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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TTeeacheracher inspires inmates and non-traditional students See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN January 3,3, 2012 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 118 NO. 62 50¢ Experts bullish on economy Many expect consumer confidence to continue rising throughout year

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Economists are predicting Utah’s Angela Hill Logan McFarland economy will accelerate its growth in 2012 and local business leaders say Tooele County is ready to grow along with the state. In 2011, the state’s employment Police arrest growth rate of 2.3 percent outpaced a national growth rate of 1 percent, according to an economic summary released by the Governor’s Office of double murder Planning and Budget last month. This year, the GOPB predicts a 2.7 percent increase in employment in Utah will support increased consumer spending and strengthen the state’s eco- case suspects nomic recovery. Tooele County’s unemployment rate for November 2011 was 6.9 percent, Duo who allegedly shot a women in down from 8 percent in November West Wendover may be tied to home Maegan Burr Frank McCown shows testing equipment for the antennae they produce at WB Manufacturing, the industrial arm SEE ECONOMY PAGE A6 ➤ invasion killing in Mount Pleasant of Beehive Broadband, at the Utah Industrial Depot.

by Lisa Christensen STAFF WRITER LATE NIGHT ON THE LAKE A carjacking and shooting in West Wendover, Nev., on Saturday has been traced back to a couple thought to have killed two people in Mount Pleasant. And a joint law enforcement effort resulted in their arrest today. Logan McFarland, a 24-year-old Heber City man, and Angela Hill, a 25-year-old Fairview woman also known as Angela Atwood, were arrested at approximately 1:20 p.m. in a remote area of Elko County, Nev., near Wells, by deputies from the Elko County Sheriff’s Office, according to a press release from the West Wendover Police Department. The arrests were made without incident. McFarland and Hill are suspected of murdering Leroy and Dorotha Ann Fullwood, ages 70 and 69, respectively, as part of a home invasion of the elderly couple’s Mt. Pleasant residence. The Fullwoods’ bodies were found on Saturday, but police believe they were killed Friday night. The couple are also believed to be behind an attempted carjacking in West Wendover on Saturday. At a little before 7 a.m., West Wendover police were notified of a carjacking in progress. At almost the same time, a 35-year-old woman arrived at the West Wendover Police Department with a gunshot wound to the head — the victim of that attempted carjacking, according to Sgt. Dave Wiskerchen of the West Wendover Police Department. “After the shots were fired here in West Wendover and she was able to get away from the attackers, she was able to regain control of her vehicle and come to the police station,” Wiskerchen said. The woman gave officers a brief statement before being transported to a Salt Lake-area hospital, he said. She was originally listed in critical condition, but has since improved. “She’s no longer in critical condition, she’s no longer in the [Intensive Care Unit],” Wiskerchen said. “She’s in stable condition and expected to make a full and complete recovery.” Maegan Burr The West Wendover Police Department, Nevada Highway Patrol, Elko County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. Marshal’s Office were all North Tooele County Firefighter Kirk Arnold (left) and Matt Caldwell (far right) walk with duck hunters Jeff Christensen (second from left) and Clark Allan along involved with the investigation in Nevada, while the Mt. Pleasant the shore of the Great Salt Lake Friday night. Christensen and Allan’s duck boat, which was also carrying two other hunters, was capsized by waves earlier Police Department has been investigating the double homicide. that night, and the duck hunters had to walk back to Saltair in the shallow salty water. The firefighters guided the disoriented hunters back. [email protected] In the service of a town SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:53 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Thursday 7:53 a.m. 5:16 p.m. Departing Grantsville council members Friday 7:53 a.m. 5:17 p.m. Saturday 7:53 a.m. 5:18 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sunday 7:53 a.m. 5:19 p.m. share thoughts on city’s past and future Monday 7:53 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:52 a.m. 5:21 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin end of last year. After eight years Wednesday 1:40 p.m. 3:44 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High;by 8-10 Lisa Christensen on the city council, and two before Thursday 2:23 p.m. 4:41 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme that on the Grantsville Planning and Friday 3:11 p.m. 5:36 a.m. STAFF WRITER Saturday 4:06 p.m. 6:27 a.m. ALMANAC Zoning Commission, Castagno said Sunday 5:07 p.m. 7:14 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Jan. 2.With 12 years combined on he felt a decade in public service Mostly sunny and Partly sunny with a Intervals of clouds and Monday 6:11 p.m. 7:55 a.m. Sunshine Partly sunny Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 7:18 p.m. 8:32 a.m. cooler snow shower possible sunshine the Grantsville City Council, Todd was long enough and wanted to give High/Low past week Castagno 60/19 and Tom Tripp know a someone else a chance to serve. Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 38/22 50 30 52 29 42 23 38 22 39 24 40 23 42 23 Average temp past week thing or two 37.2 about what makes the “It’s been an educational expe- NormalMaegan average Burr temp past week 30.2 town go. Now, however, that experi- rience. It’s been a neat, rewarding Maegan Burr TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 9 Jan 16 Jan 23 Jan 30 Former Grantsville City Council member, Tom Tripp poses for a ence is gone, with both men having experience,” he said. “It’s time for a Shown is Wednesday’s photo on Dec. 22 at Grantsville City Hall. Tripp said serving on60 left office at the start of the year. Former Grantsville City Council member Todd Castagno talks about his time on the Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 53 52 Wednesday night’s lows and the council gave him a different understanding of city45 govern- Castagno42 42 declined to run again city council Thursday at his office in Grantsville. Castagno believes continued growth AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 41 Wednesday’s highs. ment. after his second term expired at the SEE SERVICE PAGE A5 ➤ is going to be an issue facing future Grantsville council members. 38 39 UTAH WEATHER 19 24 24 19 23 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD B4 Grouse 42/16 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 43/20 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B6 46/18 46/25 48/27 49/30 0.34 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good Soaring Eagles fly Feral cat problem 46/32 49/30 Erda 0.10 0.10 past Buffaloes in worsens for the OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 50/30 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 36/11 50/30 48/29 0.00 0.00 0.00 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 48/30 Bauer Good Tooele winter 50/30 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A8 49/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 50/30 50/20 44/22 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) See A8 See A3 Price complete 49/29 49/23 Good 18.0 Nephi forecast Rush Valley 53/32 51/29 Ophir on A7 47/29 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 53/36 52/31 0.0 0.0 Green River Last Month Season 49/21 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 50/28 55/34 Moab 49/20 SNOWPACK Hanksville 52/28 Beaver 43/16 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 57/28 Ibapah 51/30 54/26 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 3.4 3.9 1.6 St. George 54/22 51/29 Average 10.3 5.7 4.2 59/36 Kanab 59/30 Eureka Percent of average 33% 68% 38% 49/31 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2012 THS band scores wins at Holiday Bowl

by Emma Penrod “The kids worked really hard,” STAFF WRITER THS band director Marilyn Syra said. “I’m hoping the kids learned Months of practicing, fund- a lot from it and [realized] how raising and sacrificing paid off much pride they really have in last week, when the Tooele High what they do. I know I’m proud.” School Marching Band returned The band participated in two home from the Holiday Bowl competitions associated with the in San Diego with over a dozen Holiday Bowl. For the first, an awards, including two for first optional field marching compe- place in field and street march- tition, the band performed its ing. Latin-themed “Picante” field show. In addition to the first place win in their division for CORRECTIONS bands with less than 60 members, the band also won categori- The Transcript-Bulletin is committed cal awards for best drum major, to accurate reporting. To submit a music, marching, percussion and correction or clarification request, general effect. please contact Editor Jeff Barrus at The band also won first place 882-0050 Ext. 120, or via email at in their division at a street march- courtesy of Jim Walter [email protected]. ing competition at the Port of San Diego Big Bay Balloon parade, in The Tooele High School band performs along with other high schools from around the country at the Holiday Bowl halftime show last Wednesday. Over 1,200 band addition to categorical awards in members from high schools across the country participated in the halftime show. BUSINESS BRIEFS that competition for best drum major, color guard, marching, before embarking to San Diego The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes percussion and general effect. for the Holiday Bowl. As win- news items from the local business community of 150 words or While there, the band also ter encroached, weather became less. Businesses can send news appeared alongside an estimat- a concern, and some normally of awards, promotions, internal ed 1,200 other high school band outdoor rehearsals had to be milestones, new business ven- members in a combined Holiday converted to “mirco-marching” tures, new hires, relocations, part- Bowl half time show. THS was in the gym, according to Syra. nerships, major transactions and the only school from Utah that Nonetheless, weather condi- other items to Jeff Barrus via e- participated in the event. tions generally proved favorable mail at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. Band members learned they for the band. com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, had won the competitions at a “The weather was with us,” or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, banquet at Sea World, according Syra said. “Doing the Christmas Tooele, UT 84074. to Syra. parade helped us practice the “They were loud [when the street marching, even though it announcement was made],” Syra was more like ice skating. It truly said. “It was just fun — a big, was a miracle year.” giant cheer. It was great.” Community support was also Sell Your When the band returned from essential to the band’s success, California on Friday evening, and Syra said so many individu- Product to Over members’ friends and family met als and businesses contributed 27,000 Readers the busses at the high school to fundraising efforts that she with signs and cake to celebrate couldn’t name everyone who the victory. helped. The band practiced before courtesy of Jim Walter “A giant thank you to every- school every morning, and held body,” Syra said. “Thank you, occasional afternoon practices The Tooele High School band marches in the Holiday Bowl parade Wednesday. The band won awards in the Port of San Tooele.” Diego Big Bay Balloon parade competition for best drum major, color guard, marching, percussion, general effect and best Call Keith or Angie as well, for nearly seven months [email protected] overall band. at 882.0050 to place an ad. Phony Tooele businessman sentenced for fraud, drugs �� by Lisa Christensen in July. Neither were covered by to the court and said he had Freestone, said Hansen had five-year sentence Hansen is cur- STAFF WRITER sufficient funds. struggled with a drug problem, expressed sufficient remorse rently serving from that proba- �� The drug charge was filed in which had been a significant fac- for the five sentences to be run tion violation. Hansen was also �� A man who purported to be October after Hansen’s parole tor in the string of crimes. Prison concurrent — a stipulation of sentenced to 81 days in prison the owner of a local business- officer, who had been assigned would give him the opportunity Hansen’s plea agreement. for the misdemeanor DUI, for �� centered website will spend the to Hansen after a charge in Utah to get help for that problem, he “He’s adequately expressed which he was given credit for next several years behind bars County in 2010, visited Hansen’s said, and he was grateful for that remorse and has explained that time served. Hansen will also �� for fraudulent activities and drug Tooele residence and found prospect. these crimes, which are numer- have to pay a total of $46,376.45 �� charges. drugs on his person and in the “Obviously I have a severe ous, were drug related,” he said. in restitution to the various vic- �� Tyler Hansen, 34, was sen- home. problem with lying and drugs,” “He’s looking forward to getting tims of the crimes, as well as any �� tenced this morning in 3rd One of the charges for com- he said. “I’m just grateful it wasn’t help with that.” other restitution that might be �� District Court for five third- munications fraud was filed in worse, that I didn’t kill some- Judge Robert Adkins sen- uncovered. �� degree felony cases and one mis- October, while the other fol- one or myself, or do something I tenced Hansen to five counts of [email protected] �� demeanor charge, to which he lowed in November. 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TUESDAY January 3, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 State Farm agency passes from father to son

by Tim Gillie at Mike’s side helping him build STAFF WRITER the business, working part-time while remaining a stay-at-home After 30 years of working in mother. the insurance industry in Tooele, Jolynn recalls an incident six Mike Gubler is stepping down as months ago when she was called a State Farm insurance agent, and on to retrieve personal belongings in a move that is rare among State from a bloody wrecked vehicle for Farm agents, Gubler’s son Alan a client who lost his wife in the will take over the agency. accident. “I have enjoyed the work,” said “The job can be very emotion- Mike Gubler. “I am very thankful ally draining,” said Jolynn. “As a to the many loyal clients that have State Farm agent, you are with become my friends.” your clients at some very trag- Mike grew his business from ic times, including the death of the ground up, starting in 1982 a loved one or the loss of their with no clients. Today his agency home.” is one of the largest State Farm Mike recalls a windstorm that agencies in Utah with over 6,000 hit Tooele County in January 2007 policies currently on record. that left him handling over 150 Mike, 55, is originally from claims at one time. As a repre- Smithfield. He attended Utah sentative of State Farm, Mike has State University where he met his always complied with the compa- wife, Jolynn, a Tooele native. After ny’s regulations, although at times graduation from USU in 1980 it has meant telling a prospective with a bachelor’s degree in busi- a customer that they don’t qualify ness administration, Mike moved for State Farm insurance or a cur- to Tooele to sell advertising for rent client that they are being can- the Transcript-Bulletin before he celed because of too many claims. jumped to insurance after trying However, Mike has some clients to sell an ad to a State Farm agent. that have been with him since he Mike had sold insurance previ- started and have become lifelong ously for Occidental Insurance in friends.The biggest change in the Smithfield and a family friend was insurance agency over the last 30 a State Farm agent. years has been the advent of tech- “I started the agency from nology, according to Jolynn. scratch,” said Gubler. There was “When I started we used cal- Maegan Burr anther State farm agent in Tooele culators and hand wrote quotes,” Alan and Mike Gubler stand in their State Farm Office Tuesday morning in Tooele. Mike is retiring from the insurance business, leaving his son Alan in charge. at the time, but Mike opened up said Jolynn. “Now that is all done his own office and started calling by computer.” possible, Jolynn said. was ultimately selected by State father’s agency. cy, later this year a new State on potential new clients. The entry of online insurance “We also had a desire to have Farm as the best candidate for The younger Gubler had to pass Farm agent will open an office in Mike said the job has been a companies into the field of insur- our son take over the business,” the job.” state and federal exams on insur- Stansbury Park. State Farm will high-risk venture from the start. ance has increased competition, said Mike. Alan, 29, who graduated from ance, securities, and mortgages to split the clients between the two “State Farm pays agents by com- but State Farm has been doing well But Alan’s succession was not as USU with a bachelor’s degree in become a licensed staff agent with agencies. mission and everything to operate because of the personal service simple as handing over the keys to business administration in 2007, State Farm. “I enjoy working with clients the office comes out of that com- offered by local agents, according the office. worked for a short time for Costco Alan is the first son to take over and helping them,” said Alan. “I mission,” he said. to Jolynn. “The policies belong to State before he started selling insurance his father’s State Farm business in plan on providing good service to Jolynn, who graduated from It was always the couple’s plan Farm and they chose who takes for New York Life in Orem for two Utah in at least the last 25 years, our existing clients and look for- USU with a bachelor’s degree in to retire after 30 years, and they over,” said Mike. “Alan had to go years. He moved to Tooele two according to Mike. ward to growing the business.” office administration, has been saved and invested to make that through an interview process and years ago to start working in his Alan won’t get the entire agen- [email protected] Volunteers hope to reduce feral cat population

by Emma Penrod behind.” Utah at (866)738-7349, or call could provide a permanent STAFF WRITER Those animals, once freed, Jennifer Campbell at (602)697- home for ferals in exchange for meet up with other strays and 4555. Campbell is also looking mouse control. It’s an unseen problem, but a add to the feral population. for additional individuals who [email protected] problem nonetheless. But sometimes, the animal Though Tooele County’s feral doesn’t have to be freed to add cat population is a known local to the problem. problem, it can be difficult to “People think their yards are quantify exactly how many of bulletproof,” said Marci Wicks, the cats call the valley home, director of Tooele Animal according to Jennifer Campbell, Outreach, an animal rescue orga- a Grantsville resident and local nization. “But I have so many volunteer who monitors some of stories of someone’s pet getting the local feral cat colonies. pregnant by a neighbor’s — and “Usually when you see one then they have to die because cat, there are two others you there aren’t enough homes.” Now Offering don’t see,” Campbell said. Though she has high hopes Substance Abuse Treatment Groups Feral cats aren’t usually as vis- Maegan Burr for implementing a TNR pro- ibly active during the winter, but Perfect Paw Prints volunteer Jennifer Campbell moves a bail of hay in a barn to gram that works with local shel- & Prime for Life DUI Education Classes this year’s warm, dry weather see if there are any cats behind it in Pine Canyon Tuesday morning. Campbell is ters, as those run by No More at an affordable price. Providing affordable group therapy for has lead to some strange behav- part of a trap and neuter program to reduce the feral cat population. Homeless Pets do in Salt Lake, ior, according to Campbell. She Campbell said that the solution individuals struggling with alcohol and drugs. If you or a loved has seen several females in heat find these sources as well. Once pets. to controlling the feral cat popu- one are experiencing problems due to alcohol or drug choices, this winter and said she is con- the domesticated animals begin The high concentration of lation must begin with individ- and you are looking for a solution, YOU JUST FOUND ONE! cerned about the number of kit- associating with the ferals, they feral cats is also linked to anoth- ual’s spaying or neutering their ten that could be born in the can eventually disappear into er unseen problem in Tooele, own pets. Experienced substance abuse counselor offering group sessions coming weeks. Those winter kit- the cat colonies. Dewsnup said. “These are community cats,” for three separate age groups: tens that do survive could end Even though there is a marked “People don’t fix their ani- Campbell said, “so this is a com- Under 18 Adolescents, 18-21 Young Adults, 21+ Adults up at the shelter where, because difference between the feral cats mals,” she said. “[Then] a lot of munity problem.” wild-born cats are difficult to and domesticated cats turned people, when they move, think Those looking for assistance Please call 435.731.0055 for more information. tame, they will be put down. The feral, Dewsnup said, it can be their animals can just fend for with a feral cat colony can con- cost of catching, housing and difficult to re-tame the runaway themselves, and they leave them tact No More Homeless Pets in There is Help, there is Hope, there is a Solution. euthanizing those animals will fall on the taxpayer’s shoulders. “It’s a huge cost to the community,” Campbell said. But Campbell, who with a few other local volunteers who has been attempting to control the county’s feral population through a method referred to as TNR, or trap, neuter and return, said she is hopeful that future generations of feral kittens will be reduced this coming spring. Over the past year, Campbell said she has neutered over 300 feral cats, and she is aware of volunteers who have about 1,000 others. Once neutered and vac- cinated, the captured cats are then turned loose on farms or ranches, where they help keep mice at bay. Since the average feral cat has a life span of only three to five years, Campbell said the local population should eventually begin to decrease to a more manageable size with continuing TNR efforts. The Tooele City Animal Shelter doesn’t usually get an influx of feral cats until the spring and fall, when kittens are born. The shelter hasn’t seen as many ferals since the weather cooled, but that doesn’t mean the problem has abated, according to Tooele It’s nice to have Animal Shelter manager Tawny Dewsnup. great emergency Although the shelter has little to do with the colonies, care close by. Dewsnup said she is concerned by the number of well-inten- tioned locals who will feed LDS Hospital ferals, fearing the cats will starve otherwise. But the feral colonies emergency caregivers, close by in the Avenues, open 24/7. aren’t the only cat populations Board-certified that learn where to expect food, Not all of life’s poor decisions require an emergency room, but we’re here for those that do. (801) 408 -1100 � LDSHospital.org and domesticated cats often

Davis County Clipper: 6 col (10.625”) x 7” A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2012

• Editorial Editor Jeff Barrus • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum (435) 882-0050

