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Enjoy snapshots of 2006 See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN January 2, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 64 50¢ 2006 Top 10 Stories No nuke waste in Skull Valley A national lowed by government deci- uproar cre- sions, Tooele County’s image 1 ated by Utah as a hazardous waste dumping Top 10 leadersTop 10 and ground would have skyrock- stories of e nstories v i r o n of m e n - eted — something that state 2006 talists200 spelled6 and county leaders are trying the demise to avoid in their effort to lure of a plan to clean, environmentally-friend- store nuclear waste in Skull ly industry to Tooele County. Valley. The 12-year plan Environmentalists were for a massive facility to be concerned about the safety built on the Goshute Indian of storing highly radioactive Reservation in Skull Valley material in the state. was battered by decisions It was a perplexing situation from federal agencies during for county leaders because 2006. The plan now appears the project, which had been dead. The most devastating approved by the Nuclear damage came in September Regulatory Commission, when the Department of the would have pumped money Interior denied Private Fuel into county coffers from miti- Storage Inc.’s lease with the gation fees. These fees from Goshutes. companies in the west desert Without all the clamor are a major source of revenue against the nuclear site fol- for the county. Also, additional jobs would have been added. Commissioner Dennis Rockwell said that during the early years of the proposal, commissioners made sure the county would be compensat- ed well financially if the plan Photography / Troy Boman was to be “shoved down our Miller Motorsports Park opened in grand style in June with professional motorcyle racing. The action continued throughout the year with some throats.” After several years of of America’s top racing associations holding events at the new park. answering questions from reg- ulatory agencies about its pro- posed operation, Private Fuel Storage was issued a license Deseret Peak area set to boom from the NRC in February. The open- from all over the world to rezoned from agriculture/resi- ed the area quickly became The company’s plan was to ing of the $90 Tooele Valley. County leaders, dential to commercial, indus- a hot target for developers transport nuclear waste from 2 million world- realizing the potential of the trial and tourism zones. One — several wanted to develop power plants throughout the Top 10 classTo p 10 Miller surrounding area, created a reason for the rezoning was residential areas around the photography / Troy Boman nation to a facility on the res- stories of Motorsportsstories of buffer zone around the track to provide a barrier between park. Commissioners initially Goshute Skull Valley Tribal Band ervation in Skull Valley. Waste 2006 2006 Park near and complex to allow for an the track and residential areas placed a six-month morato- Chairman Leon Bear worked with would be stored there until a Deseret Peak expected commercial and to squelch noise, but the long- rium on development in the Private Fuel Storage Inc. to build a permanent disposal site could temporary high-level nuclear waste Complex in 2006 was big industrial boom in the area. term land-use implications area while they planned for storage facility on Goshute land in news, and throughout the Six square miles surround- were even more significant. Skull Valley. SEE WASTE ON A9 year the races drew people ing MMP and the complex were County leaders report- SEE MILLER ON A9 Tooele School District fastest growing in Utah Housing The Utah Johnsen attributed the mode since 2002 to address the To keep pace with the rapid who have moved or otherwise State Office growth to the trend of rapid problem of finding space for growth, the district needs to fill left the profession. prices of Education residential growth in Tooele the glut of students. The dis- 20 new teaching positions each Ground will be broken 3 recently ranked County over the past seven trict has built a junior high and year. In 2006 the district filled on the Stansbury Park High Top 10 Top 10 stories of Tooelestories County of years. elementary school, and remod- 90 teaching positions — new School in March, but it will 2006 School200 District6 According to Johnsen, the eled several other schools dur- positions and replacements skyrocket the fastest grow- district has been in building ing this time period. for retirees and other teachers SEE GROWING ON A3 With skyrock- ing school dis- eting residen- trict in the state. With the open- tial growth also ing of new schools, remodeling 4 came skyrocket- of existing schools and a des- Top 10 ing homeTop 10 prices perate need for teachers, rapid stories of stories of 2006 in Tooele2006 Valley growth in the district was one in 2006. The of the biggest stories of 2006. trend fattened The district’s growth rate for county coffers with tax reve- 2006 was 6.1 percent, almost nues and pleased existing hom- double the statewide average eowners, but it also left many of 3.2 and well ahead of the lower-income residents worried next fastest growing districts about being able to find afford- in Rich and Washington coun- able housing. ties at 4.8 percent. The average price for a sin- In 2006, the district grew gle-family home jumped from by 714 students for a total of $140,065 in 2005 to $171,342 11,793. And Tooele County through October, an increase of School District Superintendent 22 percent, according to data Mike Johnsen projects at least from the Wasatch Front Multiple 635 students will join the dis- Listing Service. This represents trict in 2007. Although the dis- the biggest single-year increase trict is rapidly growing, it is far in the past three years. Over behind the two largest districts that time period, average home in the state: Jordan with 77,396 prices have gone up by 39 per- students and Granite with cent. Despite rising prices, sales 69,048 students. volume for single-family homes The recent growth in Tooele was particularly hot through the County represents only a slight first three quarters of the year. cooling off from the 6.8 percent From January to September, 990 rate recorded in 2005, when homes sold, and that doesn’t the district was also the fastest photography / Troy Boman growing in the state. A teacher stands ready to help kids and parents during the first day of school at Harris Elementary in Tooele. SEE HOME ON A3

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Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Snowmobilers return to N. Idaho forests where last caribou roam by James Hagengruber “We’re hoping we’re on the Conservationists are willing to alpine caribou habitat in central with us,” he said. “They just stood mend,” Porter said Dec. 9. In the work with snowmobilers to find a British Columbia. The animals were there.” Wed 42/34 THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 1/3 NORDMAN, Idaho (AP) — The forest behind his shop, the snow solution, Sprengel said, but there’s common on all five blocks of land, Many snowmobile enthusiasts, Mostly cloudy. High 42F. Winds S whine of snowmobile engines again was already knee-deep. “The winter little room for compromise in the except the single tract where snow- including Spokane resident John at 5 to 10 mph. echoes through the national forest season is critical. If we only had Selkirks, the last mountain range in mobiling was allowed. There, the Bymers, believe the lawsuit to ban here. summer, it’d be really tough.” the contiguous United States with radio-collared animals showed up snowmobiling in caribou country The sound infuriates those seek- Snowmobilers appear to have the same mix of wildlife and fish during only one of the four winters was simply a smoke screen for what won the latest round in the high- species as when Lewis and Clark of the study period and at far fewer Thu ing to protect the Lower 48 states’ they say is a crusade by environ- 44/26 stakes legal pingpong match with explored the West. numbers than the habitat would 1/4 last herd of caribou but thrills local mentalists to push motorized sports business owners and riders from caribou advocates, but the issue “Even Glacier or Yellowstone have been expected to support, Few showers. Highs in the mid 40s is far from settled. This month, (national parks) can’t make that according to Seip’s research, which off public lands. The caribou law- and lows in the mid 20s. across the region who claim their Whaley will consider a request by claim,” he said. was shared this month in Spokane suit angered Bymers enough to join sport has little to do with the plight conservation groups to re-evaluate In Sprengel’s view, protecting at the semiannual meeting of the a snowmobile advocacy group that of the endangered animal. his decision to lift the snowmobil- caribou would also help save the International Mountain Caribou fights the creation of wilderness The forests on the west side of Fri 29/17 ing ban. few remaining wolverines, lynx, Technical Committee. areas. Priest Lake were largely silent last 1/5 Mark Sprengel, director of the fisher and grizzly bears that live in The research suggests that “We need to get involved and season after U.S. District Judge A few snow showers. Highs in the Selkirk Conservation Alliance, said the mountain’s virgin forests. He “snowmobiling actually should be speak up,” Bymers said, as he Robert Whaley banned grooming in upper 20s and lows in the upper time is running out for the rarest also believes the federal govern- restricted from all or most high- teens. response to a lawsuit from environ- unloaded his Ski-Doo from a trailer mammal in the lower 48 states. ment will soon extend Endangered quality caribou habitat,” said Leo mental groups. The federal judge last weekend for a day of riding Only 37 caribou remain in the herd Species Act protections for wolver- DeGroot, mountain caribou recov- near Priest Lake. “These people then went one step further and that wanders the Selkirk Mountains ines, fiercely reclusive carnivores ery coordinator for the B.C. Ministry Sat banned all snowmobiling on about who want it closed have a lot of 33/24 of North Idaho and southeastern that roam the same alpine bowls of Environment. money.” 1/6 300,000 acres. British Columbia. Sprengel said and avalanche chutes favored by But scientists also stress that Bymers said he and his wife, Snow showers at times. Highs in Shortly before the first snow fell caribou advocates will continue caribou and powder-hungry snow- caribou have been hurt by the loss the low 30s and lows in the mid this season, however, Whaley sur- to seek a ban on snowmobiling in mobilers. of old-growth forest and increased Kathy, started snowmobiling sev- 20s. prised both snowmobilers and envi- prime winter caribou habitat. He “If they think caribou are a prob- predation by wolves, cougars and eral years ago after bad knees made ronmentalists by reopening most said groups are also considering lem, wolverine are really going to bears. skiing difficult. of the national forest to motorized suing the state of Idaho to stop throw a monkey wrench into their Motorized sports groups and “It’s nice to get out of the house,” Sun 36/25 sports and trail grooming. snowmobiling and logging in the plans,” he said. some scientists believe silent sports Kathy Bymers said. “You’ve got to 1/7 Last week, grooming machines old-growth forests east of Priest At the heart of the issue is the _ namely snowshoeing and back- have a winter activity; you’ve got to A few snow showers. Highs in the again took to the trails around Lake. question of blame. Has backcoun- country skiing _ are more terri- have something to do here.” mid 30s and lows in the mid 20s. Priest Lake. Even before the trails The U.S. Forest Service is scram- try snowmobiling played a role in fying to caribou than machines. The couple even rode the trails ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content were groomed, though, snowmo- bling to develop a comprehensive caribou’s slide toward extinction? According to this line of thought, a Service last year when grooming was bilers began showing up to get plan to manage winter recreation A growing body of research sug- person gliding through the forest on banned. Without grooming, the reacquainted with what many con- in the area while still protecting gests backcountry winter recreation, skis is more likely to surprise a cari- trails were bumpy as a washboard- sider some of the finest riding in the caribou. The plan is expected to including snowmobiling and skiing, bou and be perceived as a predator ed road, but John Bymers said the Temps/Precipitation Northwest. be unveiled this month. Priest Lake forces caribou to flee to the few than a loud, fast machine. forest and mountain scenery made Ed Porter, owner of Priest Lake resorts and businesses hope the places left where humans don’t yet John Finney, a Sandpoint attor- Date High Low (prec./inches) the kidney-bruising ride worth it. Power Sports, couldn’t be happier. plan might quell the lawsuits and go to play. Environmentalists also ney and member of the Sandpoint Dec.Temps/Precipitation 28 35 27 .15 1 1/2 snow Plus, there were few other riders Dec. 29 33 19 .03 trace Business at his snowmobile sales add a degree of certainty to their point out that few places remain Winter Riders Snowmobile Club, DateDec. 30 High 33 16 Low (prec./inches) and rental shop was down 40 per- winter seasons. inaccessible to today’s lighter, more saw a caribou while riding in the on the trail. XXXXDec. 31 XX 31 XX 15 XX cent last season after the grooming Sprengel said the agency has a powerful machines. backcountry about 10 years ago. “That’s the one thing I’m con- Jan. 1 33 18 XXXX XX XX XX ban was instituted. The overall eco- track record of putting business Dale Seip, a scientist with the Finney said he didn’t try to approach cerned about with them grooming XXXX XX XX XX XXXXNed XX Bevan, XX Tooele’s XX weather nomic impact of the ban has been interests before science, and he B.C. Ministry of Forests, tracked the animal but simply watched from again,” he said, before slipping on XXXXobserver XX for XX the National XX Weather estimated at $10 million, according doubts the legal battles will end caribou over four recent winters a distance. his helmet and zooming off into the Service, reports that his recording sta- to court documents. anytime soon. on five separate tracts of prime “They didn’t have any problems snow-frocked forest. tionNed at 139Bevan, S. MainTooele’s received weather .18 observer inches forof precipitationthe National Weather between Service, Dec. 28reports and thatJan. his1 and recording a total stationof 1.23 atin 139December. S. Main receivedFor the XXX water inches year, of which precipitation began betweenOct. 1, 2006, XXXX Tooele XX and has XXXX received XX and 4.13 a Border crackdown fuels smugglers’ boom on U.S.-Mexico border totalinches of XXXX of precipitation. so far this month. The The normal nor- malfor thefor XXXXyear is is 18.49XX inches. inches of precipi- by Elliot Spagat gas tanks. three years. North Carolina. At the same border Chicago by van and bus.) tation. For the water year, which began Oct. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Smugglers in Arizona have Nowhere are smugglers more he crossed without help before, he Like an army in the field, smug- 1, 2005, Tooele has received XX inches of SAN DIEGO (AP) — Toughened hijacked loads of customers from prominent than Arizona — the paused — spooked by the deaths gling networks require layers of sup- precipitation. The normal for the year is rivals — in one case, resulting in a port. Entrepreneurs have remade 18.49 inches of precipitation. U.S. border enforcement has border’s desolate midsection and of hundreds of migrants who perish Subscriber Service prompted substantially more ille- highway shootout that killed four the central front in the U.S. gov- each year in the desert and con- Altar, where dozens of boarding people in 2003. In Tijuana, across houses have sprouted in recent IfSubscriber you haven’t Service received gal immigrants to hire smugglers to ernment’s struggle against illegal vinced that heightened enforcement help them cross over from Mexico from heavily fortified San Diego and crossings. would force him along obscure years and shuttle vans line the cen- yourIf newspaper you haven’t by 6:30 received p.m., — and competition among sophis- the world’s busiest border cross- According to AP’s analysis, of routes. tral square, where migrants gather pleaseyour newspaper call 882-0050 by and 6:30 our p.m., cus- ticated criminal networks for cus- ing, three bullet-ridden bodies were those who said they crossed the “I’d get lost if I tried alone, left to before they cross. Taco stands share pleasetomer representativecall 882-0050 and will our assist cus- tomers has spawned violence and found in May, covered with roasted border through one of three major die in the desert,” Sanchez said. space with a Red Cross trailer that tomeryou. Customer representative service will hours assist on sometimes death. chickens. Spanish slang for a smug- Arizona corridors, 55 percent hired So Sanchez agreed to pay a smug- treats migrants for blisters, para- you.Tuesday Customer and Thursdayservice hours nights on The evidence is abundant in gler includes “pollero,” literally a a smuggler last year. That compared gler $1,500 to get him to Phoenix Tuesdayare 6:30 p.m. and until Thursday 8 p.m. nights border boomtowns, where human poultry handler. to 28 percent in 2003 and 18 percent — like many, he would pay nothing SEE BOARDER ON A9 are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. traffickers rustle together flocks of “It’s become a very good busi- in 2000. unless he crossed successfully. immigrants for the journey north. ness — more dangerous, but a good Along the entire border the num- Over a two-week span he tried to business,” said Daniel Rivera, 63, Tooele Further evidence comes from tens bers were slightly lower: 47 per- cross four times in groups of about ������ who recruits migrants walking the ���������� of thousands of interviews of ille- cent of respondents in 2005 hired 20 people, but the Border Patrol ���������������� streets of Tijuana. ������� ����������������� gal border crossers in surveys by a smuggler, up from 20 percent in nabbed him each time. After being � The Border Patrol has grown a Mexican government-funded 2003 and 16 percent in 2000. dumped back into Mexico, Sanchez “We Are Your Neighborhood from 8,400 agents in 1999 to 12,400 Family Theatre” �������������� research institution, which were For Meliton Aurelio Sanchez, hir- would return to the bustling bor- �������������� ��������� agents today and is projected to 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. analyzed by The Associated Press. ing a smuggler became a life-and- der boomtown of Altar, a 90-minute ������������� ������������������ reach 18,000 by the end of 2008. “What was once a discretionary (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 President Bush dispatched the death question. drive from the Arizona state line. ������ expense has now become a neces- Tickets are now available online ����������� ���������� National Guard to the border last The 42-year-old father of three Mexicans who are arrested are typi- at www.movieswest.com sity,” said Jorge Santibanez, who ��������������� ��������������� spring and recently signed legisla- from Mexico’s Veracruz state didn’t cally freed within 24 hours, after a oversaw the surveys while presi- th st ��������������� ������������������� tion to erect 700 miles (1,126 kilo- bother hiring a smuggler in 2001 quick stop at jail for fingerprints. �������������� ���������������� dent of Tijuana-based El Colegio de Dec. 28 - Jan 1 meters) of fencing from California when he and a friend hiked two (Sanchez eventually got across. In a ������������ ���������������� la Frontera Norte. *Times & Shows Subject to Change to Texas. Meanwhile, the govern- days across the border near Naco, later phone interview from Durham, ��������� AP’s examination of the sweeping * ment is buying sensors, unmanned Arizona, eventually settling in North North Carolina, where he landed a ������������ ������ data found the use of smugglers on aircraft and other border security Carolina to make $6 an hour as a $10-an-hour carpentry job, he said Night at the Museum ����������� ������������� the rise among those surveyed. The ����������� ��������������������� gadgets. carpenter. he paid $1,800 to a smuggler to be Dly: 12:05, 2:20, 4:35, 7:10, 9:30 interviewees were border crossers ������������ ������������ A senior official at the U.S. Sanchez eventually returned guided across the Rio Grande near Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:35, 7:10 (PG) ������������������ ������������ who returned to Mexico within three home and in May set off again for Laredo, Texas, and be shuttled to ������������� ������������ Department of Homeland Security years or were caught and kicked out said the fact that migrants are * ��������������� ������������ by the Border Patrol. ����������� ������������ increasingly relying on smugglers The Holiday About half of those surveyed in shows that heightened border Dly: 12:50, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 ����������� 2005 said they had hired a smuggler. ������������� �������������������� enforcement is working. Sun: 12:50, 4:00, 7:00 (PG-13) ����������� ����������������� That compared to about 1 in 3 in The trend of hiring smugglers is ���������������� ����������������� 2004 and just 1 in 6 in 2000. “a natural outgrowth of the fact that ������������� ���������������������� * The actual percentage of illegal we have more control,” said Ralph Charlotte’s Web ��������������� immigrants who hire smugglers Basham, commissioner of U.S. �������������� ����������������� may be even higher than what the Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:10 ������������� �������������� Customs and Border Protection, AP analysis found. That’s because Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (G) ��������������� �������������� which oversees the Border Patrol. ��������������� �������������� people may hesitate to admit they He expects it will continue. hired someone to commit a crime. * ���������� Critics say the border crackdown We Are Marshall ����������� ���������������� And the survey excludes those who isn’t working, that the U.S. govern- ������������ ����������������� made it across and remain in the ment’s own estimates suggest the Dly: 12:45, 4:05, 7:10, 9:55 ����������� �������� United States — a successful cross- number of illegal immigrants here Sun: 12:45, 4:05, 7:10 (PG) ������������� �������� ing often depends on the expertise ���������������� ����������������� grew by 2 million between 2000 ������������� ������������������� of a hired guide. and 2005 to 10.5 million people. * “You’re less likely to get caught if The big winners, they say, are the Rocky Balboa ����������������������� you’re using a smuggler,” said David ������������������������� smugglers. Dly: 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 ���������������������� Spener, an immigration expert at “It has turned a modestly lucra- Sun: 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:00 (PG) ����������������������������������� Trinity University in San Antonio. tive business into a fantastically While smugglers have spirited profitable industry,” said Wayne �������������������������������������� people into the United States since * ����������������������������������������� Cornelius, an immigration expert Chicken Pork �������������������������������������������� Congress first limited immigra- at the University of California, San The Pursuit of Happyness ���������������������������������������� tion in the 1880s, the current spike Diego. Kebob Plate Kebob Plate Dly: 12:00, 2:30, 4:55, 7:20, 9:50 ������������������������������������������� coincides with heightened border 2 sticks, rice, salad, pita 2 sticks, rice, salad, pita Sun: 12:00, 2:30, 4:55, 7:20 �������������� For this story, the AP analyzed (PG-13) ��������������������������������������������� security following the 2001 terrorist the responses of nearly 61,000 ��������������������������������������������� attacks. illegal immigrants interviewed by Show Times are subject to change. ��������������������������������������������� $ $ In this market, where customers Open daily 20 minutes ����������������������������������������� El Colegio de la Frontera Norte pay several times what they did before 1st show starts. ���������������������������������������������� researchers over six years, ending All shows before 6pm $4.50 ������������������������� a decade ago, increasingly brazen in June 2005. The college surveys 6.99 6.59 • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �������������������������������������������� organizations compete for busi- Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ����������������������������������������� were conducted at airports, bus sta- 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ������������������������������������������� ness. tions and crossings in eight Mexican HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �������������������������������������������� While most smugglers walk their border cities, from Tijuana on the ����������������������������������������������� customers several nights across the ��������������������������������������� Pacific to Matamoros, just south of ������������������������ deserts that dominate the frontier’s Brownsville, Texas. RITZ RITZ nearly 2,000 miles (3,200 kilome- The study is one of the most Tues - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 PG Tues - Thurs 5:00 PG Tues - Thurs 7:00 R �������������������������������������� ters), others take frightening risks. ambitious efforts to quantify immi- ����������������������������������� Tooele’s Show Place Jeremy Irons - Edward Speleers Inspectors at a San Diego cross- grant smuggling between Mexico for Over 60 Years! ���������������������������������� ing found a 14-year-old girl strapped and the United States. People �������������������������������� under the metal bars of a car seat, surveyed were about evenly split 882-2273 HAPPY BLOOD ����������������������������������� the driver sitting atop her, and occa- between those deported and those 111 North Main, Tooele ������������������������ http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net FEET DIAMOND sionally find children inside com- who returned voluntarily after cross- ERAGON ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: $4.00 before 6pm: $4.00 ��������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������� partments that once served as the ing successfully within the previous ������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������� TUESDAY January 2, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Storage Solutions For Every Budget

