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TOOELE Tooele football RANSCRIPT secures fifth T place with SERVING win over Ben TOOELE COUNTY Lomond SINCE 1894 See A10 BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 120 No. 43 $1.00 Bus driver killed, five seriously hurt in I-80 crash by Lisa Christensen between the Tree of Life statue He was wearing a seatbelt at the minor injuries but were not trans- Both eastbound lanes were so we don’t know exactly what it STAFF WRITER and Knolls in the left lane. Ahead, time. Three passengers on the bus ported, he said. closed while officials responded was,” said Banks. “We’re still in the a construction vehicle in the left were flown to Salt Lake in criti- The construction vehicle was an to the crash scene for nearly two process of getting interviews of the A commercial bus driver was lane slowed before a turn-around cal condition, while another two, auger, or essentially a drill attached hours. Banks said traffic eventu- passengers as well as the passen- killed while hauling more than 50 area in the center median, accord- including a pregnant woman who to a truck, and the crews were ally was allowed to pass on the gers in the truck. I can’t say why people from Wendover Monday ing to the Utah Highway Patrol. began experiencing labor pains, installing cable guard rails on the extreme right shoulder. Traffic at [the construction crew] slowed. It’s evening in a crash that also injured The bus slammed into the back of were transported by ground for interstate, Banks said. He declined the time was light, however, he passengers. the construction vehicle, pushing hospital treatment, said UHP Sgt. to identify the crew, but said that it noted. possible they were turning into the At about 5:40 p.m., a Le Bus both vehicles more than 300 feet. Jimmy Banks. was not from the Utah Department The cause of the crash is under median. We’re still conducting the en route to Salt Lake City was The driver of the bus, Pita The three occupants of the con- of Transportation or the Tooele investigation. interviews, so we’re not sure yet.” going eastbound on Interstate 80 Asaita, 53, of Bountiful, was killed. struction vehicle complained of County Road Department. “It’s all under investigation [email protected]

Director, Police face location another for charter school standoff announced incident by Lisa Christensen by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER A Grantsville man was hospitalized A new charter school slated to open Sunday night after shooting himself in in Tooele City for the 2014-15 school an alleged suicide attempt that ended year has selected a director and the in a standoff with police. location of the new school building. The man called for help on three Scholar Academy, which was self-inflicted gunshot wounds at his approved by the State Charter School home at about 7:45 p.m. When police Board in March 2013, announced that arrived, he started yelling at them, it has selected property at 1000 North said Grantsville City Police Chief Kevin and 100 East, directly east of Macey’s Turner. The yelling and threats per- Food and Drug in Tooele City for the sisted for several minutes, and then the new school. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO man became quiet. Jed Stevenson, president of Andy Stetz takes a call in front of a home on the market in Tooele City. Real estate sales and sales prices rose during the third quarter, which The police chief said in an attempt Academica West, a Kaysville-based continued the steady climb shown throughout the year. to find out the man’s condition, and education consulting service retained whether it was safe for police and by the Scholar Academy Board, medical personnel to enter the home, announced the location at an informa- officers called for the Tooele City Police tion meeting held Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. at Local real estate sales still rising Department to bring its entry robot to the Tooele County Health Department assess the scene. meeting. “If we can send that in and see if it’s An architect’s rendering of the by Tim Gillie safe to go in, we’re not going to send building was displayed at the meet- STAFF WRITER 2012–13 Tooele County Home Sales Price by Quarter ing. While details of the interior of median price SEE POLICE PAGE A9 ➤ the building were not available, the Tooele County real estate’s rebound is $165,000 Scholar Academy charter application three for three in 2013. describes a 43,000-square foot build- For the third time this year, end of the ing with 24 classrooms, office space, quarter sales statistics show sales price of a kitchen and cafeteria, media center, homes are up, total sales volume is up, and $160,000 computer lab, and a student commons the number of days homes stay on the mar- area. ket declined compared to the same quarter Live Fit to The Scholar Academy Board of of 2012. Directors has hired Academica West “Compared to the same quarter of 2012 $155,000 to be the school’s financial consultant. the third quarter is looking good,” said Vicki premiere Academica West will provide account- Griffith, broker for Prudential Utah Real ing, human resources, business man- Estate Tooele. “The numbers are up, maybe agement and construction finance not by a large amount, but they are up. That’s $150,000 diabetes film and management services for the new a positive sign of sustainable growth.” school. The median sales of a home rose from by Emma Penrod Stevenson vowed that the new $150,000 in the third quarter of 2012 to STAFF WRITER $154,900 for the third quarter of 2013, a 3.3 $145,000 SEE SCHOOL PAGE A7 ➤ 2012 1st 2012 2nd 2012 3rd 2012 4th 2013 1st 2013 2nd 2013 3rd Live Fit Tooele County will be the SEE SALES PAGE A6 ➤ first to host a series of public screen- ings of “Sugar Babies,” a new documen- tary about the rise of Type I and Type II Diabetes among American youth, at Stansbury High School this Friday. Salt Lake City director/producer Funding, resources ready Jenny Mackenzie, whose own family has experienced three generation of SCARY to aid local abuse victims Type I Diabetes, said she created the SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX film to raise awareness about the dis- The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:57 a.m. 6:28 p.m. GOOD by Lisa Christensen crisis line coordinator of the ease’s impact on children. She chose Thursday 7:58 a.m. 6:27 p.m. group. to broaden the scope of her documen- Friday 7:59 a.m. 6:26 p.m. STAFF WRITER Saturday 8:00 a.m. 6:25 p.m. TIME Transitional housing, hous- tary when, while researching diabetes Sunday 7:01 a.m. 5:23 p.m. It can be tough emotion- ing grants and even emergen- statistics, she happened upon some Monday 7:03 a.m. 5:22 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu ally and logistically to leave an cy food and supplies may also alarming discoveries. Tuesday 7:04 a.m. 5:21 p.m. FRANCIE The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ AUFDEMORTE abusive relationship, but local be available, she said. “The upcoming generation of chil- The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin TTB PHOTO Wednesday 3:48 a.m. 4:15 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 domestic violence and sexual Additionally, workers in the dren is dying younger than we are,” Thursday 4:50 a.m. 4:46 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme This Halloween assault advocates say there is group can help victims with Mackenzie said. “For me, that is terrify- Friday 5:54 a.m. 5:20 p.m. scene greets help. Saturday 7:01 a.m. 5:57 p.m. ALMANAC passerbys on protective orders, reparation ing information.” Sunday 7:09 a.m. 5:40 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Oct. 28. Through Domestic Violence claims and other court paper- The film has already been screened Times of clouds and Mostly sunny and Sunshine; snow at Silver Avenue Monday 8:17 a.m. 6:29 p.m. Partly sunny Sunny Plenty of sun Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 9:23 a.m. 7:25 p.m. sun cooler night in Stockton. and Sexual Assault Victim work, she said, though they at a film festival in New York—where High/Low past week 71/38 Advocacy, or DVSAVA, victims are prohibited from giving it was well received, Mackenzie said— New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 61/39 51 34 56 36 56 38 62 40 56 33 45 34 49 27 Average temp past week 52.4 could be eligible for funding legal advice. but Friday’s event will be the first time Normal average temp past week 49.9 through a grant for relocation Motley said the grants and a general-interest Utah audience will TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Nov 3 Nov 9 Nov 17 Nov 25 or transportation, a cell phone other resources help make view the film. Shown is Wednesday’s for communication, and leaving a bad situation pos- Mackenzie has planned eleven Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and vouchers to Deseret Industries sible for victims who often do separate screenings for the month of AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Wednesday night’s lows. for clothing and other neces- sities, said Jaqueline Motley, SEE ABUSE PAGE A9 ➤ SEE DIABETES PAGE A6 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 49/30 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 53/35 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 48/27 55/34 53/33 51/38 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Anthony’s Lawyer Ardeth 49/36 Erda 52/37 restaurant closes Houde continues OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 53/36 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 46/25 53/36 39/27 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 51/37 Bauer Good its doors to make Tooele 51/34 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 49/34 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 51/34 proud 53/28 See A2 50/34 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 50/33 See B1 47/29 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 50/33 51/33 Ophir on A9 41/28 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 55/32 49/31 Green River Last Month Season 56/32 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 52/32 49/30 Moab 51/30 SNOWPACK Hanksville 55/33 Beaver 55/32 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 48/28 Ibapah 49/32 53/30 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 0.0 0.4 0.0 St. George 48/26 48/30 Average 0.0 0.0 0.0 60/40 Kanab 54/31 Eureka Percent of average ------44/30 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013 Anthony’s Main Street Grill closes after 8 months

by Tim Gillie “I looked over the Sostanza STAFF WRITER menu and kept the pizza and some of the sandwiches that were An attempt to revive dining in popular,” he said. “And I added historical downtown Tooele died a lot of new things, including last week. Italian pasta dishes made with Anthony’s Main Street Grill recipes from my family.” closed its doors Saturday night The restaurant opened to a full after an eight-month run. crowd, said Barbiero. “It is with a heavy heart that The location, in Tooele’s old I post today. After dinner ser- downtown area, was not an vices Saturday October 26th we obstacle, Barbiero said. However, will be shutting our doors,” wrote it was bad timing that took its Anthony Barbiero on his res- toll on the new eating establish- taurant’s Facebook page on the ment. afternoon of Oct. 24. “I would “First there was the county lay- like to thank all of you who have offs, then the layoffs at EG&G,” supported us over the past eight he said. “Then came the federal months we have been open. You furloughs and the government made our lives here at the restau- shutdown. People didn’t have the rant very enjoyable.” money to eat out and it hit us The economy played a key hard.” role in the demise of Anthony’s, Owning his own restaurant according to Barbiero. was a dream for Barbiero, not Barbiero opened his eatery in one he is ready to give up. Feb. 2013 in the former Sostanza “It was great. I enjoyed the Restaurant building at 29 N. staff. We had lots of loyal custom- Main Street after the building sat ers that I will miss,” he said. “I empty for seven months. need to take stock. I don’t know Barbiero, a Tooele-born pro- what is in my immediate future, fessional chef, who cooked at but once the economy is bet- Sostanza for its last six months, ter and I have a stronger finan- transformed the former Sostanza cial backing to help get over the Grill into a family oriented res- rough spots, I might be up for taurant. He added booths, a opening another restaurant.” salad bar and pasta dishes pre- [email protected] pared according to Barbiero fam- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO ily recipes. Anthony’s, located on Main Street in Tooele, closed its door Saturday, Oct. 26. Eastbound I-80 briefly closed due to semi-truck inferno Saturday

by Lisa Christensen other stayed closed because the STAFF WRITER road had been damaged in the fire, according to the UHP. Both Drivers going east on Interstate lanes are now open, said UHP 80 Saturday afternoon were Trooper Chris Lewis. delayed after a semi truck caught “Part of the lane was dam- fire on the highway. aged but when DOT [Utah At about 1:15 p.m. the truck Department of Transportation] was driving east about 11 miles went and looked at it, they deter- west of the Grantsville exit when mined that it was safe to drive it caught fire. The driver was able on, so really only the shoulder is to safely exit the vehicle and blocked off now,” he said. called for help, according to the Lewis added the driver told Utah Highway Patrol. The truck officers the fire started in the cab was hauling produce. of the truck, but flames consumed Fire crews responding to the so much of the vehicle that the scene doused the fire, which UHP’s investigators have been had fully engulfed the truck and unable to determine the cause of trailer. Both eastbound lanes the fire. The cab was completely were closed for about an hour. destroyed, he said, though part Once the fire was extinguished, of the trailer remained intact, one lane was re-opened, but the presumably because of the mois- ture from the produce the truck was hauling. TOOELETRANSCRIPT “They aren’t really sure because ULLETIN there wasn’t enough of the vehi- B cle to tell where it started,” said ADMINISTRATION Lewis. “Our investigation’s done, Scott C. Dunn Publisher and it’s just been called undeter- Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus mined.” OFFICE Lewis added he had been Bruce Dunn Controller told the company that owned Chris Evans Office Manager the truck was planning on doing Vicki Higgins Customer Service its own investigation, in part EDITORIAL because the truck had recently had extensive repairs. COURTESY OF UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL David Bern Editor A produce truck caught fire on I-80 Saturday afternoon. Fire crews from North Tooele County Fire Department responded to the call. Mark Watson Sports Editor [email protected] Richard Briggs Community News Editor Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tim Gillie Staff Writer Lisa Christensen Staff Writer Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Emma Penrod Staff Writer Power outages hit Stansbury homes Local News Source. BULLETIN ADVERTISING Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager by Lisa Christensen the outages may be a little longer tions about them. Jean Baker said Keith Bird Advertising Sales STAFF WRITER than on the overhead system just she has called the power company Shane Bergen Advertising Sales because you can see the things in an attempt to find out why the Kelly Chance Classified Advertising A series of mechanical prob- on the overhead system more power was out, but was never able LAYOUT & DESIGN lems plagued some Stansbury quickly than it takes to find it to speak with someone regarding Park residents with periodic John Hamilton Creative Director underground.” the problem. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist blackouts last week. The cluster of power outages is The frequent power outages Aaron Gumucio Graphic Artist Between 140 and 174 homes unusual, too, Oler said, but coin- also have made her feel like she were without power Oct. 19, 21 cidental. cannot depend on her lights to PRODUCTION and 22 for periods ranging from “It’s unfortunate that those turn on when she flips the switch. Perry Dunn Prepress Manager 30 minutes to nearly four hours things kind of all popped around On Tuesday, shortly after her Darwin Cook Web Press Manager from unrelated problems in the the same time, but equipment power was restored, she was bus- James Park Pressman Shawn Oviatt Prepress Technician Island area. does fail over time and our guys ily vacuuming, eager to get the Scott Spence Insert Technician According to Rocky Mountain get out there just as quickly as chore done while she had power. Power, 140 customers were with- they can to get the repairs made,” “It’s not as bad for me, because SUBSCRIPTION RATES: out power Oct. 19 beginning at she said. “Whenever possible they I can clean any time. But there $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by 11:14 a.m. By 1 p.m., 40 custom- reroute the power to get the power are people who use their comput- carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 ers had their power restored, restored as quickly as possible.” ers to work from home here and ����������������� per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; and the remaining 100 by 3 p.m. However, some residents are they’re very upset because sud- $77 per year by mail in the United States. That outage was caused by an upset at not only the frequency denly it’s gone,” she said. “They OFFICE HOURS: underground fuse that failed, said and duration of the blackouts, but ought to at least tell us why.” ������������������������������� Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Margaret Oler, a representative for the response of RMP to their ques- [email protected] Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. RMP. On Oct. 21, another fuse failed, CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. leaving 148 customers without power from 9:52 a.m. until 10:36 PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: � 4 p.m. day prior to publication. a.m. On Oct. 22 it was an under- COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, Half Sandwich BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: ground switch gear that failed, 3 p.m. day prior to publication. Oler said, and while crews �� OBITUARY DEADLINE: were able to reroute power, the & Soup 10 a.m. day of publication. switch will eventually need to be $ Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued replaced. In that outage, 174 were 8 oz. Soup twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals initially affected at 11:31 a.m., Limited time offer. postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by but by 12:02 p.m., workers had No other discounts the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, apply. Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. rerouted power for 26 customers. Address all correspondence to P.O. 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TUESDAY October 29, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Local ghost hunters document evidence of hauntings at Mercur by Emma Penrod profit. They don’t accept dona- destructive of the cemetery’s STAFF WRITER tions, and so have little reason historical value. to solicit interest, excitement Though VonHatten said he Many an adventurer—often or popularity from any kind of has never sensed any ill will accompanied by a prankster fanbase—unlike the big-name from the spirits who inhabit or two or three—has spent ghost hunters whose exploits the cemetery, he did caution Halloween night in the old are televised, VonHatten points that visitors can be their own Mercur cemetery. But few out. Their only goal is to get at worst enemy there. Those who treat the subject with as much the truth of unexplained phe- plan to trek up to the cem- severity as the founders of nomena. etery should prepare appropri- Tooele’s Untitled Paranormal Which is perhaps what makes ately for a long hike, lack of Investigators. their evidence from Mercur shelter from the cold, and for UPI’s lead investigators, with particularly eerie. the possibility of rattle snakes, founder Derek VonHatten, Though they’ve never actu- which VonHatten said he has began intermittently monitor- ally seen a ghost, VonHatten frequently encountered during ing paranormal activity at the and his associates have come his investigations. Mercur cemetery in 2007. At away from their Mercur inves- Visitors may or may not least once a year, he and his tigations with several sound- want to bring a doll of their research partners travel to the only recordings of a little girl at own to offer the little spirit— local legend says she’s fond of playthings and more likely to “A lot of spirits want that human respond to visitors who bring them. But VonHatten said he contact. She’s out there alone a lot, hasn’t noticed any substantial preference from her one way or but she’s always happy and playful.” the other. Derek VonHatten “Taking a doll may be seen TTB FILE PHOTO as a peace offering, but we get Tooele’s Untitled Paranormal Investigators have spent time documenting Mercur Cemetery. responses regardless of wheth- old cemetery to erect lights, play in the cemetery. er we bring a doll,” he said. cameras, recorders and an array VonHatten believes Bethany UPI has captured other dis- ble of interacting with visitors. or even tearing the fences apart VonHatten does ask that any- of sensors. They also bring pro- —the name the spirit appears tinct voices and sounds on “A lot of spirits want that for firewood. one who makes the trek to pack visions to stay the night. to respond to—has attempted video and audio recordings, but human contact,” VonHatten Other vandals have taken to out their trash, and to take care Though VonHatten and his to contact some of his female none appear so consistently as said. “She’s out there alone a ripping the dolls and toys that not to damage anything at the associates consider themselves investigators through EMF the little girl. The other voices lot, but she’s always happy and some visitors bring to place on cemetery while there. “professional” ghost hunters, meters, devices intended to could be residual phenome- playful.” one of the graves. Even though For people who prefer to stay they don’t accept compensa- detect electromagnetic inter- na—perhaps energy signatures Some of her more recent visi- some of the picket graves were warm and experience haunt- tions for what they do. Rather, ference. UPI captured one such left over from the residents who tors have been less courteous of never painted to begin with, ings from a distance, many of VonHatten said “professional” exchange on video, where the once inhabited Mercur when late. Despite UPI’s effort to keep VonHatten said some person or UPI’s recordings and other evi- describes the thorough ethic researchers confirmed the enti- the settlement was a thriving the cemetery clean and in good group of persons had recent- dence from Mercur are posted they apply to their work. ty’s name is Bethany and deter- mining town nearly 100 years repair, vandals have taken to ly painted everything in the on the website, which can be As a non-profit organiza- mined she may be two to four ago. Bethany, however, appears spray painting the picket fences graveyard white and cut down found at upighosthunters.com. tion, UPI doesn’t aim to turn a years old. to be a bonafide haunting capa- around the cemetery’s graves, the trees—a move he views as [email protected]