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Our wish list for 2012 In relative terms, 2011 was not such a bad year. The economy seemed to stabilize after a debilitating recession, and there were plenty of signs of growth to boot. Unemployment retreated from the all-time high levels it hit at the end of 2009. We made progress toward some of the items on last year’s wish list, such as more job creation locally and our high schools competing well in sports in their new region. However, we fell short on others, such as getting our own senate seat out of the redistricting process and moving to non-partisan county elections. This year, the wish list mirrors the times — modestly hopeful. • Low gas prices It’s debatable whether any single factor affects our economy and lifestyle more than gas prices. Right now they’re low — under $3 at many local stations. If they stay low, commuters, which comprise just under half the county’s work- force, end up with more disposable income. Costs likewise drop for everyone from transportation companies to the school district. We’re more mobile, more likely to take driving vacations. • A light footprint from Rocky Mountain Power This might be a pipe dream. A trip up Settlement Canyon this winter can’t help but fill one with foreboding. Wide access roads have been carved across pristine hillsides, groves of Gambel oak have been clear-cut, and giant pads have been gouged out for transmission towers that will span the mouth of the canyon. The access roads are just as ugly on Tooele’s southeast bench — the area thought to have been spared by a deal between Tooele City and RMP. We hope this transmission line won’t blight our beautiful mountains as much as LETTERS TO THE EDITOR has been predicted, but we fear the worst. • Fiscal restraint in government (again) In last year’s wish list, we criticized Tooele County for going on a building LETTERS POLICY spree over the last half of the previous decade. Shortly afterward, the county announced plans to build a new $25 million jail. Perhaps the jail was an abso- Letter of the Month (December) The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- lute necessity, but were all of those projects before it? Right now, when it comes ters to the editor from readers. Letters to holding the line on capital projects, Tooele City remains the example to Give us choices problems. It’s left to the parents to do must be no longer than 250 words, emulate. There are many projects the city should do — a recreation center and I am commenting on Cheryl Dearing’s that — as it should be. There are a lot of civil in tone, written exclusively for the a new police station must be at the top of the list — but we respect the city’s letter “Virtual schools are poor substi- great websites and technology on the web Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by go-slow approach toward building only what it can afford. tutes” (Dec. 6). I would like the public to that help visual learners, which about 60 the writer’s name, address and phone • More walking-biking paths be aware that traditional brick-and-mor- percent of people are. Most colleges offer number. Priority will be given to letters The new Skyline Nature Park is a great start toward developing paths for tar schools do not work for all children. face-to-face and virtual classes, and see that refer to a recent article in the residents to walk, jog or bike on, but we’d like to see more planning in this area. A virtual school is a great alternative for the benefits of having both. According newspaper. All letters may be subject Cities from Midway to Moab to St. George all have great paths that allow people children that need something different. to Webster’s dictionary, a classroom is to editing. to get out an enjoy the natural world without being on a sidewalk or road These schools have to abide by the same “a place where classes meet”. A home or shoulder. Tooele should too. These are not exorbitantly expensive projects, but rules and regulations as a traditional virtual room can be considered a class- Letters written to thank an individual or they do require foresight, both in terms of mapping out routes and setting up school. Parents can be more of a part room where students can receive a good organization should be submitted for funding mechanisms. of their child’s education by being right education. Let’s broaden our choices so “Notes of Appreciation” • Renewed focus on living local by their child while they are learning. A we can choose what’s best for our family Shopping local is a great start, but living local goes beyond that. It means get- virtual school takes less time to teach the and our children. Readers who are interested in writing a ting to know the local arts scene — any production by La Forge Encore Theatre same concepts that are taught in a tradi- longer guest op-ed column on a topic of is a good start — putting your kids in local sports leagues, volunteering in the tional school because the teacher doesn’t Shawnya Wayman general interest should contact Editor community, joining local clubs and organizations, and spending weekends have to deal with discipline and other Erda Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- taking advantage of all the natural beauty the county has to offer. Getting the mation at the top of this page. best of living in a small town requires being connected to friends and neighbors — and putting Salt Lake City out of our minds a little more often. E-mail: [email protected] Theft is no joke and removed a screen from one of our Fax: (435) 882-6123 I have lived in Lake Point for about windows. Now they are messing with my Mail: Letters to the Editor GUEST OPINION seven years now. The community is a family. I don’t understand a person’s belief Tooele Transcript-Bulletin great mix of rural wildlife plus commut- in robbing a few small-change items from P.O. Box 390 ing convenience. Although I realize no anyone, but if you think it’s cool to enter place is safe from crime, I have been my home it becomes a whole new enchi- Blaming the wealthy the recent victim of theft and attempted lada. I am not afraid to use force to pro- LETTER CONTEST increased theft. My ideals of Lake Point tect my family. I hope these fools realize have decreased by the simple act of per- that a quick encounter in the dark could haps a couple of wannabe thieves. These result in their serious demise. This is no Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will is an Obama pastime losers rifled through my wife’s car and joke and I am not threatening, but if I select the best letter of the month and stole some change and sunglasses. She have to defend my home I will. reprint it in the first Open Forum page haze of ugliness hung over childbearing, left the car unlocked so there was an of the following month. The winning President Barack Obama incarcera- open invitation. After further investiga- Tony Gordon letter writer will receive a free one-year Alast month in Osawatomie, tion or lack tion, I found that they had opened a gate Lake Point subscription to the newspaper. The sub- Kan., where he delivered a speech of work effort scription can be transferred or used to as malodorous as an Occupy Wall — all signifi- renew a present subscription. Street encampment and about as cant obstacles GUEST OPINION thoughtful. The president needs to advance- a campaign theme to patch him ment up the over for the next year. He settled income scale. Remembering a good year for humankind on all but blaming the rich for Everyone agrees the ticket trashing the American Dream. ahead in America is education. Income inequality, he said, “gives Children from the bottom fifth ooking back on 2011, we now can demonstrations rid the country of its lie to the promise that’s at the very who get a college degree have only recognize that we lived through hated dictator in January. Then, in heart of America.” a 16 percent chance of staying in Lthe most consequential year since Joel Brinkley October, Tunisia held free and fair elec- How so? The president main- the bottom fifth and a 19 percent the end of World War II. GUEST COLUMNIST tions. tains that with inequality on the chance of making it to the top fifth This was the year when the people An Islamic party won, professing rise, it had already become more and getting excoriated by the most of the world woke up and began taking moderation. Last week it made a pow- difficult in 1980 than at the end of powerful man in the world. hold of their fate. And by several impor- erful and surprising concession that World War II for a child to climb In his speech, President Obama tant measures, the lot of humankind presidential address to the parliament seemed to prove the point. The newly out of poverty into the middle called for a “national mission” to improved. last week, Dmitry Medvedev agreed, elected president, Moncef Marzouki, class. What happened between improve education in the same Sure, you can choose to think about saying: “We should learn to respect invited all Tunisian Jews to return World War II and 1980? For one, breath he inveighed against “lay- Japan’s nuclear crisis, Jerry Sandusky, public opinion and not force our deci- home, saying they are citizens with full we had the advent of the Great ing off good teachers.” Does it America’s gridlocked government or the sions on the public.” rights. Most had fled after the Arab- Society. The fact that the creation ever occur to him that some of the European debt crisis. Perhaps most surprising of all, the Israeli war in 1967. of a liberal dream state coincided, teachers might not be good? The Instead, consider those Egyptian long-somnolent Arab League finally In December, the United States in his view, with the diminution of teachers unions have surely done women, tens of thousands of them, woke up and now seems to hold the pulled its last forces out of Iraq, and advancement might make a more more to hamper upward mobility who angrily demonstrated last week same sentiment. It called for military right now the Iraqi government is facing reflective man stop and think. Not in America than the nation’s most against the military that had abused force to dislodge Muammar Gaddafi possible disintegration. But several aca- our president. loathsome collection of banksters. them. That was inspirational — the first and is now sending observers to end the demic studies show that fewer wars are President Obama implied that We should endeavor to cre- time Egyptian women have stood up slaughter in Syria. being fought right now than at almost some people are poor because ate the conditions for economic for themselves en masse in almost 100 Watching all this, some states are any time in modern history. other people are rich, an assump- growth, transform education years. And the army apologized. acting without specific prompting. Another big surprise came from tion of class antagonism antitheti- fundamentally and champion the That was consonant with the gradual In Havana a few days ago, the Cuban China just a few days ago. Every year cal to the American idea and tenu- bourgeois virtues at every oppor- improvement of women’s lot worldwide. government announced that banks the Chinese people stage thousands of ously connected to the evidence. tunity. But President Obama only A new World Bank study shows that will begin offering home and business demonstrations against the government Consider a concrete example. The wants shiny new wrapping paper more girls are attending school now construction loans — another impor- or businesses for pollution, land theft president’s former top budget for his same old proposals taxes than at any time in history. And in Saudi tant step toward free enterprise in or other personal affronts. But then the official, Peter Orszag, departed on the rich, infrastructure spend- Arabia, the only nation that still forbade this locked-down communist nation. 1,600 residents of a fishing village called the administration to work at ing and regulation. This familiar women to participate in elections, King Throughout the year, the Castro broth- Wukan actually stood up to their gov- Citigroup for upward of $2 million litany is now supposed to be the Abdullah announced that Saudi women ers, reading the winds of change blow- ernment, angry about official corrup- a year. Putting aside the seemli- answer to complex, decades-long could vote — and run for office. ing around the world, have been gradu- tion and the unauthorized sale of their ness and the merits of Orszag’s trends. It’s good to know he takes Everyone knows about the Arab ally freeing their people. farmland to a developer. pay and that of his cohorts on himself so seriously; no one else Spring and the fall of dictators in So too have the rulers of Burma. Land seizures are quite common in Wall Street, how does his paycheck should. Tunisia, Egypt, Libya. We’ve seen that Realizing that the nation will never China, but Wukan’s reaction was not. make it harder for anyone else before, most recently in Eastern Europe prosper without ties to the West, in The people threw the government and to get ahead? Orszag’s income Rich Lowry is editor of the National after the fall of the Soviet Union 20 recent weeks this reclusive state has police out of the town, then erected doesn’t increase out-of-wedlock Review. years ago. But the past year brought released hundreds of political prison- barricades. After weeks of angry pro- us so much more. People are demand- ers and allowed Aung San Suu Kyi, the test, a senior Communist Party officer ing change in Peru, Angola, Bahrain, state’s principal opposition leader, to met with the village’s new leaders and Uganda and many other states. run for office — 20 years after her party offered significant concessions. He With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions And don’t forget Occupy Wall Street. handily won national elections, only to even recognized the new government. expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not The movement has spread across the have the military annul them. Amazing, and for the Chinese, there’s necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. nation and around the world. Some No one knows how far the Cuban or more to come, for sure. question its effectiveness, but its inten- Burmese government will take this, but Happy New Year. Editorial Board tions are clear: It’s time for governments in the spirit of the moment both states to improve the lot of the common are offering encouraging steps. Joel Brinkley, a professor of journalism at Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus people. Tunisia, a small, barely consequential Stanford University, is a Pulitzer Prize- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor That’s what the Russian people are state on Africa’s Mediterranean coast, winning former foreign correspondent demanding right now, and in his final showed the way for the world. Peaceful for the New York Times. A5

TUESDAY January 3, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW Despite changing fashions, confidence always remains beautiful

n elementary school, insults redheads. For many, the pret- Asian countries. Gaps between constant ideas of perfection to — cheesy as it may sound to girls’ attractiveness were tiest girls are those with dark the two front teeth are actu- shoved at us by the media. It — reach our potential, is well Ilimited to simple things like Siera Gomez eyes, hair and skin. ally becoming stylish in some also doesn’t help that we feel worth the effort. “metal mouth” or “four eyes.” Ironically, and sadly, it seems places, including here, with gap- like we have to impress the guys When self-esteem is based CORRESPONDENT Nothing could possibly be that no matter who we are or toothed models such as Dutch around us as well as our fellow on the view of the current high worse than having that cliched what we look like, teenage girls fashion model Laura Stone in female teenagers. We feel like school or media hype, we are “nerd” look. think the prettiest girls are the demand. everywhere we go, people have in for a rocky ride. There will Now, however, us newly teen- than anything else, girls are ones who do not look like them- What true beauty is will opinions on who is hot and who always be those people, and that age girls suddenly face a whole self-conscious about their body selves. If a girl is a little larger always vary depending on the is not. part of ourselves, that will insist new realm of beauty standards. type. or curvier, then she assumes it person and their background. If It is pretty common knowl- that we are never good enough, In high school, obsession with Every girl, including myself, is best to be rail thin. Girls with only we teen girls would realize edge that a confident girl is a physically or otherwise — and body image is everything. would love to be the epitome lovely, curly heads of hair envy that not a single girl is gorgeous beautiful girl. Still, with pres- it will always be tempting to Teenage girls all seem to have of beauty. However, who can those with stick-straight hair. to everyone, and not a single sure pushing in from every believe them. Why is it so hard that one thing (or many things) say exactly what that is? Some Interestingly enough, a good girl is unattractive to everyone. side, becoming self-confident to step back and see ourselves about themselves they cannot think of tall, curvy, blonde, blue- amount of the ideal in beauty Still, that doesn’t stop us from is something easier said than for what we honestly are, and stand. I hate the gap between eyed babes. Girls wear heels, comes with culture. Some wishing that we were whatever done. Insecurity causes prob- what we can accomplish if we my two front teeth, some girls color their hair and get contacts cultures, such as those in cen- we aren’t. After all, the grass lems that range from trivial to trust ourselves to try? It’s about hate their freckles or their skin or wear ridiculous inserts to tral Africa, view women who is always greener on the other crisis level every day. However, time that true beauty takes a tone, and others covet their achieve this ideal image. are overweight as attractive side. in a world where self-esteem stand. friend’s hair color or texture. On the other hand, many tall because this signifies wealth. Being comfortable in your issues abound, and everyone Some girls dislike their braces or girls feel awkward, and many That also holds true with those own skin is ridiculously difficult, wants what everyone else has, Sierra is a junior at Stansbury glasses, and it seems that more blondes want to be brunettes or who have lighter skin in certain and is made ever harder by the gaining confidence enough High School.

of a rural community, he said, but ing more time to spend with his Service each person has a different view of six children and one grandchild. continued from page A1 what that rural community would Castagno said he was sometimes be. In the end, he said, he believes accused of using his position to change.” growth is unavoidable and will be further his business, Willow Creek Tripp, who served one term and more pleasant and productive if Lending, he never felt that he had lost his bid for re-election by 17 city officials, community mem- conflicts of interest. And while he votes, said while he would have bers and developers work together has not given the option a lot of liked to serve another term, he to make the best possible arrange- thought, he said he does not plan feels his time on the city council ment for everyone. has been a good learning experi- “I think everyone wins if you on running for any elected office ence and an opportunity to under- work together. You end up with any time soon. stand better the inner workings of better subdivisions, better prod- Tripp, said he wishes he could city government. uct,” he said. “I think by working have accomplished a few more “It’s been a wonderful opportu- together, you accomplish more things, including continuing to nity. It’s a different understanding than by trying to stop it.” weigh in on neighborhood issues, of city government than I’ve ever Tripp said he believes the but feels his time overall was a had before,” he said. “I’ve been guides are in place to make growth success, and that he did what involved in other public boards beneficial to everyone involved, he came to do — speak for the and councils, but being an elected and that it is vital that the voic- neighborhoods and create more representative has a much differ- es of those who will be affected dialogue between council mem- ent feel to it.” most are heard. That, though, also bers. Nicknamed “The Prince of Now, with their service behind requires that residents be involved Darkness” by fellow council mem- them, both Tripp and Castagno are with the process and participate bers for his propensity for dis- reflecting on their time in office Maegan Burr in meetings. agreeing with council members or and the issues facing Grantsville “I always was happy for input Former Grantsville City Council member Tom Tripp talks about challenges and success stories from his time on the city playing devil’s advocate, Tripp said today. council on Dec. 22 at the Grantsville City Hall. Tripp entered politics in 2002 after being inspired by a housing dispute on from the public,” he said. “Input he hopes the kinds of open discus- Tripp, who dipped his toe into the street he resided on at the time. from residents has changed my the political waters when unsuc- mind before. It’s made me recon- sions in which he was involved cessfully running for the Utah grandfather who served as mayor, different. mercial growth, and in order to sider my position sometimes.” will live on after he leaves. State Legislature in 2002, said he said rapid growth in the previ- Castagno said getting a full-time have commercial growth you have For Castagno, the next chap- “If you don’t have some opposi- decided to run after a frustrating ous decade sometimes caught the mayor into city hall had been in to have population growth to sup- ter of life is a welcome change. tion, sometimes details get over- discussion with the city council town off guard. the works for several years before port it,” he said. While he enjoyed and appreci- looked,” he said. “I’m going to be when a housing developer wanted “We went through quite a growth Marshall won the 2009 election. He has heard many people ated his time on the city council, leaving fairly happy.” to extend the street upon which spurt. There were some challeng- Year by year the mayor’s salary express a desire for a preservation he said, he looks forward to hav- [email protected] Tripp lived to connect to a housing issues there. We learned a lot,” had been creeping up, he said, in ing project. He and his neighbors he said. “You can always look back preparation for making that posi- protested the proposal to the city and see changes that you would tion full-time but avoiding the big council, he said, but the project make or do differently.” budgetary hit that change would went ahead anyway. In 2009, Grantsville’s financial bring if the salary increase came Tooele Transcript-Bulletin “Basically I was told, don’t problems became so severe that all at once. The change in admin- worry about it, you’ll get used to the city council proposed rais- istration was simply the tipping it. I felt the need to protect neigh- ing taxes almost 50 percent. That point in taking the job from part- borhoods so I guess that was my proposal was dropped in the face time to full-time, and that change main motivation in running,” he of widespread public opposition. has been beneficial to the work- said. “It just motivated me to try to Instead, the city instituted deep ings of the city, he said. get the city council’s attention on budget cuts to put it back on firm “I think the election with Mayor �� development issues.” financial footing. Marshall was the dividing line. I In that goal of protecting neigh- “I think the difference was every- think making it a full-time posi- borhoods, Tripp said he felt he one understood they just couldn’t tion and having Brent at City Hall achieved varying degrees of suc- go on spending. That was a transi- has been a good thing,” Castagno December 2011 Winner: cess. tion where Mayor [Brent] Marshall said. “One of my issues or feelings is came in, so you had a full-time Through his decade of being that Grantsville has relatively good mayor that had staff meetings and on the city council and planning Darrell Smith standards,” he said, noting that was coordinating and emphasizing commission, Castagno has worked developers can ask for exemptions being very thrifty with the money, under three mayors. While he was on those standards, and some- and they were able to get by,” Tripp on the planning commission, Long exposure of Christmas tree on Little Mountain from Tooele City Cemetery. times he felt they had been too said. “And I doubt that anybody in Merle Cole held office, and Byron liberal giving those exemptions. “I Grantsville saw any difference in Anderson was elected in 2003, raised the issue often enough that their services. I haven’t heard of the same year Castagno won his I feel like people realized it wasn’t anyone who’s said, ‘Oh, yeah, you bid for city council. Castagno said going to be rubber-stamped, that must have cut the heck out of the the transitions between all three they had to bring value, that they budget.’ I just never saw that.” mayors, who have all had differ- better have something that was Although both Tripp and ent styles of leadership, has been truly meritorious to get an exemp- Castagno credited Marshall’s relatively smooth and uneventful, tion.” full-time presence as a support- in part due to the city’s size. Castagno, who originally ing factor in sorting out the city’s “I think they all did a great became involved with city govern- financial problems, both also said job in what they did,” he said. “I ment in part to continue a family Marshall and the previous mayor, think we’re small enough, though, tradition of public service, includ- Byron Anderson, could not be that the transition between one ing a grandfather who served directly compared because their administration and another is fair- on the city council and a great- roles and circumstances were so ly seamless.” One of the biggest successes for the city recently has been the settlement of the Grantsville-Tooele lawsuit. Castagno and Tripp both said the agreement of the decade- long lawsuit came as a very pleasant surprise, and the resolution has been mutually beneficial. “It was a situation where the discussion started mean and was settled as a settlement,” Tripp said, noting that the settlement has already improved relations between the two cities. “I thought it was a reasonable settlement.” Castagno, who was in city government for almost the duration of the acrimonious lawsuit, said the settlement came as a huge relief. “That was a very good meeting and it was neat to see both sides come together. I didn’t think we would ever reach an agreement,” he said. “That just benefited the county — all the communi- ties. That is a good thing to have behind us.” An issue still to watch for council members, though, is continued growth and the proper handling of expansion. Castagno said he Your photo could be next! believes a catch-22 exists between what amenities people want and what kinds of services a rural com- Submit your photo at: Maegan Burr munity can support. "We want the amenities— a rec www.tooeletranscript.com Former Grantsville City Council member Todd Castagno talks about his time on the city council Thursday at his office in Grantsville. Castagno declined to run center, a swimming pool — but in again in the 2010 city council election after serving two terms. order to fund that we need com- A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2012 OBITUARIES

