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TOOELE Vernon couple TRANSCRIPT to celebrate 99th descen- dant this year See B1 BULLETIN October 23 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 44 50¢ Tooele City Council candidates speak out Incumbents and challengers address tough questions on growth, infrastructure and crime ahead of general election

compiled by Sarah Miley Mike Johnson service with the Tooele City Council. STAFF WRITER Mike Johnson, a lifelong Tooele res- He has lived in Tooele for nine years, TOOELE CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES ident, has served on the city council and has worked for the LDS Church Tooele voters will head to the polls since 1999. He was interim mayor in for 27 years as a seminary teacher. Nov. 6 to decide between six candi- 2005. He is a partner in Snell & Wilmer, dates — two incumbents and four a Salt Lake City law firm and director Q: If elected/re-elected to the challengers — vying for three open of Tooele Federal Credit Union. city council, what will your top seats on the Tooele City Council. three priorities be? The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Dave McCall sent each of the candidates a ques- Dave McCall retired from the Ellsworth: My first priority would tionnaire addressing issues current- United States Marine Corps in 2000 be to question current methods of ly facing the city. The candidates’ after 20 years of active duty. He has decision making. I intend to show responses, along with condensed lived in Tooele for more than 14 years. the benefit of a female council mem- biographical information, are includ- He is currently employed as a human ber who doesn’t have ties that create ed below. resources supervisor at Carlisle favoritism. I intend to hear citizens’ Grantsville City Council candi- SynTec, a manufacturing company concerns and suggestions without Teri Ellsworth Mike Johnson Dave McCall dates will be featured in Thursday’s located in the Utah Industrial Depot. preconceived ideas. My second pri- edition of the Transcript-Bulletin, ority would be to focus on sustain- while candidates for the Stansbury Shawn Milne able growth and how that impacts Service Agency will be featured next Shawn Milne is the current chair- quality of life in Tooele. This might Tuesday, Oct. 30. man of the Tooele City Planning and mean more shopping and restaurant Zoning Commission and the owner of choices, and more cultural options. Teri Battison Ellsworth Ivy League Image and Sound, a local My third priority would be to help Teri Battison Ellsworth was born business. He has lived in Tooele for existing business and attract new and raised in Tooele. She is a business more than seven years. business. owner, consultant and trainer, who Johnson: My first priority would has worked in Santa Fe, N.M., as a Richard Olson be continued development of water sustainable development consultant. Richard Olson has lived in Tooele resources. Second, completion of She returned to Tooele two years ago for 11 years and is a carpenter. capital facility upgrades and improve- after living her entire adult life away ments, such as repairing deteriorated from the area. Steve Pruden Steve Pruden is in his first term of SEE CANDIDATES PAGE A5 ➤ Shawn Milne Richard Olson Steve Pruden Local housing market slowing down, but prices still climbing by Doug Radunich an home sales prices in the STAFF WRITER county are still rising — up 13.4 percent to $189,950 in The number of homes Tooele, and up 19 percent selling in Tooele County has to $217,900 in Grantsville. In fallen dramatically over the fact, those two cities rate of first three quarters of 2007, appreciation outpaces the but home prices continue other four counties. to trend upward over the Tooele’s Re/Max Platinum same period, according to Broker/Owner Dan Egelund data from the Wasatch Front said the trend of declining Regional Multiple Listing volume and rising prices just Service. means the market is stabiliz- Tooele County had the ing after last year’s boom. largest decline in sales vol- “The market is still good ume of the five counties and healthy right now, even — the others were Salt Lake, though you wouldn’t think Davis, Utah and Weber — for so compared to last year,” which data was compiled. he said. “For home sales, Tooele County home sales last year was extremely hot, dropped 36.4 percent com- but this year it’s just been pared to the previous year. healthy. Prices have stabi- At the same time, medi- SEE HOUSING PAGE A6 ➤ Tooele teen dies in photography / Troy Boman Lt. Robert Anderson recently took the reins of the Utah Highway Patrol’s Tooele office. Anderson has worked as a commander in Davis County, and at the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department for 10 years. weekend I-80 rollover by Suzanne Ashe over as it went off the right- New commander to take over UHP post STAFF WRITER hand side of the road and ended up on the frontage and buckle up. of four LAPD officers in 1992 was the last A 19-year-old Tooele High road. by Suzanne Ashe “The biggest issue in Tooele County is assignment Anderson had in California. School graduate was killed Ginnett, who was not STAFF WRITER increased traffic flow,” he said. With the After that, he moved with his wife and over the weekend after being wearing her seatbelt, was county growing, traffic will continue to four children to Utah. He has since had ejected from a car she was ejected from the car. She A 25-year law enforcement veteran increase over the next few years. several different assignments for the driving. died at the scene from her is now heading up the Utah Highway One aspect of the county that most UHP including working in the technol- Utah Highway Patrol injuries. Patrol’s Tooele office. surprised Anderson is the “Over 100” ogy department. troopers said three pas- Also in the car were Tiffany Lt. Robert Anderson, 47, who had pre- board in the Tooele office. It is an annual Anderson’s Los Angeles experience sengers in the car were M. Naill, 22, of Tooele, who viously worked as the commander in log of each citation issued to drivers trav- echoed his father’s — a retired Los also injured. The accident is pregnant. She was airlift- Davis County, said he is looking forward eling more than 100 mph — an average of Angeles police officer who was at the occurred at about 1:30 a.m. ed to LDS hospital. to the new challenges Tooele County one a day. 1965 Watts riots. A framed, 40-year-old Sunday on westbound I-80 Laurence D. Miles, 20, brings. Anderson’s career began at the Los article from Life magazine featuring a near mile post 111. of Stockton and Joshua D. “I think it’s a beautiful county,” Angeles Sheriff’s Department, which he photo of Anderson’s father is one of the According to the UHP Wheeler, 22, of Bountiful Anderson said. left after 10 years. few things he has unpacked at his new report, Nicole L. Ginnett lost were transported by ambu- Anderson expects to patrol with his “We would be investigating one drive- office on North Aaron Drive in Tooele. control of the Pontiac G6 lance to University Hospital. officers and explore more of Tooele by shooting and hear another drive-by,” Leaving Davis County will also be a GTP, possibly due to winter- Wheeler was the only County. He also wants to put more of an he said. change of pace for Anderson, who is like weather and road con- person in the car wearing a emphasis on prevention and continuing Quelling the Los Angeles riots spawned looking forward to being out in the field ditions. It’s unknown how seatbelt, the UHP reported. campaigns to get drivers to slow down by Rodney King’s arrest and the acquittal many times the car turned [email protected] SEE UHP PAGE A9 ➤

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Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Arizona union joins fight against vouchers Tue 61/43 10/23 by Brock Vergakis A mainly sunny sky. High 61F. ASSOCIATED PRESS Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Arizona’s largest teachers’ union is joining the fight inside Utah to kill the nation’s broadest school Wed 68/46 10/24 voucher program, asking volunteers to par- Abundant sunshine. Highs in the ticipate in a telephone tree and speak to upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. Utah voters ahead of a Nov. 6 referendum. Utah’s Legislature created a voucher program earlier this year that gives par- ents $500 to $3,000 per child, depending Thu 69/44 10/25 on income, to use on tuition at a private Sunny. Highs in the upper 60s and school. Unlike voucher programs in other lows in the mid 40s. states, even affluent families in well-per-

©2005 American Profile Hometown Content forming districts qualify for the program. Service But voucher opponents gathered enough signatures to suspend the program before Temps / Precipitation any vouchers were issued. Critics say vouch- ers are poor policy when Utah is starving its Date High Low (prec./inches) public schools of money. Utah spends less Oct. 18 50 34 .01 per student than any other state and has the Oct. 19 74 44 0 nation’s largest class sizes. Oct. 20 70 35 .20 Voucher proponents say the program Oct. 21 45 32 .21 gives parents, particularly the poor, a choice Oct. 22 53 33 0 in which schools their children can attend. They also say it will reduce class sizes in Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for public schools and leave more money to the National Weather Service, reports that spend on remaining students, although his recording station at 139 S. Main St., research from the Office of Legislative received .42 inches of precipitation between Fiscal Analyst shows the program will cost Oct. 18 and Oct. 22 and a total of a 1.09 at least $43 million more than it saves pub- inches in October. lic schools year when the program is fully For the water year, which began Oct. 1, implemented. 2007, Tooele has received 1.09 inches Both sides have been pouring millions of of precipitation. The normal for the year is dollars donated by out-of-state organiza- 19.09 inches of precipitation. tions into the debate. Each side believes that if the voucher program is upheld in Pollen Count Utah, it will quickly spread to other states. “Should vouchers become successful pol- The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma icy and successfully implemented in Utah, I AP photo / Douglas C. Pizac pollen count for Oct. 23, 2007, is as fol- have no doubt that some other conserva- Richard Eyre, a spokesperson of Parents for Choice, uses Oreo cookies to illustrate his point during a debate on the school voucher referendum lows: tive elected officials, whose ultimate goal Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2007, in Salt Lake City. The debate over vouchers has become heated ahead of a Nov. 6 vote on the referendum, prompting Sagebrush — Moderate-High is not helping our current public schools to Arizona’s largest teachers’ union to contact Utah voters in an attempt to defeat the measure. Ragweed — Extremely Low succeed, they will introduce vouchers on a Chenopods — Extremely Low broader scale here in Arizona,” said John Education Association have each donated donated about $1.2 million. Utah Education nation who send us messages of support Mold — Low Wright, president of the Arizona Education $1,000 to fight Utah’s voucher program, Association President Kim Campbell said and who have encouraged folks they know Association. “We’re helping Utah fight so we according to September financial dis- unions in still more states also have donated that if they know anyone in Utah to talk to don’t have to.” closure reports. The Colorado Education since the September reports were filed, but them. This is a bad idea for all of the nation’s Subscriber Service The Wyoming Education Association, Association donated $5,000. she couldn’t immediately identify them. schools. Everyone’s watching to see what Ohio Education Association and Maine The National Education Association has “We’ve had a lot of people across the happens with the voucher law,” she said. If you haven’t received your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. Customer service hours on Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Subscribe Today Sexual misconduct rate for Utah teachers 882-0050

���������������� is more than double the national average �������� by Brock Vergakis revocations are related to sexual a person who quite frequently Young people were victims in at Tooele �������������� ASSOCIATED PRESS misconduct. Utah’s incident rate checks to see within my ZIP code least 69 percent of the cases, and �������������� ��������� is more than double the national how many (sexual) predators are the large majority of those were ������������� ������������������ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The average. in the area,” said Stacie Lawrence, students. Nine out of 10 of those “We are Your Neighborhood ������ evidence isn’t pretty — criminal From 2001 through 2005, the who has four children in schools in abusive educators were male. And Family Theatre” ����������� ���������� indictments for raping children, state board suspended or revoked Salt Lake City. at least 446 of the abusive teachers ��������������� ��������������� 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. ��������������� ������������������� pornographic films hidden in a 108 teacher licenses. Of those, 57 “You’d think people who go into had multiple victims. (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 �������������� ���������������� school ceiling and online chats were the result of sexual miscon- teaching wouldn’t want to go into it “We’d love to see all teachers Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com ������������ ���������������� soliciting sex from 13 year olds. duct, including sexual relations to harm children,” she said. be perfect, but all teachers are not th ��������� The Utah State Board of with students, viewing pornogra- Across the country, sexual mis- perfect,” said Utah school board Oct. 19 - 25 ������������ ������ Education has heard it all. phy at school or criminal charg- conduct allegations led states to Chairman Kim Burningham. *Times & Shows Subject to Change ������������ ������������� ������������ ��������������������� Every few months, in closed- es tied to off-campus sex crimes take action against the licenses of “I think it is an indication of the ����������� ������������ door meetings, the board decides involving children. 2,570 educators during the five- extent of the problem we have in OPENth NOONth ����������� ������������ whether a teacher’s license should Nearly 75 percent of Utah’s year period. That figure includes our whole society, and teachers are Oct. 25 - Oct. 30 ��������������� ������������ be suspended or revoked. sexual misconduct cases involving licenses that were revoked, denied a reflection of that problem.” ������������� ������������ Sara Landon: The * ������������� ����������� While some educators lose their students or other minors involved and surrendered. Paranormal Hour ������������ ������������������������� licenses for theft, substance abuse physical contact. Dly 4:25, 7:05, 9:15 (PG) ����������� or fraud, an Associated Press anal- “That makes me extremely Sat 12:00, 2:20, 4:25, 7:05, 9:15 ������������� �������������������� ysis shows most suspensions or uncomfortable. You’re talking to Sun 12:00, 2:20, 4:25, 7:05 ����������� ����������������� * ���������������� ����������������� Rendition ������������� ���������������������� Dly 4:30, 7:05, 9:35 (R) ��������������� Sat 12:25, 4:30, 7:05, 9:35 �������������� ����������������� Nazi vase stolen in Utah Sun 12:25, 4:30, 7:05 ������������� �������������� ��������������� �������������� * ������������ �������������� Michael Clayton given back to authorities (R) ���������� Dly 4:30, 7:00, 9:35 ����������� ���������������� Halibut Dinner Sat 12:30, 4:30, 7:00, 9:35 ������������ ����������������� by Doug Alden Hitler’s reign began. 3 pieces of halibut Sun 12:30, 4:30, 7:00 ����������� �������� served with fries, $ ASSOCIATED PRESS It was turned in by a man salad & a roll ���������������� ����������������� who said he had received it from 8.99 * ������������� ������������������� Passage to Zarahemla SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A vase somebody else, now deceased. Free Med Drink w/ (PG-13) that was a gift to Adolf Hitler was Detectives planned to interview dinner purchase Dly 4:15, 7:00, 9:25 Sat 12:15, 4:15, 7:00, 9:25 �������������������������������������� turned over to investigators, who the man to see if he knew anything ����������������������������������������� Sun 12:15, 4:15, 7:00 �������������������������������������������� are rounding up a collection of Nazi about the 2005 burglary, Salt Lake ���������������������������������������� artifacts stolen from a Utah storage County sheriff’s Lt. Paul Jaroscak The Game Plan ������������������������������������������� unit in 2005, authorities said. said Friday. �������������� Dly 4:45, 7:05, 9:30 (PG) ���������������������������������������� The vase was one of five items The collection also includes a Sat 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:05, 9:30 ����������������������������������������������� stolen in that burglary. Three other scroll, an ornate parchment and Sun 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:05 ������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������� items were confiscated this week an handbound history of Henry * ��������������������������������������������� from an antiques dealer, who had the Lion, the 12th century duke We Own the Night ��������������������� been approached by a man who of Bavaria and Saxony. All are (R) �������������������������������������� Dly 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 ����������������������������������� wanted to sell them. addressed to Hitler and were Sat 12:25, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40 ������������������������������������������ The items apparently were taken apparently gifts given to him when SHAKES Sun 12:25, 4:30, 7:10 ������������������������������������� from Hitler’s “Eagle’s Nest” moun- he came to power. Gyro Dinner 32 Flavors ���������������������������������������� Small 14 oz Med 18 oz Jumbo 32 oz Our Box Office opens daily ������������������������������������������� tain home in the Bavarian Alps by It was unclear whether the sol- gryo served with $ 20 min. before first show starts. fries, salad & a roll $2.15 $2.79 $4.19 ������������������������������������������ an American soldier during World dier’s son will get the items back. All shows before 6pm $5 ������ 7.49 pm $ $ After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 War II. The soldier’s son found the He declined to comment and asked $ Seniors (over 65) 5 collection after his father died and that his name not be used. 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �������������������������������������� put everything in storage. Sheriff’s Detective Scott Van All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ����������������������������������� The vase was recovered Thursday, Wagoner said he has contacted ���������������������������������� �������������������������������� a few hours after sheriff’s detectives the FBI to learn how to verify that ����������������������������������� unveiled other pieces. Still missing: the items were brought to the U.S. Fri. & Sat. 5:00 | 7:00 Nightly 5:00 Sun. - Thur. 7:15 only ������������������������� G PG R a bronze bust of Hitler. through the proper military chan- 9:00 ENDS THURSDAY The green, ceramic vase is nels. If the family can prove that ������������������������������������������ Sun. - Thur. 5:00 | 7:00 ����������������������������������������������� ringed with a band of swastikas the artifacts were not smuggled in, Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! Final 3:10 to ������������������������������������������������� and German accolades to Hitler, they will be returned. ��������������������������������������������������� Moondance 882-2273 ������������� including “for the chancellor.” The The sheriff’s office would also Season Yuma 111 N. Main, Tooele How do you want to be remembered? Russell Crowe, Christian Bale, Peter Fonda vase also has the date 1933, the like to find the person who stole Alexander Admission Adults $6 | Child/Senior $4 | before 6pm $4 Based on a true story! year the Nazis were elected and the items from the storage unit. Starts Friday “Dan in Real Life” 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 A3

