Cancer Claims Beloved Coach Big League with Alverson Led Team Until His Final Days New Acquisitions by Nick Drake and Karen Hunt Lake City

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TOOELE Water color RANSCRIPT artists find T venue at Tooele gallery See B1 BULLETIN February 7, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 74 50 cents Envirocare goes IN MEMORIAM Cancer claims beloved coach big league with Alverson led team until his final days new acquisitions by Nick Drake and Karen Hunt Lake City. by Mark Watson STAFF WRITERS The recent moves will more STAFF WRITER Coach Gary Alverson served a A company which bolsters than quadruple the size of the mission for his church beginning Tooele County government cof- company and open the way for in 1965, but he may not have fers and provides 500 jobs at its it to explore recent develop- known that his other mission had low-level radioactive disposal ments of reprocessing nuclear just begun. site in the west desert is on fuel rods. His wife Lois Alverson believes the verge of becoming America’s “We are creating a U.S.-owned coaching was her husband’s life leader in the nuclear waste man- nuclear services company work- mission. agement industry. ing in all aspects of the nucle- Thursday morning Tooele High With an announcement today ar fuel cycle, which will bring School Coach Gary Alverson was that it will acquire the Maryland- improved operational efficien- released from this life when he based company Duratek, Inc. cies to our customers and better passed away after a fight with coming on the heels of Friday’s serve the needs of the govern- lung cancer. announcement that it has joined ment and industry in the nuclear The passing of the beloved forces with BNG America and waste management process,” coach left the school saturated Scientech, Envirocare of Utah said Steve Creamer, president with emotion and gratitude for will become EnergySolutions and chief executive officer of the man who taught so much with 2,000 employees in 40 EnergySolutions. more than just basketball, states and internationally. English or history. Headquarters will be in Salt SEE SOLUTIONS ON A2 That gratitude has been expressed by former students and associates statewide. From the time Alverson was a Clean Harbors worker student at THS, he left a legacy of hard work, quiet leadership and selflessness. Upon hearing of Alverson’s suffers severe burns passing, a classmate from THS class of 1963 told Principal Mike by Jesse Fruhwirth she said, “but he is stable.” Westover that Alverson was an STAFF WRITER Doctors performed surgery photography / Troy Boman A man was severely burned at Monday to remove burnt tissue and Tooele High School Coach Gary Alverson shouts instructions to the players during last year’s victorious cham- the Clean Harbors waste incinera- start a series of skin grafts. SEE ALVERSON ON A8 pionship basketball game. Alverson passed away this morning after battling cancer for more than a year. tor near Aragonite Thursday night. “The doctor said the surgery According to a company represen- went better than expected,” Jenni tative, the very man in charge of said. “They only had enough skin regularly inspecting the fuel lines to graft his back and the back of that feed the three-story tall after- his legs.” Smoking, food tax bills rile lawmakers burner unit was doused in highly Jenni said her father will likely be flammable fuel from a leak. kept heavily sedated for the rest of by Jesse Fruhwirth that have divided lawmakers Counties, respectively. passed the Senate at the end of Despite third-degree burns the week and will undergo another STAFF WRITER and how Tooele County’s two Democratic Rep. Jim Gowans’ last week but has yet to be put that cover 60 percent of his body, skin graft operation later this week. Few controversial bills in the representatives in the House district encompasses all of on a House committee agenda Grantsville resident Tom Dansie, Philip Retallick a representative Utah legislature ever make it to and its four Senators voted. Tooele City, Erda, Stansburry and will die if not given the 47, was not able to be taken by at Clean Harbors Environmental a committee to be discussed. Senate majority leader Peter Park and Lake Point. Republican attention of that committee. helicopter to Salt Lake City. He still Services headquarters in Braintree, Most of the time legislators Knudson (R-Brigham City) along Rep. Ronda Rudd Menlove The bill sponsored Sen. had highly flammable material on Mass., said Dansie was conducting arrange the votes they will need with Sens. Brent Goodfellow (D- represents the rest of Tooele Michael Waddoups’ (R-West his body and so was rushed to the a “walk through visual inspection of to pass a bill before it is given West Valley City), Darin Peterson County as well as all of Box Jordan) would attempt to amend Burn Unit at the University of Utah the afterburner unit” at the time of the attention of the full body. (R-Nephi) and Mark Madsen (R- Elder County excluding Brigham the Indoor Clean Air Act to ban hospital in an ambulance. the incident. Most bills in the 2006 Lehi) represent portions of the City. smoking in all public establish- His daughter Jenni Ogden, 22 of “He was classified as an incinera- Legislature that have been Tooele County’s population. For Smoking in Bars ments except hotel rooms and Taylorsville, said Tom was “intu- tor operator, responsible for oper- passed by one chamber or the each, however, larger portions A bill that would ban smoking special areas of the Salt Lake bated, unconscious, pretty much ating the unit, all the electronic other have done so overwhelm- of their constituencies reside in private clubs has yet to be dis- International Airport. sedated” as of Tuesday morning. ingly, if not unanimously. in other counties primarily cussed in the House health and “He’s still in critical condition,” SEE DANSIE ON A8 Below is a list of the few bills Cache, Salt Lake, Juab and Utah human services committee. It SEE BILLS ON A3 Raising grandkids has challenges, joys

by Mark Watson dren. The process was difficult STAFF WRITER “The (legal) system is set up to Providing for and taking care let the parents run the children’s of Eboni, 12; Christopher 7; lives. I about fell off my chair and Satchel 5 can be extreme- when I learned that was the ly demanding for middle-aged case even if the parent is a drug Stockton grandma Sandra Fetzer. addict.” But she has no other choice, and At first, Sandra was simply she would have it no other way. angry about the situation. “You’re “I’ve always had Eboni with angry at your children, and you’re me. The two younger boys were angry because you have to give with their mother for awhile in up retirement plans.” she said. Texas before she got arrested for But a non-profit organization shoplifting,” Sandra said. called Grandfamilies proved to Sandra’s daughter Angela, 33, be a life-saver for Fetzer and also is a drug addict and has faced helped her grandchildren. The criminal charges. Angela’s cir- organization plans to do more cumstances make raising her own work in Tooele County and has children impossible. a meeting scheduled tonight at “She always would say ‘just 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele County give me a little more time’ but Courthouse. she could never get off drugs,” Eboni pokes fun at living Sandra said. The Stockton grand- in Stockton which she calls ma revealed that a person can Abandonton. “I do like riding usually kick the drug habit if they the four-wheelers around here,” take steps early in life, but after Eboni said. The family also the age of 30 it becomes extreme- recently acquired a dog to pro- ly difficult. vide the children more company photography / Troy Boman In June, Sandra became the Christopher Bozeman watches his younger brother Satchel play a computer game in their Stockton home while their sister Eboni Dubouis sits at the legal guardian of Angela’s chil- table behind them. Their grandma Sandra Fetzer now cares for the children with the help of a non-profit organization called Grandfamilies. SEE FAMILIES ON A3

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Temps/Precipitation Valley Weather Forecast Tooele pastor reflects on bishop’s service Local Weather by Jesse Fruhwirth Date High Low (prec./inches) STAFF WRITER Feb. 2 42 30 .17 Wed 46/29 Feb. 3 49 34 2/8 The premier Catholic leader Feb. 4 57 26 Mainly sunny. High 46F. Winds for the state of Utah received Feb. 5 53 24 .11 1” snow light and variable. a holy promotion late last year. Feb. 6 43 18 Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer The former bishop will soon for the National Weather Service, reports take the helm as Archbishop of that his recording station at 139 S. Main Thu San Francisco. received .28 inches of precipitation 49/29 Bishop Niederauer has served between Feb. 2 and Feb. 6 and a total of .32 2/9 so far this month. The normal for Febuary Sunny. Highs in the upper 40s and Utah since 1994, and was widely is 1.33 inches. For the water year, which lows in the upper 20s. adored for his sense of humor began Oct. 1, 2005, Tooele has received 6.00 and his ability to connect with inches of precipitation. The normal for the priests and parishioners. Pastor year is 18.49 inches of precipitation. Fri Matthew Wixted of the St. 45/26 Marguerite’s Parish in Tooele Snow Report 2/10 said Niederauer will be missed. Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 40s Today...mostly sunny. Highs at 8000 feet in and lows in the mid 20s. “He was very much interested the upper 30s. Tonight...mostly clear. Lows at in the peoples of the parish, 8000 feet in the lower 20s. Alta — 138” mid mtn. 5” new snow 48 hrs; that is his primary love,” Wixted 5/5 lifts open said. Brighton — 125” mid mtn. 3” new snow last Sat 45/29 Wixted said Niederauer was 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open 2/11 The Canyons — 86” mid mtn. 4” new snow known as particularly under- Sunshine. Highs in the mid 40s submittted photo 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open standing of the plights of Deer Valley — 92” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 and lows in the upper 20s. Pastor Matthew Wixted (left) shares a moment with Bishop William Niederauer. The former Utah bishop will hrs; 20/21 lifts open priests. take the helm of the Archdiocese of San Francisco in one week. Park City — 97” mid mtn. 8” new snow 48 “His background prepared hrs; 14/14 lifts open him specifically for working the 2001 profile. “The challenge Powder Mountain — 119” mid mtn; 0” new Sun harmony with God and God’s and elect Popes from their mem- snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open 43/30 with priests because he had is to do it in a graceful and gra- 2/12 harmony with his people,” bership. There are 178 cardinals Snowbasin — 116” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 been rector to the seminary in cious way. We need to be that hrs; 8/12 lifts open More sun than clouds. Highs in the Wixted said. “Our little parish is worldwide, many of whom are Los Angeles,” Wixted said. “That way whether we’re the majority Snowbird — 124” mid mtn. 6” new snow 48 low 40s and lows in the low 30s. just a little mission.” themselves archbishops. hrs; 10/11 lifts open brought a unique character to or the minority.” Solitude — 125” mid mtn; 2” new snow last ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content According to a 2001 profile An archbishop presides him.” Widely known to be incredibly 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open Service in the Deseret Morning News, over an archdiocese whereas a Sundance — 76” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 Niederauer’s delivered his literate and well read, Wixted is Niederauer learned Spanish bishop resides over a dioceses. hrs; 4/4 lifts open final sermon in Utah on Sunday. said to combine literary allu- upon his move to Utah know- Archdiocese are larger, metro- According to news reports more sions and biblical themes in his ing that more than half his flock politan jurisdictions. than 1,000 people crammed the sermons. would be Latino. Niederauer resided over the Cathedral of the Madeleine in So what are the chances the G-ville plans to comply Of living in Utah, Niederauer Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake, Salt Lake City. beloved Utah Bishop will one said, a realm that encompasses the Though not present for that day become the Pope? “... I feel very welcome by entire state of Utah. Estimates mass, Wixted said the priests of There are over 4,500 bishops all the people in Utah and cer- say Utah has over 200,000 with state water law the state had a special going away worldwide but fewer than 750 tainly the LDS leaders ... [but] Catholics within the Salt Lake celebration with Niederauer archbishops, of which 45 reside There are difficulties that come Diocese. The Archdiocese of San Thursday night. Wixted said he in the U.S. The Catholic elders by Mary Ruth Hammond said water conservation plans up from time to time. Whenever Francisco comprises 425,000 gave them a special parting mes- whose administrative but not STAFF WRITER allow communities to design a there is such a large majority, Catholics in San Francisco, San sage. holy powers are greater than Although Grantsville was way to safeguard and conserve there is a special challenge to Mateo and Marin counties. “Don’t forget the most impor- archbishops are members of the recently listed as one of five Utah their existing water resources. being in the minority,” he said in e-mail: [email protected] cities that has not filed a man- Those plans, he said, help com- tant thing is your own sense of College of Cardinals who advise dated “water conservation plan,” munities ensure that adequate Mayor Bryon Anderson said the water supplies are available to city council most likely will adopt meet future needs. at Savannah River in South generated in various ways from such a plan by the end of March. “We feel that communities Solutions Carolina as a test site for the highly sophisticated government Under Utah law, all retail should be setting an exam- continued from page A1 reprocessing or recycling of activities, including the DOE water providers with more than ple for their citizens, and this spent nuclear fuel. and the Department of Defense 500 culinary water connections is one way they can do that,” Senior Vice President “The government’s renewed operations, along with every- must create and adopt a water L. Anderson wrote in a press Tim Barney told the Tooele focus on recycling and the DOE day activities including medical conservation plan for their release. “Communities need to Transcript Bulletin Friday that strategy of using new technolo- treatments, prescription drug water systems. Those plans are begin creating a water conversa- the acquisitions are a great step gies for spent fuel will make the development, certain types of then submitted to and reviewed forward for the company. tion ethic.” need for high-level waste stor- smoke detectors, and self-illu- by the Utah Division of Water “We’re really excited about In addition to Grantsville, age facilities like the proposed minating exit signs. Resources. other Utah cities that have not this. It is nothing but a posi- PFS site in Utah unnecessary. “As the country looks to alter- City water conservation plans submitted a water conservation tive. It will make us stronger native energy assets such as EnergySolutions looks forward must be updated no less than plan to the state include: Layton, as a company and more finan- ethanol, solar, wind, and nucle- to working with the government once every five years. Clinton, Highland, West Coirinne cially viable,” Barney said. ar energy to both reduce our and industry to help provide the Although the water conserva- and Woods Cross. EnergySolutions paid $396 mil- dependence on foreign resourc- technology and expertise to help tion plan was enacted in 1999, Mayor Anderson said lion in the Duratek acquistion. es and protect the environment, Grantsville City has never been Grantsville council members are The company is owned by make recycling of spent fuel EnergySolutions is proud to be fined due to the fact that officials working on a “tiered water plan,” a private equity group led by a reality in the United States,” a part of this industry which is Creamer said. have not yet submitted a plan to which would allow different mon- Lindsay, Goldberg & Bessemer, Steve Creamer providing long-term energy solu- the state. etary rates for water users based Peterson Partners and Creamer Nuclear byproduct waste is tions to the nation,” said Creamer. “Grantsville City officials have on the amount of water used by Investments, a press release disposal of nuclear waste. e-mail:[email protected] always been concerned with con- individuals and/or businesses. says. This same group pur- The combined companies serving water,” Mayor Anderson “The tiered rate is not yet com- chased the Envirocare facility have provided specialized nucle- told the Tooele Transcript- plete,” Anderson said. “However, on Jan. 31 of 2005. ar services in the United States Tooele market for over 20 years includ- Bulletin. “We actually have our we will be file our basic water Most of the company’s activi- ing high consequence nuclear water plan drafted and it should conservation plan with the state ties will be outside the state operations, such as high-level be filed soon with the state.” within the next few weeks. The of Utah, and there will be no “We Are Your Neighborhood waste management, spent-fuel Anderson said the city’s engi- council will then continue to changes at the waste storage Family Theatre” handling and transportation; neer, Craig Neeley, along with work on the tiered rates and a site in Tooele County’s west des- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Joel Kertamus, Grantsville’s complex D&D projects of nucle- vote on that issue will be taken ert. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 maintenance foreman, have ar reactors and highly radio- at a later date.” “No higher levels of radioac- Tickets are now available online been working on a water con- active nuclear facilities; high- at www.movieswest.com e-mail: [email protected] tive waste will be handled or servation plan for a number of end technical challenges such managed in the state of Utah,” rd th months. However, Kertamus was the release states. as fuel sludge treatment and Feb. 3 - 9 activated last summer with his Something “Our leaders and managers high-level waste treatment; and Army Reserve group and was on are all from Utah, so we are major decommissioning of both government and commercial Chronicles of Narnia his way to Iraq. Unfortunately, On Your going to stay right here,” Barney 493 W. 400 N., Tooele Dly: 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 nuclear facilities. Kertamus became ill and was said. 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Families continued from page A1 besides their own siblings. The two young boys are captivated by the games they can play on the family computer and they carefully monitor the kitchen clock to make sure they do not miss out on their allot- ted time with the electronic device. It’s a tragedy for young children to be separated from their biological parent, according to Sandra, and in that situation the chances for problems jump dramatically. “Children not raised by their own parents have 60 percent more behavioral problems,” she said. Now, after two years, the children are growing quite fond of their grandmother. And for Sandra? “We couldn’t lose them now. It would be bad all the way around. You have to know what “love’ is. Many people don’t understand love, but I do. that require grandparents to raise Eboni said she even enjoyed the port groups and guest speakers; Grandfamilies even help with the their grandchildren, but the main Grandfamilies sessions because children’s groups; assistance in bonding process.” reason is because of drug use by they always served pizza. assessing community resources; a Statistics show 1,666 children in the parents,” Sandra said. Tonight’s kickoff is called “A monthly newsletter; and relative Tooele County are being raised by “After learning about it about Night with the Experts.” Speakers adoptions. Topics covered in class- grandparents, or aunts or uncles. “It three-and-a-half years ago I started will include Tooele County Deputy es include: family dynamics, legal is great that Grandparents decided going to the Grandfamilies classes. Sheriff Ron Matekel and Margene issues, parenting ideas, issues of to set up out here in Tooele County They have a 10-week course and Searcy from the Salt Lake Meth caregivers and understanding sub- because they could have easily you attend a class each week. The Initiative and Utah Drug Endangered stance abuse. gone to Davis County or Wasatch classes teach you how to work Children’s Coalition. Grandfamilies Those interested in the County. Grandfamilies in Salt Lake with your grandchildren and your classes will start Feb. 15 at 6:30 Grandfamilies program can call is actually a pilot program for the own children. Without the help of p.m., also at the courthouse Jacci Graham for more information rest of the nation. I think out here Grandfamilies I think there would Services provided by photography / Troy Boman at (801) 326-4388 or (801) 326-4367. there are a lot of young parents be a lot more failures with grand- Grandfamilies include child, ado- Sandra Fetzer (above) is the legal guardian of her daughter’s three children. Eboni Dubious (left) sits on her Grandma Fetzter’s lap listening to music. While who have kids and then have diffi- parents raising grandchildren,” lescent and adult counseling; fam- e-mail:[email protected] the generation gap between grandparents and grandchildren makes it more culties. There are various situations Sandra said. ily activities; friend-to-friend sup- difficult to raise children, Grandfamilies is a group working to bridge that gap.

Food Tax Legislature to overrule the gov- The bill was sent to the Senate Bills The House overwhelmingly ernor’s veto with a two-thirds crime and justice committee �� continued from page A1 approved of HB-109 that would majority. where it received a very skep- remove sales tax from unpre- The bill passed the Senate tical yet approving response. �� Though the bill passed pared food. Clearing the House 22-6 and has not yet been sched- The bill received a favorable �� the Senate 17-12, Tooele’s with an easy 57-17, the bill is uled in a House committee. recommendation from the com- �� Senatorial delegation seemed awaiting hearing in the Senate Allow overrule of guv’s veto mittee in a 4-0 tally, but com- not enthused. revenue committee where it’s on waste sites? mittee members (including Sen. �� Ban smoking in bars? destined to receive a rougher Knudson: Yea Madsen) showed a willingness �� Knudson (R): Yea ride. Goodfellow: Yea to listen to HB-19’s primary crit- �� Goodfellow (D): Nay The Utah League of Cities Peterson: Yea ic, James Mooney, and his argu- �� Peterson (R): Nay �� and Towns has lobbied strongly Madsen: Yea ment that the bill may restrict �� Madsen (R): Nay �� against the bill, noting that many Peyote Provisions religious rights for individuals �� Teaching Evolution small- and medium-sized cities The House voted overwhelm- who are not American Indians. � A bill proposed by Sen. Chris rely heavily on revenue collect- ingly to approve changes to the Prosecute American Indians Buttars (R-West Jordan) would ed from the local grocery store Controlled Substances Act pro- poseurs for using peyote? �� force school teachers to empha- sales tax. posed by Rep. Curt Oda (R- Gowans: Absent The bill to remove Utah’s size that not all scientists agree Clearfield). Not immediately Rudd-Menlove: Yea on the theory of evolution and food tax was not popular with �� controversial, the House voted e-mail: [email protected] require them to teach “opposing Tooele’s delegation either. 66-0 (with nine representatives scientific viewpoints.” His bill Remove the food tax? absent or abstaining) to approve passed the Senate in one of the Gowans: Nay changes to drug laws that say closer votes so far this session. Rudd-Menlove: Nay only American Indians with rec- Buttars was not present to vote Hazardous waste veto ognized membership in a tribe on the bill. His repeated absenc- Gov. John Huntsman Jr. has who are also members of the es are due to illness, according taken issue with a move by the Native American Church can Jay Spector, MD to many news reports. Senate to reduce his influence legally use peyote. Despite the absence of its in approving of hazardous waste In 2004, the Utah Supreme sponsor, SB-96 that has received facility licenses. Under a 1991 Court found that a “reason- national attention in the New law, a multi-prong approval pro- able” individual may have read York Times and Slate passed cess was created that granted OASIS FAMILY Utah’s law to mean anyone who 16-12 and was sent to the House absolute veto power to various maintained membership in the education committee. state and local entities. Under Native American Church was The Senate vote fell mostly on current law, either the Governor eligible to use peyote, regard- party lines, with no Democrats or the Legislature can turn down MEDICINE less of race. Charges against voting in favor of the bill and a license application and there’s controversial peyote distributor only four Republicans joining no way to overturn the disap- James Mooney were dropped as them. proval. a result of that court decision. The “Origins of Life” bill was EnergySolutions, formerly now accepting new on the agenda for the House known as Envirocare of Utah, education committee to discuss recently nixed its expansion Monday morning. Buttars’ ill- plans at its facility in Tooele ness persists, however, and his County — the only facility in patients of all ages. bill was not considered by the the state that treats radioactive committee in his absence. waste and thus the only com- Teach alternatives to evolu- pany affected by SB-70. tion? Despite the expansion plan Knudson (R): Nay delay, the Legislature is moving Goodfellow (D): Nay ahead with SB-70. The bill the Gotta Get Peterson (R): Yea governor’s office described as Something Off Madsen (R): Yea a “power grab” would allow the Your Chest? Write a letter to the Editor, Find Your Dream Home! (it’s good therapy). TOOELE RANSCRIPT P.O. Box 390 T Tooele, UT 84074 BULLETIN [email protected]