GOOD OCT 29- Grantsville police searching NOV 5, 2013 for suspects in van chase by Lisa Christensen cious vehicle. by deputies from the Tooele STAFF WRITER Officers found the vehicle, County Sheriff’s Office, chased which then tried to evade them, the two suspects on foot, but Grantsville police are looking said Grantsville City Police lost their trail. for two suspects who ran from Chief Kevin Turner. The driv- Turner said investigators officers early Sunday morning. er and the passenger jumped were combing through evi- At about 12:30 a.m., officers out of the van while it was still dence left in the van Monday to from the Grantsville City Police moving and ran off in differ- narrow down a list of suspects. Department were dispatched ent directions. The van crashed [email protected] �������� to a neighborhood on south into a fence before it stopped. 80% Lean 20% Fat Honey Crisp Willow Street about a suspi- Grantsville officers, assisted ����������������� ������������ $ 49 $ 99 2 ��� 1 ��� Rocky Mountain Power plans to upgrade Tooele transmission line

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013

• Editorial Editor David Bern • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum 435-882-0050

OUR VIEW A better budget With citizen watchdog committees in place, county budget has more public oversight

The Tooele County Commissioners made a promise and they’ve kept it. And it is a promise they evidently and wisely want to keep under constant public scrutiny. As reported in last Thursday’s A-1 story, “Professionals fill county budget oversight boards,” the commissioners on Oct. 15 approved appointments to their new county audit and county budget advisory committees. These two citizen-based watchdog groups were announced by the commis- sioners shortly after they approved a 66 percent tax hike last August to avert financial collapse and repay $6.5 million in county budget interdepartmental loans and rebuild county funds over the next three to five years. The two committees’ ultimate purpose: To help keep the county’s road to financial recovery—after layoffs, cuts and closures that culminated in the first county tax increase in 27 years—on the right track. And to prevent financial instability from happening again. More specifically, the budget advisory committee will review fiscal policies, procedures and proposed departmental budgets, and act as a point of contact for citizen budget and financial concerns. The audit committee will assist in preparing the annual budget audit and will review its results with external auditors and the commissioners. The com- mittee will also act as an external independent contact for whistle-blowing and initiate investigations as needed. Until last week, the architecture that created both committees was noth- ing more than a plan and good intentions by the commissioners. Now, with citizens appointed, the process has switched to direct action. Better yet, the citizens appointed to both committees are anything but lightweight. For the budget committee, the commissioners appointed nine people. They are: Wayne Anderton, from the Utah Public Employees Association; Rod Thompson, Tooele County Roads department director; Dean Johnson, area president and branch manager for Zions Bank; Larry Shumway, former Utah State Superintendent of Public Instruction and former Superintendent of Tooele County School District; Jake Jacobson, a certified public manager with the state of Utah and a former small business owner and contractor; Cody Deeter, vice-president of Lewis Young Robertson, and Burningham; David Gibby, environmental manager for U.S. Magnesium; Toby Lee, a senior finan- cial specialist for Fidelity Investments and a former accounting manager for Anderson Lumber Company; and Tooele County Recorder Jerry Houghton. For the audit committee, the commissioners appointed five certified public accountants with both public and private accounting expertise. They include: Brent Ray, senior auditor with Deloitte & Touche; Ryan Liddell of Ernst & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Young; Edwin van Stam, a public accounting, controller and CFO consultant in the private industry; Greg Bleazard, a CPA with public accounting and city government experience; and John Adams, a shareholder in the Logan-based We pay the money which we had done in the past and was LETTERS POLICY accounting firm of Cook Martin Poulson, P.C. I pay $800 a year for county schools. told to leave a phone number just in The commissioners have indeed made a promise and kept it. They now Education is the most important thing case I needed to come up and pay ear- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters have more tools to assist them in restoring the county budget to fiscal stabil- in a child’s life. I believe recreation is lier. They would call. to the editor from readers. Letters ity. Now, let’s see if that promise will withstand the test of time—and be given second. I would be glad to pay $100 a We were looking forward to a couple must be no longer than 250 words, the necessary autonomy to create a new level of budgetary integrity for Tooele year so kids can have fun at Deseret Peak of days away from it all, so we went civil in tone, written exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied County. Who knows, in time that integrity may become the envy of other Complex. ahead and got fuel, propane, food and by the writer’s name, address and counties and municipalities. I suggest a special tax district for firewood we would not use anywhere phone number. Longer letters may be parks and recreation, and a three- else this year. On Oct. 24 we started published, based on merit and at the member board to manage it with Mark loading up the RV. On Oct. 25 we hooked Editor’s discretion. Priority will be given GUEST OPINION McKendrick as chairman. Mark has kept up the RV and headed for the canyon to letters that refer to a recent article it alive even after Commissioner Shawn around 12:30 p.m. or so. We pulled up by in the newspaper. All letters may be Milne’s big attack. We can pay the taxes the gate. I got out excited to get parked subject to editing. locally, invest in the future of Tooele and was told we had no reservation. I Letters written to thank an individual or County, or pay the taxes to the federal was shocked as we looked in the book When it comes to teens, organization should be submitted for government to buy guns to give to for- to see my name had been lightly erased “Notes of Appreciation.” eign countries. and the party a few spaces above us had The people can have their jobs back, a line from their name down through Readers who are interested in writing a listen with our hearts businesses can make money, we can mine. We were told they were sorry but longer guest op-ed column on a topic of have the swimming pool, the county fair there was no space for us! general interest should contact Editor his month, with a daughter and if there is excess money at the end My question is this: Does the person David Bern. who turned 18 and a son who of the year, the new tax district can give at the gate have the authority to just Email: [email protected] Tjust got his driver’s license, I’ve Jewel Punzalan Allen college scholarships to local kids. remove and replace names for reserva- Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor been alternating between joy and GUEST COLUMNIST Commissioners, here is a plan. Let’s tions at will? If taking my phone num- blubbery, sentimental tears—and see you make it happen. We pay the ber so I could be contacted if there Tooele Transcript-Bulletin relief that they reached their mile- money anyway; why not get something was a change was just to make me P.O. Box 390 stones without a criminal record. out of it. feel I had nothing to worry about, well Tooele, UT 84074 I think of those Union High where a parent’s vigilance, as to Kent Williams thanks. I called the parks and recreation School football players caught van- their children’s choice of friends and Grantsville office from the Settlement Canyon gate dalizing just two weeks after a mass activities, comes in. A much paro- around 1 p.m. and got a message some- LETTER CONTEST suspension that seemed a turning died ad says, “It’s 10 o’clock. Do you Not a happy camper one would get back with me. I called Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will point in their lives. know where your children are?” Towards the end of September, we again around 4:30 p.m., got the same select the best letter of the month and Sadly, that suspension wasn’t Well, parents, do you? drove up Settlement Canyon to check on message, but no one has made contact reprint it in the first Open Forum page enough to address deeper issues. Do you know what they do with availability of a campsite for Oct. 25 and with me yet! of the following month. The winning The night before I wrote this their friends, and where? Do you 26. We were told there were four spots I just wanted Tooele County Parks and piece, my son who turned 16 had know what frustrates them during left, but one of them was not usable. We Recreation to know I am not a happy letter writer will receive a free one-year his friends over at a church building the day or what makes them happy? reserved #3. I did not have the cash on camper! subscription to the newspaper. The gym with a volleyball net, karaoke Do you note the good things they me at the time but was told not to worry Steve VanVleet subscription can be transferred or used machine, and basketball hoop. In do? Do you make your home a safe about it; I could pay when we came up, Tooele to renew a present subscription. the final hour of the party, they place so that they feel like they can, played a game called signs that got for the time being, leave the world’s more chaotic and hilarious as it meanness outside its walls? progressed into the night. Nothing Make this a habit when they’re fancy. Just a group of resourceful little and you won’t be scrambling GUEST OPINION kids and a bunch of folding chairs. when they’re older. You won’t have The kids laughed a lot. At them- to hope that a suspension will get selves. At each other. They made their head on straight. everyone feel a part of something As parents, we also need to act Obstructionists, or willing to stand on principle? quite ordinary, and yet profoundly like their choices of friends have important. consequences. any have laid blame for the ents, Cruz is far from alone in his oppo- Some kids in the group would That means we give them room recently-ended government sition to Obamacare in particular or to probably get lost in the shuffle. to grow and make decisions, but we M“shutdown” (a misnomer, Ken K. Gourdin government largesse in general. Some probably don’t really like don’t let them party without rules since 83 percent of the government GUEST COLUMNIST As freshman senators, Cruz and being in a crowd. And yet there they and expectations. We ask questions continued to function) at the feet of Lee obviously don’t know their place were, welcomed in a circle of friend- about their day, who did what and Texas Senator Ted Cruz and his Utah in modern Washington. No wonder so ship that will be their lifeline as they how they felt. Then we mostly listen colleague, Senator Mike Lee, both many people who go to Washington sail the rough seas of teenagehood. for clues. Not with our ears, but with Republicans. True, neither Cruz nor Lee may be the today stay there until they retire. Today, Because we all know that being a our heart. If their cyber bullying on It’s worth remembering that House second coming of Jimmy Stewart’s Mr. it takes at least one term in office to teenager isn’t all that easy. social media surprises us, we aren’t Republicans passed several measures Smith in the movie Mister Smith Goes earn the right even to speak, much less It’s not easy when you’re trying to paying enough attention. to fund the government (except for to Washington. But there’s something to do anything significant in the way of be good while facing temptations at Good friends can make a world of Obamacare), all of which were killed by to be said for doing something simply championing (or opposing) legislation. every corner. When you’re trying to a difference in a teen’s life. I can tell Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. As because one believes it is right, what- Before Obamacare’s passage, mem- fit in and social media makes it too you, as a mom, my greatest joy has many have pointed out, politically and ever the consequences. bers of Congress faced loud (and argu- easy to bully people. When you’re been to watch my kids reach their practically speaking, there was little Whether one agrees that this is true ably widespread) opposition to it dur- doing the best you can to juggle milestones surrounded by friends point in Obamacare opponents using a of Cruz and Lee, there’s something to ing town hall meetings. Still, the Senate homework, a minimum wage job, who are kind, helpful and welcom- defunding threat to try to derail it. be said for someone who’s more con- voted (arguably arbitrarily and prema- clubs, sports and a million other ing to others. Even if Reid had allowed a vote, and cerned about the next generation than turely) to end debate on it despite such demands of your time, and you if enough Senate supporters of the law about the next election. Washington opposition. come home and your mom yells at Jewel Punzalan Allen is a memoir could have been persuaded to change has more than enough people who are Although (1) a simple majority usu- you for your messy room. writing coach and award-winning their minds, President Obama would dedicated to preserving the status quo, ally is all that is necessary to repeal It’s like you can never win, so why journalist who lives in Grantsville. never have signed such a measure. But and to “going along to get along.” taxes, and (2) the Supreme Court called even try? Visit her at www.TreasuredStories. there’s more to life than politics. In fact, The city seems to be full of people Obamacare’s assessment for foregoing So teens turn to friends. And that’s net. at one time, life and politics were com- willing to fall for everything, particu- insurance a tax rather than a penalty, pletely separate. larly when it comes to fiscal and bud- Reid quietly inserted a provision in Many generations ago, it was rare getary policy. Conversely, there seems the law requiring a 60-vote majority to for people to make a career out of poli- to be a severe shortage of people willing repeal it. EDITORIAL BOARD tics. Rather, they temporarily laid aside to stand for anything, especially when If Obamacare really is as great as its other pursuits, such as farming, to serve the winds of public opinion blow stiffly proponents say it is, one wonders what Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern for a few years, and returned to private in the opposite direction. they’re so afraid of. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor life once that service was completed. However, judging from the extended With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, Today, it’s rare for anyone in poli- standing ovation he received recently in Ken K. Gourdin, Tooele, is a certified including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. tics to not make a career out of them. a meeting with a group of his constitu- paralegal. A5

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GUEST OPINION Push to defund Obamacare defied strategic wisdom he Republican push to the allegedly wholly impractical always fanciful. NBC polls showed the party’s in the same place: The House defund Obamacare defied libertarian doubts your tactical Republicans did the best they favorability scraping bottom. voted on a defunding provision Tthe strategic wisdom of judgment, it should be taken as could during the shutdown. On top of all this, the party that was quickly pushed aside by the ages. a warning. They passed rifle-shot bills out went into the fight divided, with the Senate, and it was forced to “Avoid what is strong,” Sun Sen. Ted Cruz, the very able of the House funding specific the House Republicans most accept an essentially clean con- Tzu advised, “to strike what is point man for the defunders, functions of government that enthusiastic about the strategy tinuing resolution. weak.” According to Machiavelli, kept the strategy afloat longer put Democrats in a tight spot. foisting it on their leadership. Now, the same defunders who “Prudence consists in knowing than most people would have They highlighted the idiotic They proved again that, in the argued that Obamacare would how to recognize the nature expected, but he could never excesses of the National Park right circumstances, they can be unrepealable beginning of the different dangers and in explain persuasively the path Service. They hit Democrats for control the House Republican Oct. 1 with the opening of the accepting the least bad as good.” from a shutdown to a signing their unwillingness to negotiate. Conference, which gives them exchanges are vowing to fight on In contravention of all these The shutdown fight has been ceremony in the White House But all of this amounted to dam- control of the House Republican against the health-care law—as axioms, the defunders stormed interesting in its particulars defunding the president’s signa- age control. Conference. they should. It will be a long the barricades at their strongest but dull in its overall trajectory, ture piece of legislation. In the end, although polls An initial plan promoted by fight, requiring not just passion point. They exhibited no will- which was so predictable that A key part of the theory was showed the gap relatively nar- House Majority Leader Eric and principle but also a little ingness to distinguish among the news stories on the endgame that, in the heat of a shut- row, more people blamed Cantor simply to force a vote strategic wisdom. bad options or appreciation for almost could have been filed in down, red-state Democrats Republicans than Democrats. on defunding in the Senate and what was really achievable. At advance. would buckle and join the As the anti-government party then move to a clean continu- Rich Lowry is editor of the best, their approach was a high- Even bomb-throwers hesi- anti-Obamacare bandwagon. that was forcing the issue, the ing resolution was blasted by National Review. risk, low-reward strategy. As it tated to light this fuse. Sen. Rand Given the near-certainty that Republicans were always going defunders as empty symbolism. turns out, there wasn’t even any Paul never thought the shut- Republicans would be blamed to have trouble escaping blame. After a few weeks of political reward. down was a good strategy. When for the shutdown, this was Gallup and Wall Street Journal/ pain, Republicans ended up GUEST OPINION Movie ‘Rush’ challenges ������������ our definitions of herosim �������������������������������

ur standards for heroism would assume leadership roles. really have tanked, and It often rubs people the wrong Oa new Hollywood movie way when a leader eschews pop- has driven that point home—at Rachel Marsden ular opinion and the status quo 180 mph. GUEST COLUMNIST in favor of steadfast commit- Ron Howard’s breathtaking ment to principles (not to men- new movie, ‘Rush,” is the story tion the inevitable envy of their of the famous 1976 season of success). Leaders often have to Formula One legends Niki Lauda just to win sporting contests, or settle for the grudging respect and James Hunt, during which sing well, or survive a high-pro- they earn through consistent world champion Lauda had a file divorce from a billionaire, or proof of merit. To them, it’s all near-fatal crash at Germany’s appear on airbrushed magazine about the long game. Nurburgring track. The film covers. Merely pushing the kill Lauda consulted extensively underscores just how easily button on a drone joystick, at with “Rush” screenwriter Peter impressed we’ve become as a zero risk to oneself, gets people Morgan of “Frost/Nixon” fame. society since the Lauda-Hunt war medals now. In the film, Lauda (portrayed era. I walked out of the theater The truth about genuine by Lauda doppelganger Daniel wanting to punt a Bieber. heroes is that they aren’t popu- Bruhl) says to James Hunt (Chris Just 42 days after Lauda’s lar in their time—at least not in Hemsworth): “A wise man can disfiguring crash—a priest had the likable sense. Leadership, learn more from his enemies read the Austrian driver the last a quality that bona fide heroes than a fool from his friends.” rites—he climbed back into his typically possess, rarely makes Take the celebrity your kids �������������������������������������������� Ferrari to defend his champi- one a sweetheart of the masses. idolize. Now take the celebrity onship against Britain’s James They tend to ruffle feathers, as who recently engaged in a pub- �������������������������������������������������� Hunt. If that doesn’t leave you Lauda did and continues to do. lic catfight with your kid’s favor- Paid political advertisement. slack-jawed, Lauda’s post-racing To wit, “Rush” emphasizes ite celeb. Now try to imagine heroics (omitted from the film) that, unlike his rival Hunt, Lauda Lauda’s words of wisdom com- ought to do the trick. wasn’t exactly Mr. Popularity ing out of either of their mouths. Lauda is as well known here among other drivers. If you’re Better yet, take your kids to see ���������������������������������� in Europe for his business focused on pleasing others, then “Rush” so they can learn what accomplishments as he is for you aren’t truly leading—you’re their standard for heroism ought those of his racing career, having merely reflecting. During that to be. founded two airlines: Lauda Air fateful week at Nurburgring, ��������������������������������������� (now defunct) and NIKI (now a Lauda called a meeting of his Rachel Marsden is a colum- subsidiary of Air Berlin). In 1991, fellow racers and implored them nist, political strategist and TOOELE Lauda Air Flight 004, a Boeing to boycott the race because of former Fox News host based in TRANSCRIPT 767-300ER, crashed in Thailand, dangerous track conditions. He Paris. She appears frequently on BULLETIN killing all 223 passengers lost that vote but turned out to TV and in publications in the aboard. Boeing was prepared to be spot-on in his assessment— U.S. and abroad. Her website blame pilot error rather than a tragically so. can be found at http://www. Subscribe Today! mechanical problem with the The willingness to take an rachelmarsden.com. 58 N. Main Street thrust reverser that Lauda had unpopular stand is common suspected to be the cause. That’s among leaders, because if being 882-0050 when Lauda, a commercial pilot one was easy, then more people himself, stepped in. In an interview with The Guardian, Lauda explained: “I said, ‘Take a 767, load it up like it was with two pilots, deploy the reverse thrust in the air and, if it keeps on flying, I want to be on board. If you guys are so sure that people can continue to fly these airplanes without being at risk, then let’s do it.’” Boeing declined, and the company acknowledged that ���������������� a mechanical failure had led to the tragedy. Without Lauda offering to put his own life on the line in the greater interests of the truth, who knows what similarly fatal consequences might have transpired. Now that is a hero. 2013 DODGE DURANGO 2014 RAM 1500 2013 RAM 3500 LARAMIE But take today’s icons. No, SXT, AWD, STK# DT3302 QUAD , STK# DT4020 CREW, STK# DT3309 really — take them, please. What $ $ $ kind of standards do we set, if SALE 32,927 SALE 31,300 SALE 44,200 any, for those we pronounce “heroes,” “role models” or “icons”? It seems to be enough