R F EE ON-SITE CO NSULTATIONS! �������������� School bond passes Serving our clients since 1978 In June, This kicked off a contro- ably tougher,” Johnsen said of Tooele Valley versy regarding busing stu- the commute from the viaduct 5 voters approved dents to the new school. Most to THS. “If we move [the pro- Top 10 Top 10 a $58 million controversial was that many posed high school] back three stories of stories of school bond high school students who live and a half miles we have to SALE BUILDINGS 2006 2006 measure after on the north side of Tooele buy land and water rights. And 24’x24’x10’ starting at $7,495 much heated would likely attend the new we don’t have the money.” 30’x48’x10’ starting at $11,395 debate among high school in Stansbury Park. The location is a natural fit, 42’x64’x13’ starting at $19,195 county residents. More than Some Grantsville students said Tooele County Planner 60’x80’x14’ starting at $30,595 Crew travel required over 50 miles. Local building code modifications extra. Sale $45 million will go to the build- would be bused to the new buildings pictured are not priced in ad and are built on your level site. Price subject Nicole Cline, who addressed to change without notice. ing of the area’s third high high school as well. a packed house at a January PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: school in Stansbury Park. The “We chose to live in a town board meeting. She said much • Commercial • Residential • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing remainder of the funds will that has a school, we shouldn’t of the immediately predictable • 3 ply Non-Spliced Laminated Column �� • Builders Risk Insurance go to an additional elementary have to bus out,” Sherry � ��� � �� � ��� growth will be in the north of �� � �� • Lifetime Paint Warranty � ������� school in a location yet to be Tomboc told the Transcript ���� ��� the valley. photography / Troy Boman ������� Payson, UT determined. Bulletin last February. According to the district Rebecca Shumway opens her locker between classes at Grantsville 801-465-0300 The controversy surround- School Superintendent Mike strategy, 17 buses would be Junior High School. Tooele County School Distinct is the state’s fasted 1206 ing the bond centered on Johnsen and Tooele County needed to get students to growing district. It is expected that GJHS will reach capacity, 800 built with pride before the � is applied which community would land Planner Nicole Cline defended the new high school. Ten of students, within two years. A new high school and more elementary (800) 373-5550 www.clearybuilding.com the new high school and a plan the plan. schools are planned for the district. those buses are currently run to bus students out of their “The Tooele County between Stansbury Park, Lake own neighborhoods to the new Engineering Department Point and Erda to Grantsville location. worked with the developer. It High School. Those buses trav- Construction of the new was a deal so the developer Little Mountain school will begin this spring could build more high-impact el about 11 miles, and their on a 33-acre plot west of SR- housing,” Johnsen said. “It mileage would drop to less 36 on Bates Canyon Road in wasn’t a developer wooing us. than half by driving to the Stansbury Park. The doors are That was the county meeting Stansbury location. Although too young to vote, AUTO WASH expected to open to new stu- a future need and that need is Washing Cars in Tooele County since 1986 dents and teachers in the fall here.” students seemed pleased by of 2009. The land donation was a the final decision. New state of Superintendent Mike tradeoff, Johnson said, and by “Tooele High School is real- Johnsen reported in December no means an easy one. Land ly overcrowded,” said Erin the art friction 2005 that by 2008 Tooele and closer to Tooele would be Christiansen, the 2006-07 THS Grantsville high schools’ appropriate for a high school student body president. “A new auto wash, enrollment would likely be 118 but not when free land in an high school is a very good idea. only 7 in the percent of capacity. If a new adequate location was avail- Then people from Stansbury school did not open by 2009, able. Park and Erda and Lake Point country. the bursting enrollment would “The reality is they [buses] won’t have to travel so far. It jump to 123 percent of capac- drive three-and-a-half miles would reduce overcrowding in ity. now and the traffic is prob- Tooele.”

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photography / Troy Boman Brandon Quigley works on a porch in the Deer Hollow area of Tooele. Housing prices across the valley soared during 2006. compare the two areas. tion the market has cooled the David K. Home Ten years ago, homebuy- last 60 to 90 days. It’s still a continued from page A1 ers were mainly focused on very strong market, but it’s tak- Morrill O.D. Stansbury Park. Now, sales ing longer to sell homes and include homes sold by owner or are much more evenly spread the number of homes avail- Optometric not reported to MLS. throughout the valley, accord- able now is up. During the hot Physician Tooele Valley bucked a nation- ing to real estate industry spurt, interest rates were in al trend that saw home prices insiders. the high 5 percent range. Now “The market was sizzling and sales volume flatten out they’re around 6.25 percent, from January through August after several years of growth. which is still quite low.” of this year and that is when Although home prices in prices started to climb,” said With Stansbury Park, Tooele Cataracts • Glaucoma • Macular Degeneration Tooele County are increasing Brad Sutton, a broker with and Erda filling up with new- rapidly, they remain substan- Coldwell Banker. “Interest comers, real estate agents Diabetes • Dry Eyes • Eye Injuries tially lower than Salt Lake rates were low and invento- have noticed a trend of some County. However, the dif- ry was down, which helped longtime Tooele County resi- ference in neighborhoods inflate prices. During that time, dents opting to move to more between Tooele and Salt Lake homes were selling in less than rural areas like Rush Valley in Call us at Counties makes it difficult to two weeks. But in my estima- a bid for more open space. 435.578.1250 to schedule an appointment.

The exact location of a new board is also looking at adding We accept most major medical plans and Growing Tooele elementary school has classrooms to existing schools some vision plans including VSP. continued from page A1 yet to be determined, Johnsen and re-drawing school bound- said. aries in order to make better Grantsville: 822 E. Main, Suite 16 not be completed until 2009 Johnsen said the school use of resources. (See No. 5 story on school board will look at mapping “The students keep com- 435.578.1250 bond passage). That will mean another 10-year-plan shortly to ing, and we can’t change that,” relief for crowded classrooms address the challenge of con- Johnsen said. He noted the Tooele: 196 E. 2000 N., Suite 109 at Tooele and Grantsville high tinued growth in the district. district saw its first big spike 435.843.8333 schools, but is still two and a In addition to building new in 1999 when the growth rate half years away. schools, Johnsen said the hit 7 percent. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007

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Our View Our 2007 Wish List t’s again the time of year when media folks commonly offer up authoritative predictions on what will happen in the year ahead. We’re smart enough to know we’re not that smart, so we’re sticking with a recent Transcript Bulletin practice of listing what we’d like to see happen this year in Tooele County. Most of these wishes are within the realm of pos- I sibility but far from guaranteed: • A county commission committed to preservation of open space We hope the new county commission, which will be heavily involved in setting the pattern and parameters for future growth, will never forget the importance of open land. Vast, open spaces are an essential part of our traditions and present quality of life. No one wants to see those lands nibbled away by unmanaged, piecemeal development. Smart growth means for every residential develop- ment proposed, we must ask where it’s inhabitants will work, shop and play. If the answers are not reasonably near at hand, the project is flawed. • Reduced classroom sizes This could have been on the wish list every year for the past decade, but perhaps this year it’s actually achievable. The governor’s recent budget allotted $4.6 billion for education — the largest per- pupil spending in 17 years. A sizable amount of this will go toward reducing classroom sizes. Since the Tooele County School District is officially the fastest-growing district in the state, the threat is per- haps more imminent here than elsewhere. We owe it to our children and their overburdened teachers to find a solution to 30 plus kids in a class. Whether that means hiring more teachers, building more schools, or asking more parents to help out in the classroom, the district must act sooner rather than later. • A revitalized downtown Tooele While shoppers flock to the big-boxers down the road, the county’s most historic business district remains a hit-and-miss collection of successful shops and abandoned storefronts. Gentrification can help by aiding economic development and historic preservation, but only if business people and residents are willing to give downtown a sec- ond look. The Downtown Alliance has taken some positive steps to revitalize the area, but a great leap forward would be a busy, stable restaurant or coffee shop to help get people out of their cars and on to the sidewalks. More festivals along the lines of “Fridays on Vine” would help revitalize downtown as well. Perhaps a First Night winter festival in Veterans Memorial Park each New Year’s Eve… • A slow-food restaurant based on regional cuisine Where in Tooele County can you go to eat a real Utah meal — grass-fed beef from a family-owned ranch in Rush Valley; rainbow trout from Strawberry Reservoir; Bear Lake raspberries; Green River melons? In other parts of the country, successful regional-cuisine restaurants have actually created a small, diversified agriculture industry around their operations. In the white tablecloth segment of the market, people increasingly want to know exactly where their food came from and how it was produced — and they’re willing to pay more for this knowledge. The time is ripe for a restaurateur to capitalize on this trend locally. • A sense of community for new residents Burgeoning township movements in Stansbury Park, Lake Point and Erda may help define these areas, but in the end, creating a strong sense of connection among residents will depend upon inte- grating and involving newcomers in the life of established — and sometimes insular — communities. For this to happen, longtime residents should make room for different people and opinions. Newcomers should volunteer within the community, participate in church and civic organizations, read up on the region’s history, and simply make an effort to get to know their neighbors. Just because your job is in Salt Lake City doesn’t mean your heart can’t be in Tooele Valley. • Smarter commuting At the rate TRAX is expanding, perhaps a spur wrapping around the Oquirrhs is not too much to hope for. Until that day, however, we’ll have to commute smarter or run the risk of turning our air the same unnatural shade of brown as the Wasatch Front’s. That means no more hour-long solo commutes in an SUV that gets eight miles per gallon. (Even if you can afford it, the planet can’t.) It also means large employers and local governments should continue to partner to promote carpooling and efficient bus services. Like all Americans, we need to focus much less on the price of gas and much more on driving cleaner and fewer vehicles on our roads. • Affordable housing This might seem like the least of needs in an area that’s become renowned for low housing prices. However, when considering affordable housing inventory it’s important not to confuse past and future. Tooele Valley home prices skyrocketed by over 20 percent last year and if that trend continues young families may find them- selves priced out of the market within the next several years. That’s already happened in Salt Lake City and there’s no reason to believe the problem won’t spread westward eventually. Already, anecdotal evidence suggests higher rental rates at the low end of the market are contributing to a rise in homelessness in Tooele. The Broadway revitalization project is a good start toward developing affordable housing inventory, but both Tooele and Grantsville could also use more apartments that are affordable for single working adults.

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photography / Troy Boman Coach Gary Alverson reacts to the unveiling of the 2005 state basketball championship banner and the retirement of the basketball jersey he wore in 1963-64 at a celebration on Feb. 1, 2006. His wife, Lois, smiles at the tribute paid to her husband. Alverson passed away five days later. NEW STUDENT Community mourns beloved coach ORIENTATION The coach lung cancer. Since Alverson game, the No. 55 basketball duties for the team. During Thursday, January 4th • 7:00pm who orches- had never smoked, he believed jersey Alverson had worn at each game, THS cheerleaders at the Tooele Utah State Campus 6 trated Tooele his cancer might be attributed THS was retired and hoisted to formed a human pyramid. The Top 10 Top 10 High School’s to working at the old Tooele the ceiling of the school gym. girl on top held up Alverson’s stories of stories of 2005 basketball Smelter during his high school Literally hundreds turned No. 55 high school basketball 2006 2006 championship and college days. out for Alverson’s funeral. The team jersey. That gesture got passed away in After winning the 2005 state Tooele basketball team were Tooele fans off their seats as February 2006 title, Alverson’s health began all dressed in white shirts and they loudly chanted, “Alverson, amid an outpouring of grief deteriorating. On Feb. 7, 2006, wore purple boutonnieres. The Alverson, Alverson.” from players, students, and the he passed away. LDS bishop of Alverson’s ward Even though THS played community. Just a couple of days before asked all in the congregation their hearts out again in 2006, It took 92 years for Tooele Alverson’s death, Tooele was who had ever played sports they couldn’t quite pull off a High School to win a state pitted against Grantsville in a under Alverson’s tutelage to 1021 W. Vine, Tooele basketball championship, game. Tooele won that con- stand. An overwhelming num- second state championship. (435) 882-6611 and when that victory came test. And even though the two ber of young men, most with But the players held their in the spring of 2005 it was communities often show a tears streaming down their heads high while walking off a bittersweet moment. Only fierce rivalry when it comes to face, stoically stood in tribute the court as second-place win- Financial Aid months earlier, THS basket- sports, many Grantsville resi- to their mentor. ners — and with the crowd still ball coach and alumni Gary dents were cheering for Tooele After Alverson’s death, chanted “Alverson, Alverson, Counseling Available! Alverson had told his players that night — Alverson’s last assistant Coach Danny Medina Alverson.” he had been diagnosed with on the THS bench. During the and others took over coaching STOP BACK PAIN...NOW! New Medical Technology Treats Herniated and Degenerative Discs without Surgery! Effective back therapy as reported on the ABC,NBC &CBS news. SCIENTIFICALLYPROVEN! After only three weeks of treatment, clinical studies have shown outstanding results in relieving the debilitating pain that may be caused by bulging, herniated, degenerative, or ruptured discs, as well as sciatica, posterior facet syndrome, and many failed back surgery cases.

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Warehouse clearance of over $185,000 in new tack and saddles the nation’s best scientists to in Wendover and Dugway were 7, 1999, from Cape Canaveral at public auction. Over 100 saddles; Billy Cook, Saddle King, Dugway, alongside national able to see the light of the man- Air Station, Fla. Over seven and international media. An made “comet” in the sky and years it made three orbital Western Saddlery, Outback & More. Roping, ranch, full sil- aircraft full of scientists and hear the sonic boom reverber- loops around the sun, gained ver, barrel, pleasure, cordour, endurance, youth, pony, English, journalists flew by the land- ate through the stillness. power from the gravity of the & Australian. Hundreds & Hundreds of tack & horse items. ing for a bird’s eye view, and While most of the crowd Earth, spent 195 days collect- Bridles, Halters, Pads, Blankets, Bits, Spurs, Grooming Items Tooele County’s NASA Solar in Wendover were passion- ing interstellar particles flow- Ambassador Patrick Wiggins ate amateur astronomers, a ing through the solar system, and much more. Way too much to list!! Just about everything and a crew of amateur astron- combination of media per- and then flew past the nucleus used on or around a horse. A giant selection of name brand top omers braved the snow and sonnel and NASA scien- of comet Wild 2. gathered in Wendover to catch tists watched expectantly in quality tack and saddles, all selling at public auction to the high- Scientists stressed the the historic sight. Dugway.Principal Investigator est bidder regardless of cost or loss. Stardust capsule recovery is At 3:10 a.m. on that Sunday Dr. Don Brownlee said the best morning the Stardust space part of the entire experience just a “pit stop” in the mission. capsule gracefully alighted in was when he stood against It’s in the laboratories that sci- ALL CREDIT CARDS & ATM ACCEPTED SORRY NO CHECKS the Tooele County desert dur- a fence thinking the capsule entists will study the particles, ing a break in the morning should have appeared already. which could date back 4.6 bil- Utah State Fair – Prometory Bldg. storm. The gray saucer-shaped Then a light appeared that lion years to the beginning of capsule bounced three times, looked like Mars, but was in the solar system. Scientists are 155 North 1000 West, Salt Lake City, UT • (541) 592-6292 leaving imprints in the wet the wrong place. curious as to whether comets Auctioneer: Mike Murphy earth before coming to rest “It was a reddish color. It brought water to the Earth. 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loving mother, a trusted sister, (Lynn), Echo Hampton, Wayne Florence Dorothy a great aunt and an excep- LaVerne Grantham (Helen), Douglas (Patricia). tionally strong and talented Her legacy continues with 28 Dillard Stringfield individual. Christiansen grandchildren; 109 great-grand- Dottie is survived by her children; 80 great-great-grand- Our Strength husband, Hugh; sons, Stan, Nielsen children. Preceded in death by Dorothy Dillard Stringfield Cal and Sam (Stephanie) Grandma Chris her parents; four sisters, Golda (Dottie), 72, of Nampa, Idaho, Stringfield; six grandchildren; Nye, Jessie Barnes, Edna Bryan went to be with her Lord and and a great-granddaughter who 1911 - 2006 and Lucille Capson; and one Savior, having passed away at brought her much joy. Also, brother, James Grantham. her home on Wednesday, Dec. her brother Richard (Georgia) LaVerne Nielsen, 95, passed Funeral Services will be held 27, 2006, following a coura- Dillard of Tooele, Utah; sis- away Dec. 28, 2006, of natural Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2007, at geous battle with melanoma. ters JoAnne Stonebraker of causes. She lived a fulfilled 11 a.m. at the Middle Canyon Dottie was born on March Mesa, Ariz; Saralyn (Keith) life of love and service to her Ward, 777 Skyline Drive, 31, 1934, to Horace Calvin and Borrowman of Novi, Mich. and family and church. She was Tooele, Utah. The viewing will Florence (Lindholm) Dillard. Ella (Joe) Gardner of Kearns, employed at the Tooele Army be Tuesday, Jan. 2, from 6-8 Utah; many nieces, nephews, p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. She was born and raised in Florence Dorothy Dillard Depot for 30 years. LaVerne Grantham Christiansen cousins and friends — all who Main, in Tooele and 9:30 -10:30 Tooele, Utah. She graduated Stringfield LaVerne was born in Park Nielsen from Tooele High School class loved and will miss her very City, Utah, on July 4, 1911, to a.m. prior to the service at the preceded her in death March of ’52, with honors. Following much. James Grantham and Myrtle church. Interment will be in 1957. Because of Hugh’s busi- 22, 1968. Laverne married high school she attended Dottie was preceded in Green Grantham. Laverne mar- the Tooele City Cemetery . ness, they lived in various LaVon Nielsen on Sept. 11, Utah State University and death by her parents, her ried Byron Ray Christiansen The family wishes to thank places. They lived in Oregon, 1970. He preceded her in death the University of Utah. Dottie brother Jerry Dillard, a sister June 9, 1927. Their marriage the devoted staff of Mountain where two of their sons were on Jan. 30, 1986. then enrolled in flight school Norma Dillard, and her father was solemnized in the Salt West Home Health and Cottage born, Stan and Cal. Their She is survived by her six in Cheyenne, Wyo., and was and mother-in-law, Kenneth Lake Temple of The Church Glen Assisted Living Center son Sam was born in Idaho, children, Byron Ray (Nina), soon employed by United Air and Claire Stringfield. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day for their loving care given to where they made their home. LaNile Bracken (Floyd), Max Lines as a flight attendant. Dottie was a licensed Realtor A Memorial Service will be Saints on July 1, 1948. Byron our mother in her last days. Dottie was later transferred in Oregon and then Idaho. held at 11 a.m. on Wed. Jan. 3, to Chicago for her first fly- Dottie held many offices for at the Nampa First Church of ing experiences and then back the Association of Realtors the Nazarene, Nampa, Idaho. Frank John Steven Kay year career. to Salt Lake City, where she and received several awards Arrangements are under the Steve is survived by his wife, helped her six siblings and including Top Producer, Honor direction of the Alsip and Walther, Jr. Hammond Janet; brother, Ronald Dean father to deal with her moth- Society and the Realtors Persons Funeral Chapel. Hammond; daughter Casey er’s terminal illness. Friends and family may send Goode and husband Andrew; Community Service Award. Frank John Walther, Jr., 68, an Dottie married her loving condolences and memories to Steven Kay Hammond, 54, son Michael Steven Hammond Dottie was a devoted wife, a electrician, passed away Dec. 24, husband, Hugh, on Sept. 8, www.alsipfuneralchapel.com. passed away Friday, Dec. 29, and wife Carie Buchan at his home. Services are private. 2006, in Winchester, Va. Hammond; and granddaugh- Frank was born Sept. 14, 1938, in He was born Feb. 8, 1952, ter Carly James Hammond. 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Full obituary in her passing, the great staff Jodie and James Gough Thursday’s paper. at the Tooele Valley Nursing and girls NOTICE OF Kane County sees record tourist PUBLIC HEARING traffic despite boycott call by Jennifer Dobner south of Salt Lake City, is a me to vacation among people ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER gateway to some of Utah’s who are as intolerant as that The Vernon Waterworks Special Ser- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — grandest red rock landscapes City Council.” Travel guru Arthur Frommer as well as Zion and Bryce Frommer, noting the good vice District is proposing to adopt a new offers much advice. However, Canyon national parks. economy, said tourism was up not everyone is listening, if The cliffs and canyons were across the country this year, lodging ledgers in southern a favorite location to film with many cities and national schedule of fees, including water rates, Utah’s Kane County are a westerns such as “Gunsmoke” parks reporting record num- sign. and “The Lone Ranger.” bers. for its culinary water system. Room taxes and tour- In Kanab, the county seat After he endorsed a boycott, ist traffic hit a record this with a population of 3,600, hundreds of calls and letters year, despite Frommer’s call the City Council in January poured into the local tourism to boycott Kanab after town unanimously passed a resolu- office, and many businesses The District is holding a public hearing leaders said the “natural fam- tion in favor of a traditional reported cancellations from ily” has mom at home, dad at family as the best way to raise tour companies and travelers. work and many kids running children. Hallisey said some busi- on this new fee schedule on Tuesday, around. In a March 2 syndicated nesses tried to counter the “Arthur Frommer hurt us a newspaper column, Frommer negative publicity with an January 9, 2007 at the Vernon Town Hall little bit in the early part of the called for a travel boycott. “Everyone Welcome Here” season and then we rebound- He later said Kanab’s resolu- campaign, posting stickers in located at 325 S. Main Street, Vernon, ed,” said Ted Hallisey, Kane tion was a “smokescreen for windows at shops, restaurants County’s tourism director. discriminating against gays.” and hotels. County lodging taxes Council members felt the crit- “They made lemonade out beginning at 7:00 p.m. or as soon there totaled $371,903 for the 12- icism was unfair. of the lemon,” he said. month period ending Oct. 31, Frommer shrugged off news Frommer said he hopes mer- after as is feasible. compared to $348,839 for the of higher tax revenue. chants will continue to battle same period a year earlier, “These are just numbers. what he considers bigotry in Hallisey said Friday. I don’t think it means any- Kanab. But he isn’t planning In October alone, taxes thing,” he said Friday from his to make a visit himself. The District invites and will hear com- were $36,600, up 58 percent, office in New York City. “I still “We just don’t like to travel he said. have grave concerns. My own to places where people are ments (either favorable or negative) Kane County, 300 miles conscience does not permit intolerant,” Frommer said. from the public concerning the new fee schedule. District personnel will also be available to answer questions and ex- plain the reasons for the proposed fees in the new fee schedule.