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View ‘Swartz’ saluted When Lt. Steve Swartzfager retired from the Tooele Police Department last week, he left some mighty big shoes to fill. Swartzfager, who had been with the department for over 20 years, was always known as “a people’s cop.” That doesn’t mean he was “soft” of crime. His philosophy was that no law enforcement officer gets far if he or she is afraid to let the public know that their uniform and badge deserve respect. But on the other hand, Swartzfager always knew how hard it is to be a teenager. And he understood that a lot of youth and teens become alienated from family members and/or friends. A son of Larry and Ruth Swartzfager, current Grantsville residents, Steve grew up in a military family. In 1963, Steve’s dad was transferred to Tooele Army Depot and the entire family fell in love with the area. Following high school graduation, “Swartz” attended Utah State University, planning to major in wildlife management. “But I soon discov- ered that I would rather be a police officer,” he previously told the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. “There simply was not a lot of openings in wildlife management, and I knew I would have more interaction with people if I was a cop.” For 10 years, Swartzfager was head of Tooele’s Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. “I played a lot of sports as a kid and I noticed that some of the athletes used drugs,” he said in the 2004 interview. “The older I got, the more drug use I saw. It was always sad to see a gifted athlete go by the wayside because of drugs. I made a vow that I never wanted that to happen to me or to anyone I cared about.” BEYOND THE BELTWAY Throughout his career as a police officer, Swartzfager stayed connected with Tooele County youth. Oftentimes he would go to elementary schools, just to talk to the kids and maybe play jump rope or a game of basketball with them. Swartz would even give his cell phone number to youth or teens Our freedoms are going down the drain who he knew might “need him.” He invited them to call him, day or night, if they were in trouble. e are the • And, of course, it has exercised the Mr. Bush’s eavesdropping policy with So, today we offer a salute to a great police officer. Steve Swartzfager will world’s great- freedom to arrest people without charg- George Washington’s interception of mail definitely be missed in the world of Tooele County’s law enforcement. West democ- ing them and to hold them for as long as between Britain and the colonies during racy; if you don’t think it chooses without even informing them the Revolutionary War. Mr. Gonzalez: I ANOTHER VIEW so, just ask us. We brag of what they’ve been arrested for and know George Washington; I’ve visited his about how free we to torture these prisoners so long as the monument. George Bush is no George are, how democratic. torture stops short of death, although Washington. How democratic? The mistakes do happen. The thing is, Mr. Gonzalez, I don’t trust Free speech stands past three elections The government, in other words, is you guys nor do I have any reason to. have seen the entire Don Kaul free to do just about anything it damn This is the most secretive administration membership of the Guest Columnist well pleases and the rest of us will in my lifetime. It absolutely refuses to U.S. Senate chosen. simply have to adjust. These are, after tell the American public anything about on shaky ground In those elections, all, perilous times. To be fair, the Bush anything. It dragged its feet on giving Republican candidates have received administration says it will not use these information to the 9/11 Commission, ne morn- sored news and the obliteration of free an aggregate vote of about 90 million. powers indiscriminately. It will not use it is balking at releasing records of its ing this speech. If the American people allow Democratic candidates, in those same them on you, for example, just on the response to Katrina hurricane disaster week my Congress or the President to decide O elections, got 93 million votes. As a bad guys. Which, I’m sure, makes us all and it refused to name the people Dick satellite radio was what media we can purchase in the pri- result, the Republicans hold a 10-vote feel a lot better. Cheney met with while crafting the tuned to Howard vacy of our own homes, then we have majority in the Senate. Five years ago, One might imagine that an administra- administration’s energy policy. Stern’s show as his sacrificed free choice and the right to we elected a President who finished section that sought so wide a curtailment of There is absolutely no doubt in my crew mocked the set our own standards for decency. ond to his chief opponent in the voting. individual rights would be reticent about mind that once you guys get the powers previous evening’s The Federal Communications We have just named, a man to the U.S. it. Even Richard Nixon had the decency you are demanding, you will use them “American Idol” Commission has always controlled Supreme Court, who early in his career to commit his burglaries under cover for political gain. Everything is politics contestants. When decency standards for broadcast radio expressed serious reservations about of night. This administration is made of Daniel Kline with you people. And once we give up the topic of con- Guest Columnist and television. They’ve done this the principle of one man-one vote. That sterner stuff. versation changed under the guise that those are public democratic. How free? Let me count the The other day Karl Rove, the adminis- our freedoms to you, we will not get to one of the staff airwaves and must in some way serve way: tration’s chief political strategist, told the them back. members’ rather graphic phone sex the general populace. That was always • The government is asserting the Republican National Committee that the The President has declared war on habit, I quickly flipped the channel dubious logic that bordered on being freedom of the National Security Agency party must emphasize its commitment terror, which is not an enemy but a tac- to ESPN radio where the hosts were nothing more than a clever way to tell to listen in on telephone conversations to the war on terror in the fall elections tic. It is not a tactic that will disappear, breaking down the Super Bowl. the public it was too dumb to make its and monitor e-mail messages without in order to win. The administration’s thus neither will the war. Nor will the It didn’t take Congress, President own choices. having to go to the trouble of obtaining refusal to be squeamish about wiretap- President’s extravagant powers. That Bush, the Parents Television Council FCC regulation has been inconsis- a warrant from a judge, a trouble that ping, Internet monitoring and the rest is might add up to freedom and democracy or the Federal Communications tently enforced, poorly explained and would require coming up with a good an important part of that commitment, to you. Not to me. Commission to protect me. I simply heavily politicized. Other than the reason for doing it. he indicated. Don Kaul is a two-time Pulitzer changed the channel when the topic seven dirty words made famous by • It is claiming freedom to access Meanwhile Attorney General Alberto Prize-losing Washington correspon- became something I was uncomfort- George Carlin, some of which can actu- library records to see what books you Gonzalez and other administration dent who, by his own account, is right able listening to. I’m also quite capable ally be used in certain circumstances, are taking out and to search Google’s officials were all over the telly flogging more than he’s wrong. email: donald. of changing the channel on my televi- there are no clear guidelines. A sen- records to find out what Internet sites the President’s spying program. Mr. [email protected] sion in the same situation. Whether it tence that might be ignored if Oprah you’re using. Gonzalez even went so far as to compare Distributed by MinutemanMedia.org. be explicit content, graphic surgeries says it may not be OK if it’s uttered by or I happen to be watching TV with my an animated character on “Family Guy.” two-year-old son, my remote control This has created a broadcast land- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR works just fine without any govern- scape where radio personalities, sitcom ment interference. characters and talk show hosts speak My ability to make my own choices in a manner unlike the way people Engage students in specific career- Check out CTE classes related learning experiences that equip and my assumption that my fellow actually talk. We have TV policemen Editor: them to make well-informed decisions Americans are capable of the same has who don’t swear, bad guys who never Our Mission: Giving Students the Edge about further education and training and not stopped Congress from holding say anything worse than “aw shucks” Rigor — Relevance — Relationships employment opportunities; and hearings about regulating satellite radio and interviews with rappers that are Career and Technical Education Prepare students who may choose to and cable TV. These services, which more beep than speech. (CTE) creates pathways to success for enter the workforce directly after high consumers pay for and thereby choose Because of these arbitrary standards every secondary student by providing school with levels of skill and knowl- to bring into their homes, have never and the fact that many Americans are him or her with the technical skills and edge in a particular career area that will been subject to any sort of regulation. not as easily offended by language, academic knowledge needed to prepare be valued in the marketplace. The Constitutional right to free speech sexually explicit talk, nudity and for future employment and/or a success- During this week we wish to thank the has always been enough to keep the adult situations, cable television and ful transition to post-secondary educa- business partnerships for their support Gotta Get politicians at bay even though most satellite radio have become an oasis tion. in the Career and Technical Education elected officials seem uncomfortable for free speech. These services offer Just some points of interest for you: Something Off programs in our schools. Businesses, with the concept that there are areas of programming for adults and they trust • “The real-life, rigorous studies in our teachers/counselors, and parents are life they can’t control. that adults can decide when they are Career and Technical Education courses Your Chest? preparing our students as they enter the Unfortunately, the trumped up hys- offended. not only keep our youth in school, but evolving workforce of the 21st Century. teria caused by Janet Jackson’s breast If I don’t like what’s on my radio they provide for them the tools for We invite the public to take time this has been used by many in Congress or TV, I simply find something else to their future success.” (Source – Patti week to visit the CTE classes offered Write a letter as a mandate to protect America watch, or listen to. I don’t need the gov- Harrington, State Superintendent of in the schools: TLC in the junior high to the Editor, from whatever they deem indecent. ernment to protect me from my choices Public Instruction) schools and CTE offerings in the high (it’s good therapy). That incident, however, occurred on in these mediums any more than I need • “Students who take two or more schools! broadcast television and using it as an Congress to tell me what books to read, CTE courses are less likely to drop Terry Linares P.O. Box 390 excuse to regulate pay services would what newspapers to subscribe to or out of high school.” (Source – National Tooele, UT 84074 be like using the existence of Internet Tooele County School District CTE what political organizations to join. Career and Technical Education Center [email protected] porn as an excuse to censor Disney. Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- Study, 2002) Director com. er based in Connecticut. He can be • “High school students who graduate If the public lets the government reg- reached at [email protected] or at his with a career and technical education ulate pay entertainment services like blog, www.thingseveryguy.com. His concentration are 2.5 times more likely LETTER RULES cable television and satellite radio it’s a book “50 Things Every Guy Should to be employed while pursuing post- very small step to banned books, cen- Know How To Do” comes out April 25. secondary education than are students The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the considered to be “college prep.” (Source author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community – Southern Regional Board Study – 2002) of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual We recognize and support that Career circumstances at the editor’s discretion. and Technical Education has a three-fold All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long purpose. CTE should: are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- Support students in the acquisition of A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 rigorous core knowledge, skills, habits Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. and attitudes needed for success in post- 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call secondary education and the high-skilled 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor workplaces; For information call the editor at 882-0050. THURSDAY February 7, 2006 A5 Hopkins: Wendover ‘the most godforsaken place in the world’ by Audrey Rock feel on the set,” he’d said. “One continued by throwing a few generation. He won a Best Actor

STAFF WRITER of the best crews I’ve ever good-natured jabs at Utah’s non- Academy Award for his work as By all previous accounts, worked with; genuine nice guys, gambling culture (ironically Hannibal Lecter in 1991’s The screen legend Anthony Hopkins low key and pleasant. None of right next to Nevada’s gambling Silence of the Lambs. In January, seemed to adore Utah. the Hollywood grandeur.” free-for-all) and bewilderingly Hopkins was awarded the Cecil “I like Salt Lake City very But Hopkins’ impressions of vast expanses of undeveloped B. DeMille Award for lifetime much,” Hopkins told the Tooele the state — particularly part land. Hopkins admitted to hav- achievement in motion pictures Transcript-Bulletin in July of of Tooele Country — came off ing spent five weeks there, but in by the Hollywood Foreign Press quite differently in a recently- spite of the jokes, didn’t appear 2005. Association at the Golden Globe aired interview on Comedy too fazed by the experience. Gotta Get Hopkins was in Tooele film- Awards. Hopkins is currently at Central’s “The Daily Show” with “The World’s Fastest Indian” work on his next film with Ryan Something ing “The World’s Fastest Indian,” Jon Stewart. opened at the Toronto Film a biopic about Burt Munro, the In it, Hopkins unceremoni- Festival last year to standing Gosling, called “Fracture.” Off Your ambitious New Zealand senior ously dubbed Wendover “the ovations and his since garnered If you’re dying to hear a more citizen who broke land speed Anthony Hopkins most godforsaken place in the wide critical acclaim. The film complete account of what the Chest? records at the Bonneville Salt world.” Stewart and his audi- was shot in New Zealand and globally celebrated actor had to cial Feb. 3 release. Flats with an old 1920 motor- ence laughed, and Hopkins on location in Salt Lake City, the say about Utah and Tooele, “The He also had kind words for cycle. The film premiered in Salt quickly recanted with an apolo- Bonneville Salt Flats, Wendover, Daily Show” with Jon Stewart Write a letter the Utah crew members he’d Lake City to dignitaries and film getic, “I shouldn’t say that.” Kamas and Tooele City. will re-air Hopkins’ interview to the Editor, worked with. com mission officials last “Nobody heard,” quipped Hopkins is widely regarded as on Comedy Central tonight at (it’s good therapy). September, long before its offi- “It’s not the typical Hollywood Stewart. Hopkins and Stewart one of the greatest actors of his 6 p.m.

Your Local News Source P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 Hospital helps out G-ville senior citizens TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN [email protected] by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER Grantsville senior citizens may not have expected to have their request granted — but when the group recently asked Dance & Fitness Mountain West Medical Center for a $2,000 donation, hospital CEO Chuck Davis responded �� with, “No problem.” �� Davis presented the $2,000 �� check last week to Grantsville �� Senior Citizens Center President Jerry Edwards. �� “We’ll use the money to �� upgrade our sound system and to buy a new Bingo game,” ★�� Edwards stated. �� With a smile, the center’s pres- ★ �� ident quickly added, “We don’t ★ �� gamble when we play Bingo. ★ �� There’s no cash involved. The ★ �� winner merely receives a can ★ �� of vegetables or something like �� that.” photography / Troy Boman �� Edwards said he hopes more �� Chuck Davis (center), director of Mountain West Medical Center, presented a $2,000 check last week to �� Grantsville residents, age 55 and members of the Grantsville Senior Citizens Center. Members of the center in standing to the left of Davis over, will become active with include: Betty Ogden, Merrellyn Solmonson, Janet Walk, Joyce Edwards, Vivian Prier and Jerry Edwards. �� the senior citizens group. The Standing to Davis’ right are: Diane Caldwell, director of the Grantsville Senior Center; Ruth Swartzfager, center, located at 120 S. Center Bonnie Gardner, Ardella Culley and Marie Francis. St., is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Thursday morning and a ceram- “People don’t have to be mem- entertainment with that $4 fee,” “We have a lot of fun,” ics class is in session each bers of the senior center to par- Caldwell said. “There’s coffee Edwards stated. Tuesday morning. ticipate on the trips,” Caldwell every morning and a pool table. Lunch is served at the center Aerobics and line dancing are explained. “Anyone, age 21 or People can come to the center four days a week. On Wednesday, held on Thursdays and Fridays. older, is invited.” anytime from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seniors are served breakfast in “During tax season,” said Those who wish to travel with Monday through Friday, and put lieu of lunch. Diane Caldwell, director of the seniors to Nevada should together puzzles, sit and talk, “There is no charge for the the center, “we will have a tax call the center soon, as space is or just watch what others are meals,” Edwards explained. expert here at 9:30 a.m. to help quickly filling up. doing.” The Old Time Fiddlers pro- “Those who can or want to make seniors file income taxes. There Edwards and Caldwell �� a donation can do so. Otherwise, vide regular entertainment at is no charge for that service.” expressed great appreciation the food is free.” both the Tooele and Grantsville Grantsville senior citizens also to the Tooele hospital for the �� One Friday evening each take a lot of trips. An upcoming senior centers. The group will be $2,000 donation and vowed, month, the center sponsors a vacation to Laughlin, Nev. will performing next in Grantsville “We’ll use the money wisely and �� “birthday dinner” for all members cost $151 per person for trans- from 1-3 p.m. on Feb. 18. who have turned a year older. portation, plus a room for five There are currently 158 regis- make it go a long way.” “In addition to a great meal, our days and four nights. The date of tered senior citizen members in For more information on �� birthday dinners include enter- departure for Laughlin has been Grantsville. The cost to enroll in the Grantsville Senior Citizens tainment,” Edwards said. set for March 12. the group is $4 per year. group, call 884-3446. Pinochle is played each “We provide a lot of fun and e-mail: [email protected] �� Scouts brave cold for Klondike Derby �� hen took home a new ice cooler. In one addition, the bishop of Troop �� W 516 will be honored to display �� thinks of a the Klondike trophy in his �� winter camp office until next winter. �� such as If your troop didn’t make it the annual to this year’s event, you missed Klondike Derby, it usu- out. If you are currently not ally entails registered with the Boy Scouts an imaginary of America and would like to shiver raising T. J. Wallace join, contact your nearest troop the hair on GUEST COLUMNIST or our District Executive, Reid your arms. Hall, at 882-1855. I hope to see You can Scouting you at the Spring Camp-O-Ree. almost feel News T.J. Wallace has been work- your fingers ing with youth for about seven so cold and years, most of that time as a numb that it would burn to hold �� that cup of hot chocolate. You Scoutmaster or assistant. He �� envision standing around the serves on the district round- �� table committee and serves �� fire, shifting from side to side About 300 Scouts gathered at the Tooele Wigwan Jan. 27 for the to ensure that both front and as the Deseret Peak District annual Klondike Derby. �� back stay warm only to crawl publicist. He is also the Stake into a freezing sleeping bag on with a caramel cashew pull Scouting games. There was a Scouting Specialist for the �� the cold, unfriendly ground. apart. For the boys, David shotgun start from a central Tooele East LDS Stake. Approximately 300 Scouters Haslam brought home the third point. In true Scout fashion, braved the freezing tempera- place honor with a caramel the event was timed and each tures for a weekend that will apple crisp. Second place was troop needed to use their com- not soon be forgotten. In a awarded to Jarom Mauchley pass to determine the order of matter of only a few hours a with a raspberry cobbler. events. Moving around the play- tent city emerged at the Tooele The top honor went to Cash ing field, troops had to show Wigwam on Friday, Jan. 27. Stallings and his banana cob- rescue carries, tie simple knots, Dinner was provided by the bler, topped with chocolate repeat the Scout oath, law and Deseret Peak District, which pudding and whipped cream. It motto, and, my personal favor- allowed the boys plenty of time was like a party in your mouth. ite, build a small fire to cook a to play flag capture, practice Third place received a cast iron pancake. I don’t believe I have their down-hill snowsuit luge, skillet. Second place received a ever seen so many pathetic RIDAY UESDAY EBRUARY TH TH or just hang out around the fire 10-inch Dutch oven. First place looking pancakes. They were F - T • F 10 - 14 talking about computer games. received a 12-inch Dutch oven. cooked only on one side and The Klondike event started All of the winners assured me stuck to the small mess-kit pan off with the sweet venue of that their recipes would be in spite of the butter. Every boy Dutch oven dessert cook-off. provided for the District cook in the troop had to eat a portion Lobster Tail Over 20 entries made it to the book. (Recipes can be brought in order to move on to the next served with steak judges’ table, which was almost to roundtable or emailed to event. more than they could handle. [email protected]. Don’t With a time of 35 minutes, or Prime rib For some strange reason, make me hunt you down, Troop 1173 took home a new though, it is never difficult to Cash.) lantern and propane cylinder. recruit judges for this event. With the rise of the sun Troop 1141 took home a revers- Jim’s Family Restaurant Second place in the adult brought new warmth to frozen ible cast-iron skillet for their category went to Dave Weber toes and an exodus to the play- second place time of 34 min- 281 North Main St., Tooele • 833-0111 with an apple crumbler. First ing field. The field just below utes. Troop 516 brought in the place went to Mike Denman the damn was the stage for the fastest time of 32 minutes and A6 TUESDAY February 7, 2006 ‘Suits on the Loose’ fails its mission to deliver laughs, originality f you love Henson’s “Suits on the Loose” over and one communicates with ani- those the weekend. mals for a living. Icheeky In March, look for “Church Ball,” The weirdness that emanates LDS-themed the project that seems like it’s from each is a frightening reminder Halestorm been in development for ages. And to Don that one of them is possibly comedies, on a date not yet announced (but the mother of his only child. you’re in luck. presumably in 2006,) the follow- Director Jim Jarmusch is a mas- This year, the up to Halestorm’s first film, “The ter of nuance and uncomfortable company will Singles Ward,” will hit theatres. It’s silence. Maybe a little too good. put out no less called (what else?) “The Singles And don’t expect much of a resolu- than three of tion. 2nd Ward.” them. In asso- Audrey Rock- Grade: B- “Suits on the Loose” tells the ciation with Richardson Rated R for language, some story of two troublemaking teen- New Harmony STAFF WRITER graphic nudity, and brief drug use Pictures, agers named Justin (Brandon Running time: 1 hour, 46 minutes they released Beemer) and Ty (Ty Hodges) who, Reel Talk in the grand tradition of “Beverly Wedding Crashers: Rodney If one were to actually crash Hills 90210,” look like they’re in a wedding, it would probably be more entertaining than watching a movie about wedding crashers. Because if you were to crash your own wedding, you wouldn’t have to sit through Owen Wilson’s “moping” Day Spa montage. Wilson plays professional divorce mediator John Beckwith who has a Valentine’s Special: tradition with his best friend, Jeremy Four Layered Seaweed Facial, $65. Grey (Vince Vaughn). Each wedding European Facial, $45. season, they attend as many weddings as possible, with the intent Call for appointment 882-5790 to take advantage of vulnerable females affected by the mesmeriz- “Suits on the Loose” tells the story of two troublemaking teenagers named Justin (Brandon Beemer) and Ty (Ty Hodges) ing spectacle of big weddings. VALENTINE’S IS ALMOST HERE! who get more than they bargained for when they decide to impersonate Mormon missionaries. They’re fine until they meet beautiful sisters Claire and Gloria, the �� their late 20s. away again. is lovely, sad, cold art. The Corpse daughters of Treasury Secretary Stuck in the desert in a correc- It just wouldn’t be fair to pit Bride dances, walks, kisses, and dis- William Cleary (Christopher �TOOELE’S PARTY PLANNER tive camp for troubled youth, the this movie against the more gutsy, solves with eerily fluid movement. Walken) and his wife Kathleen two angry brats manage to steal a deeply religious films recently She is angelic and ghastly. (Jane Seymour). �� Don’t wait in long lines, car and get away. The car subse- making the scene — so I won’t. Infused into the script is unex- �� just pick up the phone & order! The movie is sort of funny and Stop by the store to see the quently breaks down at a rest stop, But even still, “Suits on the Loose pected warmth and heart. It’s a sort of bawdy, but never completely �� unique & customized gifts we can create! where Justin and Ty encounter two looks,” sounds and feels almost story of romantic sacrifice and con- shocking or hilarious. Vaughn is LDS missionaries, played by Shaun identical to most of its recent fusion, underscored by the truly funny as a strung out and disil- # 36 N. Main St. 2 • 435.224.4616 Weiss and Jason Winer. comedic peers. It just doesn’t have dark and sad nature of romance lusioned party-crasher; McAdams �� Justin and Ty can’t withstand quite the confidence or the moxie itself. Burton’s mad genius makes puts in a commendably serious per- the irresistible lure of impersonat- to rise above the rest of the medio- the combination of death and love formance as the confused and well-

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and Ty really are LDS missionaries. That’s thanks in part to direction �� This is a fanatically intense thrill- way overboard hyping it. W The two really enjoy the atten- from Rodney Henson, who aptly I N er. Grade: C+ LDL TIO tion lavished on them, but realize brings out the best characteristics Wes Craven directs this taut air- Rated R for sexual content/nudity IFE FEDERA �� they’d better get out before the real in his actors. plane tale about hotel manager Lisa and language. missionaries find their way to New It’s the script that falls just short Reisert (Rachel McAdams) who, Running time: 2 hours, 8 minutes �� Harmony and expose the charade. in the jokes and originality depart- on a terrifying flight, is forced to Elizabethtown: But one of them is really kind of �� ment. And a minor glut of unsavory aid a psychopath (played by Cillian “Elizabethtown” has general enjoying the missionary thing, and jokes (running the gamut from Murphy) in a plot to assassinate received bad reviews. I don’t know �� the other is developing a crush on vomit to potty jokes) seem sadly the Deputy Secretary of Homeland to what to attribute my complete �� a waitress, Sarah, played by Allison inevitable. Security. disagreement with these negative Lange. Grade: C+ Craven’s “real-time” approach, opinions. But I loved it, from begin- �� Ty is growing a burdensome Currently playing. Rated PG for which puts Rachel straight on the ning to the end. conscience as well; all that whole- some language and brief violence. plane without any setup or periph- Orlando Bloom plays Drew, a �� some missionary work has made eral explanation, works with vivid hotshot who loses his job and his him feel responsible for the well- �� New on DVD effectiveness. It feels like a brief, father in a stunning one-two punch. being of the townsfolk. Of particu- Corpse Bride racking, shocking and unexpected �� He must travel home to make funer- lar worry are the health problems Johnny Depp voices Victor Van whirlwind of an ordeal. al arrangements for his father, and of Regy Steedman (played by Murphy, his baby ice-blue eyes, �� Dort, a pallid, hopeful young lad along the way falls in love with an Reginald VelJohnsohn of TV’s betrothed to Victoria Everglot turns in a strikingly dramatic per- adorable flight attendant played by �� Family Matters.) So there is some (Emily Watson,) a daughter of dis- formance as Lisa’s tormenting pred- Kirsten Dunst. soul-searching to do before running tinguished old-money aristocracy. ator. McAdams, her dark, dilated In the hands of Cameron Crowe, Her parents despise the Van Dorts, eyes conveying as much dismay and it is a moving film. Crowe is known but they’re running low on that fear as resolve for survival, is a tour- to fans for his use of music to “old” money. Swallowing their pride de-force. The girl can act. create indelible scenes in film. to save their lifestyle, they promise Grade: B+ His soundtracks consistently rank their daughter’s hand to the crass Rated PG-13 for some intense among the best in film, because he �� new-money represented by the Van sequences of violence and language takes time and care in selecting what �� Dorts. Running time: 86 minutes music will amplify each scene to the �� The two fall in love at first site. Broken Flowers: maximum effect. Crowe can meld �� There’s a chance their arranged Bill Murray’s deadpan humor is music and film with fluid grace. �� marriage could bring them everlast- hilarious in this small film about a “Elizabethtown” is a full-hearted �� ing happiness. But Victor finds him- man named Don who travels across celebration of both mediums and �� self tangled up with the corpse of country after receiving an anony- a skillful homage to the melancholy �� an insecure bride (Helena Bonham mous letter informing him he has a beauty of life. �� Carter), and now has some explain- son. He visits ex-girlfriends played Grade: B+ �� ing to do. by Sharon Stone, Jessica Lange, and Rated PG-13, for language and �� This supremely gothic Bronte- Tilda Swinton. One lives a redneck some sexual references �� style romance could only be pulled existence in the middle of nowhere, Running time: �� off convincingly by Burton. The film one has a daughter named Lolita, 2 hours, 3 minutes �� Share Valentine’s with Mormon humorist Robert Kirby, Mormon lam- Lou Ann is a city councilwoman Flashback, a local band, until 9:30 �� poonist and crazy columnist for in Brigham City. John has a private p.m. the Salt Lake Tribune, to speak at practice in marriage and family The cost is $20 per couple. “Celebrate the Magic!” Valentine therapy, and has practiced in north- Registration deadline is Feb. 8. Dinner Date night hosted by USU ern Utah for the past 25 years. Seating is limited so pick up a regis- Extension and the Tooele Regional This grand event will be held tration form at the USU Extension �� Council for Women and Families. at the Eagle’s Nest at the Army and mail it today. “John and Lou Ann Christensen Depot Feb. 14. A prime rib dinner “This will be a dinner date you will enlighten us about marriage, will be served at 6:30 p.m. with an won’t want to miss. We look for- and teach us how to make the mar- ice cream sundae bar for desert, ward to seeing you there,” the riage sizzle!” a press release states. and dancing to the live music of release states.

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Sweat Mare Shields Milton Likness, beloved father, grandfather and great 7-6-05 - 2-4-06 Marjorie D. Shields, our grandfather, passed away peace- beloved mother, grandmother, fully on Feb. 2, 2006. Braxton was born July 6, 2005 and sister, passed away peace- He was born to Albert and to Tyson and Kammy Sweat of fully as she wished: in her home Betsy Likness on Oct. 15, 1913, Wendover, Utah. He returned and among her family. Marjorie in Lanford, S.D. He was preced- to his Heavenly Father on was born June 16, 1920, in Burley, ed in death by his parents, three Saturday after passing away in Idaho and spent most of her life brothers— Rudolph, Benny and his sleep. Braxton is survived by in Tooele, Utah. She grew up Arnie — and his sister Gladys, his parents, two sisters, Tyece with her three brothers: Renold as well as two of his children: and Emily and two brothers, (Portland, OR), Jay (Tooele, son Terry Likness and daughter Gehrig and Dawson. Brax was UT), and Don (Parker, CO). She Sharon Likness. such an affectionate baby. He was married to Grant McIntosh On Nov. 16, 1932 he married loved to give kisses. He would Braxton Orion Sweat Marjorie De La Mare Shields Milton Likness Shields on June 6, 1940, and is Laura Selke in Summit, South sing himself to sleep and wake Dakota, and together they had 8 his parents the same way. He lit now reunited with her eternal companion. Highlights of her children. He is survived by Vivian up every room he would crawl p.m. at the Wendover LDS Ward. is survived by her daughter Biehlke (Mel), Lake Havasu life have included the birth of into. His contagious laugh will Friends may visit with the fam- Valerie, three brothers and their City, Ariz.; Milo Likness (Alice), her only child and daughter, from Watertown, S.D., will be missed by all who knew him. ily from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. prior families, five grandchildren, and Boomington, Minn.; JoAnne Valerie Kay Shields Whitehouse, carry out his wishes. The fam- Till we meet again Braxter... Save to the service at the church. two great-grandchildren. Hornstra (and friend Bill Young), serving a Temple mission with ily would like to express their us a spot. We love you. Funeral Interment in the Wendover Funeral services will be held Tooele, Utah; Arlys Gibson appreciation to the staff at the services will be held Feb 8th at 2 Cemetery. her husband at the Jordan River Saturday, Feb. 4, 2006, 11 a.m. (Jack), Lake Havasu City, Ariz.; Temple, singing in and direct- Rocky Mountain Nursing Home at the LDS Telford Way Chapel, Larry Likness, Aberdeen, S.D.; in Tooele, Utah, for the wonder- ing choirs and seeing her fam- 1834 E. Creek Road (7995 and Debra Braugh, Minneapolis. ful care they took of our dad ily grow in the gospel. She also South), Sandy. A viewing will be His surviving grandchildren live and grandpa during his lengthy enjoyed friendships made while Carl W. Pitt held prior to the funeral, start- in Arizona, Utah, South Dakota, stay there. she lived in Salt Lake City, par- ing at 9:45 a.m. Interment will North Dakota and Minnesota. ticularly in the Old Farm com- be in the Tooele City Cemetery Carl Wilford Pitt. “Big C” Milton lived most of his life munity and LDS Ward. She following funeral services. passed away with his family in Summit, S.D., and worked �� at his side on Feb. 5, 2006, as as a track repairman for the �� a result of complications fol- Milwaukee Railroad from which �� lowing surgery. He was born in (Sarah) and Amy Pistorius. A he retired. �� Winfield, Kansas Feb. 2, 1926 to Joyce W. Taylor short graveside service for fam- Milton will be cremated and �� Jacob Samuel and Carrie Mae ily and friends will be held on buried in Bradley, S.D., next �� to his loving wife, Laura, who (Hill) Pitt. He married Normalea Joyce W. Taylor, 84, passed Thursday, Feb. 9, at noon at the �� Burris on December 31, 1945 in away Sunday, Feb. 5, 2006, at the Tooele Cemetery, located at 300 passed away in 1978. His grand- daughter Tammy Henges (Greg) �� Wichita, Kan. Their children are home of her daughter in Moab, S. 100 East, Tooele, Utah. In lieu �� Lonnie (Roxanne), Bradley, and Utah. She was born Nov. 15, of flowers, please send a dona- �� Carla Griffith (Paul, deceased). 1921, in Tooele, Utah to Norman tion in her honor to the charity Subscribe Today �� B. and Sigrid Swanson Winn. She �� He is the proud grandfather of your choice. 882-0050 �� of Adam Griffith (Tawnee), married Allen O. Taylor and was Brock Griffith (Heather), Dustin Carl W. Pitt later divorced. She graduated Griffith (Rena), Chelsie England from the University of Utah with (Dustin), Whitnie Griffith, a degree in archaeology. Mom Karli Flannery (Greg), Sherry er! This wonderful man is sur- loved the outdoors and was an Gray (Rick), Darr Pitt, Jacob vived by his sweetheart, Norma avid skier, swimmer, gardener, Pitt, Bryan Pitt, and Travis Pitt. of 60 years, who he adored, and spent much of her time He is the great-grandfather of his 3 children and grandchil- exploring the mountains and eight beautiful children. Carl dren, his brother, Millard Pitt, deserts of Utah. She also trav- was born and raised in Kansas sisters, Elena Gardner (Marvin), eled extensively with her daugh- and served in World War II. He Alta Mae Young (Loy). Services ter, Toni, after her retirement worked for the Tooele Army will be held at Tate Mortuary from the state of Utah. She was Depot for 30 years and after Thursday, Feb. 9, at 1 p.m. At preceded in death by her par- retiring he started his Auto the request of Carl, no viewing ents, her two brothers N. Field Center in Tooele. He was very will be held. Friends may visit Winn (Roma) and Dale E. Winn proud to have an Auto Center/ with the family 11:30-12:45 prior (Harriet). She is survived by her RV business and loved selling to the service. Interment will be two daughters Toni Taylor and trailers! He loved visiting with in the Tooele City Cemetery. Shelley Pistorius and her two anyone, he never knew a strang- grandchildren Ryan Phillips