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Jacob Hildebrand Charles Eagle Shepard then divorced. Married Connie Jones, had Lacey. Chuck Jacob R. Hildebrand passed Charles Sherman Eagle died was a heavy equipment oper- away Oct. 28, 2013. A full obituary peacefully at home Oct. 9, 2013. ator and mechanic. He loved will appear in the Thursday edi- He was born Oct. 12, 1941 to dogs, making wooden models tion of the Transcript-Bulletin. Charles Arnold Eagle and of boats and planes, being out- For further information contact Dorothy Peterson in Salt Lake side. He is survived by sisters Tate Mortuary at 435-882-0676. City. After joining the Army to Charlene and Judy, and broth- drive a tank in Germany, he mar- ers Doug and Terry, children, ried Ann Newlin, had Wendy, grandkids and great-grandkids, David, and Debi, then divorced. extended family. We’ll miss his Had Renee. Married Karen tender spirit.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Andy Stetz opens the front door of a home currently on the market in Tooele City. Stetz was recently named one of Tooele’s GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL top producers by the Tooele Association of Realtors. was $165,000 compared to the USDA loans are approved in • A leader in controlling spending and Sales $154,900 median sales price days, compared to over a month continued from page A1 posted in the third quarter of in Utah.” developing a responsible city budget 2013, a 6.1 percent drop. Both Griffith and Sloan were • An independent voice that cares about you percent increase. Total number of home sales quick to point out that the medi- Other market indicators for third quarter 2013 was also an home price of $154,900 for and preserving Grantsville values showed continued improvement down compared to the second the third quarter of 2013 was over the same quarter of 2012. quarter of 2013. The number of $9,900 or 6.8 percent ahead of Total number of homes sold home sales dropped from 263 the $145,000 median sales price ������������������������������������������������������������������������� rose slightly, from 230 in the in the second quarter of 2013 to Paid Political Advertisement third quarter of 2012 to 232 for 232 in the third quarter of 2013, a of the first quarter of 2012. the third quarter of 2013. The drop of 31 homes, or 12 percent. “We may be down a little this increase of two homes equals a Chris Sloan, broker for Group quarter over last quarter, but in 0.9 percent growth rate. 1 Real Estate Tooele, is not too terms of year-to-date, we are still The average number of days a concerned about the drop in ahead of last year,” Sloan said. home sits on the market before it total home sales from second to The third quarter results look sells dropped from 49 in the third third quarter 2013. good; however, Griffith is con- quarter of 2012 to 39 in 2013, a 20 “It is part of the natural sales cerned what effect the govern- percent drop. cycle that things slow down going ment shutdown in October will FREE SEMINAR “Homes are selling faster and into the fourth quarter,” he said. have on fourth quarter sales FOR PEOPLE WITH KNEE PAIN. for more than they did a year “It is not unusual.” results. ago,” said Griffith. Part of the reason for the “When the shutdown came, While sales statistics have drop may also be a bottle neck . everything came to a stop,” she FAST . EASY . NO SURGERY PAIN FREE increased compared to the same in approving loans at the U.S. said. “The USDA loans are about quarter from the previous year, Department of Agriculture. ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM? a look at consecutive quarters “Even before the govern- 80 percent of what we handle shows a drop in home prices ment shutdown, it was taking in our office. They were already - Do your knees feel stiff in the morning? between the second and third up to 48 days to get a USDA slow and they stopped. We’re just quarters of 2013. loan approved,” Griffith said. now getting out first USDA loans - Do you find yourself unable to do the In the second quarter of 2013, “Which has been kind of strange, approved again.” things you love? the median sales price of a home because in surrounding states, [email protected] - Do you experience aches, pains,and swelling when you are in motion? autoimmune disease similar to will open at 5:30 p.m. It is free to - Are you taking pain medications just Diabetes Lupus, Celiac or MS, where the attend, and local businesses will continued from page A1 body damages its own organs. provide free refreshments. The to get through your day? There is no known cure. Type documentary is suitable for chil- November, but said she ulti- II, on the other hand, occurs dren eight and older, Mackenzie mately went with Tooele for the when a person’s body ceases to said, but for families with young- location of the first screening regulate blood sugar properly. It er children, there will be free because of the organizational is often the result of prolonged child care available. There will If you answered YES to support she received from Live obesity. also be a number of free, fam- Fit, and also because the bulk of The number of children ily-friendly fitness activities and the footage for the film was shot developing Type II diabetes has giveaways at the event. any of these questions, in Utah. increased at an exponential rate While the documentary focus- “I was so impressed with in recent years, Mackenzie said, es on diabetes, Live Fit Coalition now is the time to call! Tooele’s ability to take action and and the culprit can be found in Chair Malaena Toohey said the come together for the good of the the typical American diet, which event itself should have a wide community,” she said. relies too heavily on processed appeal. “Sugar Babies” follows five foods, and on the nation’s seden- “This event isn’t just for peo- - FDA Approved - 90% success Rate families, including Mackenzie’s, tary lifestyle. ple affected by diabetes,” Toohey living with either type I or type “Because of our lifestyle and wrote in an email. “It is a com- - Performed by Board - Covered by most major II diabetes, Mackenzie said. She sedentary behavior, we have an munity event—a call to action also sought out interviews with obesity epidemic that is threat- to evaluate your health and the Certified Doctors Insurances, including some of the top researchers in ening our youngest generation,” health of your family to prevent the field and delved into their she said. getting type 2 diabetes—includ- medicare work to highlight the difference Live Fit will host the screen- ing activities for families seeking between the two diseases. ing in the Stansbury High School ways to be more fit and healthy.” Type I diabetes, she said, is an auditorium at 6 p.m.—the doors [email protected]

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TUESDAY October 29, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 ���������������������� �������������� ������������ State pollution plan should include more Limit 1 per person. EXPIRES 10-20-2013 regulation of industry, air activists claim ��������� by Emma Penrod contribute to smog and that can the plan could be interpreted as “We need to get better than �������������� STAFF WRITER irritate the respiratory system. requiring more cuts from resi- that—we need to go deeper,” Though Tooele’s air generally dents and small businesses than Pacenza said, adding that he www.dluxtan.com While generally pleased with does not see the same air pol- from large industry. thought the state should include the state’s newly proposed plan lution levels as Salt Lake Valley, Tooele will be most noticeably better mass transit programs, to curb air pollution, Utah clean Matt Pacenza, policy director for impacted by the plan’s rules about stricter regulations on wood- air activists say the planned HEAL Utah, said Tooele residents woodburning, Reiss said. This burning and more programs to cuts will come primarily from were not unaffected by the prob- new round of pollution-curbing help homeowners, in addition residents and small businesses, lem. regulations will extend controls to requiring more pollution con- while letting industrial polluters “When you work in Salt Lake intended to curb wood smoke trols from large industry. off too easily. for 40 hours a week, it’s not like during inversions and other A public comment period on HYDRATION STATION The Healthy Environment you aren’t breathing during those times of poor air quality. This the plan will remain open through COLLAGEN BED • HYDRO MASSAGE Alliance of Utah (HEAL) has 40 hours,” he said. portion of the implementation Oct. 31. The Utah Division of Air MYSTIC SPRAY • RUVA • ULTRA RUVA joined with several other envi- As currently proposed, the plan is already in effect—begin- Quality is required to address all MEGA BEDS • TURBO S • HIGH PRESSURE ronmental groups to circulate state’s plan introduces 23 new ning Nov. 1, Tooele residents will substantive comments and con- a petition asking for addition- rules for controlling area-source be barred from burning wood on cerns that come up during the al cuts from industrial pollut- pollution—that is, pollution no-burn days, just like residents comment period before it can 435.843.1169 • 134 W 1180 N • Ste 9 ers. The petition, hosted on the that comes from numerous of Salt Lake. This seasonal condi- submit the plan to the EPA for �������������������������������� utahcleanair.com website, cir- small sources, such as cars. Yet, tion will be lifted in February. review. ���������������������������� culated throughout the month Bill Reiss, a state environmen- Additionally, restaurants in Comments may be mailed to of October, coincides with the tal engineer who helped design Tooele will have to install pol- the Utah Division of Air Quality, www.absolutescubacenter.com state’s public comment period the new plan, said large point lution controls to curb exhaust or emailed to mberger@utah. for its new State Implementation sources—generally large indus- from charbroiling devices, if they gov. 22 West Vine • 435-882-7710 Plan. trial enterprises—were also writ- own one. [email protected] The state of Utah is required ten into the plan, with specific Tooele industries with specific to draft and implement the plan analyses and requirements for regulations under the new plan to meet the requirements of the each source. include Clean Harbors, Aragonite, federal Clean Air Act. In 2009, Salt However, because many of Deseret Chemical Depot and Lake City, along with portions those same sources were includ- Dugway Proving Ground. of Tooele County, were designed ed in previous plans for pollution Still, Pacenza said he worried nonattainment areas for exceed- control, there was a limit to the the cuts, as presently constitut- ing federal limits on fine par- number of new regulations the ed, would not be enough to curb ticulate pollution known as PM state Division of Air quality could particulate pollution by the 2019 2.5—microscopic particles that impose, Reiss said. Consequently, deadline. ����������������� ������������� ���������� ���� ������� � �� � ���

Complete DVD listing visit www.GSIPAWNSHOP.com Good through 10/31. COURTESY OF STATE CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD Scholar Academy has been approved to open during the 2014-2015 school year. 324 N. MAIN • MON-SAT 9AM-7PM • 882.5560 was one of many attributes the The school wall open in the fall School Scholar Board acknowledged in of 2014 and has a capacity of 534 continued from page A1 their search for a highly-moti- students in kindergarten through vated and experienced educa- sixth grade, Shepard said. building will be completed in tor and leader,” stated the news Charter schools are publicly time for the opening of the 2014- release. funded independent schools 15 school year. Shepard served as the prin- authorized by the Utah State “We’ve built 28 school build- cipal of Tooele High School and Office of Education. They are ings. Five just last year,” he said. was the Tooele County School public and open to all stu- “They were all completed on District’s director of elemen- dents, charge no tuition and time.” tary education for two years have no geographic bound- The Scholar Academy Board before becoming the principal of aries for attendance. They of Directors also announced the Wasatch Peak Academy, a char- receive monthly funding selection of Sandra Shepard as ter school in North Salt Lake, in from the state based upon the director of the school. 2007. enrollment. Shepard is the founding presi- There will be several things If more students apply to dent of the board of directors of that will make Scholar Academy attend a charter school than Scholar Academy. unique, Shepard said. its capacity allows, selection Shepard was selected follow- “We will use Love and Logic of students is done by lot- ing a national search because of and leveled learning,” she said. tery. The capacity of a char- her experience, according to a “Service learning will be inte- ter school is set by the state news release from the school’s grated into the curriculum. We Charter School Board. board of directors. will use Destination Imagination Scholar Academy will hold “Mrs. Shepard’s track record [a program that involves teams open enrollment on Jan. 1, 2014 as a fiscally responsible direc- of students working on science, through Jan. 17. If more students tor, having overseen budgets on technology, engineering, and apply for enrollment than capac- many levels, as well as her grant math challenges] to teach prob- ity will allow, a lottery will be writing skills to help fill fund- lem solving, and we will teach held on Jan. 17. ing gaps currently in education, Spanish as a second language.” [email protected]

Outlaw shutdowns? That might make Congress worse by Connie Cass Ohio, will use his spot on the National Park, prompting angry ASSOCIATED PRESS House-Senate negotiating team public reactions. to push his shutdown prevention Trying to eliminate the risk of a WASHINGTON — There is measure, said his spokeswoman shutdown could create persistent a way to prevent government Caitlin Dunn. new troubles, however. shutdowns. A change in U.S. law “It’s appealing to take the risk “If funding for the previous year would keep federal workers on of shutdown off the table,” said never actually expires, their moti- the job and ensure that treasured Marc Goldwein of the Committee vation to pass an appropriations sites like the Statue of Liberty for a Responsible Federal Budget, bill would be lower,” Goldwein and Yosemite stay open during a a bipartisan group seeking to said. If lawmakers shirk their duty budget fight, instead of becoming curb the national debt. “But it has to adjust spending to reflect the political pawns. its risks.” nation’s changing needs, he said, The idea’s been around for Money to fund the federal gov- “It would be bad for the country.” three decades, but even after a 16- ernment is appropriated each Portman, a former White House day shutdown that cost billions of fiscal year, but Congress almost budget director in the George W. dollars and outraged voters, it’s a never finishes its regular appro- Bush administration, wants to tough sell in Washington. priations bills on time. The usual goad lawmakers to finish their Why? Without the risk of a shut- solution is to approve “continu- overdue work by cutting spending down, there’s no telling how long ing resolutions” that let agencies as time goes by. politicians might put off making keep going at current spending If lawmakers miss their Oct. 1 hard budget decisions. levels. Without spending power, appropriations deadlines, agen- The United States could end up they must send workers home. cies would stay at last year’s with government by autopilot. Shutdowns are so disruptive spending level for 120 days. After Even those who say an anti- and unpopular that politicians that, spending would drop by 1 shutdown law could avoid that have rarely resorted to them. This percent for every 90 days that trap find it tricky to come up with month’s was the first in 17 years. go by. a plan that’s acceptable to the While many operations of gov- Senate Democrats rejected various factions locked in budget ernment shut down, the closing that plan by a nearly party-line gridlock these days. of national parks is one of the dis- vote in January, although Sen. Jon Nevertheless, a prominent fis- ruptions most visible to the pub- Tester, D-Mont., is a co-sponsor. cal conservative in the Senate is lic. Parks were shut down from Portman is also getting resistance reviving the idea as lawmakers the museums and monuments from some conservatives who seek a budget deal to head off along the National Mall to the don’t want to lose the shutdown the risk of another shutdown in Statue of Liberty to popular get- leverage embraced by tea party- January. Sen. Rob Portman, R- aways like the Rocky Mountain ers. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013 The Bulletin Board