Please call (435) 839-3473 at least one business day before the public hearing if special accommodations are needed.

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they volunteer. The schedule is very flex- Tooele ible and is based on your availability. This is a great way to be more involved in your Tooele County Historical Society children’s education and your community! The January meeting for the Tooele Contact Kari at 833-1960 to sign up or for County Historical Society will feature Ouida more information. Blanthorn a noted Tooele County Historian and Author. Her presentation will be about Schools The Salt Lake Cut Off, and Alternative Route. Everyone is invited to attend out meeting on Jan. 9, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Volunteers needed Pioneer Museum, 47 E Vine St. Enter at the Interested in helping junior high students back door. Two books will be available to with their homework after school? The purchase, The History of Tooele County Utah State University Extension 4-H pro- Volume II for $25 and The Mining, Smelting, gram is looking for volunteers. Homework and Railroading in Tooele County for $15. assistance is needed from 3-4 p.m. Monday, Please contact President Jay De LaMare, Tuesday and Thursdays. Help as much 882-1469, or Publicist, Alice Dale, 882-1612, as you’d like. Please contact Darlene for more information. Christensen at 843-2353 if interested. Attention Overlake residents Run baby pictures Applications are being accepted to fill a The final and full price deadline for vacancy on the North Tooele City Special Tooele High School Senior Baby Ads is Service District Administrative Control Jan. 18. Order forms were sent home to the Board. Applicants must be registered vot- parents of each senior. If you need another ers and live within the district bound- form, please see the front office or Mrs. aries (Overlake Development or Sunset Milne. Estates Development). All interested par- ties should submit letters of interest to the North Tooele City Special Service District, Scouting c/o Andrea Cahoon, 772 North Main St. #317, Tooele, Utah 84074, by Monday, Jan. Roundtable 15, 2007. Any questions may be directed to Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will Melanie Hammer at 882-6990 or Steve Dale Thursday, Jan. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at the at 843-5410. Tooele Jr. High. Start the new year off Join a team right! Presentations will include five dif- Megan Arslanian a Tooele High intern learns how to take a dental impression on dental assistant Leslie Bracken during her intern- Attention: bowlers and teams for men’s ferent themes to use for Blue and Gold ship at Dr. Aaron Stobbe’s Office. This program helps students decide if they want to pursue a particular career in their future as and women’s leagues are still needed banquets. There will also be ideas for deco- they go into a business for a semester and learn about that occupation on a daily basis. Megan and THS thank Dr. Stobbe and Monday through Friday. Join a league and rations, invitations, menus and activities. his great staff for participating with us in this great program. Students are required to meet GPA and attendance requirements. join the fun. For information call Tony Any business that would like to become involved may contact the Counseling Office at 833-1981. Students may contact their Barker at 882-2096, 840-0214 or call Buddy’s counselor or Mrs. Darlene Anderson in the Counseling Office. at 843-0733. Library Spanish services offered The Grantsville Senior Center can be who has recently opened, his Wasatch Flu shots available reached at 884-3446. Endocrinology and Diabetes Specialist Flu Shots are still available at Tooele Library fun The Episcopal Church of St. Barnabas invites everyone to the Spanish services • A Grantsville Senior Citizen Open practice in Stansbury Park will speak about County Aging and Adult Services for adults Arctic adventures abound in January. every Saturday at 5:30 p.m. For informa- House will present entertainment 1:30 to diabetes care and when it is appropriate and children age 12 and older. Medicare Join us for our “Great Penguin Hunt” begin- tion call Padre Romas at 882-4721 or 801- 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 5, including a tribute for a person with diabetes to see a diabetes Part B will be billed for the cost of the shot ning Jan. 2 and ending Jan. 27. And don’t 968-2731 or call Diconea Irene Rael at to the Grantsville Memorial Theater and specialist. for those who qualify, and Blue Cross will forget the “Polar Bear Scavenger Hunt” Jan. 882-2062. Ozzie Gardner and Farrel Butler of the be billed as a secondary insurance. The 16, at 6 p.m. There will be clues for chil- Moms meet Grantsville B.G.’s. All seniors are invited. The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley, Utah cost of the shots is $20 without insurance dren, as well as teens and adults. For more We would also like to extend a special will meet 10 a.m. on Jan. 3, 2007, at the coverage. For further information, please information, call the library at 435-882-2182 Education invitation to anyone who has been involved Utah State University Extension office call Joyce Rigby at 882-2870, Ext. 128 or or visit the library at 128 West Vine Street. with this wonderful group to come and Donna Young at 882-2870, Ext. 126. auditorium, 151 N. Main in Tooele. The Bookmobile story time enjoy the presentation. club will conduct business, followed by a The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, Grantsville hunter education A Hunter Education class is being offered Tooele Seniors talk by Michelle Russell from Utah State 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story time will Grantsville in Grantsville, 6:30-9:30 p.m. Jan 4-Jan. 18. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center University on “Feeding Preschoolers: be held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless The class will be held at the Grantsville can be reached at 882-2870. Healthy Eating and Activities.” Separate the library is closed. For information call Jr. High School, 318 S. Hale Street. The Senior Circle supervised kids activity is available. Social Old Folks Sociable 884-3703. time will follow the presentation. All moms We are in need of old pictures and shooting test will take place at the Lee All RSVP’s for activities must be made by Kay Center, in Salt Lake City on Jan. 20. calling 843-3690. in the Tooele Valley area are invited to Grantsville yearbooks from before the fire attend. To RSVP or find out more about in 1983. We will copy and return ASAP. Churches from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Preregistration is recommended, due to limited class size. Groups MOMS Club call JoAnna at 884-6644 or Please send or take to GHS attn: Jane email [email protected]. Autry or Contact Jane at 435-228-8217 or Pre-register or obtain more information Food Pantry by contacting Lynn Taylor at 885-6503, Jay Weight loss support 884-4500. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Choir auditions Weyland at 884-3862 or Leon Hadley at Tooele County Choral Society Auditions TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly is offering a clothing closet and emergency 884-6111. Registration forms can be picked are Saturday, Jan. 6, from 4-6 p.m. at the accepting new members. Check us out at food pantry to help meet the needs of our Stansbury up at Williams Video at 124 W. Main and LDS Chapel on 1000 W. Utah Ave. Tooele Tooele Senior Center, 59 E Vine, 5 p.m. community. Anyone with clothing needs, returned to any of the individuals above. County Choral Society has been a group every Tuesday. Connie 850-8174 or Marylou adults and children, are welcome. The Registration is $6. Each applicant must for almost a year. We perform a great 830-1150. Join Stansbury Board food pantry is available for emergency have a parent or legal guardian sign the mixture of music: sacred, jazz, spirituals, Those interested in being considered for needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays Help abuse victims registration form, social security number secular, modern, etc. We have performed at Volunteers needed for the Tooele County appointment to the Stansbury Recreation from 10 a.m. - noon. We are located at 580 and full legal name is required on this the Tooele Arts Festival, as an opening act Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Service Area Board must submit a state- S. Main, Tooele. For more information call form. for Oklahoma at the Benson Grist Mill and Victim Advocacy (DVSAVA) crisis line! ment of qualifications and resume to the 882-2048. Tooele hunter education at Temple Square. We self-produce three Training will be provided and a background District Clerk, 1 Country Club, Stansbury Adult religion course Park, UT 84074, on or before Jan. 19, at Class 1 Jan. 9, 11, 16, 17, 18, Range 20 concerts a year and have recorded original check required. If interested please call The Grantsville Utah West Stake is Class 2 Feb. 13, 15, 20, 21, 22, Range 24 works of music. Rehearsal is two hours 241-0337. 5 p.m. To be eligible for appointment, a sponsoring an Adult Religion Class on person must be a registered voter residing Class 3 Mar. 13, 15, 20, 21, 22, Range 24 every week. Young children can play in The Book of Mormon, Alma 37-Moroni, Class 4 Apr. 17, 19, 24, 25, 26, Range 28 the nursery during rehearsals, if necessary. within the boundaries of Stansbury Park. Wednesdays, Jan. 10-April 25, 7-8:30 p.m. Veterans One vacancy exists. Class 5 Aug. 7, 9, 14, 15, 16, Range 18 You do not need to prepare anything for at Grantsville Seminary Building. Tuition is Class 6 Sept. 4, 6, 11, 12, 13, Range 15 the audition, just come warmed-up. If this $20 per course or $2.50 per lecture. Course Classes are from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Tooele is something you can commit your time Keep veterans warm Deseret Peak taught by Mark Hutchins. Registration will County Health Building, 151 N. Main St. to, please call for an audition time: Denise The Department of Workforce Services take place on Wednesday, Jan. 10, prior to Range times to be announced. Note: State McCubbins at 843-8402 or 224-5032. is hosting a clothing drive for veterans. the first class. All adults, 18 years of age Law requires students to attend all ses- Caregiver support Salt Lake’s Valor House assists veterans in Indoor arena closed and older are invited to attend. If you have sions of class. Cost is $6. Classes at Tooele employment and training activities for up Deseret Peak Indoor Arena will be Alzheimer’s caregiver support and edu- any questions please contact Ken Nelson County Health Building, 151 N Main St. For to a two-year period. Items needed: warm closed to the public Jan. 4-6 and Jan. 12-21. cation group is open to anyone caring at 435-884-6785. more information call Gene at 882-4767 or coats (XL and XXL), jeans, long sleeve shirts, It will reopen on Jan. 7 until Jan. 11 and for someone with Alzheimer’s disease Discussion group Bryan at 882-6795. socks, hats, gloves and business appropriate then reopen Jan. 22. For a complete list or related dementia (memory issues). The Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah clothing for men. Drop off donations at of events visit www.deseretpeakcomplex. Adult Education Learn about this disease. Get ideas. Share Ave. will host a discussion group on “The Tooele’s DWS, 305 N. Main St., Suite 100. com. If you have questions call (435) 843- Get your high school diploma this year! ideas. Discuss experience with others. Purpose Driven Life.” It will start Jan. 3, POC is Lynn Gehring at 435-833-7384. 4020. All classes required for a high school diplo- Next meeting Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2:30 to 3:30 at 7 p.m. and will go for 13 weeks. All are ma, adult basic education, GED prepara- p.m., Cottage Glen Activities Center, 1892 Veteran benefits Archery tournament invited, and there is no charge. Babysitting tion, word processing, drivers’ education Aaron Dr (across from hospital), Tooele. A Field Service Officer from the Veterans The sixth annual Deseret Peak Shoot will be provided. A book will be provided. and English as a second language are avail- Refreshments provided. Sponsored by of Foreign Wars of the U.S. (VFW), Jan. 13-14, will be in the indoor arena For additional information, call 882-44642. able. Register now to graduate — just $25 Tooele Aging Service, Caregiver Support Department Service Office, in Salt Lake with 3D animal targets. It’s presented by Study LDS scripture per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W., Can Program and Alzheimer’s Association. For City, will be in your area to assist you in Stansbury Oquirrh Bowmen and Deseret The Tooele Utah Stake is sponsoring be reached at 833-1994. Adult Education information about Alzheimer’s disease or understanding and applying for rightful VA Peak Complex. All levels of shooters wel- an Adult Religion Class with the topic: classes are for students 18 and over. attending the monthly group, call Frank at benefits, preparing and documenting appli- come. For more information or to register “Pearl of Great Price, Part 4.” Classes will 882-2870 x130 or Donna at 882-2870 x126. cation for compensation, pension, hospi- contact Jay Walk at 435-884-3410. Take GED be held on Wednesdays beginning Jan. The GED test will be given Jan. 9 & 10, Exercise for free talization and other benefits. This is a free Rough stock practice 3, and continuing through April 25, 2007. starting at 8 a.m. Because of the holiday, Free exercise classes are offered at the service and veterans need not be members Monday night activity: Come watch rough The instructor is David A. Christensen, call Andrea at 833-1994 between the dates LDS church building in Overlake on Berra of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. stock practice, held every Monday at 7 p.m. former instructor for the University of of Jan. 2 - 8 to pre-register for the test. Blvd. Each class has personal instruc- to qualify for assistance. The VFW Field at the Deseret Peak Complex Indoor Arena. Utah Institute. The class will be held at Advanced computer class set tors and starts at 9 a.m. Monday is Yoga/ Service Officer will be working out of the Practice begins Monday Dec. 4, 2006, and the Tooele LDS Institute Building, 65 S. Tooele Workforce Service Center located An advanced computer class in Microsoft Pilates. Tuesday is Aerobics. Thursday will end Monday March 26, 2007. General 200 West, Tooele, Utah, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 305 N. Main Street from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and is Kickboxing/Aerobics. Friday is dance, admission is $2. For more info. contact Registration will be held on the evening of on Jan. 19. Windows is being offered on Tuesday and combo of ballet, Jazz and modern dance. Wes Clegg at 435-496-3129 or visit our Web the first class, and the cost for the course Wednesday nights for four weeks begin- Everyone is welcome to come. site www.deseretpeakcomplex.com. is $20. ning Jan. 9 from 6-9 p.m. Fees range from Diabetes care Recovery Golf on the green New service schedule $20-50. The diabetes support group will have The Pitch and Putt Golf Course at the The Bridge Christian Fellowship its meeting on Jan. 3, 2007, at 11 a.m. at Deseret Peak Complex is now open. The meets at Phil’s Glass Reception area on ESOL Information on recovery groups will ESOL conversational classes are held the Tooele Health Department Building. green fees are $4 and $2 for clubs. Call 635 N. Main, North entrance. Sunday resume in Thursday’s paper. Monday & Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dr. Robert Burr, Endocrinologist, ahead and receive group discounts. The Worship starts at 10:30 a.m. Bible study is ESOL students may come anytime the cen- course has nine holes and is lit at night Wednesday at 7 p.m. Contact Pastors Scott ter is open for Individualized study with and Marilyn Thiessens at 435-830-3619 or our software programs and textbooks. The BBULLETINULLETIN BOARD POLICY Keli at 435-840-0430. Philanthropy book fee is $25 per semester. Christians gather If you would likelike toto announceannounce anan upcomingupcoming event,event, contactcontact theMelissa newspaper Warner at at 882-0050, the news- Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you paperfax to 882-6123at 882-0050, or e-mail fax to to [email protected]. or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special The Volunteers needed to attend our Sunday services at our new Seniors community“Bulletin Board” events, section charitable is for organizations, special community civic clubs, events, non-profit charitable organizations, organizations, etc. civic For- The Tooele Family Center has a great meeting place: Tooele High School on 200 profitclubs, businessesnon-profit organizations, should contact etc. the For-profit advertising businesses department. should Please contact limit theyour advertising notice to 60department. words or less. Please The limit Tooele your Transcript-Bulletin notice to 60 words cannot or less. guarantee The Tooele your Tannounceranscript-- need for volunteers to help out at the W. Vine St. Worship starts at 10 a.m. and Detailed calendars for seniors will mentBulletin will can benot printed. guarantee To guaranteeyour announcement your announcement will be printed. please call To gu thearantee advertising your center. This is a great opportunity for stay- Bible classes for all ages is at 11 a.m. Call resume in an upcoming issue. at-home moms or retired persons. Moms 435-224-3392 or check out our Web site at announcdepartmentement at 882-0500.please call Informationthe advertising should department be delivered at 882-0500 no later than. Information 3 p.m. on must the day be can bring their children to the center while www.tooelechristianfellowship.org. Grantsville Senior Center priordelivered to the no desired later than publication 3 p.m. on date. the day prior to the desired publication date. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007 Domestic murders shock county Three of the 21 domestic murders 8 in Utah in 2006 Top 10 Top 10 occurred in Tooele stories of stories of County — a dis- 2006 2006 proportionally high amount for a coun- ty comprising only roughly 2 percent of the state’s pop- ulation. The circumstances of each killing were markedly different: • Walter Smith, 24, of Tooele, a Marine who suffered from post traumatic stress after serving in Iraq, was arraigned in December on charges of homicide in the death of Nicole Speirs, 22, of Tooele. Speirs was the mother of Smith’s twin son photography / Troy Boman and daughter. In March, she was Two bodies were found in the driveway of this Stockton residence found drown in the bathtub of the on the corner of Clark and Sherman streets in an apparent murder- home she shared with Smith. At suicide in July. first, Smith claimed he had been visiting family in Idaho with his chil- dren at the time of Speirs’ death, but he later admitted to Tooele police that he had been responsible for Speirs death. • In July, an altercation between a Stockton couple last summer turned into a murder/suicide when Michelle Carter, 37, allegedly killed her long- photography / Jesse Fruhwirth time boyfriend, Larry VanCamp, 57, A convention worker collects ballots at the Tooele County Republican Convention in April. Delegates with a .357 revolver. It is believed ousted longtime incumbent County Attorney Doug Ahlstrom (seated far right) as well as County she then turned the gun on her- Commissioners Dennis Rockwell and Matt Lawrence. self. Tooele County sheriff deputies reported that they arrived at the couple’s residence and found the bodies of VanCamp and Carter in the County Commission shakeup driveway beside the house. Tooele County officials remember incumbents los- particularly the company’s local • In September, John Dean Republican del- ing during primary elections, but public relations director Joyce photography / Amy Trebella Bevan, 47, of Stansbury Park, alleg- 9 egates voted could not recall any incumbents Hogan, may have been involved Tooele County Sheriff’s deputies were called to a edly murdered his girlfriend,To p Tina 10 Top 10 for leadership losing the nomination before a in a plot to oust the two commis- Stansbury Park home in September after a man alleg- Marie Evans, a 42-year-oldstories mother of stories of changes and the primary. Candidates needed more sioners and the incumbent county 2006 2006 edly murdered his girlfriend following an argument. of three, in their home with a knife. public validated than 66 percent of the delegates’ attorney, Doug Ahlstrom, who Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park the decision in votes at convention to avoid a also lost his chance at re-election said Evans was found lying on the 2006. primary election challenge. during the Republican conven- couple’s bed with stab wounds to In a rare move, the delegates Two-term Commissioner tion. Hogan later said she did not the chest area. voted to dump two incumbent Rockwell was ousted in favor of campaign against the commission- In addition to those domestic mur- county commissioners, Matt Clegg. Clegg received 85 percent ers because she held a leadership ders, Raechale Elton, a 2003 gradu- Lawrence and Dennis Rockwell, of the delegates’ votes. He went position with the Tooele County ate of Tooele High School, was raped in favor of a popular cowboy duo, on to defeat Democrat Kendall and fatally stabbed on Feb. 15. At the Republican Party. Her son Doug Grantsville’s Jerry Hurst and Erda’s Thomas in the November elec- Hogan won the nomination for time of her death, Elton was a coun- Bruce Clegg — both of whom won tion. county attorney and ran unop- selor at Youth Health Association their seats during the general elec- Jerry Hurst won the nomina- posed in the final election. (YHA) — a residential-type facility tion. Hurst served as a Grantsville tion over Lawrence by winning “I don’t like companies being for troubled teens in Davis County. City Councilman and worked as 70 percent of the delegates’ votes. involved with the way the county Robert Cameron Houston, 17, had a high school teacher and profes- Hurst then defeated Democrat operates,” Lawrence was quoted been a patient at YHA for a couple sional bull-fighter. Clegg is current Mike Johnson in the November of years. In February, Elton agreed chairman of the Grantsville Soil election. as saying. “Somewhere along the to transport Houston from the YHA Conservation District and past Rockwell and Lawrence line, a company has become big- to a new housing complex. Once president of the Tooele County worked as lame duck commission- ger than the county.” they arrived at the new facility, Cattlemen’s Association. ers from May through December. Rockwell said he was uncertain Houston alledgedly raped the young Incumbent Tooele County During that time, the commission- whether big business had any- woman and stabbed her to death. Commissioners running for ers moved forward with major thing to do with his losing the He then stole her car and crashed it re-election in the past were re- building projects. They broke nomination. The controversy died photo courtesy of Speirs family into a house in an apparent suicide nominated almost automatically ground for a new building for off shortly after the convention. Walter Smith and Nicole Speirs had a family picture taken with attempt. by delegates during party conven- Utah State University and a new The Transcript Bulletin sur- their twin son and daughter on Jan 15, 2006. Speirs was found The Smith and Bevan domestic tions to at least run in the primary veyed 21 delegates to see pre- drowned in a bathtub on March 25. Police initially called the shooting range near Deseret Peak murder cases are awaiting further cisely why they voted the way drowning an accident, but Smith, a Marine who returned home elections, but that did not hap- Complex. legal proceedings in Tooele County pen for Rockwell and Lawrence Lawrence alleged in statements they did. Many delegates denied from Iraq in 2004 with post-traumatic stress, recently told two courts. Elton’s alleged murderer is Tooele police officers he was responsible for Speirs’ death. at the Tooele County Republican to the Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret emphatically they were influenced awaiting trial in Davis County. Convention in April. News and Tooele Transcript by any of the Republican Party Tooele County Clerk’s office Bulletin that EnergySolutions, leadership, Hogan included. Two animated films among best flicks of ’06 One would between. of the Smith mannerisms we have great as the slick and sexy Bond assume that to 2. “The Departed” become accustomed to in many of figure and may even compete with compile a top In “The Departed,” director Martin his previous films. He was honest, Sean Connery’s Bond. 10 movie list Scorsese took good movie stars and down-to-earth and charming while The best thing about “Casino for the year you made them into great actors with a not being too pushy. “The Pursuit of Royale” is that it goes back to the would have to solid script, plot and all around fabu- Happyness” does not place blame beginning roots of James Bond. It see every movie lous film on every level. With con- on Chris for being poor because he’s wasn’t necessary to watch every sin- that came out crete acting by Leonardo DiCaprio, black. There are no excuses just gle Bond flick ever made to under- in the past 365 Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson, Mark a raw intensity to do better in life. stand what was happening. days.Although I Wahlberg and Martin Sheen, the That’s why I like this film so much. 9. “Cars” only took over energy generated on screen could Judging from “The Pursuit of I couldn’t resist. “Cars” is one of as the film critic Missy Thompson be felt in the seats of the theater. Happyness” Smith’s son Jaden will my basis movies to which I compare for the Tooele grow up to be quite like his dad. STAFF WRITER Scorsese’s storytelling abilities were most other animated pictures. It’s Transcript impressive. He subtly made known Luckily for Jaden he already has a so clever that I’m surprised at how Bulletin in what some of the characters’ roles wonderful film under his belt. Will innovated Disney was when com- September, I Reel Talk in the film were without divulging Smith embraced Chris Gardner and ing up with this concept. Instead of have seen my many of their specific characteris- had a believable on-screen father- talking animals or even people they fair share of tics or making the ending obvious. son relationship. It’s obvious how came up with a talking car. movies, enough to make a top 10 photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures This is a film with a specific target hard he worked. I forgot he was the It’s one of my favorite animated list of my favorite films. I did see Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio star in the “The Departed.” audience. It isn’t for every taste. Fresh Prince and the alien fighter movies of all time mainly because of some movies from January through There is so much blood, guts and stage to the Hollywood big screen. from “Independence Day” and “Men its originality and witty humor that August, but also rented a ton — by many actors who care too much gore there were times I had to look 5. “Happy Feet” in Black.” goes right over the heads of most which I mean hundreds — of films about their reputations and careers away, but the acting, cinematogra- My eclectic top 10 wouldn’t be kids and falls right to the parents. over the summer. to make a film that is so shocking 7. “Thank You for Smoking” phy and storyline pulled me right complete without an animated pic- This movie is so dry in its humor My top 10 list of favorite movies and controversial. That is why I love 10. “A Scanner Darkly” back in. This definitely deserves to ture. I debated which film I wanted and delivery that it makes you laugh. One might wonder why this barely will mainly be comprised of films this movie. be near the top of my list as it in this slot: “Happy Feet” or “Cars.” “Thank You for Smoking” is a satiri- known, weird picture would make it from the last four months, but I’ll has been nominated in many cat- 4. “Dreamgirls” In the end I went with the cute cud- cal comedy about tobacco compa- into my favorite movies of the year. slip in a few from earlier in the year. In contrast to the crime thriller egories for the Golden Globes and dly creatures from Antarctica rather nies but doesn’t show anyone in Well, I can answer that in one word of “The Departed” and the brilliant 1. “The Queen” looks promising with the Academy than race cars on Route 66. This the film smoking or holding a lit — ambiguity. “A Scanner Darkly” is acting in “The Queen” is the musi- Helen Mirren’s performance as Awards. toe-tapping musical has swept the cigarette. To me that’s one of the so bizarre, but genius that I couldn’t cal “Dreamgirls.” This is the most Queen Elizabeth II in “The Queen” 3. “Borat: Cultural Learnings of nation with its clever dialogue and best things about this film. It doesn’t help but slip it in. It’s thought-pro- recently released film on my list is unforgettable. Mirren has already fun music. necessarily glamorize smoking, but voking, intriguing and really strange. America for Make Benefit Glorious but the timing for it is impeccable. been nominated for a Golden Globe “Happy Feet” has three basic lev- it sure is funny to see how hypocriti- I can understand how it’s hard to Nation of Kazakhstan” The holiday season was the perfect for best performance by an actress els. The first deals with the heart cal people are. “get” but that’s the beauty of a film There is nåo way I would leave time to release this picture as it will in a motion picture for her portrayal song and finding your one true love. Aaron Eckhart, who plays Nick like this. It opened the doors to a “Borat: Cultural Learnings of be fresh in one’s memory for the of the Queen and it’s looking good The second is that being different is Naylor, is a lobbyist for a huge new genre with a rotoscoping tech- America for Make Benefit Glorious upcoming award season. for her Oscar nomination as well. okay. It doesn’t matter if you can’t tobacco company and eventually nique giving the film a lucid-dream Nation of Kazakhstan” out of my top Most of the stylized music in the “The Queen” was also nominated sing or can’t dance; you have some has problems that result from his feel. 10 list. Despite all the flack Sacha “Dreamgirls” is borrowed from the for best motion picture in the drama sort of talent. The last and most smoking, but he doesn’t want his 12- “A Scanner Darkly” is a slight Baron Cohen has received for this 1960s black girl group sound. The category. important is if you set your mind to film, I still absolutely love it. transformation from pop to soul to year old son to start. The storyline is glimpse into the drug world through The story surrounding the death something and want to achieve it, hilarious while subtly making fun of the eyes of director Richard Linklater. of Princess Diana is well known. This is one of the best come- disco gives a melting pot of music you can make a difference. “Happy our current U.S. policies. Although Those who are not interested in this But, what happened within palace dic films of the year. “Borat” is a that’s delightful to the ears. However, Feet” is tender and sweet with songs “Thank You for Smoking” wasn’t a type of film more than likely didn’t walls has been virtually unknown unique film that captured audienc- with Beyonce Knowles starring as you can bob your head to. huge blockbuster hit, it certainly see it or never even heard about it. by much of the world until this es all over the world and received superstar diva Deena Jones, the I always smile when I think of garnered a following with its theater I believe it did not get great reviews magnificent film entered the public positive global reviews — along singing is more “Destiny’s Child” this film. It’s environmentally in tune and DVD releases. because it was overlooked and not consciousness. with a few lawsuits. Filled with from the 21st century than “Diana with issues we are currently facing appreciated for the hard work that “The Queen” brought a few tears anti-Semitism, racism and sexism Ross and the Supremes” from the 8. “Casino Royale” and attempts — although not quite was put in to make it the front-run- to my eyes but also made me laugh. it has also received much negative 60s. Making her feature film debut I can’t say that “Casino Royale” is realistically — to make life better ner in a new type of filming making. This is due, in large part, to Mirren’s attention, particularly coming from as Effie White, Jennifer Hudson — a the best James Bond flick because for all creatures. “Happy Feet” is Elizabeth II. With her brilliant per- the Kazakhstan government. They runner-up from the third season of I haven’t seen any of the others. Runners up cute and fun making it one of my formance, Mirren made all the other have made statements in regards to “American Idol” — steals the show However, I can say as a novice to the Other movies from 2006 that don’t favorites of the year. characters better, while still shining “Borat” saying he has no affiliation with her powerful pipes and rich Bond scene, I really enjoyed “Casino fit on this top 10 list, but definitely on her own as the true star. This is with the country of Kazakhstan. vocal textures. 6. “The Pursuit of Happyness” Royale.” Daniel Craig’s piercing blue deserve to be mentioned include: a great film, from the script to the More controversy equals more “Dreamgirls” is one of the very Hands down Will Smith’s best role eyes and great physique allowed him “Clerks II,” “For Your Consideration,” acting, and just about everything in press which equals higher ticket few movie musicals to successfully is Chris Gardner in “The Pursuit to really embrace the cool, confident “The Devil Wears Prada” and “V for sales. Cohen is a genius. There are be transformed from the Broadway of Happyness.” There were none James Bond demeanor. Craig was Vendetta.” TUESDAY January 2, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