Valentine Edward Kathleen Wilson her comically dramatic skills as Williams, her father Ross G. Stearns part of local melodrama pro- Williams, and her Stepmother Kathleen Williams Wilson, ductions, and her artist’s touch Naomi Williams. She is sur- 1931-2011 age 65 of Idaho Falls, Idaho, by painting bellows for many vived by her siblings Janet passed away on December 31, years. Williams, Gerald Williams, Valentine Edward Stearns, 2011 after a nearly two-year She was undeterred in her Susan Stephens, and Tim 80, passed away peacefully on battle with cancer. She was determination to finish her Williams; by her children Taylor December 30, 2011 surrounded blessed to be surrounded by her college degree and when her (Jennifer) Wilson, Stephanie by his family. He was born on family at her passing, and had sweetheart passed away she (Darrin) Wray, Cody (Bart) November 6, 1931 in Klamath the opportunity to share pro- took the opportunity, more Wattenbarger, Jessica (Edward) Falls, Oregon to Valentine Floyd found experiences with count- than 30 years in the making, Cather, Heather Thomason, Stern and Ida Mae McNeil. He less family members, friends, to complete her degree in the Adrienne (David) Robinson, was the oldest of four boys. On nurses, doctors and others both Marriage and Family Sciences at and Matthew (Alanna) Wilson; June 4, 1955 he married Fern during her sickness and during BYU. Her education and oppor- and by a rich supply of grand- Wade and they settled in Lake the many earlier years of her tunity to work as part of LDS children, brothers-in-law, sis- Point, Utah in 1958 where they life. Family services further refined ters-in-law, uncles, aunts, cous- raised their family. In 1981, he His strong work ethic was Kath loved to teach, share her ability to lift hearts, and she ins, nieces, nephews, and great met his companion, Marica unmatched, which he sought and build. Each person that focused all of her efforts toward friends. Winters, with whom he spent to instill in his children and all came in contact with her, when She began studying at BYU as building every person she came Funeral services were held the remainder of his life. those around him. they finally and reluctantly a young woman, but her studies in contact with, no matter how on Monday, January 2, 2011 at An honorable man, he served He is survived by his brother parted company with her, left were interrupted by a dashing incidental the contact may be, 11:00 a.m. at the Home Ranch in the United States Army as a Floyd (Geri) Stearns; his seven having been changed for good, young Curt Wilson whom she be it a grocery store clerk or Ward Chapel (2051 S. Emerson sergeant for many years. He is a having been reassured of their chose to marry in the Salt Lake her dearest life-long friend. All Ave.) in Idaho Falls, Ida. children: Madge (Tony) Bowlin, veteran of the Vietnam War and own tremendous worth and City LDS Temple in September knew that they were greatly Kathleen was interred along- Edward “Skeeter” (Kathy) served his country proudly. He goodness. She put her entire of 1965. Her studies were tem- loved and appreciated. side her dear husband in the turned civilian and retired from Stearns, Chester (Pam) Stearns, heart and soul into everything porarily put aside, for about 30 Kathleen was reunited with Shelley Cemetery following the the Tooele Army Depot in 1995 Valorie (Kelly) Johnson, Darla she did, having learned from years, as she put her full energy and preceded in death by funeral services. Condolences where he had worked as a divi- (Richard) Burringo, Jenny good parents the value of hard into raising a large and very her husband Curtis P. Wilson, can be sent to the family at sion chief for over 30 years. (Tom) Vargas, Cindy Anderson; work and service. active family while also honing her mother Luana Johnson www.nalderfuneralhome.com He enjoyed the outdoors and 20 grandchildren, and 27 great loved camping and fishing at grandchildren. Lake Oowah and visiting the Preceded in death by his par- Brett Lancer Redwood Forest with his fam- ents and brothers Chester and ily. He was a passionate animal Donald Stearns. DeWeese lover and spent great time car- He will be greatly missed by ing for any animal that came to many. We love you Grandpa! his door. In loving memory of Brett Funeral Services will be In 1975, he became the Lancer DeWeese a loving hus- owner of the S&W Trailer Court. held on Wednesday, January 4, band, father, and friend met his He dedicated much of his time 2012, 11:00 a.m., at Redwood Heavenly Father on December and effort caring for his ten- Memorial Mortuary Chapel, 27, 2011 in his sleep. His heart ants and all those in need. He 6500 South Redwood Road, was just too big for him to was humanitarian in nature West Jordan with a viewing one continue in this life. Brett is and always put his family first. hour prior. Interment to follow. survived by his beautiful wife Kelly DeWeese, her two sons Trevor Alverson and Isaiah Alverson. Brett’s Father Hugh Louis DeWeese, Mother Bonnie Ricks DeWeese, Brothers Bryan Sinus Infection? Allergies? DeWeese, Braid DeWeese and his three sisters Faye Sanchez, on Wednesday January 4 at 2 Edward James Marguerites Parish. Voice Disorders? Julia Hunter, and Rebekah p.m., the viewing will precede He leaves behind many DeWeese. Funeral Services will the funeral from 12:30 p.m. to Flannery family and friends who will David K. Palmer M.D. take place at Tate Mortuary 1:30 p.m. miss him greatly. Edward James Flannery, A viewing will be held at Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C age 80, passed away from this the Camp Williams Veterans (over 10 years of ears, nose and throat experience) DEATH NOTICE life into the loving arms of his Cemetery, 17111 South Camp Savior and Lord, Jesus Christ Williams Rd., Bluffdale, Utah Ear, Nose & Throat on 27 Dec. 2011. He was born from 11 a.m. — 1 p.m., fol- Head & Neck Surgery Funeral services for John M. the Church 9:30-10:45 prior to in Connecticut, 20 Oct. 1931 lowed by a graveside service Allergy & Sinus Prince who died Jan 1, 2012 will the service. A full obituary will to Michael and Antoinette on January 3, 2012. For more Voice Disorders be held on Friday Jan 6, 2012 at appear in the Thursday Edition Benson Flannery. information and details on 11:00 a.m. at the Tooele Stake of the Transcript Bulletin. For fur- He was a resident of Ed’s life please visit www. Center 253 South 200 East ther information please contact Tooele and a member of St. wingmortuary.com. Call 882-6448 to make an appointment Tooele. A viewing will be held at Tate Mortuary at 435-882-0676. 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele

the Wasatch Front.” consecutive month of increase Economy Sant anticipates that indus- in home sales,” said Sloan. “I continued from page A1 trial growth, new and relocat- think that trend will continue, Smart Business Starts Here ing businesses, will take off although I don’t know when 2010, but higher than the state- first in 2012 with retail growth prices will bottom out and start wide unemployment rate of 6.4 occurring later in the year as to rise again.” percent for November 2011. Job consumer confidence rises. Sloan said he is already han- growth in Tooele County was Jack Bell, Quality Automotive dling more new construction 0.5 percent — showing some Group’s new car inventory projects than he did last year growth but lagging behind the manager, sees a formula for and that December — tradi- state’s job growth rate of 2.5 growth in low interest rates and tionally a poor month for real percent in November 2011. low gas prices. estate — will probably be one Tooele County’s economic “The combination of low of his better months in 2011. development director expects interest rates and low gas prices Grantsville contractor Bart that unemployment through- makes people feel better,” said Hamatake has also seen growth out the county will remain Bell. “And when they feel better, in his business over last year higher than the state’s average they are more likely to buy.” and expects 2012 will be even throughout 2012, partly due Bell said sales in all of his better. to the need for the county to dealership’s new car lines are “From talking to my subcon- absorb around 230 layoffs by up over last year with one line tractors and just from what I defense contractor URS that up 50 percent. He thinks that have heard, I think we will see will start this month as work rise in consumer confidence continued growth in 2012,” at the Deseret Chemical Depot will translate to businesses said Hamatake. “I can’t say that starts to draw to a close. across the county. I have lot of projects lined up “We are working on some “Just look north to the open- right now — people usually wait projects that may come into the ing of Soelberg’s Market in until the end of winter or early county in 2012 to absorb some Stansbury,” said Bell. “There spring to start calling — but the of those losses,” said Cline. “But are shops there ready to be general feeling is good.” we have no commitments at filled and we will see that start Hamatake agrees with Bell this time.” to happen next year.” that gas prices are key to the Tooele City’s economic devel- Homebuilding, which usu- local economy. opment consultant Randy Sant ally leads the economy during ‘When gas prices shot is optimistic that the growth in a recovery, remained stabile through the roof everybody Utah’s economy will be felt in statewide in 2011 but is expect- kind of felt it and were scared, Tooele County. ed to increase in 2012, accord- and as a result things slowed “Tooele is very well poised as ing to the GOPB report. Local way down,” said Hamatake. retail and industrial developers contractors and real estate “Now that gas prices have come start looking at Utah,” said Sant. agents expect the same locally. “We have an advantage over Chris Sloan, broker for Group down and people have become Business Cards Post Cards 4x6 acclimatized to the economy, I the Wasatch Front because we 1 Real Estate Tooele, has high have land that is available and hopes for 2012. think they will start loosening it costs much less than land on “November was the fifth up in 2012.” Cline sees growth in the $ $ per manufacturing industry in per • 16 pt Coated Tooele County’s future, but 500 (both sides) 500 it will be a different kind of 35 • Full Bleeds 80 manufacturing.Instead of the • Color & typical blue-collar manufac- Flood UV turing jobs, the manufacturing employee of the future *DESIGN NOT $ will need to be technologically $ per per savvy, according to Cline. 1000 INCLUDED “Manufacturing workers will Some restrictions 951000 need to know how to operate 50 may apply. computers and robotics, as well as repair them,” said Cline. The tourism industry in Tooele County may also see growth if gas prices continue to GRAPHIC DESIGN PRINTING stay low, according to Cline. • announcements • comb binding “We may not get out of this wedding/graduation • books recession they way we would • napkins • catalogs like to, with rapid growth,” • business cards • brochures Maegan Burr said Cline. “But we should see • letter heads • newsletters Frank McCown shows the stinger and optic series antennas at WB Manufacturing, growth in 2012.” • envelopes • posters the industrial arm of Beehive Broadband, at the Utah Industrial Depot Tuesday. [email protected] • magnets • photography • copies • advertising (b&w/color) • copy writing • laminate • mounting TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe Today • 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT 58 N. Main • 435.882.0050 BULLETIN BULLETIN A7

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:53 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Thursday 7:53 a.m. 5:16 p.m. Friday 7:53 a.m. 5:17 p.m. Saturday 7:53 a.m. 5:18 p.m. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Sunday 7:53 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Monday 7:53 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:52 a.m. 5:21 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:40 p.m. 3:44 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 2:23 p.m. 4:41 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 3:11 p.m. 5:36 a.m. Saturday 4:06 p.m. 6:27 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 5:07 p.m. 7:14 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Jan. 2. Mostly sunny and Partly sunny with a Intervals of clouds and Monday 6:11 p.m. 7:55 a.m. Sunshine Partly sunny Plenty of sunshine Mostly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 7:18 p.m. 8:32 a.m. cooler snow shower possible sunshine High/Low past week 60/19 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 38/22 50 30 52 29 42 23 38 22 39 24 40 23 42 23 Average temp past week 37.2 Normal average temp past week 30.2 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Jan 9 Jan 16 Jan 23 Jan 30 Shown is Wednesday’s 60 Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are 53 52 Wednesday night’s lows and 41 45 42 42 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs. 38 39 UTAH WEATHER 19 24 24 19 23 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 42/16 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 43/20 Knolls Clive Lake Point 46/18 46/25 48/27 49/30 0.34 Ogden Stansbury Park 46/32 49/30 Erda 0.10 0.10 Vernal Grantsville 50/30 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 36/11 50/30 48/29 0.00 0.00 0.00 Tooele 48/30 Bauer 50/30 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 49/29 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 50/30 44/22 50/20 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 49/29 49/23 Nephi Rush Valley 18.0 53/32 51/29 Ophir 47/29 Delta Manti 53/36 52/31 0.0 0.0 Green River Last Month Season 49/21 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 50/28 55/34 Moab 49/20 SNOWPACK Hanksville 52/28 Beaver 43/16 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 57/28 Ibapah 51/30 54/26 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 3.4 3.9 1.6 St. George 54/22 51/29 Average 10.3 5.7 4.2 59/36 Kanab 59/30 Eureka Percent of average 33% 68% 38% 49/31 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

BLAST FROM THE PAST New Year’s resolutions took on a different meaning in 1894 ronically, there is noth- author of a short New Year’s article reads, “and bring our- tion is one thing, and to keep it for the original settlers to ing new about New Year’s column only notes that “the selves to [c]onform more to the another. If we all work together accept Tooele’s unexpected Resolutions. In fact, the usual rejoicings and festivities ideal man or woman.” as a unit to that end in the growth. I Emma Penrod practice may be one of the old- will be indulged in heartily.” The author notes that the coming year as we have in the [email protected] est, most widespread holiday STAFF WRITER In any case, this 1894 col- year of 1984 had not been espe- past, our efforts will, we hope, rituals on Earth. umnist — he didn’t sign the cially good to Tooele County, be crowned with success before Historians believe that peo- article, as was evidently cus- but hoped that, as individual the end of the 1895.” ple began making New Year’s tomary at the time — was well residents improved, greater for- Unfortunately, though issues Frank Resolutions some 4,000 years in the hope the gods would, in aware of the practice of making tune would come to the com- of poverty and starvation did OHLMAN ago in ancient Babylon. There, turn, bestow good luck upon resolutions, and made some munity as a whole. However, begin to recede as Tooele Attorney at Law in commemoration of a reli- them over the next year. suggestions for the Transcript’s the article noted that self- became more established, the M gious event called Akitu, a bat- The first mention I could find readers. improvement would not come arrival of the mining indus- tle between the Babylonian sky of New Year’s in Tooele dates “The world would be better easily. try and the immigrants that and sea gods, individuals would back to an 1894 edition of the and we would be better if we “We can all overcome came with it would actually FREE make vows with the gods that Tooele Transcript. Exactly how each try with the coming of the evils with good if we feel so serve to further divide county Consultation they would pay off their debts Tooele’s residents rang in the new year to overcome some of inclined,” the article reads, “but residents. It would take many for or return borrowed possessions New Year isn’t mentioned — the our insults and failings,” the to promise or make a resolu- years of New Year’s Resolutions Wills & Trusts

493 W. 400 N. Tooele Designer behind Apple's products knighted in UK 882-4800 By Alex Veiga sincerely grateful,” Ive said in and, most recently, the iPad. with Ive in the queen’s New Year technology company in the www.tooelelawoffice.com AP BUSINESS WRITER a statement. “I discovered at The knighthood is the second honors list for 2012. world. an early age that all I’ve ever royal honor Ive has received. Ive started out far from Apple LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fans wanted to do is design. I feel He was awarded a Commander Inc.’s Cupertino, California, of the clean, inviting look of enormously fortunate that I of the British Empire honor in headquarters. He grew up out- the iPhone, iPad and other continue to be able to design 2006 for achievements in British side London and studied design blockbuster Apple products are and make products with a truly design and innovation. at Newcastle Polytechnic (now legion, and that includes Queen remarkable group of people Britain’s honors are bestowed Northumbria University) in Elizabeth II. here at Apple.” twice a year by the monarch Newcastle, England. After fin- Happy Holidays The British monarch has Ive is credited with helping — at New Year’s and on her offi- ishing school, he co-founded a awarded a knighthood to the late Steve Jobs bring the cial birthday in June. Recipients London-based design compa- from Jonathan Paul Ive, a British citi- consumer-electronics com- are selected by committees of ny called Tangerine. There, he zen and head of Apple Inc.’s pany back from the brink of civil servants from nomina- designed a range of products design team since the mid- financial ruin in the late 1990s tions made by the government including combs and power �� ’90s. with his whimsical design for and the public. tools. It was through Tangerine Ive received a KBE, short the iMac computer, which orig- Most of the honors go to peo- that he first got to work with BRING IN THIS AD AND RECEIVE for Knight Commander of the inally came in bright colors at a ple who are not in the limelight, Apple. Most Excellent Order of the time bland shades dominated for services to community or In 1992, while Jobs was still British Empire. The honor was the PC world. industry, but they also reward a in the midst of a 12-year exile announced Saturday for servic- He later helped transform sprinkling of famous faces. from Apple, Ive was hired as a �� es to design and enterprise. Apple into a consumer-elec- Oscar-nominated actress senior designer. “To be recognized with this tronics powerhouse and the Helena Bonham Carter and After Jobs returned, he and honor is absolutely thrilling envy of Silicon Valley with his music producer Steve Lillywhite Ive worked closely, ushering �� and I am both humbled and designs for the iPod, the iPhone were among those included in products that are sleek and stylish, with rounded corners, �� few buttons, brushed aluminum surfaces and plenty of Cottage Glen 1892 Aaron Drive Tooele NOISY NEW YEAR slick glass. (Just south of Maverik) Apple’s pride in this work is evident even in the packaging: Open up any iPhone box, for For move in information contact Christene Lawrence at 801-712-0918 example, and see Apple proudly proclaim, “Designed by Apple in California.” Six of Ive’s works, including the original iPod, are part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Design, as well as software that makes the gadgets easy to use, is a crucial part of setting Apple products apart from those of its rivals. Apple didn’t make the first music player or smartphone, but it dominated the market by making ones that looked cool and worked well. Now, Apple’s products are more popular than ever, vault- ing it past rival Microsoft Corp. in 2010 as the most valuable

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SPORTS WRAP Utes win Sun Bowl Grantsville John White plowed into the end zone from eight yards out to give Utah a 30-27 overtime victory against Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl on picks up two Saturday. Justin Moore kicked a 34- yard field goal in Georgia Tech’s overtime possession to take a three- point lead, but White finished a victories in 115-yard rushing day with the game- winning score on his 26th carry. The Utes (8-5) tied it in regulation when Jon Hays hit DeVonte Christopher Cedar City with a 28-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-14 with 1:32 left in the fourth quarter. The Yellow Jackets by Jake Gordon (8-5) drove to the Utah 31 with 2 sec- STAFF WRITER onds left, but David Scully missed a 48-yard field-goal attempt as time Sandwiching a pair of victories around a loss is expired. Justin Moore had earlier the way the weekend went for Grantsville boys in missed two 42-yard tries for Tech. the Steve Hodson Cancer Classic in Cedar City. The Georgia Tech lost its seventh straight Cowboys picked up a pair of wins over two Nevada bowl appearance and Utah improved schools while losing a battle to Canyon View on to 7-1 in bowls under coach Kyle Thursday. Whittingham. BYU wins bowl game GHS BASKETBALL With no timeouts left and 11 seconds remaining in the game, Riley Grantsville opened with a 54-47 victory over Nelson faked spiking the ball to stop Moapa Valley, Nev. and then closed the tourna- the clock and instead threw to an ment with a 46-43 triumph over Sunrise Mountain, open Cody Hoffman for the game- Nev. The only setback for the Cowboys was a 53-36 winning touchdown to give BYU a loss to Canyon View on their home court. 24-21 win over Tulsa in the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl at “I thought we played really well,” said Grantsville Gerald J. Ford Stadium on Friday. coach Chris Baker. “We have struggled a bit with BYU faced a fourth-and-9 from the getting a win down the stretch this year so I am Tulsa 47-yard line with the clock tick- hoping these two wins carry over to the Bear River ing down near three minutes remain- game on Friday.” ing in the game. After finding no one Grantsville 54 — Moapa Valley, Nev. 47 open downfield, Nelson scrambled The Cowboys had their one-two punch working 14 yards to convert the first down. just fine against Moapa Valley as Dalen Erickson BYU got the ball down to the 2-yard and Devin Adams proved difficult to stop for the line before Nelson found Hoffman Pirates. for his third touchdown catch of the In a game that was tight throughout, Grantsville game and the crafty score with 11 was able to do just enough to come away with seconds left. “I was really pleased the 54-47 victory Wednesday evening to open the with the way our team battled, the Hodson Classic with a win. grit, the determination, especially in Erickson poured in 21 points with three shots the second half,” head coach Bronco coming from behind the arc to go along with his Mendenhall said. “We have a strong 11 rebounds. Adams came in with 18 points with a Maegan Burr reputation of when games are close pair of 3-pointers in the victory. to find a way to win.” Grantsville opened up the game with an Erickson Tooele’s Jack Memmott takes a shot Thursday against Juan Diego. Memmott scored eight points in the loss to the Soaring Eagle. Fans like Cowboys 3-pointer and scored seven consecutive points in An ESPN online poll revealed that the first 2:16. Moapa Valley had a hard time putting fans would have preferred that points on the board as Sean McConnell scored all third-ranked Oklahoma State would four Pirate points in the opening period. Juan Diego soars past Buffaloes have been given the chance to play Erickson outscored Moapa Valley all by himself against LSU for the national cham- with eight points in the first to guide Grantsville to by Mark Watson Juan Diego then outscored Tooele pionship in NCAA Division 1 football a 12-4 advantage after the first. SPORTS EDITOR THS BASKETBALL 11-7 in the third quarter to lead 37-26 in place of Alabama. LSU will go up Moapa Valley was able to find their stroke in the going into the final frame. Memmott against the Crimson Tide on Monday, second by opening the quarter with a 9-2 run to Tooele will look for a better result Diego responded with 10 straight points followed in his own shot to cut the lead Jan. 9 in the BCS title game. LSU pull within one point of the Cowboys. Shane Terril Wednesday night against Region 11 rival including two 3-pointers to go up 16-7 to 39-30 with 6:29 left in the game and gave Alabama its only loss this scored five during the run for Moapa to pull within Stansbury than it had in its final game and closed out the quarter with a 16-9 then Juan Diego went on the 11-0 run season 9-6 in overtime back on 14-13 of Grantsville. of 2011 at home against Juan Diego. lead. to gain a huge advantage and close out Nov. 5. The final BCS rankings had Adams helped to regain the Grantsville lead with The Buffaloes kept within striking The Buffaloes turned up the defen- the Buffaloes. undefeated LSU in first place with five points in the final 4:16 to give the Cowboys a distance through three quarters until sive pressure in the second quarter Memmott and Woodruff each scored Alabama in second place at .9419 23-13 edge at the break. the Soaring Eagle went on an 11-0 run and clawed back into the game. Tyler eight points, Lawrence five, Pollmann and Oklahoma State in third place at With seven points in the beginning of the third, in the final quarter to turn an eight- Lawrence drained a 3-pointer, Justin five, Thomas two, Shaydan Walker two, .9333. Oklahoma State’s only regu- Adams helped Grantsville extend their lead to point lead into a 20-point advantage. Pollmann hit a short jumper and Tyler Taylor Haskell two and Ty Green one. lar season loss came against 6-7 12. A 3-pointer by Adams with 4:54 left gave With a 50-30 lead and two minutes left Woodruff sank two foul shots to slice Tooele dropped to 4-6 overall with Iowa State in double overtime. Third- Grantsville a 32-20 lead. That lead however, disap- in the game, Juan Diego stalled out the Juan Diego’s lead to 17-16 with 4:37 the loss, but the Buffaloes are 1-0 in ranked Oklahoma State defeated fourth-ranked Stanford Monday night peared quickly. final minutes to post a 50-33 victory until intermission. But that was as close Region 11 and will try to make it 2- in the Fiesta Bowl 41-38 in overtime. Behind five points from Terril, Moapa Valley was over the Buffaloes. as Tooele would get the rest of the night. 0 when they travel to Stansbury Park Sixty percent of 19,724 voters said Tooele grabbed a 7-6 lead midway Juan Diego outscored Tooele 10-2 in the Wednesday night for a game against the Oklahoma State should be playing through the first quarter when Jack final four minutes of the second quarter Stallions. in the national championship game SEE VICTORIES PAGE A9 ➤ Memmott sank a 3-pointer, but Juan to lead 26-19 at halftime. [email protected] instead of Alabama. Close games Nine bowl games so far this year have been decided by five points or less including Utah’s 30-27 win over Stansbury drops Georgia Tech, BYU’s 24-21 win over Tulsa and Utah State’s 24-23 loss to Ohio. Other close games included LA-Lafayette 32, San Diego State final two games 30; Purdue 37, Western Michigan 32; Toledo 42, Air Force 41; Florida State 18, Notre Dame 14; Michigan State 33, Georgia 30; and Oklahoma at Hodson Classic State 41, Standford 38. Jazz homestand by Jake Gordon Six of the next seven Utah Jazz STAFF WRITER SHS BASKETBALL games are at EnergySolutions Arena. The Jazz host Milwaukee tonight The Stansbury boys started Cedar 68 — Stansbury 50 and Memphis on Friday and play off their weekend in the Steve Stansbury played a pretty at Golden State on Saturday. Utah Hodson Cancer Classic in fine solid game against Cedar to hosts Cleveland on Jan. 10, LA fashion. The Stallions opened keep it close with the Redmen Lakers on Jan. 11 and New Jersey up the tournament Wednesday but they just couldn’t do Nets on Jan. 14. Jazz games can be evening by beating down Juab enough to get over the hump seen on the ROOT Sports Network. 45-24 to build momentum for and take the lead. Utah is 2-3 on the season after their two games that followed. Behind a balanced scoring defeating New Orleans 94-90 on Maegan Burr Unfortunately, those final attack with four players in dou- Monday night at home. Al Jefferson two games didn’t go as planned ble figures, Cedar went on to a Grantsville’s Chance Warr wrestles Morgan’s Easton Pentz in the 138-pound division on Dec. 8. Warr was named the most led the Jazz against the Hornets with for Stansbury as they fell to 68-50 victory over Stansbury 22 points. outstanding wrestler in the lower weights at the Grantsville Duals on Saturday. a talented Cedar team 68-50 Thursday afternoon. Jazz Media Guide Thursday and then fell by 18 Kirby Harris scored nine of The 2011-12 Utah Jazz Media Guide to Canyon View on the final his team-high 17 points in the is now available to Jazz fans at utah- THS places second at Cowboy Duals day of the tournament to fin- final quarter trying to get the jazz.com. The media guide includes ish 1-2. Stallions within striking dis- in-depth player bios, preseason, reg- by Mark Watson “I think in the Canyon View tance at the end. Brek Bentley ular season and playoff statistics, SPORTS EDITOR game it was most lapses in chipped in with 11 points while franchise records, season-by-season judgment than any lack of Jake Witkowski finished with team history, information on com- Murray High School finished first and Tooele effort,” said Stansbury coach eight points. Kyler Nielsen led munity initiatives and capsules on second on Saturday at the Cowboy Duals wrestling Ryan Harris. “We definitely all scorers with 20 points for each of the 29 other NBA teams. tournament hosted at Grantsville High School. have kids that can score and Cedar in the victory. Users can easily navigate through The Cowboys’ Chance Warr , who finished first we are getting a clearer picture Cedar opened the game with individual sections to learn more in the 138-pound division, was named the most of who can do that scoring six straight points as a layup by about the current and all-time Jazz outstanding wrestler in the lower weight division. consistently.” John Ursua gave the Redmen a rosters, the history of the organiza- The Buffaloes’ Zac Cavender, who placed first in Stansbury 45 — Juab 24 6-0 lead in the opening 2:39. tion and more. the 182-pound division, was named the most out- Stansbury opened up the Stansbury fought back with Coed volleyball standing wrestler in the upper weight division. tournament by starting fast five straight as a 3-pointer from Four Grantsville wrestlers won their divisions against Juab Wednesday eve- Bentley brought the Stallions Tooele Army Depot MWR will host an adult coed volleyball league begin- including Brennon Kimber at 126, Warr at 138, Joe ning. The Stallions opened within one. ning Jan. 17. Games will be played Lopez at 145 and Drew Carlisle at 285. with a 26-9 lead at the break In a back and forth first on Tuesday nights beginning a 6 p.m. Four Tooele wrestlers grabbed top finishes and followed that momentum quarter, Cedar rolled off six Registration is $100 per team. Stop including Jarred Lavios at 113, Tyler Behunin at to a 45-24 victory over the straight as Trent Snow drove by the TEAD MWR Physical Fitness 120, Garret Gleed at 132 and Cavender at 182. Wasps. to the basket for a layup and Center, building 1002 to register, Stansbury’s Tyler Bates won the 153-pound Kirby Harris poured in 12 a 13-5 lead with 3:24 left in or call 833-2159 to sign up with a division. points for the Stallions as the the period. Baskets by Bentley credit card over the phone. Deadline Several other locals wrestlers placed in the top Maegan Burr only scorer in double-fig- and Ryan Robbins helped pull to register has been extended until ures. Brek Bentley and Jake Grantsville’s Brennon Kimber wrestles Morgan’s Tyler Carter Jan. 9. in the 126-pound division on Dec. 8. Kimber placed first in his Witkowski each finished with ➤ ➤ SEE DUALS PAGE A9 weight class at the Grantsville Duals on Saturday. eight points in the victory. SEE STANSBURY PAGE A9 A9

