that after ing considered for ap- 12'53 "E 191.15 feet of curve to the right hav- 286.50 feet along said curve 46.38 feet, with a N69°41'59"E 8.15 feet Tooele County is seeking tion”) for the purposes of such 30-day period, no pointment to this Board along said right of way to ing a radius of 29.50 feet Shetland Meadows; radius of 29.50 feet, with along said 200 West applications from Utah-li- (i) financing improve- one shall have any must submit a statement the point of a curve to and a central angle of thence S70°20'08"W a delta angle of street to the point of a censed attorneys to pro- ments to the Issuer’s cause of action to con- of qualifications and re- the right; thence along 89°55'42"; thence south- 60.20 feet along said 90°04'18", S00° 17' 11 curve to the left; thence vide legal criminal de- drinking water system test the regularity, for- sume to the District the arc of said curve and westerly along the arc a Shetland Meadows to "E bearing to the radius along the arc of said fense services for indi- and related improve- mality or legality thereof Clerk, 1 Country Club, right of way 46.30 feet, distance of 46.30 feet the northeast corner of point to the point of be- curve and 200 West gent defendants. The ments, (ii) paying the for any reason. Stansbury Park, UT with a radius of 29.50 (chord bearing Copper Canyon Phase 1 ginning. street 139.50 feet, with a contract will be shared costs of issuing the Ser- DATED: December 12, 84074, on or before Jan- feet, with a delta angle of S44°44'58"W, a distance Amended Subdivision as PARCEL No. 3 radius of 230.00 feet, by two different law firms ies 2007 Bonds. 2006. uary 19, 2007 at 5:00 89°55'42", S89°47'07"W of 41.69 feet); thence recorded in the Tooele Beginning at a point on with a delta angle of or individuals, with each A draft of the Final Bond /s/ Doretta Shumway p.m. To be eligible for bearing to the radius S89°42'49"W, a distance County Recorder's Of- the east right of way line 34°45'08", N20°18'00"W firm being assigned ev- Resolution in substantial- District Clerk appointment, a person point to a point on the of 197.27 feet; thence fice; thence along said of 200 West street said bearing to the radius ery other case. ly final form was before (Published in the Tran- must be a registered vot- north right of way line of N00°14'19"W, a distance Copper Canyon as fol- point being S00° 12'53 point to the point of be- The contract pays the Governing Authority script Bulletin December er residing within the Tooele Boulevard; of 241.25 feet; thence lows S62°17'39"W "E 1026.94 feet along ginning the above descri- $3,500 per month for and was part of the Res- 19, 2006) boundaries of Stansbury thence S89°42'49"W N89°45'41 "E, a distance 491.45 feet; thence the Center Section line bed parcel each of the two firms in- olution at the time of its Park. 2013.82 feet along said of 218.59 feet to the S63°18'55"W 86.67 feet; from the North Quarter The proposed special volved. A statement of adoption by the Govern- PUBLIC NOTICE BY ORDER OF THE boulevard to the point of point of curve of a non thence S62°17'39"W Corner of Section 21, service district will pro- qualifications, experi- ing Authority (collective- 12-13-06 STANSBURY SERVICE a curve to the left; thence tangent curve to the 29.92 feet; thence Township 3 South, vide the following serv- ence, and references ly, the “Bond Resolu- Grantsville City Council AGENCY along the arc of said right, of which the radius S63°18'51"W 382.01 Range 4 West, Salt Lake ices: (i) maintenance of must be submitted to the tions”). The Final Bond has adopted the follow- KIM MARSHALL curve and boulevard point lies S45°54'28"W, a feet; thence Base & Meridian and recreation and open Tooele County Attorney’s Resolution is to be ing Ordinances and Res- District Clerk 441.96 feet, with a radius radial distance of 29.50 S62°05'46"W 95.75 feet; running thence space areas and uses Office, 47 South Main adopted by the Govern- olutions: (Published in the Tran- of 553.00 feet, with a del- feet; thence southerly thence S62°05'22"W S00°12'53"E 288.75 feet within the Copper Can- Street, Tooele, Utah ing Authority in such 2006-17 – This Ordi- script Bulletin December ta angle of 