driver meets them on the U.S. side Boarder and speeds them to a drop house, continued from page A2 sometimes with deadly consequenc- es as they try to evade Border Patrol sites and swollen fingers. highway checkpoints. Francisco Garcia, a former Altar One man who survived a July mayor who now runs a migrant shel- 2005 crash that killed five people ter, has tallied 14 hotels, 80 boarding — including the man’s pregnant houses and 120 taxis — for a com- wife, 13-year-old son and 11-year-old munity of about 16,000 permanent daughter — said he had agreed to residents. pay $1,500 a person to get his family “You would think this was a tour- from Tijuana to Los Angeles. ist spot but we have nothing — no Business is so good that some architecture, no beaches to show Border Patrol agents are taking a off,” said Garcia, who describes cut. In one of several recent con- the town as “the waiting room for victions, two supervisory agents in migrants.” southeastern California admitted An estimated 3,500 people pass taking nearly $180,000 in bribes to through every day from January release immigrant smugglers and to April, the peak crossing season illegal immigrants from federal cus- — before summer, after a home visit tody. for Christmas. Vans line the square, Smugglers — often called “coy- cramming up to 30 people inside otes” — have flourished for decades and charging the equivalent of $30 a person for a ride to the border. and witnessed boom times before. Tijuana’s red-light district offers Demand grew after a temporary another glimpse of the increasingly worker program with Mexico ended sophisticated smuggling trade. in 1965 and again after the 1990s Before a crackdown in the mid- crackdown in San Diego and El ’90s, illegal immigrants famously Paso, Texas. massed along an open border and Smuggling entered a new growth sprinted into the night. phase after 2000 as the Border As security increased, smugglers Patrol shifted agents to Arizona. The Border Patrol’s Arizona sta- photography / Karen Hunt worked solo, collecting $300 tips to tions accounted for half of the agen- In Wendover, Hispanics joined a national movement and marched for “Day Without Immigrants” on May 1. guide immigrants on a short walk into San Diego, where the custom- cy’s 1.2 million arrests along the ers would hop a trolley or be col- Mexican border in 2005, up from lected by a friend or relative. Then only 8 percent of 1.2 million arrests Immigrants rally in Wendover, Tooele came two steel mesh fences, along in 1992. with more Border Patrol agents, sta- U.S. officials say they make Across the play a vital role in the local and eat at the Red Garter and there said that even though they are dium lighting and motion sensors. no systematic effort to track how nation and national economy. May 1 was were only two waitresses, so small, together they can make a Now, the men who worked as solo many of the people they arrest hired 10 t h r o u g h o u t designed to show the extent of we decided to just go and eat at difference. smugglers. Customs and Border Top 10 smugglers a decade ago are minions Top 10 Tooele County, their contributions. home,” she said. Protection has not responded to a stories of stories of West Wendover Police Chief in a larger scheme. They get paid 2006 2006 many members The Peppermill, Rainbow and Juan Ortiz, who took the day Ron Supp brought out 22 offi- about $100 to recruit migrants on Freedom of Information Act that the of the Hispanic Montego Bay casinos, which off from the Peppermill Casino, cers to ensure everyone was Tijuana’s streets for organizations AP submitted in April to disclose community took employ many of Wendover’s watched the march from the safe. After the march and rally, that charge $1,600 to sneak people what information it collects in the the day off Monday May 1, 2006, residents, told employees they sidelines, but said he planned Supp congratulated the organiz- through the mountains near Tecate, Border Patrol’s database of appre- for a “Day Without Immigrants” could have the day off if they to join marchers at the park. ers on a smoothly run event. 35 miles east of San Diego. Some hensions. rally. In Wendover, Hispanics gave a week’s notice. “It’s a lot of people for a small “This is a good ending to the migrants pay $2,500 to hide inside Bulmaro Arizmendez del Carpio, formed a march that stretched Catalina, who did not give town. You know that’s a lot of 22, was one of those caught by the story. Everybody did fine and a car trunk. for blocks and was punctuated her last name because she is in people,” he said as the marchers Border Patrol. He decided to save they learned a lesson in civil- “Times have changed — it’s a lot by a rally in the park with impas- the country illegally, was among stretched across two blocks and the $1,600 fee and forsake a guide, ity. We are learning to be good more difficult to get across, there sioned speakers. those who took the day off. In continued farther than the eye are a lot more problems, and there’s then walked three days in triple- citizens,” Orozco reflected when The rallies took place amid a the morning she had her one- could see. a lot more walking,” said Juan digit temperatures in early June talking with Supp. national debate on immigration year-old son baptized at San Lois Perez, of Peppermill Torres, 45, a smuggler who leads before being arrested with 17 oth- Applebee’s in Tooele City reform. While some criticized Felipe Catholic Church. In the Properties, and Alfonso Orozco, immigrants through the mountains. ers outside Phoenix. After the first those who marched and decried afternoon, she marched through owner of Park Furniture in also allowed employees off for His cut is about $300 from the usual day he ran out of water and twice discussions of gold-cards given the streets of Wendover. In West Wendover, organized the the day with advance notice. $1,600 fee. Drivers and people who had to fill jugs with dirty water from to those who break the laws between she went to get some event. Perez, Orozco and oth- Applebee’s stayed open with run safehouses in the United States cow tanks. His feet were covered to enter the country illegally, lunch, but did not escape the ers encouraged those who were approximately one-fourth the also get a cut. with blisters. others emphasized immigrants drama of the day. “I went to citizens to go out and vote. They staff. Migrants linger inside dingy Back at a bus station in Mexico, Tijuana hotels, waiting for a cab or where he was deported, Arizmendez bus ride before sunset to begin a said, “If we had hired a smuggler it trek that can last up to four days. A would have been different.” LOST KITTY My name is Carly. I am four years old. My cat is missing. He is a light- colored Siamese that is mostly gray and white with some stripes on his tail and hind legs. His name is “OSCAR”. Please call me at 833-0822

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photography / Troy Boman The nine-hour Discount Tire Sunchaser was the last major race at the Miller Motorsports park in 2006. The track earned an award as “Motorsports Certified Nurse Assistant Facility of the Year” at the Professional Motorsports World Expo in Cologne, Germany, in November.

Start date: The Miller Motorsports Park ing the possibility of annex- purchased another 500 acres Miller has given us positive exposure ing Miller Motorsports Park, east of MMP from County February 5, 2007! worldwide.” Deseret Peak Complex and NOW continued from page A1 Commissioner Bruce Clegg. ling Those involved in commer- surrounding areas into their Meanwhile, the swimming Enrol the future. cial development at the state city. pool at Deseret Peak wasn’t Must enroll by “Miller Motorsports Park level agree. “We see this area In December, ground was open in 2006 while it was in Tooele! January 30, 2007. has been huge for this county. as an area of great oppor- broken for a shooting range being rebuilt. Activity at the It’s taken some time for the tunity,” said Todd Brightwell southwest of Deseret Peak complex should rebound next citizens to feel a fit with it, but of Economic Corporation of Complex. The plan is to build year when the pool opens. The Utah. “The land surround- one of the finest shooting Classes will run when they see all the spin-off area still provides an abun- ing the park is especially facilities in the state at the Monday - Thursday jobs and industry that comes dance of venues for rodeo, well positioned for indus- location. This class 4:30 - 8:30 p.m. in, they will realize its impor- tries associated with motor Another long-range plan is equestrian, softball, baseball, prepares students 6-8 weeks tance,” said Commissioner soccer, motocross along with sports, including automotive to build a Mid-Valley Highway to become licensed Matt Lawrence. “This place engineering, design and after- from the Deseret Peak area to a mining museum and the is going to grow no matter market automotive products. Interstate 80. Utah Firefighters Museum. as a what, but by having Miller This area could be a source of Track owner Larry H. Miller New commissioner Jerry Certified Nursing Program Cost: Motorsports Park we now have high-quality jobs and capital said “we will go where the Hurst also proposed building Assistant. Application Fee - $35 a real asset to plan around investment.” market takes us” in relation a new convention center at Tuition - $270 and to build around. It will Grantsville City leaders are to other possible commercial Deseret Peak during his cam- affect us for years to come. conducting a study regard- developments in the area. He paign speeches. Registerwww.slcc.edu Today!!! “PFS is dead. It’s that sim- with the Goshutes and worked off on legislation to estab- ple,” Sen. Orrin Hatch said on providing mitigation fees lish the Cedar Mountain Tooele Center Waste 66 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 continued from page A1 after he learned of the decision to Tooele County in the Wilderness Area proposed by in September. “Transporting early stages of its proposal. Congressman Rob Bishop. be built at Yucca Mountain, and storing nuclear waste so The company even supplied Nearly 100,000 acres in Skull (435) 843-4350 or (801) 957-3354 Nev. close to an active military money for county leaders to Valley is now protected from PFS’s victory was short- training ground was a recipe tour facilities being built at development. The legislation for environmental disaster.” Yucca Mountain. lived when it suffered major killed PFS’s plan to build a rail Public sentiment in Utah As the years passed, howev- setbacks later in the year. line from the Timpie area near against the plan was obvi- er, Utah’s congressional lead- The DOI and Bureau of ous when the Bureau of Land ers, governors and environ- Interstate 80 to the Goshute See News Happening? Indian Affairs published Management re-opened a pub- mentalists railed against the Reservation. Bishop managed Give Us a Call! 882-0050 lengthy reviews detailing why lic comment period on the plan and devised strategies to to include this wilderness pro- none of PFS’s various propos- proposal and received 4,500 see it eliminated. vision in the 2006 National als for transporting and stor- letters mostly objecting to One triumph for the Utah Defense Authorization Act TOOELETRANSCRIPT ing highly radioactive waste storing the waste in the state. delegation came in January with language blocking PFS’s BULLETIN were acceptable. PFS had signed contracts when President Bush signed proposals. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007 Sports

From The Sidelines Swimmers Resolutions split dual needed for with Logan by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Tooele and Ogden have been region sports world swimming nemesis’ since the northern Class 3A region was formed nearly 10 years ago. onday, people But Logan proved on Dec. 7 that the everywhere Grizzlies are also a formidable foe in welcomed in the the Region 11 ranks and a team not to New Year, like M be taken too lightly. myself, I assume they also The Buff boys powered their way to began to make New Year’s a decisive 158-128 triumph over their resolutions. Grizzlies foes. However, the Logan Unfortunately, I have no girls team parlayed a sweep in the need to lose weight, don’t backstroke into 23-6 scoring edge and smoke and feel my ability recorded a 148-138 win over Tooele. to be kind to others is quite Steve Boys record impressive win acceptable. So, with my Schwartzman resolutions at a minimum The Buff boys captured five events GUEST COLUMNIST level, here are four resolu- and used team depth to register an tions that I feel the sports impressive region victory over the world ought to strive for to help it improve. rival Grizzlies Dec. 7 at Pratt Aquatic Resolution #1- The Ohio State Buckeyes Center. will win the NCAA football National Tooele began the dual in impressive Championship, and the BCS playoff will be style, posting a victory in the 200 med- born. ley relay with a top time of 1:49.46, to In 2006, the only thing more frustrating to a send a message right away to Logan. college football enthusiast than the BCS fiasco Jon Lee, Bobby Philpot, Terence has been trying to figure out Joe Paterno’s age. Perkins and Mat Snarr combined Michigan may now be off of the split-cham- forces to register the gold standing pion list, but that does not keep them out of in the first boys event of the day. The water cooler conversations. The Wolverines Buff squad of Stefen Chevalier, Trent may have lost to a USC Trojan team with a Andrus, Matt Ricci and Alix Court distinct home field advantage, and a lot of battled to a bronze time of 1:54.92 to UCLA induced anger to take out on them, but provide valuable depth points for the should the Buckeyes hoist the national cham- Buff team as well. pionship trophy next Monday the question may Snarr powered his way to first still be asked, “could the Wolverines have won photography/Troy Boman place in the 50 free with a career best a rematch against Ohio State?” Michigan, if Tooele’s Samantha Thomas drives to the basket against Union’s Lindsey Blake in Friday’s preseason affair at home. The time of 24.29 and teammate Ricci granted the No. 2 spot, may have entered the Lady Buffs captured the victory over the Lady Cougars for their second triumph of the young season. seized third place with a bronze time final with more confidence, and better motiva- of 25.05, also at lifetime best finish. tion than they possessed at the Rose Bowl. Court garnered eighth place at 25.70 With that question lingering, upon many oth- and teammate Scott Young took 10th ers like how would have an undefeated Boise Lady Buffs post consecutive victories place overall at 28.12. State fared after slaying a heavily favored Snarr and Lee also established Oklahoma squad Monday night, lets hope the career best times in the 100 free to BCS will pencil in a playoff next year. by Nick Drake Lomond at 7 p.m. spearhead a Buff sweep of the top I mean seriously, who really watched or SPORTS EDITOR Tooele Coach Karie Fredrickson said her team finally three places in the event. Snarr bat- truly cared about the San Diego County Credit Tooele came close to pulling out non-league victories put together four solid quarters to register the team’s first tled to a top time of 53.47 and team- Union Poinsettia Bowl anyway? in its first five contests of the 2006-07 girls basketball triumph of the season Dec. 19 over Juan Diego. mate Lee followed with a silver time Resolution #2- Barry Bonds and Terrell campaign. “We played well and finally got a win,” she said. “It of 54.77, both lifetime best finishes. Owens will be kicked out of their respective But for one reason or another, the Lady Buffs came up was well deserved. We played hard and finally hit a lot Teammate Court also earned third sport and sentenced to exile on a desert island. a little bit short on the final tally and dropped its first five of shots. Our execution was much better and that was a place in the overall standings with a I remember the good old days when sports contests of the season. big key to the game. We hit a lot of pressure free throws time of 57.65. Jordan Knighton also writers, and sports fans alike were allowed Tooele wasn’t about to let their Dec. 19 date with Juan which really helped us pull the game out. We really took sixth place at 1:01.07 in the event to sit together in a circle and talk about, well, Diego slip away. stepped it up on defense. It was just a good all-around as well. sports. But thanks to these trouble-causing The Lady Buffs rallied from an early deficit to outscore victory.” Lee also set a career best mark knuckle heads (I will now refer to them as the Lady Soaring Eagles in the final three periods of play Granger 38 - Tooele 36 in the 100 back to capture the event Idiot One and Idiot Two), this is no longer the and registered a 52-47 road victory in Draper. The Lady Lancers exploded for an 11-4 scoring assault with a top time of 59.45 and Chevalier case. Meredith Nigh caught fire with a season-high 23 and in the third quarter and held on down the stretch to edge fought to a runner-up status with First we have Idiot One, the ‘roid popping, Alexis Bird contributed 14 to key the team’s first triumph past the Lady Buffs by two points Dec. 12 at Tooele. a time of 1:04.02. Tooele’s Jared lazy San Fran’ outfielder who subconsciously of the year. Granger battled to a slim 8-6 edge after one period Genther also grabbed fourth place covers ever mess up he makes with an arro- After a long break for the Christmas Moratorium, expired. Shayna Davidson, Rosey Bossett, Kakaia Netane with a lifetime best finish of 1:06.78 gance nobody in baseball can match. It is Tooele returned to the hardwoods Friday and erupted for and Allisa Nelson all hit a basket in the opening period. and Spencer Dickinson took seventh almost as if every time the media talks to him a 33-14 barrage in the first two periods to post a decisive Meredith Nigh popped the cords for three points and place at 1:17.32. he says, in one way or another, “hey, back off, 54-35 victory over Union at home. Marie Porter added a field goal to lead the way for Tooele Terence Perkins seized top honors I’m the guy who hit 73 home runs in one of the Sam Thomas blistered the nets for a season high 20 and early in the game. Sam Thomas also hit a charity toss as in the 100 breaststroke with a career smallest ball parks in the league, remember?” Marie Porter pumped in 11. Alexis Bird also netted seven well to keep the Lady Buffs within striking distance. best time of 1:07.43 to claim first place In the other corner we find Idiot Two, for the Lady Buffs. Tooele stormed back with a 17-11 outburst in the sec- in the tough race. Ricci garnered third the glorified wide receiver, who is so full of The Lady Buffs now prepare for the Region 11 girls basketball opener Thursday in a home date with the Ben SEE POST PAGE A11 SEE SPLIT PAGE A11 SEE RESOLUTIONS PAGE A11 Eagles battle past ‘Cats