TUESDAY January 3, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Rough weekend for Grantsville girls in Cedar City

by Jake Gordon Cowboys while Anna Christensen Grantsville couldn’t get a girl to Grantsville was able to fight right STAFF WRITER finished with seven. Carly Stratton reach double-figures in scoring back in to the game. The Cowboys led Hurricane to victory with her as Cedar romped to a 61-21 vic- poured in six straight to answer The Grantsville girls’ took game-high 17 points. tory Thursday afternoon in Cedar back as the Cowboys closed out their lumps in a three-game Grantsville actually came out City. the first on a 12-4 run. Turner tournament in Cedar City. The strong in the opening minutes as Points were hard to come by scored the final four points for Cowboys started by losing 52- Turner scored four early points to for Grantsville as Jessy Davis led Grantsville and finished with six 27 to Hurricane in the opening give the Cowboys a 6-4 lead in the the Cowboys with six points while in the quarter to help level the game Wednesday and it didn’t get opening 3:28. Whitney Turner finished with four score 12-12 after one. too much better from there. Hurricane powered right back points. Jessica Nakken led Cedar Turner opened the second by closing off the quarter on a 12- in a balanced scoring effort with with a jump shot that gave the 2 run behind four points coming 12 points in the victory. Cowboys a 14-12 lead with 7:42 GHS GIRLS BASKETBALL from KC Gubler to give the Tigers Canyon View 57 — Grantsville left in the half. Unfortunately, a 16-8 lead after one. 33 the tide turned in Canyon View’s Competing in the Steve Hodson Grantsville didn’t back down Grantsville started off much favor the rest of the period. Cancer Classic, Grantsville fin- in the beginning of the second as better Friday against Canyon Platt exploded for Canyon View ished with a 0-3 record with Turner opened the quarter with View then they did against Cedar. with 13 points in the quarter with losses to Hurricane, Cedar and two made free throws and then The Cowboys were tied at 12-12 the help of three shots behind Canyon View. Grantsville kept Lola Williams scored two con- at the end of the first quarter the arc. The Falcons were able to the games close in the first half secutive buckets to get her team and even took a 14-12 lead after outscore Grantsville 17-4 the rest against Hurricane and Canyon within two points at 16-14 with Whitney Turner nailed a jump of the half to take a 29-18 lead at View but faltered in the second 6:18 left in the half. shot to begin the second. the break. half to leave Cedar City without The strong start didn’t hold Canyon View, however, was Canyon View opened the third a victory. up for the Cowboys as Hurricane able to build up a 11-point lead on a 10-2 run to open the third. Hurricane 52 — Grantsville 27 closed out the half on a 14-4 at halftime and then go on to Kenzie Evans scored eight of the Starting off much better run behind seven points from cruise to a 57-33 on their own 10 points in the run to give the than they finished the game, Stratton to give Hurricane a 30-18 court to leave Grantsville with a Falcons a 39-20 lead with 3:02 left Grantsville kept it close with lead at the break. 0-3 record in the Hodson Classic in the quarter. Hurricane in the opening min- Turner came on in the fourth, tournament. The one thing that seemed to utes of the second quarter. Lola hitting her mid-range jump shots A bright spot for Grantsville was be working for Grantsville was Williams scored four straight and scoring eight points in a row the play of Shayla White. Working the post play of White down low. points to pull Grantsville within for Grantsville in the beginning down low in the post, White was White knocked in four points in two of Hurricane, 16-14 with 6:18 of the quarter. The eight straight able to score on Canyon View and the third but the Cowboys still to go in the half. from Turner cut the Hurricane come up with a 15-point game trailed 45-25 heading into the From there it was all Hurricane, lead to 44-26 with 4:48 left. in the tournament finale while fourth quarter. however, as the Tigers outscored The lead for Hurricane how- Turner finished with eight points. Grantsville couldn’t cut into Grantsville 14-4 to finish the ever, was too much to conquer as Josie Platt dropped in 20 points the lead much in the fourth as half and then hold the Cowboys the Tigers cruised on to the 27- for Canyon View in the victory. Canyon View sailed on for the scoreless in the third to cruise to point victory in the tournament Canyon View did appear to be 24-point victory to close the tour- a 52-27 victory Wednesday after- opener. heading for a blowout victory the nament. noon in Cedar City. Cedar 61 — Grantsville 21 way they started as they scored Grantsville will get back into Whitney Turner turned in Maegan Burr Cedar jumped all over the first eight points of the game Region 11 play when they host a good game for Grantsville by Grantsville’s Shayla White blocks a shot from Becca Smaellie in a game against Grantsville in the opening quar- behind four points from Taylor Ben Lomond on Thursday at 7 scoring more than half of her Tooele on Dec. 20. White scored 15 points Saturday in the game against Canyon ter and didn’t give them much Porter. p.m. team’s points with 14 to lead the View at the Hodson Classic. of a chance the entire game. Even with the slow start, [email protected]

Victories within six points twice in the final quarter as four different play- struck first as Adams and Devon help keep Grantsville in the game. evening to close the Hodson minutes but Grantsville was able ers scored in the opening run. Arellano each scored three points With Arellano’s 3 at the 3:43 mark, Classic with a victory and a 2-1 continued from page A8 to hold on for the seven-point Grantsville fought back with a 6-2 to give the Cowboys a 19-16 edge Grantsville was able to pull within record. victory. run as a bucket by Skyler Cloward with 6:05 left. 39-34. Dalen Erickson and Devin able to rally for 12 consecutive Canyon View 53 — Grantsville 36 brought the Cowboys within 11-9 A bucket down low by Jake Grantsville would only mus- Adams came up huge for points to pull even with Grantsville In a gritty game without a lot with 1:04 left. The Canyon View Riding gave Grantsville a slim 21- ter one more bucket down the Grantsville in scoring 17 points at 32-32 with 1:36 to play. A pair of of offense, Canyon View did just lead stayed at two after Erickson 20 lead with 4:51 left in the third. stretch as Canyon View pulled each while Erickson achieved free throws from Skyler Cloward enough to keep Grantsville at bay nailed a jumper near the baseline Unfortunately, that would be the away by making their shots from a double-double with his 11 and a 3 from Erickson howev- down the stretch. It didn’t hurt to keep it close as the Falcons final points scored by Grantsville the line and rolling to the 17- rebounds. Devon Arellano also er, gave Grantsville a 37-32 edge Canyon View to have Chad Corry held a 13-11 lead after one. in the period. Behind four points point victory. heading into the final quarter. go off for 24 points to help give The second quarter didn’t con- from Corry, Canyon View ended Grantsville 46 — Sunrise added a couple of 3-pointers in Grantsville did a good job of the Falcons a 53-36 victory over tain much offense for either team the third with eight straight to Mountain, Nev. 43 the game and finished with seven fending off all the challenges from Grantsville Thursday evening. as Grantsville could only mus- grab a 28-21 lead after three. Grantsville was able to jump points in the victory. Moapa Valley in the final quarter Devin Adams led Grantsville ter a single basket from Adams After allowing a 3-pointer to out to an early lead against Grantsville will get back into to maintain their lead. Most of with 17 points but was the only in the entire quarter. Canyon Corry, Grantsville scored four in Sunrise Mountain and hold on to Region 11 play when they host their work came from the free Cowboy in double-figures as View didn’t do much better, only a row with a bucket by Erickson that lead late in the game to come Bear River on Friday at 7 p.m. throw line as Grantsville scored Dalen Erickson was the second scoring three points for a grand and two free throws by Adams to away with a 46-43 victory Friday [email protected] nine points from the foul line. leading scorer with seven points total of five in the quarter. With get within 31-25. With Erickson Five straight points started by a but fouled out early in the fourth not much going on offensively, fouling out early in the fourth, pair of free throws by Erickson and quarter. Canyon View held on to a 16-13 Grantsville found other offensive a post bucket by Cloward gave the Canyon View opened with a lead at the break. weapons in Adams and Arellano. Cowboys a 49-41 lead with 1:52 romp and jumped out to a 9-3 Offense made an appearance Adams hit a pair of 3-pointers left in the game. Moapa Valley got lead in the first half of the first in the third quarter as Grantsville and Arellano added another to NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make You a Loan! ing in the second quarter with Stansbury seven straight points to begin continued from page A8 the period. Corry scored three in the opening minutes to give the Stansbury within 15-9 after one. $ $ Falcons a 22-11 lead with 4:39 Witkowski and Harris each hit remaining in the half. buckets in the opening minutes Two baskets by Stegelmeier of the second but they also gave helped keep Stansbury within 100- 3,000 up points on the other end to striking distance of Canyon View keep the deficit at six at 19-13. but Corry again hurt the Stallions Cedar delivered a 10-2 run in the second. With a pair of 3- in the middle of the second as pointers down the stretch, Corry Nielsen and Dustin Staggs each helped Canyon View out to a 28- �� scored four points in the run that 18 lead with 17 first-half points. gave the Redmen a 29-15 lead Harris came on strong in Noble Finance • 435-843-1255 with 3:57 left in the half. Harris nailed a 3-pointer in the the third by scoring the first Gentry Finance •435-843-8680 closing minute of the half to help six points for Stansbury as a soften the blow for Stansbury but jumper by Harris with 3:10 left the Stallions still trailed 34-20 at brought Stansbury within 31-24 �� the break. of Canyon View. Nielsen opened up the third Dallin Dastrup helped Canyon with four of his team’s six straight View maintain their 10-point points to open the third that gave lead they had at the start of the Pet of the Week Cedar a 39-20 lead but Stansbury third with a put back off of an wouldn’t go away easily. offensive rebound to give the Behind Robbins and Logan Falcons a 38-28 lead heading Stegelmeier, Stansbury chipped Maegan Burr into the fourth. away at the Cedar lead. Stansbury junior Brek Bentley takes a shot against Cyprus on Dec. 7. Bentley Stansbury wouldn’t go away Stegelmeier hit a reverse layup scored 19 points in the first two games at the Hodson Classic in Cedar City. without a fight in the fourth as after cutting to the basket that they created a 7-2 run with three capped a 7-2 run that brought Unfortunately, that would be range shooting to total 26 points points coming from Robbins to Stansbury within 12 of Cedar at as close as Stansbury would get to power Canyon View to victory get Stansbury with 42-35 with 43-31 with 1:47 left. to Cedar in the fourth as the Friday evening. 4:42 left in the game. A 3-point play by Harris again Redmen held on for the 18-point Canyon View used the home- With their lead shrink- brought the Stallions within 12 victory. court advantage to jump out to ing, Canyon View ran off eight with 1:19 left in the third but Canyon View 58 — Stansbury 40 a 8-0 lead in the opening min- straight points, six of which came Cedar closed off the quarter In the final tournament game, utes as Corry scored the first five from David Stone to build their well. Seven straight points by the Stansbury had to face Canyon points of the game. Stansbury lead up to 15 at 50-35 with only Redmen were capped by a layup View and the hot-shooting of recovered and fought back with 2:36 remaining. by Staggs to give Cedar a 53-34 their guard Chad Corry. With four a 9-2 run that was fueled by The closest Stansbury would for ﬁnding all lead heading into the final quar- 3-pointers made in the game, four points from Robbins that ter. 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Harris scored his ninth point, double-figures scoring as Kirby but Canyon View grabbed a 15-11 Stansbury will get back into Bentley hit a jump shot near the Harris led the Stallions with 12 lead with a bucket by Kameron Region 11 play when they foul line to pull Stansbury within points while Ryan Robbins and King in the final seconds of the host neighboring Tooele on 14 at 59-45 with 3:38 left in the Logan Stegelmeier each finished first. Wednesday at 7 p.m. game. with 10. Corry used his long- Canyon View kept on roll- [email protected] Information For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing ond; Duncan Howard, SHS, third. 182 — Easton Brown, SHS, sec- several local wrestlers won titles. and possible shelter fee. Duals 126 — Dalten Johnson, THS, ond. 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n contrast to last year, have trouble even getting nom- which saw the release of inated in the Animated Feature several great original films category, let alone winning it. I Robby Poffenberger such as “Inception” “Scott Success: “The Help” Pilgrim vs. The World” and STAFF WRITER All right, admitted: The film “Black Swan,” 2011 was a tough skated over issues of racial year for original stories. Of abuse, and it garnered some the year's 15 highest-grossing very unfavorable criticism from films, only one wasn't a sequel didn't disappoint, being the a handful of big-name critics or an adaptation, and that was most methodical and epic film for that reason. They may have “Bridesmaids” in the No. 12 of the series. It won't win any a small point, but watch “Gone slot. big awards this year, but it does with the Wind,” one of the Still, there were plenty of have a small consolation prize: greatest films in history, and good films this year, often from $1.4 billion in worldwide box tell me which was more racially unexpected sources. There office, making it the No. 3 high- insensitive. I suppose it's not were also a host of movies that est-grossing film of all time. allowed for a racially-themed crashed and burned, either Failure: “Cars 2” movie to be this charming, but critically or commercially. So It's hard to believe that this beyond that, it was heartfelt let's take a look at some of the was made by Pixar. The com- and extremely well acted, as year's biggest successes and pletely unnecessary sequel to well as one of the year's best failures: the charming “Cars,” which films in my book. It also made Success: “Harry Potter and the follows Lightning McQueen over $160 million in America, Deathly Hallows pt. II” and the gang heading over- and will likely garner some big The most profitable film seas to a world grand prix, was nominations come Oscar time, franchise in history came to released to negative reviews including Best Actress for Viola Warner Bros Pictures – © 2011 Warner Bros Entertainment Inc an end as Harry and He-Who- and lackluster box office, mak- Davis and Best Picture. Ralph Fiennes and Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Pt. II. The final chapter of the eight-part film Must-Not-Be-Named (sorry, ing it Pixar's first feature-length Failure: “The Tree of Life” saga was the best of the bunch and the biggest movie event of the year. I'm kind of squeamish) have failure. While the last two films their final epic battle on the from the studio garnered Oscar — it wouldn't have been such a grounds of Hogwarts. The nods for Best Picture (“Up” and horrendous flop. highly-anticipated conclusion “Toy Story 3”), this film will Success: “Hugo” Martin Scorsese proves his versatility at the helm of this children's book adaptation about an orphan boy who unravels a mystery about his father in 1930s Paris. It's the first time the use of 3-D has truly contributed to the story- telling aspect of a movie, and Are you a former Club member? this film had critics nation- wide citing it as a love letter to Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? cinema and a masterpiece. If We’re looking for you! a backlash occurs for current Oscar front-runner “The Artist” Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a (which I have not yet seen), “Hugo” may be in a fine posi- short alumni survey! tion to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards in March, and is also likely to receive citations courtesy of Dreamworks Pictures for Scorsese's direction and in Aibelleen (Viola Davis) overhears an insensitive conversation in “The Help.” Davis, despite having limited screen time, many technical categories. deserves an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Aibeleen, a maid who has suffered greatly at the hand of racial prejudice Failure: “War Horse” in the South. A film about a young boy, his horse and their journey Cast member Sean Penn him- I nearly cried, before break- through World War I, this Forgive the oxymoron, but self called the script, which ing my heart. Critics praised had the recipe for success: this film was perhaps the most is an existential observation the genuineness of the film’s dazzling bore I've ever seen. of the life of a 1950s subur- observation of Adam's plight, Directed by Steven Spielberg, ban family, the best script and praised the performances, based on a beloved play, with the Academy Award-winner most notably Gordon-Levitt's, a great score by John Williams had ever read, then expressed as heartfelt and real. “50/50” and an excellent ensemble of his disappointment in the succeeded, 100 percent. mostly unknown actors. But film upon release, citing its Failure: “The Beaver” “War Horse” has a problem it lack of focus on the narra- This film starred Mel Gibson can't hurdle: That an audience tive. Likewise, the film filled as Walter, a depressed man doesn’t care about a horse after me with resentment, as I felt who begins to therapeutically being provided with so many I was being cheated out of a communicate through a beaver lovable human characters, truly great motion picture. hand puppet to “distance him- many of whom suffer or die Emmanuel Lubezki’s camera self from the negative aspects around the animal. In the end, work captured some of the of his personality.” I can under- the film should have had more most beautiful shots of any stand why so many critics had war and less horse. �� film in recent years, but at its a hard time taking it seriously. Other films worth not- core, the film is hollow. Personally, I found it to be a ing were “Midnight in Paris,” Success: “50/50” gentle and astute observation “Moneyball,” “Crazy, Stupid, Apparently a film about can- of depression and the affects it Love.,” “The Descendants,” cer can be uplifting. Writer Will has on families, and after buy- Reiser's semi-autobiographi- ing in to the premise was really “The Muppets,” “Warrior,” cal story about 27-year-old affected by it myself. Perhaps if “A Better Life” and “Sherlock Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) Robert Downey Jr. had openly Holmes: A Game of Shadows”. who is diagnosed with cancer called for the public's forgive- Other less-than-stellar releases �� were “Pirates of the Caribbean: focuses on relationships rather ness of Mel Gibson and his �� than disease, and was pos- anti-Semitic rants before the On Stranger Tides,” “The �� Only sibly my favorite film of the film's release — he did so in Green Lantern,” “Happy Feet �� year. It made me laugh until August, two months afterwards Two,” “Arthur,” “Super 8,” and �� “This�� is� the�� best place to �� get all your printing done. 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Tooele woman has spent more than two decades helping prison inmates and non-traditional students reach their educational goals

hances are that anyone who has attended Utah State University's regional campus in Tooele within the past 23 years has probably met, and maybe even been advised by, Joyce Allen. Allen, who attended USU herself and graduated with a composite degree in physical education and health, started working for USU's Tooele campus in 1988, first as a nighttime facilitator and later as an office coordinator. Working for her alma mater was not always what the Tooele woman thought she wanted to do — before she started at the campus, she had decided on becoming either a P.E. teacher or coach. “I wanted to give back to the coaching field because I was always an athlete growing up,” she said. “But back then when they told you to follow your heart, they didn't explain that there was only one P.E. teacher per school, and they stayed there for 30 years. They really wanted me to have some experience when I was looking for a job.” Luckily, soon after starting her career at USU's Tooele campus, Allen got a second job as a coach for 9th- and 10th-grade girls' volleyball and basketball at Tooele High School. She coached for 10 years, all the while still working for USU, but in 1992 her job description at USU changed quite dra- matically. “I worked for USU, but I was working for them out at the prison,” Allen said. “I ran their program there for 13 years.” Allen worked with inmates in three of the prison's facilities: women's, minimum security and medium security.