TUESDAY October 23, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Reach Every Household Local optimist wins $50,000 grand prize in the Tooele Valley! by Jamie Belnap STAFF WRITER TOOELE Who hasn’t thought of TRANSCRIPT entering a direct-mail grand prize drawing only to be BULLETIN deterred by the improbable TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE PLAN odds of winning? Fortunately, that sort of pessimism didn’t stop Advertising • 882-0050 Tooele’s Jenny Urry, who recently won $50,000 in a contest sponsored by Liddiard Home Furnishings and 15 other Ashley Furniture retailers from across the Intermountain West. Car Seat Checkpoint This past Labor Day, nearly 320,000 residents through- out the Intermountain West received mailers announc- ing the contest. “Your win- photo courtesy of Clayton Dunn ning number (is) . . .” the Jenny Urry won $50,000 in a contest sponsored by Ashley Furniture retailers in the Intermountain West. Pictured mailer enticed. “Bring this from left to right are daughters Jessica Rangel and Sadie Rangel, husband Guy Urry, Jenny Urry, Liddiard’s owner mailer with you to see if it Sonia Liddiard and sales manager J.R. Loertscher. matches the number posted in our store. If it does you win of the store where a poster Liddiard said there were many times before for differ- $50,000 CASH!” was displayed with the win- people in the store every ent amounts of money and While most residents, if ning number. day during the five-day sale this is the first winner we’ve Boosters are not in the market for a new “I walked in and looked at checking their numbers. ever had,” said Liddiard. “It’s for Big Kids sofa sleeper, probably didn’t the number and then looked “We had no idea we had the a big deal.” give it a second thought, Urry at the number on my card winning number or whether This past Thursday, Urry, 95% of child safety seats are installed incorrectly. decided to drop by Liddiard’s and saw that they were a it was in Price or in Logan,” her husband, Guy, and Make sure your child is properly secured in a child safety to see if she was the lucky match,” Urry said. “Then I Liddiard said. daughters, Sadie and Jessica one. had to sit down.” Urry said she has won some Rangel, were awarded a big seat each and every time you travel in your vehicle. “I usually do most local “A lot of people think they small prizes before, but never cardboard check at the store. IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Until your child is at least 8 yrs. old or over 4 feet 9 inches tall, use a child safety seat or booster seat to secure them in your vehicle. contests,” Urry said. “It won’t have no chance of winning, this much money. Urry said they are still dis- hurt to try.” and look what they throw “This is definitely a first for cussing what to do with the On Aug. 30, she returned down the tube,” said Sonia me,” Urry said. prize money. Wednesday, October 24th her mailer to the store. A Liddiard, owner of Liddiard It’s a first for Liddiard too. [email protected] clerk ushered her to the back Home Furnishings. “We’ve run this promotion Quality Chevrolet 1041 No. Main, Tooele New elementary See News Happening? 12:00 – 4:00 Come and get your car seat checked for free! No appointment necessary

Give Us a Call! 882-0050 If you have any questions, call Daniel Davies Tooele County Safe Kids TOOELETRANSCRIPT at (435) 277-2310. boundaries proposed BULLETIN by Tim Gillie established at Northlake STAFF WRITER Elementary. We love the school and teachers.” Proposed attendance The bulk of Settlement boundaries for the under-con- Canyon’s boundaries will Back Surgery Not Needed struction Settlement Canyon be within the area south of Elementary school were Timpie Road and north of Exclusive FDA Cleared Program Treats Serious Back Conditions without Surgery revealed at a public meeting 1220 South, according to Jim held last Wednesday, Oct. 17, Langston, education tech- (As Advertised on the Radio and T.V.) at West Elementary School. nology coordinator for the Do you (or someone you love) suf- The treatment is very comfortable Guarantee – “Obviously I can’t Carving out an attendance school district. The students fer with back or leg pain? The pain and most people actually fall aslep. These MRI pictures show how guarantee results. No one can do area for the new school will in this area currently attend may have begun a few months ago, Many people suffering with de- one of Dr. Brown’s patient’s that. But I can guarantee I will do all mean changes in boundaries West Elementary. or you may have been living with it bilitating back or leg pain caused by herniated disc improved from I can to find your problem and help for East, West and Northlake “We are trying to get stu- for years. You may you have been herniated disc tell us the only relief treatment on the DRX. you.” Actual Patient Before DRX elementaries. dents out of the portables at told you need surgery, or even had they have had for months is when “If I don’t think I can help you Three boundary options East and West elementaries surgery and it didn’t work. they are on the DRX9000. I will tell you, and refer you to were reviewed by a parents and into real brick and mortar Whether your pain is from a This is what some of Dr. Brown’s another specialist.” committee from the schools classrooms,” said Langston. herniated disc, a degenerated disc or patients are saying: Limited Time Offer – “For the next affected by the changes. The Both plans under consid- arthritis in the spine, the DRX9000 “I had pain in my hip and down my few days, Oquirrh Ridge Chiroprac- first option was rejected by eration will accomplish that could be the answer to ending your right leg for about 25 years. I had tic will be offering $220 worth of the committee and they are goal. The district is also try- pain. taken prescriptions and bed rest but service for only $20. “With an offer Dr. Dev Brown at Oquirrh Ridge nothing was helping. Everything I like this I can’t do it very long. If forwarding options No. 2 and ing to include in the West Chiropractic in Tooele is one of just did was painful. Since being on the you want to take me up on my offer No. 3 on to the school board. Elementary boundary area a handful of doctors in Utah using DRX I can sleep, walk, and work to see what the DRX9000 can do for Both options involve stu- some neighborhoods with this very exciting FDA cleared without constant pain. There was no you, call within the next 10 days. dents from Stockton who younger families so West will technology. pain with the treatment and now I am After that it may be too late. Because currently attend East being not end up with a declin- “This is the very same technology almost pain free and can do normal Same Patient After DRX of the success of our program and bused to Settlement Canyon. ing enrollment, according to you have seen on the news and heard things!” the demand for our services I may Option No. 2 has students Langston. about on the radio”. -David P. have to end this early.” from Rush Valley moving Langston expects the open- The DRX9000 is the most “Every day I would have pain Pick up the phone and call right from Northlake Elementary ing of Settlement Canyon will advanced technology in the world starting at my lower back and going now. The number is 435-882-7200. to the new Settlement Canyon relieve crowding at the south- for treatment of serious low back down my leg all the way to my toes. You have nothing to lose. Imagine school. Option No. 3 has the ern end of the district. The problems without surgery. I knew I had to have something done, how your life could be different if Rush Valley students staying portables at East and West It works by gently pulling and but surgery was not an option. Since this could fix your problem and end at Northlake and students elementaries will be moved separating the vertebral bones that receiving treatment on the DRX9000 you pain. west of 900 West that are cur- to Tooele High School and are compressing the disc and pinch- I have had no pain! I would recom- rently bused to Northlake Rose Springs Elementary to ing the nerves. This process removes mend anyone with back problems Offer ends Friday Nov. 2 being moved to West. accommodate anticipated the pressure on the disc which re- to see Dr. Brown and find out if CALL 435-882-7200 lieves nerve pain and allows the disc the DRX9000 will work for you.” Be one of the first 10 to call and get Rush Valley parents prefer growth at those schools. to heal naturally. -Mrs. Shields ALL necessary X-rays FREE. the second option, according The boundary options and to Shondell Hymas, Northlake the recommendations of the Elementary PTA president parents committee will be and Rush Valley resident. presented to the school board “Every time they build at its November meeting. The a new school the students school board will then deter- from Rush Valley have to mine where the final lines Our New Super Heros! change because they are the will be drawn. am pm am pm pm pm ones already being bused,” [email protected] Open Monday - Friday 9 - 10 • Saturday 11 - 10 • Sunday 1 - 10 said Hymas. “Our kids are Late! After 5pm weekdays, Saturday & Sunday no appointment necessary. Dr. Jim Gould, MD There’s a Jennifer McGlothlin Better Way MMS, PA-C to Get the Gary Fulkerson, PA-C Word Out. (Pictured right to left) • After-Hours & Urgent-Care Needs • Preventative Care: Well Checks & Physicals • Teens and Adolescents • Immunizations • Chronic Health Care Issues TOOELETRANSCRIPT • Most Insurances Accepted! 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OUR VIEW Deciding voucher issue is a matter of personal choice The issue most likely to drive Utah voters to the polls this Nov. 6 will be the school voucher referendum. The referendum will decide whether the state will begin issuing vouchers between $500 to $3,000 to students from kindergarten through high school who wish to attend private schools. The amount of each student’s voucher would depend on household income and family size. To be eligible, students would also have to attend eligible private schools. Critics of vouchers say the program will drain money away from an already-strapped public school system, and make education in Utah a two- tiered system of haves and have-nots. Proponents say vouchers will actu- ally end up putting more money into public schools on a per-student basis, and ensure true diversity in education by giving parents school choices not limited by geography. Re-read those positions carefully and you’ll notice something interest- ing: Opponents and proponents aren’t each putting forth distinct points to support their arguments. Rather, they’re putting forth an argument that is the exact converse of the other side’s position. That leaves voters to decide who’s telling the truth, much like jurors who must decide between two wit- nesses who both say they saw the other commit the crime. To complicate matters, the battle over vouchers is getting louder and more coercive as we approach Election Day. The PR machines on both sides fire off press releases, letters to the editor and new ads daily. In some areas, public school teachers have been enlisted to go door to door asking people to vote against vouchers. Some public school teachers might think LETTERS TO THE EDITOR vouchers are a good idea, but you’re not likely to hear them sounding off on the topic in the teachers’ lounge. Likewise, not too many active Catholics will likely want to go contrary to the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City and Light needed better planning Be an educated voter openly declare vouchers a bad idea. In the past, I have seen a dozen or Citizens and residents of Grantsville LETTERS POLICY The good news about all this sound and fury is that it dies when you so close calls at the intersection where and Tooele, once again I am urging you The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- step, alone, into the voting booth. At that point, it doesn’t matter what your a new light was recently installed in to make educated decisions before vot- ters to the editor from readers. Letters employer, your church or your political party want you to do. You have an Grantsville. I know the light is needed. ing this November. Know who you are must be no longer than 250 words, opportunity to take what you’ve been able to sift out of this debate, apply One day a work crew gave me a paper voting for and what their platform is. civil in tone, written exclusively for the it to your personal situation and cast a vote of conscience. about the plans and dates for construc- Don’t rely on the paper for your informa- Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by In the final analysis, we agree with Gov. Huntsman that you can’t instruct tion. Then they showed me where a tion, go out and get it. One call to the the writer’s name, address and phone people how to vote on Referendum 1. Both sides make compelling argu- 7-foot-tall by 4-foot-wide metal box candidates can be very informative, so number. Priority will be given to letters ments, and only time will tell whose story was true. But what voters can was going to be placed in front of my ask questions. The candidates have, in that refer to a recent article in the and should do is research the issue, and make their choice known in the house. I called UDOT and was told essence, said they would like to repre- newspaper. All letters may be subject to editing. only place it really matters: the voting booth. there was nowhere else to put the box sent you, the people. I find it interesting because they had utility and gas lines that people in general are willing to show Letters written to thank an individual or to worry about —the same gas and concern and have opinions on what is organization should be submitted for utility lines that are in front of my happening in Washington, D.C., but fail “Notes of Appreciation” GUEST OPINION home. I was also told they didn’t want to show interest in what is taking place to detract from a future housing devel- at the local level. This is your backyard so Readers who are interested in writing a opment going in on the east side of the get involved. Let your voice be heard by longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Vote to use your taxes to road. A Maverick will be in between the making an educated vote. general interest should contact Editor new houses and Main Street. So, I guess Colleen Brunson Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- the box wouldn’t look good 250 feet in Grantsville mation at the top of this page. improve our public schools front of the new housing development, E-mail: [email protected] but will be OK 25 feet from my home. Successful “Adopt a Pet Day” Fax: (435) 882-6123 tah voters have the Also when speaking to the top regional On Saturday, Oct. 20, I held an “Adopt Mail: Letters to the Editor unique opportunity to Rhonda Rudd engineer about the project she told me a Pet Day” at Soelbergs in Grantsville. I Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Uvote either for or against Menlove that before approval that she had never chose this idea for my Girl Scout Silver P.O. Box 390 a referendum that would OK the GUEST COLUMNIST visited the site. Why, on an intersection project and Young Women’s projects. use of state tax dollars to fund with commercial properties on three Anne Marie from the Tooele County vouchers for school-age students corners, is the box placed on the corner Animal Shelter and Caren Howe from to attend private schools. in front of the only house? This is in no the Grantsville shelter helped me spon- Ironically, this would be the services — just to mention a few. way intended to talk bad about UDOT, sor this event. It was a huge success. We richest private school voucher The voucher program will grow but there can be some lessons learned were able to have nine dogs and five cats LETTER CONTEST program in the nation. In Utah, each year by millions of dollars. from this. First, look at the site before adopted, plus one dog found its owner. we pay the lowest amount in the Just think what those dollars you approve plans and second, don’t I also made fleece blankets for the pets Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will nation per student to fund our could be spent on and how much beat around the bush if you messed up that got adopted and fleece blankets for select the best letter of the month and public schools. We already have we already invest in a public — just come out and say you messed the shelter kennels. We also collected reprint it in the first Open Forum page an underfunded public educa- education system available for up. I’m also surprised that Grantsville 14 bags of pet food, which equaled 261 of the following month. The winning tion system and an underfunded all students and funded by tax- City never informed us about the box pounds of food. One individual donated letter writer will receive a free one-year charter school system. Now we payers. My vote is to use our tax during the town meetings concerning 100 pounds of food. We also received sev- subscription to the newspaper. The sub- are being asked to start a new dollars to improve what we have the light. I guess it just slipped their eral cans of cat food. I would like to thank scription can be transferred or used to private education system, which and not to start a new private minds. all those who helped me. I wouldn’t have renew a present subscription. will also be competing for tax education system. If parents Robbie Palmer been able to do it without you. dollars. want another choice, that is their Grantsville Jessica Gunderson Much has been said about option, but they, not the taxpay- Grantsville whether or not vouchers would ers, must pay for that choice. save or cost local school districts. In addition, there are very few The answer depends upon the private school options in Tooele GUEST OPINION number of students who leave. County. If we choose to spend This is a very important issue. our tax dollars to send students However, the larger issue relates to private schools, the bulk of the to whether or not this will cost money will be spent along the Like to make own choices? Vote for vouchers taxpayers more. It will. Wasatch front, not in our county. e are a country that thrives liked for your child. Is $2,000 a year The state of Utah has two tax More than 95 percent of Utah’s on being able to choose. We too much to pay for your peace of funds — the education fund and school children attend public W want to choose the tile color Ann Herron mind? That comes down to $222 extra the general fund. Pro-voucher schools. We already have a state- in our new homes; a single, double a month — less than a car payment for GUEST COLUMNIST supporters are proud to say that funded education system for all or triple burger; or the school our kid many people. vouchers will not take money students. attends. We also need to realize this has, from the education fund. That is I was elected to be a steward I think the opposition to quietly, becomes a national battle. It true for now. Tax dollars that you of your tax dollars and to use Referendum 1 is a big ploy. What are the idea of providing a sound general is sort of pitting the teachers’ associa- pay will be taken from the gen- them wisely. I take that job seri- they scared of? education with perks — maybe reli- tions (anti-voucher) against the pro- eral fund to pay for the vouchers. ously. I will be voting against “It’s bad for public schools,” they say. gious, maybe a focus on science or lan- voucher people. Many other states It is important to understand that Referendum 1. I can’t tell you Why? Supposedly, because it will bank- guage, generally smaller class sizes. If are looking to Utah to see what will all government functions outside how to vote, but I strongly rupt them. But I say if the financial you want to choose that for your child, happen. Does the teacher’s union have of education are supported by encourage you to cast your vote part of this bill could make it past the I am willing to pay some tax dollars so enough power to dictate your choices tax dollars from the general fund. so your voice will be heard. Utah Legislature, then I figure I don’t it can happen. to you? I hope not. Besides, if the These services include transpor- need a degree in accounting to realize “Your child could be taught by a unhappy parents decided to take their tation, highway patrol officers, the money part will work out. teacher without certification, or even children and leave the public schools, senior citizen meals and pro- Republican Rhonda Rudd Menlove Utah has a lot of kids. In fact, about a college degree,” they warn. Guess the teachers should be even happier. grams, state agencies, parks and represents Tooele County in the one fourth of our population is school- what? A good estimate in Utah is that I am obviously pro-voucher. I think recreation, health and human Utah House of Representatives. aged children. And we all know we your child will spend an entire educa- you should be too, because you proba- don’t spend a lot of money per pupil. tional year being taught by substitute bly like to make your own choices. But Generally, that’s bad. So if a private teachers before they graduate from your choice won’t matter at all if you school thinks they can do better, with high school. Most substitutes do not don’t go vote in two weeks. That too, is even less money, then go for it. Isn’t have a certification, and technically your choice. this a free-market economy? they do not even need a college degree. If someone can do a job for less “Average Utahns can’t afford the dif- Ann Herron is a journalist and money and more efficiently, then we ference in tuition,” the ads intone. So former associate professor at A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 generally think it’s a good idea. It’s the what if tuition was $4,000 and you, Utah State University who lives basis of our economic system. Private according to the income guidelines, in Tooele. She can be reached at Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus schools and charter schools work on got $2,000 toward a private school you annherron@comcast.net. Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor A5