Sports Wrap by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR West Ridge Academy produced a pair of strong first and third quarters Mustangs roll to triumph and held off comeback rallies by Wendover to register a 73-71 victory over Dugway outscored Milford 33-25 in the sec- the Wildcats Wednesday on the Fighting Eagles’ home floor. ond-half to extend a one-point intermission Adam Alexander poured in 25 points and Darren Faber contributed 19 lead and roll to a 58-49 road victory over the to pace the hosts. Jeremy Suchanski netted 13 as well. Tigers Saturday in Milford. Manuel Alvarez ripped the nets for 35 points and Derek Peterson hit for Morgan Kartchner torched the nets for 25 and 12. Landon Mikesell also chipped in with 10. Landon Wilkins poured in 17 to spearhead the Wendover now takes time off to celebrate the Christmas Moratorium. Mustangs non-league triumph. Zach James also The Wildcats won’t hit the hardwoods again until a Jan. 12 home date with hit for 10 and Preston Edwards added five. county neighbor Dugway at 7 p.m. Blake Williams paced the Tigers with a team high 18 and Cade Boyter netted nine. Wendover 65 - McDermont, Nev. 30 Dugway now prepares for a home battle The Wildcats outscored the visiting Bulldogs in all four frames and with Tintic Wednesday at 6 p.m. The Mustangs coasted to a decisive non-league victory Dec. 16 at Wendover. also hit the road to Manila Thursday for a non- Victor DeSantiago blistered the home nets for eight points on four league battle with another Mustangs squad at field goals in the first frame to spur the ‘Cats to an 18-6 cushion after one 7:30 p.m. period of play. Jose Rosales and Manuel Alvarez buried a 3-point bomb each while Rogelio Martinez and Derek Peterson chipped in with a field Lady Tigers top Lady goal each to stake Wendover to a double-digit lead with eight minutes expired in the affair. Mustangs in non-league tilt Thomas Eland, Jacob Reigmer and Troy Rodriguez each hit a basket Tabiona exploded for a 20-2 barrage in the for the Bulldogs to account for all of the point production in the opening second period to snap an 8-8 deadlock and period of play. cruise to a decisive 60-26 win over Dugway Wendover tacked on a 20-8 scoring assault in the second stanza to Friday on the Lady Tigers home hardwoods. extend the half-time bulge to a 38-14 count. Alvarez ripped the cords Savana Gines and Kambie Bagley poured in for 11 points, including three 3-point missiles, and Miguel Martinez hit 18 points each to ignite the preseason victory a three-point play as well. DeSantiago, Peterson and Devin Murphy also while Stacy Stringham pumped in 12 to aid in connected on a basket each to stake the hosts to a 24-point intermission the non-league triumph. lead. Jaynie Palmer flipped in 15 for the Lady Eland, Troy Rodriguez, Fernando Rodriguez and Kirby Paradise tallied Mustangs and Sherilyn Pianar tossed in seven. two points each in the quarter to complete the scoring for the outgunned The Lady Mustangs hit the road to Manila Bulldogs. Thursday for a non-league affair against the The Wildcats produced a 15-8 point production in the third session to Lady Mustangs at 6 p.m. take a 53-22 cushion into the final frame of the game. Alvarez poured in Panthers upend Buffs seven points. Miguel Martinez drilled a 3-point shot while DeSantiago and West raced to a 19-9 lead eight minutes into Rosales chipped in with a basket each to extend the margin. Fernando Rodriguez paved the way for the Bulldogs in the period with photography/Troy Boman Wendover’s Victor DeSantiago (right) attempts to drive past Grantsville’s Austin Gumucio SEE WRAP PAGE A11 (left) in a game Dec. 8 at WHS. The Wildcats have been on a roll since the west desert SEE BATTLE PAGE A11 school pulled off a hard fought victory over the Cowboys in the game. TUESDAY January 2, 2006 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Cowboys fall to Cedar City foes

by Nick Drake had its chances to pull out a pair of road victories in SPORTS EDITOR Cedar City. Grantsville hoped to spread a little Christmas “I think we kept ourselves in a position to win (vs. cheer in Cedar City, Dec. 20 and 21. Cedar) and when your on the road and only down But both Cedar City and Canyon View played more one you have a chance to win on road,” he stated. like Ebenezer Scrooge and the Grinch to spoil the “We just didn’t convert in the fourth quarter in our Cowboys bid for a sweep in southern Utah. looks. We had couple of key turnovers in the fourth Cedar buried 11 of 14 free throws in the fourth quarter that really hurt us. They hit the foul shots quarter to break open a one-point game and capture when they needed to when we had to foul. The fourth a 58-47 home triumph over Grantsville Dec. 20 on quarter was our downfall. their home hardwoods. “The first quarter really killed us against Canyon The Cedar Redman outscored the Cowboys 20-10 View,” he added. “We missed nine shots within six in the final frame of the game to pull out a 58-47 tri- feet of the rim and didn’t score a field goal in the first umph Wednesday at home. period. You can’t afford to miss those kind of shots, Steven Warby led the hosts with team high 17. especially on the road. When you run the offense and Josh Childs poured in a career high 18 and Logan get the looks you want and don’t convert it really Drake hit for 10. Marcus Johnson and Craig Harrison demoralizes you team and their confidence. It also also netted six each and Trevor Hawkins added five. gives the other team a chance to get their confidence Canyon View sprinted to a 14-2 lead after one up. We outscored them in the final three periods by period and held off a Grantsville comeback bid to six. But you can’t afford to spot a team a double fig- record a 47-41 victory over the Cowboys Dec. 21 in ure lead after one period and battle all the way back Cedar City. and spend so much energy fighting back.” Josh Childs fired in 15 and Logan Paulich pumped Coach Sandberg said his team has some work to in nine. Harrison and Hawkins also tossed in six each do to prepare for the upcoming region season. for the Cowboys. “It was a disappointing weekend as far as wins and Grantsville now prepares to tangle with Delta losses,” he said. “I was hoping to come out with a Wednesday on the Rabbits home floor at 7 p.m. The split at least but we had a chance in both games and Cowboys also begin Region 11 action Friday at Logan the kids didn’t step up. We’re just not playing well as photography/Troy Boman THS swimmer Courtney Stubbs busts down lane 4 in the 200 yard individual medley in heat 2 at the 2006 against the highly touted Grizzlies. a team right now. Hopefully we’ll get the kids focused Tooele Invitational at the Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center (PAC) Dec. 15. The Lady Buffs are taking some well Grantsville Coach Larry Sandberg said his team back to team ball and get ourselves healthy.” deserved time off after a tough and grueling month of December. The team resumes action Thursday against Grantsville and Rowland Hall-St. Marks at PAC. decisive non-league triumph over utes remaining in the game. Carter the Wildcats in a battle of feline ripped the visiting cords for nine Battle Lady Buffs fall to Grizzlies with Cox, Smith, Halladay and continued from page A10 Dec. 15 at Wendover. points and Giles poured in seven. Wendover had an angry tiger by Kory Nielsen also tossed in a pair Split The Lady Grizzlies rallied in the Burden earning runner-up honors with a finish of 1:54.30. Halladay the tail on this night and Tabiona of baskets for the Tigers as well. continued from page A10 ninth girls event to post the top battled to a silver standing in the five points, including a 3-point didn’t take any prisoners. The vis- Peterson buried a field goal four times and a 23-6 scoring edge 500 free with a runner-up finish shot, while Troy Rodriguez con- iting Tigers raced to a 15-9 cush- in the fateful third quarter for to rally past the Lady Buffs in a nected for a field goal and Eland of 6:21.31 and teammate Bowers ion after one period culminated, the lone points of the frame for place with a time of 1:10.47 and league dual Dec. 7 at PAC. buried a free throw row. was right on her teammate’s heels thanks to 10 points from Tyler Wendover. Crane followed in fourth place at Tooele attempted to set the Korbin Murphy and Alvarez with a third place time of 6:41.25. Giles and five more by Kelsey The Wildcats did register their 1:11.57. Dustin Perkins also estab- tone of the meet right from the Murphy (7:05.75) and Chelsea hit a 3-point bomb each in the Carter. lished a career best time in the start, winning the first race of the lone period success of the contest, Smaellie (7:31.35) took sixth and final frame of the game while Manuel Alvarez kept the ‘Cats event with a sixth place finish of day, the 200 medley relay. The outscoring Tabby 18-13, in the seventh place overall for THS as DeSantiago, Peterson and Devin within striking distance with five 1:13.23. Lady Buff squad of Lizette Torres, fourth quarter. Landon Mikesell well. Murphy all hit for two points each. points while Rogelio Martinez and The Buff 400 free relay squad of Erika Andrews, Trish Cox and paced the ‘Cats with five points Burden seized a second place in Rogelio Martinez also canned a Derek Peterson contributed a bas- Philpot, Chevalier, Lee and Snarr Mary Burden combined forces to while Alvarez and DeSantiago con- the 100 free with a time of 1:00.28 charity toss along the way. ket each. took runner-up honors in the final capture top honors in the event tributed four points each. Adam and Skelton grabbed fourth place Reigmer led the charge down the Tabiona tacked on an 18-9 bar- race of the day with a second with a first place finish of 2:05.08. Flores, Peterson and Rogelio overall for Tooele with a finish stretch for the Bulldogs with four rage in the second period to grab a place finish of 3:38.11. After a couple of silver finishes Martinez all scored two points in of 1:08.83. Tooele’s Crystal Pedro points while teammates Paradise 33-18 edge headed into the locker Crane claimed a silver status in the ensuing two events, Mary the fourth quarter to complete the took sixth place at 1:12.63 fol- and Troy Rodriguez chipped in room for the intermission break. in the 200 free with a second Burden gave the Lady Buffs a huge scoring for the home team. lowed by teammates Butterfield with two points each. Giles connected for half of the place finish of 2:04.82 and Buff lift with a gold time of 26.66 to Carter poured in seven points (1:13.77) and Stephanie Lee Alvarez led all scorers in team’s 18 points in the quarter teammate Kyle Cooper grabbed capture the 50 free in a career best to lead Tabiona while Giles and (1:16.52) in seventh and eighth the game with 24 points and while Todd Roberts netted five third place overall in the event effort. Janiel Wells battled to a Colton Roberts chipped in with place, respectively as well. DeSantiago tossed in 14. Peterson points. Carter also contributed with a bronze finish of 2:17.20. sixth place time of 31.09 and team- two points each. Rob Lions and Halladay powered her way to also hit for seven and Miguel four points as well for the Tigers. Knighton also took fourth place mate Butterfield was right behind a runner-up standing in the 200 Martinez chipped in with six Jose Rosales kept the ‘Cats Spencer Turnbow also canned a at 2:17.87. in seventh place at 31.19. free with a silver time of 2:17.06 points for the ‘Cats. offense in gear with six points and free throw each as well. Philpot battled to a runner-up Tooele ruled the 100 fly when while Tooele trio Smith (2:20.25), Troy Rodriguez paced the Alvarez uncorked a 3-point shot to Giles led all scorers in the game finish in the 200 individual medley Lady Buff sophomore Erika Skelton (2:28.19) and Bowers Bulldogs with a team-high eight complete the Wendover scoring in with a game-high 28 and Carter at 2:14.45 and Nichols followed in Andrews seized the title with a (2:30.35) fought to fourth through and Fernando Rodriguez tossed the second period. poured in 25 as well. third place at 2:21.60. Tooele tan- top time of 1:10.93 while team- sixth place, respectively, to pro- in seven. The Tigers blistered the nets Alvarez paced the ‘Cats with dem Terence Perkins (2:23.59) and mate tandem Torres (1:11.78) and vide valuable depth points for the Tabiona 66 - Wendover 38 for a whopping 20-2 third period a team-high 12 while Rosales Dustin Perkins (2:37.52) battled Anderson (1:13.38) took third and Lady Buff squad. The talented Tigers rolled to a assault to build an insurmountable and Peterson provided six points to fourth and fifth place times, fifth place times with lifetime best Cox led a strong showing in the 53-20 edge and only eight min- each. respectively, as well. finishes as well. Courtney Lopez 200 individual medley (IM) with a Philpot also garnered a silver also garnered sixth place overall second place finish of 2:26.39 and standing in the 100 fly with a at 1:24.52. Granger bounced right back second 3-point shot of the game Tooele tandem Riding (2:49.40) career best finish of 1:01.12 in the However, Logan followed by with an 11-4 assault in the third while Bitters, Porter and Thomas and Stubbs (2:52.92) also grabbed Post event. Andrus took fourth place winning the next four events before period to take a 30-27 lead head- each connected on a field goal to third and fourth place times as continued from page A10 overall with a time of 1:03.69 and Cox snapped the Lady Grizzlie ed down the stretch. ignite the Tooele comeback bid. well. Tooele teammate Smaellie Nichols claimed fifth place with a string. The Lady Buff senior pow- Tooele could only muster a However, the Lady Lancers also took seventh place overall at ond stanza to build a 23-19 inter- finish of 1:05.78. ered her way to the top of the 100 basket each by Karly Bitters and held off the Lady Buff rally with 3:17.46. mission advantage. Nigh poured Ricci, Knighton, Court and breaststroke field with a career Nigh in the pivotal period. six points by Hola. But Logan seized the dual win in seven points, including a 3- Crane combined forces to take best time of 1:15.86 and Tooele The Lady Buffs did outscore Lita Hola and Nelson paved with a stellar showing in the 100 point bomb, while Thomas net- runner-up honors in the 200 free dominated the event. Smith fought the Lady Lancers 9-8 in the the way for the Lady Lancers back as four Lady Grizzlie back- ted three points in the frame. relay at 1:42.13. Chevalier fought to a silver time in the event as well fourth quarter. Nigh buried her with 11 each. strokers took first through fourth to a bronze status in the 500 free with a lifetime best of 1:21.24 and Nigh led all scorers in the con- place, respectively, to garner the Rika Larsen, Melanie Johnson, with a third place finish of 5:39.38 Kylei Riding grabbed fourth place test with a game-high 15 while pivotal 23-6 point differential to Sammie Jensen and Kelsi Wells and teammate Andrus was right with a career best effort of 1:27.40 Wrap Porter and Thomas also contrib- provide the tally needed to hold all poured in seven points to spark behind with a fourth place time to provide valuable depth points continued from page A10 uted six each. of the Lady Buffs in the final team the Cowgirls non-league triumph. of 5:57.59. for the Lady Buff squad. Nytalya standings. Andrews (1:13.43), Stacey Uresk paced the Lady Court also garnered seventh place Saturday’s boys’ hoop road con- Stubbs (1:17.25), Torres (1:18.36), Cougars with a team high eight at 1:31.59. test against Tooele and claimed Murphy (1:19.68), Anderson and Lindsey Blake netted seven. Tooele claimed runner-up a 70-55 decision Saturday on the (1:19.83), Wells (1:21.22), Jessica The Cowgirls begin Region 11 honors in the 400 free relay as Buffs hardwoods. Andrews, Amber Skelton, Stubbs Cooper (1:27.47), Pedro (1:30.01) action Thursday in a home bout Reggie Chambers and Collin and Laurie Halladay grabbed a sil- and Karina Lohmeyer (1:33.47) with region rival Logan at 7 p.m. Senten popped the nets for 17 ver in the 400 free relay at 4:23.04. battled to fifth place through 13th at GHS. points each and Nate Mensah con- The Lady Buffs also captured a place, respectively, for the Lady tributed 12 to trigger the Panthers Tooele Jr. Jazz second place in the 200 free relay Buff squad. road win. Dorian Cochran poured in a scoreboard team high 15 and Zac Clausing flipped in 13. Josh Johnson also operators needed Pet of the Week The Tooele Junior Jazz Youth fired in 12 for the hosts. Basketball league is currently Tooele hits the road Wednesday to tangle with Class 4A foe Lehi in looking for scoreboard operators a 7 p.m. non-league contest. for the 2007 season. This is a great opportunity Cowgirls seize win to make money while watching Grantsville rallied from a five- basketball. If you are interested, point deficit after three periods please call Kris McEachern at 843- with a 12-5 outburst in the final 9248. Operators must be ages 14 frame to pull out a thrilling 34-32 or older. If interested in being a triumph over Union Saturday at referee, please call Dean Gonzales GHS. at 849-2354.