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Joyce Allen (above), Utah State University Tooele campus advisor, poses for a photo at her home Tuesday. Allen (right) stands with graduate Ashley Nigh in April 2009 during a USU Tooele extension graduation at the Tooele High School Auditorium. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2012 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Jan. 22, 1779, famed Tory outlaw Claudius Smith meets his end on the gallows in Goshen, N.Y. Smith earned the label “Cowboy of the Ramapos” for his use of guerrilla tactics against Patriot civilians. Legend has it that Smith’s skull was filled with mortar and included in the edifice of the Goshen Court House.

➤ On Jan. 19, 1809, poet, author and literary critic Edgar Allan Poe is born in Boston. In 1836, Poe married his 13-year-old Mega Maze cousin, Virginia Clemm, and completed his first full-length work of fiction, “Arthur Gordon Pym.” He became known for dark horror stories like “The Fall of the House of Usher” and “The Tell-Tale Heart.”

➤ On Jan. 17, 1893, on the Hawaiian Islands, a group of American sugar planters under Sanford Ballard Dole overthrow Queen Liliuokalani, the Hawaiian monarch, and establish a new provincial government with Dole as president. Three hundred U.S. Marines were called to Hawaii, allegedly to protect American lives.

➤ On Jan. 18, 1912, after a two-month ordeal, the only witnesses to the shoot- expedition of British ing of Mr. Burns on “The explorer Robert Falcon Simpsons”? Scott arrives at the South 6. EXPLORERS: What was the Pole, only to find that nationality of explorer Norwegian explorer Roald Edmund Hillary? Amundsen had preceded 7. MUSIC: Which actress/singer’s them by just more than 1. COMICS: What is the name theme song was “Que Sera, a month. Caught in a of Hi and Lois’ youngest Sera”? storm on the way back to daughter? 8. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Who was base camp, Scott and two 2. HISTORY: Which Allied general the only bachelor to serve as others perished. defeated German field mar- U.S. president? shal Erwin Rommel in North 9. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: What ➤ On Jan. 16, 1945, Adolf Africa during World War II? famous 20th-century leader Hitler, leader of Nazi 3. POETRY: Who was the Greek once said, “If I had no sense Germany, takes to his creator of pastoral poetry? of humor, I would long ago underground bunker, 4. ART: Which Early Renaissance have committed suicide”? where he remains for 105 artist painted “The Birth of 10. LANGUAGE: What is the days until he commits Venus”? meaning of the word suicide on April 30 in the 5. TELEVISION: Who were the “aplomb”? waning days of World War II. Hitler and his wife swallowed cyanide capsules (which had been tested on his “beloved” dog and her pups). For good measure, he shot himself with his pistol.

➤ On Jan. 21, 1957, Patsy Cline, one of the greatest figures in country music history, first gains national attention with her appearance on “Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts,” wowing the studio audience with her performance of “Walkin’ After Midnight.”

➤ On Jan. 20, 1980, bleachers at a bullring in Sincelejo, Colombia, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW collapse, killing 222 people. The deadliest tragedy at a sporting Morris. I’m someone from his boasts A-list guest stars the pressure to do all I can event in Colombia’s past who resurfaces. It’s very such as Johnny Depp, to promote the film, but I’ve history was the result of interesting to see how that goes Liam Neeson, Steve been doing this long enough overcrowding and poor because as we all know, some- Carell, Sting and many to know that audiences are construction. times when you reach back, it’s more. fickle and different things © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. not exactly the same as it once • • • happen, so you make the was.” Q: Will Luke Perry film and control what you You can read the rest of the be making a sequel to can, which is your part of interview at celebrityextraon- last year’s “Goodnight the process.” line.com and learn about her for Justice” for the • • • Q: I know how much you experiences on all of her dif- Hallmark Channel? Q: I love Laura Dern’s love Fox’s “New Girl,” so do ferent movies, including the I really enjoyed it. — new show, “Enlightened,” you have any scoop on what upcoming Tyler Perry movie Jonathan P., via e-mail on HBO. Will it return for will happen in the new year? “We the Peeples.” A: It just so hap- another season? — Sally T., — Jennifer S., in California • • • pens that Luke will Jacksonville, Fla. A: I recently spoke with Q: I read in your column that indeed star in another A: HBO just announced Kali Hawk -- who’s co-starred Ricky Gervais is hosting the “Goodnight” movie, this that “Enlightened” will be in such movies as “Couples Golden Globes this year, which one called “Goodnight back for a second season. Retreat,” “Get Him to the I am excited for. Is he currently for Justice: The Measure However, it has decided to Greek” and “Bridesmaids” - in a TV series or movie that I of a Man,” which cancel “Hung” and “Bored to - and she will be appearing in can catch him in? — Delilah F., premieres Saturday, Death,” both of which com- a multi-episode arc in January via e-mail Jan. 28, at 8/7c. Luke pleted their third seasons. and February. Kali told me: “It A: Ricky’s hit BBC Two show, returns as traveling cir- Kali Hawk was one of those things where “Life’s Too Short,” will debut cuit-court judge John Write to Cindy at King everything lined up. I’m good Sunday, Feb. 19, on HBO. It also Goodnight. Features Weekly Service, friends with one of the series stars Stephen Merchant and I asked Luke how he felt “I was just hoping to get the P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL regulars, Jake Johnson, who Warwick Davis, and centers on when he learned the original chance to do another one. I 32853-6475; or e-mail her at plays Nick on that show. For my Warwick, who plays a fictional- movie became the highest- don’t go into it with any expec- [email protected]. episodes, I play a love interest ized version of himself, and rated film in the history of the tation other than I try to make for Winston, played by Lamorne his day-to-day life. The series Hallmark Channel. He told me: the best movie every time. I feel © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. PUZZLE ANSWERS

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843-3691 for more information and or call Tooele UMC Office (435)882- Tooele to sign up. See you there. 1349 or Pastor Debi’s cell (801) Charity 651-2557. Located at 78 East Utah Tooele City Arts Council Love & Respect Conference Avenue, Tooele. Tax volunteers needed Are you interested in the arts? Are We all want better communication Utah along with the Volunteer you willing to volunteer some of your in our marriages and relationships. Bible Baptist Church Income Tax Assistance program time and your talents? The Tooele Come hear best-selling authors, The members of Bible Baptist and IRS are looking for volunteers City Arts Council invites you to apply Dr. Emerson and Sarah Eggerichs, Church at 286 N. 7th Street in to provide free tax help. Volunteers to work with the arts council board. explain on the big screen how to Tooele would like to invite folks out need no prior experience. Materials See www.tooelecity.org, call Terra escape the “crazy cycle.” The two- for some real church services with and tax instruction provided at at 843-2142, or send an e-mail day conference will be at Deseret old fashioned hymns of the faith, no cost. Volunteers learn how to to [email protected] for more Peak Complex Feb. 10-11. $40 and preaching from an old fash- electronically file tax returns, both details. per person includes a catered ioned King James Bible. We are cur- federal and state, using tax prepara- dinner at the start of the confer- rently celebrating the 400th year of tion software. Volunteers are asked Early Head Start enrolling ence on Friday at 6 p.m. and a our beloved old book, that stood the to provide tax help three to four DDI Vantage Early Head Start, a free handbook covering all five ses- test of time. Please contact Pastor hours a week, from Jan. 20 through program, is now enrolling. If you are sions through Saturday at 4 p.m. Jeff Sinner at 435- 840-2152. April 17. Additional volunteers pregnant or have a child ages 0-3 Register at www.LOVEandRESPECT. are needed as Spanish language you may be eligible. For more infor- com, and receive a $5 “Early Bird” Church of Christ interpreters, as financial resource mation, call 882-3439. discount through Jan. 30. For Church of Christ at 430 W. Utah specialists who provide information more info call 840-0542 or e-mail Ave., invites you to attend Bible on asset building opportunities and [email protected]. classes for all ages at 10 a.m., and community resources and as greet- Grantsville at 11 a.m. for worship. The Church ers to assist with scheduling and Career training of Christ is nondenominational, screening clients to make sure they Family History Center Tooele County Relief Services is and was established in 33 A.D. have their tax information in order. The Grantsville Family History providing vanpool to anyone wanting (Matthew 16 18; Act 2:38-47, esp. Training begins in December and Center, located at 117 E. Cherry to attend the Professional Career v 47). For a free book about the January. For more info or to sign up, Street (west of the high school), is Workshop meeting at LDS Business How To Find the True Church, please dial 2-1-1 or go to www.utahtaxhelp. for the use of the whole commu- College in Salt Lake. The van will contact the Church of Christ. I will org. nity. There are trained attendants leave from Tooele County Relief listen if you need to talk. Come and and many computers hooked up Services at 38 S. Main Street at hang out. Call (435) 882-4642, Box Food pantry to Internet programs to help you 7 a.m. every Monday; it will make 426, Tooele, UT 84074. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is access a wealth of data about those a second stop at the Tooele LDS offering an emergency food pantry who have preceded us in death. Employment Center, 1595 N. 30 W. Cornerstone Baptist to meet the needs of our commu- General open hours are Mondays (next to the D.I.). Both the van and Cornerstone Baptist Church, pas- nity. The food pantry is available for from noon to 2 p.m., Tuesdays the workshop are free services. The sion for God compassion for people emergency needs. Hours of opera- through Thursdays from noon to vanpool will return at approximately at 276 E. 500 N. in Tooele, phone: tion are Saturdays from 10 a.m. 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and noon following the workshop. Call (435)882-6263. Come as you are to noon. We are located at 580 S. Sundays from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. the LDS Employment Service Center this Sunday, where you can hear a Main Street. For information call for details: 882-8646. message from the Bible and meet 882-2048. Adult Religion Class new friends. Service times: Bible BYU Continuing Education, spon- Network meetings study (for all ages) 9:45 a.m.; Hospice volunteers sored by the Grantsville Utah West Looking to obtain or improve morning worship 11 a.m.; evening Hospice volunteers are needed for Stake, is offering an adult religion your employment? Come join the worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys children’s Harmony Hospice to give a wonder- class. The course of study is the Tooele Networking Group and learn program 6 p.m. Nursery provided for ful gift: your time, companionship, Book of Mormon and will be taught job seeking techniques, how to all services, and children’s church yardwork and music. Become an by Mark Hutchins at the Grantsville market yourself, get support and during morning worship. WiseGuys 11th hour volunteer. Call Coy at Seminary Building, 113 E. Cherry actually search job leads. Every Program during evening worship. 225-6586. Street. Class will be taught each Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Wednesday at 7 p.m. beginning Jan. LDS Employment Resource Center Mountain of Faith Lutheran Volunteer opportunity 11. Tuition for the entire course is located next to Deseret Industries. We’re a healthy, growing congrega- Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, $21 or $2.50 per lecture. Please Everyone is welcome. tion who welcomes newcomers and a nonprofit organization, is looking courtesy of Jackie Cole make checks payable to BYU - Adult reaches out to those in need. Join for volunteers in Tooele. Our volun- Religion Classes. Register at the Online courses us for worship Sunday mornings at teers provide respite care, friendly McKenzie Graves stands with Mrs. Claus after winning Rosewood Dental office’s Santa coloring con- door the first day of class; please Online courses in Network+ and 9:15 a.m. at 78 E. Utah Ave. (in the visits, conversation, light household test. come 15 minutes early to register. If Security+ IT are designed for the Methodist church building) in Tooele. chores, and other needs to termi- IT professional seeking to upgrade We treat the word of God with newspaper articles that you would 11:30 a.m., Dutch treat. Living Well you have questions, please call Jeff nally ill patients who are on our erly, and which ones work for each their skills and knowledge of net- respect without being stuffy. Check like to donate to our organization to class (six-week course) begins Jan. Hutchins at 884-3922. hospice services. Please visit our of the body systems. Jan. 7 at 11 working and security, and prepares us out on Facebook by searching for please call us. We are also looking 17, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at MWMC. Web site at www.rockymountaincare- a.m. and again at 2 p.m. at 179 Hunter education class you for the CompTIA Network+ and Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church. for these items that pertains to the Grand Canyon/Hoover Dam trip, May foundation.org. Training, background N. 400 W., Somerset Gardens Club There will be a hunter education Security+ exams. Call 435-248- Please join us for meaningful wor- Tooele County area. If you would like 4-9, $499. Get info at MWMC. check, and TB test required — all House in Tooele. class taught at the Grantsville Fire 1800 for more information or to ship that is also casual and relaxed. provided. Please contact Christine to donate them to our organization, Station on Jan. 6, 13, 20 and 27 enroll. For more information about our fam- at (801) 397-4904 for additional Laughter yoga or if you would let us make a copy from 5 to 8:30 p.m., with the shoot- ily of faith, call 882-7291. for the society, please call Alice Recovery Adult education information. Tooele Journey is offering Laughter ing test being done Jan. 28 from Yoga on Jan. 7 from 11 a.m. to Dale at 882-1612. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lee Kay Get your high school diploma this Advent-ure at Waters Edge Relief Services volunteers Addiction recovery year. All classes required for a high Christmas reminds us of Jesus’ noon at 48 S. Main Street. For more DUP museum donations Public Shooting Range. All students Relief Services is looking for several information go to http://tooelejour- The freedom from addiction school diploma, adult basic educa- birth. But then what? This little baby The Tooele Valley Company of the will need to purchase a Hunter Ed volunteers with computer/typing ney.wordpress.com/laughter-yoga/ group, RUSH, holds meetings on tion, GED preparation and English grew into a radical man who gave Daughters of Utah Pioneers is Voucher from any store that sells skills to perform data entry at or call 249-4018. Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 23 S. licenses, and bring to the first night as a second language are available. his life to save the world. Follow his Tooele office. Must pass a back- seeking pioneer artifact donations Main St., Suite 33, Tooele, next to of class. All students must attend Register now to graduate — just journey with us this winter as we ground check, and able to volunteer Tooele Valley Rotary Club pre-1900 for a new museum located the Grinders Board Shop. all four classes and the shooting $50 per semester. Located at 211 venture through the book of Mark. a few hours or more each week The Tooele Valley Rotary Club will in the basement of the J. Reuben test to pass this course. Parents Tooele Blvd., call 833-8750. Adult The Church at Waters Edge meets Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 host a pheasant fajitas dinner Clark home in Grantsville. Pictures Recovery International are encouraged to attend with their education classes are for students on Sundays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. p.m. Contact Karen Kuipers 435- on Jan. 9 at 6:30 p.m. Dinner is and stories of pioneers older than Recovery International is a struc- children. Class size is limited so be 18 and over. in the Stansbury High cafeteria. 843-9955 or Volunteers of America, for those interested in learning 1900 are appreciated particularly: tured self-help group that follows Small groups and teen activities artifacts, pictures and stories of a proven method. We meet every early on the first night of class to ESOL Debbie Cordova 435-882-2561. more about joining the Rotary get your seat. For more information are also available midweek. For Club. Please RSVP to Dennis at Hilda A. Erickson and the Grantsville Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at Valley contact Jay Weyland at 884-3862, ESOL conversational classes are more info call 840-0542 or visit Foster grandparent volunteers Opera House; stories and artifacts Mental Health 100 S. 1000 West in held Tuesday and Thursday. ESOL [email protected] or Lynn Taylor at 830-7006 or Leon WatersEdgeUtah.com. Looking for 10 to 15 foster grand- 840-0665. from the handcart pioneers that Tooele. This group is for anyone who Hadley at 884-6111. students may also come anytime parents (persons 55 and over) have descendants in Tooele County, wants help overcoming depression, the center is open for Individualized Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal to help in schools across Tooele Bereavement support group whether they settled in the county or anxiety, anger, fears, phobias and study. Registration is $50 per Weekly service of word, prayer County helping children one on one. Harmony Home Health & Hospice is not; artifacts, pictures and stories repetitive thoughts. Call Mary Ann Library semester. Call 833-8750. and sacrament followed by fel- Stipend available for low income offering a free bereavement support of settlers from Erda, Pine Canyon, for more information, 884-0215. lowship. Sunday mornings at 10 (less than $29,000 two-person fam- group to the public. It will be held Lake Point and Stansbury Park. a.m. St. Barnabas’ Episcopal S.A. recovery group Tooele City Library TATC ily). Monies also available for mile- on Thursday evenings from 6:30 to Contact Ellen Yates at 884-0253 for January Events for the library Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, age. Must pass background check. 7:30 p.m. at 2356 N. 400 E., Bldg. more information or to contribute. S.A. men’s group meets every Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. E-mail: Contact Volunteers of America, Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. at the include kids movies: Jan. 3 and 24 Welding class B, Ste. 206. Please call 843-9054 at 4 p.m., teen movie Jan. 26 at 4 [email protected]. Web Debbie Cordova 435-882-2561. with questions. Tooele Animal Outreach Green House in Tooele. Call 435- p.m., Thing-A-Ma-Jig Thursday, Jan. Starting Jan. 7, we are offering at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501c3 841-7783 with questions. Stick Welding, MIG, TIG, Flux Cored You are God’s beloved child, beauti- Volunteers for feral cats Women’s Bible study nonprofit organization desperately 12 and 19 at 4 p.m., and murder Al-anon mystery game with LaForge Encore Arc, Oxy-acetylene and Welding fully created in God’s own image. Volunteers are needed to help feed Start the new year with our new seeking volunteers in our community Is someone’s drinking affecting your Theater Jan. 21 at 11 a.m. The Blueprint Reading. Hourly schedules Whatever your history, wherever you feral cats around Tooele. One night study beginning Jan. 4 from 7 to 9 who love animals like we do to help life? Al-anon Wednesday’s at 4 p.m. library will be closed on Jan. 14 for from 9 a.m. to noon, and 12:30 to are in life’s journey, the Episcopal a week would be helpful for about p.m. at Millpond Spa in Stansbury continue finding forever homes for Oasis Alamo Club, 1120 Utah Avenue. Human Right’s Day. 4:30 p.m. Take all seven hours or Church welcomes you. an hour and a half. Cat food will be Park. We will be viewing “Me, abandoned and neglected animals. just two — pick your own schedule. provided. Volunteers would also put Myself and Lies - A Thought-Closet We need volunteers for various Food addicts Canceled story time Call 248-1800 for more information, Spanish services down water for the cats. To volun- projects i.e., as posting animals Makeover” by Jennifer Rothschild. Food addicts in recovery aim to lose The Tooele County Bookmobile or stop by the Tooele campus at 66 La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele teer or for more information contact pictures on the Internet, taking This is a six week study. If you weight and keep it off. No dues, Library, located in Grantsville High West Vine Street between 8 a.m. le invita a sus servicios en espanol Naida Parkinson at 435-882-2667. foster animals to vet appointments, have any questions, please call Bev fees or weigh-ins. Weekly meetings School, has canceled story time for and 6 p.m. to enroll. Jueves 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We organizing fundraising and adoption Gearo at 843-4343. held at Utah State University-Tooele Jan. 5. Story time will resume on invite you to their Spanish services events, picking up donated food, campus, 1021 W. Vine Street on Jan. 12 at 4 p.m. Leadership and supervision on Thursday at 6 p.m. and Sunday Moose Lodge Tooele Kiwanis Club blankets and medication for foster Thursdays at 6 p.m. Call 882-0805 The Leadership, Supervision, at 2 p.m. Come to know a church The Tooele Kiwanis Club meets animals and fostering dogs. If you for more information. Resource and Operations that focused in the word of God Chapter meetings every Tuesday at noon at Sostanza, would like to find out more about Schools Management course is for currently rather than the emotions. God loves The Women of the Moose will no 29 N. Main Street. For more infor- our program, please contact Marci employed individuals working in a you and he wants to reveal himself longer be having chapter meetings Take off pounds sensibly mation on how to become a mem- at 435-830-4049. Need help to lose those extra manufacturing or industrial environ- to you. Located at 276 E. 500 N., on the first and third Thursdays of Open enrollment ber, call Karen Perry at 830-7846. pounds? We can help. TOPS is a ment who need additional training Tooele. Call 840-5036, rides pro- the month. The new meeting day and Tooele County School District will weight loss support group open to for advancement. Students will vided. times will be posted at a later date. Music Teachers Association Seniors be accepting applications from men, women, teens and pre-teens. elementary and secondary students attend class six hours per week The Tooele Valley Music Teachers followed by hands-on projects to First Baptist Church Monday night dinners Association will have their monthly Meetings are held every Tuesday at who are interested in enrolling in Grantsville senior center 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center be completed at their worksite. For If you would like to be a part of a Are you ready for some football and meeting at Stowe Recital Hall on The center has Bunko on Mondays a school outside of their resident 59 E. Vine St. Call Mary Lou at details e-mail Deborah Labenski at church that teaches from the Bible, delicious home cooked dinners? Jan. 12 at 9:30 a.m. The topic will and Wednesdays at 1 p.m., ceram- school boundary for the 2012-13 830-1150, Lisa at 882-1442 or see [email protected]. Class runs in and encourages its people to walk Stop by the Moose Lodge every be using colors to teach students ics on Tuesdays at 10 a.m., DUP school year. Application window: www.tops.org for more information. Dec. 1 through Feb. 17, 2012. Tooele on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with Jesus daily; if you would like Monday night for dinner, football with dyslexia and other learning the third Monday of each month Information: District Office 833- Jan. 3 to April 12, from 3 to 6 p.m. to be in a Christian fellowship that and good friends. disabilities, and will be presented at 1:30 p.m., quilting daily at 8 Cost is $400. cares for the people of this com- Addiction recovery Tooele 1900, ext. 1104. Daily Lunch by local teacher, Valerie Evensen. p.m., Bingo Thursdays at 1 p.m., LDS Family Services addiction munity in practical ways, come and Interested persons are welcome to and Pinochle Thursdays at 9 Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp recovery meeting every Tuesday THS yearbooks Mechanical drive systems visit us at First Baptist, 580 S. Main attend this free seminar. Address a.m. Breakfast is served every This course is designed for currently and fries, fried chicken — you never from 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS chapel We are attempting to assemble Street, Tooele; 882-2048, or check questions to Kim at 884-9224. Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon. employed individuals working in a know what might be on the menu. at 1030 S. 900 West, in the Relief five full sets of yearbooks from the out our website at tooelefirstbaptist. Exercise classes are held Tuesdays manufacturing or industrial environ- org. Alzheimer’s caregiver support Society room. Enter on the west beginning of Tooele High School Friday night dinners and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11 side of the church. The handicap through 2010. If you have any year- ment who are wishing to upgrade The support group is open to Starting Jan. 6, the Moose Lodge a.m. Pool and puzzles daily. entrance is on the south side of the books you do not want, drop them their skills in industrial and facilities First Lutheran anyone caring for someone with will be serving clam chowder and church. This meeting addresses all off at one of the following locations: maintenance. Students will attend First Lutheran invites you to worship Alzheimer’s disease or related Program openings fish and chips every Friday night addictions or character weaknesses. Tooele Pioneer Museum, Tooele class three hours per week followed with us on Sundays at 10 a.m. and dementia (memory issues). Learn Tooele County Aging has openings from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost will be No children please. High School, Tooele Senior Center, by eight hours of hands-on projects join us for Bible study afterwards. about the disease, get/share ideas. in an alternative, income-based $10 for a cup of soup and a halibut Tooele City Library or Tooele Valley to be completed at their worksite. We are at 349 N. 7th Street or Care of your loved one is available program designed to help seniors For details e-mail Deborah Labenski Seventh and Birch. fish and chips dinner. Come and Addiction recovery G-ville Railroad Museum. For any questions while you attend. Next meeting is remain independent. CNAs help LDS Family Services addition at [email protected]. Class runs enjoy some great seafood on Friday call Mike at (602) 826-9471. Jan. 17 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at keep them in their homes safely, recovery meeting every Thursday in Tooele on Wednesdays, Jan. 4 St. Marguerite’s nights. Cottage Glen Assisted Living, 1892 provide personal care, do house- night from 7:30-9 p.m. at the LDS TJHS council meeting to April 11, from 2 to 5 p.m. Cost Saint Marguerite Catholic Church Saturday night dinners N. Aaron Drive, Bldg #2, Tooele. keeping and run errands. If inter- chapel at 415 W. Apple in the Relief The next Tooele Junior High School is $400. celebration of the Eucharist: Sponsored by Tooele County Aging Saturday night rib-eye steak and ested please contact Jolene Shields Society room. Enter on the north Community Council meeting will be Saturday vigil 5 p.m., Sunday Services (to participate call 843- salmon dinners for members and at 843-4104 or 4105. side of the church. The handicap held Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. in the TJHS Certified Nursing Assistant 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. 4107) and Alzheimer’s Association- their guests. Members get a free entrance is also on the north side Library. All parents are invited to It’s not too late to become a (Spanish), Monday-Friday 9 a.m.; Utah Chapter (for information call Tooele seniors dinner in their birthday month. of the church. This meeting address Certified Nursing Assistant this win- Reconciliation 4 p.m. Saturday; reli- The center can be reached at 843- attend. 800-272-3900). all addictions or character weak- ter. The next class starts on Jan. 9 gious education 8:30 a.m. Sunday. 4110 and is for the enjoyment of nesses. No children please. and runs through April 21. Classes Located at 15 S. 7th St. Tooele Freemasons Indoor archery league all senior citizens 55 years and up. Education are held on Monday and Wednesday (435) 882-3860. Archery indoor 3-D league, spon- The Tooele Senior Center renewed from 4 to 8 p.m. Call 248-1800 for LDS addiction family support St. Marguerite’s School Meet-ups sored by the Stansbury Oquirrh their Friday night dinners. Dinner If you have a loved one who is strug- Hunter education courses more information, or stop by the Bowmen and Deseret Peak is served from 4-5:15 p.m. with The fourth annual dinner will be held The Tooele area Freemasons host gling with addictions of any kind, find Utah hunter education courses will Tooele campus at 66 West Vine Complex, will have league shooting entertainment from 5-7 p.m. The Jan. 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the church two monthly meet-up groups for help and support Sunday evenings hold its first set of classes Jan. Street between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursdays at 7 p.m. through dinners will cost $4 per person, but gymnasium. Music will be provided those interested in learning more from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Erda Ward 10, 12, 17, 18 and 19 from 6 to (Visit our web page at www.tatc.edu, February. All levels of shooters the entertainment is free. You must by the Judge Memorial High School about Freemasonry and its prin- building at 323 E. Erda Way. Enter on 9 p.m. The range test will be held click on Programs and Courses, are welcome. It will be held at the make reservations by Wednesday jazz band and madrigal choir. All ciples. On the second Friday of the the east side of the building and go on Jan. 21 with times TBD. State Health Care Technologies Certified Deseret Peak Complex indoor arena. prior. You may call the center to proceeds benefit the special needs month, we meet at our lodge build- to the Relief Society room. law requires students to attend Nursing Assistant (CNA), to view For more info call Cory at 884- have your name added to the reser- tuition fund. $50 per person or ing at 22 Settlement Canyon Road all sessions of class. All students enrollment requirements.) 3315, Bryan at 882-6795 or Wayne vation list. Please come out and join $350 for a table of eight. Please at 6 p.m. On the second Saturday LDS porn addiction program must purchase a Hunter Education at 840-3696. in the fun. Desktop publishing contact us at 882-0081 ASAP as of the month, we meet at Jim’s An LDS pornography addiction recov- Voucher for $10 from a license ery support group meeting will be Learn how to spruce up your let- seating is limited. Restaurant at 9 a.m. If you can’t agent/vendor. Bring the voucher Adult coed volleyball league Senior Circle held every Friday evening from 7:30- ters by learning desktop publishing. make it to meetings and would still to the first class and give to the Tooele Army Depot MWR will host an Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. 9 p.m., Stansbury Stake Center, Learn layout tricks, how to insert Brit-Ammi Kahal like information, visit www.rocky- instructor. The voucher includes all adult coed volleyball league begin- Cost $15 single, $27 couple per 417 E. Benson Road. Enter on the photos and using color, fonts and Covenant People Assembly are mountain11.org/contact-us/. costs for the class and includes ning in late January. Games will be year. To make reservations for activi- southwest side of building. Separate borders to create professional look- teaching the Hebrew roots of the a small game license that is vali- played on Tuesday nights starting at ties, call 843-3690. Bingo Tuesdays, men’s recovery (for men struggling ing documents. Enroll today and Christian faith. Visitors welcome on Events committee dated upon completion of the class. 6 p.m. Registration is $100/team. $4 for meal, make reservations, with pornography addictions) and start next week. Schedule the days Saturdays at 3 p.m., 37 S. Main The events committee is looking for a Classes will be held at the Tooele Stop by the TEAD MWR Physical spots fill up fast! Breakfast Buddies, women’s support meetings (for and hours you can attend. Come in St., Tooele. Call 843-5444 for more couple more members to assist with County Health Building, 151 N. Main Fitness Center, Bldg. 2002, to reg- Jan. 6 at Jim’s Restaurant, 9 a.m., women whose husbands or family to the Tooele campus at 66 W. Vine information. planning and organizing next year’s Street. For more info call Gene at ister, or call 833-2159 to sign up Dutch treat. Wellness Supper, Jan. members are struggling with pornog- Street between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., public activities and fundraisers. 882-4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. with a credit card over the phone. 11 at MWMC, 5 p.m. (dinner first), raphy) are held at the same time. Monday-Thursday, and 8 a.m. and 4 Tooele Christian Fellowship We have some lofty goals and need We invite you to our services where Deadline to register is Jan. 3. topic is on strokes and prevention. Safe driver class p.m. on Fridays. some great minds to help us achieve you’ll receive a warm welcome by them. Interested persons should con- Lunch Bunch, Jan. 13 at Denny’s, Class will be held Jan. 20 at Excelsior Academy public tours sincere, down-home country folks. tact Shawn at 435-843-8265. Excelsior Academy is conducting Mountain West Medical Center, Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m., 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele. Sign Churches tours every Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. with the morning service at 11 (except holidays and school breaks). Bulletin Board Policy in is at 9 a.m. Lunch sponsored by a.m. We are now meeting at Stowe Groups United Methodist Church Come see what makes Excelsior dif- If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin MWMC Senior Circle at 11:30 a.m. Family Music, 40 N. Main St., At Tooele UMC we welcome all who ferent. Everyone is welcome. at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The The cost of the class is $14 with a Tooele. There is child care avail- want to discover Gods love and Essential oils class Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic certificate issued at the end of the able. (Please use main entrance at Looking for an alternative to pre- worship in a friendly accepting and Historical society donations clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the class that may get you three years the rear of the building on Garden scription medicines? We have solu- loving environment. Come as you Tooele County Historical Society advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele discount on your insurance. AARP Street where there is plenty of park- tions for every health care problem. are. Wherever you are in your spiri- would like members of the com- Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To members will receive a $2 discount ing.) For information call 224-3392. Come learn how to use essential tual journey we invite you to join us. munity who have any family or per- guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- by showing a current card. All par- oils to take control of your health Please check our website for more sonal histories, photographs, books, 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the ticipants must sign up prior to the care. Learn how to determine which information, www.tooelecumc.org, brochures, DVD, VHS tapes or desired publication date. day of the class. Call 843-3690 or ones to buy, how to use them prop- SERVICE DIRECTORY B5