School’s Veterans Day Assembly. It will various ways, such as helping to serve, free dinner every Wednesday starting at Tooele be Friday, Nov. 8 at 1:30 p.m. All veter- cook and clean up, donate food and 4 p.m. All are welcome. ans and their families are invited. It will share talents. If you are interested in Settlement Canyon Irrigation take place in the GHS auditorium. getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders Soul Shoes Shareholders at [email protected] or call Soul Shoes is collecting new and slightly The water is now off for the year. Please THS Freedom Week (785) 737-3467. worn shoes for victims of domestic remember to drain your valves. Tooele High School will host a concert violence and the homeless in Tooele held in the honor and commemoration Church of Christ County. Contact Trisha at 843-1694 for Tooele Homemakers of the veterans of the community. The Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah drop off. Tooele Homemakers will meet Monday, event will be located at the high school Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. at the Health auditorium Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. We invite and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. CASA volunteers Department Building, 151 N. Main. everyone in the community to attend. Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. Jenna Roberts will tell us about the Admission is free. seek to be the Lord’s church estab- Court Appointed Special Advocate Foster Grandparents program. We lished about 33 AD. The Bible produces (CASA) volunteers advocate for the best will decorate Christmas stockings Settlement Canyon Elementary nondenominational Christians only. interests of abused and neglected chil- for the nursing home. We will have a choir Jesus is our only head of the church, dren in the courtroom. Volunteers work Thanksgiving Feast potluck. For more The Settlement Canyon Elementary headquarters are heaven. Come and until the child is placed in a safe, per- information, call Sally at 882-4530 or School choir will present “Operation grow with us. Call 882-4642. manent home. Volunteers are common Marlene at 882-7003. Pride of America-A Military Salute.” This citizens over 21 years old with a heart free concert will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Cornerstone Baptist for vulnerable children. Apply at www. Cottage Glen Spooktacular Nov. 12 in the Settlement Canyon Passion for God, compassion for people utahcasa.org or call (801)574-1472. You are invited to Cottage Glen’s Elementary gym. Everyone is welcome, at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: Daytime Spooktacular Event at 1892 N. especially those in uniform, all veterans 882-6263. Come as you are this Writing volunteers Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a non- Aaron Drive, Wednesday, Oct. 30, from and their families. Please come and let Sunday, where you can hear a message profit organization, is looking for several 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. Games and prizes for us thank you for serving our country. from the Bible and meet new friends. costumes. Crafts available to purchase. Service times: Bible study (for all ages) volunteers with grant writing experience Trick or treat with our awesome resi- GHS Holiday Boutique 9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; and/or computer/typing skills to per- dents and wonderful employees. Grantsville High School will hold its evening worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys chil- form data entry at the Tooele office. second annual Holiday Boutique on dren’s program 6 p.m. Nursery provided Must pass a background check and THS Marching Band concert Nov. 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at GHS. for all services, and children’s church be able to volunteer a few hours or The Tooele High School Marching Band Admission is free. Mr. and Mrs. Claus during morning worship. WiseGuys more each week (can volunteer anytime and Majestix will be performing this will be there. Vendors are still being Program during evening worship. Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) year’s field show and have their Senior accepted until Nov. 15. Contact Liz Contact Alex C. Gonzalez or Adrienne Tribute Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. at Smith at [email protected]. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Berrett at 843-3520. the THS Football Stadium. This year’s We’re a healthy, growing congregation show is Mangione Magic and has won Excelsior Academy tours who welcomes newcomers and reaches Food pantry first place four out of five competitions Curious about charter schools? Want to out to those in need. Join us for worship The First Baptist Church in Tooele is and received oustanding color guard know more about Excelsior Academy? Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at 560 offering an emergency food pantry to with the Majestix five out of five times Tours are held each Wednesday S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat the meet the needs of our community. The at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a word of God with respect without taking food pantry is available for emergency . The band and Majestix have won four FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO out of five outstanding visual and music, range of topics such as the Excelsior ourselves too seriously. Check us out on needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays as well. They also placed second at Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct Facebook by searching for Mountain of from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Ella Shadow completes an autumn chore as she rakes leaves in her yard. Wasatch Invitational. Instruction, CHAMPS and the character Faith Lutheran Church. Please join us for 580 S. Main Street. For information call development program. There is also meaningful worship that is also casual 882-2048. 11 a.m. Breakfast is free and will be alive the history and tremendous con- anger, fear, anxiety, depression and Rocky Mountain Care food an opportunity to observe the school’s and relaxed. For more information about served from 9:30-10:30 a.m. tributions of our early Tooele County confusion. Support and fellowship is unique group settings. Come and tour our family of faith, call 882-7291. Rocky Mountain Hospice pioneers and others. If this is something extended among those who share these drive While it can be difficult at times, volun- the building and have any questions that you may be interested in joining, kinds of problems. We’re now meeting The residents of Rocky Mountain Care St. Barnabas’ Episcopal teering can be a most rewarding and Masons are doing a service project. They are answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. please attend a pot luck dinner the first at the Grantsville City Library, 42 N. Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain collecting can foods for the month of Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. Thursday of each month in the Tooele Bowery St., from 10:30 a.m. to noon on rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Hospice is looking for dedicated indi- November. We would appreciate any- Meeting Senior Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. Saturdays. Call Mary Ann at 884-0215 mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ viduals who are willing to spend one to Masons meeting second Friday at one’s help to accomplish this. Please Dinner is followed by a short program. for information. Please call the library at Tooele Family Center Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron two hours per week volunteering. We 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., 22 deliver them to 140 E. 200 South in Park behind the building and enter the 884-1670 to make sure we are having Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: ask for a time commitment of at least Settlement Canyon, Tooele. Breakfast Tooele, and take them to the recreation northwest doors. the group before coming. [email protected]. Web at six months. We provide 12 hours of on the second Saturday, 9 a.m., Jim’s room Nov. 1, 8 and 15. Any questions Story and craft hour www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are training, TB testing and a background Cafe. For more information or a ride, Mood disorder support group S.A. recovery group please call Lisa at 843-2026 or Bonnie Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at God’s beloved child, beautifully created check. Hospice volunteers assist call Jim at 435-850-9203. Do you or someone you love have a S.A. men’s group meets every Tuesday at 843-2025. the Tooele Family Center as we enjoy the adventures of books and make fun in God’s own image. Whatever your his- end-of-life patients and their families mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation night at 8:30 p.m. at the Green House Tooele City 4-H Community crafts. For more info, call 833-1978 ext. tory, wherever you are in life’s journey, with friendly visits and companion- offers help, hope and healing. Please in Tooele. Call 841-7783 with questions. ship, respite care for caregivers, light Tooele County join us for support group sessions every Club 2127 or ext. 2010. We’re located at the Episcopal Church welcomes you. 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind housekeeping, grocery shopping and Historical Society Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Al-Anon The Tooele City 4-H Community Club is Spanish services end of life projects. Please contact Tina Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in Is someone’s drinking affecting your for youth in the third grade and older. Tooele High School). La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le Rasmussen at (801)397-4904 or tina. Historical Society Books Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at life? You don’t have to be alone. Al-Anon We will meet every Monday from 4- invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves [email protected]. meetings every Wednesday from 11 Preschool hour Tooele County Historical Society’s books 841-9903. 5:30 p.m. through Dec. 2 at the USU 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you a.m. to noon at residence, 77 W. 400 Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele will be available to purchase at our Extension Auditorium, 151 N. Main St. to their Spanish services on Thursday Hospice volunteers PFCCA North. For more information please Family Center has a fun activity hour meeting. The History of Tooele County There is a $10 registration fee. If you at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come Hospice volunteers are needed for The Professional Family Child Care contact Perky at 435-840-4831 or 801- of learning, singing and creating. This Volume II is $25, The Mining, Smelting, have any questions, please contact to know a church that focused in the Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful Association of Utah will be holding 599-2649 if no answer. Ready, Set, School! preschool class is and Railroading in Tooele is $15, and Tooele City Parks and Recreation at word of God rather than the emotions. gift: your time, companionship, yardwork Chapter Meetings in Tooele the fourth for all children up to 5 years of age. we also have eight note cards depicting 435-843-2142 or [email protected]. Please come and enjoy the fun. For God loves you and he wants to reveal and music. Become an 11th hour volun- Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. Take off pounds sensibly four different pioneer buildings for $4. Need help to lose those extra pounds? more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or himself to you. Located at 276 E. 500 teer. Call Coy at 225-6586. This support group/training meeting Playtime for kids and parents These will make great gifts for your fam- We can help. TOPS is a weight loss sup- ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. Vine North, Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides is open to all childcare providers in Kids 5 and under and parents are invit- Volunteer opportunity ily and friends. port group open to men, women, teens St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele High provided. Stockton, Tooele, Erda, Stansbury, ed to attend Playtime! This free program Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a non- and pre-teens. Meetings are held every School). Grantsville and Lake Point. For more is designed for parents and children to profit organization, is looking for volun- Historical sign Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the old county St. Marguerite The Tooele Co. Historical Society has information, call Kathy Witt, 435-830- stay physically active together during St. Marguerite Catholic Community teers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide courthouse, 47 S. Main St. Call Mary recently made a loan agreement with 9614. the cold weather months. Be prepared welcomes you to worship with us. respite care, friendly visits, conversa- Lou at 830-1150, Lisa at 882-1442 or Education the Utah State Historical Society to to find your inner child with your child! Our liturgy schedule is as follows: tion, light household chores, and other Family Support Center see www.tops.org for more information. display an old Lincoln Highway sign that Each week will feature a fun structured Network meetings Saturday Vigil 5 p.m., Sunday 7:45 a.m. needs to terminally ill patients who are The Family Support Center is a non- activity as well as free play time. Please was on the border of Utah and Nevada. Addiction recovery Tooele Looking to obtain or improve your (Spanish), 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., on our hospice services. Please visit our profit agency providing services in Salt note that this is not a drop off activ- The unique sign is on display at the LDS Family Services addiction recovery employment? Come join the Tooele Monday through Friday 9 a.m. Religious website at www.rockymountaincarefoun- Lake and Tooele County. Free 12-week ity. Parents are required to stay and Pioneer Museum. meeting every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 Networking Group and learn job seeking education for youth: Sunday 9 a.m. dation.org. Training, background check, in-home parenting skills program. participate in the activities. Playtime p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1030 S. 900 techniques, how to market yourself, get Confession 4 p.m. Saturday. Office and TB test required — all provided. Seeking Historical Items Families with children birth to 17 will will be held at the Dow James Building Please contact Jill at (801)397-4904 for West, in the Relief Society room. Enter support and actually search job leads. hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Tooele County Historical Society would receive instruction during an 80-minute (438 W. 400 North, Tooele) from 10 additional information. on the west side of the church. The Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call like members of the community who weekly visit to gain the tools they need -11 a.m. on Nov. 4, 18, and 25, 2013. handicap entrance is on the south side LDS Employment Resource Center locat- 435-882-3860. St. Marguerite Catholic have any family or personal histories, to strengthen their family. Topics dis- No pre-registration is needed. For more Tooele Animal Outreach of the church. This meeting addresses ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Elementary School can be reached photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, cussed include communication, conflict information please contact Tooele City Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501(c)3 all addictions or character weaknesses. is welcome. at 435-882-0081. We are located on VHS tapes, or newspaper articles that resolution, attachment and bonding, Parks and Recreation at (435)843-2142 nonprofit organization desperately seek- No children, please. the corner of Seventh Street and Vine you would like to donate to our orga- establishing rules and routines as well or at [email protected]. ing volunteers in our community who Online courses Street. nization to please call us. We are also as managing stress. Please contact Addiction recovery Grantsville Online courses in Network+ and love animals like we do to help continue Rachel at (801) 955-9110 ext. 107 for looking for books, newspaper articles, LDS Family Services addition recovery Family Turkey Bingo Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- Brit-Ammi Kahal finding forever homes for abandoned more information. You can also visit Tooele City Family Recreation would photos, brochures or any history that meeting every Thursday night from 7:30 fessional seeking to upgrade their skills Covenant People Assembly are teach- and neglected animals. We need volun- familysupportcenter.org. like to invite your family to participate pertains to the Tooele County area. If to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 415 W. and knowledge of networking and secu- ing the Hebrew roots of the Christian teers for various projects, i.e. posting in Family Turkey Bingo. The event will you would like to donate them to our Apple Street in the Relief Society room. rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA faith. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at animal pictures on the Internet, taking be held on Monday, Nov. 18 at 6:30 organization, or if you would let us make Enter on the north side of the church. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the 1 p.m., 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call foster animals to vet appointments, Seniors to 7:15 p.m. or 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. at a copy for the Tooele County Historical The handicap entrance is also on the TATC at 248-1800 for more information 843-5444 for more information. organizing fundraising and adoption the Dow James Building (438 W. 400 events, picking up donated food, blan- Society, please call Alice Dale at 435- Medical equipment needed north side of the church. This meeting or to enroll. 882-1612. North, Tooele). Come spend a fun filled Bible Baptist Church kets and medication for foster animals Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers address all addictions or character evening with your family. Each fam- Adult education The folks at Bible Baptist Church would and fostering dogs. If you would like to are in need of donated medical equip- weaknesses. No children, please. ily will be eligible for prizes, including like to invite you to some old fashioned find out more about our program, please Get your high school diploma this year. Groups and Events ment to be used for seniors in need. LDS addiction family support turkeys! This is a free event! (This is a All classes required for a high school church services with singing from the contact Marci at 830-4049. New or gently used items needed are If you have a loved one who is strug- family activity. There must be at least diploma, adult basic education, GED old fashioned hymns and messages wheelchairs, walkers, canes or other VFW Post 9413 gling with addictions of any kind, find one adult with every family.) All families preparation and English as a second from the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some items that may be useful to our seniors. VFW Post 9413 meeting Thursday at 7 help and support Sunday evenings from wishing to participate must pre-register language are available. Register now things should never change. Sunday Moose Lodge Contact Debbie Winn at the Tooele cen- p.m., Pioneer Museum. 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Erda Ward building by Nov. 14, 2013. Space is limited. Reg- to graduate — just $50 per semester. Service times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; ter, 435 843-4103, or Dan Lawrence, at 323 E. Erda Way. Enter on the east ister Soon! To pre-register please con- Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- gospel hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 Meals at Lodge Caregiver Conference 435-843-4753, at the Grantsville center. Change in Time: Friday and Saturday side of the building and go to the Relief tact Tooele City Parks and Recreation at 8750. Adult education classes are for p.m.; Wednesday evening services, All current or potential caregivers of night dinners will be served from 5-9 Society room. 435-843-2142 or [email protected]. students 18 and over. 6 p.m. Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at an elderly loved one should plan to Grantsville Senior Center p.m. Friday night dinners include Clam Be sure to specify which session you 840-2152. attend the 10th Annual Family Caregiver The senior center is for the enjoyment LDS porn addiction program would like to attend. ESOL Chowder, and/or fish baskets (halibut, of all senior citizens 55 and older. Conference, Nov. 16 from 9:30 a.m. An LDS pornography addiction recovery ESOL conversational classes are Mountain View Baptist Church Shrimp, or chicken strips). Costs are Activities have started. For info, call to 2:30 p.m., Tooele Senior Citizens support group meeting will be held held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL We would like to invite you to discover $10 for halibut or shrimp baskets w/cup 884-3446. Exercise class twice a week, Center, 59 E. Vine. Hear speakers every Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 Grantsville students may also come anytime the what God’s plan and purpose is for of chowder, chicken strips w/cup of bunco, bingo, pinochle once a week. offer caregiver helps and motivation. p.m., Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. center is open for individualized study. your life. The Bible contains all of the chowder $7. Bowl of chowder $4, and Jewelry, painting and ceramics once a Registration is free but recomment pre- Benson Road. Enter on the southwest Grantsville Irrigation Registration is $50 per semester. Call answers for life’s questions. Come cup of chowder $2. Saturday night din- week. Arts and Crafts on the second register (includes lunch). Free in-home side of building. Separate men’s recov- Grantsville Irrigation has turned the 833-8750 for more information. and join us this Sunday for our adult ners include 16-ounce ribeye or T-bone and fourth Monday at 10 a.m. Meals on care for loved one. Call Frank at 277- ery (for men struggling with pornography water off. We would like to thank you Bible study and graded Sunday School steak w/choice of baked potato/fries, Wheels for homebound. Lunch served 2458 with any questions. addictions) and women’s support meet- for a successful season. If you have which starts at 9:45 a.m. Our worship salad and roll for $15. Halibut or salm- daily. Suggested donation of $2.50. ings (for women whose husbands or any questions, please call the office at Churches service begins at 11 a.m. We also have on steak w/choice of baked or fries, The center also provides rides to the New Life Christmas Boutique family members are struggling with por- 884-3451. a Bible study time each Sunday at 6 salad and roll $15, or Jumbo Shrimp store or doctor visits in Tooele and Fundraiser nography) are held at the same time. “Messiah” solo auditions p.m. We meet on Wednesdays at 7 w/choice of baked or fries, salad and Grantsville areas. Call 843-4102. Christmas Boutique Fundraiser Nov. 9 Family History Center Are you an aspiring vocalist just looking p.m. for prayer time. Bring your needs roll for $13. No orders taken after 8:45 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at New Life Support Group for Alzheimer’s Greet your ancestors free at the for a great opportunity to perform with and let us pray together for God’s help. p.m. Members who purchase five din- Tooele Senior Center Christian Church, 411 E. Utah Ave. Help Grantsville Family History Center, 117 a full orchestra and an outstanding Mountain View Baptist Church meets at ners either Friday or Saturday nights The senior center is for the enjoy- Caregivers support your local community by sup- E. Cherry St. All are welcome with chorus? This opportunity is for you. the Eastgate Plaza in Grantsville, Suite at regular price will receive their next ment of all seniors 55 and older. New The next meeting of the support group porting our outreach ministries. Tables consultants there to assist you. Open “Messiah” solo auditions on Nov. 2, 2C. Join us. dinner free. Daily lunch specials are and exciting activities include bridge, for Alzheimer’s Caregivers will be held $35. Call Dorothy at 882-3070. Mondays noon to 4 p.m., and Tuesday 2013, at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church available at the lodge from 11a.m. For pinochle, bingo, exercise program three on Tuesday, Nov. 19, from 3 p.m. to through Thursday noon to 4 p.m. and 7 Stansbury Park Baptist Church 4 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Citizens from 10 a.m. to noon. An audition members and their guests. St. Marguerite Christmas Craft times a week, line dancing, woo carving, to 9 p.m. accompanist will be provided, or you Please join us each Sunday morning at Wii games, watercolor class, movies Center, 59 E. Vine Street, Tooele. The may bring your own. Rehearsals are held 10 a.m. for worship and Bible study at Entertainment Fair and health classes. Meals on Wheels group is open to anyone caring for Library Sunday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse (located On Nov. 16, a live band will also per- St. Marguerite Catholic School available for homebound. Lunch served someone with Alzheimer’s disease or the LDS chapel at 1000 W. Utah Ave. next to the swimming pool). Colossians form from 7-11 p.m. Christmas Craft Fair will be held weekdays for age 60 and above, sug- related dementia (memory issues). It is a non-denominational community and 2nd Timothy are the current teach- Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Space gested donation of $2.50, $4.50 for Learn about this memory-loss condi- Tooele City Library event. Hope to see you there. Call 801- ing focus. For details, please call 830- Special Events is available for $30 if you are inter- under age 60. The center also provides tion. Get and/or share ideas with other Tuesdays, 11 a.m., Wiggle Worms (inter- 250-6602 for information. 1868 or go to www.stansburyparkbc. Nov. 5 is election day. Please go out ested in selling your homemade crafts transportation to the store or doctor family caregivers. Co-sponsored by active story time for 1- to 2-year-old chil- com. and vote. DAV meeting Nov. 16 at or goods. There will be a bake sale and visits for residents in the Tooele and Tooele County Aging Services (to par- dren); Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 First Baptist Church 2 p.m. Suicide Survivors Meeting, local talent performing during the craft Grantsville areas. Call 435-843-2110 for ticipate, call 277-2458) and Alzheimer’s and 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, Celebrate Jesus with us at First Baptist First Lutheran Church Saturday, Nov. 23. Call lodge for start fair. Sign up now if you are interested in more information. Association — Utah Chapter (AAUC 4 to 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, Church. Fads come and go, and what’s First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh time. performing. For questions call 435-882- — for information, call 800-272-3900). movies and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 popular depends on who you talk to. St. would like to invite you to hear of 0081 or stop by the school at 15 S. Senior Circle p.m., kids crafts; Select Tuesdays, 4 But the Bible is a timeless foundation God’s grace and the love of Christ who Seventh St., Tooele. Money raised dur- Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and p.m., family movies. upon which to build your life. That is died to forgive you of your sins and Eagles ing this event goes to the St. Marguerite better and costs just $15 a year per our focus. We are currently looking at attain salvation on your behalf every scholarship fund. person or $27 for a couple. Call 843- Grantsville Library the Bible in a chronological order. We Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and every Steak Night 3690 for more information or a member- Something The Grantsville City Library, 42 N. have childcare and classes for all ages. Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves Gem and Mineral Society ship application. Lots of great health Bowery St., has started the fall/winter Come join us. Bible study fellowship only the freshest steaks and the good Tooele Gem and Mineral Society meets benefits and fun activities. On Your Story Time Program. Story Time will be at 9:45 a.m. Worship and Children’s New Life Christian Fellowship fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. the second Tuesday of each month in We invite you to worship and serve held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless Church is at 11 a.m., 580 S. Main St., Friday, Nov. 1 the special is a five-piece the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Vine Mind? Jesus with us. Our clothing closet and otherwise indicated. The program is Tooele. Call 435-882-2048 with any shrimp dinner for $10. St., at 7:30 p.m., back entrance. Mem- Recovery food pantry is open from noon to 3 designed to create in young children a questions. bership dues are only $10 per year if love of books through stories, puppets, p.m. every Tuesday to Thursday at 411 Eagles Family Night you would like to join. Come learn about Addiction recovery games, music and crafts. For more infor- United Methodist Church E. Utah Ave. Programs for kids, teens, Family Night will be Saturday, Nov. 9. rocks, minerals and ways to craft with The freedom from addiction group, mation, call 435-884-1670. Tooele United Methodist Church ser- women and men are also available Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and them. Enjoy field trips for rock collect- RUSH, holds meetings on Wednesdays vices are held on Sundays at 11 a.m. every week. Sunday services are in the Bingo will follow. The cost is $6 for ing. Come have fun with us! Visit us at 7 p.m., at 23 S. Main Street, Suite Grantsville Library Food for Stansbury High School café at 10 a.m. adults and $3 for children 11 years and on Facebook. Contact info: 435-882- Please check our website, tooelecumc. 33, Tooele. Write a letter to the Editor! Fines org, or call Tooele UMC’s office at 882- and at our Tooele building at 9 a.m., 11 under. Bring the family and have good 5752. Email: mcdpopcorn3d@gmail. Exchange canned goods and other 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell at 801-651- a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Come join us. Find dinner and have a fun night without com. Recovery International P.O. Box 390 foods for library overdue fines to help 2557 for more info. We are located at out more by calling 843-7430 or visiting breaking the bank. Public is invited. Recovery International is a structured Tooele, UT 84074 Bereavement support group the Grantsville City Food Bank during 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. www.NLOT.org. self-help group that teaches skills to [email protected] our “Food for Fines” program, Nov. 4 Harmony Hospice offers a weekly relieve symptoms caused by stress, through Nov. 22. Bring canned goods Wednesday meal Elks bereavement support group for any per- or other non-perishable food items to Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., Charity son who has had a loved one who has the library to get $1 in current fines we will serve a free dinner from Tooele Kid’s Halloween Carnival and died. You do not need to be affiliated waived for each item. The library does United Methodist Church. Everyone Tooele Children’s Justice Food Drive with Harmony or have had services in Bulletin Board Policy not accept home-canned items, glass, is invited to come and eat. Our goal Center The Kid’s Halloween Carnival and Food order to come and participate. Everyone If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the cans that are past their expiration date is to provide a free, hot meal for Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Drive will be Oct. 30 from 4-8 p.m. is welcome. The group meets every Transcript-Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to or damaged. For further information, everyone. We want to get the com- need of fruit drinks, bottled water, soda Food, games, prizes and costume con- Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Harmony [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special please call the library at 435-884-1670 munity involved and invite all people in and fruit snacks. We are also always in test. Two tickets for $1. Bring a can of Home Health and Hospice, 2356 N. community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit or stop by and visit us. order to forge relationships and build need of new stuffed animals and blan- food and get five tickets for free. 400 East, Bldg. B, Suite 206 in Tooele. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertis- bridges between people of all economic kets. We appreciate all donations. For Please contact Leonard Barber for any Veterans Day Ceremony questions you might have at 843-9054. ing department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The backgrounds in Tooele. Although the inquiries or drop-off call 435-843-3440. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement Schools meal is being served from TUMC, it 25 S. 100 East, Tooele. Col. Fizer, commander of Dugway is a non-denominational event and we Proving Ground, will be the guest Sons of Utah Pioneers will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the GHS Veterans Day Assembly invite and encourage all people to join United Methodist Church speaker Monday, Nov. 11 at Dow James The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered Everyone is invited to Grantsville High us. We will need help and volunteers in Tooele United Methodist church offers a Building, 438 W. 400 North, Tooele, at Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:57 a.m. 6:28 p.m. Thursday 7:58 a.m. 6:27 p.m. Friday 7:59 a.m. 6:26 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. 6:25 p.m. Sunday 7:01 a.m. 5:23 p.m. Monday 7:03 a.m. 5:22 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:04 a.m. 5:21 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 3:48 a.m. 4:15 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 4:50 a.m. 4:46 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 5:54 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Saturday 7:01 a.m. 5:57 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 7:09 a.m. 5:40 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Oct. 28. Times of clouds and Mostly sunny and Sunshine; snow at Monday 8:17 a.m. 6:29 p.m. Partly sunny Sunny Plenty of sun Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 9:23 a.m. 7:25 p.m. sun cooler night High/Low past week 71/38 New First Full Last Normal high/low past week 61/39 51 34 56 36 56 38 62 40 56 33 45 34 49 27 Average temp past week 52.4 Normal average temp past week 49.9 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Nov 3 Nov 9 Nov 17 Nov 25 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday’s highs and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 49/30 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 53/35 Knolls Clive Lake Point 48/27 55/34 53/33 51/38 Ogden Stansbury Park 49/36 Erda 52/37 Vernal Grantsville 53/36 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 46/25 53/36 39/27 Tooele 51/37 Bauer 51/34 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 49/34 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 51/34 53/28 50/34 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 50/33 47/29 Nephi Rush Valley 50/33 51/33 Ophir 41/28 Delta Manti 55/32 49/31 Green River Last Month Season 56/32 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 52/32 49/30 Moab 51/30 SNOWPACK Hanksville 55/33 Beaver 55/32 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 48/28 Ibapah 49/32 53/30 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 0.0 0.4 0.0 St. George 48/26 48/30 Average 0.0 0.0 0.0 60/40 Kanab 54/31 Eureka Percent of average ------44/30 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