Stansbury Park, Utah; Stanley Ruth H. Allen Douglas Allen (Karen), Logan, Utah; one daughter, Carol Ann Ruth Emma Hanks Allen Allen Lemon (Alvin), Brigham passed away peacefully on City, Utah; and one sister, Alice Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006. She Josephine Karpowitz (Frank), was born Sept. 26, 1915, in Salt Lake City, Utah; 14 grand- Tooele, Utah to Charles Arthur children and 28 great-grandchil- and Emma Russell Hanks. dren. Ruth received her education She was preceded by death in the Tooele County Schools by her parents; three brothers, followed by obtaining a bache- Howard Arthur Hanks (Dora); lor’s of science degree in home Earl Wayne Hanks (Mabel); ecomonics in 1937 from Utah Charles Russell Hanks; two State Agricultural College. Prior sisters, Ina Hanks; Elba Adelia to her marriage she taught home Hanks Brown (J. Keith); one economics in Shelley Idaho Ruth H. Allen son, Paul Hanks Allen; and High School for two years. one grandson, Daniel Charles Throughout her life she exem- Lemon. plified her homemaking skills by Young Women MIA president. Funeral services were held applying what she had learned She especially enjoyed being a at noon on Feb. 4 at the Hyrum and taught. Guide Patrol leader, writing fam- 6th Ward chapel (455 East 100 Ruth married Austin Douglas ily histories and doing genealog- South, Hyrum). Bishop David Allen June 23, 1939 in the Salt ical research. She and Douglas Funk conducted. There were Lake Temple. They made their served as missionaries in the viewings Friday evening 6-8 p.m. first home in Provo where their Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Mission at the Allen-Hall Mortuary (34 children were born and later (1979-81) and as officiators in East Center, Logan, Utah) and moved to Hyrum. She was a tal- the Logan Temple. She was a 10:30-11:30 a.m. preceding the ented seamstress, gardener and long-time member of the Sego funeral at the church in Hyrum. cook. Lily Camp of the Daughters of Special thanks to the devoted She served in the Church of the Utah Pioneers. workers of the Brigham City Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Ruth is survived by her hus- Nursing Center. Condolences as ward primary and Relief band of 66 years; two sons, may be sent to the family at Society president, and as atake Arthur David Allen (Janet), www.allenmortuaries.net

NOTES OF APPRECIATION

sincere thanks go out to Tate Strieby family Mortuary, LDS Middle Canyon Ward, and to the Relief Society The family of Shirley Rae for providing such a nice lun- Strieby “Scotty” would like to cheon for our family. We extend graciously express our thanks to our special thanks and appre- all the family, friends and neigh- ciation to the great staff at Life bors for all the love and support Path Home and Family Care and �� shown to us through her illness Danville Support Services for and passing. The flowers, food your wonderful care and sup- �� and all expressions of sympathy port. �� were greatly appreciated. Our Richard Strieby and family ��

�� port. A special thanks to the �� Bell family Rocky Mountain Nursing Home and the Mountain West Hospice The family of Ross Bell would like to thank all those who sent and to a special friend, Barbara cards, flowers, money, food and McFarland. the phone calls of love and sup- Barbara Bell and family

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only source of income is my dad. Dansie So he’s on workers compensation, which covers only 66 percent of Mercury headed to Nevada, not Tooele continued from page A1 normal income.” ing to Tooele, the depot’s asset Bennett inserted a provision general perception of bringing controls as well as making sure the by Mark Watson A Dansie family benefit fund manger, Mark Smith, is not as into a 2005 bill that blocked the tons of mercury into city limits. equipment is operating properly,” STAFF WRITER has been created at Tooele Federal happy. mercury from coming to Utah. “We were already trying to Retallick said. Credit Union and Wells Fargo. Tooele City leaders credit Utah Sen. Bob Bennett for keeping “We wanted to store it, but The Defense National Stockpile get away from the perception of Retallick said Dansie was on Donations can be made to the fund Tooele County being the nation’s 4,890 tons of government-owned what is done is done. Tooele Center announced last week that a landing three stories above the at any of the branch locations to elected not to go for it. You can’t the mercury will go to Hawthorne dumping ground,” he said. mercury from being stored at the ground inspecting “an area where help the Dansie family pay for medi- cry over spilt milk.” Smith said. Army Depot in Nevada. To make sure they understood Utah Industrial Depot. we have flow meters and other cal bills and everyday expenses. He said the plan could have “We knew that it would have the facts about the proposal, Former Mayor Charlie Roberts equipment to determine the [fuel] Jenni said she has been at the brought about $10 million at $1 meant some jobs, but we found Roberts and Johnson flew back flow through the different pipes to hospital with her mother since and councilmen Steve Pruden million per year for the duration out that most of the process was to Washington, D.C. to learn the burner’s gut.” Friday. She herself has taken time and Michael Johnson all peti- of the 10-year lease. “It would all automated so it didn’t mean more. Soon they agreed with Retallick said there were other away from her job to support her tioned Bennett and other Utah have been a good mix for our a whole lot of jobs. Plus, in the Pruden and Bennett it would not employees at the facility at the mother. She said many of Tom’s congressional leaders to stop product base. We have the facili- days of terrorists, with a pri- be the thing to do. time, but no one was around to see co-workers had come to show their the plan. The depot was one ties to store it,” Smith said. vately-owned facility it would “It was a tough position to take what actually happened or how the support, and for that she and her of five sites under consideration Pruden said he approached an easy target. If there were a because Utah Industrial Depot leaked fuel was ignited. mother were very grateful. to store the excess mercury Bennett at a Utah League of Cities fire and explosion it would rain has been a great partner with the Local Clean Harbors representa- Tom and Cathie Dansie have left over when the government and Towns convention two years down mercury vapors,” Pruden city,” Johnson said. tives in Tooele would not comment a teenage son who also lives in decided to stop selling it in 1994 ago. “I just grabbed him and said said. The mercury bound for Nevada on the incident. Grantsville. due to environmental concerns. three words: ‘Tooele — No — Roberts said he and the council is now stored in New Jersey, Jenni Dansie said her family has Clean Harbors is a commercial While city leaders are pleased Mercury.’ He said he would take were not overly concerned about Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana. survived other tragedies in recent hazardous waste management that the mercury will not be com- care of it. I was impressed.” the health threat, but about the e-mail:[email protected] years that left her mother Cathie company that has operations in 36 Dansie disabled an unable to work. states, Canada and Mexico and is “She was in the hospital two worth nearly half a billion dollars. years ago. She almost died also. The company operates a hazard- “He told me when he interviewed ber 55 jersey was retired, but when Weber and Cottonwood High She was in very critical condition,” ous waste landfill, incinerator as Alverson for the job that even though he was the “2005 State Champions” banner Schools, while earning a bachelor’s Jenni said. “So she’s disabled and well as technical services in Tooele continued from page A1 retired that he was going to be at was unveiled he lifted his fist in the degree at Utah State University and cannot work because of that, so the County. Tooele High School for the long haul air in honor of his team. a master’s degree at Brigham Young amazing example of passion and and until he brought a state champi- Olsen believes many people University. diligence. The two both lived in onship to Tooele High,” Valdez said. didn’t realize how sick Alverson Over his four decades of coach- Stockton and attended Tooele High “He said even if it took 10 years, but was because he stayed so active ing prep hoops Alverson led teams School. Each day Alverson met the it only took him three.” coaching and showing up in public to three state titles, six region titles, SAM WOODRUFF, CPA bus to go to school, but he would Alverson led Tooele to their first- until the end. At the school Olsen post-season and state tournament not get on. Instead, he’d run along- ever boys hoop state championship said there is much emotion. berths in 21 of 22 winter campaigns, side and race the bus to school. in the 92-year history of the school. Olsen was a former student in 30 state tourney wins, 303 varsity It was an athleticism that pushed True to the end, Alverson coached Coach Alverson’s English classes victories (249 with Bonneville High Why pay more somewhere else? Alverson’s classmate to achieve the 2005-06 Buff squad to a stellar at the junior high. For the last four and 53 with Tooele High) and earned more himself. 16-2 record before Friday’s game years the two have taught history Coach of the Year twice in Class 4A ★ Individual ★ Corporation At THS in the 1960s, Alverson at Logan. together and worked to support and in Class 3A last year. earned nine letters in three different Tooele assistant Coach Danny high school athletics. Coach Alverson has guided 18 All- ★ Partnership ★ Small Business sports, All-State status in football Medina remembers Alverson as “He’s the epitomy of a class State players, four All-Americans, and track and All-Region in bas- patient, dedicated, even tempered. act. He loved his family. He loved 14 Academic All-State players ★ ★ ketball. “[I] never saw him get upset with Heavenly Father, he loved teaching and even 25 All-Area Players at Electronic Filing Drop offs welcome Basketball coach Gary Hale kids,” Medina said. “.... He gave us and he made us better teachers by Bonneville High. remembers Alverson as a “tall, lan- some great memories and the tight just being around him,” Olsen said. Bonneville High Athletic Director key, sinewy, strong kid” who paid knit team we had last year and this “There were a lot of times we com- Mae Miya coached girls basketball attention, gave eye-to-eye contact year,” Medina said. “We are play- plained about the wages we made at Bonneville High when Alverson 21 Years and stayed in the game. ing Wednesdy night because that is and he’d say, ‘guys this is the great- coached there. “He’d also have a pretty jumper what Coach Alverson would want. est job in the world, enjoy it.’ And I Experience “I’m really saddened to hear of from the corner,” Hale added. “He He wants us to play forward and do enjoy my job better because of his passing today. We were really had a soft jump shot.” honor him.” That was a message Coach Alverson.” happy to see Gary and his family Off the court, Hale was impressed Coach Alverson delivered to his Friday before his passing, Coach here when we inducted him into Year Round that Alverson never stopped analyz- team last week. Alverson trekked to THS Principal the Laker Athletic Hall of Fame this ing the play. Just last Wednesday at “Gary Mike Westover’s office and thanked INCOME TAX “It seemed like he would lean Alverson Appreciation Night,” him for the commemoration at the past fall and to see him walk on over and it was like he was telling friends from across the state con- school. The principal was touched the field under his own power with PREPARATION& you a secret; he was a student of verged on the packed THS gymna- that at the coach’s lowest hour, Lois was great. For many of us that basketball,” Hale said. sium to show their love. Many of true to form, he was still thinking was the last time we saw Gary. His ACCOUNTING Mon - Sat 9a m - 10pm THS Athletic Director Richard them had the chance to greet the of others. picture is now hanging in the Hall Valdez interviewed Alverson about legendary coach for one last time. This morning Alverson’s wife Lois of Fame case and that is how I will four years ago for the vacant THS It was also the last time Alverson called the school and left a message always remember him — a big tall 185 N Main, Ste 301, 882-7379 coaching position. would coach on the hardwoods. for her husband’s team. strong guy with an iron-will.” Fellow THS Coach John Olsen “She [said the coach] wants So many friends and loved ones was touched when Alverson, talk- them to keep doing what he taught agree, Alverson was a hero. ing to a reporter, turned and took them, be consistent,” Westover said, “Gary has touched a lot of people Olsen’s hand and said “this is my “... and he’s going to definitely be and he’ll always be remembered,” good friend John Olsen. remembered. He’s a top guy, first Olsen said. “Like the school song “He looked at me and said take class. You don’t find people like him says ‘forever and forever Tooele,’ care,” Olsen said. very often.” we’ll forever and forever remember True to Alverson’s nature, the During his career Alverson Coach Alverson.” coach was sheepish when his num- coached at Tooele, Bonneville, e-mail: [email protected]

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Grantsville Tae Kwon Do students were among 250 athletes from as far away as Pocatello, Idaho to compete in tournament held in Lindon, Utah on Saturday, January 28th. The pictured athletes went on to dominate and win various medals in sparring and forms (front, l-r) Bryson Stevens; sil- �� ver-forms, bronze-sparring; David �� Carreau; bronze-forms, gold-sparring, bronze-sparring; Amanda Carreau; bronze-forms, gold-spar- �� ring; Heaven Patterson; bronze- forms, silver-sparring; Crosby �� Barretto; silver-forms, silver- sparring (back) Colton Haskell; �� bronze-forms, silver-sparring; Gabby Barretto; gold-sparring; Ashlee Keetch; silver-forms, gold- sparring; and Kylee Keetch; gold- forms, bronze-sparring. Of all the martial arts styles, Tae Kwon Do is known for its powerful kicking, its sparring, and its beautiful forms. You are never too old to start. It is an excellent sport to maintain a 1-800-933-5027 fit and healthy lifestyle. TUESDAY February 7, 2006 A9 Sports

From The Sidelines Buff, Cowboy wrestlers place There needs in Region 11 to be a Boxing by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Bear River and Ogden were expected to battle for league supremacy in the Out Academy Region 11 Wrestling championships Thursday and Friday in Garland. Neither team disappointed their hat in grappling fans, placing first and second the in the tournament. world Tooele used tremendous team bal- is “box- ance and scoring depth to edge past ing region newcomer Logan for a bronze out”? team finish. The Buffs qualified 11 We’veW been working on of the 19 wrestlers for state matches the correct way to “box Friday at the Utah Valley State College out” for over a month. McKay Events Center in Orem. We’ve paid particular Buff grappler Daniel Goode upset attention to the proper Dennis Sweat defending state champ Jake Madsen of execution of the move. GUEST COLUMNIST Bear River. Goode seized the 130-pound We’ve watched intently title with a dramatic five-point move for adequate movement and timing, still against Madsen in the final seconds of just as often as not we are being called for the championship match. Buff teammate Jacob Foster also pushing. photography/Troy Boman garnered a region title at 171 to help Either we are not teaching the proper Tooele’s Laurie Halladay takes a breath during the 500 free at the Brigham Young University pool Saturday in the Class technique, we are not executing it correctly 3A State Swimming Championships. The Lady Buff junior took ninth place in the grueling event and helped Tooele capture Tooele capture the third place team or the officials are seeing something that we fourth place in the final girls team standings. finish. are missing. We’ve asked some officials in the Tournament host Bear River par- pre-game meeting to demonstrate or define layed 11 second and third place finishes the move but it has not helped. Most times it into a team crown to record a team title brings our inability to their attention, so they Buff swimmers battle to elite state status with 272 points to second place Ogden’s focus on the problem and we get called time 240.5. and time again. by Nick Drake respectively. (212) and Tooele (187) to round The Tigers had more region individual champs than did the Bears, six Other times it has caused them to ignore SPORTS EDITOR Senior sensation Lauren Bridges out the top five. Wasatch grabbed everything happening in the low blocks and Tooele High swimming coach powered her way to a pair of bronze sixth place with 178 team points to three. Ogden, however, could only we are too small to benefit from that scenario. Mel Roberts knew it would be a medals in the 50 and 100 freestyle followed by Snow Canyon (138), muster four second and third place So we’ve pretty much quit asking. In fact if difficult task for his boys and girls races and joined forces with three Rowland Hall-St. Marks (94.5), Pine finishers compared to the 11 silver and the subject comes up, we just hang our heads teams to battle for state supremacy other Lady Buff teammates to gar- View (94), Cedar City (90), Bear bronze wrestlers for the Bears. and mumble something about checking on the in last weekend’s Class 3A State ner a fifth place in the 200 med- River (82), Richfield (72), Canyon Tooele grabbed third place at 179.5 score book and slip away unnoticed. Swimming Championships at the ley relay and a sixth place in the View (65), Delta (65), Uintah (52), followed by Logan (170.5), Ben Lomond “Boxing out” is the basketball equivalent of Brigham Young University pool 200 free relay. The Tooele girls 400 Juan Diego (22), Intermountain (93) and Grantsville (52) in the final the famous “Catch 22.” If you do it, you will Friday and Saturday. free relay also garnered sixth place Christian School (14) and Carbon team standings. probably pick up unnecessary fouls, because And both of his squads made a while teammate Trisha Cox took (7), respectively, in the Class 3A Not only did Goode and Foster you are moving a guy and working for an valiant effort to move into third seventh in the 100 breaststroke and standings for the boys. shine for the Buffs, teammates Travis advantageous position. If you don’t do it, place in both final standings. But eighth place in the 200 individual Kasey Nobles paced the boys Gustafson (103 pounds), Nick Trujillo you will probably pick up unnecessary fouls the Judge Memorial women’s team medley (IM). squad with a pair of stellar fourth- (119) and Monte Schmalhaus (135) because you are reaching over a player’s back overwhelmed the rest of the field Meanwhile, the Buff boys squad, place finishes in the 50 and 100 battled to the finals of their respective when battling for the rebounds. with a whopping 462 team points fighting for a position in the elite free and Marc Imlay joined forces weight classes before falling to league Of course, we still holler “Box Out” before to a mere 246 by runner-up Logan. team standings of the top three in with a strong fourth place in the foes to finish second. and after most every shot, but we’re not real Park City grabbed third place at the Class 3A boys, just fell short 500 free and a fifth place in the Tooele tandem Jake Golden (103) sure just what we mean by that. Nor are we 204 and Tooele finished in fourth and still fought to a strong fifth 200 free. Nobles also joined forces and Brad Gustafson (140) took third real sure it’s such a good idea, but heck, all the place at 192. Rowland Hall-St. place team showing and another in the boys 200 medley to seize place finishes in their weight class. other coaches keep shouting “Box Out” so we Marks took fifth place at 151.5 fol- elite status in the final state swim- fourth-place honors while Nobles Teammates Jesse Bissegger (112), Josh might as well try to blend in. lowed by Cedar City (133), Juan ming standings. and Imlay combined forces to gar- Austin (119), Austin Hansen (145) and Somebody needs to develop some sort Diego (129), Snow Canyon (129), New Class 3A member Logan ner fifth place in the 400 free relay Mike Valdez (189) earned fourth places of “Boxing Out” Academy. A place where Pine View (90), South Summit garnered the state swimming team as well for Tooele. Teammates Jon and berths into the state meet this coaches, players, officials and fans can go to (76), Delta (69), Bear River (68), crown with 298 points and Park Lee and T.J. Perkins also fought to weekend in Orem. receive instruction and enlightenment. A place Dixie (65), Ogden (64), Canyon City was a distant second place at Grantsville was led by Torree Powell where one could study the subtle nuance that View (46), Wasatch (23), Uintah 262. Ogden seized third place with SEE SWIMMERS PAGE A12 SEE PLACE PAGE A10 defines a good “Box Out” as opposed to an (14) and The Oakley School (4.5), 235.5 followed by Judge Memorial unnecessary and unwanted whistle signaling a violation awarding the other team the ball and possible free throws. Mustangs find way The “Box Out Academy” would be truly use- ful. It would allow all of us to get on the same page, help us all look for the same identifying marks and traits. We’d all know a “Box Out” to win game; still when we saw one. There could no longer be any doubt. The “Box Out Academy” could define once and for all what the term means perfect in region and possibly avoid all the fuss over what is and isn’t a “Bad Call”. This season, I know I’ve by Nick Drake had to holler that phrase almost as much as SPORTS EDITOR I’ve had to holler “Box Out.” Dugway didn’t exactly rip up their own nets in its Jan. 27 Region 18 boys basketball affair with region rival Meridian. In fact, the Mustangs put forth their worst efforts of the season. However, Dugway still found some way to Sports Wrap register a much-needed home victory, 64-56, Jan. 27 at DHS and remain atop the league standings to date. Buffs fall at Logan Taylor Schofield poured in a game-high 23 Logan only outscored Region 11 leader and Cody Stromberg contributed 19 to pave the Tooele in one of four frames Friday on the way for the host’s triumph. Landon Wilkins also Grizzlies home hardwoods. connected for eight points and Dakota Woolett But when you hold the defending Class 3A tossed in five as well. State champs to only four points in one period Dok Kwan led the Mongoose with a team-high it was just enough to allow Logan to nip the 19 and Minsoro Ha tossed in 16 points as well. photography/Nick Drake Buffs 39-36 in Cache County. Quinn McCloskey also hit for seven for the visi- The Grantsville High bench erupts in celebration after the Cowgirls pulled off an upset victory over Ogden Thursday at GHS. The local squad nipped the Lady Tigers 41-37 in overtime. Charles Abouo poured in a game-high 17 tors. and Wes Hyde pumped in eight to lead the Dugway also made short work of region rivals Grizzlies to the win. Wasatch Academy and Tintic a week ago as well. Mike Holt paced the Buffs attack with a The Mustangs rolled to a decisive 72-41 tri- Cowgirls post another region upset game-high 17 and Colton Hogan netted six. umph Wednesday at Mt. Pleasant against Wasatch The setback snaps Tooele’s six-game win- Academy and followed up with a lopsided 67-39 ning streak and drops the Buffs into a first- victory Friday over Tintic in Eureka. by Nick Drake and Erika Hunter five. place tie with Logan at 6-2. The league victories boost Dugway to a per- SPORTS EDITOR In their previous meeting, Ogden rolled to a deci- The Buffs hit the road to Ogden Wednesday fect 5-0 in region action and 14-2 overall. The Bear River and Ogden are two of the elite girls sive 46-33 victory when the two teams met Jan. 12 on to tangle with region rival Ben Lomond in a Mustangs have now captured 12 straight games. basketball teams in the Region 11 girls basketball the Tigers’ home floor. pivotal 7 p.m. affair. Then, Tooele closes out However, Dugway will face a stiff test ranks. The two formidable and talented squads have Bear River has only dropped one league game all the regular season slate with a home date with Wednesday when second place West Desert ven- only dropped four league affairs combined heading season and were deadlocked with Ogden for top rival Bear River Friday, also at 7 p.m. tures to meet the Mustangs in a showdown for into the final week of the regular season. honors in the Region 11 girls basketball standings for A story on the Logan game will be published first place in the region ranks at 6 p.m. The Despite their supremacy, the Lady Bears and Lady much of the season. in Thursday’s edition. Mustangs also hit the road to Wendover Friday Tigers are glad to be done with Grantsville on the The Lady Bears remembered all to well that Spring Soccer Sign Ups for a bout against their county neighbor at 7 p.m. 2005-06 campaign because the Cowgirls have man- Grantsville handed them their lone loss of the region Tooele County Youth Soccer will be having Dugway Coach George Bruce said he was not aged to record surprising victories in half of their season. Not about to let it happen again, the angry soccer sign-ups for the spring season. pleased with his team’s overall performance Jan. four league bouts against the two perennial region Bears took out it out on Grantsville Tuesday at The dates and times are Saturday, Feb, 18 27 against Meridian. powers. Garland. from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday Feb. 25 “It was our worst effort of the year, both men- The local squad rallied from as big as a 12-point The hosts outscored the Cowgirls in three of four from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Macey’s Little Theatre. tally and physically, and it couldn’t have come at deficit to defeat perennial power Ogden 41-37 in a frames and coasted to an easy 51-21 triumph. Fees are $50 for 4 and 5 years old and $60.00 a worst time of the year,” he stated. “We were for- thrilling overtime triumph over the second-place The Cowgirls also dropped a 62-44 decision to for 6 and up. tunate to win the game and if we don’t put forth Lady Tigers Thursday in Gratsville. Logan Jan. 26 at GHS. Any questions, call the soccer hotline at 578- any more focus or effort in our next few games Brooke Bunderson poured in a game-high 13 and Grantsville ventures to Ogden today to tangle with 8365. If you played in the fall you do not need we’re going to be behind someone in the region Rika Larsen tossed in nine to help spearhead the Ben Lomond in a crucial 7 p.m. league affair against to sign up for the spring. standings.” Cowgirls’ upset bid. Keshia Powell and Rachael the Lady Scots. The Cowgirls also hit the road to A story on the three region contests will be Anderson fired in six each and Ashton Miller pro- Tooele Thursday to battle with their county neigh- published in a future edition. vided four for the victors. bors in the regular season finale, also at 7 p.m. SEE WRAP PAGE A10 Maren Crane contributed 13 for Ogden and Cha SEE PERFECT PAGE A11 Jung pumped in 11. Dani Adams connected for six SEE POST PAGE A10 A10 TUESDAY February 7, 2006 Lady ‘Cats back on winning track