TUESDAY January 3, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 TELL ME A STORY ‘Welcoming the Demons’

(a Tibetan legend) threatened to tear off his robe, and growing frus- adapted by Amy Friedman and trated, he muttered under his breath, “Let the illustrated by Jillian Gilliland wind blow everything away.” As he said these words, he collapsed, and when at last he woke, ong ago a boy was born in western Tibet the storm was gone, and his robe fluttered in the to a wealthy family that named him Mila trees above him. LThopaga, “a joy to hear.” When he was still He went on with his work, and once he had very young, his father died, and his greedy aunt collected enough firewood, he returned to the and uncle stole the family’s money and forced cave, but to his dismay, he discovered that in his the boy and his mother to become their ser- absence the demons had moved in. They were vants. horrifying creatures, with eyes as round and big Young as he was, Mila Thopaga vowed he as saucers and blazing with fire. Milarepa was would take revenge, and when he was still small, speechless at the sight. he left home to work as an apprentice to a pow- At last he gathered himself and said, erful sorcerer. From the sorcerer he learned the “Greetings, please go away. I live here.” black arts, and years passed as he waited for his The demons poured out of the cave and grew chance. fiercer. They surrounded him, growling and At last the day came. His aunt and uncle were laughing angrily, their eyes blazing with fury. celebrating their son’s marriage, and Mila sum- Milarepa tried to recite prayers of exorcism, moned a storm. Hail descended on the land but as he did, the demons grew larger and more and destroyed the aunt and uncle’s homes. The terrifying. With each prayer, their eyes grew and storm was so fierce, many of the celebrants died. their cries became more shrill. Milarepa closed The villagers were furious and set off to bring his eyes and said his prayers, but their screams harm to Mila, but his mother warned him in deafened him. time, and the young sorcerer sent another hail- In despair, he thought of his teacher. He storm that stopped them. This time the storm remembered that his teacher had conquered destroyed everything in the village. Mila fled into the snow lioness, Maras, and also the golden the mountains. Garuda, the most terrifying of birds. He remem- In the silent mountains, all alone, he began to bered his lessons. The demons were no different regret the death and damage he had caused, and he decided from that day on he would practice from Milarepa himself; they were radiant prod- kindness and innocence. In just one month, he ucts of the mind. learned to control his breathing and decided he He began to sing: “I am the master of my must find a guru, someone to teach him all he mind. I am the son of Marpa. I am not afraid.” needed to know to be good. He walked into the cave and began to build a He found a guru called Marpa, a taskmaster. fire. “Come, demons,” he said, “I welcome you to Marpa gave the young man the task of building be with me.” a tall stone tower. Mila went to work at once, With these words he pacified the demons, building the tower stone by stone until it had who began to listen. risen high. When he showed his creation to “It is my pleasure to receive you here. Do Marpa, the guru said, “Good. Now tear it down stone back where he had found it. When he was Milarepa went to live in the caves of Red Rock not leave,” he said, and so the demons were and put each stone back in its original place.” done, Marpa said, “Now build another tower.” Jewel Valley. He lived on nettle tea and his skin enriched by Milarepa’s offers. Mila was devoted to his teacher, so he tore For 12 years Mila followed his teacher’s com- began to turn green, but there in the cave he “We shall talk and play together,” he contin- down the tower, and one by one he returned mands. The task was agonizing, and some days wrote songs and poems, reaching higher and ued. In this way he affirmed their power. each stone to its place. he thought he would give up. However, he perse- higher in his hopes to become enlightened. “And we shall pit your spirits against mine and When he was finished, Marpa said, “Good. vered, and at long last, when he had finished the One day, after he had lived there for many see who plays best.” Now build another tower.” last tower, Marpa nodded. years, he woke up hungry and decided he would And with those words the demons began to Mila set to work. After years of sweat and “You have done the job,” he said. And he sent build a fire and cook himself some soup. He set tremble, and Milarepa felt his own confidence labor, he showed the tower to his guru. Mila to live in the desolate caves in the south- off to gather sticks to build the fire. rising. As he grew stronger, the demons began to “Good,” Marpa said. “Now tear it down again western part of the country. “There you will do While he was searching for firewood, a storm shrink, and before long they had disappeared. and return the stones to their original places.” a lifelong retreat,” Marpa said. “And your name rose up and fierce winds blew the firewood Milarepa said a prayer of thanks to his guru Mila tore down that tower and placed each shall be Milarepa, cotton clad one.” away as quickly as he could gather it. The wind for protection and teaching. BABY Kahlan Aria Johnson T