45°47'29", along the arc, through a 403.05 feet; thence along the Center Section yon Planned Unit Devel- 84074, telephone (435) form and with such nance is for the purpose 19, 2006, January 2 & S00°17'11 "E bearing to central angle of S57°43'23"W 139.50 line to the north line of opment, including the 843-3124, prior to 5:00 changes thereto as shall of amending the official 16, 2007) the radius point to the 43°52'46", a distance of feet; thence Shetland Meadows park, trails, storm water p.m. on December 29, be approved by the Gov- zoning map and the easterly right of way of 22.59 feet (chord bearing S57°43'59"W 60.00 feet; Phase 3 Subdivision; detention, and other pub- 2006. A copy of the pro- erning Authority upon the Land Use Development PUBLIC NOTICE the Union Pacific Rail- S22°09'09"E, a distance thence S57°43'24"W thence S89°45'29"W lic features as shown on posed contract can be adoption thereof, provid- and Management Code NOTICE OF INTENTION road; thence along said of 22.04 feet) to the point 522.41 feet; thence 372.29 feet along said the site plan for the de- obtained from the same ed that the principal of Grantsville City, Utah TO ESTABLISH THE railroad right of way as of beginning. S56°52'20"W 335.68 feet Shetland Meadows to a velopment, (ii) mainte- office. amount, interest rate or as recommended by COPPER CANYON follows N43°55'20"E PARCEL No.2 to the north right of way point on a curve to the nance and snow removal Tooele County reserves rates, maturity and dis- Planning commission by P.U.D. SPECIAL SERV- 481.88 feet; thence Beginning at a point on line of 650 North street right and said 200-West of park strip landscaping the right to reject any or count of the Series 2007 re-zoning 13,36 acres at ICE DISTRICT N89°42'47"E 27.90 feet; the west right of way line as degenerated and street; thence along the and sidewalks on rear all applications. Bonds will not exceed approximately 505 E. Ny- Pursuant to Utah Code thence N43°55'20"E of 200 West street said shown on the West Point arc of said curve and 200 and side double-frontage Tooele County does not the maximums set forth green Street, from its §17A-2-1307 (1990), the 90.31 feet to a point on point being S00°12'53"E Meadows Phases l and 2 West street 190.43 feet, areas, and (iii) mainte- discriminate on the basis above. current RR-5 zoning des- Tooele City Recorder the south right of way 398.62 feet along the Subdivision as recorded with a radius of 156.00 nance of the fence along of race, color, national Copies of the Bond Res- ignation to RR-1 zoning hereby gives notice of line of proposed 1000 center section line and in the Tooele County Re- feet, with a delta angle of the railroad right-of-way. origin, sex, religion, age, olutions is on file in the designation. the Tooele City Council's North street; thence leav- S89°47'07"W 42.00 feet corder's Office; thence 69°56'29", N89°45'31"E Taxes may be levied an- or disability. office of the District Clerk A complete copy of the intention to establish the ing said railroad from the North Quarter S89°41'54"W 951.62 feet bearing to the radius nually upon all taxable BY ORDER OF THE of the Issuer in Vernon, current amendments and Copper Canyon P.U.D. N89°45'41 "E 2004.87 Corner of Section 21, along said 650 North point; thence property within the serv- TOOELE COUNTY Utah, and is posted and the original ordinance/ Special Service District. feet along said 1000 Township 3 South, more or less to the west N69°41'59"E 8.15 feet ice district and fees and COMMISSION may be examined on the resolution is available for The proposed special North to the point of a Range 4 West, Salt Lake line of the Northeast along said 200 West charges may be imposed COLLEEN S. JOHNSON bulletin board of the review at the city offices, service district will be curve to the right and Base & Meridian and Quarter of the Northeast street to the point of a upon property owners County Commissioner Town of Vernon and may 429 E. Main, Grantsville, roughly bounded on the said 200 West; thence running thence along Quarter of said Section curve to the right; thence within the district to pay (Published in the Tran- be examined for a period UT 84029, Monday south by 570 