by Nick Drake game league losing skid. SPORTS EDITOR “It was a good win for us against West Desert,” Wendover got back on the winning track in one he noted. “We needed it. We desperately needed a weeks time. league win and it gives us confidence. We’re playing Wendover erupted for a 13-5 assault in the final better at times. But we still can’t get any consistent frame to break open a close contest and register scoring that we need every game.” a 34-24 win over Wasatch Academy Jan. 19 in Mt. Wendover 34 - Wasatch Academy 24 Pleasant. The Lady Wildcats used a 13-5 outburst in the final Andrea Gonzalez logged a team high 13 and frame of the game to capture a league triumph over Lindsay Mascaro hit for six. the Lady Tigers Jan. 19 at Mt. Pleasant. Brittany Ransdell led all scorers with 19 points. Andrea Gonzalez tossed in three points and Jennie The Lady Wildcats also recorded a 46-30 triumph Bateman hit a field goal to lead Wendover to a slim over West Desert earlier in the week, Jan. 17. 6-4 edge after one period. Tarin Ratliff also chipped Jennie Bateman registered a career-high 12 and in with a charity toss as well. Lupe DeSantiago hit for 10. Rejily Sweat also pumped Sarah Midgett and Brittany Ransdall provided a in nine more for the ‘Cats. basket each to keep Wasatch Academy close eight However, Meridian spoiled Wendover’s modest minutes into the contest. two-game win streak when the Lady Mongoose cap- The Lady Tigers erupted for a 9-6 scoring edge in tured a 41-34 decision Jan. 24 in Provo. the second stanza to take a slim 13-12 lead at inter- Tintic and Dugway also upended the Lady Wildcats, mission. Ransdall poured in all nine of the team’s 49-39 (Jan. 26) and 37-30 (Jan. 31), respectively. points, including a 3-point bomb. But finally, Wendover regrouped to topple region Bateman buried three free throws and Gonzalez photography/Troy Boman rival West Desert Thursday, 59-45, and snap the hit a basket to lead the way for the Lady ‘Cats in the Tooele’s Nick Trujillo (bottom) fights off an opponents in the THS-GHS Best of the West Wrestling Invitational team’s three game losing skid in region play. second stanza. Lupe DeSantiago also flipped in with tournament last month at Deseret Peak Complex. The Buff grappler fought to a second place seed in the The setback drops the Wendover league record to a charity toss as well. Region 11 Wrestling tournament at 119 pounds with a stellar two-day performance. 3-5 in region play and 8-10 overall. Wendover battled back with a 9-6 scoring surge The Lady Wildcats return home today to host in the third period to regain a slim 21-19 cushion for them. Daniel had a really good White Pine’s Anthony Searle with Wasatch Academy and host league leading Meridian headed into the final frame of the game. Lindsay upset of the defending state cham- a decision as well to advance into Thursday, both at 6 p.m., to close out the regular Mascaro paved the way with four points in the Place pion in the region finals and that the semi-finals. However, Pleasant season slate. period, including a 3-point bomb, while Fatima continued from page A9 Wendover Coach Delon Huse said his team need- was encouraging. He received the Grove’s Ryan Gonzales spoiled the ed the win over West Desert Jan. 17 to snap a two- SEE BACK PAGE A11 outstanding wrestler award for the Buff grapplers bid to advance into at 125 pounds with a second lower weights. Jacob did a great the finals with a pin of Schmalhaus place finish. Cowboy teammates job of winning his weight class and in 5:49. Chance Rowley (130) and Brandon everyone else that placed really Schmalhaus regrouped to nailed Anderson (140) grabbed 4th place wrestled well also.” Springville’s Caleb Christen in 5:21 Lady Buffs upend Lady Scots finishes in their weight divisions. Meanwhile, Grantsville High to advance into the third-fourth Now the 11 Buffs and three Coach Eugene Evans said he was place match. The Buff wres- by Nick Drake win. Felicity Jones also hit for the pace of the game and we Cowboy grapplers advance to the encouraged with his young team’s tler powered to a decision over SPORTS EDITOR eight as well. played the way they wanted us Class 3A State Wrestling champion- overall efforts at region. Springville’s Adam Scheetz and Ben Lomond isn’t exactly a Laura West paced the Lady to. It was a huge win for us. We ships Thursday through Saturday “We went and did pretty good,” bring home the bronze medal for force to be reckoned with in Buffs with a career-high 16 have a tough week ahead of us at the UVSC McKay Events Center he said. “We took last place in the Buff squad. the Region 11 girls basketball while Meredith Nigh and Sam and two difficult road games.” in Orem. Action begins at 9 a.m. region as far as a team goes but Foster also logged a strong tour- ranks. Thomas tossed in 11 each. Results on the Ogden and Thursday with weigh-in. First- we only took nine kids and we nament to record some impressive But the Lady Scots always Becky Knoblauch also contrib- Logan games were not avail- round action starts at 10:30 a.m. qualified three for state. I felt good victories at 171 pounds. The Buff seem to give Tooele fits and uted seven for Tooele. able by press time. Championship and consolation about everything. We naturally grappler earned a forfeit triumph Thursday’s league confronta- The Lady Buffs also dropped Tooele 44 - Ben Lomond 36 round play will follow at 2 p.m. wanted all of them to go. Torree did over Pleasant Grove’s Norm Adams tion with the Lady Buffs was a 49-42 decision to Ogden Jan. The Lady Buffs outscored later that day. a good job and took second while in the opening round and seized a no exception. 31 and fell at Logan Thursday, the Lady Scots in three periods Weigh-in Friday starts at at the Chance and Brandon also qualified major decision over Springville’s Tooele outscored Ben 52-31, to the Lady Grizzlies. and captured a pivotal league 8 a.m., with consolation round with strong performances. It was a Aaron Porter in the quarter-final Lomond in three of four frames Tooele returns home to triumph Jan. 26 at Tooele. action starting at 9:30 a.m. The good tournament for us. We would round. But Springville’s Jared Bird to capture a hard-fought 44-36 host region-leading Bear River Laura West pumped in three third round of consolation play as like to thank the THS cheerleaders fought to a major decision win over triumph Thursday at THS. tonight at 7 and complete the points while Meredith Nigh, Sam well as the championship semi- for supporting us throughout the Foster in the semi-finals to ruin the Sam Thomas rescued the regular season slate Thursday Thomas, Jasmine Schmalhaus finals will begin at 1:30 p.m. later tournament.” Buff wrestler’s bid for a berth in local squad with a game-high 14 in a home date with Grantsville, and Becky Knoblauch each hit that afternoon. A story on the individual results the finals. points and Laura West pumped also at 7 p.m. a field goal to stake Tooele to a The fourth round of consola- as well as seeding will be published Foster returned to defeat in nine. Becky Knoblauch also The victory over Ben slim 11-9 lead after one period tion bracket play is set for 10 a.m. in Thursday’s edition. Olympus’ Thomas Lee but lost a contributed seven and Jasmine Lomond boosts the Lady Buffs expired. Saturday while the consolation Best of the West major decision contest to Wasatch’s finals will start just a couple of Schmalhaus provided six. overall record to 7-10 on the Sarah George popped the Brad Gustafson paved the way Garrett Gleave in the third place hours later at noon. The champi- Sarah George paced the season and 3-5 in region action. nets for a 3-point bomb while for the Buffs in the third annual match to earn a 4th place finish. onship matches are scheduled to Lady Scots with a team-high 14 Tooele is currently tied with Heather Lovelady and Annie Tooele-Grantsville High Best of the Golden also powered to a pair begin at 3:30 p.m. that afternoon. and Heather Lovelady netted Grantsville for fourth place in Bane contributed a basket each West Invitational Wrestling tourna- of victories in the early rounds Tooele Coach Codie Miller said seven. the Region 11 standings while to lead the visitors. Shannon ment Jan. 6-7 at Deseret Peak. to earn a place in the 103-pound he was pleased with his team’s Bear River exploded for two Bear River is in first place (7- Allred and Sarah Nielsen Buff teammate Monte weight class. The Buff grappler overall performance in the region 20-point quarters in the third 1), Logan in second (6-2) and canned a free throw each as Schmalhaus battled to a bronze at put Kearns’ Brandon Mitchell flat wrestling tournament. and fourth periods to erase a Ogden in third place (5-3). well for Ben Lomond. 135 and Tooele’s Jacob Foster took on his back in the first round just “I feel we did pretty good con- 10-point half-time deficit and Tooele Coach Karie Tooele registered a slim 9- fourth place in 171. Tooele’s Jake 42 seconds in the contest and then sidering the obstacles and adver- cruise to a 60-49 victory Jan. 17 Fredrickson said her team just 6 scoring edge in the second Golden (103) also battled to place nailed Murray’s Kevin Sierer in 5:26 sity we faced,” he stated. “Out of over Tooele at Garland. didn’t set the tempo of play it stanza as well to build a 20-15 sixth for the local squad in the in the quarter-finals as well. But the 19 kids we took to region, we Erica Park poured in 26 needed. intermission advantage in the tough tournament. Olympus’ John VanDenBerghe had placed 11. We felt the kids wrestled points to lead all scorers and “We didn’t play very well Buff Monte Schmalhaus fol- other ideas and pinned Golden in really well. We had some young Jessica Nicholas pumped in 15 against Ben Lomond,” she said. lowed suit with a strong showing 2:30 in the tourney semis. SEE UPEND PAGE A11 and inexperienced JV kids place to spearhead the Lady Bear “We pretty much let them set at 135 pounds for the Buffs as well. Golden was pinned by Payson’s and that was a good experience The Tooele grappler garnered a Craig Young in 5:39 and lost a deci- cushion. decision over Cyprus’ Alex London sion to Cyprus’ Ace Sudbury in the Post Ashton Miller recorded a steal in the opening round and toppled fifth-sixth place round. continued from page A9 and fast-break lay-up and Brooke Bunderson fired a perfect pass to teammate Rika Larsen for a lay-up ing bus alone, student must be Grantsville Coach Kenzie to aid the Cowgirl attack. Larsen Wrap 10 years old. Discounts available Briggs-Newton said her team and Sammie Jensen also canned continued from page A9 on lift passes and lessons. Rental never gave up in spite of trailing a free throw each to keep the packages available. Adult pro- by as many as 12 points to Ogden Cowgirls close after eight minutes grams available. in the contest. expired. TC Wildlife Fed. To register and for prices and “It was exciting and a big win Crane gave the Lady Tigers discounts, call Mike Jensen at for us,” she noted. “Foul shots another boost with an eight-foot meeting set 843-5042. The Tooele County Wildlife were the key to the win. That was jumper and rebound basket to Federation annual meeting and the best we’ve shot all year at the spot the visitors a double digit Grantsville baseball dinner will be held Feb. 18 at 6 line and it couldn’t have come at edge. p.m. at the Tooele National Guard meeting a better time for us. I felt like we But the Cowgirls countered Armory, 16 South 1st Street. The Grantsville Youth Baseball played with a lot of emotion. Our when Miller hit Rachael Anderson The entry is $5 plus member- League has scheduled a pub- bench was into the game and I with a pretty pass for a lay-up and ship. The membership fees are lic meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at loved that. It shows that we have Larsen added another lay-up to $5 for single, $20 for family and Grantsville City Hall. unity within the team. help GHS slice the deficit to just $25 for corporate. There will The meeting is to elect officers “We could have hung our heads 16-10. be door prizes, raffles and auc- and answer any questions about after the first-half and let them However, Jung answered on a tion. Everyone is encouraged to the league. All interested parents have it,” she added. “But we came 12-foot jumper and Crane contrib- attend. are encouraged to attend. out in the second-half and went uted a lay-up to give Ogden a 20-10 For more information contact after it and that was a big key for advantage at intermission. GHS little league 833-9065 or 882-4767. us. I felt like our seniors stepped The Lady Tigers opened the third up. Stephanie Black played great period with an Adams rebound volleyball set GHS Super Fans Grantsville High School’s sec- defense on one of Ogden’s best basket and Ogden relished its big- ond annual GHS Little League players (Jung) and Brooke hit gest lead of the game, 22-10, with honored Volleyball will be held March 1- some big baskets in overtime. 6:49 still left in the frame. Grant and Margie Gundersen April 10. Ashton did a good job of running Grantsville battled back and of Grantsville were selected by The league is for fifth, sixth, the offense and Rachael played made a game of it for the remain- the Utah High School Activities seventh and eighth grade play- steady all game long and came der of the period. The Cowgirls Executive Committee as the 2006 ers and members will have a up with two big steals and two reeled off a pivotal 12-3 barrage UHSAA Super Fans. minimum of 10 games and 10 free throws in overtime. Everyone to pull to within 25-22 headed The Super Fan Award was inau- practices and there will be play stepped it up when they needed into the fourth quarter. Bunderson gurated nine years ago and was photography/Nick Drake one or two nights a week depend- too. I was excited. The main thing fueled the Cowgirl comeback Grantsville tandem Rachael Anderson (left) and Stephani Black (right) conceived to honor outstanding ing on the number of players I loved about the game was our with a perfect four-for-four per- sandwich Ogden guard Dani Adams in Thursday’s game at GHS. The contributors to Utah high school that register. There also could emotion. We came out fired up formance from the free throw line Cowgirls pulled off the upset, 41-37 in overtime, thanks to stellar play activities and more importantly, be two leagues if there is enough and ready to play in the second- and a pair of Larsen baskets to by both Anderson and Black. the youth those activities serve. sign-up. The entry fee is $30 per half.” pull to within 25-18 and 1:58 left in The honor is limited to a select player. Players can register in Grants. 41 - Ogden 37 (OT) the period. to stake the Lady Tigers back to ity toss and Bunderson canned group and only five nominations the front office of their school by The Cowgirls rallied for a tie Only a three-point play by a 31-27 cushion with 3:01 left in an eight-foot jumper to stake the are accepted each year. Feb. 13 or at junior jazz games at the end of regulation and out- Ogden’s Hunter kept the hosts regulation. Cowgirls to their first lead of the The Gundersens will be hon- on Feb. 4. scored the visiting Lady Tigers from taking the lead down the But back came the Cowgirls game, 37-36, since the affair was ored at the Class 3A State Boys GHS volleyball players will be 8-4 in overtime to pull out a stretch. when Jensen and Bunderson 2-0 in the first few seconds of the Basketball tournament at the officials and there will be volun- thrilling league win Thursday at Keshia Powell drilled two more drilled two free throws each and game. Dee Events Center in Ogden. The teer coaches with adult supervi- Grantsville. charity tosses and Bunderson fired Ogden’s leading scorer, Jung, Crane drilled a pair of charity couple will be awarded a com- sion for all practices and games. Ogden came out firing on all in a five-foot jumper to close out fouled out with 2:30 left and the tosses just seconds later to give memorative plaque at half-time For convenience, the practices cylinders and raced to a quick 12- the scoring in the period and pull game deadlocked again at 31-31. Ogden its final lead of the game. of the semi-final championship will be held for 30 min. before 6 edge after one period expired. Grantsville to within 25-22 with Kiana Crawford gave Ogden However, Bunderson countered game, which begins at 7:30 p.m. their games. The league will also Cha Jung spurred the early assault eight minutes left in regulation. a slim advantage just moments with another eight-foot jumper Feb. 24. try to accommodate athletes by with five points, including a 3- Bunderson opened the fourth later with a 12-foot jumper only and Miller hit another charity toss Learn to ski- keeping all of the Stansbury play- point bomb and 18-foot jumper, quarter with a free throw and to watch Anderson counter with to build a 39-37 Cowgirl lead with ers together and all of the Erda while Dani Adams provided four Powell buried two more charity a rebound basket and force the 36.2 seconds left. snowboard players together, etc. points on a 12-foot jumper and tosses for the Cowgirls to level the game into the extra session, tied Anderson came up big for Tooele County ski/snowboard- For questions call Coach Heidi pair of charity tosses. Erika Hunter game at 27-27. at 33-33. Grantsville with consecutive steals ing school at Snowbasin is start- Heath at 884-4500 or email at also added a rebound basket while Jung answered the Grantsville Crane gave the Lady Tigers a and buried two clutch free throws ing up. The second set runs Feb. HYPERLINK “mailto:hheath@m. Maren Crane provided a basket challenge with a pair of free quick lead on a 12-foot jumper with three seconds left to ice the 11, 18, 25 and March 4. tooele.k12.ut.us”. and free throw to build the early throws and an eight-foot jumper but Miller answered with a char- riveting triumph. Minimum age is 8 years; if rid- TUESDAY February 7, 2006 A11 Cowboys fall to league foes

by Nick Drake “We started slow and had to fight our way back,” SPORTS EDITOR he said. “We got to within four points and had a The second half of the Region 11 boys basketball couple defensive lapses that allowed them to make slate didn’t start any better for the Grantsville boys another run on us and we couldn’t counter or answer hoop squad than the first half, and Logan made sure their run.” of that. Ogden 81 - Grantsville 60 The Grizzlies raced to a 47-21 lead at half-time The Tigers coasted to a decisive league victory and coasted to a decisive 93-55 triumph over the over the Cowboys in Region 11 boys hoop action Cowboys Jan. 27 in Logan. Jan. 18 at GHS. Wes Hyde and Connor Patterson each popped the Zack Preston torched the road nets for eight nets for a team-high 15 and Charles Abouo hit for 11 points in the first period and Bryson Dykster pumped to spur the hosts to the league triumph. Sam Te also in seven points, including a 3-point bomb, to stake tossed in 10 and Reggie Nyman netted eight for the Ogden to a 25-13 lead after one period expired. victors. Christian Peterson and Abdul Evans also contributed Shane Anderson pumped in a game-high 17 and a pair of field goals each and Reyden Egbert tossed Craig Harrison recorded 11 for the Cowboys. Garrett in a basket to provide the double digit lead eight Elfors also chipped in with seven while Brent minutes into the contest. Mouritsen and Josh Childs logged five each. Logan Gumucio kept the Cowboys close with five The Cowboys closed out the first half of league points and Josh Childs tossed in a pair of baskets as play with a 60-52 setback Jan. 20 at Ogden against well. Craig Harrison and Garrett Elfors also added Ben Lomond. a field goal each to complete the scoring for the Kris Wallace led all scorers in the game with 25 hosts. while Corey Townsend and James Stokes hit for 11 The Tigers tacked on a 22-19 scoring edge in the each. Cody Gaskill also popped the cords for eight. second stanza to build a 47-32 lead at half-time. Harrison paced the Cowboys with a team high 17 Preston ripped the visiting cords for nine points while Jordan Nelson and Logan Gumucio provided on three 3-point bombs in the pivotal stretch and 10 points each. Mouritsen also hit for six as well. Peterson hit for five points, also hitting a 3-point Bear River also rallied for a 12-3 outburst in the shot. Evans and Chris Bischoff provided three points final four minutes of play to snap a 55-55 deadlock each while Egbert and Jacob Porter canned a charity and register a road victory and register a 67-58 win toss each to extend the lead to 15 points by intermis- Friday at Grantsville. sion. Taylor Bowcutt paced the Bears with a team high Elfors paved the way for the Cowboys with eight 20 and Tyson Rasmussen poured in 14 for the victors points, also hitting a pair of 3-point shots, and as well. Jordan Bird also provided 10 and Jake Miller Harrison recorded five points as well. Jordan Nelson netted seven to lead the way for Bear River. The visi- also uncorked a 3-point bomb and Gumucio also hit tors also uncorked eight 3-point bombs in the game a basket. Brent Mouritsen connected on a charity as five different players registered long range shots toss also. photography/Troy Boman in the game. Ogden tacked on an 18-12 outburst in the third Wendover’s Lupe DeSantiago goes up for a shot in a game at Dugway last week. The Lady Mustangs captured the game over the Lady ‘Cats, 37-30, to remain just one game out of first place in the Region 18 Harrison led the Cowboys with a team high 14 and period to build a huge 65-44 lead with eight min- girls basketball standings. Nelson poured in 11. Anderson also hit for 10 and utes still remaining in the contest. Preston kept Elfors chipped in with eight. Mouristsen also added hot with six more points on three field goals and seven and Gumucio six for the hosts. Peterson chipped in with four more points. Egbert 14-3 barrage in the third period in the third period to take a cozy Grantsville Coach Larry Sandberg said his team and Dykster also contributed a 3-point shot each and Back to break open a 22-16 affair and 36-19 lead into the final period of got off to another slow start and just couldn’t get on continued from page A10 cruise to a league triumph Jan. 17 the tilt. Jennie Bateman torched top of the talented Tigers in region action Jan. 18. SEE FALL PAGE A12 at Wendover. the nets for 10 points on five field Gomez contributed a field goal Wendover grabbed the lead goals while Sweat and Mascaro and Gonzalez canned a pair of right from the start with an 11-7 chipped in with two points each charity tosses. DeSantiago also scoring surge in the first frame. to stake the hosts to a comfort- added a free throw as well. Jasmine Wadsworth tossed in a able 17-point lead down the Perfect Ransdall led Wasatch Academy pair of field goals and Lindsay stretch. continued from page A9 with a pair of baskets and Sarah Mascaro popped the cords for a West Desert could only mus- Lopez netted a field goal to com- 3-point bomb. Rejily Sweat and ter a three-point play from Kayla Dug. 61 - W. Wend., Nev. 40 plete the scoring for the hosts. Lupe DeSantiago also chipped in Timm in the quarter for the Lady The Mustangs outscored The Lady ‘Cats took charge with a basket each to provide the Hawks. the Wolverines in three of four down the stretch with the 13-5 slim four-point margin eight min- The Lady Hawks did record an frames to coast to a decisive assault and never looked back. utes into the affair. 11-10 outburst in the fourth quar- non-league triumph Jan. 10 in Gonzalez torched the nets for Marci Anderson led the charge ter to complete the game. Brittnay Wendover, Nev. seven points in the frame while for the Lady Hawks with five Timm paved the way with seven Dugway raced to a quick 16- DeSantiago, Jasmine Wadsworth points, including a 3-point bomb, points while Kayla Timm and 4 lead when Taylor Schofield and Mascaro all logged a basket while Brittnay Timm added a bas- Anderson provided a basket each popped the cords for six points each as well. ket as well. for the visitors. and Zach James fired in a pair Ransdall pumped in a pair of The Lady Wildcats tacked on an Sweat led the charge down of baskets as well. Landon baskets and Hannah Bedford 11-9 outburst in the second stanza the stretch for Wendover with a Wilkins and Morgan Kartchner drilled a free throw to complete to build a hard-fought 22-16 inter- pair of field goals while Bateman, also chipped in with three points the scoring for the Lady Tigers. mission edge. DeSantiago poured DeSantiago and Shay Lloyd added each to stake the visitors to a Gonzalez paced the Lady ‘Cat in six points while Ana Martinez a basket each to complete the quick double digit lead just eight attack with a team-high 14 and and Mascaro hit a field goal each scoring in the contest. minutes into the game. Mascaro netted six more. Bateman to provide the slim margin. Sweat Bateman led all scorers in the Brandan Carter paved the way also hit for five and DeSantiago also buried a charity toss along contest with a team-high 12 and for the hosts with a pair of field provided four for the victors. the way to aid the effort. DeSantiago hit for 10. Sweat also goals to account for the entire Ransdall poured in a game high Brittnay Timm popped the tossed in nine and Mascaro tallied team’s point production. 19 while Midgett and Lopez cords for six points on three field seven for the victors. West Wendover registered a added two each. goals and Anderson drilled a 3- Brittnay Timm paced the Lady 13-11 scoring edge in the second point shot as well. Hawks with a game-high 15 and stanza to pull to within 27-17 Wendover 46 - W. Desert 30 The Lady ‘Cats erupted for a Wendover seized command of Anderson contributed 10 as well. by half-time. Jared Lewis spear- the contest with the 14-3 assault headed the Wolverine comeback bid with six points and Tony Soriano buried a 3-point bomb to aid the rally. Chance Whitaker Upend Spring Youth and David Peterson also hit for continued from page A10 two points each to ignite the Coed Flag Football outburst. affair. Knoblauch hit for five Cody Stromberg poured in points while Schmalhaus and Ages: 6-14 nine points to trigger the Mustang Nigh logged two points each Sign-ups: Feb. 1st – March 3rd (No late signups) photography/Troy Boman attack and Wilkins netted a bas- as well. Dugway’s Landon Wilkins (left) attempts to drive to the basket on Starts: April 1st (Season runs 8 weeks) ket to complete the scoring for George and Lovelady Wendover’s Landon Mikesell in the first meeting between the two Anthony Winters 435-849-2213 the visitors and allow Dugway to pumped in a field goal each Includes county neighbors Jan. 20 at DHS. The Mustangs captured the game while Bane and Allred canned Tooele Family Sports maintain a double figure advan- and remain in first place in the Region 18 boys basketball standings. Jersey & Flags a charity toss each as well. *UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT* $45 tage with two periods remaining The two teams meet again this weekend when Dugway ventures to Ben Lomond did cut into in the affair. Wendover for a 7 p.m. affair. Dugway bounced back to the deficit with a 12-8 assault record a 16-11 scoring cushion the margin to 51-15 headed into in the third quarter and only and Lewis registered 11 for the Pet of the Week in the third period to extend the final frame of the game. trailed 28-27 headed into the hosts. Carter also hit for six and the Mustang cushion to 43-28 Stromberg popped the cords for final frame of the game. Amy Whitaker four. and one period still remaining. five points and Wilkins regis- Bartelson and Lovelady drilled Wilkins ignited the charge with Dugway 61 - Oakley 29 tered a pair of field goals to pace a 3-point bomb each while 11 points in the pivotal frame The Mustangs poured in a 23- the attack as well. Schofield and Allred was a perfect four-for- and James chipped in with a bas- 4 assault to open the game and James Dettle also hit a basket four from the charity stripe ket as well. Schofield, Stromberg cruised to a decisive non-league each to aid in the Mustang explo- in the session to aid the Lady and Kartchner canned a free triumph over the Explorers Dec. sion. Scot attack. George also con- throw each to enhance the team 9 at Dugway. Freid led the Oakley offense tributed a basket as well. scoring for the Mustangs. Landon Wilkins spearheaded with a pair of field goals and West logged four points Eric Reyes paced the West the first period barrage with 12 Mike Bellioti contributed three while Schmalhaus and Cherise Wendover attack with eight points in the first eight minutes points. Tommy Duffy also hit a Tegen added a field goal each points and Lewis hit a field goal of action and Josh Nelson con- basket as well. to allow the Lady Buffs to take as well. Whitaker also hit a char- tributed a pair of field goals to The Explorers completed the a slim one-point margin into ity toss along the way to aid the stake Dugway to the 19-point game with a 14-10 rally, thanks the fourth period. hosts offensive performance. lead. Dakota Woolet, Zach to four points by Freid and a 3- Tooele regrouped to out- The Mustangs tacked on an James and Cody Stromberg also point shot from Aaron Hutsley. score Ben Lomond 16-9 in the 18-12 barrage down the stretch chipped in with two points each Grant Showrecker also hit a field final frame to complete the to ice the contest. James poured to lead the way. Taylor Schofield goal and Bellioti canned a char- league victory. Thomas spear- in seven points to ignite the canned a free throw to aid the ity toss. headed the Lady Buff attack Dugway attack down the stretch effort. Wilkins paced the Mustangs with 12 points, including a 3- and Stromberg flipped in five Dave Blumenthal and Andrew with a pair of field goals and point bomb and three-point as well. Dakota Woolet also Pralle paced the Oakley offense Woolett buried a pair of free play, while Tegen and West chipped in with a pair of baskets with a field goal each in the throws. Schofield and Matt contributed two points each opening session of action. for the victors. as well to aid the effort. Mason also added a charity toss Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Reyes led the way for the The Mustangs tacked on a 15- each to complete the scoring in George led the way for the required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Wolverines with four points and 2 outburst in the second stanza the contest. Lady Scots with seven points, Shelters are only required to hold animals for to build a cozy 38-6 intermission including a 3-point bomb and Lewis popped the nets for a 3- Wilkins led all scorers in three days before they are euthanized. point bomb. Miguel Esparza and advantage. Wilkins pumped in the affair with a game high 26 Alyse Rochelle added a basket Carter also provided two points six points and Morgan Kartchner and Stromberg tossed in 10 as well. For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at each and Whitaker also added a uncorked a 3-point bomb to lead as well. Josh Nelson, Woolett, Thomas paced the attack for the way. Stromberg also logged a the Lady Buffs with a game- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville free throw as well. Schofield and Preston Edwards Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Wilkins paced all scorers in free throw and field goal during all chipped in with four each high 14 and West hit for nine. the contest with a game high 18 the pivotal run and James fired while James and Kartchner hit Knoblauch provided seven and Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. and Stromberg pumped in 15 for in a free throw as well. for three each. Schmalhaus hit for six. the visitors as well. James also Josh Freid drilled a basket for Freid paved the way for the George poured in 14 to lead provided 13 and Schofield hit the lone points of the period for Explorers with a team high 10 Ben Lomond and Lovelady Tooele Veterinary Clinic for seven. the Explorers. and Blumenthal contributed flipped in seven. Allred also Reyes spurred the Wolverines Dugway outscored Oakley 13- six. Belliotti also added four for provided six for the Lady Scots 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 offense with a team high 12 9 in the third quarter to extend Oakley in the affair. attack. 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for 10 and Nelson flipped in eight Johnson also hit two baskets each Fall for the hosts. to trigger the comeback bid. continued from page A11 Delta 54 - Grantsville 51 Hill poured in six points and The Rabbits rallied for a 16-9 Kurt Nielson hit for three, each outburst in the fourth period and hitting a 3-point bomb in the peri- Evans provided a field goal to aid made just enough free throws in od, to keep the Rabbits close by the effort and give the Tigers a the extra period to pull out a close intermission. commanding 21-point bulge and triumph Jan. 4 at Grantsville. Both teams produced 14 points one period left. Both teams struggled out of each to keep the game a seven- Gumucio paved the way for the gate in the first frame. Jaren point contest, 40-33, with eight Grantsville in the frame with six Jeffery logged three points in the minutes remaining in regulation. points while Nelson, Harrison and opening session while Derek Hill Harrison pumped in seven points Childs tossed in two points each and Jordan Johnson netted a field and Johnson had a three-point in the quarter. goal each to stake Delta to a slim play to lead the way for GHS. Both teams produced 16 points 7-4 cushion eight minutes into the Jordan Johnson paced the each in the final session. Harrison contest. Rabbit attack with seven points. spurred the Cowboys final offen- Craig Harrison fired in a pair Delta countered with a 16-9 sive assault with six points while of free throws while Jordan outburst in the fourth quarter to Shane Anderson and Nelson con- Nelson and Josh Childs chipped force a deadlock at the end of nected on a 3-point bomb each. in with a charity toss each to regulation. May tossed in seven Porter and Evans logged a pair keep Grantsville within striking points and Nielson netted a pair of of baskets each to lead the Tigers distance after one period. baskets to trigger the Rabbit rally. down the stretch. The Cowboys caught fire in the Kyle Turner buried three-of-four Preston spearheaded the Tigers second stanza to erase the defi- charity tosses to ignite the attack. barrage with a game-high 26 and cit and post a 26-19 advantage at Shane Anderson led the way Peterson provided 15 as well. intermission. Anderson poured for the Cowboys with four free Evans also contributed 13 and in five points, including a 3-point throws while Elfors and Johnson Dykster netted 10 for the victors. bomb, and Nelson hit for five hit for two points each. Childs also Harrison led the Cowboys with points on a pair of field goals and a hit a charity toss as well. a team-high 15 and Gumucio free throw to ignite the Grantsville The visitors outscored tossed in 14 as well. Elfors also hit rally. Brent Mouritsen and Marcus Grantsville 5-2 in the extra period to register the road triumph. Hill hit a pair of free throws and photography/Troy Boman Nielson flipped in a field goal. Tooele’s T.J. Perkins powers through the BYU pool Saturday in the 100 breaststroke finals. The Buff junior �� Turner also added a free throw battled to a sixth place state finish and helped vault the THS boys to a strong fifth place finish in the Class as well. 3A boys team standings. �� Harrison provided the lone �� points of the overtime for Grantsville with a basket. Coach Roberts said other swimmers who Nielson paced the Rabbits Swimmers added to the team total were Laurie Halladay attack with a team high 11 while continued from page A9 (200, 500 free), Mary Burden (200 free), Hill and Jordan Johnson had 10 Cassandra Bryan, (200 , 500 free), Cox (200 each. May also hit for nine while IM, 100 breaststroke), Jordan Marshall (200 IM, respectable sixth-place times in the 100 back Turner and Jeffery contributed 100 back), Brad Wells (200 IM, 100 fly), Bobby and 100 breaststroke, respectively, for the boys five each. Philpot (200 IM), Mat Snarr (200 IM), Kathryn team as well. Harrison paved the way for Locke (100 fly), Lizette Torres (100 fly), T. J. In fact, Tooele had a team member place in the Cowboys with a game high Marshall (100 back) and David Nipper (100 the top 10 in 21 of the 22 state event, boys and 11 while Johnson and Anderson back). girls combined, to enhance both teams’ tallies fired in nine each. Nelson also hit “We lose a lot of points to graduation and and high finishes in their respective final stand- for eight and Elfors netted six as will face a rebuilding year next year,” stated the ings. well. veteran coach. “Trisha, Laurie, Mary, Lizette, Buff Coach Mel Roberts said his team wasn’t �� Coach Larry Sandberg said his Erika Andrews, and Allison Bowers will be the happy but he was pleased with his team’s tre- team played hard but just couldn’t backbone of the girls team next year. The boys �� mendous effort against some talented swim- capitalize on its chances to win in will fair a little bet better with Trent Andrus, �� mers last weekend in Provo. the fourth quarter and overtime. Stefen Chevalier, Alix Court, Cameron Crane, “I think everyone was a little disappointed,” �� “We didn’t start out well at all,” Jon, T. J., Gilbert Nichols, and Bobby Philpot he noted. “But realistically, the kids did a great he said. “I felt like the kids were returning.” �� job. We had a great season and region meet, prepared and ready to compete. “I would also like to thank everyone who but we just didn’t have enough swimmers who �� It wasn’t a pretty quarter in the supported the team all year,” he added. “The finished in the top five or six like the teams that first but we made up for it in the Tooele High School Administration, the parents �� finished ahead of us did. Five of the six relays second. They had as many turn- and families of the swimmers, the alumni, and finished in the top six and accounted for a lot overs for the game as we did and the community. We are very fortunate to have �� of points. You also have to give a lot of credit to they had just as many free throws what we have in this area. There are a lot of teams like Logan, Park City, Ogden, and Judge �� as we did. They were just a little new swimmers who will need to develop to fill Memorial for swimming so well. Logan and more consistent at the end of the the vacancies created by the seniors. But I am Ogden both had great swims from their swim- �� game than we were and that was confident we will still be able to field a repre- mers. the difference. We missed a couple sentative team in the future.” �� “Seniors Lauren Bridges, Kasey Nobles, and of pivotal shots and some key free A story on the individual times and places Marc Imlay all had great meets and earned �� throws that hurt us. But give these of the Tooele High swimmers, boys and girls, individual medals in their events,” he added. kids credit, they never give up or will be published in Thursday’s and Tuesday’s �� “Juniors Jon Lee and T. J. Perkins also were quit working hard.” editions. able to finish in the top six for us as well.”