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Summary Action TEE'S SALE PARCEL 1: COMMENC- covering real property 429 E. Main Street in Items: APN: 02-058-0-0006 ING 4.60 CHAINS S OF purportedly located at Grantsville, Utah, which a. Approval of Minutes Trust No. 1336759-07 THE NW CORNER OF 1532 North Drysdale meeting shall begin b. Approval of Bills NOTICE OF TRUS- Ref: Jessica Riddle TRA: SECT 29, T 5 S, RA 5 Way, Tooele, Utah promptly at 7:00 P.M. c. Personnel Matters TEE'S SALE notset Loan No. xxxxx24 W, SLBM; RUNNING 84074 in Tooele County, The agenda shall be as 3. Discussion of provid- APN: 01-066-0-0007 n. IMPORTANT NOTICE THENCE S 5 CHAINS; Utah, and more particu- follows: ing senior living at prop- Trust No. 1339763-07 TO PROPERTY THENCE N 81°15' E larly described as: CALL TO ORDER AND erty that adjoins the Car- Ref: Brenda K Knutson OWNER: YOU ARE IN 20.20 CHAINS; LOT 233, OVERLAKE PLEDGE OF ALLE- riage Crossing Subdivi- TRA: Loan No. DEFAULT UNDER A THENCE N 5.09 ESTATES PHASE 1-C GIANCE sion. (Doug Young) xxxxxx5573. IMPOR- DEED OF TRUST, CHAINS; THENCE S SUBDIVISION, AC- PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. Consideration of pro- TANT NOTICE TO DATED November 13, 81°15' W 20.20 CHAINS CORDING TO THE OF- a. Proposed amendment fessional accounting PROPERTY OWNER: 2006. UNLESS YOU TO THE POINT OF BE- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF of Chapter 16 Use Table services. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TAKE ACTION TO PRO- GINNING. AS RECORDED IN THE to include the use of “To- 5. Consideration of ap- UNDER A DEED OF TECT YOUR PROP- (01-285-0-0009). OFFICE OF THE Tuesday January 3, 2012 bacco Specialty Store” proval and specificationsTooele TRUST,Transcrip DATED Augustt-BulleERTY,t in IT MAY BE PARCEL 2: COMMENC- TOOELE COUNTY RE- b7 and regulate the location and authorization to pur- 26, 1999. UNLESS YOU SOLD AT A PUBLIC ING 4.40 CHAINS S OF CORDER, STATE OF of the use by prohibiting chase a sport truck for TAKE ACTION TO PRO- SALE. IF YOU NEED THE NE CORNER OF UTAH. Homes for Office Space suchPublic stores Noticeswithin 1,500 thePublic public works Notices depart- TECTPublic YOUR Notices PROP- ANPublic EXPLANATION Notices OF SECTPublic 30, T Notices 5 S, R 5 W, TaxPublic ID: 12-057-0-0233 Notices Public Notices Rent feet Meetings from any school ment.Meetings ERTY,Trustees IT MAY BE THIS Trustees PROCEEDING, SLBM;Trustees RUNNING The currentTrustees Beneficiary Water User (public or private kinder- 6. Consideration of SOLD AT A PUBLIC YOU SHOULD CON- THENCE S 5 CHAINS; of the trust deed is WHY RENT When You FOR LEASE Office/ garten, elementary, mid- Resolution 2012-01 ap- SALE. IF YOU NEED TACT A LAWYER. On THENCE S 81°15' W UTAH HOUSING COR- Deadline for public no- Can Buy? Zero down Business Space dle, charter, junior high, pointing a City Council AN EXPLANATION OF January 31, 2012, at 6.41 CHAINS; THENCE PORATION , and the re- tices is 4 p.m. the day & Low Income pro- Utilities included. 42 & or high school), public Member to the Tooele THIS PROCEEDING, 4:30pm, James H. Woo- N 8°45' W 5 CHAINS; cord owner of the prop- prior to publication. grams, 1st time & Sin- 50 South Main. One park, public recreation Valley Mosquito Abate- YOU SHOULD CON- dall, as duly appointed THENCE N 81°15' EAST erty as of the recording Public notices submit- gle parent programs, to 5 rooms available. facility, youth center, li- ment Board. TACT A LAWYER. On Trustee under a Deed of 7.17 CHAINS TO THE of the Notice of Default ted past the deadline Berna Sloan (435) 1 m o f r e e . brary, or church, or any 7. Consideration of Ordi- January 31, 2012, at Trust recorded Novem- POINT OF BEGINNING. is TRAVIS C. LAM- will not be accepted. 840-5029 Group 1 (602)826-9471 existing Tobacco Spe- nance 2012-01 amend- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- ber 14, 2006, as Instru- (01-286-0-0025). BROS. UPAXLP cialty Store, or any resi- ing the compensation of dall, as duly appointed ment No. 271789, in PARCEL 3: LOT 2, Bidders must tender to dential use or residential the City Attorney. Trustee under a Deed of Book xx, Page xx, of the TOOELE COUNTY JAIL the trustee a $5,000.00 MOVE IN SPECIAL! zoning boundary, includ- 8. Council Member As- Trust recorded August Official Records in the SUBDIVISION, A SUB- deposit at the sale and Public Notices Commercial Space ing mixed use zones. signments. 31, 1999, as Instrument office at the County Re- DIVISION OF TOOELE the balance of the pur- Miscellaneous TOOELE Rent starting at $250. FOLLOWING CLOSE 9. Mayor and Council No. 136758*, in Book corder of Tooele County, CITY. (17-096-0-002A). chase price by 2:00 p.m. 272 N. Broadway, OF PUBLIC HEARINGS, Reports. 0586, Page 0482-0488, State of Utah, executed The current beneficiary the day following the Deadline for public no- Tooele. Newly remod- MEETING OFFICIALLY 10. Adjourn. of the Official Records in by Jessica Riddle, A of the Deed of Trust is sale. Both the deposit tices is 4 p.m. the day CONDO eled. High speed CALLED TO ORDER BY Rachel Wright the office at the County Married Woman, will sell Mark L. Dickson and the and the balance must be prior to publication. Internet, utilities in- CHAIRMAN DREW AL- City Recorder Recorder of Tooele at public auction to high- recorded owner of the paid to Lincoln Title In- Public notices submit- cluded in rent. LEN. In compliance with the County, State of Utah, est bidder, payable in property as of the re- surance Agency in the ted past the deadline for RENT (435)830-2426 1. Election of a vice Americans with Disability executed by Brenda K lawful money of the cording of the Notice of form of a wire transfer, will not be accepted. • 4 bdrm (435)830-9147 chairman to serve for Act, Grantsville City will Knutson and Douglas United States at the time Default is Cyrus Land In- cashier's check or certi- UPAXLP • 3 bth one year and take over accommodate reason- Scott Knutson, Wife And of sale. Successful bid- vestment, LLC. fied funds. Cash pay- chair in January, 2013. able requests to assist Husband, As Joint Ten- ders must tender a de- A Substitution of Trustee ments, personal checks • Swimming ANNOUNCEMENT OF Buildings 2. Consideration of a 6 persons with disabilities ants, will sell at public posit of $5,000 in certi- and Notice of Default or trust checks are not APPOINTMENT AND Pool month preliminary plat to participate in meet- auction to highest bid- fied funds to the trustee were recorded on accepted. NOTICE TO CREDI- extension request for ings. Requests for assis- der, payable in lawful at the time of sale, with August 22, 2011 as DATED: December 30, TORS • No Pets If you build, remodel or Gene Anderson on the tance may be made by money of the United the balance due by noon Documents 359284 and 2011. PROBATE NO. • No Smoking remove buildings you Anderson Farms devel- calling City Hall (435) States at the time of the following business 359285, respectively, in LINCOLN TITLE IN- 113300084 EF can place your classi- • 2 Car Garage opment. 884-3411 at least 3 days sale. Successful bidders day, at the office of the Tooele County, State of SURANCE AGENCY IN THE THIRD JUDI- fied ad in 45 of Utah's 3. Consideration of in advance of a meeting. must tender a deposit of Trustee. At the tooele Utah. by: Paula Maughan CIAL DISTRICT COURT st newspapers for only Available Jan. 1 amending Chapter 16 (Published in the Tran- $5,000 in certified funds county courthouse 74 The undersigned Substi- its: Vice President IN AND FOR TOOELE $163. for 25 words ($5. Use Table to add To- script Bulletin January 3, to the trustee at the time South 100 East Tooele tute Trustee has elected Telephone: (801) 476- COUNTY, STATE OF for each additional 801.554.8474 bacco Specialty Store as 2012) of sale, with the balance Utah all right, title and in- to sell or cause to be 0303 UTAH word). You will reach or 882.3531 a conditional use in the due by noon the follow- terest conveyed to and sold all rights, title and web site: www.smith In the Matter of the Es- up to 340,000 house- CS, CG, and CD zones, ing business day, at the now held by it under said interest of the Trustor in knowles.com tate of LOUIS J. holds and all you do is Public Notices 2 AND 3BDRM Homes, and permitted in the MD office of the Trustee. At Deed of Trust in the and to the real property SK File No. 11-1020 SISNEROS, Deceased. call the Transcript Bul- Tooele. Must see. New and MG zones, and to Trustees the tooele county court- property situated in said described in the afore- (Published in the Tran- Joan M. Sisneros, letin at 882-0050 for all paint & floor. regulate the location of house 74 South 100 County and State de- mentioned Trust Deed in script Bulletin January 3, whose address is 22994 the details. (Mention $700-$850/mo. Pets ok. such uses as stated in Deadline for public no- East Tooele Utah all scribed as: Commencing order to satisfy such obli- 10 & 17, 2012) Highway 12, Trinidad, UCAN Classified Net- Pics, details & apply “a” of public hearings. tices is 4 p.m. the day right, title and interest at the southwest corner gations in favor of the CO. 81082, has been work) NOTICE OF TRUS- wmgutah.com 4. Approval of minutes of prior to publication. conveyed to and now of lot 3, block 42, plat Beneficiary. appointed Personal Rep- TEE'S SALE (435)849-5826 the last business meet- Public notices submit- held by it under said "a", Tooele city survey, Bidders must tender to resentative of the above METAL ROOF/ WALL The following described ing. ted past the deadline Deed of Trust in the thence south 5 rods; the Substitute Trustee a entitled estate. Creditors 3 BEDROOM (Master Panels, Pre-engineered real property will be sold 5. Report from Council will not be accepted. property situated in said thence east 20 rods, deposit of five thousand of the estate are hereby Suite), 2 bath, Multi- Metal Buildings. Mill at public auction to the Liaison Member, Neil UPAXLP County and State de- more or less to alley; dollars ($5,000.00), at notified to (1) deliver or level Home on Tooele's prices for sheeting coil highest bidder, purchase Critchlow. scribed as: Beginning at thence north 5 rods; the time of sale and the mail their written claims E a s t S i d e . are at a 4 year low. You NOTICE OF TRUS- price payable in lawful 6. Adjourn. a point which is south 88 thence west 20 rods to balance of the purchase to the personal repre- (602)320-4253 get the savings. 17 Col- TEE'S SALE money of the United DATED this 29th day of deg, 45' East 914.8 feet the point of beginning. price is due by 12:00 sentative at the address ors prime material, cut The following described States of America at the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile December, 2011. measured along an old being the north 5 rods of p.m. MST on the first above; (2) deliver or mail to your exact length. real property will be sold time of sale, at the main home for rent, no smok- By the Order of the Plan- fence line and North lot 2 of said block 42, ac- business day following their written claims to the CO Building Systems at public auction to the entrance of the Tooele ing/ pets. 882-1550 ning Commission Chair- 480.35 feet from the cording to the official plat the sale. Both the de- personal representa- 1-800-COBLDGS highest bidder, purchase County Courthouse, man, Drew Allen. Southwest corner of thereof.. The street ad- posit and the balance tive's attorney of record, 4BDRM 2BTH, large (ucan) price payable in lawful a/k/a the Third Judicial Shauna Kertamus Section 36, Township 2 dress and other common must be paid to V. Lowry Douglas P. Simpson, at yard, $985/mo $700/ money of the United District Court, 74 South Zoning Administrator South, Range 8 West, designation of the real Snow, Trustee, in the the following address: dep. (435)882-4849 States of America at the 100 East, Tooele, Utah, Public Notices All interested persons Sale Lake Base and Me- property described form of a wire transfer, Turner & Simpson, P.C., time of sale, at the main on Friday, January 20, 50%OFF FIRST month’s are invited to attend and ridian, and extending above is purported to be: cashier's check or certi- 2115 South Dallin Street, Meetings entrance of the Tooele 2012, at the hour of 9:30 rent, TOOELE 4bdrm, provide comment upon thence North 477.23 feet 325 South Main Street fied funds. Cash pay- Salt Lake City, Utah County Courthouse, a.m. of that day for the 2bth, remodled, ga- Deadline for public no- the Public Hearing pro- to the centerline of Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- ments, personal checks 84109 (801) 466-5005; a/k/a the Third Judicial purpose of foreclosing a rage. No smoking, pets tices is 4 p.m. the day posals. Written com- Cherry Street in Grants- mated Total Debt as of or trust checks are not or (3) file their written District Court, 74 South deed of trust originally negotiable $1050/mo prior to publication. ments will also be con- ville City, Utah, as ex- January 31, 2012 is accepted. claims with the Clerk of 100 East, Tooele, Utah, executed by Vicki L. $1000/dep 448 Deseret Public notices submit- sidered if submitted to tended westerly; thence $176,804.17. The under- The Substitute Trustee the Third Judicial District on Friday, January 20, Onederra, in favor of Ave. (801)580-5820 ted past the deadline the Zoning Administrator North 89 deg, 15' West signed Trustee disclaims shall sell the above prop- Court in Tooele Depart- 2012, at the hour of 9:30 HeritageWest Federal (435)849-1293 will not be accepted. in advance of the hear- 91.05 feet along said any liability for any incor- erty at the time of the ment, County of Tooele, a.m. of that day for the Credit Union, covering UPAXLP ing. The current zoning centerline, thence South rectness of the street ad- sale without warranty, State of Utah, 74 S. 100 purpose of foreclosing a real property located at CLEAN SE location Code and proposed 478.42 feet, thence East dress and other common express or implied sub- E., #14, Tooele, Utah deed of trust originally approximately 604 North 4bdrm, 2bth, close to PUBLIC NOTICE amendments may be re- 91.05 feet to the point of designation, if any, ject to all encumbrances 84074 (35) 833-8000 or executed by Vicki L. 640 West, Tooele, elementary, $950/mo. Notice is hereby given viewed at Grantsville beginning. Subject to the shown herein. Said sale of record. Anyone having otherwise present their Onederra, in favor of Tooele County, Utah, No smoking, pet that the Tooele City City Hall each weekday right of way described as will be made without questions or desiring in- claims as required by HeritageWest Federal and more particularly de- maybe? (801)842-3434 Council will meet in a between hours of 9:00 follows: beginning at the covenant or warranty, formation regarding the Utah law within three Credit Union, covering scribed as: Business Meeting on a.m. - 4:00 p.m. northwest corner of express or implied, re- property to be sold months after the date of GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm real property located at LOT 322, WEST POINT Wednesday, January 4, In accordance with the Block 62, Grantsville's garding title, possession, should contact the un- the first publication of 2bth modular home, approximately 624 North MEADOWS, PHASE 3, 2012 at the hour of 7:00 Americans With Disabili- Southwest Addition; and condition or encum- dersigned. Hours of of- this notice or be forever garage, w/d included, 640 West, Tooele, ACCORDING TO THE P.M. The meeting will ties Act, Grantsville City running thence West brances, including fees, fice operation: 8:30 a.m. barred. fenced. $950/mo Tooele County, Utah, OFFICIAL PLAT be held at the Tooele will accommodate rea- 1320 feet to the Section charges and expenses to 5:00 p.m., Monday Date of first Publication 465 East Main Street and more particularly de- THEREOF ON FILE City Hall Council Room sonable requests to as- line of Section 36, Town- of the Trustee and of the through Friday, except December 27, 2011. Davidson Realty scribed as: AND OF RECORD IN located at 90 North Main sist the disabled to par- ship 2 South, Range 6 trusts created by said legal holidays. /s/ Douglas P. Simpson (801)466-5078 LOT 320, WEST POINT THE TOOELE COUNTY Street, Tooele, Utah. ticipate in meetings. Re- West, Sale Lake Base Deed of Trust, to pay the THIS IS AN ATTEMPT Attorney for Personal MEADOWS, PHASE 3 RECORDER'S OFFICE. HOMES available to pur- 1. Pledge of Allegiance quest for assistance may and Meridian; thence remaining principal sums TO COLLECT A DEBT. Representative SUBDIVISION, AC- 15-077-0-0322 chase for LOW IN- 2. Official Swearing in of be made by calling City North 22.75 feet to the of the note(s) secured by ANY INFORMATION (Published in the Tran- CORDING TO THE OF- The current beneficiary COME buyers with Newly Elected City Hall at 884-3411 at least South line of the Dider- said Deed of Trust. The OBTAINED WILL BE script Bulletin December FICIAL PLAT THEREOF of the trust deed is Heri- good credit. Berna Council Members Pre- three days prior to the ickson property; thence current beneficiary of the USED TO COLLECT 27, 2011, January 3 & ON FILE AND OF RE- tageWest Federal Credit Sloan (435)840-5029 sented by Michelle Pitt meeting. East 1320 feet to the Trust Deed as of the THIS DEBT. 10, 2012) Group 1 Real Estate. 3. Election of Council (Published in the Tran- CORD IN THE TOOELE east line of Cherry date of this notice is: DATED this 14th day of Union, and the record Chair & Board/Commit- COUNTY RECORDER'S owner of the property as script Bulletin January 3, Street; thence South Hsbc Bank Usa, National December, 2011. BLASTING NOTICE TOOELE 3BDRM 2bth, tee Assignments OFFICE. 15-077-0-0320 of the recording of the 2012) 22.75 feet to the point of Association, As Trustee, V. Lowry Snow ECS will be performing 2 car garage available 4. Recognition of Former The current beneficiary notice of default is Vicki beginning. Excepting For The Registered Substitute Trustee blasting activities in 1/15. 2yr old Rambler Planning Commission PUBLIC NOTICE of the trust deed is Heri- Onederra. The trustee's therefrom, that portion Holders of Nomura (Published in the Tran- Tooele County between $1050/mo guardright Members Notice is hereby given tageWest Federal Credit sale of the aforede- thereof, included in Home Equity Home script Bulletin December Stockton and Settlement property.com 5. Domestic Violence that the Tooele City Union, and the record scribed real property will Cherry Street *loan Loan, Inc. Asset-backed 20, 27, 2011 & January Canyon. Blasting will oc- (801)842-9631 Update Lynne Smith Council will meet in a owner of the property as be made without war- modification agreement Certificates, Series 3, 2012) cur between 8:00am and 6. Open Form for Public Work Session on of the recording of the ranty as to title, posses- TOOELE DUPLEX 485 recorded on 06/06/2011 2007-2. The record 5:00pm. The following Comment Wednesday, January 4, notice of default is Vicki NOTICE OF TRUS- sion, or encumbrances. N Delta Circle 3bdrm doc# 357004.. The street owner of the property as blasting signals will be 7. Resolution 2012 - 01 2012 at the hour of 5:00 L. Onederra and Debbie TEE'S SALE Bidders must be pre- 2bth, w/d hook-ups, address and other com- of the recording of the used: Warning signal: A A Resolution of the P.M. The Meeting will Millward. The trustee's The following described pared to tender 1200sqft $800/mo, mon designation of the Notice of Default is/are: 1 minute series of long Tooele City Council Ap- be held at the Tooele sale of the aforede- property will be sold at $5,000.00 in certified Aaron (801)450-8432 real property described Jessica Riddle. Dated: blasts 5 minutes prior to pointing Michelle Pitt as City Hall Large Confer- scribed real property will public auction to the funds at the sale and the above is purported to be: December 27, 2011. blast signal Blasting sig- TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth City Recorder for a Term ence Room located at 90 be made without war- highest bidder, payable balance of the purchase 609 West Cherry Street James H. Woodall nal: A series of short large split entry, 2 car of Two Years Presented North Main Street, ranty as to title, posses- in lawful money of the price in certified funds by Grantsville Ut 84029. 10808 River Front blasts 1 minute prior to garage, new carpet/ by Council Chairman Tooele, Utah. sion, or encumbrances. United States at the time 10:00 a.m. the following Estimated Total Debt as Parkway, Suite 175 the shot All clear signal: paint. $1050/mo. 8. Resolution 2012-02 A 1. Closed Meeting to Bidders must be pre- of sale, at the Tooele business day. The trus- of January 31, 2012 is South Jordan Ut A prolonged blast follow- No pets/ smoking. Resolution of the Tooele Discuss: pared to tender County Courthouse, 74 tee reserves the right to $210,439.51. The under- 84095 (801)254-9450 ing the inspection of 767 North White Pine Dr City Council Appointing (a) Property Acquisition $5,000.00 in certified South 100 East, Tooele, void the effect of the signed Trustee disclaims (800)245-1886 (Hotline) blast area If the location (840 East) Fran Garcia, Chris 2. Reopen Meeting funds at the sale and the UT 84074, on February trustee's sale after the any liability for any incor- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 of the blasting changes, Davidson Realty Sloan, Matt Robinson, 3. Discussion: balance of the purchase 8, 2012, at 12:00 noon of sale based upon infor- rectness of the street ad- P.M. Signature/by: this notice will be up- (801)466-5078 Doug Redmond, and (a) Lot Coverage price in certified funds by said day, for the purpose mation unknown to the dress and other common James H. Woodall dated to reflect the Tom Poyner as Mem- (b) Clint Bryant Subdivi- 10:00 a.m. the following designation, if any, R-400032 of foreclosing a trust trustee at the time of the WHY RENT when you changes. bers of the Tooele City sion located at 401 N business day. The trus- shown herein. Said sale (Published in the Tran- deed dated May 17, sale, such as a bank- can buy? Call for a (Published in the Tran- Planning Commission Coleman tee reserves the right to will be made without script Bulletin December 2006, and executed by ruptcy filing, a loan rein- free pre approval Me- script Bulletin January 3, Presented by Mayor Pat- (c) Council Committee void the effect of the covenant or warranty, 27, 2011, January 3 & TRAVIS C. LAMBROS, statement, or an agree- lanie 840-3073 Secu- 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, rick Dunlavy Assignments trustee's sale after the express or implied, re- 10, 2012) as Trustor, in favor of ment between the trustor rity National Mort- 31, February 2, 7, 9 & 9. Ordinance 2012-01 4. Adjourn sale based upon infor- garding title, possession, MORTGAGE ELEC- and beneficiary to post- gage. 14, 2012) An Ordinance of the Michelle Y. Pitt mation unknown to the condition or encum- NOTICE OF TRUS- TRONIC REGISTRA- pone or cancel the sale. Tooele City Council Es- Tooele City Recorder trustee at the time of the brances, including fees, TEE'S SALE TION SYSTEMS, INC. If so voided, the only re- tablishing the Dates, Pursuant to the Ameri- sale, such as a bank- charges and expenses NOTICE IS HEREBY SOLELY AS NOMINEE course of the highest BLASTING NOTICE Homes Time and Place of its cans with Disabilities ruptcy filing, a loan rein- of the Trustee and of the GIVEN that the following FOR HOME LOAN bidder is to receive a full ECS will be performing Public Meetings Pre- Act, Individuals Needing statement, or an agree- trusts created by said described property will CORPORATION as refund of the money paid blasting activities be- sented by Michelle Pitt Special Accommoda- ment between the trustor Deed of Trust, to pay the be sold at public auction Beneficiary, which Trust to the trustee. THIS IS tween Faust Road (near Deed was recorded on $$SAVE MONEY 10. Minutes tions Should Notify Mi- and beneficiary to post- remaining principal sums to the highest bidder, AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Stockton, UT) and West May 18, 2006, as Entry Search Bank & HUD December 7, 2011 chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele pone or cancel the sale. of the note(s) secured by payable in lawful money LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- Bench Pole Line Road No. 260026, in the Offi- homes www.Tooele 11. Invoices City Recorder, at If so voided, the only re- said Deed of Trust. The of the United States at FORMATION OB- (near Mona, UT). Blast- cial Records of Tooele BankHomes.com Presented by Michelle 843-2110 prior to the course of the highest current beneficiary of the the time of the sale, at TAINED WILL BE USED ing will occur between County, State of Utah Berna Sloan (435) Pitt meeting. TDD Phone bidder is to receive a full Trust Deed as of the the main entrance to the FOR THAT PURPOSE. 8:00am and 5:00pm. covering real property 840-5029 Group 1 12. Adjourn Number 843-2108 refund of the money paid date of this notice is: Lnv TOOELE COUNTY DATED this 20th day of The following blasting Michelle Y. Pitt (Published in the Tran- to the trustee. THIS IS Corporation. The record COURT located at 74 purportedly located at December, 2011 signals will be used: FSBO 2BDRM 1bth Tooele City Recorder script Bulletin January 3, AN ATTEMPT TO COL- owner of the property as SOUTH 100 EAST, 1532 North Drysdale Marlon L. Bates, suc- Warning signal: A 1 min- trailer in Tooele park, Pursuant to the Ameri- 2012) LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- of the recording of the TOOELE, UTAH on Way, Tooele, Utah cessor trustee ute series of long blasts easy terms available. cans with Disabilities FORMATION OB- Notice of Default is/are: JANUARY 17, 2012 at 84074 in Tooele County, Scalley Reading Bates 5 minutes prior to blast $6500 cash out or Act, Individuals Needing PUBLIC NOTICE TAINED WILL BE USED Brenda K Knutson and 11:00 a.m. or the pur- Utah, and more particu- Hansen & Rasmussen, signal Blasting signal: A $7000 to carry. Call to- Special Accommoda- The Grantsville City FOR THAT PURPOSE. Douglas Scott Knutson. pose of foreclosing on a larly described as: P.C. series of short blasts 1 day. (406)780-1072 tions Should Notify Mi- Council will hold its regu- DATED this 20th day of Dated: December 27, Deed of Trust originally LOT 233, OVERLAKE 15 West South Temple, minute prior to the shot lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. December, 2011 executed by CYRUS ESTATES PHASE 1-C Ste. 600 All clear signal: A pro- Planning on selling your chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele 2011. on Wednesday, January Marlon L. Bates, suc- LAND INVESTMENT, SUBDIVISION, AC- Salt Lake City, Utah longed blast following home, you could be City Recorder, at James H. Woodall 4, 2012 at 429 East Main cessor trustee LLC, as Grantor (Trus- CORDING TO THE OF- 84101 the inspection of blast sending your sales 843-2110 prior to the 10808 River Front Street, Grantsville, UT Scalley Reading Bates tor), on April 2, 2008, FICIAL PLAT THEREOF Telephone: (801) area If the location of the points to up to 340,000 meeting. TDD Phone Parkway, Suite 175 84029. The agenda is as Hansen & Rasmussen, and recorded in Tooele AS RECORDED IN THE 531-7870 blasting changes, this households at once. Number 843-2108 South Jordan Ut follows: P.C. County on April 2, 2008, OFFICE OF THE Business Hours: 9:00 notice will be updated to For $163. you can (Published in the Tran- 84095 (801)254-9450 CALL TO ORDER AND 15 West South Temple, as Document 304989, TOOELE COUNTY RE- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. reflect the changes. place your 25 word script Bulletin January 3, (800)245-1886 (Hotline) PLEDGE OF ALLE- Ste. 600 and covering certain real CORDER, STATE OF Trustee No. 44078-79 (Published in the Tran- classified ad to all 45 2012) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 GIANCE Salt Lake City, Utah property located in UTAH. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January 3, newspapers in Utah. P.M. Signature/by: PUBLIC NOTICE ROLL CALL 84101 Tooele County, State of Tax ID: 12-057-0-0233 script Bulletin December 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26, Just call the Transcript James H. Woodall Notice is hereby given PUBLIC HEARING: Telephone: (801) Utah, and described in The current Beneficiary 20, 27, 2011 & January 31, February 2, 7, 9 & Bulletin at 882-0050 for R-398703 that the Grantsville City a. Proposed amendment 531-7870 said Deed of Trust as of the trust deed is 3, 2012) 14, 2012) all the details. (Mention (Published in the Tran- Planning Commission to the compensation of Business Hours: 9:00 follows: UTAH HOUSING COR- ucan) script Bulletin December will hold a regular busi- the Grantsville City Attor- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 27, 2011, January 3 & PARCELS: PORATION , and the re- SELLING YOUR ness meeting on Thurs- ney. Trustee No. 44078-78 10, 2012) 01-285-0-0009, 01-286- cord owner of the prop- HOME? Advertise it in day, January 12, 2012 in AGENDA: (Published in the Tran- 0-0025 and 17-096- erty as of the recording the classifieds. Call the Grantsville City Hall 1. Youth Awards script Bulletin December NOTICE OF TRUS- 0-002A of the Notice of Default 882-0050 or visit Council Chambers at 2. Summary Action 20, 27, 2011 & January TEE'S SALE PARCEL 1: COMMENC- is TRAVIS C. LAM- www.tooeletran 429 E. Main Street in Items: 3, 2012) APN: 02-058-0-0006 ING 4.60 CHAINS S OF BROS. script.com Grantsville, Utah, which a. Approval of Minutes Trust No. 1336759-07 THE NW CORNER OF Bidders must tender to meeting shall begin b. Approval of Bills NOTICE OF TRUS- Ref: Jessica Riddle TRA: SECT 29, T 5 S, RA 5 the trustee a $5,000.00 promptly at 7:00 P.M. c. Personnel Matters TEE'S SALE notset Loan No. xxxxx24 W, SLBM; RUNNING deposit at the sale and Mobile Homes The agenda shall be as 3. Discussion of provid- APN: 01-066-0-0007 n. IMPORTANT NOTICE THENCE S 5 CHAINS; the balance of the pur- follows: ing senior living at prop- Trust No. 1339763-07 TO PROPERTY THENCE N 81°15' E chase price by 2:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER AND erty that adjoins the Car- Ref: Brenda K Knutson OWNER: YOU ARE IN 20.20 CHAINS; the day following the 2000 FLEETWOOD PLEDGE OF ALLE- riage Crossing Subdivi- TRA: Loan No. DEFAULT UNDER A THENCE N 5.09 sale.Order Both the deposit your 3bdrm, 14x66, $15,000 GIANCE sion. (Doug Young) xxxxxx5573. IMPOR- DEED OF TRUST, CHAINS; THENCE S and the balance must be (435)496-9287 PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. Consideration of pro- TANT NOTICE TO DATED November 13, 81°15' W 20.20 CHAINS paid toclassified Lincoln Title In- ads a. Proposed amendment fessional accounting PROPERTY OWNER: 2006. UNLESS YOU TO THE POINT OF BE- surance Agency in the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile of Chapter 16 Use Table services. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TAKE ACTION TO PRO- GINNING. form of a wire transfer, home for rent, no smok- to include the use of “To- 5. Consideration of ap- UNDER A DEED OF TECT YOUR PROP- (01-285-0-0009). cashier's check or certi- ing/ pets. 882-1550 bacco Specialty Store” proval and specifications TRUST, DATED August ERTY, IT MAY BE PARCEL 2: COMMENC- fied funds. Cash pay- and regulate the location and authorization to pur- 26, 1999. UNLESS YOU SOLD AT A PUBLIC ING 4.40 CHAINS S OF ments, personalOnline! checks SELL YOUR computer in the classifieds. Call of the use by prohibiting chase a sport truck for TAKE ACTION TO PRO- SALE. IF YOU NEED THE NE CORNER OF or trustTo place checks your classified are not ads in the Tooele Transcript 882-0050 or visit such stores within 1,500 the public works depart- TECT YOUR PROP- AN EXPLANATION OF SECT 30, T 5 S, R 5 W, accepted.Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will www.tooeletranscript. feet from any school ment. ERTY, IT MAY BE THIS PROCEEDING, SLBM; RUNNING DATED:appear in Decemberthe print issue of 30, the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele com (public or private kinder- 6. Consideration of SOLD AT A PUBLIC YOU SHOULD CON- THENCE S 5 CHAINS; 2011.Valley Extra and on the tooeletranscript.com website! garten, elementary, mid- Resolution 2012-01 ap- SALE. IF YOU NEED TACT A LAWYER. On THENCE S 81°15' W LINCOLN TITLE IN- dle, charter, junior high, pointing a City Council AN EXPLANATION OF January 31, 2012, at 6.41 CHAINS; THENCE SURANCE AGENCY or high school), public Member to the Tooele THIS PROCEEDING, 4:30pm, James H. Woo- N 8°45' W 5 CHAINS; by: Paula Maughan park, public recreation Valley Mosquito Abate- YOU SHOULD CON- dall, as duly appointed THENCE N 81°15' EAST its: Vice President facility, youth center, li- ment Board. TACT A LAWYER. On Trustee under a Deed of 7.17 CHAINS TO THE Telephone: (801) 476- brary, or church, or any 7. Consideration of Ordi- January 31, 2012, at Trust recorded Novem- POINT OF BEGINNING. 0303 existing Tobacco Spe- nance 2012-01 amend- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- ber 14, 2006, as Instru- (01-286-0-0025). web site: www.smith cialty Store, or any resi- ing the compensation of dall, as duly appointed ment No. 271789, in PARCEL 3: LOT 2, knowles.com dential use or residential the City Attorney. Trustee under a Deed of Book xx, Page xx, of the TOOELE COUNTY JAIL SK File No. 11-1020 zoning boundary, includ- 8. Council Member As- Trust recorded August Official Records in the SUBDIVISION, A SUB- (Published in the Tran- ing mixed use zones. signments. 31, 1999, as Instrument office at the County Re- DIVISION OF TOOELE script Bulletin January 3, FOLLOWING CLOSE 9. Mayor and Council No. 136758*, in Book corder of Tooele County, CITY. (17-096-0-002A). 10 & 17, 2012) OF PUBLIC HEARINGS, Reports. 0586, Page 0482-0488, State of Utah, executed The current beneficiary MEETING OFFICIALLY 10. Adjourn. of the Official Records in by Jessica Riddle, A of the Deed of Trust is CALLED TO ORDER BY Rachel Wright the office at the County Married Woman, will sell Mark L. Dickson and the CHAIRMAN DREW AL- City Recorder Recorder of Tooele at public auction to high- recorded owner of the LEN. In compliance with the County, State of Utah, est bidder, payable in property as of the re- 1. Election of a vice Americans with Disability executed by Brenda K lawful money of the cording of the Notice of chairman to serve for Act, Grantsville City will Knutson and Douglas United States at the time Default is Cyrus Land In- one year and take over accommodate reason- Scott Knutson, Wife And of sale. Successful bid- vestment, LLC. chair in January, 2013. able requests to assist Husband, As Joint Ten- ders must tender a de- A Substitution of Trustee 2. Consideration of a 6 persons with disabilities ants, will sell at public posit of $5,000 in certi- and Notice of Default month preliminary plat to participate in meet- auction to highest bid- fied funds to the trustee were recorded on extension request for ings. Requests for assis- der, payable in lawful at the time of sale, with August 22, 2011 as Gene Anderson on the tance may be made by money of the United the balance due by noon Documents 359284 and Anderson Farms devel- calling City Hall (435) States at the time of the following business 359285, respectively, in opment. 884-3411 at least 3 days sale. Successful bidders day, at the office of the Tooele County, State of 3. Consideration of in advance of a meeting. must tender a deposit of Trustee. At the tooele Utah. amending Chapter 16 (Published in the Tran- $5,000 in certified funds county courthouse 74 The undersigned Substi- Use Table to add To- script Bulletin January 3, to the trustee at the time South 100 East Tooele tute Trustee has elected bacco Specialty Store as 2012) of sale, with the balance Utah all right, title and in- to sell or cause to be a conditional use in the due by noon the follow- terest conveyed to and sold all rights, title and CS, CG, and CD zones, ing business day, at the now held by it under said interest of the Trustor in and permitted in the MD office of the Trustee. At Deed of Trust in the and to the real property and MG zones, and to the tooele county court- property situated in said described in the afore- regulate the location of house 74 South 100 County and State de- mentioned Trust Deed in such uses as stated in East Tooele Utah all scribed as: Commencing order to satisfy such obli- “a” of public hearings. right, title and interest at the southwest corner gations in favor of the 4. Approval of minutes of conveyed to and now of lot 3, block 42, plat Beneficiary. the last business meet- held by it under said "a", Tooele city survey, Bidders must tender to ing. Deed of Trust in the thence south 5 rods; the Substitute Trustee a 5. Report from Council property situated in said thence east 20 rods, deposit of five thousand Liaison Member, Neil County and State de- more or less to alley; dollars ($5,000.00), at Critchlow. scribed as: Beginning at thence north 5 rods; the time of sale and the 6. Adjourn. a point which is south 88 thence west 20 rods to balance of the purchase DATED this 29th day of deg, 45' East 914.8 feet the point of beginning. price is due by 12:00 December, 2011. measured along an old being the north 5 rods of p.m. MST on the first By the Order of the Plan- fence line and North lot 2 of said block 42, ac- business day following ning Commission Chair- 480.35 feet from the cording to the official plat the sale. Both the de- man, Drew Allen. Southwest corner of thereof.. The street ad- posit and the balance Shauna Kertamus Section 36, Township 2 dress and other common must be paid to V. Lowry Zoning Administrator South, Range 8 West, designation of the real Snow, Trustee, in the All interested persons Sale Lake Base and Me- property described form of a wire transfer, are invited to attend and ridian, and extending above is purported to be: cashier's check or certi- provide comment upon thence North 477.23 feet 325 South Main Street fied funds. Cash pay- the Public Hearing pro- to the centerline of Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- ments, personal checks posals. Written com- Cherry Street in Grants- mated Total Debt as of or trust checks are not ments will also be con- ville City, Utah, as ex- January 31, 2012 is accepted. sidered if submitted to tended westerly; thence $176,804.17. The under- The Substitute Trustee the Zoning Administrator North 89 deg, 15' West signed Trustee disclaims shall sell the above prop- in advance of the hear- 91.05 feet along said any liability for any incor- erty at the time of the ing. The current zoning centerline, thence South rectness of the street ad- sale without warranty, Code and proposed 478.42 feet, thence East dress and other common express or implied sub- amendments may be re- 91.05 feet to the point of designation, if any, ject to all encumbrances viewed at Grantsville beginning. Subject to the shown herein. Said sale of record. Anyone having City Hall each weekday right of way described as will be made without questions or desiring in- between hours of 9:00 follows: beginning at the covenant or warranty, formation regarding the a.m. - 4:00 p.m. northwest corner of express or implied, re- property to be sold In accordance with the Block 62, Grantsville's garding title, possession, should contact the un- Americans With Disabili- Southwest Addition; and condition or encum- dersigned. Hours of of- ties Act, Grantsville City running thence West brances, including fees, fice operation: 8:30 a.m. will accommodate rea- 1320 feet to the Section charges and expenses to 5:00 p.m., Monday sonable requests to as- line of Section 36, Town- of the Trustee and of the through Friday, except sist the disabled to par- ship 2 South, Range 6 trusts created by said legal holidays. ticipate in meetings. Re- West, Sale Lake Base Deed of Trust, to pay the THIS IS AN ATTEMPT quest for assistance may and Meridian; thence remaining principal sums TO COLLECT A DEBT. be made by calling City North 22.75 feet to the of the note(s) secured by ANY INFORMATION Hall at 884-3411 at least South line of the Dider- said Deed of Trust. The OBTAINED WILL BE three days prior to the ickson property; thence current beneficiary of the USED TO COLLECT meeting. East 1320 feet to the Trust Deed as of the THIS DEBT. (Published in the Tran- east line of Cherry date of this notice is: DATED this 14th day of script Bulletin January 3, Street; thence South Hsbc Bank Usa, National December, 2011. 2012) 22.75 feet to the point of Association, As Trustee, V. Lowry Snow beginning. Excepting For The Registered Substitute Trustee therefrom, that portion Holders of Nomura (Published in the Tran- thereof, included in Home Equity Home script Bulletin December Cherry Street *loan Loan, Inc. Asset-backed 20, 27, 2011 & January modification agreement Certificates, Series 3, 2012) recorded on 06/06/2011 2007-2. The record doc# 357004.. The street owner of the property as address and other com- of the recording of the mon designation of the Notice of Default is/are: real property described Jessica Riddle. Dated: above is purported to be: December 27, 2011. 609 West Cherry Street James H. Woodall Grantsville Ut 84029. 10808 River Front Estimated Total Debt as Parkway, Suite 175 of January 31, 2012 is South Jordan Ut $210,439.51. The under- 84095 (801)254-9450 signed Trustee disclaims (800)245-1886 (Hotline) any liability for any incor- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 rectness of the street ad- P.M. Signature/by: dress and other common James H. Woodall designation, if any, R-400032 shown herein. Said sale (Published in the Tran- will be made without script Bulletin December covenant or warranty, 27, 2011, January 3 & express or implied, re- 10, 2012) garding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, including fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: Lnv Corporation. The record owner of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default is/are: Brenda K Knutson and Douglas Scott Knutson. Dated: December 27, 2011. James H. Woodall 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: James H. Woodall R-398703 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 27, 2011, January 3 & 10, 2012) B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2012 HOMEFRONT Be smart when it comes to dieting