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photography / Maegan Burr Hail, lightening and high winds blew pumpkins and tents around Saturday when a severe weather warning was issued for Tooele County. The inclement weather closed up the vendor booths early and canceled hay rides at the Benson Grist Mill’s annual Pumpkin Walk.

Candidates ers and citizens have tools avail- With this additional work and crimes and the number of gangs. continued from page A1 able to encourage growth in an added cost, it limits the number We should look at the possibility orderly, thoughtful process. As of streets the city can fix in a year. of developing a joint task force roads and the expansion of our an example, the Planning and I am working on a plan to present to address the increased use of sewer plant. Finally, we need to Zoning Commission aids in to the mayor that may speed the drugs. This force would be com- fund a new public safety complex directing developments to take process along, partly by adding posed of the Tooele City Police for our police officers and fire- in to consideration appropriate personnel to the street depart- Department, Tooele County fighters, and continue to develop zoning mixes, population den- ment. With the current growth of Sheriff’s Office, Utah Highway recreational opportunities. sities, landscaping, particular our city, and even with additional Patrol and members of city gov- McCall: My top three priori- building features, relevant impact personnel, we may never get to ernment. ties would be streets/sewer, water on neighboring properties, etc. the point that we can say, ‘It’s Milne: Expansion of policing and safety. Another example would be how done.’ services would likely result should Milne: My top three priorities the City Council oversees and Milne: Among the expected crime increase. I would like to see would be the wise implementa- directs potential growth through challenges from future growth positive alternatives for youth to tion, acquisition and protection a state-mandated Master Plan will be additional demands upon participate in rather than gang of our water resources; man- with stepped intervals of expect- various infrastructure systems: affiliation and drug use. I endorse ageable-growth initiatives; and ed growth. Such initiatives ensure water sources and delivery, sew- programs such as Guiding Good expanding the current commu- that citizen input and regulated age processing, transportation Choices and Communities That nity- and family-oriented pro- processes will establish harmony routes, wider areas of service for Care. Combined with religious grams. between anticipated growth and our police/medical/fire response youth groups, Scouting pro- Olson: If elected, my top prior- our current living standards. teams. Funding expansion of grams and extracurricular activi- ities would be city beautification Olson: I like the growth I’ve these projects will be challeng- ties sponsored by schools, these — mostly concerning properties seen in Tooele over the past years, ing. We’ll no doubt continue to structured programs encourage left vacant and unmaintained giving people the opportunity to rely on current financing meth- youth to become constructively — providing opportunities for find employment locally rather ods of residential and commer- entertained and involved in their families to become stronger, and than having to commute into Salt cial tax bases, as well as various community. supporting local and small busi- Lake. I welcome growth as long grant monies. I would seek a pay- Olson: I would do what I can nesses. as we don’t outgrow our water as-we-go solution, rather than to support local police. However, Pruden: My top three priorities source. accruing debt. it comes down to the people of NOV. 15 – 18 would be continuing to follow the Pruden: Tooele citizens con- Olson: I believe Tooele’s most the community to play a big part plans that are in place to manage tinually want new retail and pressing problem is crime. I think in the fight against crime. I would Thu. NOV. 15 � 7:00PM Fri. Sat. Sun. current and new water resources commercial experiences. To do the police force needs more sup- like to see neighborhood crime OPENING NIGHT Offer NOV. 16 NOV. 17 NOV. 18 along with the completion of the this requires a degree of growth. port. I’d like to see more police watches set up and run by indi- SAVE $5 ON TICKETS! courtesy of 11:00 AM (Excludes Front Row and VIP seats. 2:30 PM 1:00 PM sewer plant expansion; getting However, it is, and has been, done cars out on the roads. viduals. No double discounts.) 7:30 PM 6:30 PM 1000 North built and usable; and with care and planning. Tooele is Pruden: Streets and sewer/ Pruden: Our police depart- continuing to expand recreation- not overdeveloped. It will con- water are always being updated, ment has the finest equipment al opportunities in the city. Also, tinue to grow as people sell their and I will continue to follow our available. With growth you Buy tickets at I would accomplish all three of land. We have fair guidelines that implementation plan to see that have growth issues. We address www.highschoolmusicaltheicetour.com, these without raising taxes. restrict and guide growth, and I we update the parts of our city them as they arise and look for all Utah Retail Locations, EnergySolutions will continue to support those that need it. These projects are ways to prevent future prob- Q: Do you think Tooele is codes. self-funding, and we are making lems. However, the majority of Arena Box Office or call (801) 325-SEAT becoming overdeveloped? great headway in replacing old the responsibility for our youth How will you ensure that Q: What do you see as systems. is with the parents, not the city. Groups of 20 or more call (801) 325-2548 future growth is sustainable Tooele’s most pressing infra- There is a very good system in and managed? structure needs? How would Q: What would you do to help place with Communities That TICKET PRICES: $15 - $19 - $25 Ellsworth: I have questions you fund and advance these solve the rising problem of Care and other similar programs. Limited number of Front Row and VIP seats available. Call for details. about how much forward think- projects? crime, gangs and drugs in I will continue to support our (Service charges and handling fees may apply.) ing has gone into planning and Ellsworth: Water resource sus- Tooele? officers. sustainability. Growth shouldn’t tainability, creative use of gray Ellsworth: First, I would take a be just about attracting new busi- water and researching water hard look at our schools and see #1 HABIT CONTROL PROGRAM IN THE U.S. ness and more housing, especially catchment systems that would how we can take proactive steps if we don’t have a stable founda- be required for new construc- to help solve the problems that tion for growth. I see great oppor- tion are Tooele’s most pressing exist with dropout, poor devel- tunities for a more dynamic plan infrastructure needs. Other needs opment of our students and the STOP SMOKING that creates a stable and well- include roads and street main- social reasons for teen issues of C C researched foundation for growth tenance, and parks that would drugs and crime. I would cre- L IN TWO HOURS! L in Tooele, especially as it faces the include bike and jogging paths. I ate a focus group that explores NO WITHDRAWAL • NO WEIGHT GAIN challenges of long-term thinking, would fund these needs by look- research done tying discipline I Walk Out A Non-Smoker I infrastructure expenditures and ing at current budgets, seeing issues and violence in schools to use of water resources. where waste is created and re- children’s diet. P P Johnson: Certain commercial directing funds where appropri- Johnson: The council has taken FREE development should be encour- ate. Then I would help develop a proactive role in this area, and I Clifford Webb, PH.D., C. Ht. FIRST HOUR Dawn Webb Past President of National Society You don’t pay a penny until you are Director, Personal Success Institute aged because of the economic creative methods of community would continue along those lines. & for Hypnotherapists & and quality-of-life benefits it can involvement to look at new ways We have beefed up ordinances to absolutely certain you can be hypnotized HYPNOSIS and our program can work for you WRITTEN GUARANTEE bring. Residential development of funding these ideas. address problems like graffiti, and Approved by the American Because we know our is already well-managed. I will Johnson: The most pressing have committed extra resources Medical Association since program will work for you, we S 1972. Hypnosis is a very safe & $ 95 SPECIAL offer this written guarantee. If S continue to ensure new devel- need is completion of 1000 North. to the police department. We’ve effective method of dramatically Only 39 Either Seminar you ever need help with your opment pays its fair share, and We’re in the process of designing provided funding and support A changing attitudes & habits. It problem, you can atted a A is a relaxing and pleasurable Webb reinforcement seminar development decisions are based the road, and construction will for the Boys and Girls Club so experience. You are not asleep, Both Seminars $ 95 at NO CHARGE. And here’s V but awake & fully aware of your 49 more… during the first hour V upon sound and justifiable logic. start next year. Some older roads youth can obtain the skills and surroundings. You will leave the VISA • MASTERCARD • CHECK • CASH of each seminar, Dr. Webb This will include regular review need repair, and we’ll continue training needed to succeed. We seminar feeling REFRESHED, will check each indivdual’s E RELAXED & MOTIVATED. hyponotizability. E and updating of capital facilities to repair/replace as many roads have funded and supported pro- ATTEND ONE TWO-HOUR SEMINAR master plans to ensure impact as funding allows. The council grams such as Guiding Good No Pre-registration Required TOOELE OPTIONAL HYPNOSIS CD FOR fees are fair and appropriate. is looking at a transportation Choices and the Mayor’s Youth “For the first time in my life I REINFORCEMENT - $15 OR TAPE - $7 McCall: I don’t think Tooele impact fee and possibly bonding Recognition program, which are F was really motivated to exercise Tuesday, October 30 “It was amazing. I walked out of F is becoming overdeveloped. We for additional funding. Tooele’s designed to address causes of and not snack.” Jim Parker, Best Western your seminar a non-smoker with O Saratoga Springs Utah lost 55 (Conference Room) absolutely no withdrawal symp- O need to address the older areas storm-water retention facilities crime, delinquency and poverty lbs in 11 weeks. toms at all.” Janet Arms, SLC, of our city and make them as are either failing or non-existent. for youth and at-risk families — R “I have tried so many diets. 365 North Main Utah smoker for 25 years. R much of a priority as the new The council enacted a storm- and to reward those who make a They never worked but this was WEIGHT CONTROL: 5:30 PM “Hypnosis is the only way to quit simple. I never felt deprived.” STOP SMOKING: 8:00 PM and Dr. Webb is the best.” Mark areas. Growth is something that’s water mitigation fee to address difference. Dana Powell, Jensen Utah lost Adams, Alpine, Utah Smoker going to happen in Tooele City the problem, and is mapping out McCall: I do not think it’s so B 30 lbs in 3 months. for 17 years. B and throughout Tooele County. plans to put those funds to good much a rising crime, drug and “I gave up my tobacco habit YOU CAN STOP “I attended both seminars. Not and lost 40 lbs in five weeks. only did I walk out of your We need to make sure Tooele is use. gang problem as it is an increase O Losing weight has never been SMOKING & LOSE seminar a non-smoker, I lost O ahead of the growth. McCall: The most pressing in population, and with more so easy.” Matt Betts, Vernal 15 pounds.” Pauline Graham, N Utah. WEIGHT TOO! Tooele Utah. N Milne: Continued develop- infrastructure needs are streets, people you have more crime ment within Tooele City is inevi- sewer and water lines in the older and gang activity. If we ensure U U table. There’s a peculiar balance sections of the city. We need to our police department is staffed between honoring private prop- continue addressing the total accordingly with the growth of S S erty owners’ right to profit from problem rather than using a the city and citizens get involved LOSE WEIGHT! development and protecting Band-Aid approach. Under the with community watch programs Effortlessly • Easily • Without Dieting the traditional, small-town feel surface in most areas we need to and other programs, that might FOR ANYONE WHO NEEDS HELP WITH… of Tooele. However, civic lead- replace old water and sewer lines. help reduce the frequency of Will Power • Emotional Eating • Exercising • Food A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 23, 2007 Test Anxiety? Catholic Bishop blesses St. Marguerite’s Stress? by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER Sleepless Nights? Catholic Bishop John Wester visited St. Marguerite’s Catholic School in Tooele on Thursday to unofficially bless the school, students and teachers. St. Marguerite’s is now an official Catholic school, which is why the blessing was per- formed, said Janet Barbiero, director of early childhood education and kindergarten teacher at St. Marguerite’s. “It didn’t become an offi- cial Catholic school until we added the extra grades,” she said. The school used to include just preschool and kinder- garten classes. It now offers Help is on the Way! classes from preschool through third grade. Dr. Bush with Utah State First grade was added three photography / Troy Boman University Counseling years ago, and second and Catholic Bishop John Wester speaks to children at St. Marguerite’s church on Thursday. Wester, Bishop of the Center will present workshops third grades were added this Diocese of Salt Lake, blessed the school during mass. year. School officials are hop- FREE to students. ing to add a grade each year, blessing, but more of a pas- out.” of having a Catholic school.” th up to the eighth grade. toral visit,” Wester said. “It’s Barbiero started the school Each year, enrollment at St. Thursday, October 25 Wester was appointed an unofficial blessing on the as a preschool at her home Marguerite’s has increased, pm pm the Bishop of the Catholic building, children and teach- in 1978. In January 1981, she she said. 5 - 6 Diocese of Salt Lake City, ers, that they may prosper moved into the old Catholic “This is just a good year, which presides over all of here.” convent on Utah Avenue. but we need more room,” Utah, in March of this year. “We’re very lucky to have About 16 years later, the she said. “Hopefully in the This was his first visit with the him come out to do this school was moved to its pres- near future we’ll have anoth- students at St. Marguerite’s. because he’s so busy cover- ent location. er building to accommodate While there, he visited class- ing the Salt Lake Diocese,” “We’ve worked a lot of years classes we will have.” rooms and celebrated Mass. Barbiero said. “We’re very to do this,” Barbiero said. “We [email protected] For more info. call 882-6611 “This was not an official privileged to have him come did open it with the intention Housing continued from page A1