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Check chile spice hristene meter C icture this for Pa tall, refreshing, delicious awrence all-American L beverage: cold cocoa, made in water, no sweetener added, and Diane Sagers laced with CORRESPONDENT vanilla and ground hot Homefront peppers. Bizarre as this sounds, nothing could be better, according to King Montezuma, who, in Aztec tradition, loved the concoction. The Aztecs knew and loved cocoa — without sugar — and they knew and loved chile peppers. The Spaniards took both ave back to the Old World. Cocoa was D not well received until someone came up with the rather brilliant idea of adding sugar. The chiles on the other hand were readily embraced and soon made their way around the world. arson Peppers of all kinds originated L in Central and South America as did so many of the vegetables we enjoy. Evidence indicates that the people of Mexico harvested wild chiles as early as 7000 BC and have cultivated them since some- time between 2500 and 3400 BC or earlier. By the time Columbus arrived in America in 1492, chiles were a way of life among the native tribes. Of course, the natives of this continent had their own name for them, but when Christopher Columbus arrived in the late 15th century, he gave them a name he understood. Thinking he had reached the East Indies, and ary Ann tasting the fiery flavor of these M vegetables, he mistook them for the spice, black pepper (Piper nigrum) grown in the East Indies. He did not know that black pepper is actually a berry of a tropi- cal vine and was unrelated to the plants in the New World of the ickmore genus Capsicum. B Diego Alvarez Chanca, a physician on Columbus’ second voyage to the West Indies in 1493, duti- fully brought the first chiles back to Spain. The Spaniards quickly adopted chiles. When you consid- er the few vegetables available to Part-time artists share full-time passion Europeans before that time, it is a wonder that they did not more by Alleen Lang Tanner opened m-e style gallery some 18 goal. watercolor “because of its transparency.” quickly embrace the flavor of CORRESPONDENT months ago. She came to Tooele with 10 From Bickmore’s architectural, dry brush She likes to paint “a little bit of every- the other new foods that arrived A shopkeeper, an air traffic controller years experience working in art galleries style to Lawrence’s’ layered, loose technique thing,” but the largest share of her portfolio aboard ships from the New World. and the marketing director of a nursing in Salt Lake City. Her background includes to the somewhat in between clean style is her studies of old buildings in the Tooele By the end of the 15th century, home seem to have little in common, but picture framing and design. of Larson, each piece speaks volumes not valley. within eight years of Columbus’ through March 3 their watercolor works will She said she “jumped right in” at the only of the subject, but the artist behind the “I just love to get the feel,” of the build- first voyage, capsicums were be sharing space at the “Local Color” show chance to open the gallery in Tooele because brush. ings, she says. Each building is so unique, growing in Spanish Monastery at m-e style gallery at 5 north Main Street in “I like being able to do my own thing.” Bickmore has the most extensive formal and painting them “gave me a real sense of gardens. They had spread to Tooele. The gallery displays a variety of styles and art training of the trio. She studied art in col- belonging to the community.” France, Italy and Germany before The display of watercolor paintings by mediums. One month the walls bloom with lege at Utah State University before she met Although Bickmore said she is not the middle of the 16th century. Christene Lawrence, Dave Larson and Mary water colors while the next might feature and married Dave Bickmore. Together they “actively” painting at this time, prints of her The Spanish and Portuguese Ann Bickmore gives the community a chance oil abstracts. This “ever changing evolution” run their business Dave’s Drugs. works, including paintings of the Ritz movie used them for trade in Southeast to see the artistic side of Tooele as found in appeals to her, she said, because galleries The business and the children put her art- theater, Hometown Grocery and the Tooele Asia where people already these talented individuals. in Salt Lake City get locked into specific work on the back burner, she said, but she Transcript Bulletin building are available at liked spicy foods. Ironically, the “I’m trying to bring a little bit of city genres in order to be competitive in the still managed to keep painting. She was part Dave’s Drug. French, Italians and Germans culture to the town of Tooele,” said Miriam larger market. of the original committee that established The rural lifestyle is the inspiration for continued to refer to them Tanner, manager of the gallery and frame This flexibility also allows m-e style to the Tooele Arts Festival and served as direc- water colors painted by Lawrence. as Indian or Calicut peppers shop. “I want to give the culture a shot in serve the Tooele community by showing the tor of this popular summer event. although India was just getting the arm.” works of local artists. Bickmore has worked with colored pen- SEE ART ON B3 acquainted with peppers at that With the backing of investor Russ Winters, “Local Color” is a good example of this cil, oil and water color, but says she likes

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USU Extension A housing bubble? Free help sponsors a series of Lunch and On Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. come learn if Volunteer Income Tax Learn classes. Lunch will be pro- there is a housing bubble and if now Assistance is providing free vided. Cost for each class is is a good time to purchase a home. tax preparation at Salt Lake $5. Please RSVP by Wednesday This class is primarily for realtors, Community College located at before class to 843-2350 or drop however all are welcome. Light 66 W. Vine Street in Tooele. Call by at 151 N. Main, Tooele. refreshments will be served. Call 211 or 843-4350 for an appoint- • Feb. 9 — Frozen Assets. for free tickets as seating is limited. ment. Come learn how to freeze enough Held at Action Mortgage Solutions, entrees for a month. This saves 60 S. Main, Suite 1, Tooele. time, money and stress! We’ll sample some of the recipes. B2 TUESDAY February 7, 2006 GRADUATIONS Travis Gollaher

Travis Gollaher graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in film and video production from Brooks Institute of Photography in Ventura, Calif., on Dec. 16, 2005. He now lives in South Pasadena, Calif., where he has been hired by the BBC and is currently working on the TV show “Dancing With the Stars.”

Travis Gollaher being similar to a “runner’s high.” and mildly hot (1,000 to <5,000 • H — Shape H peppers, like Chiles Those with less adventurous pal- Scoville Units). Harvest them Asian/Thai peppers are small, continued from page B1 ates may still enjoy Southwestern green and use them for roasting slender, thin-walled fruits. They Suzette Rydalch flavor by opting for the flavor of and stuffing or wait until they grow green, ripen to red and are time. The people of India referred mild chiles in their good cooking. ripen to red and grind them up for very hot (8000 to 60,000 Scoville The “hot” sensations of the Suzette Chaplin Rydalch to them a little more accurately salsas and moles. Units.) Use the red fruits fresh peppers stimulated some imagi- graduated Dec. 16, 2005, from — as Pernambuco peppers, after • C — Shape C peppers include or dried in stir-fries, soups, mari- nation among the 16th Century Weber State University with a a region in Brazil. Jalapeños, which are short and nades, and curries. Europeans as they learned about bachelor’s degree in criminal Although they were a smash stubby with thick meaty walls. • I — Shape I peppers are justice and a minor in psychol- hit in Europe and the Caribbean, the plant. According to the book, They are deep green and medium round. Hot cherry tomatoes are ogy. She plans to continue her when they came full circle to the “Blue Corn & Square Tomatoes,” to very hot (5,000 to <60,000 tomato-shaped with thick walls. education with a master’s at the colonies of North America, they by Rebecca Rupp, in the 1550s, Scoville Units). Harvest them They start green and ripen to red U of U this fall. were not nearly as welcome. Both botanist-physician Rembert when immature green or the vari- and are medium hot (5,000 to George Washington and Thomas Dodoens announced that the new ous stages of yellow to orange. <8,000 Scoville Units) with a rich, Jefferson raised some sort of cay- peppers were strong enough to Grow them in your garden for sweet flavor. Use these in pickles enne pepper, but both men were kill a dog. In 1772, the botani- a highly productive crop. These or poach them and stuff with cally minded Dominican priest, gentleman farmers interested are favorites for salsas. Pickle meat or cheese. Francisco, Ximenez wrote of a in experimenting with new and and grill them and add them to Cuban pepper so inflammatory tacos or burritos. Chipotles are Ornamental peppers unusual crops. The rest of the All of these shapes exhibit Suzette Chaplin Rydalch that a single pod could render “a Jalapeño peppers that are smoked colonists did not have much use bull unable to eat.” dry either green or red ripe. themselves in various ornamental for them. The harmlessly painful burn Santa Fe Grande is another peppers. Ornamentals grow on Over the years, the people of of the capsicum has spawned a Shape C pepper, which is medi- upright plants and are usually the Southwest and New Orleans BABIES range of experimental uses from um-sized with medium thick small, but can be any shape. They adopted chiles into their cook- modern and historic insecticides, walls. They are yellow to red with can be medium hot to hot (5,000 ing, but they were hard to find Cameron Thomas to some more unconventional a medium heat of 5,000 to <60,000 to <60,000 Scoville Units) but are anywhere else in the US until uses. Imagine the responses to Scoville Units. They are good edible. Use caution when tast- recent decades when Cajun food ing — some are bitter and some This handsome little boy is a popular eighteenth-century fresh when ripe, pickled or roast- and Southwestern flavors became exceptionally hot, but they may Cameron Dean Thomas. He was prank when creative Londoners ed and added to quesadillas and popular across the nation. adapt to add heat to salsas, mari- born Jan. 19, 2006, weighing in sneaked hot pepper into each tacos. A new Santa Fe Grande It is now a cultural challenge nades and soups. at 6 pounds 13 ounces and 18 1/2 other’s snuffboxes. In 1983, as a type, 2006 AAS Winner ‘Mariachi,’ to be the one who eats the hottest These are bred in a variety of inches long. Anxiously awaiting resourceful response to a creative is mild with an outstanding flavor chile pepper dish without blowing his arrival were his sister Kaylee if illegal behavior, New York City when yellow or red. colors and with different shaped fire out of the ears. Why would Bunn and brother Nicholas transit officials dusted hot pepper • D — Shape D peppers include peppers. One unusual colored anyone want to burn the lining of Thomas. His proud parents are on subway token slots to pre- Habañero. At 8,000 to <60,000 one, ‘Black Pearl,’ emerged this Norman and Angie Thomas of his or mouth? Evidently, it’s more vent teenagers from sucking the Scoville Units, it is the hottest of year as a 2006 AAS Winner with Tooele. Grandparents are Larry than the macho ability to endure tokens out of the turnstiles. the peppers we commonly use. black fruit. ‘Super Chili’ was and Cheryl Morgan of Tooele pain. Some experts speculate That heat that makes a nasty Habañeros are small, lantern another AAS Winner in 1988. It and Norm and Linda Thomas of chile pepper “heat” (and the sub- surprise is also part of chiles’ shape fruits with thin walls, a bears small red chiles in large West Valley. sequent oral pain) stimulates the popularity. They come in a wide fruity taste and extreme heat. Add numbers. Cameron Dean Thomas production of endorphins in the range of sizes, shapes and colors these to fruit salsas, ceviche, jerk Harvest, storage brain, conferring a sense of well with flavors ranging from smoky, sauces, and Caribbean curries, The best time for harvesting to nutty to fruity heat. but use them sparingly. They will chiles is a personal decision Peppers are relatively easy to grow in our climate but do not although each pepper has accept- grow as garden plants and are generally produce well. ed “best” maturities for harvest. Tell your Valentine generally prolific. However, grow- • E — Shape E peppers include In general, for drying, choose fully ing a garden is not a prerequisite Hungarian Wax and Banana ripe peppers. to having a diverse supply. When peppers. This shape is long and Thin-walled peppers dry easily the season is right, many grocery how you feel... conical, tapering to a point with in a warm, dry place or a dehydra- stores stock up to half dozen dif- medium thick walls. They ripen tor. Store dried chiles in airtight ferent fresh chile peppers. Cooks from yellow to red and are mild containers such as zipper-style can choose according to heat and (1,000 to <5,000 Scoville Units). bags. They keep longer in the flavor for their dishes. Use them while yellow or red ripe freezer. Save Poblano, Anaheim, DEADLINE Monday Heat, shape classification for pickles and chutney, or add and New Mexico chiles by roast- In the 20th Century, science them to salsas and fried dishes ing, then peeling them and placing February 13th stepped in to find a way to clas- for that pepper flavor without the in plastic freezer bags. Freeze 5:00 pm sify peppers. They came up “hot.” them for up to six months. Published th with two classification methods • F — Shape F peppers include Feb. 14 — heat and shape. A pharmacist, Serrano, which is slim, slightly Precautions, remedies Wilber Scoville invented a test club-shaped and has medium Take precautions when han- in 1912. He steeped the pepper thick walls and a rich flavor with dling peppers. The alkaloid com- overnight in ethanol then diluted a medium to high heat (5,000 to pound, capsaicin that gives them it in a sugar solution to yield a <60,000 Scoville Units.) Use them their heat is found mostly in the “cordial.” Trained testers — who in the green stage fresh or fry or veins/placental tissue. While your SAMPLES: taste the solutions to determine at grill them to use as a garnish or mouth receives the compound Blue M&M, with a pleasure/pain response, it Roses are red, your eyes so exactly what dilution the heat is add to salsas, tacos, guacamole, blue, Wow! I’m in heaven and other traditional Mexican will burn your skin and eyes. Use when ever I’m with you. - barely perceptible to the tongue, Green Jell-O test the “cordials”. dishes. disposable latex gloves when han- ______A bell pepper rates 0, a jalap- • G — Shape G includes cay- dling them or wash other rubber Gas Man, I think you’re perfect, nobody can compare. I even love your cute eno ranges from 2500 to 4000 and enne peppers, which are long and gloves carefully after use. Keep thinning hair! - Your favorite Pod-Mate curved, moderately hot to hot your hands away from your eyes, ______Tabasco flames in at 60,000 to 80,000 Scoville Units. The most (5,000 to 60,000 Scoville Units) lips and nasal passages. If you get Charlie Brown, Surprise Surprise, it’s Twins!!! common chile peppers, classified and are generally green, and can pepper juice in your eye, immedi- I love you- “double”! - The Cute Red Head by their fruit shape and heat in be yellow or purple. Use them ately wash it out with clean cool ______Scoville Units fall into various ripe either fresh or dried in mari- water. If you eat too fiery a pep- Boomer, categories. nades, pizza, stews, soups, stir- per, get relief by eating yogurt, ice You’re our Super Hero! We Love You! - • A — Shape A peppers are fries, and curries. cream or milk. Mom, Dad & Alyssa long and tapered with thin walls First 20 and two cells. These mild pep- Words only pers include chile, Anaheim, New Mexico, Paprika, and Pasilla, which are mild to moderately hot, $ (1,000 to <8,000 Scoville Units) 3 and many of them grow well at our altitude and latitude. These are perfect for roasting and stuffing or chop them to add to ethnic dishes for their pepper flavor without the hot. After they ripen fully, these dry well to grind up VALENTINE LOVE LINES for use in stews and soups. • B — Shape B peppers include Poblano — called Ancho when dried. 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Tooele Free tax help available Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is providing free tax preparation at Salt Living Well lunches set Lake Community College located at USU Extension is sponsoring a series 66 W. Vine Street in Tooele. Call 211 or of Lunch and Learn classes. Lunch will 843-4350 for an appointment. be provided. Cost for each class is Learn about meth $5. Please RSVP by Wednesday before Grandfamilies, a kinship parenting class to 843-2350 or drop by at 151 N. program of Children’s Service Society Main, Tooele. of Utah, and the Tooele County Drug • Feb. 9 — Frozen Assets. Come Task Force presents “A Night with the learn how to freeze enough entrees Experts” discussing methamphetamines for a month. This saves time, money and its effect on the family Tuesday, and stress! We’ll sample some of the Feb. 7, 6:30-8 p.m. at the Tooele County recipes. Courthouse north and south audito- • Feb. 16 — Strengthen Families. rium, 47 S. Main St. Pizza will be served Kari Orozco from the Utah Family and there will be a children’s group Center will teach how to strengthening for those four years old and older. Call families. This is a condensed version Jacci or Missy at (801) 326-4409 or of the full Strengthening Families the (800) 839-7444 or e-mail Jacci@cssutah. Utah Family Center will be offering org. soon. Hands-on lessons will be taught. • Feb. 23 — Spending Smart. Come Rabies clinic set It’s that time again! Tooele High learn easy ways to budget and keep School Future Farmers of America is track of your money. holding a rabies clinic for your dogs Cabin fever got you? and cats Feb. 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Are you tired of winter? Are you Come to the THS animal lab, at the ready to come and relax and work on corner of Vine and 2nd W. Streets (301 your favorite craft or sewing project? W. Vine). Prices are: Rabies $7; dogs 5-1 Join USU Extension at 151 N. Main Feb. combination $15; dogs 6-1 combination 10 from 2-8 p.m. Bring your project and $18; cats combination $11; cats leuke- a little cash for dinner (we’ll order out.) mia $8. Questions? Call 843-2350. Take Sweetheart Out January recipients of the Mayor’s Super Citizen Award are: (l-r) Kayleigh Dagsher, Sarah Terry, Hanna Gardner, Chelsie Pritzkau, The youth at St Barnabas will watch Meetings Cassey Timothy, Shawna Cheyne, Rilee White, Mathew Potter, McKinley Benson and Damian Parales. your children from 6-12 p.m. on Friday, the Sociable please contact Rosanne We will have displays from different are the same as last year, so parents can Feb. 10. Drop your children off at St. Planning meeting canceled Rhodes at 884-5529, Lou Rae and Jane countries set up to enjoy along with access the Website to check attendance Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive. The Tooele City Planning Commission Tate at 884-6617 or Klassy Korner Floral food and drink samples to try. The com- and grades. The cost is $2/child per hour (maxi- meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. at 884-5037 munity is invited to join us. Cost is $1 Counselors and administrators will mum $6/hour) and includes hotdogs, 8, has been canceled. No business items per punch card, which has six samples also be available during the confer- mac-n-cheese, Jell-O, games, movies Old home info sought were ready for review. The next regu- It’s nearly time again for the for food or drink. ence. With questions call 833-1978 or and more. Contact Youth Coordinator larly scheduled meeting is Feb. 22. 833-1981. Jim Dimmette at 801-703-8143. Grantsville Old Folks Sociable. As chair- Board of education meets man of the Home Show Committee, Take GED Make family stronger The Tooele County School District Helen Aldridge is looking for stories Library The GED test will be given at the Is your family all you want it to Board of Education will meet Tuesday, and information regarding older homes Tooele Adult Education Center, 76 S. be? The Utah Family Center is holding Feb. 7, 6 p.m. at 92 S. Lodestone Way, in town. Please contact her at 884- 1000 W., on Feb. 21 starting at 8 a.m. two sessions of the highly acclaimed City board meets Tooele. On the agenda is the approval 6313. There will be an open meeting of the Please contact Andrea at 833-1994 by “Strengthening Families Workshop.” of the assistant principal for Johnsen Feb. 17 to pre-register for the test. The first session will be held in City planners meet Tooele City Library Board on Feb. 9. Jr. High, that school’s boundaries, and The Grantsville City Planning Stansbury, March 15-April 26. The sec- the 2006-7 proposed calendar. Come join bookmobile ond session will be in Grantsville, May Commission will hold a business The Tooele County Bookmobile Seniors 10-June 27. The whole family is invited meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9, in the Library, Grantsville, will have and dinner is served at each session. Sports Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers HawkWatch International present a We will be targeting families with chil- at 429 E. Main Street at 7 p.m. unique education program for children Get free tax help dren who fall in the 3-5 year old range The public will be heard on the on Feb. 9 at 4 p.m. in the Grantsville Free tax help and e-filing is avail- and the 6-11 year old range. Daycare Hunters learn rules following issues: Rezoning for Dean City Hall courtroom. By bringing a able through the Volunteer Return will be provided for those who do not The next hunter education class is Johnson for 5.6 acres of land located live raptor for the presentation, the Preparation Program sponsored by the meet this age range. Sessions are $25 scheduled for Feb. 14, 16, 21-23, range at approximately 575 E. South Street children get to see what makes science Tooele and Grantsville Senior Centers per family with additional discounts if 25th from 6-9 p.m. Range times will be to go from an RR-5 zone to an R-1-21 fascinating. This program is based on and the AARP Tax Aid Program. you refer additional families. Call 833- announced. State law requires students zone for the purpose of subdividing; the concept that if children care about Please call the Tooele center at 882- 1960 to reserve your spot! to attend all sessions of class. Cost is minor subdivision for Frank and Fay the subject they will find it more excit- 2870 or the Grantsville center at 884- $6. The location is the Tooele County Hawker at 52 E. North Street one lot ing to learn. For additional information, 3446 for an appointment. No more child frustration Health Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. into three in an RM-7 zone; amendment Are you frustrated with how to dis- call 884.3703. Grantsville seniors For more information, call Gene at 882- to Industrial Park subdivision Lot #7 for cipline your child? The Utah Family The Grantsville Senior Center can be 4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. Mike Johnson to divide the lot into two; Center is offering a Positive Discipline called at 884-3446. amendment to South Willows Estates Schools class. Come and hear great ways to • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- to divide one lot from portions of four help your child, talk with other par- tions by 8:30 a.m. Philanthropy to create well head protection zone. ents and share ideas. The class will be TJHS events • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. held on Saturday, Feb. 25, from 10-11 Irrigation shareholders meet • Report cards — Tooele Junior High ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, a.m. at the center. A light brunch will Answer crisis line The annual meeting of the School third mid-term reports will be reservations by 8:30 a.m. be served. Space is limited so sign up The DVSAVA (Domestic Violence and Shareholders of Grantsville Irrigation sent home with students Thursday, • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. quickly! There is no charge for this Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy) crisis Company, will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 9. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle class. Contact the center at 833-1960 line is looking for volunteers. Training Feb. 8, at 7 p.m. at the Grantsville Parents, please sign the bottom por- • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. for more information or to sign up. starts soon and space is limited so call Irrigation Company, 411 S. West St., tion of the report and send it back to line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- Celebrate the magic! Betsy at 843-1203 or 241-0337. Grantsville. Five members will be elect- school with your child. Help horses heal ed to the board of directors. • Parent teacher conferences — sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Valentine’s dinner with guest speakers • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at and live band — Utah State University Volunteers are needed for Healing Tooele Junior High School parent teach- Horses Therapeutic Riding Center for er conferences will be held Wednesday, noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Extension and the Tooele Regional Stansbury • Everyday quilting Council for Women and Families are adults and children — horse feeding, Feb. 15, from 4-7 p.m. All parents are grooming, stall cleaning, fundraiser encouraged to attend. • Tax help — Free income tax prepa- sponsoring this event. ration every Monday from 9:30 a.m. The dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. side walkers and office work. We will Combined service boards meet GHS conferences set train on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 7 p.m. at The Board of Trustees of the to 1:30 p.m. Preparers are Julie Jones and will be held at the Eagles Nest in Grantsville High School PTO and Jim Barnes. For information call the Tooele Army Depot. Cost is only 352 N. Main St. No horse experience Stansbury Recreation Service Area and announces the last parent teacher con- needed. For more information please the Greenbelt Service Area and the 843-9068. $20 per couple. Please RSVP and pay ferences of the year on Monday, Feb. • Feb. 8 — Blood sugar clinic 10 by Feb. 8. Space is limited, so reserve contact Kathy at 843-7774. Board of Directors of the Stansbury 13, from 4-7 p.m. in the Commons. Service Agency will meet on Wednesday, a.m. your spot soon. Call Patty or Darlene at Volunteer for United Way Please check your student’s atten- • Feb. 20 — Closed for Presidents 843-2350 or visit 151 N. Main. Do something meaningful for the Feb. 8, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 dance and grades on the SIS system. If Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. Day Energize your health! individuals and families living in the you are having trouble with the system, • Feb. 24 — Valentine birthday din- This popular interactive workshop is community by joining United Way please contact the counselor’s office at ner 4 p.m. Entertainment by The Hales designed to give you simple, but power- of Salt Lake’s Grant-making Teams. Rush Valley 884-4500. If you do not receive your stu- Boys Marc & Eric ful ways to make positive changes in Volunteers will review applications for dent’s mid-term report in the mail, you • Feb. 28 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. your life. Focus will be on body/mind programs requesting grant funding. will be able to pick it up that evening. call 884-3446 for appointment. healing traditions from Chi Kung, Tai All meetings will be held in the Town celebrates 150th During the conferences, please limit Tooele area during daytime business The Town of Rush Valley is celebrat- your conference to five minutes. Tooele seniors Chi and Yoga and are perfect for those The Tooele County Senior Citizen hours. The application deadline is just ing 150 years. Come celebrate Feb. 25 seeking help from stress-related dis- THS events Center can be reached at 882-2870. around the corner — Feb. 13. To apply, from 6-9 p.m. at the Rush Valley Ward orders or who want more energy in • Community council — Tooele High • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- go to www.uw.org and click the “Grant- building. Hot dogs and cake for every- their life. Secrets of the body’s amazing School Community Council will hold bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line making Team Volunteer” link, or con- one! See history books with pictures healing energies are taught by Troy their monthly meeting Thursday, Feb. dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. tact Kris Pepin, United Way of Salt Lake as old as 1935, old time dolls, cowboy Marsh, physical therapist, and are good 9, at 7 p.m. in the THS library. Parents, • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; vice president of community impact at stuff, historical skits from each of the for beginners or advanced students. students, teachers and interested per- Pinochle 1 p.m. (801) 736-7720 or [email protected]. first six settling families. For more This free class is held weekly for four sons may attend. • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. information call Irene Smith at 837- weeks beginning Monday, Feb. 13, from • Parent/teacher conferences — to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing 2239. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Class size is limited to Erda Third term parent/teacher conferences 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics 15. Meet at 1226 N. Main, Tooele. Call Scouts for Tooele High School are scheduled 1 p.m. Michelle to reserve your seat at 843- for Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 13-14, • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- 1311. Public heard on plat from 4-7 p.m. both evenings. Mid-term bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood Learn to upholster The Erda Township Planning Girl Scout leaders meet reports will be handed out in the front pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; hall to parents who come to the confer- Utah State University Extension Commission will hold a public hear- The monthly Girl Scout Leader meet- Canasta 1 p.m. ence. Office is offering an evening upholstery ing in the Tooele County Courthouse ing will be held on Thursday, Feb. 9, at Teachers will be located in the lunch- class starting Monday, Feb. 27, running auditorium at 47 S. Main Street on the United Methodist Church starting room area in alphabetical order for five 5-9 p.m. every weeknight to end Friday, Wednesday, Feb. 8, beginning at 7 p.m. at 7 p.m. We’ll be discussing the 2006 minute meetings. SEE DOINGS ON B5 March 18. The cost is $50 plus supplies to receive public comment on SUB “Be Brilliant” cookie program, accept- Passwords and student ID numbers used. If you plan on attending this class #1017-05 7C Subdivision (Bruce Clegg) ing volunteer recognition nominations, you must register and attend orienta- Design Stage Preliminary Plat. finalizing plans for our Annual Thinking tion. For more information, or to reg- Day celebration, and providing leaders DOINGS POLICY ister call Patty at 843-2350. Class size Grantsville some training information. Questions is very limited and is on a first come about becoming an active adult in Girl Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings basis, so call early. Scouting? Please call Dorothy at 882- Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Pool closes for cleaning Artists, crafters needed 5221. [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. The Pratt Aquatic Center will be The Grantsville Old Folks Sociable Girls celebrate thinking The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable closed through Feb. 10 for cleaning, is now looking for former and current organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the World Thinking Day is coming and advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we painting and minor repairs. Grantsville residents with creative tal- will be celebrated by local Girl Scouts can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Normal winter hours will resume ents. Anyone interested in showcas- on Saturday, Feb. 25, 4-7 p.m. at St. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Saturday, Feb. 11. ing some of his or her items during Marguerite’s Church. desired publication date. B4 TUESDAY February 7, 2006