Your Local News Source Abuse their obligations or give them more time if they are aware of TOOELE continued from page A1 TRANSCRIPT their situation. BULLETIN “There is help,” Motley said. not have those amenities inde- “We’re a small county but we pendently. have plenty of resources and “In my experience, people people concerned about their Frank don’t leave because they don’t safety.” have resources. Usually they Smith said regardless of a OHLMAN depend so much on the other victim’s choices throughout the M Attorney at Law person that they don’t have any- process, whether they choose where to go,” she said. “If they to leave their abuser or remain make the decision to leave, we at home, part of the advocates’ FREE can help them move into anoth- mission is to remain supportive Consultation er place. Since we work with no matter what. for other agencies so close some- “Our doors are open. We’re times, we’re able to put them in not going to judge them because Wills & another shelter or get transition- they haven’t left their abuser,” Trusts al housing. But what I’ve seen is she said. “This isn’t an easy that’s often an issue—they don’t thing. When I talk to people in have anyplace to go.” my office, I have to tell them, 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Lynn Smith, domestic vio- this takes ultimate power. You lence advocate for Tooele City, just have to dig deep in yourself 882-4800 said she believes one of the big- and find that power.” gest challenges with relocating [email protected] www.tooelelawoffice.com victims in the area is a short- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB FILE PHOTO age of transitional housing. A Participants in a candlelight vigil honoring domestic violence victims and survivors walk down Tooele’s Main Street Oct. 10. shelter is available, but moving Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy exists to help victims who are in such situations. victims and sometimes families You’re invited to ��������������� out of the shelter and into tran- and paying more than mini- Smith said she sees an average many residents predominantly sitional or permanent housing mum wage. of about 350 domestic violence speak Spanish, and DVSAVA can be challenging because of “The ones who have made cases per year, though so far works closely with police, com- a lack of space and later, often a the transition the easiest have that number is lower than usual. munity leaders and religious lack of income. had a degree, some kind of mar- Of those cases, she said, an esti- leaders. She said there are now Smith said one of the hall- ketable skill,” Smith said. “It’s so mated 90 percent are women, increased resources also for vic- marks of domestic violence, hard to make enough to support and the rest are men. Smith said tims in more remote areas of the DAYTIME itself a weapon of power and a family on minimum wage.” she believes domestic violence county, including gas cards and control, is that the victims often While a lack of education against men is underreported an agreement with a local taxi SPOOKTACULAR EVENT do not have access to the fam- and experience can be another for a variety of reasons, includ- service to help transport victims ily’s finances and have little or hurdle—Smith said she strongly ing a stigma against admitting all across the county, including �� no money of his or her own. recommends all young people abuse, but is real all the same. in Tooele and from Skull Valley. ��������������� Victims also are seldom allowed get some kind of education or The resources, however, she “Now we are able to go twice to get an education or work, qualification, regardless of their said, are available to victims a month to Wendover and help 1892 N. AARON DR. making it hard in many cases to life plans—it, too, can be over- regardless of gender. victims who don’t have any find jobs higher than entry level come, she said. The shelter is located in an assistance, who don’t speak the Prizes Given for Best Costumes! undisclosed location for secu- language, and we’re able to get For more information rity purposes, but victims can people into transitional hous- call Christene contact the shelter at 435-843- ing,” said Motley. “We were PROFESSIONAL 801.712.0918 1645. If no one answers at that never before able to do that.” HALLOWEEN$ 5! number, victims may second- Motley said there are other PHOTOS Domestic abuse arily try 435-843-1677, and if resources and help for victims, there is still no answer, victims too, even in areas such as credi- may call 435-224-2710. tors, landlords and others. Many, ����� ��� services listed If a victim has not before con- she said, will help victims meet tacted a victim advocate, Smith If you or someone you Safe shelter contact: said, one will be assigned to 435-843-1645 them to help with things like know is in an abusive domes- 435-843-1677 tic situation, local services 435-224-2710 paperwork, such as protective orders or child custody papers. are available. All services by There is help for people out- local agencies are free and side of the Tooele area, as well, TOM DVSAVA website: confidential. www.co.tooele.ut.us/attorney/dvsava.htm Motley said. DVSAVA recently started making bimonthly trips to Wendover to help victims 24-hour DVSAVA crisis line: For law enforcement from the western part of the 435-882-6888 or POYNER assistance, call 435-882-5600 county. 866-982-6888 toll free option 1. For emergencies, Motley said in Wendover in dial 911. particular, there has historically been a language barrier, since the 1 vote that

the man on the floor with the Turner said the number of sui- counts as 2! Police gun away from his hand, so offi- cidal people varies, but this year continued from page A1 cers entered the house and the there seems to be more notable man was given medical atten- cases than other times. TOOELE CITY COUNCIL a person,” Turner said. “Same tion. He was flown to a Salt Lake “We deal with a lot of people (Vote for up to Two) thing with a [police] dog. We take hospital. Turner said the man’s like this over time, and differ- 4 Year Term VOTE all the precautions we can to case may be screened for pos- ent times of the year it seems keep safe.” sible charges associated with the to get busier, especially around TOM POYNER for me The robot, which is generally incident. Christmas—people seem to get � used for SWAT operations, bomb Officers responded to another more depressed around holi- DEBBIE WINN threats and other sensitive cases, suicidal man last month on Clark days,” he said. “And then life on can give officers a look inside Street. That standoff resulted events can [affect people]. I SCOTT WARDLE a building that might contain in an officer shooting 37-year- don’t know if it’s more or less Write-in Nov. 5! a dangerous situation without old Travis Davis who report- than usual, but maybe more risking lives. edly made threatening gestures extreme.” Write-in Paid Political Advertisement Turner said the robot showed towards officers with a gun. [email protected] A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville wrestling Grantsville Little League wrestling Tooele blasts Scots in final region game for kids in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade will start on Monday at Grantsville High School. Cost is $50 per person or $75 total for Buffaloes will travel to St. George Friday to face Snow Canyon in state playoff two or more members of the same family. For more information call by Mark Watson Grantsville High School wrestling SPORTS EDITOR coach Clarence Evans at 435- 841-9268 or at coachclarence. The Tooele football team is [email protected]. Wrestling practices back in the playoffs after a six- will be held twice a week. A USA year absence. Wrestling card is required. Junior Stallion basketball The Stansbury Junior Stallion THS FOOTBALL basketball program for youth will start Nov. 16 and run until Feb. Like all the other teams, the 2. The program consists of skill Buffaloes blasted winless Ben development sessions on Saturday Lomond Friday night to punch and a competition league. The skill development sessions start their ticket to the state tourney. on Nov. 16 and run through Jan. It will be their first playoff experi- 25 on Saturdays from 8 a.m. until ence since 2006. Tooele finished 2 p.m. at Stansbury High School. the regular season 2-4 in the Seventh and eighth graders will region and 3-6 overall. play from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m. Fifth Leading 7-6 after the first and sixth graders will play from 10 quarter, the Buffaloes scored a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Third and four touchdowns in the second fourth graders will play from 11:45 quarter to lead 33-6 at intermis- a.m. to 1 p.m., and kindergarten sion. Tooele extended the lead to through second grade will play from 46-6 midway through the third 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. The competition quarter, and then emptied the league will be held at Clarke N. bench. Johnsen Junior High School on Ben Lomond took advantage Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m., of playing against the younger Dec. 4 through Feb. 4. The last day Buffaloes, and outscored Tooele to register will be Nov. 16. Children 21-7 in the final quarter to make may register online at www. the final score 53-27. myschoolfees.com. Please direct With a normal eight-team state all questions to Rich Lakin at 435- tournament, the Buffaloes would 830-6674, [email protected], have been left out all alone in or Kenzie Newton 801-631-7708, fifth place in the seven-team 3AA [email protected]. North Region. But the Utah High Academic All-State School Activities Association Eight Tooele County high school wanted a triple header for Nov. athletes were named Academic 22 at Rice-Eccles Stadium with All-State for the fall sports sea- state championship games in 5A, son. Football Academic All State 4A and 3AA. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO awards have not been determined. The 5A and 4A fields include Grantsville golfer Daniel Nelson, Tooele defenders tackle a Ben Lomond runner Friday night in Ogden. Tooele led 46-6 after three quarters and won the game 53-27. 16 teams in each tournament. tennis player Allie Beckett and cross country runner Kristen Rust But 3AA only has 14 teams, so a were all named Academic All-State. 12-team tourney was configured “They (Snow Canyon) like to fumbles and several penalties. and then a 54-yard TD romp by time on a long pass play to push Dugway baseball player Joshua with four teams receiving a bye in run the ball and we’ve been good Tooele quarterback Jake Brady Andrew Spendlove on a counter- the ball to the Ben Lomond 38. Johnson and volleyball player Allie Friday’s first round. The only 3AA defensively against the run,” said fired a strike to tight end Lawson reverse play. Tooele pushed the The counter-reverse play went Wall earned the honor. Tooele ten- tourney teams not invited to the Tooele coach Kyle Brady. “We will Ross in stride on a 53-yard pass lead to 20-0 midway through the for 25 yards. And then Jake Brady nis player Makenna Bergen was playoff party are Ben Lomond have to play a clean game with play to set up the first touchdown. second quarter with a 66-yard fired a pass to brother Ryan Brady named Academic All-State, as was from the North and Payson from few penalties and turnovers to Two plays later, Adam Pace ran in scoring drive capped by a 13- out of the backfield which went Stanbury’s cross country runner the South. have a shot at winning.” from 3-yards out to make it 7-0 yard run by Pace. for 24 yards and a fifth Tooele Megan Topham. Tooele will travel to St. George Tooele scored a touchdown on with a PAT from Nathan Fisk. Jake Brady went back to Ross touchdown with 10 seconds left Utah Jazz for a 7 p.m. game Friday against its first series at Ben Lomond, Tooele drove 81 yards for its for the fourth Tooele touchdown in the first half. The Utah Jazz open the regular the South’s fourth-place team and then bogged down a bit in second touchdown with solid on a 40-yard TD pass after the Tooele drove 80 yards on its season Wednesday night against Snow Canyon. the first quarter with a pair of runs from Ryan Brady, Pace Buffaloes recovered a fumble at first possession of the second the Oklahoma City Thunder at 7 the Scots’ 45. Tooele led 27-0 half for another score with Pace p.m. at EnergySolutions Arena. The with 5:20 remaining in the sec- scoring his third touchdown of Jazz let seven free agents walk ond quarter. the game on an 8-yard run. last summer, and young players expected to contribute this year Tooele gave up a long kickoff The Buffaloes recovered a fum- are Gordon Hayward, Enes Kanter, VOLLEYBALL ACTION return coupled with a personal ble and then drove 60 yards for a Derrick Favors, Alec Burks and Trey foul that led to a touchdown for score with sophomore quarter- Burke. On Oct. 19, the Jazz signed the Scots. The return covered 40 back Carver Jaramillo leading the forward/center Favors to a multi- yards to the Tooele 41, and the way. Solid runs by Cole Fonger year contract extension. “We have personal foul put the ball at the and Nate Reynolds pushed the tremendous respect for and con- THS 21. Ben Lomond connected drive along with Reynolds car- fidence in Derrick and see him as on a screen pass to the 4, and rying it five yards for a seventh an important part of our future,” scored on the next play to make Tooele TD and a 46-40 lead. said Jazz General Manager Dennis it 27-6. Tooele’s final touchdown came Lindsey. The Buffaloes responded with on a 15-yard run by Fonger. BYU football a quick TD just before halftime. Cody Hoffman became the all- Jake Brady found Ross for a third SEE TOOELE PAGE A12 ➤ time career touchdown receptions leader to lead BYU to a 37-20 vic- tory against Boise State on Friday night at LaVell Edwards Stadium. Hoffman recorded his 31st touch- down reception in the second quarter to pass All-American Austin Cowboys run past Collie for first place in BYU his- tory. He finished the game with four receptions and 57 yards receiving to go along with the Union for third touchdown grab. BYU (6-2) became bowl eligible for the ninth straight year under head coach Bronco Mendenhall. The Cougars handed Boise State (5-3, 3-1 MW) its first region victory loss in October since 2001 when the Broncos fell to Rice. Taysom by Richard Briggs Hill was 27-of-41 for 339 yards and three touchdowns, with 69 yards STAFF WRITER GHS FOOTBALL rushing on 18 carries and a rush- ing touchdown. Jamaal Williams The Grantsville Cowboys fin- scores. Meono’s rushing touch- ran for 107 yards on 21 carries ished in third place in the 3A down came on the strength of for his sixth career 100-yard rush- North Region thanks to a three- seven carries for 29 yards. ing game. Uani ‘Unga recorded touchdown victory against Union Grantsville’s defense held an 15 tackles for his fifth game with High School on Friday. opponent to less than seven 10 or more tackles this season. The 27-6 final score came on points for the sixth time this sea- Alani Fua added a career-high 13 the feet of Ky Fisher and Nephi son, including four shutouts. The tackles, and Spencer Hadley tied Meono, who combined to score Cowboys recorded six sacks on a career high with 12 tackles. all four of the Cowboys’ touch- Union and recovered one fumble Remington Peck had a career-high downs on the ground. Fisher to contribute to the 27-6 vic- two fumble recoveries in the game. scored three rushing and touch- tory. The defense also had seven The defense forced four turnovers downs, and Meono added anoth- tackles for loss. Devin Adams led and held the Broncos to two-for-five on fourth down attempts. er. the way with two sacks, and then The Cowboys went ahead 14- Utah football Wyatt Smith, Wyatt Barrus, Noah Cody Kessler passed for 230 0 in the second quarter before Mecham and Alfonso Gonzalas yards, Nelson Agholor scored the Union finally scored. But that each had one sack. game’s only touchdown on an touchdown from Union’s Gavin The Cowboys will now face early 30-yard reception, and USC’s Nielsen was the only score put the Juab Wasps in the 3A quar- defense forced four turnovers in a up. Fisher scored his third touch- terfinals Friday at 6 p.m. in 19-3 victory over Utah on Saturday. down in the third quarter, and Nephi. These two teams faced Andre Heidari kicked four field Meono scored his one touch- each other Sept. 13 in the same goals for the Trojans (5-3, 2-2 down in the fourth quarter to location, and the Cowboys came Pac-12), who persevered despite wrap the scoring. away with a 14-0 victory, which a daunting injury list for their sec- Fisher’s first touchdown came was their second shutout of the ond victory in three games under on a 5-yard scamper in the red- season at the time. interim coach Ed Orgeron. Travis zone, and the second touchdown A win against Juab will move Wilson passed for just 51 yards also came within the redzone at Grantsville into the 3A semifinals, and threw two interceptions while the 14-yard line. He then bar- obviously struggling with a sprained which take place at Southern finger for Utah (4-4, 1-4), which reled his way into the end zone Utah University. The winner of has followed up its stunning vic- from 1 yard out in the third quar- the Juab vs. Grantsville game tory over Stanford with consecutive ter for the 20-6 lead. Meono’s will face the winner of the Judge lone touchdown also came on a Memorial vs. North Sanpete losses to Arizona and USC. The FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Utes haven’t won at the Coliseum 1-yard run. game. That semifinal matchup since 1916. USC’s defense was Grantsville’s Mandy Wilson (3) makes a play at the net against Ben Lomond on Thursday. The Cowboys Fisher finished the game with will take place Friday, Nov. 8 at won the match 3-0 with scores of 25-18, 25-13, 25-16. Grantsville, Tooele and Stansbury will compete in dominant, yielding just 201 yards the 3A State Volleyball Tournament Friday and Saturday at the UCCU Center in Orem. 25 carries for 140 yards to go 4 p.m. while holding the Utes scoreless along with those three rushing [email protected] after their opening drive. A11