t is January — the tradi- but not too many, calories and tional time for making New to get reasonable exercise. IYear’s resolutions. I don’t Diane Sagers For teenagers, getting some have any statistics to back exercise may be enough to CORRESPONDENT me up, but I’d bet that losing help them lose weight without weight is the number one reso- changing what they eat. lution each January. In any case, choose to eat Evidently , I’m not the only which feels good. But eventu- more (but not exclusively) one who thinks so. Right now ally, the weight loss declines as fruits and vegetables, cut back ads for this surefire diet and the body metabolism slows to on fatty meats, greasy fried that surefire diet are all over maintain a healthy weight. foods and sweets or high calo- the place. The magazine stands Some diets can be unhealthy. rie, processed grain products. are filled with publications that Right off the top, any diet that Drink more water and less sug- blare out their concepts of the requires a person to eat fewer ary drinks, like sports drinks or ways and reasons that all of us calories than their bodies sodas. should be slimmer, trimmer require for proper functioning Develop good health habits and therefore healthier. — such as an 800-calorie-per- and dietary habits that you can You can choose from high day-diet — is very unhealthy. live with on a long-term basis. protein diets, low fat diets, all Everyone needs a certain level Find a mode of exercise that vegetable diets, no carb diets, of calories for energy, breath- you enjoy. Find a sport you like, fruit diets and, if you wish, you ing, digestion and moving walk to school or work, or ride could probably figure out a way around. Cutting calories too a bicycle a few times a week. to lose weight eating a nonstop much can be harmful. Drink fat free or low-fat milk. diet of cake. Cutting fat is another favor- It provides a healthy dose of The questions seem to be: ite diet plan. Diets that don’t calcium and it carries much Which one works the best? allow any fat at all are harmful less sugar than soft drinks, and Which one will last? And most because fat is needed for vari- has all kinds of nutrients never importantly, which of these ous body functions, such as to found in sodas. Metro Creative Connection weight loss plans is healthy, carry certain vitamins through Choose a wide variety of The best way to maintain a healthy weight is to eat a well-balanced diet with enough, but not too many, calories. Eating a and which is not? the system. Everyone needs up foods including at least five well-balanced diet is also one of the easiest ways to get proper nutrients. People diet for lots of rea- to 30 percent of their total diet servings a day of fruits and sons. Most of the January diets to come from fat. vegetables. Don’t count potato and pay in the frustration of sional about how to make son than your diet or if you are are the result of overindulgence Cutting out certain food chips or French fries as veg- trying to get rid of the extra nutritious vegetarian choices restricting activity because of during the holidays. However, groups is not healthy either. etables. weight it engenders. to include sufficient high-qual- food, reconsider your diet plan. some people are unhealthy While fruits and vegetables are Eat lean or high-protein Skip the fad diets. You do ity proteins. If you are afraid of food or because of excess weight and very healthy, a diet that allows foods from meats, poultry, lose a few pounds for a while, Dieting can be good or bad. are exercising excessively to really will be better off with only those is not. They have fish and vegetable sources (or but most often the weight Its good if it promotes good keep the weight off, reconsider fewer pounds. Some people great vitamins and minerals in beans). returns and more follows. Also, health and bad if it becomes the diet. If you have started who play sports want to be in them, but not the entire range Drink at least four to six skip the diet pills. Just because controlling or compulsive. wearing baggy clothes to hide eight-ounce glasses of water you can get them over the top physical condition. Others you need. If you opt to diet, pay atten- your small size or if you are have the idea that they will feel People on these unhealthy daily. counter, doesn’t mean they are tion to your progress and using laxatives or vomiting better if they lose a few pounds diets do lose weight. If a diet Don’t skip breakfast. no problem. choose a healthy weight for after meals, seek medical help — and maybe they are right. does not provide all the needed Breakfast is important. People Give up the “good food/bad your body type. You are in trou- to overcome your compulsive However, some think all the nutrients to interact with each who eat breakfast generally eat food” concept. If you cut out ble if you are still dieting after problems in their lives are a other, weight loss will occur. less throughout the rest of the an entire group of foods, you you reach a healthy weight. dieting. result of weight. When things However, as soon as the dieter day and are less likely to be will lose nutrients, and if you If you are withdrawing from The sooner you get help for are out of control in a person’s begins eating normally again, overweight. completely cut out desserts, family and friends or if you are eating problems such as these, life, they may use dieting as the weight comes back — often Learn to take smaller por- you will develop a hankering hiding to eat, you are probably the healthier you will be. If you a method of gaining a sense with “interest.” tions at fast food restaurants. for those treats. It is far better becoming too “attached” to find that your diet is running of control over something in The best way to maintain a That “bargain” supersized meal to control portion sizes. your diet for your own good. If your life and has gone beyond their lives. Weight loss brings healthy weight is to eat a well- is no bargain. You’ll pay a little If you decide to become a your performance at school or your control, find professional praise and compliments, balanced diet with enough, more in money and you’ll pay vegetarian, talk to a profes- work suffers for no other rea- help to resolve your problems.

and even some who do who get Helping told the wrong information,” continued from page B1 she said. “Then they end up taking classes they don't need “For 13 years it was horri- to, and it's a waste of time and ble,” she said. “I think someone money for them.” should only have to work out The USU Tooele campus cur- there for three to five years at rently offers about 30 degrees, the most. It's a very stressful and Allen works with students job. The atmosphere out there who are majoring in all of the is so negative, and it made me degrees. She also assists high become a negative person after school students with concur- 13 years. Some of the inmates rent education, and has helped tried to take advantage of the some gain their associate's program and they ruined it for degrees before they ever grad- everyone else.” uate high school. In addition, While Allen didn't love work- she's advised a few parents and Outdoor Vinyl ing at the Utah State Prison their children all at the same for the length of time she did, time due to the non-traditional Outdoor Vinyl she found one thing to grasp student base at the Tooele cam- onto to make the work a little pus. less stressful and a little more “What makes Tooele's [cam- rewarding. pus] run so well is the team- “I helped a lot of inmates, work of everyone, and commu- and that's the only thing that nication,” she said. “The other made my job worthwhile,” she adviser, Suzanne Anderson, and said. “It was good helping them I work well together. One of our get their education. Most of best tools is word of mouth. If them wanted the chance. They we weren't good advisers, then wanted to become citizens and we wouldn't have people com- get jobs. If they had that degree, ing to us.” then it would help them.” Allen's advice to anyone look- Allen also found that by ful- ing to meet their educational BANNERS! filling her dream of becoming goals is to meet with somebody a coach, she could use her time who can tell them the steps they coaching as a release from the need to know to get started. stresses of the prison. “Getting started is the first “I was able to coach while thing,” she said. “Time will go working at the prison,” she on whether or not you're in said. “It worked out so that school. The sooner you can get � when I got home from work, I going, the better. You can say could go to practice. It was a Custom Design that you want to go back to relief to coach after working all school, but until you take that day. I had to coordinate things first step, nothing will happen.” with the prison on the security Because she deals mainly side, and then USU was on the with non-traditional students, � educational side. It was very stressful trying to put every- Allen said she meets many who Yard Signs thing together.” have a hard time going back to After more than a decade school. working at the prison, Allen was “It's scary for them,” she said. relieved to be transferred back “Once they come through that � to the Tooele campus. door, that is the biggest step “When I came back I was they can take. Then us advisers Vehicle Magnets a registration coordinator for can really help them through about a year, and then I became school step by step.” an adviser in May 2006,” she However, Allen said although said. she's advised many students, Allen said the past five years she can't take any credit for the BEST PRICES she's spent as an adviser have successes these students have been just as good as the time had. AROUND! she spent coaching. “The students are the ones “Being an adviser, I've got who do it,” she said. “I'm kind the best job,” she said. “I get to of like a cheerleader for them talk with students about their in the background. I don't 24 Hour Turnaround careers and what they want to know about that changing lives do with their lives. I get to help stuff — I can't say that I do it. them achieve their goals.” Here in Tooele, you can just Another reason Allen decid- see what education itself can Available ed to take the job as an adviser do for non-traditional students. five years ago was because she Usually people who get out of wanted to help students get cor- high school and go straight to rect and helpful information. college have to be there, and “There are so many students maybe their parents are paying who don't go to see an adviser, for them. Most of the people 58 N. Main • Tooele I work with have come back because they want to be here. They want to learn. It's amazing how many people, once they Subscribe Today start going to school, really like 435-882-0050 882-0050 it.” [email protected]