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Active and Retired Federal Monday-Friday. (Adults only on The five week series begins Doings Employees Association will be Saturday.) on Tuesday, Feb. 7, or March 14. Continued from page B3 held at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 10, Feeling trapped? Registration for all five classes in the auditorium of the Tooele If someone’s drinking is is $150 or participants may reg- Senior Citizen Center, 57 E. Vine affecting your life, Alanon can ister for an individual class for • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 St. Mayor Patrick Dunlavy will help. Call 882-7756 for informa- $35 per class. a.m.; Mexican train 2 p.m.; din- join us. Visitors are welcome. tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday Visit www.weddingsattem- ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo noon; For more information call Hal and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and plesquare.com/classes.html dancing 6-8 p.m. Webster at 882-5331. Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. Audition for “Spitfire Grill” • Feb. 10 — Dance with Historical society meets Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron The Grand Theatre is holding Delbert Professor Mark Welsh will be Dr., Tooele. auditions for the musical “The • Feb. 13 — Wendover trip the guest speaker at the Tooele Spitfire Grill” on Saturday, Feb. costs $12 Alateen meets Mondays County Historical Society, talk- 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the • Feb. 14 — Potluck 5-6 p.m., Alateen meets Mondays at ing about the World War II Grand Theatre, 1575 S. State dancing 6-8 p.m. with Delbert 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church Bataan march in the Philippines. Street. • Feb. 17 — Dance with Ned in Overlake. Please come for Come Tuesday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m. All roles are open. Actors are • Feb. 20 — Center closed sharing and caring. Please call at the Tooele Pioneer Museum asked to sing 32 bars of any tra- • Feb. 24 — Dance with 849-1881 for more information. basement, 47 E. Vine St. ditional musical theater piece or Delbert Kick drug habit The county history book and Congratulations to Logan Poyner (right) and Patrick Bevan (left) of folk song. Actors may also be A 12 Step Addiction Recovery Senior Circle, MWMC the mining book are available Troop 460 and Peter Clegg (center) of Troop 131. They were awarded asked to read from the script. Program for addictive/compul- Senior Circle is for those over for purchase. For information, the rank of Eagle Scout at a court of honor held Jan. 28. Call 957-3322 for audition time. sive behavior, run by LDS Social 50 and costs $15 per year. Call contact President Jay De La Drive defensively 843-3690 for a membership form muzzel loader and a Hoyt Bow. features Sloppy Joes served Services in Tooele and Erda, Mare at 882-1469 or Publicist The Utah Safety Council is and to RSVP for all activities We will elect new officers and from 6-7 p.m. Dancing will start welcomes new members and Alice Dale at 882-1612. now offering four-hour defen- except exercise and water aero- review the new budget. Get at 7 p.m. to Flashback playing everyone. Small businesses meet sive driving courses for indi- bics. a good meal and meet new the tunes from the 50s and 60s. • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 The ShopTooele Business viduals in the Salt Lake City • Body Instincts — Meets on friends. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 Alliance Networking Party for area. Courses are held through- Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle For more information call for children under the age of 12 • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 February will feature “Diamond out each month, at 1574 West Therapy (29 S. Main). 833-9065, 882-4767 or 882-6795. years. All proceeds will go to the E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 Jim” Davis, the “cardslinger,” 1700 South, Salt Lake City. Also, • Hinges and Twinges (water Sewing guild meets Eagles Max Bear Heart Fund. provides entertainment for par- Spanish defensive driving cours- aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays The program for February is ties, reunions and gatherings. General es are held once a month at this and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt a trip to see the fantasic doll He also does custom cowboy location. Registration is $40 per Aquatic Center, $2. collection of Marilyn Housley Recovery art, leatherwork, mobile bicycle person, or $10 for those age 55 • Feb. 8 — Lunch Bunch of Tooele. The date is Feb. 15 repair and is a mortgage broker. Women’s conference set and over that are only seeking a meets at Denny’s at noon. at 9:30 a.m. We will meet at the Attend the meeting for network- Tooele AA meets daily “Woman to Woman ... Each reduction in their insurance rate. • Feb. 15 — Wellness Extension office auditorium to ing opportunities, a chance to Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous One, Teach One,” the 31st For information or to register, Luncheon 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. arrange rides. Those who are win a doorprize and for a chance meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. Annual Northern Utah Women’s contact the Utah Safety Council with this month’s topic on sinus- interested need to call either to feature your own business at at 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882- Conference comes to the Ogden at 478-7878 or visit www.utah- es and allergies. Marilyn at 882-5384 or Geri a future party. Bring business 7358 for information. Marriott Hotel on Saturday, Feb. safetycouncil.org. • Feb. 20 — Day trip to Thomas at 882-3487 by Feb. 13. cards Wednesday, Feb. 15, from Dealer’s Choice AA meets 25, 8:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. (247 Hardware Ranch Elk Refuge in Investors meet 24th St.) Register early. Call or Register for summer games 7-8:30 p.m. in the large confer- Dealer’s Choice AA meeting The Utah Summer Games Hyrum Hey. The Tooele Real Estate e-mail Sylvia at 801-773-4557, ence room upstairs at city hall. will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at kicks off the New Year by open- • Feb. 27 — Knotty Knitters Investors group will meet every [email protected]. See www.shoptooele.org for the United Methodist Church, 78 ing online registration. Those at 10 a.m. month now instead of quarterly more information, or call Paula E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get H.O.M.E. teaches interested in this and other • Feb. 28 — Birthday Bingo at the Tooele Library — the third Gamonal at 882-3952. directions or information. The Joseph Smith Memorial sports are encouraged to visit at 5 p.m. Thursday of each month at 6:30 Wildlife Federation meets Castaways AA meetings set Building is sponsoring a series www.utahsummergames.org for p.m. This is for those who are of classes to prepare men and Attention Tooele County, the Castaway’s Alcoholics information. currently real estate investors or women in home management Groups Tooele Wildlife Federation will Anonymous meets Monday- The Utah Summer Games is who want to be. They can RSVP and organization skills. This is a hold its annual dinner and ban- Saturday at noon and on Friday Utah’s oldest amateur sports to Curtis at 435-882-0355 or 801- wonderful opportunity to learn quet on Saturday, Feb. 18, at at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas festival and features over 50 dif- 205-1700. and be taught the basics of man- N.A.R.F.E. hosts mayor 6 p.m. at the National Guard Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; ferent events including weight- aging a home, finances and per- The January meeting of the Armory. Enter a fun raffle with Eagles party coming mixed; non-smoking; wheel- lifting, triathlon and soccer. sonal improvement techniques. Tooele chapter of the National great prizes including a Knight The family Valentine party chair access; nursery available

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(Mention ucan) GRANTSVILLE, BASE- West. (ucan) Fast Food starting at $7 ther info. (ucan) message. (700 East) call 843-0258. ONE WATER SHARE MENT apartment for Davidson Realty SELLING YOUR HOME? needed of Tooele Val- 19 NAPA IS now taking ap- Waitress starting at $3 Wanted 1995 JEEP Wrangler, rent, 2.5bdrm, 1bth, fire- 801-466-5078 4BDRM, 2BTH, over- Advertise it in the clas- ley water. Call plications for a full time plus tips extra set tires, $3800 place, utilities paid ex- sized two car garage, sifieds. Call 882-0050 (435)578-0460 driver. Apply at 278 N - Merit increases at obo. (435)843-7522 cept electricity and GRANTSVILLE, GOR- new carpet, new paint. Main. 60, 120 and 180 days. JUNK BATTERIES, auto, phone. $600/mo, GEOUS new custom (801)250-7308. Seller STANSBURY, GOR- WANTED GRANTS- 1997 JEEP Cherokee $100/dep w/references. home, 3bdrm, rent to motivated. GEOUS Views, 3bdrm, VILLE Irrigation shares. - Benefits truck & tractor, will pick up, paying $.50 to $.75 Sport, loaded, lift. Ask- 884-6269 830-6081 own available, starting 2.5bth, separate family Will pay cash up to 100 NINE MORE people to ------work from home for a each. Garth 837-2246 ing $6500. Call 224- HEATHER APART- at $1100/mo. Shawn 4BDRN HUD Home! On- room/ living room, loft, shares. Adam Nash Apply in person Health Company. or 830-2309. 3531 MENTS, 2bdrm, 801-706-7485 ly $53000, Financing stainless steel applian- (801)266-1333 8836 N. Hwy 40 PT/FT (801)592-5037 large master bed- Referrals available! For ces, vaulted ceiling, 2bpaiddaily.com Lake Point START YOUR spring 1998 GRAND Cherokee room, laundry room, NEW SPACIOUS 1bdrm Listings Call 800-366- 2yrs, large lot. Up- WANTED: 2 shares, cleaning I will pay cash Lorato 6 cylinder 73k 1.5bth, 68 Park Ave, condo in the Maples by 9783 x B851 grades galore! Tooele Valley well wa- PARAMEDICS & BASIC THE UTAH ARMY Na- for any junk cars. Most miles new tires excel- $490/mo. Call 843- Wal Mart, w/d, upstairs $243,678 882-7600, ter. (435)882-4763 vehicles $50 to $100. lent condition runs great great view, $610/mo. 5BDRM 2BTH Tooele (801)808-2900 EMTs F/T positions in tional Guard is currently 1662. WANTED: 35 acre feet Tooele County. Experi- looking for Heavy Scott (435)830-6189 $7100 882-4849 (760)445-7154. rambler, new laminate TOOELE 4BDRM 3bth culinary water, 48 enced w/Utah EMT & Equipment Operators. LOW RENT Remodels: floor, large family room NEWLY REMODELED fenched yard sprinkler shares irrigation. In CPR cert. Hourly Pay + Great bonuses and Motorcycles & 1999 CHEVY Suburban Studio, 1 and 2 bed- w/fireplace, fenced 2bdrm 2bth, quiet system asking Grantsville. Please call benefits. Send resume & benefits. For more infor- LT 4x4, V8 vortec en- room apartments. New backyard, in cul de sac. ATVs neighborhood, large $155,000. 801-674- Josh (435)240-3762 or salary history to 1-888- mation contact: Contact gine, power windows, carpet, tile and paint. 843-0167, 840-0871, 2002 XI Polini, $1000 deck, RV parking, close 6347 Carma (480)203-0849 999-2594 (fax) or email SFC Craig Dowen at locks, seats. Rear air 8 New management with $129,900. obo; Poloroid Instant to school, $800/mo. 48 at contracting@case (435) 833-0928 (ucan) passenger, cd. Runs great tenants. Seniors camera, $20; Hotpoint excellent. $9200 obo. S 4th St. (801)898-8994 BANK FORECLOSURE! WHY RENT When you WANTED: WATER rights proinc.com. EOE welcome. 843-0917 can own? Foreclosed or irrigation shares in TITLE COMPANY seek- Heavy duty gas dryer, 843-5726 4bdrm 2bth Home, and HUD homes from Tooele Valley. Call ing experience licensed $50 obo. Call 830-8776 NICE 1BDRM basement RENT TO Own, 4bdrm, $62,900! Won`t Last! PART TIME Merchandis- $75,000. Assistance Ross at 801-642-0119 escrow officer to work in Trucks apartment, $450-$500 4bth, 2800sqft, 692 More Homes Available, er for National Bread with down and closing Tooele area. Full time 2003 YAMAHA Big Bear plus deposit, includes Country Club, Stans- For Listings Call 800- Co. Wednesday possible. Remax Plati- Office Space position w/health bene- 4x4, 440 actual miles, all utilities, cable, DSL bury Park. $1250/mo. 366-9783 xH772 through Sunday. Physi- 1981 CHEVY 3/4 ton, num 882-8868 ext. 157 fits, vacation packages racks front and back, washer and dryer, no Nice! Call Jason cal work 22 hours per 292 4spd, tow hitch, BEAUTIFUL 2 Story Lin. and 401K available. E- excellent condition, pets or smoking. 882- (801)815-5280 week. $11.90 per hour. runs good. $500 obo. 7bdrm 3.5bth, 3 car ga- EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- mail resume to Hunter green color, 4636 High school graduate. STANSBURY 3bdrm, rage, 231 Spinnaker, WHY RENT? No down fice space for lease, [email protected] or $3300 obo. 882-2560 Call Brad at 830-7797. (801)654-0366 QUIET, CLEAN, 2bdrm 2.5bth, 2 car garage, Stansbury. $275,000. payment Very clean $125-$400/mo, all utilit- fax 801-236-3888 Leave message. (801)589-2468 2004 YAMAHA Warrior, apt. Dishwasher, gar- laundry room. No pets. Owner/ Agent. condo w/3bdrm 1 ies included. Call Larry 350cc, garage stored, 1994 FORD F350 crew bage disposal, wash- $975/mo. $950 with one (801)502-6298 1/2bth, 1 car garage (801)574-4035 POSTAL JOBS $15.67 WEEKEND HELP for low miles, like new, cab 4x4 460, auto, cd, er/ dryer hookup, ca- year lease signed Feb- great view call frank OFFICE/ BUSINESS to $21.98/ hr, now hir- disable gentleman in his maintenance current, pw, pdl, 174,000 miles. ble TV, new carpet. ruary 15 (970)926- BEST BUY in Stansbury 801-231-9401 owner/ SPACE Utilities in- ing. For application and home. $10 hours Sat- fast, must see! $3000 $6200 obo. 884-1779 $475 per month, $300 42150 Park, 213 Country Club, agent cluded. 56 South free goverment job info, urday morning - Sunday obo. Rebecca deposit. No smoking, 5bdrm, 2bth, fireplace, Main. 1 month free. call American Assoc. of afternoon 882-5740 (435)840-5414 1997 TOYOTA Tacoma no pets. See at STANSBURY 3BDRM, wood floors, completely Mobile Homes (602)826-9471 Labor 1-913-599-8042, 884-3280 after 5pm 4x4 with 5spd, ac, Broadway Pointe 2bth, 2 car, large, new- remodeled. Call for ap- (480)585-5380 24 hrs. emp. serv. Business 185,000 miles, $4500. Apts. or call 882- er home w/nice yard. pointment (435)224- Trailers 1974 14 x 70 Governor Opportunities Call David at 830-6975 2807. Real Value! Beautiful, clean, lots of 2737 OFFICE/ BUSINESS RESIDENTIAL ELEC- storage. $1100/mo. 3bdrm 1 1/4bth needs space, utilities and high repair, make offer, you TRICIAN needed. No A CASH COW! 90 Vend- 7’X12’ OPEN Utility 2002 FORD Lariat F250 ROOM & BOARD in nice Available now. John BRAND NEW homes: speed internet included, move. 801-548-5857 experience needed. ing Machine Units/30 trailer, single axle, Diesel, 32,000 miles, home, own bedroom, (801)916-0101 2200 sf 286 West Dawson, 272 North Broadway. Call (801)580-3758 spare tire, $1000. Call blue two tone, gray inte- shared bathroom 5bdrm, 3bth; 306 Dry- (435)882-4949 Locations. Entire busi- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Hans at (435)843-8407 rior, lifted. $27,000. Call $750/mo. 1-250-295- STANSBURY PARK sdale, 5bdrm, 3bth; Al- ness - $10,970. Local home for rent, no smok- STYLIST WANTED. Fun or (435)830-0352 843-0774 or 843-0812 0446 for information. Homes for rent, from 3, so 2bdrm 1bth Utah Company. Hurry! ing/ pets. 882-1550 Commercial Tooele salon, has booth Call 1-801-593-0084. 4, 5, 6bdrm, available $500/mo. 224-2737 openings and space Autos ROOM FOR rent, great now. Great community Property (ucan) FOR SALE: 1976 GMC FSBO: 1997 Golden available to Nail Tech. new home, own bath, w/Golf course, pool and BRIGHAM CITY OWN- 4x4, extra everything, West 28x70, excellent 2800+SQFT Available, State lincese. Full time $1750 obo. (435)837- jetted tub, w/d, cable, park 843-9883 ER selling 4-plex, 1100 Zoned mulit-use, Rent, ALL CASH CANDY $0 Down! Cars From condition, many extras, $300, part time $200. 2364 utilities paid. $400. call square feet 2-bedroom Sale or Rent to own, Route. Do you earn $29/mo! Police Im- STANSBURY PARK Assume $68k loan. 3 call Julie 496-0866 (801)330-8422 apartments with cov- 351 East Utah Ave (cor- $800 in a day? Your pounds for Sale! 36 Lakefront luxury months lot rent includ- own local candy route. Apartments for ered parking, hook-ups, ner Broadway and Months @ 8.5% apr. SLEEPING ROOMS condo, 3bdrm 2.5bth. ing. 884-1218 SUPERCUTS now open, Includes 30 machines 1 � bath, disposal, and Utah) (801)598-4881 For listings Call 800- Rent available, $70 per 2 car garage. No currently hiring stylists, and candy. All for coolers. $270,000. 1- Lots & Land www.outwestrealty.com 366-9813 x 8329 week, $10 key deposit, smoking/ pets. 1yr full and part time. Offer- $9,995. 1-888-745- 1 BEDROOM apartment 435-734-9772 or 1-435- first and last week- total lease, $850/mo, ing benefits. Fun, high 3353. (ucan) 41 Glenwood Ave, 720-2344. (ucan) Buildings $500 POLICE IM- $150 to move in. 46 N $800/dep. 830-2501 energy atmosphere. $400/mo plus $100 de- BEAUTIFUL UTAH! POUNDS! Hondas, Broadway. 882-7605 Call Reina 843-5428 PRIVATE CLUB and re- posit. Utilities paid. For STANSBURY PARK, COMPLETELY REMOD- LAND Sale-41 acres - Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, If you build, remodel or staraunt for sale by information call 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- ELED - 4bdrm, 2bth $39,900. Uinta Moun- Toyotas, etc! Cars, STUDIO, FULL kitchen, remove buildings you WANTED: PEOPLE owner in Tooele. Re- (435)882-2062 rage, on golf course. brick rancher, 1900sqft, tain area. Outdoor lov- Trucks, SUV's from on courtyard, updated, garage, patio, shed, can place your classi- looking for long term duced price. Establish- 1BDRM APARTMENT, New carpet/ paint, w/d er's dream! Dramatic $500. For listings 1- air, dishwasher, off- fenced yard, close to fied ad in 45 of Utah's employment and great ed 11 years. Includes nice area, hookups, included. $995/mo. mountain views, close 800-366-9813 exten- street parking, small schools. $134,500 OBO newspapers for only benefits! Laborers, real estate. Owner in AC, carport, free ca- (801)718-7121 to conveniences. Sur- sion 9977. (ucan) pets negotiable. (801) 520-8770. $155. for 25 words ($5. equipment operators poor health. 882-9085 ble, $475/mo. 830- rounded by wilderness. with minimum 5yrs ex- $365/mo. (801)205- for each additional afternoons. $500! Hondas from 2730, 882-4949 TOOELE 3bdrm 2bth 1 Nearby lake and state perience. Mechanic with 3883 CUTE & AFFORDABLE! word). You will reach up $500! Police Impounds car port new carpet, parks. Excellent financ- minimum 10-15yrs ex- new paint, central air $99,900.00 3bdrm to 340,000 households For Sale, For listings 2 AND 3bdrm apart- UNITS AVAILABLE ing. Call UTLR 1-877- perience. Apply in per- 893 W 700 S $800/mo 1100sqft home. Great and all you do is call the If it happens here, Call 800-366-9813 x ments behind Super 3bdrm, 2bth town- 349-5263. (ucan) son at 1830 West Hwy 801-706-5570 www.out starter home or perfect Transcript Bulletin at read about it here. A519 Wal-Mart. On select homes, 2 car garage, 112, Tooele. westrealty.com rental potential. Located LOTS FOR Sale. Grants- 882-0050 for all the de- units $99 moves you ac, enclosed yard, on Grantsville’s Main ville. 1/3-2+ acres horse tails. (Mention UCAN TOOELE RANSCRIPT 1987 VW Cabriolet, good in. Some apartments hookups, starting at WAGSTAFF CON- T TOOELE 4BDRM, 1bth, Street. Call: Daniele property, gas, water, Classified Network) BULLETIN shape, runs well, needs includes all utilities. $399. 882-4004 STRUCTION now hiring 304 East Vine Street, 435-830-4990 Diamond sewer, electric, irriga- Since 1894 little work, $800 obo. Swimming pool, hot STEEL BUILDINGS. exp. framers lead and $725. (801)598-4881 D Realty tion shares included. (801)244-9016 tub, exercise room, Homes for Rent FACTORY Deals. Save labors (801)557-4047 www.outwestrealty.com (435)884-0549 playground, full club- FOR SALE by owner! $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x 1992 MITSUBISHI Dia- house. 843-4400 Grantsville home 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 mante, good condition, TOOELE TWIN Home VACANT LOT, .17 acre, $$WHY RENT when w/horse property, x 12‚ = $3.60/square runs great, full sized 3bdrm, 1bth, car port, 627 West 700 South. 2BDRM $450 3bdrm you can buy? O down fenced yard, 3 bed- foot. 1-800-658-2885. car. Perfect for young $700/mo, $700/dep, $19,000. Call Denise $550. Located in programs, not perfect rooms, double carport, www.rigidbuilding.com drivers. Original owner. 894 W 700 S. (801)380- 840-3374 Grantsville. 884-0113, credit. Single parent RV parking, close to (ucan) $995. (801)560-8467 5691 The Kirk 849-2471, 882-1969. programs. Call for de- school. $125,000. Seen Quiet, Quality apartments in a tails. Berna or Chris 1994 FORD Taurus, ex- TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth by appt. 840-2774 Sell Your Stuff: 882-0050 restored historic structure 2BDRM 2BTH, water in- 435-840-5029 Group cellent condition, load- plus basement, 1yr old, cluded. Available 3/1 1 Real Estate FSBO 1-36AC horse ed! ac, power steering, ac, landscaped, $1000. The Best Places at the Best Prices Non-smoking. Denise property, 5bdrm, 2+bth, power brakes, $1375 Available March 1. 839-3419 or 843-4500 2 AND 3 bedroom 2 fireplaces, new car- Completely Furnished obo. 833-9267 or 882- (435)843-8219 ext 107 DeWayne 840- homes. Rent to own for pet, fully fenced, beauti- FOR SALE BY OWNER 1044 Weekly & Monthly Rates 8107. monthly payments start- TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, ful yard, barn. ing at $500. Call 801- 1994 Mitsubishi Montero above Maceys. New $210,000. Lincoln. 310-6948 or (435)224- SR 4WD, auto., silver 2BDRM APARTMENT carpet, new paint, tri- (435)843-5842 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 4804 ext., 215hp V6 for 24 S 7th ST Tooele, level, double garage, (801)633-7561 $2,950 obo! Has 7-pas- $520/mo $250/dep 884- $950/mo. No pets. 2BDRM HOUSE, cute, FSBO TOOELE, 4bdrm, senger seating and re- 0826 Available immediately! updated, w/yard. 1bth, 2000sqft, central built engine at 145k (801)842-9631 2BDRM BASEMENT apt, $700/mo, (801)278- air, fireplace, 2-tone miles. Call Ben at 1 good location, garage 8971 paint, vaulted ceilings, 127 W. Vine, Tooele - 2 bdrm, 1 ⁄2 bath, 2 kitchens, (801)294-6060 or cell: TWO BEDROOM one option available, full fence & auto sprin- familyroom & living room. Energy efficient windows. Alarm system. (949)274-5865. bath, fenced yard, $425/mo includes all 2BDRM, 1BTH, one car $700/month, plus utilit- klers. $123,900. 843- Oversized 1 car garage. Auto sprinklers, big yard all fenced, patio. utilities except electric. garage, shop, fenced ies. Call 840-2608 9831 $99,500 843-5605 833-9718, 830-6123. yard, w/d hookups, no FFOROR SSALE!ALE! smoking/ pets. 476 Homes FSBO: 5bdrm 2bth, com- FOR SALE! 2BDRM CONDO with Salton St 843-7320 pletely remodeled, new garage at Stansbury (435)531-1329 carpet & paint through- • REAL RELIABLE Park, no smoking or $$$SAVE MONEY out, ceramic tile in kitch- 3BDRM 2.5BTH N ow Renting pets, $700. Call Find HUD & Bank en, bath & entry. Must $950/mo plus deposit. • REAL INTEGRITY (435)882-2435, owned homes at: see inside. Huge yard (801)205-7488. Available 2/5. 882-4849 w/mature trees. Family MOVE IN SPECIALS Sell Your Car Here for www.tooelebankowned • REAL SERVICE homes.com or call for friendly neighborhood. 2BDRM DUPLEX, new 3BDRM, 2BTH duplex, Exclusively for Seniors a list Berna or Chris $127,500. 976 South- cabinets, paint and ac, fireplace, covered For all your Real Estate needs call... $ 80* 435-840-5029, Group west Drive, Tooele. For carpet, a/c, dishwash- parking, storage, new Pet Friendly ea. 1 Real Estate appointments (801)558- 6 er, w/d hookups. carpet and paint. Very Kim Baker Call for details. $595/mo. Move in bo- 1907 or (801)250-1727 Call 882-0050 nice. No smoking, pets **HORSE PROPERTY in pp nus. 882-0366, 830- negotiable. $695/mo. 435-849-0311 *Based on 13 issue contract. 2665 Grantsville, 5bdrm, HOME, RAMBLER, #2 (435)837-2234 1.75bth, possible moth- garage, basement (435)843-0717 (801)330-1356 Exit Realty 2BDRM, newly remod- er in law, unique famliy apartment. Must see. 2001 NISSAN Altima, Home Team eled, new kitchen, btah, room w/loft. Berna or 849-1217 standard transmission, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile new carpet, paint, tile Chris, Group 1 Real Es- power everything, home for rent, no smok- $525/mo, $500/dep, w/d tate (435)840-5029 30mpg, runs great, 66K, ing/ pets. 882-1550 hookups, covered park- �� $7700. 843-9831 Creative Financing Solutions ing. Jim 850-2374 4BDRM 2BTH Family 2003 PONTIAC Gran- room, fence yard, avai- �� dam, No longer needed, 4-PLEX/ #2, large, cute bale now, 435-224- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! • Less than perfect credit �� Good condition, living area, 2bdrm, 2737 • Hard to prove income $8,000.00 OBO, Con- hookups, $595/mo, tact AnnaMaria @ 801- $300/dep. If rent paid BRAND NEW 3bdrm, • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure 631-8694. on time it will be 2bth East side condos $550/mo. No smoking/ for rent, on golf course. • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure SELL YOUR CAR or pets. 111 North Sec- 224-2737 Sell Your Home Here for • Need higher than normal loan to value boat in the classifieds. ond- Tooele. (801)679- Call 882-0050 1467 CHARMING COUNTRY $ 80* •Lacking in down payment cottage style 2bdrm, ea. • There are lending solutions for you! TAKE OVER Payments 99 CONDO, 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 car garage. .23 6 2004 Chevy Venture 2bth, covered patio, acre yard. No smoking, Call 882-0050 RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! DVD/VHS headphones, washer, dryer included, no pets. $700/mo in- *Based on 13 issue contract. payment $340 @ 4%; no smoking/ pets. For cludes water bill, 1yr SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 1989 Chevy 12 passen- sale or rent, $700/mo. lease. References and ger $1500 obo. 882-3406 or 840-3355. $20 credit check need- 3BDRM 2BTH Home For Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate (801)633-7561 ed. 882-3291. Drive by Sale! Only $32,500! debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. (435)843-5842 APT FOR RENT, 2 179 W 100 S. Bank Foreclosures bdrm, 1 bath, govern- Available Now, For List- TRANSMISSION RE- ment subsidized. 211 FREE RENT AND MO- ings Call 800-366-9783 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost S. Hale, Grantsville. BILE HOME, handy- x 5153 to Tooele residents. Will Call Tammi 884-1712. man/ salesperson need- buy vehicles 1990 and Equal Housing Opp. ed. $500 refundable 3BDRM, 1BTH garage, up that needs transmis- rental deposit required. patio, shed, corner lot, Call Now! sion work, cash paid. FURNISHED 1BDRM Occasional travel to new shingles, applican- Shop (801)972-5810 available now $475/mo SLC required. 884-3159 ces, partly furnished, 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan Home (435)843-8181 call 882-3357 (801)651-5151 $87,500. 882-6196 www.deseretpeakmtg.com B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 7, 2006