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by Derek Flack CORRESPONDENT Accepting New Patients! The Stallions’ explosive run- ning game was on display Friday night when they demolished the Feel Better Before visiting Mountain View Bruins 49-28. The result of the game was never really in question as the Holiday’s Stansbury scored on its first four offensive possessions through the first 18 minutes of the game There is still and rushed for 582 total yards. time for in depth Work-ups and SHS FOOTBALL treatments— Diabetes, Throughout the game the Thyroid, Stallions running backs reeled off enough long yardage runs Osteoporosis that it was starting to feel like and Fatigue. watching sprinters at a track meet rather than a football game. Alex Mackay had touchdown runs of 30 and 37 yards in the first quarter as well a 31-yard Accepting Most Insurances reception from quarterback Gage Same day appointments available. Manzione. Mackay then had a 20-yard rushing touchdown as COURTESY CHARLIE HADDON well as a non-scoring 35-yard Stansbury’s Josh Mulivai breaks off a long run against Mountain View Friday night at Stallion Stadium. Mulivai had runs of Hansel M Rayner P.A.-C and 15-yard rushes and a 25-yard 36 and 44 yards in the victory over the Bruins. reception on a screen pass in the Tooele Diabetes & Endocrinology second quarter. couldn’t finish with a score. Late had a lot of reps were in there, few years. We’ll take the bye week Josh Mulivai had long runs in the game Horwowitz set up but that just helps us get ready to get our guys healthy.” 435.249.0554 •1212 N. MAIN • TOOELE of 36 and 44 yards while Tyler the final score for the Stallions for the playoffs.” It’s not a guarantee that Jensen converted a short pass with runs of 13 and 18 yards. The Stallions also amassed Stansbury will play against into a gain of 41 yards in the Nick Mackay then scored the penalties throughout the game Desert Hills in the second round second quarter. The big plays in seventh touchdown of the night that gave Mountain View more of the playoffs. The Thunder host Your Complete TOOELE the first half alone were nearly for Stansbury on an 8-yard run, opportunities to stay close. Uintah next Friday but will be TRANSCRIPT enough to win the game for the giving the Stallions a 49-20 “(Penalties) have been a con- heavily favored in that matchup. Local News Source. BULLETIN Stallions as they led 28-14 at the advantage. cern all year,” said Christiansen. If Stansbury plays the Thunder, half. Stansbury punted for the To go along with with his three “We’ll never get mad when a kid the Stallions will have a chance first time in the game with 2:43 touchdowns Alex Mackay rushed is going hard and gets a penalty; to avenge an opening night 12-0 remaining in the half. for 235 yards. Mulivai rushed for some penalties we have to live loss. The big plays continued 135 yards, and Horowitz ran for with. I thought our kids respond- There is some good news for in the second half as Mackay 100 yards. ed well tonight though regardless the Stallions heading into the scampered for a 60-yard gain in Stansbury’s defense was admi- of the penalties.” playoffs as they will get some Pets of the Week a drive that ended with 5-yard rable considering it had injuries Up next for the Stallions is the players back from injuries, touchdown run by Manzione. to key defenders. playoffs. By finishing with the including Utah State commit The next time the Stallions “Hudson Conrad got hurt last second best record in the 3AA Chase Christiansen. had the ball on offense Mulivai week and broke his collar bone North region the Stallions earned “Chase will back for the play- set the tone with a 48-yard run. so we’re missing him at one of a bye for the first round of the offs,” said Christiansen. “We held Manzione capped off that drive the corner spots in the second- playoffs. him out tonight, but he’ll be ready with a second scoring touch- ary,” said Stansbury coach Clint “We’re excited (about the and we’ll have almost everybody down, this time on a 7-yard run Christiansen. “We had a couple playoffs). We know we have a back for the playoffs and we into the end zone. breakdowns in the secondary battle ahead of us with Desert should make a good run.” Jesse Horowitz ended the tonight. Zayne Anderson got hurt Hills coming in here,” said The Stallions’ playoff game will third quarter for Stansbury with tonight so that hurt us at free Christiansen. “We’ve had quite a be in two weeks against the win- a 69-yard run, but the Stallions safety. Some guys that haven’t rivalry with (Desert Hills) the last ner of Desert Hills and Uintah. Lester, Red Sox beat Cards, lead World Series 3-2

by Ben Walker Lester enhanced his reputa- wins in Boston. They overcame a three World Series starts before ASSOCIATED PRESS tion as an October ace with every 3-2 deficit at home to beat Texas Holliday tagged him. pitch. He allowed one run and for the 2011 title. Wainwright struck out 10 in ST. LOUIS — David Ross four hits in 7 2-3 innings, striking “The guys know what we have seven innings, becoming the caught Jon Lester’s pitches into out seven without a walk. Nearly to do,” manager Mike Matheny first Cardinals pitcher to reach the eighth inning, then talk- the same line he had in beating said. “We have to play the game. double digits in the Series since ed about the toss that really Wainwright in the opener. They have to lock arms, trust Bob Gibson did it twice in 1968 HURRY IN - GOING FAST! impressed him in Game 5 of the Lester won again while work- each other and play the game the against Detroit. Wainwright For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure World Series. ing with Ross, a journeyman right way. Most of it is going to be fanned five in a row early. A big paper airplane flung by catcher. the mentality of not buying into It was a big sports night in Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires a fan that floated so far, Lester “I think the biggest thing is any kind of stats, any kind of pre- St. Louis, with an NFL game Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing stepped off the mound to retrieve me and Rossy have had a good dictions, any kind of odds. And between the Rams and Seattle Tooele City and possible shelter fee. it. rhythm,” Lester said. go out and play the game.” eight blocks away at the Edward Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to “We were all kind of in awe,” The lefty who’s won all three Ortiz put Boston ahead with Jones Dome. This is a baseball Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Ross said. of his career World Series starts an RBI double in the first, hit- town, clearly: Football tickets Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Loose? The Red Sox sure had just one scary inning, when ting the first pitch after Dustin sold for $10 on StubHub as kick- sounded that way after Lester Matt Holliday homered in the Pedroia doubled on an 0-2 curve. off approached, and fans inside outpitched Adam Wainwright fourth, Carlos Beltran flied out to Ortiz singled the next time up the dome loudly booed when the Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. once more, Ross delivered a go- the wall and Yadier Molina hit a and tied the Series record by World Series game was taken off ahead double in the seventh liner. Other than that, Lester was reaching base in nine straight the video board. ������������������������ inning and Boston beat the St. sharp as a knife while retiring 12 plate appearances. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Louis Cardinals 3-1 Monday in a row. Big Papi and the Red Sox night for a 3-2 edge. He tweaked his back late, but took two of three at the NL park A whisker away from yet said he was all right. In fact, despite playing without a des- another championship, this Lester’s biggest brush with major ignated hitter. Ortiz became the bearded band now goes back to trouble came well before his first first baseman, putting slugger Fenway Park. pitch. Mike Napoli on the bench. “Pretty special time,” Lester Lester was getting loose near The Red Sox lead the Series said. the warning track when a team of despite a .205 team batting aver- David Ortiz delivered his lat- eight Clydesdales pulling a beer age. Ortiz has one-third of the est big hit, too, putting Boston wagon came trotting by — it’s a team’s 33 hits. in position to capture its third tradition at Busch Stadium and Ross, a graybeard on a team crown in a decade. Not since Lester moved aside to watch the led by scraggly veterans, broke a 1918 have the Red Sox clinched horses. 1-all tie when he hooked a drive the title on their own field. He also took a brief break with just inside the left-field line, and “This atmosphere here, these two outs in the seventh when the ball bounced into the seats three games, has been phenom- the paper airplane appeared. for a go-ahead double. enal. We know it’s going to be Some fans cheered its flight as Jacoby Ellsbury later hit an RBI equal to that, if not better. And it almost glided to the mound. single, and Ross was thrown out we’re excited about going home Lester handed it to a ballboy, and at the plate trying to score on in the position we are,” Red Sox retired Molina to end the inning. the play. manager John Farrell said. “Me, Yadi and the umpire were A day after Ortiz delivered a Added Ortiz of Boston’s cen- pretty impressed. That was a nice stirring, in-game pep talk to rev tury-old bandbox: “It’s going to throw,” Ross said. “We were all up the Red Sox, the Cardinals get loud out there.” talking about that.” could’ve used some inspiration John Lackey gets the first Koji Uehara got four outs for themselves — perhaps a visit chance to win it Wednesday night his second save. No crazy end- from the good-luck Rally Squirrel against St. Louis rookie sensation ings this time, either, following from their 2011 title run. Michael Wacha. A Cardinals vic- one night with an obstruction Holliday shook St. Louis’ tory would set up a most spooky call and the next with Uehara’s slumber and broke Lester’s string proposition for both teams — game-finishing pickoff. with his second home run of the Game 7 on Halloween night. The Cardinals went quickly in Series. Lester had pitched 16 1- “It will be legendary if we go the ninth, and now need two 3 scoreless innings in his first into Boston and win two games,” Wainwright said. Ortiz enjoyed even more suc- cess in Game 5 after moving up from cleanup to the third slot. He is 11 for 15 (.733) in this Series with two homers, six RBIs and four walks. “I was born for this,” Ortiz said, grinning. The slugger left in a double switch, shortly after legging out a hit in the eighth. He was OK, plus he’d already done enough Find it each month in the damage to the Cardinals. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin “What planet’s that guy from?” CELEBRATING AMERICA’S LOVE OF FOOD Ross said. 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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013 ���������� Tooele’s Paul Dart honored at Tooele �������� continued from page A10 ��������������������� “We definitely wanted to work �������������������� on our pass game against them,” � ����������������������� Wrestling Hall of Fame banquet Brady said. Jake Brady was on ����������������������������� � target hitting six-of-seven � ����������������� Paul Dart, former Tooele High program. Several young wrestlers honored at the banquet for hav- Sanderson of Pleasant Grove attempts for 141 yards and two School wrestling coach and ath- were honored for their expertise ing worked hard over the years to and Bob Carlson of Las Vegas. touchdowns. Lawson had three �������������������������������� letic director, was honored at the in freestyle, Greco Roman and promote wrestling. In addition to Sanderson has promoted youth catches for 93 yards and a touch- � ������� Utah Wrestling Hall of Fame ban- collegiate wrestling. The Amateur coaching, Dart also worked sever- wrestling tournaments for the down. Ryan Brady had two grabs quet Saturday night at Utah Valley Wrestling Foundation was set up al years as a referee. He continues past 50 years. Carlson coached for 37 yards and a TD. Reynolds ��������������������������� � University in Orem. to foster amateur sports in the to support youth wrestling any wrestling at Utah State University had one catch for 11 yards. � ���������� The Utah Amateur Wrestling wrestling arena. way he can. for 19 years. Pace carried nine times for ���������������������������� Foundation and the Utah Valley Dart was one of three men Also honored were Norm — contributed by the Paul Dart family 141 yards and three touchdowns. University wrestling program Spendlove carried three times held their seventh annual Utah for 81 yards and a TD. Fonger ���������������������������� Wrestling Hall of Fame banquet. packed the ball nine times for ������������������������ Youth from around the state 59 yards and a touchdown. Ryan were recognized for their dedica- Brady carried five times for 55 ������������� tion and hard work in the wrestling yards. “I’ve been pleased with the offensive line play in recent games. They’ve opened up some good holes for our runners,” Brady said. The offensive line includes Tony Leakehe, Tyler Daley, ��������� Daniel Aragon, Zach Langi and Ethan Reynolds. Playing on the defensive line are Maka Kioa, Leakehe, �������������� Aaragon, Ross and Reynolds. After losses to Cyprus and Grantsville to start the season, Tooele has rebounded nicely with a 3-4 record in the last seven ������ games. The Buffaloes were only blown out once against unde- feated Juan Diego. They whipped YARD CLEAN UP up on Canyon view, lost 62-48 in a shoot-out against Bear River, WINTER FERTILIZER lost a close game to Park City and won a close game against LEAF PICK UP Uintah. They lost to Stansbury COURTESY PHOTO by one touchdown and then SPRINKLER BLOW OUT Don Neff, prominent wrestling official and coach, presents an award to Paul Dart of Tooele for Dart’s longtime support of handled Ben Lomond. youth wrestling in the state of Utah. WATER TURN OFF [email protected] ��������������� ������������������� �������������������� TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ������������������� ����������������������� ������������������� Vote ������� ������� ����������� ����� ������������������������������������ ����������������� I Ask For Your Vote on Nov. 5th B8B8

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ArdethSTORY LORI CARTWRIGHT

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Ardeth Houde at her alma mater, Tooele High School. Houde Ardeth Houde (below) gradu- ated as part of the Tooele High Lawyer of almost 50 years traces her roots back to Tooele School Class of 1951.

rom a small-town Tooele around with the children of the in the dual law program that was girl to a big-city lawyer in smelter executives.” offered at the University of Utah at New York, Ardeth Houde As she observed the lives and that time, allowing her to work as an has spent the past 62 years experiences of her friends and their undergraduate and graduate student blazing a trail for women parents, she recognized that a col- concurrently. Fand female lawyers, advocating for lege education was important to her, Ardeth was a true trailblazer dur- children, and voicing the importance so she followed her friends to the ing her law school days. She was of education for all. University of Utah, after her high the only woman in her law school Ardeth Houde’s life began in school graduation in 1951. class, which created some difficulty Tooele where she grew up as the Her parents were supportive of for her. only child of a railroad conductor her choice, but her mother felt like “It was a lonely experience father and a traditional stay-at- “four years of college is enough for because it wasn’t really right that I home mother. She attended Tooele anyone.” Ardeth actually attended study with the men, so I had no one High School where she received the college for six years, but was able White Buffalo Award, and “chummed to appease her mother by enrolling SEE ARDETH PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TUESDAY FEATURES

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5. ASTRONOMY: Which planet in our solar system has the largest number of moons? by Fifi Rodriguez 6. FAIRY TALES: What was the first item that Jack stole from the giant in “Jack 1. TELEVISION: What popular and the Beanstalk”? TV show features a nerdy 7. GEOGRAPHY: What is the physicist named Sheldon? world’s smallest ocean? 2. MOVIES: What was the 8. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Which name of Tony Stark’s assis- president was born on tant in “Iron Man”? July 4? 3. MEDICAL: What is the com- 9. LANGUAGE: What does it mon condition described mean for someone to be in medical terms as “xero- in “high dudgeon”? Moments stomia”? 10. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What 4. U.S. STATES: What is the makes up a shark’s skel- in Time capital of Louisiana? eton? THE HISTORY CHANNEL

➤ On Nov. 12, 1799, Andrew Ellicott Douglass, an early Mega Maze American astronomer born in Vermont, witness- es the Leonids meteor shower from a ship off the Florida Keys. Douglass’ journal entry is the first known record of a meteor shower in North America. ➤ On Nov. 17, 1869, the Suez Canal, connecting the Mediterranean and the Red seas, is opened. The canal was only 25 feet deep, 72 feet wide at the bottom, and 200 to 300 feet wide at the surface. ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Fewer than 500 ships navigated it in its first full ing leading up to the movie, and year of operation. that was a blast.” ➤ On Nov. 16, 1907, Indian • • • Territory and Oklahoma Q: When is “Dallas” coming Territory enter the United back? — Karolyn, Lubbock, TX States as Oklahoma, the A: “Dallas” will return to TNT 46th state. Oklahoma for its third season in early 2014. initially prospered as an I don’t have an exact date yet, agricultural state, but the but I will let you know when I drought years of the 1930s do. In the meantime, I can tell made the state part of the you that my favorite “90210” Dust Bowl. Q: I am beyond excited that alum, AnnaLynne McCord, will “Catching Fire” will be in the- guest-star in several episodes ➤ On Nov. 14, 1941, aters soon. I am really intrigued when the hit nighttime drama “Suspicion,” a roman- by all the new Tributes that will returns for its 15-episode run. tic thriller starring Cary be battling it out in this film. All of the Ewing family will Grant and directed by What can you tell me about return, as well as Mitch Pileggi Alfred Hitchcock, makes the actor who plays Brutus, and Judith Light. its debut. The film marked the scary and kick-butt Tribute • • • the first time that Grant, a from District 2? — Haley W., via Q: It seems like I’ve been Hollywood leading man, email waiting forever for “Teen Wolf” and Hitchcock, one of the A: Bruno Gunn plays the to return to MTV. When will greatest directors in movie brawny and vicious “Career they air the rest of season three? history, worked together. old clock that is designed to Duncan Phyfe pieces. — Linda, Tribute” from District 2. And — Joshua B., via email look like a miniature fireplace. Sarasota, Fla. while Bruno certainly is brawny, A: You still have a couple of ➤ On Nov. 15, 1957, Nikita I have been looking for just A: I examined the pictures he is anything but vicious. The more months to wait — until Khrushchev challenges such a clock for a long time you sent, and the answer is no. Canton, Ohio, native is one of Monday, Jan. 6, at 10:00 p.m. United States to a missile and hope you can put me in Duncan Fife moved from the nicest people I’ve ever inter- ET/PT, to be exact. However, “shooting match,” claim- contact with him. — Jo Ann, Scotland to New York in 1791. viewed, and he’s just as thrilled I do have some good news to ing that the Soviet Union West Warwick, R.I. Several years later, he changed to be in “Catching Fire” as you share to help ease the pain of had missile superiority Q: I have two older toys: a A: When I answer a letter his name from Fife to the more are to see him in it. waiting: MTV announced that over the United States. tin mechanical Ferris wheel from a reader, it is immediately elegant Phyfe and listed him- Upon getting the news that the hit series will return for a He also claimed that the and a rocket ride. Both are shredded. If it is an email, it is self as a cabinetmaker. Within he’d be playing Brutus, Bruno fourth season in 2014 with 12 United States did not have in their original boxes and in deleted. This is done for secu- a decade, he was building and told me: “It was life-changing new episodes. Additionally, the intercontinental ballistic excellent condition. I would rity purposes. About 25 years designing furniture. All authen- news. It’s life-changing informa- network will debut the new talk rockets; “If she had,” the like to know the value of each ago, I published an item about tic Duncan Phyfe pieces are tion when you get something show, “Wolf Watch,” set to air Russian leader sneered, so I can sell them. — Connie, a woman who had a doll collec- from this early period. Your like this. I have been fortunate weekly after each “Teen Wolf” “she would have launched Surprise, Ariz. tion. I shared her address with pieces are, of course, from a enough to be working for the episode. A: One of the best sources another reader, and several much later, since the Fine Arts past 15 years doing guest stars her own sputnik [satel- for vintage toys is Ted Hake, weeks later she was burglar- Company of Grand Rapids and small roles and indepen- Write to Cindy at King lite].” an expert and collector who ized and her dolls stolen. That operated from 1925 until it dent films. And then something Features Weekly Service, ➤ On Nov. 13, 1969, in conducts periodic auctions. taught me a valuable lesson. I eventually closed in 1977. of this caliber comes along P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Washington, protesters He purchases vintage toys and simply don’t share this type of — I was thrilled. Absolutely 32853-6475; or e-mail her at stage a symbolic “March also consigns certain items information so I can’t help you, Write to Larry Cox in care of thrilled. I mean, it’s one of those [email protected]. Against Death” with more to his auctions. Contact Hake except to report that several King Features Weekly Service, moments you’ll never forget the than 45,000 participants, c/o Hake’s Americana and such clocks are available on P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL rest of your life, to say the least.” © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. each with a placard bear- Collectible Auction, P.O. Box eBay, as mentioned in my origi- 32853-6475, or send e-mail to And while the training was ing the name of a soldier 444, York, PA 17405; Ted@hakes. nal column. [email protected]. Due intense, Bruno who had died in Vietnam. com; and http://www.hakes. • • • to the large volume of mail he had a blast film- The march lasted for com. Q: I have two tables that receives, Mr. Cox is unable to ing this movie: two days and two nights. • • • were made by the Fine Arts personally answer all reader “It was one of Q: I would like to find out Company of Grand Rapids, questions. Do not send any those things President Richard Nixon more information about Mich. They appear to be either materials requiring return mail. where every- was deeply angered by Bernie, the Albuquerque man end or tea tables. My ques- body was really the protests, but publicly who contacted you about an tion is whether they are real © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. focused on feigned indifference. doing their work ➤ On Nov. 11, 1973, the bringing their Soviet Union announces for your kids, fit in with school Another, more immediate “A” game. And at that, because of its oppo- schedules and provide the kind opportunity may be right in the same time, sition to the overthrow of rewarding experience you your neighborhood. Do you as focused and of the government of want them to have. have friends or neighbors with serious as every- Chilean President Allende, PAWS.org, for example, has pets? Are they willing to let your body was, it was it would not play a World several volunteer opportunities kids visit and play with their one of those Cup Soccer match against in the Lynnwood, Wash., area. dog or cat? Is there an elderly sets that had The shelter doesn’t allow kids relative or friend who needs a very relaxed, the Chilean team. It was under 18 to work directly with help walking their dog or taking fun vibe. We all the first time in the his- animals, but it hosts a special their cat to the veterinarian? knew what we tory of World Cup Soccer Day of Service for those 10 or Remember that, as the par- were doing with that a team had boycotted older to help spruce up its dog ent, you’ll need to supervise this massive over political issue DEAR PAW’S CORNER: We trail, and hosts a PAWSWalk your kids for many of these film, but at the © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. can’t have pets in our apart- each summer. Kids also can events or pet-care opportuni- same time, it ment, but I want to teach my choose to “donate their day” ties. But you’ll be giving them was fun. There children about responsibility — ask for donations to the key tools to be awesome pet was a fun vibe and compassion for animals. organization in lieu of birthday owners of the future. on set. We were Are there volunteer oppor- presents, for example. all just having a tunities for kids out there? That’s just one organization Send your questions or com- great time mak- — Jessica in Seattle in one area. Kids and parents ments to [email protected]. ing memories DEAR JESSICA: There cer- should search for local shelters My booklet “Fighting Fleas” is and friendships. tainly are volunteer opportu- and animal-rescue organiza- now available on Amazon. We did about nities for kids in most com- tions to see what volunteer or two to three munities. 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TUESDAY October 29, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 MUSEUM MEMORIES Tooele Valley Railroad connected area to Salt Lake and beyond t’s 3 in the afternoon on railroads. Up until the 1940s, a gorgeous October day. Tooeleans could even buy a tick- ISchool is out, and the last et on the passenger coaches to pickup football game has just Darrell Smith Salt Lake and beyond. My mem- finished on the lawn of the ories came later, and even into GUEST COLUMNIST Annex at the Tooele Central my teenage years, as my father School. No bloody noses today managed a Petroleum Bulk Plant in our rough and tumble game for Standard Oil Company at of tackle football. I can’t put it to the dumping spot at the Warner. Before I started driving, off any longer. It’s time to go International Smelter, but cost I would often ride with my dad home, but it’s so far to walk. a lot more in time and money as he delivered gas and oil prod- And then we feel the familiar to build. It was the most com- ucts throughout the county in vibration of Black Old Engine plex structure on the entire line his “big gas truck.” No. 11 as it slowly pushes its from Warner Depot on the west If you want to know every- gander of ore cars, led by the to the smelter on the east. The thing there is to know about the caboose complete with its whis- rail line was ready to go in 1909, Tooele Valley Railroad, but are tle and watchmen as it smokes but the trestle connecting east afraid to ask, come to the Sons its way with another load for to west wouldn’t happen until of Utah Pioneers Settlement the Tooele Smelter. We all con- three months later. Even then Canyon Chapter’s next educa- sidered doing it and some even it proved to be a little unstable, tional presentation Thursday, bragged that they had hitched and the train would have to slow Nov. 7 at 7:15 p.m. in the Tooele the train home from school, but to 7 mph to make the crossing. Senior Citizens Center. Entrance I don’t know anyone who really That instability problem is free. had done what we all wish we wasn’t solved until the digging of Emma Penrod, an award-win- could do. It was those same the Elton Tunnel. Started dur- ning contributor to the Tooele braggarts who would, a few ing the depression to connect Transcript-Bulletin, where she years later, lie about a kiss on the Salt Lake Valley to Tooele has written since 2008, will make the porch after their first date. Valley, it proved only margin- the Tooele Valley Railroad come A hitch home would drop me ally successful for the purpose DARRELL SMITH alive with stories, slides and one-half block from my house, of its construction. It did how- The old Tooele Valley Railroad Trestle sits protectively over the picturesque 13th hole at Oquirrh Hills golf course. little known histories. Emma has just as the tracks made their ever provide plenty of waste authored a new book of images slight northeast turn toward rock that was then hauled on a instead of the usual 7 mph. from a spur line that enabled the could be invented. of the Tooele Valley Railroad that New Town Station and on to the spur line to the trestle, where it Elton Tunnel wasn’t the coal to be dumped from above. Fond memories for me came just came out in September. trestle spanning the gorge at the nicely filled in and strengthened only spur line off the original For kids living in Newtown, it with the western most stop at The author would thank mouth of Middle Canyon. the old timber construction. Tooele Valley Railroad. As a kid was a natural although dirty and Warner Depot. Warner Depot, Emma’s new book, “The That wooden trestle at Middle With that new stabilization, I remember the coal yard just dangerous playground, as it was called Tooele Depot, spliced Tooele Valley Railroad, Arcadia Canyon saved the Tooele Valley fully loaded trains could now off Vine and Seventh Streets. It easy to climb into the rafters the TVRR to the Union Pacific, Publishing” for much of the fac- Railroad a little time getting careen over the trestle at 15 mph seems the coal bin was filled where all kinds of adventures Western Pacific and Rio Grande tual history in this column.