Mavericks green and Suns purple, Resoultions but if Sloan’s warriors can stay continued from page A10 as consistently team play prone as they are now, expect Carlos himself he refers to himself with Boozer and AK-47, i.e. Andrei his initials. This same man, who Kirilenko, to lead the new boys in defiled the same star he plays blue its first championship trophy and shut up the Shaq’s, Kobe’s, for today, puts himself on a ped- and AI’s everywhere. estal after a hard fought game Resolution #4- The New York of 46 yards and eight dropped Yankees will finish the 2007 regu- passes, then takes his weekly Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be lar season with a record of 0-162. post game routine of saying he required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Simply enough, this would Shelters are only required to hold animals for is “underutilized” and calling his make life in the MLB a lot more coach by “Bill.” interesting. With the Evil Empire three days before they are euthanized. If the sports world can do us out of the way, there will not only For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals a favor, please rid us of these two be room for another team finally available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at so we can talk about baseball and having a shot at playoff baseball, 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. football again. but will also get the smug New Resolution #3- Jerry Sloan will York faces of Giambi and A-Rod Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. realize that Michael Jordan is not off of the TV screen. in the NBA anymore, and can- The 2007 year is sure to be a not commit on offensive push off treat, and should these resolu- Tooele Veterinary again, and the Utah Jazz will win tions come true, it may also be photography/Mike Anderson Clinic the NBA Finals. full of great stories, and, finally, Tooele’s Josh Johnson races in for a lay up in Saturday’s game against Sure, the Western conference is some great sports to talk and West. The Panthers captured the victory over the Buffs in the non- 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 full of Goliath’s clad in Spur silver, write about. league contest at THS. A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January, 2007 ��������������� ���������

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■ Sagers – Homefront Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Puzzles day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Snapshots of 2006 A photographic look back More photos on B8

photography / Troy Boman Tooele City Fire Chief Kris Garcia and Assistant Chief Dave Gillette stand under smoke-filled skies during a structure fire at the old water treatment plant in Tooele.

photography / Troy Boman Tooele’s Lauren Folta (above) is shown a warm welcome by team- mates at home plate after the Lady Buff shortstop crushed a home run against Cedar City in the Class 3A State Softball cham- pionships.

photography / Troy Boman Logan Reeder (right) of the Kiowa tribe took first place in the Teen Boys Fancy division at the Eastern Great Basin powwow at last year’s photography / Troy Boman Festival of the Old West. CJ Slagowski holds on for dear life as bull fighter Blake Jones chases down the rambunctious sheep at last year’s Bit-N-Spur rodeo.

photography / Troy Boman Randy Young and Allen Warr of Erda snag a calf in the team roping event at last year’s Bit-N-Spur Rodeo. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007 Canned fish makes for great post-holiday meals fter cholesterol. There is also pineapple slices and top with the evidence omega-3s may help sliced cheese. Place under flur- ease the pain of arthritis and cold broiler and heat until Ary of reduce asthma complications. cheese is melted. Serve. the holidays, And, according to recent it is nice to research, the omega-3s found Up North Salmon settle down in seafood improve brain func- Supper to more nor- tion in middle-aged people 1 can (16-ounce) salmon mal living and actually lower the risk of 1 package frozen peas (10 and more mental impairment as people ounce) normal cook- age. Diane Sagers 1 1/2 cup cottage cheese ing. The peri- Canned salmon has one CORRESPONDENT 1 egg, slightly beaten od between added benefit tuna does not 1 cup cracker crumbs Thanksgiving offer. Because the fish is 1/2 cup crushed crispy rice and New Homefront canned with the bones, it is cereal Year’s brings a good source of dietary cal- 1 cup grated cheddar out many cium, which is vital to fight cheese favorite and festive once-a- against osteoporosis. The 3 tablespoons chopped year recipes. The eating is May 1995 Mayo Clinic Health green pepper good and the effort is worth it. Letter ranked canned salmon 1 tablespoon chopped onion However, there is something as number seven of the 15 1 tablespoon lemon juice to be said for getting back to best sources of calcium. 1/4 teaspoon pepper eating plain food and re-estab- Canning softens the bones, 1/2 teaspoon salt lishing a routine. making them delicate to com- Nourishing foods that can bine easily with mixtures. Mix Thaw peas just enough to add to after-holiday eating them in and you won’t even break apart. Mix together might come from your pantry know they are there. cottage cheese, egg, cracker — those items that store well There’s more to tuna than crumbs, rice cereal, cheddar for good, solid meals. Canned noodle casseroles and lunch- cheese, green pepper, onion, fish is a good food-storage box sandwiches — although lemon juice, pepper and salt. item, but it sometimes finds an embellished tuna sandwich Add salmon and peas. Bake its way to the back of the pan- can be quite a treat. Putting at 350 degrees for 45 minutes try. Don’t lose track of it — it tuna with pineapple sounds a or microwave covered with can lend itself to some very little unorthodox, but the com- waxed paper until firm (about tasty eating for winter meals. bination makes a tasty grilled 10 to 12 minutes). Canned salmon and canned sandwich. tuna both have their place at the dinner table. Both are low Tuna or Salmon in calories. Tuna packed in Broiled Tuna and Patties water is lower in calories than Pineapple Sandwiches Tuna makes about 4 patties its oil-packed counterpart. 1 7-ounce can tuna – oil or (For salmon patties substi- Both are high in protein, nia- water packed tute 1 14-ounce can salmon cin and vitamin B-12. 3 tablespoons mayonnaise and double all other ingredi- Recent research has shown (or add to taste) ents – Makes 8 patties) that omega-3 fatty acids, 4 slices cheddar or process 1 7-ounce can tuna drained which are abundant in fatty cheese 1/3 cup oatmeal or bread fish like tuna and salmon, can 4 slices pineapple crumbs help lower the risk of heart 4 slice bread 1/2 cup celery disease by helping to regulate 2 T minced onion photography courtesy of Diane Sagers and lower cholesterol levels in Mix tuna and mayonnaise. There’s more to tuna than noodle casserole. With bread, tuna, cheese and pineapple, a grilled tuna pine- the blood, as well as improv- Toast bread. Spread tuna mix- apple sandwich provides food from all of the food groups. Although it is a bit unorthodox, it makes a deli- ing the ratio of good to bad ture on toasted bread. Add SEE FISH ON B7 cious meal. Grantsville High School alumni tourney a holiday classic by Natalie Tripp ity of the players are sporting The strategy of each class CORRESPONDING WRITER their fashionable knee braces, is a little different from each and it’s quite common to hear a other. The older classes tend to very year the child yelling, “Let’s go dad!” The leave one man “cherry picking” Grantsville Alumni three point shot is taken often, at the opposite end of the court Tournament invites because it’s the least contested and use their size to rebound, Ethe graduates of yes- and requires less energy, but whereas the younger classes teryear to prove which class of still remains the crowd favorite. use their youthful speed and athletes is the best at basket- If you’re into wrestling you agility. ball. But, what happens when may enjoy watching the tourna- The classes competing this you have a bunch of grown men ment as it sometimes results in year ranged from the class of reliving their glory days? It’s a a brawl on the floor instead of a 1981 to the class of 2006. The beautiful thing. basketball game. There are ref- winner of the tournament was Spectators were in for a treat erees at every game, but because the class of 2005 who beat the when they watched any game the tournament is all in good fun combined classes of 1999 and in the tournament. The major- the whistle is seldomly blown. 2002 in an exhilarating game by The older players tend to end up one point in overtime. with the worst injuries, possi- Fouls are made, fights break bly due to inadequate excerise. In past years ambulances have out and injuries are expected. been called and compound frac- So why does this tournament tures have occured. continue? When asked why this The younger teams that have tradition survives, tournament graduated in the last three years director Andrew Vera, class of usually have an easier time with 2005 replied, “I think it’s the the tournament, but astound- competition that brings every- ingly the graduates of the 80s one back. You never know who’s are always tough competition. going to be the champions.” Some classes struggle to have Taylor Hutchins, class of five players show up and are 2002 added, “I love basketball, I photography / Natalie Trip forced to combine with another love Grantsville, and it’s a great The Grantsville Alumni Tournament attracted the fit and the flabby to relive high school memories in the days class. excuse to come back home.” proceeding the new year. Referees limited their calls for the event.

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Dirty Jobs “Chick Sexer” (CC) Dirty Jobs (CC) Dirty Jobs “Chimney Sweeper” (CC) Dirty Jobs “Plumber” Plumbing. ››› ››› ’ ›› “Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a (518) ENC (5:35) “For Your Eyes Only” (1981) ‘PG’ Cont’d (:45) “Licence to Kill” (1989, Action) Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “The Brothers Grimm” (2005, Fantasy) Matt Damon. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (534) STARZ Life Aquatic (:35) “XXX: State of the Union” ›› (2005, Action) Ice Cube. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:20) “Boogeyman” ›› (2005) Barry Watson. ’ ‘PG-13’ “The Aviator” ››› (2004, Biography) Leonardo DiCaprio. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Lens,” helmed by her sister Barbara. (561) MAX (5:45) “White Noise” › (2005) Michael Keaton. ’ Cont’d “Ricochet” ›› (1991) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Tremors” ›› (1990, Horror) Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Tremors II: Aftershocks” ›› (CC) It captures her at work and at home, (576) SHOW Tomorrow Nvr “High Tension” ›› (2003) Cécile de France. ‘R’ (CC) Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) The Big Black Comedy Show (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Block Party talking about her life, her art and the (591) TMC (5:15) “Sunset Park” ›› ‘R’ Cont’d “200 Cigarettes” › (1999) Ben Affleck. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events” ››› (2004) ‘PG’ (:45) “The Next Best Thing” › (2000) Rupert Everett. ’ two great losses that led her to de- cide it was time to make this film: WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 3, 2007 the deaths of her father and her CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 longtime friend Susan Sontag. 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In Case of Emergency (5) NBC News (CC) News (CC) Friday Night Lights “Nevermind” (N) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Medium “Mother’s Little Helper” (N) News (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night 8:31 p.m. on $ ABC (6) HBO (5:15) “King’s Ransom” ›’ Cont’d “Major Payne” ›› (1995) Damon Wayans. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “The Producers” ›› (2005, Musical Comedy) Nathan Lane, Uma Thurman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Inside the NFL (N) ’ (CC) “The Class” meets “Six Degrees” in (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Wired Science (N) ’ (CC) American Masters “Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens” Living-Spirit Summer Wine ’Allo, ’Allo! Sweetwater Rescue: Willie and Martin this new sitcom, a tale of four high- (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hawaii Five-0 (CC) Magnum, P.I. 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(Live) Utah Jazz News (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Watch Over Me (N) ’ (CC) (Jonathan Silverman) visits a mas- (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Beauty and the Geek (Season Premiere) (N) ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show sage therapist (Kelly Hu) who turns (23) FX “Spider-Man 2” ››› (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire. Peter Parker fights a man who has mechanical tentacles. “XXX” ›› (2002) Vin Diesel, Asia Argento. A spy tries to stop an anarchist with weapons. XXX ›› (2002) out to have been valedictorian of (25) QVC Wednesday Night Gold Bowflex Fitness Diamond Jewelry by Affinity Healthy Living Quick and Easy Crafts their class. (26) ANPL Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) African River Goddess (CC) Animal Precinct “Team Rescue” Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) African River Goddess (CC) Animal Precinct “Team Rescue” (27) NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Thursday (28) FAM “Stepmom” ›› (1998, Drama) Julia Roberts, Susan Sarandon, Ed Harris. (CC) Whose Line? 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(iTV) ’ (CC) (:45) Bloodfist II What happens there ... well, you (591) TMC (5:35) “Arachnophobia” ››› (1990) Jeff Daniels. Cont’d “Donnie Darko” ›› (2001, Fantasy) Jake Gyllenhaal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Dirt Merchant” › (1999) Danny Masterson. ‘NR’ (CC) “Me and You-Everyone” know. Michael (Steve Carell) returns THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 4, 2007 from a vacation in Jamaica all mel- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 lowed out. Nothing at work is going (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) ’ Shark “The Wrath of Khan” (N) (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show to get to him. 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Wired Science (N) ’ (CC) Krasinski, Rashida Jones) get into (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Movie Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You an argument, and Pam (Jenna Fis- (10) TBS Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “I Spy” ›› (2002, Comedy) (PA) Eddie Murphy, Owen Wilson. (CC) (:10) “Bait” › (2000, Action) (PA) Jamie Foxx, David Morse. (CC) cher) is caught in the middle in the (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Life in Death Valley” ’ David Attenborough Package (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:35) I Love Lucy new episode “Back From Vacation.” (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) ’Til Death (N) ’ The War at Home The O.C. “My Two Dads” (N) (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) College Basketball Idaho State at Weber State. (Live) (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Wicked Wicked Games (N) ’ Scrubs (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Smallville “Arrow” ’ (CC) Smallville “Aqua” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show 8 p.m. on % NBC (23) FX Married... With Married... With King of the Hill King of the Hill That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Little Black Book” ›› (2004, Romance-Comedy) Brittany Murphy, Holly Hunter. Premiere. Little Black Book Unlike the failed series “3 Lbs.,” (25) QVC Problem Solvers Oreck. Aquamarine Jewelry Breezies Intimates Collection Joan Rivers Beauty: 7th Anniversary which ripped off the “House” formu- (26) ANPL Growing Up... “Zebra” (CC) Growing Up... “Black Leopard” (CC) Animal Precinct “Just in Time” (CC) Growing Up... “Zebra” (CC) Growing Up... “Black Leopard” (CC) Animal Precinct “Just in Time” (CC) (27) NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Full House (CC) Full House (CC) la, the new episode “My House” (28) FAM “Hook” ››› (1991, Fantasy) Dustin Hoffman. Lawyer turns into Peter Pan to save kids from Captain Hook. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program pays homage to Hugh Laurie’s ac- (29) TOON Pokemon-Battle Gym Partner Camp Lazlo Squirrel Boy Xiaolin Showdown Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Hungerforce Full-Alchemist Inuyasha Inuyasha claimed doctor drama. Dr. Cox (John (31) CMTV Crossroads Hank Williams Jr. ’ Crossroads “Heart & Wynonna” ’ Crossroads ’ Crossroads Bon Jovi. ’ Top 20 Countdown ’ C. McGinley) is the medical sleuth (33) DISN Sister, Sister ’ Sister, Sister ’ Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Seventeen Again” › (2000, Comedy) Tia Mowry, Tamera Mowry. ’ (CC) Life With Derek Phil of the Future here, trying to figure out the causes (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) UFC Unleashed ’ Afro Samurai ’ Afro Samurai ’ Inside the UFC (N) Afro Samurai ’ Whacked Out MXC ’ of a man’s strange skin pigmenta- (38) AMC “Conan the Barbarian” ›› (1982, Adventure) Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones. “Ronin” ›› (1998) Robert De Niro. Five espionage specialists must find a special briefcase. “Taxi Driver” ›››› (1976, Drama) tion, a young woman’s heart failure (39) TNT NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at New Orleans Hornets. From the Ford Center in Oklahoma City. NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento Kings. (Live) (CC) Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) and a colleague’s anger issues. (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) (43) CNBC Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Shark (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba “The Rings” “Amber’s Story” (2006, Drama) Elisabeth Röhm. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier “Rivals” Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren Ever heard the expression “Don’t (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Top 50 Blowups (Live) Totally Football Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Blowups (Live) Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Blowups (Live) Final Score make a federal case out of it”? (52) ESPN College Basketball College Basketball Cincinnati at Memphis. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) Gamenight SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) (:05) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:04) Psych (CC) That’s what’s happening in “The (57) USA (71) DISC A Haunting (CC) Surgery Saved My Life (N) Mystery Diagnosis (CC) Stunt Junkies Stunt Junkies A Haunting (CC) Surgery Saved My Life Wrath of Khan.” Stark and Jessica (518) ENC “Man of the House” ›› (2005) Tommy Lee Jones. (CC) (:45) “Rising Sun” ››› (1993, Mystery) Sean Connery, Wesley Snipes. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Money Talks” ›› (1997) Chris Tucker. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Life Aquatic (James Woods, Jeri Ryan) are trying (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter (:45) “Supercop” ›› (1992, Action) Jackie Chan. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:20) “She’s All That” ›› (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr. (CC) “Wolf Creek” ›› (2005) John Jarratt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Underworld: Ev to put away an arms broker who’s (561) MAX (5:30) “Small Soldiers” › (1998) Kirsten Dunst. Cont’d “Forces of Nature” ›› (1999) Sandra Bullock. ‘PG-13’ (:15) “Prime” ›› (2005, Romance-Comedy) Meryl Streep. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Red Eye” ››› (2005) ’ ‘PG-13’ supplying local gangs with explo- (576) SHOW Rever. Fortune “Hideaway” ›› (1995, Horror) Jeff Goldblum. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Amityville Horror” ›› (2005) Ryan Reynolds. ‘R’ Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) “National Lampoon’s Barely Legal” sives. But the FBI wants him, too. (591) TMC (5:50) “The Crossing Guard” ›› (1995) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:45) “Meet the Applegates” ›› (1990) Ed Begley Jr. (:15) “Team America: World Police” ››› (2004) Voices of Trey Parker. ‘R’ “Dirty Love” › (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) B4 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007

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Join Call the Transcript Bul- (435)850-2648 $6000 Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce Preschool. Ages 3-5 young, solid mouth, will Salt Lake's Best Bene- letin at 882-0050 for fur- and toilet trained. Early FORMAL LIVING Room MORNING DAYCARE obo. 47 South Main Street Tooele sell any amount you fits- Paid Training LIVE- ther info. (ucan) or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Learning Center 833- Set For Sale. Couch, pick. (435)462-2731 INS & ALL SHIFTS Ar- provider needed apply Love Seat, Wing Back at Sweat Fitness 34 S Applications must be received no later than 1966 (ucan) bor Senior Care 801- Friday, July 21st at 5:00 p.m. Chair, Table. $350 Main St 882-6680 Ask 288-4100 EEO Employer OBO. 435-830-6688 for Dan Place Your Ad: www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY January 2, 2007 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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No inside before you buy a home. $169,900 Owner/ Agent Quiet, Quality apartments in a soft water, washer & 3.5BDRM 2BTH House pets, no smoking. 462 Don’t wait give me a call 801-706-5570 restored historic structure dryer, microwave, dish- for rent 2 car garage East Clarke Street. 884- washer, fenced, off fenced yard Available 3955, (801)580-5820 Jodie Carter Manufactured The Best Places at the Best Prices street parking. 1 in- $900/mo $500/dep “Your Real Estate Consultant for Life” Homes door pet negotiatable. GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, N ow Renting Brent 435-830-7672 BUY WHOLESALE DI- Completely Furnished $700/mo 833-9393 hookups, $950/mo. 435-840-8151 RECT! Wholesale brok- Weekly & Monthly Rates 3BDRM 1BTH charming (801)898-9085 Owner/ MOVE IN SPECIALS ers of Quality Manufac- APT FOR RENT, 2 older home, newly re- Agent 801-750-5233 tured Homes. Save up Exclusively for Seniors bdrm, 1 bath, govern- modeled w/gas fire- King’s Peak Realty to $40,000 guaranteed. 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 ment subsidized. 211 place, large yard w/ga- GRANTSVILLE, Large Learn the secrets deal- Pet Friendly S. Hale, Grantsville. rage, no pets, no smok- 3bdrm 2bth 2 car ga- ers don't want you to Call Tammi 884-1712. ing. Senior citizen con- rage Horse Property Call for details. [email protected] know. 1(800)242-0060. Equal Housing Opp. sideration. Deposit re- South Willow $1295/mo pp 1045 S Big Tree Drive (ucan) For Lease quired $900/mo 435- APPRAISERS IN Utah. LARGE 2BDRM 1bth, 830-3337 Davidson Realty (435)843-0717 Remodeled Serious in- Certified Residential Subscribe Today 882-0050 3BDRM 2BTH Spa- (801)466-5078 quiries only. $500/dep, Appraisals. Call 882- cious twin home, New $650/mo. No pets No GRANTSVILLE, South 5447. Appraisals for fi- carpet & Paint, Large Smoking. (435)840- Willow, 3bdrm, 2bth nancing, selling, buying, FOR family room, indoor LEASE 3010 rambler, 2 car garage, pre-listing, settling es- laundry, master suite basement, $1095/mo tates, or mortgage in- w/walk-in closet, fully 14 room offi ce building, 1775 sq. ft., Main Street NEW 3bdrm, 2bth town- 229 Alexander Court surance removal. Tooele Area’s Family fenced yard, attached frontage, 2 waiting room areas, reception desk, homes, 2 car garage, Davidson Realty garage, RV parking handicapped bathroom, previous medical offi ce. Could a/c, enclosed yard, w/d (435)833-0233 BEAUTIFUL HOME, $795/mo 22 N Booth house several small businesses. Will consider triple-net- hookups.$399/mo 882- (801)466-5078 3,000sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth Real Estate Advisor lease with sublease options. Great income potential. 4004 (Corner of Main and (2 master/ jacuzzi tub). Booth) 951-237-5999 NEWER HOME for rent RV pad, mother in law. Serving the needs of: 435.882.7094 • 801.860.5696 ROOM FOR rent, best David in Tooele large 4bdrm $229,000 1116 North deal in Tooele, great 490 East 435-830-6468 • First Time Home Buyers • Singles 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2bth 2800sqft new home, own bath, home for rent, no smok- $1150/mo Contact An- • Empty Nesters • Investors w/d, cable, internet, util- FOR SALE 1 acre Horse ing/ pets. 882-1550 drea at 801-792-3829 ities paid. $400/mo. Call Property in Grantsville • Large Estates • Families with animals Home Loans RENT TO Own your own Home Totally Remod- (801)897-9530 4BDRM 2BTH Newer house. 4bdrm 3bth eled!! New Kitchen/ home for rent! Some SLEEPING ROOMS 3000sqft Vaulted ceil- New Cen. Air & Fur- pets ok. W/D included. Available available, $70 per ings 3 car garage RV nace, New Roof, New Possibly furnished. week, $10 key deposit, parking Central Air In a Paint, Tile & Carpet $1200/mo Call 435- • FHA • VA • Refi nance first and last week- total great location Low 4bdrm 2bth 2 Fam. 224-2163 • Purchase • Grants • Construction $150 to move in. 46 N monthly payment. 435- Rms. 1 Fireplace/ 2 Car Gar. And Barn For only Broadway. 882-7605 4BDRM 2BTH, 1310 N 224-3725 Call Shane • First Time Home Buyers $264,900 Call Ellen 465 E. 2 car garage, TOOELE 2BDRM 1BTH ROOMS FOR Rent 888/597-6021 RE/MAX • 0 DOWN LOAN PROGRAMS fenced yard, good w/d hook-ups $600/mo $600/mo includes utilit- Results neighborhood, clean, no 840-0344 Even poor credit, bankruptcies & foreclosures $400/dep central air ies basement rooms smoking. $1000/mo covered parking, fenced and kitchen access FSBO 4bdrm 2bth New $800/dep. 435-840- yard. 644 East 500 435-830-5503 carpet, tile 2 tone paint www.1homeloanadvisor.com 5551 North PRS (801)450- off Golf course, Deep 1238 E. Haylie Ln • Tooele • $365,900 SO. WILLOW Estates, garage fenced central 8432. 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NEWLY REMODELED 329 East 500 North • Tooele • $188,900 Call me today for a non-obligation 801-835-5592 Home fenced yard market analysis of your home. $139,900 appraises for TOOELE 3bdrm 2bth 2 $146,000 The Solutions • Beautiful in & out! car garage 481 E 670 N team 884-9449 • Professionally Sandra Larsen $900/mo Available Jan- Upgraded & Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend uary 1st Mitch 801-380- Planning on selling your Updated thru-out! 5691 home, you could be • 4 bedroom & sending your sales 2 bathrooms home TOOELE 4BDRM, 3bth points to up to 340,000 • .27 acre (2 master bath) new ap- households at once. For Landscaped & 435.224.9186 pliances, nice yard, r/v $155. you can place pad, great neighbor- your 25 word classified Auto Sprinklers hood, No smoking/ pets ad to all 45 newspapers $900/mo Call 435-830- in Utah. Just call the Over 50 Real Estate Transcations 6468 Transcript Bulletin at 882-0050 for all the de- Successfully Completed Since January! Homes tails. (Mention ucan) NEW LISTING 3733 N. 570 W. 297 S. 360 W. RENT TO OWN & Lock 328 E Broadway $$$SAVE MONEY in Purchase Price 641 Greystone NEW LISTING NOW!! NO Bank Quali- You Gotta See This Home! Updated kitchen w/maple cabi- Find HUD & Bank owned homes at: fication Required! nets, can lights,beadboard, www.tooelebankowned 3bdrm 1bth Central Air Way • $159,900 laundry off kitchen,large homes.com or call for New Paint, New Carpet, covered patio, HUGE UNDER UNDER a list Berna Sloan & New Tile Only 3 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: $975/mo plus $3000 Terraced, beautiful WOW! Affordable horse CLEAN AS CLEAN & CUTE AS 435-840-5029 Group 4 Apartments Main fl oor Family Room / Den, backyard,shed, rv parking. propertyCONTRACT in Erda! Large CUTE!CONTRACTNewer 90% furnace 1 Real Estate Deposit Purchase Price Great opportunity to own a multi- main fl oor laundry and walk & central air.Newer roof, $139,900 Call Ellen Kitchen, Dining, Stucco, Full newer furnace and central unit rental. Includes two parcels in pantry. Large master with large laundry, master bath, $258,000, 4BDRM, 888/597-6021 RE/MAX Landscaping. air. Fully fi nished. Nice walk in closet and large bay fully fenced, landscaped, of land to north. $179,900 window. Nice patio, full sprinklers, patio & shed 2.5bth, 2,713sqft., back- Results neighborhood. fence& sprinklers. w/electricity. 1 car garage. ing Middle Canyon Ele- mantary, fully landscap- SELLING YOUR HOME? 324 N. 100 E. 783 E. 360 S. EAST BENCH BEAUTY! 58 E. 500 N. ed, vinyl fencing, new Advertise it in the clas- flooring, gas fireplace, sifieds. Call 882-0050 or visit www.tooeletran 474 South Main. Parkhill Estates beautiful views, clean! To be built in coveted South East Nearly 4000 sq script.com ft of immaculate! 435-833-9125 location. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, Tooele 4 car garage, 4527 sq ft. Finished base- $279,900 All brick on STANSBURY PARK ment 5 bdrms .27acre lot, 3-4bdrm. 2006 Ivory Home “Tivoli Model” preferred loca- 4 bath. 14X20 Tile, oak cabinets, fire- Large 1/2 acre lot. 4 Darling rambler with newer places, sunrooms, for- tion 3bdrm 2.5bth 20% Two homes on a .43 Acre shed, 30X12 siding, paint & carpet. New mal living & dining basment Seller will lg. bdrms, 2 baths. bath. Large living room & UNDER Canyon Rim Estates deck. Garage is room. Grantsville. Many consider all offers Main Street Lot, 186 Heritage Hill Drive Fenced & landscaped. kitchen. Extra large lot. Full $324,500 Contact: Allen 25X25. WOW! basement. $119,900. extras Anderson win- Ideal Location. 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths. 4 car Full basement. Adamson 801-380-1080 dows 840-5199 garage, .35 acre lot, 3200 sq ft. Remax Results CONTRACT All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 2, 2007