Buildings Public Notices 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 Trustee's Sales UTAH MANUFACTUR- 7:00pm to receive public PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE from the State of Utah the property as of the re- with the purchase price. HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION 10:00 a.m. the following ER FOR 20 years Plus - comment on the follow- Notice is hereby given Public notice is hereby (Contact Mr. Tom Ball of cording of the notice of Cash payments are not TRACT “A”, according to business day. The trust- All Steel Buildings!!! ing items: that the Stockton Plan- given that on Wednes- the Division of Solid and default are Dee L. Gillins accepted. A trustee’s the official plat thereof on ee reserves the right to Any size you want, any SUB #1017-05 7C Sub- ning and Zoning Com- day, March 1st, 2006, at Hazardous Waste, (801) and Dawn M. Gillins. deed will be delivered to file and of record in the cancel the foreclosure af- accessories you want, division (Bruce Clegg) mission will hold its work- 6 p.m, Deseret Chemical 538-6170). The sale is subject to a the successful bidder Tooele County Record- ter the sale based upon or any features you Design Stage Prelimina- ing meeting on Tuesday, Depot (DCD) will conduct A 60 day public comment bankruptcy filing, a pay- within three business er's Office. information unknown to want. www.cobuildings.net ry Plat 7th day of February 2006 a public information period on this Permit off, a reinstatement or days after receipt of the Together with all the im- the trustee at the time of or call 1-800-262-5347. Mary Dixon at the Stockton Town meeting at the Tooele Modification Request be- any other condition of amount bid. provements now or here- the sale, such as a bank- CO Building Systems, Secretary Hall, 18 North Johnson Chemical Stockpile Out- gins on Tuesday, Febru- which the trustee is not DATED: January 23, after erected on the ruptcy filing or an agree- Inc. Building a Reputa- Erda Township Plan- Street. This meeting will reach Office, 54 South ary 7th, 2006 and will aware that would cause 2006. property, and all ease- ment between the trustor tion on "Old Fashioned ning Commission begin promptly at 7:00 Main Street, Tooele, end on Friday, April 7th, the cancellation of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- ments, appurtenances, and beneficiary to post- Integrity". (ucan) (Published in the Tran- p.m. and will end prompt- Utah 84074. 2006. Written comments sale. If any such condi- ee and fixtures now or here- pone or cancel the sale. script Bulletin February ly at 9:00 p.m. The purpose of the meet- can be submitted to Mr. tion exists, the sale shall 3269 South Main, #100 after a part of the proper- If so cancelled, the only Public Notices 7, 2006) BUSINESS SECTION ing is to provide informa- Dennis Downs, Director, be void, the successful Salt Lake City, UT ty. recourse of the purchas- Meetings 1. Roll Call tion on a Class 2 permit Division of Solid and bidder’s funds returned 84115 The current beneficiary er is to receive a refund PUBLIC NOTICE 2. Minutes modification request to Hazardous Waste, Utah and the trustee and cur- (801) 263-3400 of the trust deed is Irwin of the money paid to the Deadline for public no- Notice is hereby given a. January 17, 2006 the Deseret Chemical Department of Environ- rent beneficiary shall not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Mortgage Corporation trustee. THIS IS AN AT- tices is 4 p.m. the day that the Tooele City REGULAR MEETING Depot, Tooele Chemical mental Quality, 288 be liable to the success- – 5:00 p.m. and the record owner of TEMPT TO COLLECT A prior to publication. Council will meet in a 3. Jacob Zollinger Agent Disposal Facility North 1460 West, P.O. ful bidder for any dam- L&A Case No. 05-53127 the property as of the re- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Public notices submit- Business Meeting on a. Business license is- (TOCDF) RCRA Permit. Box 144880, Salt Lake age. Team C/DH cording of the notice of TION OBTAINED WILL ted past the deadline Wednesday, February sues The Tooele Chemical City, UT 84114-4880, Bidders must tender to THIS COMMUNICATION default is Amanda M. BE USED FOR THAT will not be accepted. 15, 2006 at the hour of 4. Railroad Ordinance Agent Demilitarization and must be received no the trustee a $5,000.00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO Myers. PURPOSE. UPAXLP 7:00 P.M. The meeting WORKING MEETING Facility (TOCDF) has later than 5:00 pm, April deposit at the sale and COLLECT A DEBT, AND The sale is subject to a DATED this 26th day will be held at the Tooele 5. Flood Control Ordi- performed a thorough 7th, 2006. the balance of the pur- ANY INFORMATION bankruptcy filing, a pay- of January, 2006. NOTICE OF ANNUAL City Hall Council Room nance evaluation of Attachment This serves as the public chase price by 12:00 OBTAINED WILL BE off, a reinstatement or Marlon L. Bates, Trust- SHAREHOLDERS located at 90 North Main 6. Business Licenses 5 (Inspection Plan and notice necessary to sat- noon the day following USED FOR THAT PUR- any other condition of ee MEETING OF THE Street, Tooele, Utah Dated on this 1st day of Inspection Log Sheets) isfy the requirements of the sale. The deposit POSE. which the trustee is not SCALLEY & READING, GRANTSVILLE IRRIGA- 1. PUBLIC HEARING for February, 2006. in the RCRA Permit fol- the Resource Conserva- must be in the form of a (Published in the Tran- aware that would cause P.C. TION COMPANY Ordinance 2006-06 An Deborah S. Martin lowing the Closure of the tion and Recovery Act cashier’s check or bank script Bulletin January the cancellation of the 50 South Main Street, To: Shareholders of Ordinance of the Tooele (Published in the Tran- Mine Machine (MIN), and the Utah Hazardous official check payable to 24, 31 & February 7, sale. If any such condi- Suite 950 the Grantsville Irriga- City Council Amending script Bulletin February Rocket Shear Machine Waste Management Lundberg & Associates. 2006) tion exists, the sale shall P.O. Box 11429 tion Company the Tooele City General 7, 2006) (RSM), Dunnage Inciner- Rules (Utah Administra- The balance must be in be void, the successful Salt Lake City, Utah The Annual Meeting of Plan, Land Use Element, ator (DUN) and Partial tive Code R315). the form of a wire trans- NOTICE OF TRUST- bidder’s funds returned 84147-0429 the Shareholders of for Approximately 62 PUBLIC NOTICE OF Closure of the Brine Re- Billing Address: EG&G fer, cashier’s check, EE'S SALE and the trustee and cur- Telephone: (801) 531- Grantsville Irrigation Acres of Property Locat- ADMINISTRATIVE duction Area (BRA). Ad- Defense Materials bank official check (credit The following described rent beneficiary shall not 7870 Company, will be held on ed from the Future 3200 HEARING ditionally, permit lan- Questions: Melinda Jen- union official checks are real property will be sold be liable to the success- Business Hours: 9:00 Wednesday, the 8th day North Street to the North- Notice is herby given that guage related to com- sen or Pamela Schreck- not accepted) or U.S. at public auction to the ful bidder for any dam- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. of February, 2006, at ern Tooele City Limit on the Tooele County Ad- pleted agent campaigns endgust Postal money order pay- highest bidder, purchase age. TS# 94084- 7:00 p.m. at the Grants- the West Side of SR-36, ministrative Hearing Offi- and specific types of mu- 11600 Stark Rd. able to Lundberg & As- price payable in lawful Bidders must tender to 4996164268994 ville Irrigation Company, from Rural Residential cer will hold a meeting nitions (spray tanks, (435) 833-7430/ (435) sociates. If wire transfer money of the United the trustee a $5,000.00 (Published in the Tran- 411 So. West St., (RR) to Medium-Density on TUESDAY, February mines, 105mm projec- 833-7579 is used, an additional States of America at the deposit at the sale and script Bulletin January Grantsville, Utah for the Residential (MDR), and 7, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. in tiles, rockets and bombs) Tooele, Utah 84074 $10.00 must be remitted time of sale, at the north- the balance of the pur- 31, February 7 & 14, following purposes: Prescribing Conditions the County Commission was evaluated. Permit (Published in the Tran- with the purchase price. ern most, of the two west chase price by 12:00 2006) 1. Elect five (5) mem- Presented by Cary Chambers Rm #310 on language that is no lon- script Bulletin February Cash payments are not entrances of the Tooele noon the day following bers to the Board of Di- Campbell the third floor, at the ger relevant and not re- 7, 2006) accepted. A trustee’s County Courthouse, the sale. The deposit NOTICE OF TRUST- rectors 2. PUBLIC HEARING for Tooele County Court- quired by Federal or deed will be delivered to a/k/a the Third Judicial must be in the form of a EE’S SALE 2. Presentation of finan- Ordinance 2006-07 An house, 47 South Main, State Regulations has Public Notices the successful bidder District Court, 47 South cashier’s check or bank APN: 09-003-0-0047 cial report. Ordinance of the Tooele Tooele, Utah. been removed. Minor Trustee's Sales within three business Main, Tooele, Utah, on official check payable to Trust No. 1070069-07 3. President’s remarks City Council Amending HEARING AGENDA: administrative correc- days after receipt of the Tuesday, February 21, Lundberg & Associates. Ref: Robert C Cromwell 4. Other Business the Tooele City Zoning 1. CASE #2006-2 – To- tions were identified dur- Deadline for public no- amount bid. 2006, at the hour of 9:00 The balance must be in Jr TRA: Loan No. Only shareholders of re- Map, Assigning the R1- ny Winters / Lewis Tho- ing the review process tices is 4 p.m. the day DATED: January 23, a.m. of that day for the the form of a wire trans- 50592126. IMPORTANT cord as of the 1st day of 12 Zoning District to Ap- mas -Violations at 811 and have been included prior to publication. 2006. purpose of foreclosing a fer, cashier’s check, NOTICE TO PROPERTY February, 2006, shall be proximately 62 Acres of Country Club in this revision. Public notices submit- Scott Lundberg, Trust- deed of trust executed by bank official check (credit OWNER: YOU ARE IN entitled to vote at the Property Located from Adjournment: This permit modification ted past the deadline ee Grant E. Neilsen and union official checks are DEFAULT UNDER A meeting. the Future 3200 North Dated this 2nd day of request is identified by will not be accepted. 3269 South Main, #100 Tauna L. Nielsen in favor not accepted) or U.S. DEED OF TRUST, DAT- If you do not plan to or Street to the Northern February, 2006 the alphanumeric desig- UPAXLP Salt Lake City, UT of Long Beach Mortgage Postal money order pay- ED December 08, 2000. are unable to attend the Tooele City Limit on the MARY DIXON, Secreta- nation TOCDF-ATT5-02- 84115 Corporation, covering re- able to Lundberg & As- UNLESS YOU TAKE meeting, and would like West Side of SR-36, and ry 0869. NOTICE OF TRUST- (801) 263-3400 al property located at ap- sociates. If wire transfer ACTION TO PROTECT to assign a proxy for you Prescribing Conditions Tooele County Hearing The application for this EE'S SALE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. proximately 204 Lake- is used, an additional YOUR PROPERTY, IT votes, you may pick up a Presented by Cary Officer permit modification will The following described – 5:00 p.m. view Drive, Stansbury $10.00 must be remitted MAY BE SOLD AT A Proxy Form at 411 So. Campbell (Published in the Tran- be available for review property will be sold at L&A Case No. 04-40822 Park, Tooele County, with the purchase price. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU West St. or 569 E. Dur- Sharon Dawson script Bulletin February by the general public public auction to the Team B/CR Utah, and more particu- Cash payments are not NEED AN EXPLANA- fee St. Tooele City Recorder 7, 2006) during regular business highest bidder, payable THIS COMMUNICATION larly described as: accepted. A trustee’s TION OF THIS PRO- Dated this 25th day of Pursuant to the Ameri- hours at the Tooele City in certified funds, at the IS AN ATTEMPT TO LOT 47, AMENDED deed will be delivered to CEEDING, YOU PUBLIC NOTICE January, 2006 can With Disabilities Act, Library, 128 W. Vine time of sale at the North COLLECT A DEBT, AND CAPTAINS ISLAND the successful bidder SHOULD CONTACT A NOTICE IS HEREBY JOE PETERSON Individuals Needing Spe- Street, Tooele, UT front entrance of the ANY INFORMATION SUBDIVISION NO 2, within three business LAWYER. On February GIVEN THAT the Tooele President cial Accommodations 84074, the Tooele Tooele County Court- OBTAINED WILL BE PHASE III days after receipt of the 21, 2006, at 4:30pm, City Planning Commis- (Published in the Tran- Should Notify Sharon Chemical Stockpile Out- house, 47 S. Main St., USED FOR THAT PUR- (FORMER TAX ID 8-22- amount bid. James H. Woodall, as sion meeting scheduled script Bulletin january 26, Dawson, Tooele City Re- reach Office, 54 South Tooele, Utah, on Febru- POSE. 47) 0.30 AC 8-22-A-47. DATED: January 18, duly appointed Trustee for Wednesday February 31, February 2 & 7, corder, at 843-2110 prior Main St., Tooele, UT ary 21, 2006, at the hour (Published in the Tran- The current beneficiary 2006. under a Deed of Trust re- 8, 2006 has been cancel- 2006) to the meeting. TDD 84074 or the Division of of 2:00 p.m. of said day; script Bulletin January of the trust deed is Oc- Scott Lundberg, Trust- corded December 14, Phone Number 843-2108 led. No business items Solid and Hazardous for the purpose of fore- 24, 31 & February 7, ee 2000, as Instrument No. NOTICE OF PUBLIC wen Federal Bank, FSB, (Published in the Tran- were ready for the Com- Waste Offices (Utah closing a Trust Deed re- 2006) 3269 South Main, #100 156527, in Book 0651, HEARING and the record owners of script Bulletin February mission’s review. The DEQ), 288 North 1460 corded January 6, 2004 Salt Lake City, UT Page 0590, of the Official Notice is hereby given the property as of the re- 7, 9 & 14, 2006) next regularly scheduled West, Salt Lake City, UT executed by David L. NOTICE OF TRUST- 84115 Records in the office at that the Erda Township cording of the notice of Commission meeting 84116. The permittee’s Kranwinkle and Sandra EE'S SALE (801) 263-3400 the County Recorder of Planning Commission default are Grant E. Neil- date is February 22, contact for permit modifi- L. Kranwinkle, as Trust- The following described Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Tooele County, State of will be holding a PUBLIC sen and Tauna L. Niel- 2006. cations is Mr. Trace Sal- ors, covering real proper- property will be sold at – 5:00 p.m. Utah, executed by Rob- HEARING in the Tooele Your Local sen. The trustee's sale (Published in the Tran- mon at (435) 833-7428. ty purportedly located in public auction to the L&A Case No. 05-53852 ert C. Cromwell, Jr. A County Courthouse Audi- of the aforedescribed re- News Source script Bulletin February The Permittee’s Tooele County at 131 highest bidder at the Team B/KL Married Man, will sell at torium at 47 So. Main al property will be made 7, 2006) (DCD/TOCDF) compli- North 4th Street, Tooele, West Main Entrance, THIS COMMUNICATION public auction to highest Street, Tooele. On Wed- without warranty as to ti- TOOELE ance history during the Utah, and more particu- North Steps, Tooele IS AN ATTEMPT TO bidder, payable in lawful nesday February 8th TRANSCRIPT tle, possession, or en- Subscribe Today life of the Permit being larly described as fol- County Courthouse, 47 COLLECT A DEBT, AND money of the United 2006 beginning at BULLETIN cumbrances. Bidders 882-0050 modified is available lows: South Main Street, must be prepared to ten- ANY INFORMATION States at the time of LOTS 16 AND 17 OF Tooele, Utah, on Febru- der $5,000.00 in certified OBTAINED WILL BE sale. Successful bidders BLOCK 139 OF PLAT ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 funds at the sale and the USED FOR THAT PUR- must tender a deposit of HEY! Want to sell your home, Get what you want out of it... "C" OF THE TOOELE a.m. of said day, for the balance of the purchase POSE. $5,000 in certified funds CITY SURVEY TOOELE purpose of foreclosing a price in certified funds by (Published in the Tran- to the trustee at the time CITY. trust deed originally exe- 10:00 a.m. the following script Bulletin January of sale, with the balance LIST TODAY... SOLD TOMMOROW!! The sale is without war- cuted on July 23, 2002 business day. The trust- 24, 31 & February 7, due by noon the follow- ranty and is voidable, by James Eric Westwood ee reserves the right to 2006) ing business day, at the without liability, in the and Nancy J. Westwood, cancel the foreclosure af- office of the Trustee. At event of bankruptcy, re- as trustors, in favor of ter the sale based upon NOTICE OF TRUST- the west main entrance, NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG instatement, or other First Franklin Financial information unknown to EE'S SALE north steps to the tooele condition unknown to the Corporation, covering the the trustee at the time of The following described county District Court, 47 trustee at the time of following real property the sale, such as a bank- real property will be sold S. Main Tooele Utah all sale. purported to be located ruptcy filing or an agree- at public auction to the right, title and interest Dated January 20, 2006 in Tooele County at 51 ment between the trustor highest bidder, purchase conveyed to and now David B. Boyce North 7th Street, Tooele, and beneficiary to post- price payable in lawful held by it under said $ $ $225,0005,000 $1110,90010,900 Successor Trustee UT 84074 (the under- pone or cancel the sale. money of the United Deed of Trust in the (Published in the Tran- signed disclaims liability If so cancelled, the only States of America at the property situated in said 762 North 170 West script Bulletin January for any error in the ad- recourse of the purchas- time of sale, at the north- County and State descri- 117 North Sheridan 24, 31 & February 7, dress), and more particu- er is to receive a refund ern most, of the two west bed as: Lot 6, block 2, A 100’ X 80’ Buildable This Twin Townhouse is Gorgeous and Well 2006) larly described as: highland park subdivision Designed w/ 2 Bdrms, 3 bths, Main Floor Laundry, of the money paid to the entrances of the Tooele Lot, Great for Manufactured Home or Lots 1 and 2, Block 149, trustee. THIS IS AN AT- County Courthouse, of Tooele city, according 2 Family Rms, Area to accomodate another NOTICE OF TRUST- Stick framed. Bedroom and a Fenced Yard. Plat “C”, Tooele City Sur- TEMPT TO COLLECT A a/k/a the Third Judicial to the official plat thereof EE'S SALE vey, according to the offi- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- District Court, 47 South on file and of record in The following described cial plat thereof recorded TION OBTAINED WILL Main, Tooele, Utah, on the Tooele county re- property will be sold at in the office of the Tooele BE USED FOR THAT Monday, February 27, corder's office. The public auction to the County Recorder. PURPOSE. 2006, at the hour of street address and other highest bidder at the Together with all the im- DATED this 30th day of 10:30 a.m. of that day for common designation of West Main Entrance, provements now or here- January, 2006. the purpose of foreclos- the real property descri- North Steps, Tooele after erected on the Marlon L. Bates, Trust- ing a deed of trust exe- bed above is purported County Courthouse, 47 property, and all ease- ee cuted by Alfonzo Cotton to be: 409 East 100 D South Main Street, ments, appurtenances, SCALLEY & READING, and Frankie Cotton in fa- South Tooele UT 84074. $$ D Tooele, Utah, on Febru- and fixtures now or here- Estimated Total Debt as P.C. vor of Salt Lake Mort- 1123,25023,250 L ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 after a part of the proper- L 50 South Main Street, gage Corp., covering real of February 21, 2006 is 87O Aparicio Dr a.m. of said day, for the ty. Suite 950 property located at ap- $111,430.61. The under- Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. O purpose of foreclosing a The current beneficiary P.O. Box 11429 proximately 792 West signed Trustee disclaims ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include GorgeousSSOLD Setup with 3,225 s.f., 4 Bdrms, 3 Bths, .36 trust deed originally exe- S of the trust deed is Na- Salt Lake City, Utah 580 South, Tooele, any liability for any incor- Acre Lot, 9’ Ceilings, Archways, Intercom, H20 Purifier, Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, cuted on September 26, tional City Bank of Penn- 84147-0429 Tooele County, Utah, rectness of the street ad- Jetted Tub, Master Suite, Steel I-Beam full length of 2001 by Dee L. Gillins sylvania and the record Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. baseament for ease in planning room layout. Telephone: (801) 531- and more particularly de- dress and other common and Dawn M. Gillins, as owners of the property 7870 scribed as: designation, if any, trustors, in favor of Allied as of the recording of the Business Hours: 9:00 LOT 10, WESTLAND shown herein. Said sale Mortgage Capital Corpo- notice of default are a.m. to 5:00 p.m. COVE SUBDIVISION will be made without cov- ration, covering the fol- James Eric Westwood TS# 71020-0433873209 NO. 3, ACCORDING TO enant or warranty, ex- lowing real property pur- and Nancy J. Westwood. (Published in the Tran- THE OFFICIAL PLAT press or implied, regard- ported to be located in The sale is subject to a script Bulletin January THEREOF RECORDED ing title, possession, con- Tooele County at 293 bankruptcy filing, a pay- 24, 31 & February 7, IN THE OFFICE OF THE dition or encumbrances, Pine Street, Rush Valley, off, a reinstatement or 2006) TOOELE COUNTY RE- including fees, charges UT 84069 (the under- any other condition of CORDER OF SAID and expenses of the $$1125,50025,500 $$1140,00040,000 signed disclaims liability which the trustee is not NOTICE OF TRUST- COUNTY. Trustee and of the trusts 125,500 D for any error in the ad- aware that would cause EE'S SALE created by said Deed of D D MORE CORRECTLY D dress), and more particu- 124 North LSheridan the cancellation of the The following described DESCRIBED AS: Trust, to pay the remain- 787 East 540L North L L larly described as: sale. If any such condi- property will be sold at ing principal sums of the A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, LOT 10, WESTLAND East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main O Beginning at the North- tion exists, the sale shall public auction to the O Patio, 2 decks,O 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, COVE SUBDIVISION note(s) secured by said Floor laundry,O Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, SSOLD west corner of Lot 4, be void, the successful highest bidder at the PHASE 3, ACCORDING Deed of Trust. The cur- SSOLDLandscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect SMaster Suite and a beautifully S Block 15, St. John Town bidder’s funds returned West Main Entrance, starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT rent beneficiary of the Survey; and running and the trustee and cur- North Steps, Tooele THEREOF RECORDED Trust Deed as of the thence North 81 degrees rent beneficiary shall not County Courthouse, 47 IN THE OFFICE OF THE date of this notice is: East 7 rods; thence be liable to the success- South Main Street, TOOELE COUNTY RE- Mortgage Electronic South 9 degrees East 6 ful bidder for any dam- Tooele, Utah, on Febru- CORDER OF SAID Registration Systems, rods; thence South 81 age. ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 COUNTY. 12-001-0- Inc. The record owner of degrees West 2 rods; Bidders must tender to a.m. of said day, for the 0010 the property as of the re- thence South 9 degrees the trustee a $5,000.00 purpose of foreclosing a The current beneficiary cording of the Notice of East 10 rods; thence deposit at the sale and trust deed originally exe- of the trust deed is Default is/are: Robert C. South 81 degrees West the balance of the pur- cuted on August 26, Washington Mutual Cromwell Jr. $$1109,90009,900 $$ 5 rods; thence North 9 chase price by 12:00 2004 by Amanda M. Bank, a federal associa- Dated: December 23, 1127,00027,000 degrees West 16 rods to noon the day following Myers, as trustor, in fa- tion, and the record own- 2005. 295 East 1st South the point of beginning. the sale. The deposit vor of Mortgage Elec- ers of the property as of James H. Woodall 869 South 690 West Together with all the im- must be in the form of a tronic Registration Sys- the recording of the no- 10653 River Front Park- WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry tems, Inc., as nominee tice of default are Alfon- way, Suite 290 South 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, after erected on the official check payable to for Utah Financial, Inc., zo Cotton and Frankie Jordan UT 84095 (801) rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and property, and all ease- more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. Lundberg & Associates. its successors and as- Cotton. The trustee's 254-9450 (800) 245- ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in signs, covering the fol- sale of the aforedescri- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- lowing real property pur- bed real property will be 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, ported to be located in made without warranty Signature/by: James H. Shane ty. bank official check (credit Tooele County at 451 as to title, possession, or Woodall, Trustee R- The current beneficiary union official checks are Antelope Avenue, encumbrances. Bidders 124496 Bergen of the trust deed is not accepted) or U.S. Tooele, UT 84074 (the must be prepared to ten- (Published in the Tran- Chase Home Finance, Postal money order pay- undersigned disclaims li- der $5,000.00 in certified script Bulletin January *Each office independently owned and operated. LLC, successor by merg- 840- 0344 (cell) Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. able to Lundberg & As- ability for any error in the funds at the sale and the 24, 31 & February 7, er to Chase Manhattan sociates. If wire transfer address), and more par- balance of the purchase 2006) 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main Mortgage Corporation, is used, an additional ticularly described as: price in certified funds by and the record owners of $10.00 must be remitted Lot 5, LAKEVIEW TUESDAY February 7, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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 Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous NOTICE OF TRUST- current beneficiary of the conveyed to and now conveyed by MICHAEL Deadline for public no- Copies of the Permit to building will not have any cated on the north West copy of said answer with- EE’S SALE Trust Deed as of the held by it under said L. CHURCH and MARY tices is 4 p.m. the day Operate a Waste Tire plumbing. Sealed Bids corner of West Street in thirty (30) days after APN: 10-028-0-0111 date of this notice is: Deed of Trust in the L. CHURCH, as Trustor, prior to publication. Storage Facility and re- will be accepted at and Cherry from A-10 to service of this summons Trust No. 1076799-07 U.S. Bank, N.A., As property situated in said to First Community In- Public notices submit- lated documents can be Grantsville City Hall, 429 R1-12 designation. upon you. Ref: Kendall D Redmond Trustee, Successor By County and State descri- dustrial Bank, as Benefi- ted past the deadline viewed on the Internet at E. Main Street, Grants- Ordinance 2005-25. If you fail so to do, judg- TRA: Loan No. Merger To Firstar Bank, bed as: LOT 57, THE ciary and as Trustee. will not be accepted. www.hazardouswaste.ut ville, UT 84029 until This Ordinance is for the ment by default will be 99848608. IMPORTANT N.A. Successor In Inter- COTTAGE AT COUN- FIRST COMMUNITY UPAXLP ah.gov and are available February 10th, 2006 at purpose of amending the taken against you for the NOTICE TO PROPERTY est To Firstar Bank Mil- TRY CROSSING BANK, a Branch of First for public review during 5:00 p.m. Bid will be Land Use Development relief demanded in said OWNER: YOU ARE IN waukee, N.A., as trustee NEIGHBORHOOD, State Bank N. M., is the ANNOUNCEMENT OF normal business hours at awarded February 15th and Management Code Complaint, which has DEFAULT UNDER A for Salomon Brothers PHASE A, PLAT 1 SUB- successor to First Com- APPOINTMENT AND the following location. at Grantsville City Coun- of Grantsville City, Utah been filed with the clerk DEED OF TRUST, DAT- Mortgage Securities VII, DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- munity Industrial Bank. NOTICE TO CRED- Tooele County Health cil meeting. Any ques- as recommended by of said Court. ED September 30, 1999. Inc. Floating Rate Mort- SION, A SUBDIVISION W. Jeffery Fillmore, a ITORS Department tions may be directed to Planning Commission by This is an action to quiet UNLESS YOU TAKE gage Pass-Through cer- OF TOOELE COUNTY, member of the Utah Estate of ORLINDA PA- 151 North Main Street Wendy Palmer, Grants- amending Chapter 7. title to the following de- ACTION TO PROTECT tificates series 1999- ACCORDING TO THE State Bar, has been ap- CHECO CORDOVA, De- Tooele, Utah ville City Recorder, 435- Ordinance 2006-01. scribed real property and YOUR PROPERTY, IT NC5. The record owner OFFICIAL PLAT pointed Successor Trust- ceased Utah Division of Solid 884-3411. This Ordinance is for the thereby declare that any MAY BE SOLD AT A of the property as of the THEREOF, RECORDED ee of the Deed of Trust. Probate No. 053300088 and Hazardous Waste Wendy Palmer purpose of adopting the and all opposing rights, PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU recording of the Notice of IN THE OFFICE OF THE The Deed of Trust was ALEX PACHECO, whose 288 North 1460 West, City Recorder Water and Wastewater titles, or interest held by NEED AN EXPLANA- Default is/are: Kendall D COUNTY RECORDER recorded on May 1, 2002 address is 30 Bench- 4th Floor (Published in the Tran- Capital Facility Planning. the defendants be re- TION OF THIS PRO- & Sarah Beth Redmond, OF TOOELE COUNTY, as Entry No. 180812 in mark Village, Tooele, Salt Lake City, Utah script Bulletin January Resolution 2006-01 - moved as clouds on CEEDING, YOU Joint Tenants. Dated: UTAH. The street ad- Book 753 at Page 37 of Utah 84074 has been Written comments will be 31, February 2, 7 & 9, This Resolution is for plaintiff's title: SHOULD CONTACT A January 18, 2006. dress and other common the Official Records of appointed Personal Rep- accepted if received by 2006) adopting the Parameter All of Lot 10, Country LAWYER. On February Law offices Of Woodall designation of the real the County Recorder of resentative of the above- 5:00 PM on March 6, resolution for the Munici- Club Subdivision #2, 21, 2006, at 4:30pm, & Wassermann 10653 property described Tooele County, Utah. entitled estate. Creditors 2006 and should be sub- NOTICE OF PETITION pal Building authority and Stansbury Park, 0.24 James H. Woodall, as River Front Parkway, above is purported to be: The property subject to of the estate are hereby mitted to: AND HEARING Grantsville to bond up to Acres. duly appointed Trustee Suite 290 South Jordan 5540 NORTH ARD- the Deed of Trust is situ- notified to: (1) deliver or Dennis R. Downs, Exec- Case: 063300010 EF $2,000,000 for the Con- Parcel: 08-026-0-0010 under a Deed of Trust re- Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 ENNES WAY, STANS- ated in Tooele County, mail their written claims utive Director IN THE MATTER OF struction of a new fire DATED this 26th day of corded October 19, (800)245-1886 (Hotline) BURY PARK, UTAH Utah and more particu- to the Personal Repre- Utah Solid and Hazard- THE ESTATE OF MAC- station. February, 2006. 1999, as Instrument No. Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 84074. The undersigned larly described as fol- sentative at the address ous Waste Control Board EDONIA LLEWELLYN, Resolution 2006-2. The Douglas Hogan, Attor- 138823, in Book 0593, P.M. Signature/by: Trustee disclaims any li- lows: above; (2) deliver or mail Department of Environ- Decendent. purpose of this Resolu- ney for Plaintiff Page 0763, of the Official James H. Woodall, ability for any incorrect- LOT 5, WESTLAND MO- their written claims to the mental Quality 3RD DISTRICT COURT- tion is to amend the (Published in the Tran- Records in the office at Trustee R-124988 ness of the street ad- BIL ESTATES, #1, A Personal Representa- P.O. Box 144880 TOOELE Grantsville City Water script Bulletin February the County Recorder of (Published in the Tran- dress and other common SUBDIVISION OF tive’s attorney of record, Salt Lake City, Utah TOOELE COUNTY, and Wastewater impact 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2006) Tooele County, State of script Bulletin January designation, if any, TOOELE CITY, AC- Ralph R. Tate, at the fol- 84114-4880 STATE OF UTAH fees. Utah, executed by Ken- 24, 31 & February 7, shown herein. Said sale CORDING TO THE OF- lowing address: 4625 Comments can also be Notice is hereby given A complete copy of the TOOELE COUNTY dall D. Redmond and 2006) will be made without cov- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF South 2300 East, Suite sent by electronic mail that on January 31, current amendments and TOURISM TAX Sarah Beth Redmond, enant or warranty, ex- ON FILE AND OF 206, Salt Lake City, UT to: [email protected]. 2006, CHASE HOME FI- the original ordinance/ GRANTS Joint Tenants, will sell at NOTICE OF TRUST- press or implied, regard- RECORD IN THE 84117 or (3) file their and should include the NANCE LLC filed a Peti- resolution is available for CONTACT: Lois McAr- public auction to highest EE’S SALE ing title, possession, con- TOOELE COUNTY RE- written claims with the subject line: Public Com- tion for Order Determin- review at the city offices, thur, Chair bidder, payable in lawful APN: 1305400057 Trust dition, or encumbrances, CORDER’S OFFICE, Clerk of the District Court ment on Miller Motor- ing Heirs. A copy of the 429 E. Main, Grantsville, (435)882-1179 money of the United No. 05-2949-UT Loan including fees, charges, COUNTY OF TOOELE, of Tooele County, State sports Park. Attach- petition is on file with the UT 84029, Monday or States at the time of No. 9338399 Ref: JA- and expenses of the STATE OF UTAH. of Utah, or otherwise ments should be submit- clerk of the court and through Friday-9: 00 a.m. Cheryl Adams, Commis- sale. Successful bidders SON MARSHALL IM- Trustee and of the trusts Together with all im- present their claims as ted as ASCII (text) files may be reviewed upon until 4:00 p.m. sion office must tender a deposit of PORTANT NOTICE TO created by said Deed of provements, fixtures, required by Utah law or in pdf format. All com- request. The petition has Wendy Palmer (435)843-3150 $5,000 in certified funds PROPERTY OWNER Trust, to pay the remain- easements, rights, ap- within three months after ments must be received been set for hearing in City Recorder Organizations in Tooele to the trustee at the time You are in default under ing principle sums of the purtenances, rents, roy- the date of the first publi- by 5:00 PM on March 6, this court at the TOOELE (Published in the Tran- County wishing to be of sale, with the balance a deed of trust dated note(s) secured by said alties, mineral, oil and cation of this notice or be 2006. COUNTY COURT- script Bulletin February considered for a 2006 due by noon the follow- SEPTEMBER 21, 2001. Deed of Trust. The cur- gas rights and profits, forever barred. In compliance with the HOUSE, 47 SOUTH 7, 2006) Tooele County Tourism ing business day, at the Unless you take action to rent beneficiary of the water rights and stock. DATED this 19th day of Americans with Disabili- MAIN, TOOELE, UTAH, Tax Grant should get an office of the Trustee. At protect your property, it Trust Deed as of the The current beneficiary January, 2006. ties Act, individuals with on March 20, 2006 at SUMMONS application from the the West main entrance, may be sold at a public date of this notice is of the Deed of Trust is ALEX PACHECO special needs (including 1:15 o’clock pm in Room IN THE THIRD JUDI- County Commission of- North steps to the Tooele sale. If you need an ex- WELLS FARGO HOME FIRST COMMUNITY Personal Representa- auxiliary communicative 321 before Judge RAN- CIAL DISTRICT COURT fice at the County Court- County District Court, 47 planation of this proceed- MORTGAGE, INC. NKA BANK and the record tive aids and services) DALL N. SKANCHY. TOOELE COUNTY, house 47 South Main S. Main Tooele Utah all ing, you should contact a WELLS FARGO BANK, owner of the property as Ralph R. Tate, Jr. should contact the Office Dated: February 02, STATE OF UTAH Room 208. Applications right, title and interest Lawyer. On FEBRUARY N.A. The record owner of of the recording of the Attorney for Personal of Human Resource 2006 Civil No. 060300102 must be returned to the conveyed to and now 28, 2006, at 4:30 P.M., the property as of the re- Notice of Default was MI- Representative Management at 536- Julie Kroff Judge Randall N. Skan- Commission office by held by it under said James H. Woodall, as cording of the Notice of CHAEL L. CHURCH and 4625 South 2300 East 4414. Deputy Clerk chy 5:00pm March 3rd. Deed of Trust in the duly appointed Trustee Default is/are JASON MARY L. CHURCH. The #206 For further information, MATTHEW J. BALL MARLENE THOMAS, The application form in- property situated in said under a Deed of Trust re- MARSHALL. Dated: Deed of Trust encum- Salt Lake City, UT contact Wade Hansen or RONALD G RUSSELL Plaintiff, vs. cludes a letter detailing County and State descri- corded SEPTEMBER 28, JANUARY 23, 2006 bers real property in 84117 Ralph Bohn of the Divi- 185 S STATE ST STE ELVA JOY SHER- what kinds of projects bed as: All of Lot 111, 2001, as Instrument No. James H. Woodall Tooele County, Utah with (801)424-1520 sion of Solid and Hazard- 1300 ROUSE; and organizations are eli- Tooele Highlands Subdi- 169682 in book 706 at 10653 River Front Park- a purported address of (Published in the Tran- ous Waste at (801) 538- SALT LAKE CITY, UT The Estate of ARTHUR gible to apply, instruc- vision of Tooele City, ac- page 277, of the official way, Ste 290 South Jor- 1397 American Way, script Bulletin January 6170 or TDD 536-4414. 84111 DAVID SHERROUSE, tions for how to submit cording to the official plat records in the office of dan, Utah 84095 (801) Tooele, Utah 84074. 24, 31 & February 7, (Published in the Tran- (Attorney) SR., deceased; JOHN an application and a de- thereof recorded in the the County recorder of 254-9450 Hours: 9:00 The Trustee’s sale will 2006) script Bulletin February In compliance with the DOES 1 through 10; scription of the criteria office of the county re- TOOELE County, State am - 5:00 pm. James be made without cove- 7, 2006) Americans with Disabili- DRAFT PERMIT TO OP- JANE DOES 1 through and the process the Ad- corder of said county. of Utah executed by JA- H. Woodall, TRUSTEE nant or warranty, ex- ties Act, individuals ERATE A WASTE TIRE 10; and all other per- visory Committee uses. The street address and SON MARSHALL, A TAC: 735952U press or implied, regard- GRANTSVILLE CITY needing special accom- STORAGE FACILITY sons unknown, claim- The Tooele County Tour- other common designa- MARRIED PERSON, (Published in the Tran- ing title, possession or CORPORATION IS AC- modations (including The Executive Secretary ing any right, title, in- ism Tax grant program tion of the real property WILL SELL AT PUBLIC script Bulletin January encumbrances. CEPTING BIDS FOR auxiliary communicative of the Utah Solid and terest, or estate in, or distributes revenues gen- described above is pur- AUCTION TO HIGHEST 31, February 7 & 14, THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF A aids and services) during Hazardous Waste Con- lien upon the real prop- erated from taxes levied ported to be: 215 South BIDDER, PAYABLE IN 2006) THIS NOTICE IS TO STORAGE BUILDING this proceeding should trol Board is proposing to erty described in the on the restaurant and ho- Broadway Street Tooele LAWFUL MONEY OF COLLECT A DEBT AND BEHIND CITY HALL call Julie Kroff at 435- issue a Permit to Oper- complaint adverse to tel/motel sales in Tooele Ut 84074. Estimated To- THE UNITED STATES NOTICE OF TRUST- ANY INFORMATION 429 EAST MAIN, 843-4713 at least three ate a Waste Tire Storage plaintiffs’ ownership, County. It is the task of tal Debt as of February AT THE TIME OF SALE. EE’S SALE OBTAINED MAY BE GRANTSVILLE UT working days prior to the Facility at Miller Motor- or any cloud on plain- this committee to make 21, 2006 is $84,876.11. SUCCESSFUL BID- The real property descri- USED FOR THAT PUR- 84029 proceeding. The general sports Park, Utah, LLC. tiffs’ title thereto. recommendations as to The undersigned Trustee DERS MUST TENDER A bed below and situated POSE. Storage facility is to be information phone num- A Waste Tire Storage Defendants. the distribution of this disclaims any liability for DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN in Tooele County, Utah DATED: January 27, stick built with stucco sid- ber is (435)843-3210. Facility is needed by the THE STATE OF UTAH money to the County any incorrectness of the CERTIFIED FUNDS TO will be sold at public auc- 2006. ing. Building is to be 25 (Published in the Tran- Miller Motorsports Park TO THE ABOVE- Commission. Since it’s street address and other THE TRUSTEE AT THE tion to the highest bidder, TRUSTEE feet by 30 feet. Interior 2 script Bulletin February as part of the basic safe- NAMED DEFENDANTS: inception, the program common designation, if TIME OF SALE, WITH payable in lawful money W. JEFFERY FILL- X4 walls to be 8’ high, 7, 14 & 21, 2006) ty system. The tires are You are hereby sum- has benefited the com- any, shown herein. Said THE BALANCE DUE BY of the United States at MORE 4/12 pitch shingled roof. placed in a way that moned and required to munities of Tooele Coun- sale will be made without NOON THE FOLLOW- the time of sale, on Feb- Callister Nebeker & Monolithic pour w/ plastic PUBLIC NOTICE structures are created to file with the clerk of the ty and the tourism indus- covenant or warranty, ING BUSINESS DAY, ruary 28, 2006 at the McCullough barrier under footings Grantsville City Council cushion any impact by above entitled court, 47 try, which is the statutory express or implied, re- AT THE OFFICE OF front entrance of the 10 East South Temple, and floor. Floor to be on- has adopted the follow- racing vehicles. The use South Main Street, beneficiary of the tax. garding title, possession, THE TRUSTEE AT THE Tooele County Court- Suite 900 ly a cement finish Me- ing Ordinances and Res- of the waste tires consti- Tooele, Utah 84074, an (Published in the Tran- condition or encumbran- WEST MAIN EN- house, 47 South Main Salt Lake City, UT chanical and electrical is olutions: tutes storage and re- answer in writing to the script Bulletin February ces, including fees, TRANCE, NORTH Street, Tooele, Utah 84133 required lighting and cli- Ordinance 2005-24. This quires a permit. Complaint in the above 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23 & charges and expenses of STEPS OF THE 84074, at the hour of (801) 530-7300 mate control. R-13 insu- Ordinance is for the pur- The public comment pe- entitled case, and to 28, 2006) the Trustee and of the TOOELE COUNTY DIS- 12:00 o’clock noon. The Office Hours 8:30 a.m. lation on interior walls pose of amending the of- riod for the Permit to Op- serve upon or mail to L. trusts created by said TRICT COURT, 47 sale is for the purpose of to 5:00 p.m. and ceiling with sheet ficial zoning map and the erate a Waste Tire Stor- DOUGLAS HOGAN, Deed of Trust, to pay the SOUTH MAIN STREET, foreclosing a Deed of (Published in the Tran- rock and painted white. Land Use Development age Facility will begin on plaintiff’ attorney, 86 remaining principal sums TOOELE, UTAH, all Trust (the “Deed of script Bulletin January Building is to have two and Management Code February 7, 2006, and South Main Street, of the note(s) secured by right, title and interest Trust”) dated April 26, 31, February 7 & 14, steel solid core doors of Grantsville City, Utah Tooele, Utah, 84074, a said Deed of Trust. The 2002 and granted and 2006) ends March 6, 2006. with security locks. This by rezoning property lo-