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SHS students to participate in honorary organization for high sion is shaping lives through Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat school and middle school the- theater education by honoring The International Thespian ater students located at more student achievement in theater Society, a division of the than 3,900 affiliated secondary and enriching their theater edu- Educational Theatre Association, schools across America, Canada cation experience; supporting is pleased to announce the par- and abroad. The mission of ITS teachers by providing profes- ticipation of Stansbury High is to honor student achieve- sional development, network- School’s Thespian troupe 7487 in ment in the theater arts. High ing opportunities, resources, the Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat school inductees are known as and recognition; and influenc- program. Trick or Treat So Kids “Thespians” and junior high/ ing public opinion that theater Can Eat is a national community middle school inductees are education is essential and builds service program for ITS-member known as “Junior Thespians.” ITS life skills. EdTA operates the schools to collect canned and is a division of the Educational International Thespian Society, dry goods for local charities and Theatre Association. an honorary organization that COURTESY OF STARLA SHEFFIELD food banks. has inducted more than 2 million The Tooele Music Teachers Association Ensemble Recital was held Oct. 11, featuring the students of Jenean Theatre students from Stansbury About the Educational Theatre theater students since its found- Christensen, Starla Sheffield, Denise Ekblad, Kimberly Gumucio and Valerie Evensen. The performers were encouraged to dress in costumes to match their songs. High School will be dressed in Association ing in 1929. EdTA also publishes costumes to collect food dona- The Educational Theatre “Dramatics,” a monthly maga- tions during the local Trick or Association is a national non- zine for high school theater stu- Treat activities Oct. 31. These profit organization with approxi- dents, and “Teaching Theatre,” donations will go to benefit The mately 90,000 student and pro- a quarterly journal for theater Tooele Food Bank. Thousands of fessional members. EdTA’s mis- education professionals. pounds of food will be collected Hurry – this offer ENDS SOON! in one night across the state, giv- ing organizations the ability to help thousands of local people. Find us on Facebook! About the International TOOELE In today’s uncertain Thespian Society TRANSCRIPT Share Certificate The International Thespian BULLETIN Society, founded in 1929, is an economy, many people are faced

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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 29, 2013 TELL ME A STORY ‘The Spell of the Blacksmith’s Wife’

(a Scottish tale) quickly suggested an idea: “Let’s change beds adapted by Amy Friedman and tonight, and that way I shall share your burden, illustrated by Meredith Johnson brother.” Iain agreed, and the moment he was in nce upon a time, long ago, two brothers Graham’s bed, he fell fast asleep. An hour later, worked as apprentices to a blacksmith. when all was quiet, the blacksmith’s wife slipped OIain and Graham were hardworking lads into the loft and placed a bridle over Graham’s and fast learners. For some time all was well. head. As she did, he felt himself transforming Iain, the younger brother, was always ready with from a strapping lad into a mighty stallion. He a joke and a smile, and Graham was strong and followed the witch out of the barn. devoted to his craft. The blacksmith was pleased Soon she was kicking him and whipping him with their work. as he galloped across the moor. He felt the wind But the blacksmith’s wife feared the boys in his face and the sweat on his brow as they might steal her husband’s trade, and so she raced under the moonlight. When they reached decided she must do something. the top, true to the Iain’s tale, she locked the As time passed, Iain began to grow thin and horse into a stable and ran off to the hall to pale. His beautiful smile faded, and he lost his dance with the other witches. ability to concentrate. His hands grew wob- As Graham waited and watched from the bly and unsure. Graham noticed this, and he stable, he felt an itch on his face. He rubbed his noticed the usually cheerful Iain was always head against the wooden post. As he did, he cranky. One autumn night, in the loft above the noticed a nail sticking out of the post. Using the barn, Graham sat down at his brother’s bedside. nail, he lifted the bridle and managed to slip it “Iain,” he whispered, “what’s wrong with you? over his head, and as soon as it was off, he was Maybe I can help fix whatever is wrong if you transformed again into the strong lad he was. confide in me.” He hid in the shadows until the witch Iain’s face grew paler and he began to tremble returned from her revels. When she walked in as he said, “No one can help me, I’m afraid, not the door, he leaped out and tossed the bridle even you, brother.” over her head. Sure enough, this time it was “Just tell me what’s wrong,” Graham replied. she who was transformed from the blacksmith’s “Surely you can tell me anything.” pretty wife into a beautiful mare. Iain looked around to make sure no one was Graham leaped on her back and now it was near, and then, still afraid, he leaned close to he who whipped and kicked and had that mare his brother and whispered, “It’s the blacksmith’s galloping. He pushed her to run faster and fast- wife. Every night she comes to my bedside and er until she was so out of breath that she nearly slips a bridle over my head. The minute she fainted. Soon they came to a forge run by a dif- does, I turn into a horse. She’s not what she ferent blacksmith. seems, Graham.” Graham stopped and called out to the smith, Naturally, this surprised Graham, but he had “I need this mare shoed!” no reason to doubt his brother’s honesty. So he Naturally, the blacksmith obliged. simply said, “Go on.” Afterward, Graham rode the mare back home, “She’s a witch, Graham, and she rides me over and when they returned to the barn, he lifted off the moor, whipping me and kicking me. After the bridle and released her from the spell. we’ve traveled for miles, she locks me in a sta- Once more, she looked like the blacksmith’s “Give me your hand,” he said, but she refused screamed in horror, but the brothers came and ble, and then I watch through a window as she pretty wife, but she hurried to bed and there she and slipped deeper under the blankets. told their story. With the blacksmith’s wife’s walks into a great hall at the top of the moor. stayed, refusing to come out from beneath the “Dear wife,” the blacksmith begged, “please hands in horseshoes as the brothers’ proof, There she dances with the other witches. When covers. do as the doctor says.” He begged and he whee- everyone knew. And so that very night, the they are finished, she rides me back home at full For days she lay there — faint and pale, refus- dled and he offered bribes, but she refused. blacksmith sent the witch away to cast her gallop. I’ve just enough time to close my eyes ing to budge. Her husband, the blacksmith, was At last, the doctor pulled back the blankets, spells elsewhere. before it’s time to awaken for work.” sick with worry. He called the doctor, and when and there were the horseshoes attached to Graham’s heart broke for his brother and he the doctor came, he reached to feel her pulse. her hands. When the blacksmith saw this, he SERVICE DIRECTORY B5

TUESDAY October 29, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 COMMUNITY NEWS Bones found in Salt GFWC Western States Regional the Junior’s project, “Advocates Conference for Children.” Workshops were Members of General held on the “Shot of Life,” “Heart Lake City house likely Federation of Women’s Clubs of Truth,” “Hugh O’Brian Youth Utah recently attended Western Leadership,” and the “Kettering States Regional Conference in Foundation.” Portland, Ore. Western States We enjoyed excellent tours Native American Regional President Kathy Janssen of the area, including Cannon (AP) SALT LAKE CITY — Utah they were able determine that of Alaska greeted members and Beach, Multnoma Falls, down- anthropologists have partially he lived off of mostly wild plants opened the conference. Oregon town Portland and the rose gar- solved the mystery of a set of and animals. President Jamie Rockwell wel- dens. The entertainment was bones found by a Salt Lake City The discovery of the bones comed all of us to Oregon. delightful at our banquets along man remodeling his house in was made on May 1 when a man Many areas of focus were with great guest speakers on May. was knocking out a section of the presented such as fundrais- matters concerning our commu- The state’s Department basement ceiling in his house. ing, membership, communi- nities. It was a wonderful confer- of Heritage and Arts say the He called police, and the bones cations and leadership. The ence and will be held in 2014 in bones likely belong to a Native were handed off to anthropolo- GFWC International President Washington. American man who lived at least gists to study. Anthropologists Mary Ellen Laister presented 100 years ago. They can’t pin- say the bones were likely moved the signature project, “Domestic point what decade he lived in or from the original burial site. Violence Awareness,” along with which tribe he belonged to but