Invite the whole town lized right now, and I think we’ll continue to see a down- to your yard sale! ward stabilization [in sales volume] of 5 percent over the TOOELE next four months.” TRANSCRIPT Egelund also pointed out BULLETIN that the higher the home price goes up in a certain area, the lower the sales vol- 882-0050 ume will become. Tradition Grows at Pankratz photography / Troy Boman Despite a slowdown in home sales from last year, development of subdivisions continues, like this property located Pumpkin Patch at the base of Settlement Canyon Dam.

“Lower prices attract more selling homes for $169,938 2006, I’m sure we would go buyers, and if we were still like we were back in July of back up to the number of Pick Your Own homes sold that we had back Pumpkins! then,” he said. “However, we’ve got wide-open spaces • Fun for the Entire here, and it’s still a wonderful Family time to be buying. A family Notice of Election can come out here and get a • All Sizes Available home for $73,000 less than a • Large Quantity home in Salt Lake County.” Vicki Griffith of Prudential Available and Early Voting Real Estate said that with • Prices Vary by Size Tooele County’s reputation as Notice is hereby given that there will be Early a reasonably priced bedroom of Pumpkins Voting for the November General Election to community for Salt Lake City, she anticipates growth in the be held November 6, 2007. area to stay steady into the future. Anyone who is a registered voter within “There’s still affordable Tooele County and would like to vote housing here in Tooele early may come to any one of the County for young families just starting out, and we following locations: expect to grow much over the next 10 years,” she said. “We Tooele County Courthouse still have buyers out here, but 47 South Main, Tooele now instead of taking six to 3rd floor, Room #329 seven days to sell a house it takes more like 60 to 90 days. Grantsville City Hall We’re going back to the way things were before the big 429 E. Main St. boom of last year.” Grantsville Stansbury Park Elementary 485 Country Club Stansbury Park

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Pankratz Pumpkin Patch Valid Voter Identification is Write a letter to the Editor, required for Early Voting. (it’s good therapy). (East of Coleman on Vine) 500 W. Vine Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk P.O. Box 390 (appointments) Tooele, UT 84074 830-8650 Published in the Transcript Bulletin October 18, 23 and November 1 2007 [email protected] OBITUARY A7

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Nicole Ginnett Debbie Sherratt Ginnett of Tooele; John Charles Bogle He is survived by his father her two daughters; her second James of Littleton, Colo.; brother, Nicole Lynn Ginnett passed March 5, 1963 - Oct. 10, 2007 Tom (Claudia) of West Jordan; sis- away in an automobile accident mom, Aunt Helen and family of John Charles Bogle died Oct. ters, Mary and Barbara (Isaac) both on Sunday, Oct. 21, 2007. Nicole Cedar City; her grandparents, 10, 2007, in Denver, Colo. Born on of Littleton, Colo., and Janet (Bob) was born on Jan. 21, 1988, in West Cressel and Jennie Sherratt of St. March 5, 1963, in Tooele, he was of Alamogordo, N.M. He is also Valley, to Debbie Sherratt Ginnett George; her father, David (Debra) the youngest child of Elizabeth survived by a nephew and nieces, and David Ginnett. Nicole was a Ginnett of Nephi; and grandpar- (Kramer) Bogle and James G. Russell Bogle, Rebeckah (Steven) resident of Tooele her whole life. ents, Bill and Sandra Ginnett of Bogle. He fought an arduous two- Lassig and Catherine Blanchette. She is a graduate of Tooele High Taylorsville. Numerous aunts, year battle with cancer. Very bright He was preceded in death by his School. While attending Tooele uncles and cousins also love her and inquisitive, he touched many mother, Elizabeth (Betty) and old- High School, Nicole participated and will miss her. Two very special hearts and helped when in need. est sister, Theresa. in the Tooele Sign Pride, Students people close to Nicole’s heart were was always quick to share how they John moved with his family in 1977 We would like to give special Against Destructive Decisions, the Gene Paul and Jamie. are doing. to Littleton, Colo., and attended thanks to our sister, Mary, for the Governor’s Youth Council and was Funeral services will be held Nicole’s first big dream in life parochial schools in the area. care of John for the past two years. the manager for the track team. was to be a sign interpreter for the Friday, Oct. 26, 2007, at 1 p.m. He graduated from Mullen High coworkers. John enjoyed outings Bless you for your selfless service. Nicole also enjoyed cheerleading. deaf and was looking at possible at the Rock Church, 75 E. Center School in 1981. with his family and friends. He A funeral mass will be celebrat- She cheered with Tooele Youth schools to attend to achieve that St., Cedar City. A viewing will be He married Karen Bizelli. They enjoyed sports outings, travel and ed on Oct. 26, 2007, at 6 p.m. at Cheer and traveled around doing dream. Her second dream was to held the day of the service from later divorced. Their union was vacationing with his family. He All Souls Catholic Church, 4950 cheer competitions. move to Cedar City to be closer 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Interment blessed with their two children, loved to watch his children play S. Logan St., Englewood, Colo. Nicole was the proud birth to her family and the mountains, will take place in the Cedar City Christine and Matthew. sports. John we will miss your Friends may meet for a celebration mother of two beautiful daughters where she spent most summers of Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted John enjoyed his employment swagger, bravado and your direct of his life after the services at the that she lovingly gave up for adop- her life fishing, cruising the hills to Swindlehurst Funeral Home. at Jeppson and Boeing and his questions. church. tion. Nicole visited with them as and hanging out. Send online condolences to www. often and as much as possible and Nicole is survived by her mom, swindlehurstfuneralhome.com. Garen Lee Brantley A vigil service will be held Garen Lee Brantley passed away Monday, Oct. 22, 2007, at 6 p.m. at Carolyn Mullendore have is the memories. She will be Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007. He was Rogers and Taylor Funeral Home, missed but forever remembered in born June 4, 1960, to Clarence 111 N. 100 East, Tremonton, with Jan. 9, 1964 - Oct. 20, 2007 the hearts of all who knew her. L. and Marsha N. Brantley in Father Warren Schoeppe officiat- Carolyn Marie Mullendore, Carolyn is survived by her hus- Blackwell, Okla. He married ing. A viewing will follow the service beloved wife, mother, grandmoth- band, Tracy; daughter, Mandy Debora A. Fernandez Feb. 11, 1991, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. A celebration of er, daughter, sister and friend in Miami, Okla. Garen’s life and refreshments will (Chris) Rose; granddaughters, passed away Oct. 20, 2007, after Garen worked as a cowboy in be served at the Brantley residence, Riley and Gracie Rose; parents, a courageous battle with breast Missouri, Oklahoma and Utah. He 20385 N. 5100 West, Plymouth. cancer. She was a fighter and gave Jack and Flo Skinner; sisters, worked as a millwright at Amax Additional services will be held everything she had right up to the Barbara (Marc) Waid and Jackie Mining, Kennecott Copper and for in Pawhuska, Okla., under the very end. Her perseverance and (Jimmy) Killian; brothers, Jim ABC at Nucor. He was raised in the direction of McCartney’s-Johnson strong will shall not be forgotten. Her courage and grace was only (Marcia) Skinner, Jesse Chandler Catholic faith. He loved life and Jaclyn Brockes, Jessica Heiserman, Funeral Home. Carolyn was born Jan. 9, 1964, matched by the love she had for and Matthew Skinner. She was had a wicked sense of humor. Danielle Maples, David Haines; On-line condolences may be to Jack and Virginia Skinner her family and friends. She always preceded in death by her mother, Surviving are his wife; par- one brother, Allan; and five grand- expressed at www.rogersandtaylor. in Sault Saint Marie, Mich. She put others before herself and was a Virginia Skinner. ents; five children, Nicole Mathes, children. com. moved to Dugway Proving Ground great listener. Carolyn had a smile A Catholic funeral mass will be in 1980 where she met the love of that could light up a room and her held on Friday, Oct. 26, 2007, at 10 her life, Tracy. They married on quirky sense of humor would eas- Jim; three sons, Chris, Jason (Jamie), a.m. at St. Marguerite’s Catholic Laurie Jo Pixey Jan. 15, 1982, and had one daugh- ily make others laugh. She espe- Duston (Kira); five grandchildren; Church, 155 Seventh St., Tooele. ter, Mandy, who was Carolyn’s best cially loved camping and spent a Our beloved Laurie Jo Pixey died brothers, Rodney (Kathleen), Bud friend. lot of time with family and friends Visitation with the family will be Oct. 21, 2007, in Magna, after a (Helen); sister, Daryl (Ken); sis- Carolyn loved being outdoors, at her favorite spot, Fish Lake. one hour prior to services. In lieu hard battle with cancer. ter-in-law, Karyn; father, Douglas spending time with her grand- There is no way to put into words of flowers, Carolyn wanted any She was born Oct. 15, 1954, in (Liliana) Culley; and mother, Fay daughters, Riley and Gracie, and what it means to have a person like donations sent to Susan G. Komen Salt Lake City, to Virgil and Ellen (Bill) Bloodworth. She was preced- playing with her dog, Sunny. Carolyn in your life until all you for the Cure. Culley. Following the death of her ed in death by her parents; grand- parents, she was adopted by her parents; brothers, Chad and Tadd; brother, Douglas Culley and Fay and sisters, Janice and Janet. DeVon “Hungry” Hungry worked as an electrician Bloodworth. She married James Graveside services will be held Boothe for over 30 years. He retired from Pixey on Oct. 17, 1982, in Elko, Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 2 p.m. in the Cache Valley Electric in 2000. In his Nev. Tooele City Cemetery. There will be Aug. 23, 1936 - Oct. 21, 2007 youth Hungry served in the Navy She is survived by her husband, no viewing. DeVon J. “Hungry” Boothe and worked on the Alta Ski Patrol. passed away on Oct. 21, 2007, Hungry enjoyed many years rais- doing the thing he loved most, ing and racing horses as well as hunting. Hungry was born to James chariot racing with treasured friends L. and Faye Schwaar Boothe on and family. Hungry had a deep love Aug. 23, 1936, in Salt Lake City. He for hunting, spending each October Sat, October 27, 2007 was married to Lona Andelin, they in the mountains. The last couple of later divorced. Hungry married his years his birds and dogs were great sweetheart, Shirley Ann Boothe companions. A special memory for 1:00 – 5:00 pm on Aug. 19, 1978. They made their (John) Johnson and LuAnn (Robert) all was his favorite horse “Lefty.” home in Erda. He was preceded in Olson. Hungry found much joy in A viewing will be held on death by a daughter, Delin Boothe his 21 grandchildren and five great- Wednesday, Oct. 24, from 6 to 8 Threads of and his parents, James and Faye grandchildren. p.m. at Tate Mortuary. The funeral Boothe. Hungry’s brothers and sisters service will be held Thursday, Oct. th Hungry’s children include, Delin include, David “Bud” Boothe (his 25, at 11 a.m. at the mortuary, with Boothe, Karee (Bart) Powell, Cindy best fishing buddy), Janet (Roger) a viewing at 9:30 a.m. The burial our Lives 4 Annual (Todd) Elsbury, Jay (Dani) Boothe, Hayes, Ruby (Bruce) Bottomely and will be at the Tooele City Cemetery Dee Dee (Rodney) Ruby, Dee Ann Charlene (Kent) Nye. following the services. Caregiver Conference