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“I was always doing something with pencil and paper,” said Lawrence, who aside from a six- month course from Peterson’s Art Center in Salt Lake City four years ago has no formal art training. Lawrence likes to use a wet brush for a loose, impressionistic style, said Tanner. Although she does not live on a farm, Lawrence does live in Grantsville, where some of her favorite subjects, horses and cattle, are easy to find. An amusing piece, “Moo” is not much larger than a postcard, but the originality in the facial expression of its subject, a Hereford cow, and unexpected color used in shading make it a delightful piece. Lawrence said she is most interested in paintings with a western theme, or featuring women. But her painting of the Victorian Johnson home in Grantsville garnered a win in the Tooele County Fair and a rib- bon from the Utah State Fair. While she has dabbled in other mediums, she said watercolor is far and away her favorite. “I love watercolor,” she said. “I love the feel of the watercolor brush in my hand. It is liquid and fluid, yet you can build on color.” Lawrence adds, “It’s not an easy medium.” But when she is painting “It’s like pure meditation for me, kind of a Zen thing. Time just flies by. It’s relaxing and fun and one of my most favorite things to do.” She also sells print of her work at courtesy of the artists Dave’s Drug, but she said she wants Dave Larson has painted scenes from locations around the state. His watercolors feature loose strokes that convey a strong mood and emotional appeal (above, left). Christene to sell the original artwork, because Lawrence finds herself captivated with Western themes and women in her watercolors. In “Western Elegance” (above, right) she combines both passions. she will paint more. An air traffic controller, Larson’s half years ago, upon the urging of co- cal work so important in his career a nice feel for color, but Larson said of local artists, Tanner said m-e style “I feel like it is a gift I have been experiences with art included a workers he signed up for his first art can be seen in his artwork with a “for me it’s just throwing paint on a gallery also offers classes for chil- given, and I should be able to give it background in drafting and doodling class at Peterson Art Center. well-developed sense of perspective tray and seeing what happens.’ dren ages 5-15. The classes focus on back,” she says on his papers at work. Two and one The attention to detail and techni- and good composition, Tanner said. Art is “good therapy,” to relieve art history and application and are Larson said if he could get good the stress of his day job, he says. designed to make art approachable at one thing, he would like it to be “Sometimes it’s hard to get started, to the younger set. portraits. Among his works on dis- but once I do, time flies.” Painting Plans are also under way to bring play are two portraits of women in is also “a good excuse to be quiet,” oil classes through the studio, she Don’t Take Chances! a coffee shop and a study of his wife he adds. said. in a black dress. The works display In addition to display the works e-mail: [email protected] Put your TAX forms in our hands and we’ll have a REFUND in yours FAST e file Compare Prices and Save! Refund Anticipation FREE Electronic Filing with every return Loans prepared.* Professional, Fast Friendly Service, Available Guaranteed Support. Drop Offs Welcome. *Qualified federal & Utah State. Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: Tax Specialist 60 S. Main, Ste 103 882-TAXS (8297) courtesy of Mary Anne Bickmore Debbie Karen Ron Jan Lou Mary Anne Bickmore depicts Tooele County businesses in many of her paintings.

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