Office Space Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- If you build, remodel or 10 to R1-21 for 74.5 PUBLIC NOTICE OF Street, Tooele, Utah. Session) Deadline for public no- LAWFUL MONEY OF any, shown herein. Said fice space for lease, remove buildings you acres on the Northwest MEETING AND AGEN- 1. Pledge of Allegiance December 6, 2006 tices is 4 p.m. the day THE UNITED STATE AT sale will be made without $200-$850/mo, all utilit- can place your classi- corner of Nygreen and DA 2. Mayor’s Community 12. Invoices prior to publication. THE TIME OF SALE. covenant or warranty, ies included. Call Larry fied ad in 45 of Utah's Worthington streets. Trails Committee for Recognition Awards Presented by Sharon Public notices submit- SUCCESSFUL BID- express or implied, re- (801)703-0745 newspapers for only c. Consideration of con- Tooele County 3. Open Forum for Public Dawson ted past the deadline DERS MUST TENDER A garding title, possession, $155. for 25 words ($5. cept plan for 57 lots for The Tooele County Trails Comment 13. Mayor’s Report will not be accepted. DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN condition, or encumbran- FOR LEASE 3120sqft of for each additional Cherry Grove Phases 5- Committee will hold a 4. Resolution 2007-001 14. Adjourn UPAXLP CERTIFIED FUNDS TO ces, including fees, Medical Office/ Office word). You will reach up 7 for Cornerbrook LLC. meeting on January 4, Resolution Providing for Sharon A. Dawson THE TRUSTEE AT THE charges, expenses of the space in Grantsville. $8 to 340,000 households d. Zone Change from A- 2007 at 3:00 p.m. in the the Publication of a No- Tooele City Recorder NOTICE OF TRUSTEE TIME OF SALE, WITH Trustee and of the trusts to $10 per sqft per year- and all you do is call the 10 to RR-1 on the West Auditorium at the Tooele tice of Public Hearing Pursuant to the Ameri- SALE THE BALANCE DUE BY created by said Deed of NNN. Call Chris 801- Transcript Bulletin at Side of Burmester road County Courthouse, 47 Related to the Proposed can with Disabilities Act, APN: 01-196-0-0006 NOON THE FOLLOW- Trust, to pay the remain- 366-7118 882-0050 for all the de- to include 27.62 acres. South Main, Tooele, Issuance of Industrial Individuals Needing Spe- Trust No. 06-5417-UT ING BUSINESS DAY, ing principle sums of the FOR LEASE Office/ tails. (Mention UCAN AGENDA: Utah. Revenue Bonds by cial Accommodations Ref. Kathleen McNeely AT THE OFFICE OF note(s) secured by said Business Space Classified Network) 1. Approval of Minutes. PUBLIC MEETING: Tooele City, Tooele Should Notify Sharon A. Loan No. 1127087745 THE TRUSTEE. At the Deed of Trust. The cur- Utilities included. 44 & 2. Consideration of Frais- 1. Roll Call. County, Utah in an Dawson, Tooele City Re- IMPORTANT NOTICE West main entrance, rent beneficiary of the 46 South Main. 1 Financial er Minor Subdivision 2. Appointment of a chair Amount not to Exceed corder, at 843-2110 prior TO PROPERTY OWN- North steps of the Tooele Trust Deed as of the month free. (602)826- Services PUD. and vice chair $10,000,000; and Relat- to the meeting. TDD ER. YOU ARE IN DE- county district court, 47 date of this notice is 9471 (480)585-5380 3. Consideration of con- 3. Approval of the mi- ed Matters Phone Number 843-2108 FAULT UNDER A DEED South Main Street, Wells Fargo Home Mort- FIRST LOAN FREE! cept plan for 57 lots for nutes for November 2, Presented by Eric John- (Published in the Tran- OF TRUST DATED Tooele, Utah all right, ti- gage, INC. NKA Wells $100 to $2,500 over- Cherry Grove Phases 5- 2006 son with Smith Hartvig- script Bulletin January 2, March 27, 2006. UN- tle, and interest con- Fargo Bank, N.A. The re- Commercial night bad/no credit OK 7 for Cornerbrook LLC. 4. Discussion of the sen 2007) LESS YOU TAKE AC- veyed to and now held cord owner of the proper- Property confidential payday loan a. Consideration of al- Trails Master Plan for 5. PUBLIC HEARING - TION TO PROTECT by it under said Deed to ty as of the recording of call today - cash tomor- lowing water allocation Tooele Valley Resolution 2006-45 PUBLIC NOTICE YOUR PROPERTY, IT Trust in the the property the Notice of Default are C-A INVESTMENT 42 row! www.fastcashon from city to remain in ef- 5. Presentation by Na- Declaring Tooele City’s Notice is hereby given MAY BE SOLD AT A situated in said County Fredrick W. Bouwman East 400 North. Availa- line.biz Call Now: 1- fect. than Cooper on Trails Intention to Establish the that the Tooele City PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU and State described as: and Angela C. Bouwman ble now. For more infor- 888-540-3278 (ucan) 4. Consideration of Minor Mapping Eagle Scout Copper Canyon P.U.D. Council will meet in a NEED AN EXPLANA- Lot 411, Oquirrh Hills Es- Dated: December 13, mation contact 882- Subdivisions: Project Special Service District Work Session on Wed- TION OF THIS PRO- tates phase 4, according 2006 1199 UP TO $1000 online a. Jeremy Earl Leavitt to 6. Discussion on protec- Presented by Doug Bay- nesday, January 3, 2007, CEEDING, YOU to the official plat James H. Woodall www.CASHIN30MINUTES. divide one lot into three tions for crimes against ly at the hour of 5:00 P.M.. SHOULD CONTACT A thereof,as recorded in 10653 River Front Park- C-A INVESTMENT 510 COM In your checking at 462 E. Durfee Street individuals while using 6. PUBLIC HEARING & The meeting will be held LAWYER. On the office of the Tooele way, Suite 290 South North Main, Plaza 500. account in 30 minutes! b. Layn Deros to divide the trail system by Holly Motion - For Eagle Bend at the Tooele City Hall 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, county Recorder The Jordan, Utah 84095 Available now, 1400 No credit check! (ucan) one lot into four at 307 E. Johnson, Tooele County Subdivision Preliminary Large Conference Room James H. Woodall, as street address and other (801) 254-9450 James sqft. For more informa- Pear Street. Victims Advocate. Plat Proposed to be Lo- located at 90 North Main duly appointed Trustee common designation of H. Woodall, Trustee tion contact 882-1199 Public Notices 5. Consideration of Ordi- 7. Engineering staff’s cated at 3400 North Street, Tooele, Utah. under a Deed of Trust re- the real property descri- Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 Meetings nances: progress in identifying Highway 36, Containing 1. Strategic Planning corded March 29, 2006, bed above is purported p.m. P267599 Buildings as Instrument No. Deadline for public no- a. Zone change from A- trails, property right re- 120, Third Acre or Larger Sharon A. Dawson to be: 867 East Unitah (Published in the Tran- 257079 in Book at Page tices is 4 p.m. the day 10 to R1-21 for 34.315 strictions in the respec- Lots by G. Eldon Rob- Tooele City Recorder Avenue Tooele, UT script Bulletin December acres of land on the tive trails coordinator’s erts, Bluewater Co. of the Official Records in 84074 The undersigned 19, 26, 2006 & January BUILDING MATERIALS: prior to publication. Pursuant to the Ameri- northeast corner of North areas so they can begin Presented by Cary the office at the County Trustee disclaims any li- 2, 2007) METAL buildings, mini Public notices submit- can with Disabilities Act, Street and Burmester placing trail Campbell Recorder of Tooele ability for any incorrect- storage systems, roof ted past the deadline Individuals Needing Spe- Road. mark- 7. PUBLIC HEARING & County, State of Utah ness of the street ad- and wall panels, metal will not be accepted. cial Accommodations NOTICE OF TRUST- b. Zone Change From A- ers and signage Motion – For Skyline executed by Kathleen dress and other common building components. UPAXLP Should Notify Sharon A. EE'S SALE 10 to RR-1 on the West 8. Engineer report on Park Subdivision Prelimi- McNeely WILL SELL AT designation, if any, Utah Manufacture 20 Dawson, Tooele City Re- The following described Side of Burmester road commission action on nary Plat Proposed to be PUBLIC AUCTION TO shown herein. Said sale years plus. Top quality PUBLIC NOTICE corder, at 843-2110 prior real property will be sold to include 27.62 acres the 2006 and 2007 budg- Located at 700 East Sky- THE HIGHEST BIDDER, will be made without cov- low prices. Weekly De- Grantsville City Council to the meeting. TDD at public auction to the will hold its regular meet- c. Zone change from A- et request by line Drive, Containing 42 Phone Number 843-2108 PAYABLE IN LAWFUL enant or warranty, ex- highest bidder, purchase livery. 1-800-262-5347. MONEY OF THE UNIT- cobuildings@cobuildings. ing Wednesday, January 10 to R1-21 for 74.5 Trails Committee Lots, 7000 Square Foot (Published in the Tran- press or implied, regard- price payable in lawful ED STATE AT THE net (ucan) 3, 2006. The meeting to acres on the Northwest 9. Update by trails coor- or Larger Lots by McKay script Bulletin January 2, ing title, possession, con- money of the United be held at 429 E. Main, corner of Nygreen and dinators on progress and Development, LLC, Andy 2007) TIME OF SALE. SUC- dition, or encumbrances, States of America at the Grantsville, UT 84029 Worthington Streets. problems they face in McKay CESSFUL BIDDERS including fees, charges, time of sale, at the north- Invite the Whole beginning at 7:00 p.m. 6. Consideration of New creating trails in their Presented by Cary PUBLIC NOTICE OF MUST TENDER A DE- expenses of the Trustee ern most, of the two west Town to Your Public Hearings: Business Licenses. areas Campbell MEETING AND AGEN- POSIT OF $5,000 IN and of the trusts created entrances of the Tooele a. Zone change from A- 7. Consideration of Sal- 10. Kim Clausing – Con- 8. PUBLIC HEARING & DA CERTIFIED FUNDS TO by said Deed of Trust, to County Courthouse, Yard Sale! 10 to R1-21 for 34.315 ary Increases. tribution in kind program Motion – For Copper Tooele County Plan- THE TRUSTEE AT THE pay the remaining princi- a/k/a the Third Judicial acres of land on the 8. Set public hearings for 11. Barry Tripp-State Canyon PUD Phase 2 Fi- ning Commission TIME OF SALE, WITH ple sums of the note(s) District Court, 47 South TOOELETRANSCRIPT proposed Annexations. Forestry, Fire, and State nal Plat Proposed to be AMENDED THE BALANCE DUE BY secured by said Deed of Main, Tooele, Utah, on ULLETIN northeast corner of North B Street and Burmester 9. Approval of the Bills lands program to provide Located at 900 North The Tooele County Plan- NOON THE FOLLOW- Trust. The current bene- Tuesday, January 16, Road. 10. Council Updates and monies to counties 200 West Containing 123 ning Commission will ING BUSINESS DAY, ficiary of the Trust Deed 2007, at the hour of 882-0050 b. Zone change from A- Information. that use roads and trails Lots, 6000 Square Foot hold a meeting on Janu- AT THE OFFICE OF as of the date of this no- 11:00 a.m. of that day for 11. Adjourn. as fire breaks or Larger Lots by Field- ary 3, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. THE TRUSTEE. At the tice is Wells Fargo Home the purpose of foreclos- Wendy Palmer 12. Discuss the possibili- stone Homes, Inc. in the Auditorium at the west main entrance, Mortgage, Inc. NKA ing a deed of trust exe- For Lease City Recorder ty of moving meetings Presented by Cary Tooele County Court- North steps of the Tooele Wells Fargo BAnk, N.A. cuted by Martin D. Too- In compliance with the from 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Campbell house, 47 South Main, County District Court, 47 The record owner of the mey in favor of Tooele American with Disability Adjournment: 9. Ordinance 2006-25 Tooele, Utah. South Main Street, property as of the record- Federal Credit Union, Act, Grantsville City will Dated this 29th day of An Ordinance of the PUBLIC MEETING: Tooele, Utah all right, ti- ing of the Notice of De- covering real property lo- accommodate reasona- December, 2006 Tooele City Council 1. Roll Call tle, and interest con- fault are Loren Stone- cated at approximately ble requests to assist the Mary Dixon, Secretary Amending Tooele City 2. Swearing in of new veyed to and now held hocker and April stone- 30 South Rogers Street, disabled to participate in Tooele County Trails Code Chapter 7-3 Re- Planning Commissioners by it under said Deed to hocker Dated: December Stockton, Tooele County, meetings. Request for Committee garding Legal Noncon- 3. Election of New Chair- Trust in the the property 7, 2006 Utah, and more particu- assistance may be made (Published in the Tran- forming Uses and Build- person and Vice Chair- situated in said County James H. Woodall larly described as: by calling City Hall at script Bulletin January 2, ings person and State described as: 10653 River Front Park- LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER. 12,750 sq. ft., least 3 days in advance 2007) Presented by Roger Bak- 4. Approval of meeting Lot 18, 19 and 20, Block way, Suite 290 South 84, STOCKTON TOWN 2 handball/volleyball courts, men’s & women’s locker of the meeting that will er minutes from December 98, Stockton Town sur- Jordan, Utah 84095 PLAT. 01-204-0-0002 rooms w/saunas, hot tubs, showers, large mirrored be attended by calling PUBLIC NOTICE 10. Ordinance 2007-01 20, 2006 vey according to the offi- (801) 254-9450 James The current beneficiary dance/aerobics area, large open areas for offi ces, etc. 884-3411. Notice is hereby given An Ordinance of the 5. PUD #06-01600001 cial plat thereof, on file H. Woodall, Trustee of the trust deed is Would make great fi tness center or multi-disciplin- (Published in the Tran- that the Tooele City Tooele City Council Es- Benson Mill Crossing (Fi- and of record in the offi- Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 Tooele Federal Credit ary medically based health & wellness and/or pain script Bulletin January 2, Council will meet in a tablishing the Dates, nal Plat) cial of the Tooele county p.m. P267597 Union, and the record management center. Could be easily converted into 2007) Business Meeting on Time and Place of its 6. CUP #1254-06 Cingu- Recorder The street ad- (Published in the Tran- owner of the property as a reception/recreation center (all ages dance club, Wednesday, January 3, Public Meetings lar Cell Tower; Section 5, dress and other common script Bulletin December of the recording of the aerobics, family fun center, etc). Excellent income 2007 at the hour of 7:00 designation of the real potential. Will consider triple-net-lease with sublease Presented by Sharon Township 7 South, 19, 26, 2006 & January notice of default is Martin P.M. The meeting will be property described options. Ready for INNOVATIVE PROACTIVE TOOELE Dawson Range 3 West, Five Mile 2, 2007) Toomey. The trustee's TRANSCRIPT held at the Tooele City above is purported to be: ENTREPRENEUR!!! BULLETIN 11. Minutes Pass area sale of the aforedescri- Hall Council Room locat- December 6, 2006 (Work PUBLIC HEARING: 124 North Sheridan NOTICE OF TRUSTEE bed real property will be 435.882.7094 • 801.860.5696 ed at 90 North Main a) REZ #06-03000007 Street Stockton, UT SALE made without warranty Brad Tregemba – C-N to 84071 The undersigned APN: 15-041-0-0438 as to title, possession, or C-G – Parcel 5-17-20 – Trustee disclaims any li- Trust No. 06-5502-UT encumbrances. Bidders Delma Brande, (1282 ability for any incorrect- Ref. Fredrick W. Bouw- must be prepared to ten- I can answer all your Sunset Lane) - Parcel 5- ness of the street ad- man Loan No. der $5,000.00 in certified 17-18 – Anna Hum- dress and other common 1127084640 IMPOR- funds at the sale and the phreys, (1336 Sunset designation, if any, TANT NOTICE TO balance of the purchase real estate questions Lane) - Parcel 5-17-10 – shown herein. Said sale PROPERTY OWNER. price in certified funds by RAS Investment will be made without cov- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 10:00 a.m. the following b) REZ #06-03000008 enant or warranty, ex- UNDER A DEED OF business day. The trust- Clegg Family Trust, Joy press or implied, regard- TRUST DATED March ee reserves the right to Clegg - RR-5 to RR-1 – ing title, possession, con- 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU cancel the foreclosure af- Located at 279 Bates dition, or encumbrances, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- ter the sale based upon Canyon Rd - Section 21, including fees, charges, TECT YOUR PROPER- information unknown to Township 2 South, expenses of the Trustee TY, IT MAY BE SOLD the trustee at the time of Range 4 West and of the trusts created AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF the sale, such as a bank- or c)PUD/ REZ 06- by said Deed of Trust, to YOU NEED AN EX- ruptcy filing or an agree- 03000010 Last Chance pay the remaining princi- PLANATION OF THIS ment between the trustor Ski Ranch PUD (Rick ple sums of the note(s) PROCEEDING, YOU and beneficiary to post- Lybbert) MU-40 to RR- secured by said Deed of SHOULD CONTACT A pone or cancel the sale. BIG small 5 – Parcel’s 7-23-4 & 7- Trust. The current bene- LAWYER. On If so cancelled, the only 23-6, Section 12, Town- ficiary of the Trust Deed 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, recourse of the purchas- ship 8 South, Range 6 as of the date of this no- James H. Woodall, as er is to receive a refund GIVE ME A CALL West tice is Wells Fargo Home duly appointed Trustee of the money paid to the d) REZ #06-03000009 Mortgage, INC. NKA under a Deed of Trust re- trustee. THIS IS AN AT- 296 E. Drysdale • Tooele 1581 E. Colavito Dr. • Tooele 818 N. Highway 138, Gville Joe Moore, Section 3, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. corded March 17, 2006, TEMPT TO COLLECT A Township 2 South, The record owner of the as Instrument No. DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Range 4 West, 7720 property as of the record- 256386 in Book at Page TION OBTAINED WILL N. Hwy 36 – C-S to C-G ing of the Notice of De- of the Official Records in BE USED FOR THAT e) Adjourn public hearing fault are Kathleen B. the office at the County PURPOSE. and resume public meet- McNeely Dated: Decem- Recorder of Tooele DATED this 19th day of ing ber 11, 2006 County, State of Utah December, 2006. 7. REZ #06-03000007 James H. Woodall executed by Fredrick W. Marlon L. Bates, suc- Brad Tregemba – C-N to 10653 River Front Park- Bouwman and Angela C. cessor trustee C-G – Parcel 5-17-20 – way, Suite 290 South Bouwman WILL SELL Scalley Reading Bates Horse Property on 1.83 acres. Upgrades everywhere! Lighting, Very nice 2 story home in Delma Brande, (1282 Jordan, Utah 84095 AT PUBLIC AUCTION Hansen & Rasmussen, 3 bedrooms, Two 3/4 bathrooms, fl ooring, plumbing rock exterior. Overlake. This is a unique fl oor Sunset Lane) - Parcel 5- (801) 254-9450 James TO THE HIGHEST BID- P.C. beautiful unique home with Very nice home this is one you plan with a bonus room on the 17-18 – Anna Hum- H. Woodall, Trustee DER, PAYABLE IN Gateway Tower West must see! second fl oor! amazing views. $320,000 phreys, (1336 Sunset Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 LAWFUL MONEY OF 15 West South Temple, Lane) - Parcel 5-17-10 – p.m. P267596 THE UNITED STATE AT Ste. 600 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele RAS Investment (Published in the Tran- THE TIME OF SALE. P.O Box 11429 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda 908 N. 580 E. • Tooele 8. REZ #06-03000008 script Bulletin December SUCCESSFUL BID- Salt Lake City, Utah Clegg Family Trust, Joy 19, 26, 2006 & January DERS MUST TENDER A 84144 Clegg - RR-5 to RR-1 – 2, 2007) DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN Telephone: (801) 531- Located at 279 Bates CERTIFIED FUNDS TO 7870 Canyon Rd - Section 21, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE THE TRUSTEE AT THE Business Hours: 9:00 UNDER SALE Township 2 South, TIME OF SALE, WITH a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Range 4 West APN: 12-052-0-0411 THE BALANCE DUE BY Trustee No. 91051- 9. PUD/ REZ 06- Trust No. 06-5395-UT NOON THE FOLLOW- 11458009 03000010 Last Chance Ref. April Stonehocker ING BUSINESS DAY, (Published in the Tran- CONTRACT Loan No. 1127041184 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Newly 6 bdrms, 4 bths, 2 kitchens, Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ski Ranch PUD (Rick AT THE OFFICE OF script Bulletin December updated kitchen & bathrooms. 2 family rooms, on 5 acres in Erda. Lybbert) MU-40 to RR- IMPORTANT NOTICE THE TRUSTEE. At the 19, 26, 2006 & January $ home. Fully landscaped with Newer carpet. 189,900 $499,900 5 – Parcel’s 7-23-4 & 7- TO PROPERTY OWN- West main entrance, 2, 2007) $ stamped concrete. 179,900 23-6, Section 12, Town- ER. YOU ARE IN DE- North steps of the Tooele ship 8 South, Range 6 FAULT UNDER A DEED county district court, 47 NOTICE OF TRUST- West OF TRUST DATED No- South Main Street, EE'S SALE 422 N. 880 E. • Tooele 267 Dawson Dr • Overlake 1604 Country Ln • Erda 10. REZ #06-03000009 vember 23, 2005. UN- Tooele, Utah all right, ti- The following described Joe Moore, Section 3, LESS YOU TAKE AC- tle, and interest con- real property will be sold Township 2 South, TION TO PROTECT veyed to and now held at public auction to the Range 4 West, 7720 YOUR PROPERTY, IT by it under said Deed to highest bidder payable in N. Hwy 36 – C-S to C-G MAY BE SOLD AT A Trust in the the property lawful money of the Unit- UNDER Public Concerns & Other PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU situated in said County ed States, on January UNDER NEED AN EXPLANA- 22, 2007 at 1:00 P.M., Business: and State described as: Adjournment: TION OF THIS PRO- Lot 438, south Willow On the north steps to the Dated this 27th day of CEEDING, YOU Estates phase 3, a plan- main entrance at the CONTRACT December, 2006 SHOULD CONTACT A ned unit development, Tooele County Court- PricedCONTRACT Right! 2 bedrooms, 2 bths, fully 3 bdrm, 2.5 baths, new carpet 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family LAWYER. On house, 47 South Main, Mary Dixon, Secretary according to the official landscaped, Great neighborhood. 01/16/2007, at 4:30PM, Tooele, UT, in the Coun- $ & paint, totally landscaped, rooms, brick & stucco Rambler Tooele County Plan- plat thereof, records of 149,900 $ $ completely fi nished. 229,000 on 5 acres. 520,000 ning Commission James H. Woodall, as Tooele county, state of ty of Tooele, State of (Published in the Tran- duly appointed Trustee Utah The street address Utah, for the purpose of script Bulletin January 2, under a Deed of Trust re- and other common des- foreclosing a trust deed 2007) corded November 30, ignation of the real prop- held by Washington Mu- 2005, as Instrument No. erty described above is tual Bank, as the current Call Laramie Dunn for ALL 250781 in of the Official purported to be: 278 Beneficiary, executed by Records in the office at East Davenport Drive Randy M. Kelson, as Your Local the County Recorder of Grantsville, UT 84029 Trustor, recorded De- your Real Estate needs Tooele County, State of News Source The undersigned Trustee cember 2, 1997 as Entry Utah executed by April disclaims any liability for No. 103939, in Book Stonehocker WILL SELL any incorrectness of the 0481, at Page 0428, of TOOELE TRANSCRIPT AT PUBLIC AUCTION street address and other the official records of BULLETIN TO THE HIGHEST BID- common designation, if Tooele County, Utah, 435-224-4000 DER, PAYABLE IN given to secure an in- TUESTUESDAYDAY January January 2, 2,200 20077 TOOELETRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN BB77