Violet T. Wilcock fare. She is survived by four sons, Tooele Senior Citizens Center Feb. 2, 1920 - Oct. 22, 2007 Steve (Sharon) Wilcock of Tooele, Violet Thurston Wilcock passed Layne (Renae) Wilcock of Salt 59 East Vine Street away peacefully on Oct. 22, 2007, Lake City, Scott (Mona) Wilcock of – Tooele – Tooele, Utah in Tooele. She was 87 years old. She Lakewood, Colo., and Kevin Wilcock was born Feb. 2,1920, in Kimberly, of Tooele; one daughter, Shauna Idaho, to Ima Thurston and Nellie Edgeman of Tooele; 17 grandchil- Marie Nelson. She was a member dren and 19 great-grandchildren; NO CHARGE of The Church of Jesus Christ of sister, Mary Hanks; one sister-in- Conference Speakers Latter-day Saints. She was a lov- law, Virginia LeFevre; and a daugh- ing wife, mother, grandmother, ter-in-law, Janet Sandl Wilcock. 1:15 pm For current & future aunt and sister. She married Orin She was preceded in death by her Wilcock on Jan. 24, 1942, in Burley, husband, Orin Wilcock; son, Lee “Caring for the Weaver” caregivers of elderly Idaho. Wilcock; her parents; six brothers, Troy Anderson, LCSW loved-ones Mom was an avid reader and Kansas City Royals baseball teams. Arvin, Floyd, Les, Frank, Leo and Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and Research cook, she also loved gardening and Violet worked for the transporta- Glenn; and four sisters, Della, Lela, growing flowers. She was a mem- tion division of the Tooele Army Edna and Ada. ber of the Tooele Senior Citizens Depot for 20 years, retiring in 1979. A viewing will be held on 2:20 pm Center and a member of the Good She had great love for her chil- Monday, Oct. 29, 2007, from 10:30 “Lost Threads” Film Festival Sams Club and went on many of dren, their spouses, her grandchil- a.m. to 12: 30 p.m. at Tate Mortuary Kate Maxwell-Stephens, Regional Director their outings with her husband. dren, great-grandchildren, nieces, in Tooele. Graveside services will Friday, Oct 26, 1-5pm She loved baseball and was an avid nephews and friends. She was follow in the Tooele City Cemetery Salt Lake Community College Senior Center Bingo Room fan of the Colorado Rockies and the always concerned about their wel- at 1 p.m. See movies related to caregiving 3:05 pm Bertha Lucille Russell great-grandchildren; and three “New Threads” Kelley siblings, Nelda Obray, Toby Russell Amanda Lambert, Community Outreach and Mildred Starostka. She is also Caregiver Support Network, SLC Refreshments Our beloved matriarch, Bertha survived by three adopted daugh- Lucille Russell Kelley gently slipped ters, Martha Butler, Caroline Smith away from her loved ones Sunday and Mary Montoya; and her adopt- 4:00 pm Information morning, Oct. 21. Her family sur- ed sons, Lynn Strickland and Mose “Things I Can Do, I Would Like To Do, rounded her as she lingered as long Gibson. Lucille was preceded in as her tired body would allow. She death by her parents, Thomas and and What I Used To Do” was a mother to the last breath. Her Bertha Russell; her husband, Carl Clare Wright, LCSW, Direct Services Manager concern for her loved ones made it T. Kelley; her daughter, Mary Lu National MS Society - Utah Chapter Door Prizes!!! difficult to leave us, but she yearned Sanders; son, Ron Kelley; and six for those waiting in heaven. siblings. Lucille was the first born of 10 Services will be held on Friday, Encourage Caregivers to children to Thomas Russell and won the hearts of many and con- Oct. 26, 2007, at 1 p.m. at Tate Handouts Bertha Bechtol Russell in Ophir on tinued to comfort and bestow her Mortuary. Friends may call on care for themselves, too May 26, 1911. Lucille married Carl T. life’s lessons on whoever chanced Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Kelley of Stockton on June 12, 1937, upon her. mortuary, and from 11:30 a.m. to and she gave birth to five children. Lucille leaves behind three 12:30 p.m. prior to the service on For more information call: Frank at 882-2870 ext 130 She made her home with her fam- daughters, Sharon Roberts of Friday. Our heartfelt thank you to ily in Stockton for 50 years. Lucille Marysville, Wash., Sandra (Herold) Tooele County Alternate In Home See brochure for registration form spent the last 23 years residing in Fetzer of Stockton and Donna Services, Harmony Home Health Co-sponsered by: her beloved home in Grantsville. McBride of Grantsville. She is also and Hospice, Rocky Mtn. Care Tooele County Aging Services / Caregiver Support Program with support from Utah Coalition for She continued to care for her fam- survived by 15 grandchildren; 27 and all those who helped care for Caregiver Support (UCCS) and IHC HealthCare and others ily which grew in numbers. Lucille great-grandchildren; eight great- Lucille. A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 23, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Tooele Library

Crisis line volunteers Movie at the library The DVSAVA (Domestic Violence and Grab a pillow, dress up like Harry Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy) cri- Potter, Hermione Granger, a wizard, or sis line is looking for new volunteer any of the magical characters and join victim advocates. Training is provid- us for our “Wednesday Movie at Your ed and begins in November. A back- Library.” Get your ticket at the library, ground check is required. Call Betsy at and be sure to have your parent’s sig- 241-0337 to learn more. nature for our Oct. 24 movie at 3 p.m., “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” Story and craft hour rated PG-13. For more information The Tooele Family Center is now contact the Tooele City Library at 128 offering a story and craft hour every W. Vine St., Tooele, call 882-2182 or Thursday from 11 a.m. to noon. This check out our Web site at: tooelecity. month we will be featuring Halloween org/tcl/library.html. stories and crafts. This is a free service for the entire community. For more information please contact the center Schools at 833-1960. GJHS tutoring Family center’s new hours GJHS teachers are offering to stay after The Tooele Family Center is open school to help students on Tuesdays Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. and Thursdays from 2:30 to 4 p.m., to 3 p.m., with lunch from 11:30 a.m. depending on parental response to to 12:30 p.m. Fridays are by appoint- a survey. Parents interested in get- ment only. We are still looking for vol- ting extra help for their children are unteers to help us expand our hours of encouraged to fill out and return service. If you would be interested in the “Extra Help For Students” sur- helping us out, please contact a staff vey form and return it to the office member at the center (833-1960). at Grantsville Jr. High School. If you have questions, please contact the Childcare providers school at 884-4510. If you did not see photo courtesy of Kelly Morgan Are you a childcare provider that is the survey form, please e-mail Mr. in need of some support? Join us for Davis at [email protected], subject Seven students and their coordinator Kelly Morgan from Grantsville High School went to the Hogle Zoo for a job shadow. The students learned what it takes to be a zookeeper. Pictured are: Cameron Crapo, Michelle Flint, Caset Phillips, Charlotte Rugg, Emily Allred and Brittany a fun-filled evening with ideas and “Requesting Extra Help.” Anderson. professional development. We meet the second Thursday of each month is from 3 to 4 p.m. Hispanic classes are Monday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. in the the- from 7 to 9 p.m. for training and free Education also available. For more information Arts ater room (basement) of the Tooele drawings with prizes that you can use call Betty Fail 882-0195. County Courthouse. This is a reoccur- in your family childcare business. For Adult Education Handel’s Messiah solo auditions ring meeting held on the last Monday more info call Kathy Witt at 843-5326. Get your high school diploma this Hallelujah Party Solo auditions for Handel’s Messiah will night of every month. We will be dis- year! All classes required for a high Please joins us for a Hallelujah Party be on Nov. 3, at 10 a.m. at the Stowe cussing the trail ride and service proj- Veterans Day celebration school diploma, adult basic educa- on Oct. 31, at 7 p.m. at the Lighthouse Recital Hall, 36 N. Main St. All interested ect calendar for the 2008 riding season A Veterans Day celebration will be tion, GED preparation, word process- Community Church, 505 S. Brenda musicians are invited to audition. Please in Tooele County. Anyone interest- held on Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Dow ing, driver’s education and English Place in the Utah Industrial Depot. prepare to sing a complete solo from ed in attending this meeting and/or James building. A free breakfast will be as a second language are available. This will be a night of free family fun Handel’s Messiah, with accompanying joining this group should contact served from 9:30 to 11 a.m., with a cer- Register now to graduate — just $35 and games. For more info call Amy at recitative if applicable. An accompanist Jay DeLaMare at 882-1469, or Boyd emony at 11 a.m. The public is invited per semester. The center is located at (801)604-5533. will be provided for your convenience. Blanthorn at 882-3397. to this honorable event. 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached at Chorus rehearsals are Sundays, from 7 833-1994. Adult education classes are Community United Methodist to 8:30 p.m., at Skyline Chapel, 1100 E. AAUW for students 18 and over. Services for Community United Skyline Drive. The performance is Dec. The Tooele Branch of the American Grantsville Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah Ave., 23, at GHS. For more info call Pamela Dale Association of University Women will Take GED Tooele, are held on Sunday at 11 a.m., (801)250-6602 or Betta Nash 882-5107. meet on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. at Halloween carnival The GED test will be given on Nov. with adult Bible study at 12:30 p.m. the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Our 2nd annual Halloween carnival 13, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Services are under the direction of Grant money Drive. Our speaker, Maxine from Zion’s will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 30, from Andrea at 833-1994 for more informa- Pastor Tom Towns. Tooele City Arts Council is currently bank, will be discussing women’s financ- noon to 4 p.m. School is out that day tion. Pre-registration is required. accepting grant applications for the es. Anyone interested is invited to attend. so wear your costumes and join us at 2008 year. Those organizations seek- Membership is open to those with a Grantsville City Park on Cherry Street. Gain computer skills Health ing funds are asked to meet the mini- bachelor, associate or equivalent degree. Admission will be $2, plus a can of The Tooele Adult Education Center is mum qualifications. Interested appli- For more information call Dawn DeWitt food. Entrance will include a spooky offering a beginning class in Microsoft Diabetic classes cants should complete an application, 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882-5661. house, games, prizes, candy, crafts Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint Anyone with diabetes don’t miss out which can be found at www.tooelecity. and more. Anyone with disabilities is and Windows. The class will be on on self management classes held Oct. org , and a budget outline. Applications invited to join us early at 11 a.m. All Tuesday and Wednesday nights for 26, Nov. 2 and 9, from 12:30 to 3 p.m. must be received by Friday, Nov. 2, by Seniors food will be donated to the Tooele five weeks beginning Oct. 23 and end- You will need a doctor’s referral. For 5 p.m. For more information about County Food Bank. Sponsored by the ing Nov. 21, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the more information call Eileen Deleeuw specific qualifications or for general Grantsville Senior Center Girl Scout Troop 1123. center, 76 S. 1000 West. Adults cur- 228-0048 or 882-5671. questions please call 843-2142. The Grantsville Senior Center can be rently enrolled at the education center reached at 884-3446. pay $30. Community participants pay Caregiver conference Health clinics — Blood pressure: Every Stansbury Park $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay $55. All current or potential caregivers of Groups Thursday 1 p.m. Appointments are nec- Call 833-1994 for more information. an elderly spouse or loved-one should essary. Foot Clinic: Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Service agency meeting Preregistration is required. plan to attend the 4th Annual Caregiver Kiwanis meetings 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Conference — “Threads of Our Lives,” Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon Halloween party — Friday, Oct. 26, at 4 Stansbury Service Agency Board of English as a second language Oct. 27, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Tooele at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. p.m. Fun, games and prizes! Trustees will hold its regular meet- ESOL conversational classes are held Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. 1280 North, Tooele. Contact Marilyn Board meeting — Monday, Nov. 5, at 10 ing on Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 6 p.m. Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 Troy Anderson, LCSW, from Center Gillette at 830-5463. a.m. at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse, #1 p.m. ESOL students may come any- for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and Medicare questions — It’s that time of Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. time, the center is open for individual- Research is the keynote speaker. Hear Kiwanis craft fair the year to re-evaluate our Medicare ized study with our software programs other speakers offer caregiver helps and The fourth annual Kiwanis craft fair options. We can help answer your ques- and textbooks. Registration is $35.00 motivation. Door prizes and refresh- will be held Saturday, Nov. 3, from tions during breakfast on Wednesday, Stockton per semester. ments provided. Call Frank at 882-2870 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dow James Nov. 7, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. ext. 130 for more information. building, 400 N. 400 West. Crafters are Bake sale/craft fair Parenting classes needed. For more information, call Tooele Senior Center Crafters wanted to participate in the The Tooele Family Center is now Resource/Health Fair Sandy or Vicki at 882-4111. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center 9th annual Stockton Volunteer Fire offering free parenting classes every The Community Resource/Health can be reached at 882-2870. Department bake sale and craft fair Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. Please call Fair will be held on Oct. 27, from Living beyond grief Friday Night Entertainment is at 5:30 on Nov. 16-17. Booths are $30 for both the center (833-1960) to find out the 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele “Living Beyond Our Grief” group p.m. Oct. 26 — TBA days, or $15 per day. For more info topics of each week and to sign up. Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. sponsored by Valley Mental Health is Friday Night Dancing is from 6 to 8 p.m. contact Nadine West 882-4179 or 840- Space is limited. Local service providers/agencies from held Thursdays from 2 to 3 p.m. at 100 Oct. 26 — Wayne Jones 0162. vision, diabetes, foot care, durable S. 1000 West, Tooele. The group is for 4th Annual Community Health Fair will medical equipment (DME), personal all those who have suffered a loss in be Saturday, Oct. 27, at 11:30 a.m. to Churches emergency response systems (PERS), their life and are in need of support to 2:30 p.m. Politics mental health, aging services, assisted assist them in coping. Contact Evan or Food pantry living facilities, nursing home care, Stacy with questions 843-3520. Senior Circle Candidate luncheon The First Baptist Church in Tooele is caregiving resources, home health and Senior Circle is for anyone over the age The Annual Chamber of Commerce offering a clothing closet and emer- hospice care, ID theft/fraud preven- Master Gardeners of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Receive Candidate Luncheon will be held gency food pantry to help meet the tion, drivers license issues and others The Tooele County Master Gardeners hospital, local and national benefits. Wednesday, Oct. 24, at noon at the needs of our community. Anyone with will be on hand to answer questions, will hold their monthly meeting on Call 843-3690 or stop by the hospital Firefighter’s Museum at Deseret Peak clothing needs — adults and children offer screenings and give handouts. Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m. After the busi- volunteer desk to sign up. All activities Complex. The city council candidates — are welcome. The food pantry is This event is for every one. ness meeting there will be a presenta- require an RSVP except for exercise. for Tooele and Grantsville will address available for emergency needs. Hours tion at 7 p.m., open to the public, on Day trip to zoo/Bingham Copper Mine chamber members and the public. of operation are Saturdays from 10 Reduce stress organic gardening by Julie Clifford of — Friday, Oct. 26. Leave C-A-L Ranch at Cost for the luncheon will be $10 for a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 This popular class, taught by Troy B. the Clifford Family Farm. 9:15 a.m., return at 3:30 p.m. Lunch at chamber members, $15 for nonmem- S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call Marsh, PT and certified MDT, intro- Chuck-A-Rama. Cost is $25. bers. RSVPs must be received at the 882-2048. duces participants to powerful meth- Backcountry horsemen U Care Conference — Saturday, Oct. chamber office (882-0690) by Monday, ods for self-healing and tapping into The monthly meeting of the West 27, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Tooele Senior Oct. 22 at 5 p.m. Family history fair your body’s natural energy systems. Desert Backcountry Horsemen will be Center. Tooele Valley Regional Family History Participants will learn proven ways Cottage meeting Fair, “Family History: a New Look, a to reprogram your body’s stress reac- Are you confused about Utah’s New Day,” will be held on Saturday, tions, healthy breathing methods for BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Referendum 1? Do you need more Oct. 27, at the Tooele East Stake Center, relaxation and pain-reducing and If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at information before you cast your 751 N. 520 East. Keynote speaker is energy cultivation strategies. These 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin vote? A question and answer session Elder LeGrande Curtis Jr. of the area free classes will be on Tuesdays for Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit regarding school vouchers will be held seventy. Youth are encouraged to three weeks starting Nov. 6, from 6:30 organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. on Friday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. in the attend from 9 to 11 a.m. Registration to 7:30 p.m. Call Michelle to RSVP, Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church gym- is at 8:30 a.m. The program is from 9 843-1311. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement nasium, 155 Seventh St., Tooele. Call to 10 a.m., with classes from 10 a.m. to please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered 882-0081 with questions. 3 p.m. New family search presentation no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