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NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the main entrance of the Tooele County Courthouse, a/k/a the Third Judicial District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah, on Monday, December 2, 2013, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. of that day for the purpose of foreclos- ing a deed of trust origi- nally executed by Bren- don Barney and Court- ney Warr, in favor of Academy Mortgage Cor- poration, covering real property located at ap- proximately 254 South Park Street, Grantsville, Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly de- scribed as: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK 35, GRANTSVILLE CITY, THENCE RUNNING SOUTH 82.5 FEET; THENCE WEST 95.0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 82.5 FEET; THENCE EAST 95 FEET TO BE- GINNING. SITUATE IN TOOELE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. 01-102-0-0016 The current beneficiary of the trust deed is JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, and the record owner of the property as of the re- cording of the notice of default is Brendon Bar- ney and Courtney Warr. The trustee's sale of the aforedescribed real property will be made without warranty as to ti- tle, possession, or en- cumbrances. Bidders must be prepared to ten- der a cashier's check in the amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. The balance of the pur- chase price must be paid by cashier's check or wire transfer received by 12:00 noon the following business day. The trus- tee reserves the right to void the effect of the trustee's sale after the sale based upon infor- mation unknown to the trustee at the time of the sale, such as a bank- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- statement, or an agree- ment between the trustor and beneficiary to post- pone or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only re- course of the highest bidder is to receive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- FORMATION OB- TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. TUESDAY October 29, 2013 DATED this 17th day of TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN October, 2013 B7 Marlon L. Bates, suc- cessor trustee Apartments Homes for Homes for Homes Buildings Public Notices Public Notices ScalleyPublic Reading Notices Bates Public Notices for Rent Rent Rent Meetings Meetings HansenTrustees & Rasmussen, Miscellaneous P.C. LARGE 1BDRM 1bth 2500SQFT 5bdrm, 3bth, STANSBURY PARK $$SAVE MONEY If you build, remodel or LEPC AGENDA PUBLIC HEARING NO- 15 West South Temple, NOTICE OF TOOELE Serious inquiries only. 1/2 acre fenced No Large 4bdrm, 3bth Search Bank & HUD remove buildings you Agenda for the LEPC TICE Ste. 600 COUNTY SCHOOL DIS- w/d hook ups, a/c, smoking, small pet OK rambler, central ac, homes www.Tooele can place your classi- meeting to be held The Tooele County Plan- Salt Lake City, Utah TRICT $500/dep, $535- $1200/mo $1200/dep. 2 car garage, finished BankHomes.com fied ad in 45 of Utah's Wednesday, October 30, ning Commission will 84101 PRECINCT 7 BOARD $585/mo. No pets, No 278 E 400 N basement. $1495/mo Berna Sloan (435) newspapers for only 2013 at 1:30 p.m. at the hold a Public Hearing on Telephone: (801) MEMBER VACANCY Smoking. Owner/ agent (435)882-6390 5469 N Geneva Way 840-5029 Group 1 $163. for 25 words ($5. Tooele County Emer- November 6, 2013 at 531-7870 The Tooele County (435)830-6518 (off Village Blvd 165 E) for each additional gency Management 7:00p.m. in the Audito- Business Hours: 9:00 Board of Education has 2BDRM 1BTH, near Davidson Realty BEAUTIFUL NEW word). You will reach Building, 15 East 100 rium at the Tooele a.m. to 5:00 p.m. accepted the resignation LARGE 1BDRM apart- schools, huge yard, (801)466-5078 HOME, 1042 S 1050 W up to 340,000 house- South, Tooele, Utah, in County Building, 47 Trustee No. 51121-912 of Jeff Hogan from the ment, $425/mo , washer, dryer, no www.dripm.com Tooele, approximately holds and all you do is the Emergency Opera- South Main, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- Tooele County School $400/dep. New carpet, smoking, background 1450sf finished, 3bdrm call the Transcript Bul- tions Training room. Utah to consider the fol- script Bulletin October District Precinct 7, effec- No smoking and no check, $900/mo, 2bth, lots of upgrades, letin at 882-0050 for all 1. Welcome- Chairman, lowing item: 29, November 5 & 12, tive November 1, 2013. STOCKTON. LARGE pets. Call Dave $500/dep, utilities paid. $195000, must see! the details. (Mention LEPC VAC 2013-2 Right-of- 2013) The Board will select an ranch house w/animal (435)882-4473. (435)884-0825 Call or text anytime UCAN Classified Net- 2. Approve September way vacation of the pub- interim appointment to rights, 4bdrm, two car work) minutes lic dedication of Whis- serve through December 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 435-850-9973 Eli. NICE APARTMENT 28 garage, wood stove, 3. Haz Mat reports- pering Horse Drive to be Public Notices 2014, the remaining pe- home for rent, no smok- South 6th Street, propane furnace, water Planning on selling your Bucky Whitehouse made a private road, lo- Water User riod of his term. Any can- ing/ pets. 882-1550 Tooele, 2bdrm By East heater. Comes w/dish- home, you could be Financial 4. Review upcoming cated east of and adja- didate must maintain a washer, stove. No re- Deadline for public no- Elementary. Four-plex EAST TOOELE, 3bdrm, sending your sales Services training cent to Droubay Road, primary residence within frigerator, washer or tices is 4 p.m. the day building w/on-site laun- 2bth newer home, two- points to up to 340,000 5. Jesse Valenzuela, north of Erda Way the Tooele County dryer provided. Fin- prior to publication. dry. Water, sewer, gar- level, deck, $850/mo, households at once. BANKRUPTCY ON A Emergency Services For questions please call School District Precinct 7 ished walk-out base- Public notices submit- bage included. double car garage, For $163. you can BUDGET *$350 Aspire 6. Roundtable the County Planning (Voting Districts included ment, ideal for ted past the deadline $675/mo $400/dep. sprinkling system. place your 25 word Credit Solutions. Stop 7. Next meeting- Nov 27, staff (435) 843-3274 are Dugway, Grantsville mother-in-law apart- will not be accepted. (801)792-8412 Available immediately! classified ad to all 45 Garnishments Now!! 2013 Dated this 9th day of Oc- 1.1, 3.1, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2, 6, ment. $1100/mo, UPAXLP www.guardrightprop- newspapers in Utah. Bankruptcy/Credit Re- 8. Adjourn tober 2013. Ophir, Rush Valley, ONE BEDROOM base- $1100/dep. No smok- erty.com 801-842-9631 Just call the Transcript pair. Get a Fresh Start. (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Stockton, Terra and Ver- ment apartment. ing, no inside pets w/o Bulletin at 882-0050 for aspirecreditsolution. script Bulletin October script Bulletin October Public Notices non); be and remain a $475/mo plus FOR RENT: Trailers, 2 & additional deposit. Call all the details. (Mention com 801-446-8216 Li- 24 & 29, 2013) 17, 29 & November 5, Miscellaneous qualified voter; and take $300/dep. 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Legal Relief FAST Much sion will meet in a public ted past the deadline 2bth, living, family www.tooeletran Deadline for public no- tact the Tooele County 3 bedroom apts. Prices Loan Modification Serv- LOWER payments. Call hearing and Business will not be accepted. room, fully fenced, script.com tices is 4 p.m. the day Clerk’s Office at (435) starting at $840. Call ices. Free consultation. Student Hotline meeting scheduled for UPAXLP $1100/mo, $1400/dep. prior to publication. 843-3140. Danielle (435)882-6112 Call Preferred Law 855-380-1487 (ucan) Wednesday, November (435)841-4038 Public notices submit- ANNOUNCEMENT OF A letter of interest should for info. 1-800-873-3191 (ucan) 13, 2013 the City Coun- ted past the deadline Mobile Homes Guaranteed Income For APPOINTMENT AND be addressed to Maresa GREAT 4BDRM House cil Chambers, located at will not be accepted. TOOELE City, mouth of Your Retirement Avoid NOTICE TO CREDI- Manzione, Board Presi- TOOELE 2BDRM base- 2bth, finished base- 90 N Main Street, UPAXLP ment, washer, clothes- ment, $900/mo, Settlement Canyon, 2006 2BDRM 2BTH market risk & get guar- Tooele, Utah. TORS dent, Tooele County Estate of Leota Brady School District Office at line, partially furnished, $900/dep. Call deer will be your near- Fleetwood, central air, anteed income in retire- Public Hearing to vacate NOTICE OF TRUS- Winkler, Deceased. 92 Lodestone Way, $650/mo $400/dep, (801)718-1564. English est neighbors! Totally $275 lot rent includes ment! CALL for FREE existing public utility and TEE'S SALE Probate No. 133300089 Tooele, Utah 84074. The background & credit and Espanol. In Tooele, renovated home, 2bdrm water, sewer, garbage. copy of our SAFE drainage easements be- The following described Melvin Winkler, whose deadline for receipt of check, utiliies paid, 635 N Eastcrest. 1bth, single garage $20,000. (435)841- MONEY GUIDE Plus tween lots 914 of Carr real property will be sold address is 636 Eastridge the letter is November 8, huge yard, near school. w/opener. Available im- 2829 (801)201-5272 Annuity Quotes from Fork Subdivision Plat 9 at public auction to the Dr., Tooele, UT 84074. 2013, no later than 4:00 (435)884-0825 HOMES available to pur- mediately. $850/mo. A-Rated companies! (914 North 1480 East) highest bidder, purchase has been appointed the p.m. chase for LOW IN- (801)842-9631 www. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 800-356-1328 (ucan) and lot 1201 of Carr Fork price payable in lawful Personal Representative Interviews with the can- TOOELE: Large fur- COME buyers with guardrightproperty.com home for rent, no smok- Subdivision Plat 11 to al- money of the United Have Payday Loans? of the above-entitled es- didates will be held on nished basement apart- good credit. Berna ing/ pets. 882-1550 low for combination of States of America at the TOOELE DUPLEX, Want to GET RID of tate. Creditors of the es- Tuesday, November 12, ment. Bedroom, living Sloan (435)840-5029 approximately 90 ft of lot time of sale, at the main 3bdrm, 1.5bth, large liv- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Payday Loans? Get tate are hereby notified 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at the room, kitchen, bath, Group 1 Real Estate. 1201 to be combined entrance of the Tooele ing room. New linoleum home for rent, no smok- Payday companies out to: (1) deliver or mail Tooele County School storage room, laundry with lot 914. County Courthouse, NICE 3BDRM, 2bth, 1 and carpet, washer. ing/ pets. 882-1550 of your pocket now! their written claims to the District Office located at room and outside stor- Pursuant to the Ameri- a/k/a the Third Judicial car garage, small back dryer, large fenced Call Now! No obliga- Personal Representative 92 Lodestone Way, age shed. No smoking, cans with Disabilities District Court, 74 South yard, patio, 1 level backyard & patio, close tion. 1-800-928-2045 at the address above; (2) Tooele, Utah. no pets. Utilities in- Act, individuals needing 100 East, Tooele, Utah, home. $300/dep, to Northlake elementary (ucan) deliver or mail their writ- The interviews will take cluded $650/mo, O ce Space special accommodation on Monday, December $750/mo, 581 W 700 S. school. No smoking, no ten cliams to the Per- place in an open board $650/dep during this meeting 2, 2013, at the hour of (435)882-8137 pets. Utilities included. sonal Representative's meeting. (435)241-0472 should notify Rachelle 9:30 a.m. of that day for $900/dep, $900/mo. Public Notices attorney of record, Jaime (Published in the Tran- NICE TOOELE 3bdrm, FOR LEASE Office/ Custer, City Planner at the purpose of foreclos- (435)241-0472 Meetings Topham, at the following script Bulletin October 2bth, w/d, 2 car garage, Business Space (435)843-2130 or TDD ing a deed of trust origi- Homes for address, 291 N Race 29, 31, November 5 & 7, RV parking, new car- Utilities included. 52 (435) 843-2180. nally executed by Bren- TOOELE, 2BDRM 1bth Deadline for public no- Street, Grantsville, UT 2013) Rent pet. Utilities included. South Main. 1mo (Published in the Tran- don Barney and Court- fenced yard, brand new tices is 4 p.m. the day 84029; or (3) file their No smoking/ pets free. (602)826-9471 script Bulletin October ney Warr, in favor of carpet, paint, linoleum, prior to publication. written claims with the REQUEST FOR PRO- WHY RENT When You $1250/mo. Travis 15, 22, 29 & November Academy Mortgage Cor- NO PETS, available im- Public notices submit- Clerk of the District POSALS FOR SERV- Can Buy? Zero down (801)232-2166 5, 2013) poration, covering real mediately. $725/mo. ted past the deadline Court in Tooele County, ICES & Low Income pro- property located at ap- Off-street parking, stor- Buildings will not be accepted. or otherwise present GRANTSVILLE CITY grams, 1st time & Sin- OVERLAKE, 4BDRM, proximately 254 South age unit. Water, sewer, UPAXLP their claims as required CORPORATION gle parent programs, 2.5bth, double car ga- Park Street, Grantsville, garbage included. by Utah law within three MAINTENANCE OF Berna Sloan (435) rage tri-level rambler, METAL ROOF/ WALL Tooele County, Utah, (801)842-9631 www. months after the date of CITY PARKS 840-5029 Group 1 $1195/mo. (801)842- Panels, Pre-engineered and more particularly de- guardrightproperty.com first publication of this Grantsville City Corpora- 9631 www.guardright Metal Buildings. Mill scribed as: notice or forever be tion is accepting state- 1-2BDRM HOME, RV property.com TOOELE, 3BDRM, prices for sheeting coil Tooele County’s BEGINNING AT THE barred. ments of qualifications parking, new carpet/ 1.5bth, roomy, spa- are at a 4 year low. You NORTHEAST CORNER WHY RENT when you Date of first publication: and proposals from new furnace, w/d hook- cious, big fenced yard, get the savings. 17 Col- Marketplace OF LOT 1, BLOCK 35, can buy? Call for a October 29, 2013. qualified persons or ups, $650/mo plus utili- close to schools, no ors prime material, cut GRANTSVILLE CITY, companies for the main- free pre approval Me- TOOELE Jaime Topham ties, $600/dep. No pets, no smoking, to your exact length. TRANSCRIPT THENCE RUNNING lanie 840-3073 Secu- 291 N Race Street tenance of the Grants- smoking/ pets. Refer- $1050/mo, $600/dep. CO Building Systems BULLETIN SOUTH 82.5 FEET; rity National Mort- Grantsville, UT 84029 ville City parks from ences required. (435)882-1867 or 1-800-COBLDGS THENCE WEST 95.0 gage. 435-884-3426 March 1, 2014 until Oc- (435)882-7094 (435)840-2224 (ucan) FEET; THENCE NORTH (Published in the Tran- tober 31, 2014. Experi- 82.5 FEET; THENCE script Bulletin October ence in this type of work EAST 95 FEET TO BE- 29, November 5 & 12, is preferred. A written GINNING. SITUATE IN 2013) statement of qualifica- TOOELE COUNTY, tions and fee for Sched- STATE OF UTAH. SUMMONS ule “1”, Schedule “2”, 01-102-0-0016 Civ. No. 134300398 Schedule “3”, Schedule Tooele Valley Homes & Lots! The current beneficiary FRANK L. POWELL, “4” and Schedule “5” will of the trust deed is Petitioner vs. LACY be accepted at the JPMorgan Chase Bank, HAMILTON, Respon- Grantsville City Offices, 37 E 1810 N, Tooele 662 W 810 N, Tooele National Association, dent. located at 429 East Main and the record owner of THE STATE OF UTAH Street, Grantsville, Utah the property as of the re- TO: LACY HAMILTON 84029 until 2:00 p.m. on cording of the notice of You are hereby sum- Friday, November 15, default is Brendon Bar- moned and required to 2013. Please contact ney and Courtney Warr. file an answer in writing Joel Kertamus, Public The trustee's sale of the to the Verified Petition Works Director tele- aforedescribed real for Paternity, Custody, phone (435) 884-0627, property will be made Support and Parent or by email at rjkertamus without warranty as to ti- Time with the Clerk of @qwestoffice.net with tle, possession, or en- Very Clean and Open Floor Plan the above entitled Court, any questions or specifi- Great home with 5 beds and 2 1/2 baths. cumbrances. Bidders located at 47 South Main cations in order to re- @"#$/-="D"#!&.-="E!',")$1$2")!%,/2*5"E!-&$2" must be prepared to ten- I.'-"#$!%&'(%)"D"-&02*".03$"',"J1$2)!7$".!-",$C")!3',!&$"<002',8="!")01$)*"0;$,"(!3')*"2003"!,/"(20,&"20035"I.$2$"'-"!"(%,"" Street, Tooele, Utah, spond to this RFQ/RFP. #$/2003"C'&."3!-&$2"#!&.5"F$!%&'(%)"7'&4.$,"C'&." der a cashier's check in (!3')*"2003"0,"&.$"-$40,/"<002"K%-&";$2($4&"(02"&.$"7'/-9"I.$"#!-$3$,&"'-"(2!3$/"!,/";!2&'!))*"-.$$&"2047$/5"$ stainless steal appliances. $ and to serve upon, or Any RFQ/RFPs submit- 209,900 179,900 the amount of mail to Scott A. Broad- ted after November 15, $20,000.00 at the sale. head, attorney for the 2013 at 2:00 p.m. will not The balance of the pur- Petitioner, P.O. Box be considered. Grants- 812 E Bates Canyon RD, Tooele 435 Bevan Way,ay Tooele chase price must be paid 1141, Tooele, Utah ville City will not accept by cashier's check or 84074, a copy of said any RFQ/RFP submittal wire transfer received by answer, within 30 days by facsimile, electronic 12:00 noon the following after service of this sum- transmission or any business day. The trus- mons upon you. method other than stated tee reserves the right to If you fail to do so, judg- above. void the effect of the ment by default will be Grantsville City reserves trustee's sale after the taken against you for the the right not to issue a sale based upon infor- relief demanded in said RFQ/RFP and to cancel mation unknown to the petition which has been or modify this solicitation trustee at the time of the filed with the Clerk of at any time if it deems, in Beautiful East Bench 5 bed 3 bath home 5.00 acre home with 5 beds and 3 baths sale, such as a bank- said Court and a copy of its sole discretion that B$C"&')$"#!&.2003=".!,/"-42!;$/"C00/"<002-=" ruptcy filing, a loan rein- which is hereto annexed such measures are in WOW this beautiful property comes with 14 acre feet of water! A 500 tree operating orchard. A fully operational green house and enclosed patio with a hot tub. Beautiful big land- statement, or an agree- and herewith served Grantsville’s best inter- !"#$!%&'(%)"(%))*"+,'-.$/".0%-$"!,/"-0"1$2*"3%4."302$5"6("*0%"!2$")007',8"(02"!".03$"',"&.$"40%,&2*"&.'-"'-"'&99"$ -4!;$/"#!47*!2/"!,/"3%4."302$5"$ 589,900 209,900 ment between the trustor upon you. ests. It is anticipated and beneficiary to post- DATED this 10th day of that the RFP/RFQs will pone or cancel the sale. October, 2013. be formally considered 5509 N. Windsor Way, Stansbury 827 S. Deer Hollow Rd., Tooele 55 E. Main, Ophir If so voided, the only re- Scott A. Broadhead and awarded at the City course of the highest Attorney for Petitioner Council meeting on No- bidder is to receive a full (Published in the Tran- vember 20, 2013 at the refund of the money paid script Bulletin October 7:00 p.m. meeting. A to the trustee. THIS IS 15, 22 & 29, 2013) pre-bid meeting will be AN ATTEMPT TO COL- held on Thursday, No- LECT A DEBT. 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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Ardeth Houde visits her alma mater Tooele High School, looking at items from the time she went to school. Ardeth continued from page B1 that I could discuss the law with,” she said. She said that she was uncom- fortable commenting in class. However, she considered her male classmates friendly and accepting. “Most of the male students were older, returned missionaries or WWII vets, so they were more mature than younger students might have been,” Ardeth said. Overall, Ardeth was happy with her law school experience and Dinner includes: graduated from the University of • Roasted Royal Chicken • Queen’s Vegetable Choice Utah in 1957 with both her B.A. and J.D. in law, a new husband, • King’s Potatoes • Millennium Cake and a strong commitment to Join Stallion Drama as we celebrate our the legal system, education, and forging new paths for women. competition at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, After law school, Ardeth and her Renaissance costumes encouraged! husband, Robert Houde, moved to Rochester, N.Y. Book Early, Limited Tickets Available! Ardeth said, “Moving from Tooele to New York was very eye- Tickets Available at www.stansburyhighdrama.org opening.” COURTESY OF ARDETH HOUDE Ardeth Houde and her friends rest in the grass.

It was also impossible for her acknowledged that a career like situation that many children to find a job as a female attorney. this can take an emotional toll. experience, and participating in Even though she was the first She said, “I sometimes think volunteer organizations that ben- woman to ever pass the New York I can’t possibly see one more efit children. She said that these Now Open neglect case worse than what I’ve situations are getting much more State Bar in the Rochester area, no law firms would hire her. She seen before, but I always do.” prolific than when she started remembered going to every law However, the emotional burden working for Legal Aid. Ardeth firm in the Power’s Building in has been alleviated over the years said that in the state of New York, Pankratz as social workers began to deal Rochester looking for a job, only the judges in family courts are so to be turned down repeatedly. more directly with the children, overloaded that the state has now Instead, she spent the next several and Ardeth’s direct involvement appointed Attorney Magistrates years working as a secretary or with children became more lim- to assist judges in reviewing chil- social worker. ited as she worked as an appel- dren’s cases. In 1961, Ardeth and her hus- late attorney. It wasn’t always like Ardeth’s strong feelings about band moved to Ann Arbor, Mich., that, though. She used to work education from children comes where Bob pursued his Ph.D. at directly with her children clients, from her family’s schooling depth. and remembered a young girl the University of Michigan. While Between all of them, her four- who threw a phone at her because they were there, two important member family holds 10 college Ardeth told her that she was going things happened. First, Ardeth degrees, including degrees from to have to remove her from her and Bob became parents to both a prestigious schools like Wellesley, abusive home environment. son and daughter. Second, Betty CalTech, Duke, and MIT. Her hus- PATCH Friedan’s book “The Feminine “She was more upset about band Bob was formerly a college Mystique” was published in 1963. leaving her home than she was Open Monday about being raped by her father professor and director of research This book led to a cultural shift in for General Dynamics, working in thinking about women’s roles, and again that night,” Ardeth said. the fields of engineering, math, thru Saturday as a result, when Ardeth and Bob Ardeth said her experience over artificial intelligence, and speech moved back to Rochester in 1967, the years also taught her about Closed Sunday recognition. Ardeth’s son John, is she was finally able to find a job the importance of education. currently a professor of neuro- 1pm – 7pm Weekdays as an attorney. When she began working for Legal 10am – 7pm Saturday For the next nine years, Ardeth Aid in the 1970s, people were just science at UCSF. Her daughter, worked in a private practice, per- beginning to complain about the Stephanie, owns an Interface or by appointment forming legal work that included difficulties children were facing Computer Design company and drafting wills, legal research, and in American society and how was formerly a Senior Interaction incorporating companies. But that related to their education. Designer at Apple. Ardeth and her career really took off when However, Ardeth believed that Bob also have three granddaugh- she was hired by the Legal Aid society-at-large was unaware of ters. Society in 1976 as an attorney in just how bad things were until the Despite all of her experience, the Law Guardian department, “No Child Left Behind Act” was education, and success, Ardeth which was established in response introduced. remains firmly tied to her Tooele to growing concern over the way She said, “For the first time, roots. She is actively involved children were treated in the legal society became aware that many with the Tooele High Class of system. In the Law Guardian children were not even attending 1951, working to help build the Department, Ardeth worked as an school.” alumni scholarship fund at THS, Attorney for Children until 1991, Based on her experience, and still owns and maintains her when she began practicing as Ardeth said she feels that socio- parents’ home in Tooele. She the sole appellate attorney in the economic problems and lack of and her husband spend several family courts, and was once again education have led to many of weeks in the home each fall, mak- the only woman. She was also the problems that children face ing repairs and enjoying the fall appointed to the Attorneys for in society. She pointed out that weather in Utah. Children Panel, and even though many of the children she has As for retirement, Ardeth said, she officially retired in 2009, she worked with have no support at “I felt lost when I left the office in continues to serve on the panel, home, miss school, are frequently 2009,” so she continues to take moving, and are the victims of taking on two to three cases per cases each year, and will as long as year. domestic and sexual abuse. These possible. During her most recent After almost 40 years of rep- children are also dealing with an visit to Tooele, she was on-call, All Pumpkins resenting children in the legal increase in violence and decrease waiting for the police to arrest her system, Ardeth’s dedication to in responsibility among the current client before their next children and the law has only male population. Despite these upcoming court date. The client, become stronger. She works with obstacles, Ardeth said she strongly children who have been abused, believes that “it is so important to a 17 year-old single mother of a 2 neglected, or witnessed domestic get kids in school no matter what year old, is typical of Ardeth’s cur- $ 00 abuse in their home. She also their background.” rent cliental. Luckily, her client works with children who are One solution to the education has a not-so-typical attorney on or less criminals, in foster care or guard- problem that Ardeth suggested her side. She has an attorney who ianship programs, have been is to place children in dorms at has never been afraid to blaze a 3 deemed as PINS (persons in need schools in order to pull them away trail for woman and continues of supervision), or children whose from difficult home environments to work as an advocate for both parent’s rights have been termi- and allow them to get the educa- children and education. She has nated due to severe neglect or for tion they so desperately need. She a lawyer with almost 50 years of 150 North Coleman, Tooele other reasons. She has seen a lot acknowledges, though, that this is legal experience. She has a law- of heartbreaking situations, and unlikely to ever happen. However, yer who was born and raised in has worked hard to get children she also suggested that members Tooele, educated at the University 435-241-9328 placed into good environments of society can help by increasing of Utah, and one who loves chil- where they can thrive. Ardeth their awareness of the difficult dren. She has Ardeth Houde.