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous debtedness in favor of form of a wire transfer, be 142 North 5th Street Agency Board of Trust- ORDINANCE 2006-40 ORDINANCE 2006-41 Commissioner Rock- of December 2006. (Technology Industries) Washington Mutual Bank cashier's check or certi- Tooele, UT 84074 The ees. AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE well voted aye ATTEST: zoning - The North half fsb, by reason of certain fied funds payable to undersigned disclaims li- Persons interested in be- AMENDING CHAPTER ADOPTING CHAPTER Commissioner Law- TOOELE COUNTY of Section 2 and all of obligations secured First Southwestern Title ability for any error in the ing considered for ap- 7, DESIGN STAND- 17A, COMMERCIAL rence voted aye COMMISSION: Sections 3 and 10 in thereby. Notice of De- Agency of Utah, Inc. A address. Said sale will pointment to this Board ARDS, OF TITLE 13, TOURISM, RECREA- Commissioner John- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Township 3 South, fault was recorded SEP- trustee's deed will be de- be made without cove- must submit a statement SUBDIVISIONS, OF TION AND RACING son voted aye Dennis Rockwell, Range 4 West, Salt Lake TEMBER 19, 2006, as livered to the successful nant or warranty, ex- of qualifications and re- THE TOOELE COUNTY SPORTS, AND TECH- APPROVED AS TO Chairman Base and Meridian. Entry No. 267879, of bidder within three busi- pressed or implied, re- sume to the District CODE, MAKING TECH- NOLOGY INDUSTRIES FORM: (SEAL) Legal description of RRS said official records. ness days after receipt of garding title, possession, Clerk, 1 Country Club, NICAL CORRECTIONS ZONING DISTRICT, OF Douglas J. Ahlstrom Commissioner Rock- (Recreation and Racing Trustee will sell at public the amount bid. This or encumbrances, to pay Stansbury Park, UT IN THE DIVISION AND THE TOOELE COUNTY Tooele County Attor- well voted aye Sports) zoning - The auction to highest bidder Trustee's Sale may be the remaining principal 84074, on or before Jan- DEVELOPMENT OF LAND USE ORDI- ney Commissioner Law- South half of Section 2, without warranty as to ti- subject to a bankruptcy sum of the note(s) se- uary 19, 2007 at 5:00 LAND, AND RESOLV- NANCE (Published in the Tran- rence voted aye all of Section 1 West of tle, possession or en- filing, a payoff, a rein- cured by said Deed of p.m. To be eligible for ING CONFLICTING RE- NOW, THEREFORE, BE script Bulletin January 2, Commissioner John- Sheep Lane Road, all of cumbrances, the follow- statement or any other Trust, with interest there- appointment, a person QUIREMENTS AND IT ORDAINED BY THE 2007) son voted aye Section 11 North of High- ing described property: condition that would on, as provided in said must be a registered vot- LAWS LEGISLATIVE BODY APPROVED AS TO way 112, and all of Sec- BEGINNING 676.5 FEET cause the cancellation of note(s), advances, if any, er residing within the NOW, THEREFORE, BE OF TOOELE COUNTY, ORDINANCE 2006-42 FORM: tion 12 West of Sheep NORTH AND 652.5 this sale. Further, if any under the terms of the boundaries of Stansbury IT ORDAINED BY THE UTAH AS FOLLOWS: AN ORDINANCE Douglas J. Ahlstrom Lane Road in Township FEET WEST OF THE of these conditions exist, Deed of Trust, estimated Park. LEGISLATIVE BODY SECTION I - PURPOSE. ADOPTING CHAPTER Tooele County Attor- 3 South, Range 4 West, SOUTHEAST CORNER this sale will be null and fees, charges and ex- BY ORDER OF THE OF TOOELE COUNTY, This ordinance seeks to 20, MIDVALLEY REC- ney Salt Lake Base and Meri- OF SECTION 2, TOWN- void, the successful bidd- penses of the Trustee STANSBURY SERVICE UTAH AS FOLLOWS: adopt Chapter 17A, REATION AND TECH- (Published in the Tran- dian. SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE er's funds shall be re- and of the trusts created AGENCY SECTION I - PURPOSE. Commercial Tourism, NOLOGY PARK AREA script Bulletin January 2, Legal description of C-T 4 WEST, SALT LAKE turned, and the Trustee by said Deed of Trust, to KIM MARSHALL This ordinance is for the Recreation and Racing GENERAL PLAN, OF 2007) (Commercial Tourism) BASE AND MERIDIAN; and the beneficiary shall wit: $116,723.00 (Esti- District Clerk purpose of making tech- Sports, and Technology THE TOOELE COUNTY zoning - All of Section 11 AND RUNNING not be liable to the suc- mated). Sale information (Published in the Tran- nical corrections to the Industries Zoning Dis- GENERAL PLAN East of Sheep Lane ORDINANCE 2006-43 THENCE WEST 262.1 cessful bidder for any may be available by call- script Bulletin December design standards of the trict, to the Tooele Coun- NOW, THEREFORE, BE Road, all of Section 12 AN ORDINANCE FEET; THENCE NORTH damages. DATED: De- ing one business day pri- 19, 2006, January 2 & subdivision ordinance ty Land Use Ordinance. IT ORDAINED BY THE East of Sheep Lane AMENDING THE OFFI- 1 degree 14' WEST cember 11, 2006 or to (or on) the sched- 16, 2007) and resolving conflicting This chapter will describe LEGISLATIVE BODY Road, all of Section 12 CIAL ZONING MAP OF 357.06 FEET; THENCE FIRST SOUTHWEST- uled sale date. Please be requirements and laws. the purpose and require- OF TOOELE COUNTY, South of Highway 112, TOOELE COUNTY; RE- EAST 262.1 FEET; ERN TITLE AGENCY advised that the opening SUMMONS SECTION II - SEC- ments for each new zon- UTAH AS FOLLOWS: and all of Section 11 ZONING 3,840 ACRES THENCE SOUTH 1 de- OF UTAH, INC. LUCY bid amount may be re- DENISE L BROWN, TIONS AMENDED. ing district. In accord- SECTION I - PURPOSE. South of Highway 112 in OF PROPERTY LOCAT- gree 14' EAST 357.06 DENLEY, Asst. Vice duced from the total debt Petitioner vs. Sections 13-7-3, 13-7- ance with Utah Code An- This ordinance seeks to Township 3 South, ED IN THE DESERET FEET TO THE POINT President Successor due. Bidders must be KEVIN R BROWN, Re- 10, and 13-7-14 of the notated 17-27a-502, the adopt Chapter 20, Mid- Range 4 West, Salt Lake PEAK SPECIAL SERV- OF BEGINNING. TO- Trustee 10701 South prepared to tender to the spondent. Tooele County Code are Tooele County Planning valley Recreation and Base and Meridian. ICE DISTRICT GETHER WITH AN River Front Parkway, trustee $5,000.00 at the Case No. 064300462 hereby amended to read Commission held a pub- Technology Park Area A map showing the THE COUNTY LEGIS- EASEMENT FOR A #110 South Jordan, UT sale and the balance of Judge Mark Kouris as attached hereto, lic hearing on the pro- General Plan, of the areas of the rezone is at- LATIVE BODY OF THE COMMON DRIVEWAY 84095 Telephone: (801) the purchase price by THE STATE OF UTAH which attachment is, by posed adoption of this Tooele County General tached hereto and by this COUNTY OF TOOELE ACROSS THE FOL- 302-3058 Facsimile: 10:00 AM the day follow- TO THE ABOVE- this reference, made a chapter and recom- Plan for the purpose of reference made a part ORDAINS AS FOL- LOWING DESCRIBED (801) 254-1649 06- ing the sale. Both pay- NAMED RESPONDENT: part hereof. mends passage of this preserving and enhanc- hereof. LOWS: LAND: BEGINNING AT 6903/Kelson, Randy M.; ments must be in the You are hereby sum- SECTION III - REPEAL- ordinance. ing environmental quality SECTION II - REPEAL- SECTION I - AMEND- A POINT ON THE P267592 form of a cashier’s moned and required to ER. Ordinances and res- SECTION II - CHAPTER in the county to enhance ER. Ordinances and res- MENT: Pursuant to Utah NORTH SIDE OF A (Published in the Tran- check. Cash or “official file an Answer in writing olutions in conflict here- ADOPTED. Chapter the community’s quality olutions in conflict here- Code Sections 17-27a- COUNTY ROAD, SAID script Bulletin December checks” are not accepta- to the attached Petition with are hereby repealed 17A, Commercial Tour- of life. In accordance with are hereby repealed 502 and 503, the Tooele POINT BEING LOCAT- 19, 26, 2006 & January ble. This firm is assisting with the Clerk of the to the extent of such con- ism, Recreation and with Utah Code Annotat- to the extent of such con- County Planning Com- ED 652.5 FEET WEST 2, 2007) in the collection of a debt Tooele County Court- flict. Racing Sports, and ed 17-27a-502, the flict. mission conducted a AND 16.5 FEET NORTH and any information ob- house, 47 South Main SECTION IV - EFFEC- Technology Industries Tooele County Planning SECTION III - EFFEC- public hearing on Tooele FROM THE SOUTH- NOTICE OF TRUST- tained may be used for Street, Tooele, Utah, TIVE DATE. This ordi- Zoning District, of the Commission held a pub- TIVE DATE. This ordi- County’s application to EAST CORNER OF EE’S SALE that purpose. Dated: 84074 and to serve nance shall become ef- Tooele County Land Use lic hearing on the pro- nance shall become ef- rezone 3,840 acres of SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP The following described 12/11/2006 upon, or mail to the peti- fective 15 days after its Ordinance is hereby posed adoption of this fective 15 days after its property located in the 2 SOUTH, RANGE 4 real property will be sold John W. Lish, ESQ., as tioner at 595 Sunset, passage provided it has adopted to read as at- chapter and recom- passage provided it has Deseret Peak Special WEST, SALT LAKE at public auction to the Successor Trustee Tooele, Utah, 84074, a been published, or at tached hereto, which at- mends passage of this been published, or at Service District from A- BASE & MERIDIAN, highest bidder payable in 1424 S. Legend Hills copy of said answer, such publication date if tachment is, by this refer- ordinance. such publication date if 20 (Agriculture, 20 Acre AND RUNNING lawful money of the Unit- Dr., Ste. 120 Clearfield, within 20 days if you are more than 15 days after ence, made a part here- SECTION II - CHAPTER more than 15 days after Minimum Lot Size), RR- THENCE NORTH 1 de- ed States at the time of UT 84015 Phone (801) served in the State of passage. of. ADOPTED. Chapter 20, passage. 10 (Rural-Residential, gree14' EAST 676.50 sale, On the north steps 614-5050 P267589 Utah, or within 30 days if IN WITNESS WHEREOF SECTION III - REPEAL- Midvalley Recreation and IN WITNESS WHEREOF Ten Acre Minimum Lot FEET; THENCE WEST to the main entrance at (Published in the Tran- you are served outside the Tooele County Com- ER. Ordinances and res- Technology Park Area the Tooele County Com- Size), M-G (Manufactur- 15.0 FEET; THENCE the Tooele County Court- script Bulletin January 2, the State of Utah, after mission, which is the leg- olutions in conflict here- General Plan, of the mission, which is the leg- ing General), and C-S SOUTH 1 degree14' house, 47 South Main, 9 & 16, 2007) service of this Summons islative body of Tooele with are hereby repealed Tooele County General islative body of Tooele (Commercial Shopping) WEST 676.50 FEET; Tooele, UT, on upon you. If you fail to do County, passed, ap- to the extent of such con- Plan is hereby adopted County, passed, ap- to C-T (Commercial THENCE EAST 15.0 1/29/2007 at 01:00 PM of so, judgment by default proved and enacted this flict. to read as attached here- proved and enacted this Public Notices Tourism), RRS (Recrea- FEET TO THE POINT said day, for the purpose will be taken against you ordinance this 19th day SECTION IV - EFFEC- to, which attachment is, ordinance this 19th day tion and Racing Sports), OF BEGINNING Tax Se- of foreclosing a trust Miscellaneous for the relief demanded of December 2006. TIVE DATE. This ordi- by this reference, made of December 2006. and T-I (Technology In- rial No. 05-020-0-0027 deed executed by Darin in said Petition, which ATTEST: nance shall become ef- a part hereof. ATTEST: Deadline for public no- dustries) and recom- Purported Property Ad- R Anderson, an unmar- has been filed with the TOOELE COUNTY fective 15 days after its SECTION III - REPEAL- TOOELE COUNTY tices is 4 p.m. the day mended the amendment dress: 1901 EAST CAN- ried man Leslie Berg an Clerk of the above-enti- COMMISSION: passage provided it has ER. Ordinances and res- COMMISSION: prior to publication. to the official zoning map YON ROAD, LAKE- unmarried woman as tled Court. You can ob- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk been published, or at olutions in conflict here- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Public notices submit- of Tooele County. POINT, UT 84074. The Trustor(s), in favor of tain a copy of the Veri- Dennis Rockwell, such publication date if with are hereby repealed Dennis Rockwell, ted past the deadline Notice having been pro- undersigned disclaims Universal Mortgage Cor- fied Petition by writing to Chairman more than 15 days after to the extent of such con- Chairman will not be accepted. vided as required by any liability for any error poration, and recorded the clerk of the court at (SEAL) passage. flict. (SEAL) UPAXLP Subsection 17-27a- in the street address. on 02/20/2003, as Entry Tooele County Court- Commissioner Rock- IN WITNESS WHEREOF SECTION IV - EFFEC- Commissioner Rock- 205(1)(b) and having The owner of the proper- No. 196363 in Book 823 house, 47 South Main well voted aye the Tooele County Com- TIVE DATE. This ordi- well voted aye NOTICE OF VACANCY held a public meeting, ty as of the recording of , Page 869 , of Official Street, Tooele, Utah Commissioner Law- mission, which is the leg- nance shall become ef- Commissioner Law- STANSBURY RECREA- the official zoning map of the Notice of Default is Records of Tooele Coun- 84074. READ THESE rence voted aye islative body of Tooele fective 15 days after its rence voted aye TION SERVICE AREA Tooele County is hereby reported to be: Randy M. ty, Utah, covering real PAPERS CAREFULLY. Commissioner John- County, passed, ap- passage provided it has Commissioner John- The Stansbury Service amended by changing Kelson Bidders must ten- property located at 142 These papers mean that son voted aye proved and enacted this been published, or at son voted aye Agency, acting as the the zoning designation of der to the trustee a North 5th Street, Tooele, you are being sued for APPROVED AS TO ordinance this 19th day such publication date if APPROVED AS TO appointing authority for property located in $5,000.00 deposit at the UT 84074, Tooele Coun- divorce. FORM: of December 2006. more than 15 days after FORM: Board Members of the Tooele County in Sec- sale and the balance of ty, State of Utah and Dated this 20th day of Douglas J. Ahlstrom ATTEST: passage. Douglas J. Ahlstrom Stansbury Recreation tions 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, and the purchase price by more particularly descri- November, 2006. Tooele County Attor- TOOELE COUNTY IN WITNESS WHEREOF Tooele County Attor- Service Area Board, 12, Township 3 South, 12:00 noon the next bed as follows: Lot 2, 3, DENISE BROWN ney COMMISSION: the Tooele County Com- ney hereby gives notice that Range 5 West, Salt Lake business day following and 4, Block 137, Plat Petitioner (Published in the Tran- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk mission, which is the leg- (Published in the Tran- a vacancy exists on this Base and Meridian, com- the sale. The deposit "C" Tooele City Survey, (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 2, Dennis Rockwell, islative body of Tooele script Bulletin January 2, Board. This vacancy will prising 3,840 acres as and balance of the sale Tooele City A.P.N. 2- script Bulletin December 2007) Chairman County, passed, ap- 2007) 103-6 The address of the be filled by appointment proved and enacted this follows: proceeds must be in the of the Stansbury Service 19, 26, 2006, January 2 (SEAL) property is purported to & 9, 2007) ordinance this 19th day Legal description of T-I

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Photos of Year continued from page B1

photography / Troy Boman At the age of 18 Bill Feldman was stationed in the South Pacific during WWII. The Tooele City resident was part of the crew that refueled “The Enloa Gay.” He now volunteers at the Railroad Museum.

photography / Troy Boman New Yorker James Radford enjoys a sunset at the Great Salt Lake. High temperatures marked most of July.

photography / Troy Boman Heavy snow did not stop these 10-year-old Pee Wee football play- ers (right) from practicing late into the night at Dow James Park in late October.

photography / Troy Boman ��������������������������� Wendover residents Hope and Karl Sweat have been married for 26 ���������������������������� years. After a car wreck altered their lives forever the couple found the strenght of their love.

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