TUESDAY October 23, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Local marching bands trudge through Don’t get stuck in bed soggy weather in Orem for trophies by Abby Palmer STAFF WRITER Flu ShotsNow Available Amid wind, snow and rain, Tooele and Grantsville high school marching bands took honors during the Mt. Timpanogos Marching Band Competition held at Mountain View High School in Orem Saturday. Tooele High School placed third in their division in the competition, coming in just behind Orem in second and Bingham in first. The band braved the ele- ments as they played tunes from “Pirates of the Caribbean.” The 74-member band will lose 18 seniors this year, but has photography / Abby Palmer gained 27 new members. Members of Grantsville High School’s marching band perform a piece from “Pirates of the Caribbean” Saturday at Tooele competed against the Mt. Timpanogos Marching Band Competition. Although not placing in the top three bands, the band did win the nine other schools including, Outstanding Percussion Award. Natrona County, Highland, Bingham, Payson, Spanish leadership of four seniors. Uintah, Kearns, Viewmont Nix hopes to continue the 6 months - 18 years Fork, Madison, Blackfoot, Provo “Vanessa Young, Cody and Timpanogos high schools. progression of the band and M-F 9am-10pm • Sat 11am-10pm • Sun 1pm-10pm and Orem. Marching against 4A Garrard, Steffani Morris and Pocatello took top honors with build a competitive program at After 5pm & weekends no appointment necessary and 5A schools can be difficult, Whitney Grass have been very Viewmont in second place and Grantsville High School. director Marilyn Syra said. helpful on and off the field,” Lehi in third. “I feel that with the junior “We’re tough every time we said Nix, who personally wrote Senior drum major Vanessa high students coming up, that Mountain West Pediatrics go out on the field,” she said. the percussion section’s music Young had mixed emotions the band will increase not only & Bedtime Kids Care “Competing against 4A and 5A for the competition. “This was about the day’s events. in size but in ability level also,” schools, we have to be.” the band’s best performance of “It was cold, but we did a he said. 196 E. 2000 N. • Ste. 104 • 843-8380 Syra said the band has done the year. I am very impressed good job,” she said. “I’m sad Although Nix was disap- well all season. with them and all the hard because it’s one of my last pointed wth the outcome of “They did really well today,” work they have been putting shows.” the competition he was opti- she said. “And they’ve done into the music.” Grantsville’s band has five mistic about the band’s success well all season.” Although the band did not eighth-graders marching this throughout the year. Grantsville High School’s 34- place in the top three positions, year. Both bands will travel on piece band marched while also it did receive the Outstanding “We’re a lot better than our Nov. 6 to St. George to compete playing music from Pirates of Percussion Award. football team,” said Courtenae once more before the season the Caribbean. Instructor Eric The band competed against Nielson, an eighth-grade flute is over. Nix said the band had a good seven other bands in its division player. “Even when we mess [email protected] season, partly because of the — Lehi, Pocatello, Bonneville, up, it’s still a good show.” U.S. Department of Education films Grand Opening! spot at Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High Thursday, November 1, 2007 by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER • Fast, easy prescription transfers Monday - Friday The all-female science staff at Clarke N. Johnsen 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday • Convenient delivery service Junior High School will be featured in a new film 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the U.S. Department of Education’s Web site Closed Sunday • Expert diabetes care that promotes ways to involve more girls in sci- ence. Camera crews were at the school Monday filming teachers and students in classes taught • Prescription compounding by Donna Ward, Cheryl Dearing, Camille Clegg- Patch, and Kellie Parks — all science teachers. • Most insurance plans accepted The science classes at the school were selected because of their use of female mentors in the • Home medical equipment classroom and creative lesson plans that peak the interest of girls, according to Rebecca Herman, a researcher for the Department of Education. • Walk-in flu shots Earlier this year, Dearing was recognized as Utah’s Outstanding Mathematics, Engineering and • Children’s play area Science Achievement (MESA) Teacher for 2007 by the Utah State Office of Education. In addi- tion to running the MESA program at Clarke N. Birch Family Pharmacy Johnsen, Dearing also supervises MESA instruc- Complete tors at Tooele High School, Grantsville Junior 758 N. Main Street High, Grantsville High School and Wendover High School. Local Sports Tooele, UT The new DOE film will focus on novel methods photography / Troy Boman the Clarke Johnsen teachers use to interest girls in Two Clarke Johnsen Jr. High School students run past In Every Issue science. a camera crew holding shovels and cups for a science “We do things like the chemistry of dyeing project during the filming of a project called Doing it Right 435-882-7775 Barbie’s hair and partially mummifying a chicken,” Monday morning. The junior high was chosen because of TOOELETRANSCRIPT said Donna Ward, an eight-grade science teacher. its efforts to get girls involved in science and math. BULLETIN [email protected] Sheldon Birch, Pharm. D.

UHP said, adding that he does not up the UHP in Tooele County. have any sweeping changes He also said the close working continued from page A1 planned. relationship UHP has with the He’s also getting used to Tooele County Sheriff’s Office more with Tooele’s 12-person patrolling a county more and the Tooele City Police UHP crew. Three crews patrol than 10 times the size of department is a “unique the county — two out of the Davis County. He traveled to dynamic.” It makes for a bet- Tooele office and one out of Dugway and through Skull ter working relationship when the Wendover office. Valley for the first time late the different agencies work “I was always playing catch- last week. together and communicate up in Davis County. Here I will “That took half the day,” he with each other, he added. be able to spend more time said laughing. “We don’t do law enforce- with the reports. I will be able Anderson complimented ment for enforcement sake, to find out how to make the out-going commander Lt. we do it because there is a troopers’ jobs easier, and help Mike Rapich for the job he did need for it,” Anderson said. them be more effective,” he for the past two years heading [email protected]