North along the arc of said said 200 West as follows 20 and the east right of along the.arc of said all or a part of the serv- script Bulletin December of at least thirty (30) days through Friday-9: 00 a.m. Street, on the east by the curve and 200 West S00°12'53"E 495.83 feet way line of a proposed curve and 200 West ices to be provided by 19, 21 & 26, 2006) from and after the date of until 4:00 p.m. proposed 200 West 22.59 feet, with a radius to the point of a curve to 600 West street; thence street 26.37 feet, with a the special service dis- publication of this notice. Wendy Palmer Street, on the north by of 29.50 feet, with a delta the right; thence along N00°08'31 "W 484.35 radius of 20.00 feet, with trict. Interested persons can City Recorder the proposed 1000 North angle of 3°52'46", the arc of said curve feet along said proposed 'a delta angle of A hearing will be held to TOOELETRANSCRIPT also call the District (Published in the Tran- Street, and on the west 45°54'28"W bearing to 178.15 feet, with a radius 600 West street to the 75°31'52", S20°18'01"E take public comment on BULLETIN Clerk, Doretta Shumway script Bulletin December by the Union Pacific Rail- the radius point to the of 146.00 feet, with a del- southerly and easterly bearing to the radius establishment of the Serving Tooele County Since 1894 in Vernon for more infor- 19, 2006) road right-of-way. The point of beginning of the ta angle of 69°54'52", right of way line of point to the point of a re- Copper Canyon P.U.D.

WORK IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD Conestoga Wood Specialties, the premier supplier of components to the wood cabinet industry, will soon be opening its newest facility in Tooele. We are looking forward to being a part of your growing and vibrant community and would like you to be a part of our team. Conestoga has worked hard over the past 40 years to earn the respect of customers and employees alike. We believe in providing a level of quality that can only be achieved by skilled, dedicated and loyal employees. That is why, when it comes to recruiting, we will be looking for the best. If you have the work ethic and potential to succeed in our growing environment, then we would like to hear from you. Consistent with our values, we do not work on Sundays. We offer competitive wages and a benefi ts package that includes medical, dental, vision, life insurance, a 401(k) plan, tuition reimbursement, 10 paid holidays and paid vacation. Our initial job openings will include: Production Machine Operators: Operate machinery such as saws, sanders, routers and CNC equipment and assemble cabinet doors. Multiple machine operation and prior experience in the wood manufacturing WWWTOOELETRANSCRIPTCOM industry desired. Maintenance Technician: Preventative maintenance and repair of industrial machinery, equipment and related general building maintenance duties, including troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, pneumatic /Ê«>ViÊÞÕÀÊV>ÃÃwi`Ê>`ÃÊÊÌ iÊ/iiÊ/À>ÃVÀ«ÌÊ ÕiÌ]ÊÊ and hydraulic systems. Must be experienced in the maintenance and programming of CNC equipment. Electrician: Electrical installation, troubleshooting and maintenance of machinery, equipment, buildings ÛÃÌÊÜÜÜ°ÌiiÌÀ>ÃVÀ«Ì°V°Ê and A-B PLC programming. Responsible for compliance with NEC Code and OSHA electrical specifi ca- 9ÕÀÊ>`ÊÜÊ>««i>ÀÊÊÌ iÊ«ÀÌÊÃÃÕiÊvÊÌ iÊ/À>ÃVÀ«ÌÊ ÕiÌ]Ê tions. Material Handlers: Select and move materials from storage to manufacturing fl oor using forklifts, hand /iiÊ6>iÞÊ ÝÌÀ>Ê>`ÊÊÌ iÊÌiiÌÀ>ÃVÀ«Ì°VÊÜiLÃÌit carts or other moving devices. Auditors (Quality Inspector): Inspect/audit material for defects and determine source and probable cause of defects. Packagers: Prepare, wrap and/or package products prior to shipment Shippers: Unload raw materials for storage and scan/load fi nished product for shipment. If you are ready to contribute to our growing success, applications are available from the Utah Department of Workforce Services. You may also send your resume/application directly to: Conestoga Wood Specialties, Attention: Human Resources P.O. Box 549, Tooele, UT 84074 or [email protected]

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