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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 23, 2007 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Archery League Morgan wins game; Jefferies steals the show All archers are invited to participate in a 3D indoor by Jake Gordon animal target league begin- CORRESPONDENT ning Nov. 1 at the Deseret Peak Complex indoor Allowing plenty of rushing yards arena. The league will to Morgan in the first half but only meet every Thursday at 7 two field goals kept Grantsville p.m. November through within six points at halftime. But February except on Nov. 8 Morgan finally found the end zone and Nov. 22. The Stansbury in the second to walk away with a Oquirrh Bowmen and 26-6 victory. Tooele County Deseret Austin Killpack had a huge game Peak Complex are sponsor- receiving with 110 yards and a ing the league. The com- touchdown on only three catches plex is on SR 112 between but it wasn’t enough to counter the Grantsville and Tooele. All two-headed running attack of Jake levels of shooters are invit- Kinsey and Ben VanCampen who ed to participate. For more combined for 208 yards and two information call Jay 884- touchdowns. 3410, Bryan 882-6795, Cory Kinsey started off the game 884-3315 or Wayne 884- strong for Morgan with a kickoff 6389. return 11 yards into Grantsville territory and strong running of Grantsville Junior Jazz VanCampen helped the Trojans get Individuals can sign up for within three yards of a touchdown. the Grantsville Junior Jazz The Grantsville defense stood youth basketball program tall as they held Morgan to only a on Oct. 25, 30 from 6 to field goal. 9 p.m. at Grantsville City It was much of the same as Hall. Dates to sign up are Morgan’s next drive found them on Nov. 13-14 from 6 to pounding the Grantsville defense 9 p.m. Anyone interested with the run game. As VanCampen in coaching, coordinating had a big run of 17 yards to get games or being a referee deep into Cowboy territory but should contact David or once again halted the running Katie DeLaney at 884-0489 game and forced another field goal or contact Kelly Morgan at as Grantsville found themselves Grantsville High School. down 6-0. The Cowboy offense had a hard Tooele Junior Jazz time getting anything going against Tooele Junior Jazz reg- Morgan but the Grantsville defense istration begins Nov. 1 at was up the task as they shut out 6 p.m. and will be held the Trojans in the second quarter at Leatherby’s Family to head into the locker room only Creamery in Tooele. down six. Registration times are “Our defense spent so much set for Thursdays and time on the field,” said Cowboy Fridays (Nov. 1, 2, 8 and coach Tony Cloward. “With that 9) between 6 and 9 p.m. much time on the field it is almost photography / Maegan Burr and on Saturdays (Nov. 3 inevitable that we will start to wear Grantsville quarterback Logan Paulich goes down while Paul Loakes (58) and Austin Butler (52) scramble to protect their teammate. The Cowboys face and 10) from 10 a.m. to 2 Wasatch Friday at 4 p.m. in Heber City in a state playoff game. p.m. Parents may also reg- SEE FOOTBALL PAGE A11 ➤ ister online at www.tooele- jrjazz.org anytime up until Nov. 10. A $30 late fee will be charged for any athlete Wasatch edges Tooele in swim meet highlighted by close races registering after 3 p.m. on by Mark Watson so many close races that it extremely hard since last won the breaststroke with a the most improved swimmers Nov. 10. Athletes eligible SPORTS EDITOR spurred on fast times by both week’s meet and I was hop- time of 1:04.73, the 10th fast- at the meet. Murphy estab- for registration begin at teams. The law of averages ing we could be able to repeat est time for that event in the lished her best times ever in grades K through 12th in It was only the second held true as each team won last week’s performance and history of Tooele swimming. the 100 IM and the 100 back- Tooele, Stansbury, Erda, swim meet of the season, but the same number of close swim as fast this week, but Roberts said young swim- stroke while Smith estab- and Stockton. Any ques- with all the close races it pro- events. The Tooele girls won once the first race started mers have plenty of room for lished personal records in 200 tions please call 849-2354. vided a lifetime of dramatic seven of 11 events and the our swimmers forgot about improvement because they IM and 100 backstroke. finishes. In the end, 3A pow- Tooele boys won five of 11.” being stiff and sore and did are just starting, but this year Newcomers this year Airica Coaches, officials needed erhouse Wasatch edged out Winners in 12 events were what they are suppose to do he has been impressed with Stewart, Lita Garr, Jennifer Tooele Junior Jazz is now 4A Tooele in boys and girls decided by only a fraction of — race.” the progress from some of Gardner, Michael Jensen, accepting applications swimming Thursday at Pratt a second. Swimmers of the meet his veteran junior and senior Cody Dalton, Skyler Smith, for officials and coaches Aquatic Center. Wasatch boys The Wasps showed why for Tooele included Amber swimmers. Spencer Ricci and Danny for recreational and com- prevailed 148-138 while the they are ranked No.1 in 3A Skelton for the girls and Dustin Mary Burden, Skelton, Philpot are stepping up and petitive leagues now. For Wasatch girls also claimed with their performance at Perkins for the boys. Skelton, Courtney Stubbs, Erika earning points for the team. information go to the victory, 143-141. Tooele. Tooele’s girls led until a junior, clocked her best time Andrews, Kristin Andersen, Sophomores Crystal Pedro, website www.tooelejrjazz. “Our lack of depth was the the last relay where Wasatch ever in the 200 yard freestyle Kaytlyn Murphy, Courtney James Stoddard, Kylei Riding org now before all posi- difference in the meet, but I outscored Tooele 13-5 two with a time of 2:16.96. She Stubbs, Tiffani Smith, Mat and Chelsea Smaellie are also tions are taken. Officials can’t fault any of the swim- win by two points. The Tooele missed winning the event by Snarr, Mat Ricci, Gilbert contributing to the girls’ team are paid for training and mers for that. The new swim- boys trailed the entire meet one-tenth second. Perkins, a Nichols and Perkins all had total. set game schedules. Please mers are making tremendous but finished strong outscor- sophomore, established life- lifetime best swims during Tooele swims today at home contact 849-2354 for any improvement and everyone ing Wasatch 31-16 in the last time bests in the 200 yard the meet. at 3:15 p.m. against Clearfield questions. gave their best,” said coach two events. individual medley and the Roberts selected Kaytlyn and Syracuse. Mel Roberts. “There were “We’ve been working 100 yard breaststroke. Perkins Murphy and Skyler Smith as [email protected] FROM THE SIDELINES Dream to play varsity football comes true for loyal Cowboy manager ust at a time when you think you mind, in fact he was proud of the whole Dream comes true have a jersey and be on the roster also have seen the best and the worst affair — he had played well enough for Collin has been on the varsity foot- believed he should have a shot at his J that high school football has to David Gumucio me not to immediately notice. ball roster for several years, and has dream. As the team came running onto offer, something extraordinary hap- never missed a game, practice or team the field for the last home game of the CORRESPONDENT Persistent service pens that makes you realize maybe Collin and I became good friends meeting. His secret dream was to play season, leading the Cowboys into battle things aren’t as good as they could be that day and I have watched this young varsity football on the field instead of was No. 1, senior Collin Jefferies, fully or as bad as they seem. So it was in man take challenge after challenge on the sideline, but his doctor thought adorned in battle attire. He led the Grantsville Friday at Cowboy Stadium. Collin Jefferies contracted menin- head on the way only Collin can. When otherwise — that is until Friday night. team he managed in warm-ups. When It started out as a typical home football gitis when he was only seven months he couldn’t be playing sports he was The same team that felt Collin should game steeped in tradition, excitement old which led to a series of strokes that managing sports teams, and a better SEE JEFFERIES PAGE A11 ➤ and anticipation. The Cowboys were paralyzed his right arm, right leg and manager shall never be found. Collin hosting the Morgan Trojans, a rivalry cost him his hearing. These deficits is methodical, never having to be told that goes way back in each school’s may have made others shrink when it what to do; he sees the need of every folklore and a game that takes on a comes to participating in athletics, but player, coach, and staff member and very serious air whether it’s for the not so for Collin. My first run-in with fulfills it. Sometimes that includes state championship or simply for sea- him was in the Jr. Jazz leagues play- the fans as well, time permitting. son bragging rights. The game would ing basketball. I was coaching a junior His service is personal and individu- determine who would finish second high team and noticed a guard on the ally directed and teammates appreci- in Region 11 and host a state 3A play- opposing team was traveling every ated his “from the heart” attention. off game, or who would finish tied for now and again while dribbling the Collin also handles all his other team third. ball down court. I complained to the responsibilities as well with the same The setting was serious. The official, “Why are you letting this kid dedicated service and enthusiasm. Cowboys were still stinging from their travel?” His response was mystified and The fact is Collin loves his teammates setback against Ogden, and now they point blank, “You’ve got to be kidding and they love him — and it shows. found themselves up against the wall me — right coach?” Suddenly my eyes As he dons his letterman jacket with playing for their playoff lives and a were opened to a young man that was multiple Grantsville letters in football, win at home. But as serious as all that passing, catching, dribbling and shoot- basketball, track and who knows what may be, something more meaningful ing the ball with one hand with a now else — everyone smiles proudly as they happened Friday night for both teams, noticeable hitch in his stride. Despite know he earned each one by the sweat which will transcend the lives of each those imperfections, he moved well of his brow along with his undying soul that was present long after the and if left unguarded would shoot your tenacity and courage. Collin Jefferies is score and winner of this game will have lights out. Welcome to Collin Jefferies’ an example to us all in how to live life photography/Maegan Burr been forgotten. world. I inwardly kicked myself for not to its fullest. Meningitis being more observant. But Collin didn’t Senior Collin Jefferies suited up for the first time Friday night against Morgan. He rushed for 24 yards and hauled in an 11-yard pass. A11

TUESDAY October 23, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, and How Much Do They Cost? Consumer’s Guide Compares Tooele ends season with loss to Bountiful 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands by Mark Watson Quarterback Chase Banks com- Get this book to learn: SPORTS EDITOR pleted 15 of 37 passes for 209 What is the best brand for you? yards and one touchdown. The How much do hearing aids Bountiful’s Jamie Rigby hauled junior spread the ball around to cost? in the second half kickoff and Trifon Gochis, Jordan Clemente, What should you expect from raced 97 yards up the middle of Nate Hyde, Zac Clausing and Jai new hearing aids? the field to break open a tight Nighton. Learn how to save 50% off non-region game Thursday Two big plays were instru- MSRP on digital hearing aids. against Tooele. mental in Tooele’s first opening For a FREE copy, call Offered to the public by “That kick return was really a touchdown drive. A pitch to 1-800-957-6270 back-breaker for us, but even after Trifon Gochis went for 16 yards Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message that the kids played hard,” said with some nifty running by the UT License #368167-4601 Tooele coach Sam Elliott. senior tailback. On the next play Tooele trailed 14-6 at halftime Banks connected to Clausing who against perennial football power rambled 27 yards to the Bountiful Bountiful, which this year finished 19. Two plays later Banks passed third in Region 5. The Braves trav- to Clemente who ran to the 7 yard el to Orem this week for a first- line. On second-and-goal Trifon round state playoff game. Gochis scored to put the Buffs Down by only eight at halftime, up 6-0. Grantsville the kick return gave the Braves Tooele was plagued with pen- a two-touchdown lead early in alties the rest of the first quar- the second half. The two teams ter which helped Bountiful score played evenly the rest of the night early in the second quarter. with Bountiful winning 34-21. Some miscues by the Buffs gave The Buffs scored on the first Bountiful the ball at the 50. One WELCOMES drive of the game covering 80 10-yard play and two more penal- Brett Bartlett, MPT yards in four minutes. On its next ties on the Buffs gave Bountiful the photography/Troy Boman drive, Tooele threatened to go up ball at the Tooele 9 yard line. Three as the new by two touchdowns, but 50 yards plays later the visitors scored and Senior running back Zac Clausing eludes defenders as he rushes down field for big yardage. The Buffs racked up 305 yards total offense against in penalties stymied the drive. the PAT gave them a 7-6 lead early Bountiful. “If we go up by two touchdowns in the second quarter. Clinic Director of we’re on our way, but those penal- On the next series Tooele drove pace with two touchdowns. Braves’ backfield. ties really hurt,” the coach said. A 50 yards to the Bountiful 31, but Down 24-6 late in the third As time wound down Banks holding call negated a long run could not convert on a short quarter, Bountiful sustained an hit consecutive passes to Nighton and a block in the back brought fourth down play. 80-yard scoring drive. Banks con- and Hyde. After hitting Matt back a long pass play. The teams battled it out the nected with Trifon Gochis to the Gochis on a 16-yard completion, “Overall, I was really happy remainder of the first half, but 45 and then found Clemente to Banks threw a strike to Hyde for 822 E. Main • Grantsville • 882-1263 with our effort and execution. a shanked Tooele punt gave put the ball at the Bountiful 25. a 31-yard touchdown to close out After that kick return it would Bountiful the ball at the Tooele Junior running back Jordan Biorge the scoring for the game. have been easy for our guys to let 31. With time winding down until took a hand-off and sprinted to Jumping from 3A to 4A this up, but they hung in there. They intermission, Bountiful complet- pay dirt to make it 24-12. A two- year, Tooele finished 1-5 in Region really wanted to go out with a ed two passes to score with 13 point run from Trifon Gochis cut 7 and 3-7 overall. bang and beat Bountiful. We had seconds left until halftime. Bountiful’s lead to make it 24-14. Editor’s Note: A brief review of Pet of the Week nothing to lose,” Elliott said. After the kickoff return, the Bountiful responded on the Tooele’s football season and addi- The head coach said he plans Braves added two field goals and next series, however, aided by a tional comments from coach Sam to throw the ball more next year one more rushing touchdown in personal foul against Tooele and Elliott will appear Thursday. and Thursday was a tune-up. the second half while Tooele kept hard-nosed running from the [email protected]

with the same fervor he approached all measure and decency that will be talked Jefferies the challenges thus far in his life. Standing about for years to come. The game ended continued from page A10 at tailback next to his quarterback Logan in unified gallantry; there were no losers it was time for senior night, a beautiful Paulich, Collin finished his last home in this game — only winners. And as each Cowboy cheerleader escorted him through game with four rushes for 24 yards and a team formed lines of congratulation, this the reverent line of teammates along with single one-handed pass reception for an one was surely different — this one really other senior players. For the coin toss, he additional 11 yards. In five plays Collin truly meant something. Yes, Grantsville joined his senior captains at midfield and gained three first downs and 35 yards for and Morgan will remain rivals on the foot- made the call. During the game, he played his team. ball field, but there will be a different feel- double duty as a player and a manager When he ran onto the field it was one ing and purpose for these two schools for making sure all were edified, watered and of those moments in life that stands still years to come. prepared to play the game of their lives. — the picture of it imprints in your heart Magical moment And when his number was called, with and soul changing the course of your life During the post-game huddle, time- racing heart he responded, giving his team toward a more glorious and lofty purpose. less words were shared and No. 1 Collin all he had on the field, as he had done so While he was on the field, the stands on Jefferies was hoisted upon the shoulders of often off the field. Friday night — Cowboy both sides of the field were on their feet his teammates and carried off into immor- Stadium became the field of dreams — for cheering. And after his first play in the tality. Last Friday night you didn’t have to Collin Jefferies and all of us. game the student body left the stands and read about it, hear about it or watch it on Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Preparing young men gathered on the track behind the players TV. Last Friday night you got to live it and And therein lies the magic and purpose chanting Collin’s name. The Morgan play- witness the holy grail of high school com- Shelters are only required to hold animals for of high school football. It’s not about win- ers handled themselves with poised dig- petitive sports. three days before they are euthanized. ning or losing, it’s about playing a game nity and respect. Not since Rudy’s trium- Sometimes in life there are certain For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals to a level that prepares young men for the phant play at Notre Dame has there been a events that must be seen to be appreci- available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at lives they must lead after football and high football moment quite like this. ated — magical moments that are nor- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville school are long gone. It is about having Unified gallantry mally relegated to fairytales and movies. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. a head coach that is keenly aware of the As I announced Collin’s name with each I have been the voice of the Cowboys Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. needs of his players regardless of how it carry and reception, tears welled up in my for eight seasons now, and have played, affects the team in the win-loss column. It eyes and streamed down my face. Never coached and witnessed many different Tooele Veterinary is about making the right call for the right have I been so honored to announce a sporting events for well over 30 years, but reasons at the right time for the young player’s name. And never had I been more never have I had the privilege of witness- Clinic men he coaches, teaches and councils. proud of two football programs as I was ing a game bigger than life. This was real, 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Nearing game’s end, Collin Jefferies’ prayer with Grantsville and Morgan Friday night. this was personal, this was Cowboy and was answered by a thoughtful coach, lov- Here were two rival foes joined together Morgan football at its finest. It was an ing teammates and a very refined and by a cause bigger than themselves; both honor I’ll cherish forever! Thank you Collin understanding opponent. His number was doing the right things for the right rea- — thank you for being forever a Cowboy. called and he responded to the challenge sons, and Morgan showing class beyond I’ll see you at Wasatch — from the sideline.

Football Jefferies run onto the field but he with his rushing yards Collin made for four years and he deserved the took the ball four times and ran for a spectacular catch with his good chance to play in this game,” said continued from page A10 24 yards. arm, the play of Jefferies left more Cloward. Morgan, showing great class than a handful of fans with tears in Grantsville played its way into down against their running game.” and sportsmanship allowed Collin their eyes. playoffs as they will travel to Heber It appeared to happen as Morgan to fulfill his dreams of playing on “Collin has never missed a prac- City to face Wasatch on Friday at came out with a rare pass to get the field for the Cowboys. Along tice, meeting or any team function 4 p.m. a first down on a third and long play that kept momentum flow- ing toward Morgan. Once again in Grantsville territory, this time Great Pizza! Great Price! Morgan crossed the goal line with a four-yard run to make the game 12-0. 4 large Super 2 medium Grantsville reacted in lightning quick form as Logan Paulich hurled Premium Pizza’s 1 Topping Pizza’s a pass to Killpack who did the rest of the work sprinting past his defender for a 67-yard touchdown $ 99 $ 00 Add additional to cut the Trojan lead in half. pizza’s for $7 Unfortunately that was the last 29 8 Expires 11/21/07. Additional charge for delivery. Expires 11/21/07. Additional charge for delivery. time Grantsville found the end zone. Morgan scored twice in the Pepperoni | Sausage | Canadian Bacon | Yellow Onion | Pineapple Green Pepper | Olives | Mushrooms | Tomato | Jalapeno’s fourth quarter with their punish- Toppings Additional charge for extra cheese. ing running game to build a 26-6 $ 00 lead with just under six minutes the Free T of op Medium 1 Topping 5 left. e p m in $ 99 Unable to connect with any o g Medium Super Premium 5 H s of their comeback attempts Large Super Premium $899 Grantsville started running low on options. Super Premium Pizza= With the ball with 1:55 left in All Toppings FREE the game Grantsville coach Tony Cloward succumbed to the chant- ing of the crowd to play Collin Jefferies. 843-8600 As Collin ran onto the field the crowd went wild. Not only did 73 East 1280 North • Tooele A12

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photography / Troy Boman Calvin and Ruth Olson stand in the backyard of their Vernon home. They have been married for 62 years and are expecting their 99th descendant in November. Ruth says one of the keys to raising a good family is letting your children know they are loved. 1+1=99 Vernon couple with 99 descendants credits rural lifestyle with helping to create big, close family

by Monica Sagers engaged, and by September they were and have lived there ever since. It wasn’t a CORRESPONDENT married. Four boys, four girls, one adopted big move; just across the dirt road. But they American Indian girl, 33 grandchildren and still live on the land that five generations his has been a historical soon-to-be 32 great-grandchildren later, of Olsons have grown up on from the time year for Calvin and Ruth Calvin said his wife is even better looking they homesteaded it in the 1870s. Olson of Vernon. On Sept. now, and when he first met her she was the Ruth and Calvin love the community of 13, they celebrated their most beautiful girl he’d ever seen. Vernon. They compliment their neighbors 62nd wedding anniversary, The couple made their home in Vernon saying, if anyone had a problem everyone and in November, they are immediately after they were married. They would turn up to help. expecting their 32nd great- raised their first five children in the same They also have enjoyed the isolation grandchild. This little girl will be the 99th home Calvin was raised in. Ruth recalls that has produced an abundance of family Tmember to enter Calvin and Ruth’s family, it was a four-room home with no indoor time with their children. Ruth laughs and and she will be welcomed with open arms. bathroom, no electricity, and a wood- comments on how they had family home Calvin and Ruth met on a blind date burning stove for the first two or three evening just about every night. that Ruth’s cousin, Robert Durrant, set years of marriage. For many years, their closest neighbor up. Calvin was 20 and Ruth was 23. The The time came when they outgrew the was two miles down the road. Now, they’re date was January 1946. In May they were house, so they built a new house in 1960, photography / Troy Boman SEE FAMILY PAGE B10 ➤ Calvin Olson holds a photo of 28 of his 35 grandchildren while his wife Ruth looks on from the couch.

HOMEFRONT A bounteous harvest of carrots and apples makes tasty dishes arvest time is the Carrot Cake apart from the crispy crust on both sides of Carrot salad is a nearly- 2 cups chopped apples ideal time for good crowd. If you don’t like wal- the filling. forgotten salad from years 1 cup flour Heating. Apples are Diane Sagers nuts, just leave them out. Caramel baked apples are past, but it is just as good 1 teaspoon soda plenteous as are carrots, CORRESPONDENT Almond extract imparts a a rich and delightful way and nutritious as it was in 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg cabbage and an array of different flavor than the to enjoy baked apples. Use the ‘50s. 1/2 teaspoon salt later crops. Apples and car- walnut flavor but is a good your microwave and cut the Orange carrots come two Cream together sugar rots lend themselves to a lot substitute. time to one-fourth that’s ways. You can choose the and shortening. Add eggs of different food presenta- There are a lot of recipes Pie making seems to be required for an oven and you orange flavor with the car- and apples. Stir in sifted dry tions. Both have flavors that for apple pudding cake that sort of a lost art, largely have a fast and easy dessert rots and a bit of onion, or ingredients. Bake 35 minutes are reasonably mellow and make the most of fresh apple because people are afraid or sweet snack. go for the sweet treat with at 350 degrees in a greased can be influenced or domi- flavor. It is delightful as a hot of making pie crust. One Fried apple rings are brown sugar. Either way, 8-inch pan. Serve with nated by other flavors. As a dessert with ice cream top- alternative is to purchase another way to enjoy the fla- they are delicious. lemon sauce. Double recipe result, they lend themselves ping, but lemon sauce is a a ready-made crust and vor of baked apples in quick for 9x13-inch pan. Freezes to main dishes, side dishes, different twist that gives it a another is to make the “I- time. Cooking them gently Apple Pudding Cake well. desserts and salads — the bit of zing. Hate-to-Make-Pie-Crust” on top of the stove hurries 1 cup sugar Lemon sauce whole gamut of dishes that The buttermilk glaze is Apple Pie. It is reminiscent the cooking process without 1/2 cup shortening 1/2 tablespoon corn starch make up a meal. what sets the Hall of Fame of an apple crisp, but has the the wait. 1 egg SEE DISHES PAGE B9 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 23, 2007 WEEKDAY MORNING CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News The Early Show The Price Is Right The Young and the Restless As the World Turns (4) ABC (5:00) News Good Morning America Live With Regis and Kelly Good Things Utah The View (5) NBC News Today Rachael Ray Studio 5 (7) KUED Sesame Street Curious George Clifford-Red Super Why! 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TUESDAY October 23, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 What to do when your child throws BIRTHDAY BABY MWMC BABIES

Cole Hazen Baldwin was a temper tantrum in public areas born to Gene and Betty Baldwin. by Randi Goldberg Berris time that it ever happened there, sometimes is enough to calm her Isaiah William Lee ASSOCIATED PRESS or in preschool, or in a restaurant,” down. Delterrera was born Oct. Donahue says. “She is the biggest temper tan- 15, 2007, to Stephanie Rebecca Jacobs was amazed at In a synagogue or church, trum queen there is,” Stevens says. Delterrera. how quiet and involved her ram- though, sticking to your guns can “Sometimes all you can do is let her Mckaydee Linn Ruud was bunctious 2 1/2-year-old son was be even tougher. cry it out. Our doctor said to hold born Oct. 16, 2007, to Lance with the new puzzle in the chil- Just ask Amy Goldstein, who her, don’t look at her, and let her go Jason and Genie Rudd and Tabitha Bagley. dren’s room at the library. took her 4-year-old daughter, Molly, through it.” Erekson Lexi Jo Mikesell was born Until it was time to go home. to a Friday night service at their If Samantha acts up in church, Oct. 17, 2007, to Mandy Tyler threw himself on the floor, synagogue in Houston recently. All however, Stevens or her husband Flower and Joey Mikesell. yelling: “No, mama, I don’t want to Molly wanted to do was run around will get her out of there as quickly Edwin Seth and Melissa Jennylee Rose Moran leave!” outside and play with her friends, as possible. Marilyn Black Upton Erekson announce the Sevilla was born Oct. 17, 2007, Jacobs, 7 1/2 months pregnant, but Goldstein insisted that she stay “I’ve seen others in church let birth of twins Jason Salvatore to Luis and Zury Moran. can’t exactly scoop up her son and until the singing was over. their kids fall down and have it out, and Eugenia Elaine (Genie) hustle out the door that easily. That didn’t go over so well. but in that particular situation, I Friends and family are cor- Erekson born Oct. 14, 2007. “It literally took me 10 minutes “She was hysterical,” says couldn’t do it,” says Stevens, 43. dially invited to an open house Jason and Genie are grandchil- to get out to the car,” says the mom Goldstein, 41. “The entire con- “That’s not my style.” in honor of Marilyn Terry Black. dren of Mr. and Mrs. Bil Upton If it happens here, from West Bloomfield Township, gregation turned around to look Donahue agrees there are times It will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, of Richmond, Va., and Carol read about it here. Mich. “It was really embarrass- at me. ... She saw it or sensed it, when all bets are off, and you do 2007, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the and John Arion Jr. Erekson. Big TOOELETRANSCRIPT ing. There were two guys having so she got louder, screaming, ‘No, what you can to stop the tantrum. Eagles Nest. No gifts please. sister Sabey Erekson enjoys ULLETIN an intellectual conversation. Here Mommy, no!’ So I walked out with But he warns that giving in too meeting her little brother and B I am with my child kicking and her, since now I seemed to be the often can encourage more tan- sister. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 screaming.” worst mother in the world, tortur- trums. Parents, you’ve all been there. ing my child, but I also wanted to Jay Hoecker, a pediatrician at the So what do you do when your dig my feet in.” Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., child throws that all-out temper Molly eventually calmed down, suggests trying to head off temper tantrum, especially if you’re in and Goldstein took her back in to tantrums before they start. If you’re public? the service, where the rabbi stopped going to the grocery store at a time First, don’t panic, says Dr. Paul speaking for just a moment. when your child might get hungry, Donahue, a child psychologist and “Let me tell you, I was mightily take along a snack. If you’re head- author of the recently released embarrassed,” Goldstein says. ing to the toy store to buy a pres- “Parenting Without Fear” (St. Donahue says tantrums are a ent for someone else, make a deal Martins, 2007). good thing — even if they don’t feel ahead of time on what small toy Try to let the child cry it out, he that way. They are an important your child can have. says — unless, of course, he could part of emotional development, And if the tantrum comes any- The Tooele County MRC is looking for current and retired medical hurt himself or others, in which and teach children to deal with way, have a plan. Hoecker sug- and non-medical professionals who could be called upon to help case intervene. frustration and disappointment. gests on the mayoclinic.com Web during an emergency “Tantrums in public can be some “It’s important that parents feel site trying a “marked” time-out. of the most difficult moments for they don’t have to jump in too soon Because it’s hard to give a time-out TheThe commitment commitment is issmall small and and the the reward reward isis parents. You think all eyes are on to soothe kids. They have to let in a store, instead put a mark on large. Put your training and expertise to you,” says Donahue, whose prac- them sit with those very uncom- the back of your child’s hand and goodgood use use and and help help your your community community when when itit tice is in Scarsdale, N.Y. “Leaving fortable feelings, even if it’s painful say you’ll talk about it when you needs it the most. kids be for a few minutes until they to do so,” Donahue said. “A lot of get home. When you get home, come out of it, and not giving in to parents come to me, afraid their discuss the mark, why you gave it, whatever they’re asking for — it’s child will be scarred for life. It’s and have the child sit in a time-out often much tougher to do that.” highly unlikely a tantrum will do then. For more information or to print an Donahue notes that other par- any lasting damage.” Donahue says parents need to application visit the MRC Website ents who observe your child’s tan- Charmaine Stevens, a mother of remember that tantrums are how trum likely will empathize with three in Canton, Mich., does what- young children express frustration. you. ever she can to distract her young- “They need to learn how to cope. “The library, where it’s sup- est, Samantha, if she starts to melt They’re not going to get everything posed to be a place of quiet, it’s down in public. Often she takes the they want. They need to learn how OK. Parents have got to remember 2 1/2-year-old to the bathroom, to delay gratification,” Donahue that it’s not going to be the first where the change in environment says.

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Not a and available, appropri- Under general guidance and direction from include production of & CDL-A grads wel- McDonalds. school. 100’s of jobs ate resources. Must the County Attorney, performs professional monthly tenant rent bill- come. Call Covenant available 801-438-0067 HOME DATA Entry key- have Bachelors degree. legal work in civil or criminal matters and ing and account state- (866)684-2519. E.O.E. ing medical claims. Part time position and cases in the County Attorney’s Office. This ments, CAM reconcilia- (ucan) tions and other misc. Must key 60 WPM and hours are arranged with position will prepare and file complaints reports. Strong written DRIVER: EARN UP to 5 10,000KPH. Knowl- employer. Send Re- and other court pleadings and documents; and verbal skills are a pay raises in 1st year! edge of basic computer s u m e : F a x provides legal advice and prepares formal must. Working knowl- Get it at Swift! That's programs. M-F. Email (435)831-2831 e-mail legal opinions on a wide range of problems edge of MRI software right...it's possible to r e s u m e t o [email protected] for various county departments. highly preferred. Mini- get from 1 to 5 raises in [email protected] or call il MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: your first year, depend- (801)747-5800 mum requirement: Fa- The Utah Army National Graduation from an accredited law school ing on how you qualify. miliarity with GAAP, AS HOME FURNISHINGS Guard offers: Paid Job with a Juris Doctorate degree, plus experi- Swift offers excellent in Accounting plus 4 Retail Sales: Liddiard Training, College ence practicing law with an emphasis on miles, compensation, years of accounting ex- Home Furnishing in Money, and Cash Bo- government or criminal law and experience regional and dedicated perience. 40K plus Tooele, is seeking full nuses. Serve You're in the District, Justice, and Juvenile Courts. runs. No experience competitive benefits time Retail Sales Asso- Country. Call your local necessary! Training Special Qualification: Must be a member in package. Send resume ciates. Applicants must Recruiter available. 866-569- good standing in the Utah Bar Association. with cover letter to: 545 be personable, asser- today.1-800-G0- 8718. www.SwiftTruck- Must posses a valid Utah Drivers License. N. Lodestone Way, tive, self motivated and GUARD www.utah- ingJobs.com. EOE Tooele, UT 84074. career minded. If you guard.com (ucan) (ucan) Applications and additional information EOE are the right individual THE KIDS Park opening for open positions are available at the DRIVERS - WE PAY with a great attitude, ARBY’S NEEDS Shift day care in Tooele. MORE! Reefer Average this is the career oppor- Tooele County Human Resource Office Managers starting $8/hr Teachers needed for $875-$1,448/ week. Ex- tunity you have been 47 South Main Street Tooele and up. Assistant man- ages 0 to 12. Please cellent Network. Salt looking for. Previous 435-843-3157 or visit our website at ager $23,000/yr plus call (435)843-0807 for Lake City terminal. Ori- sales experience pre- www.co.tooele.ut.us EEO Employer benefits (435)882-2700 appointment. entation and Dispatch. ferred but not required. AVON: TO BUY OR Call Tina 800-248-7725 We provide compre- SELL. Sell to anyone. ext. 6643 www.pri- hensive training with For information call in- meinc.com (ucan) excellent earning po- dependent sales repre- tential. Liddiard Home DRIVERS NEEDED: sentative Vi Knutson Furnishings has been Central refrigerated 884-3830 family owned & operat- service. CDL training ed for over 50 years BARTENDER FOR Sat- available, $0 down/ and is continuing to urdays from 2 till clos- earn $$$ within 3 grow. We offer a great ing. (435)882-2931 weeks, (800)521-9277 benefit package includ- BUILDING BLOCKS for DRIVERS- MORE ing Health & Dental in- Life Daycare hiring MONEY! Sign-On surance, profit sharing, teachers call Tawni Bounus 36-43 CPM and an attractive em- (435)882-4038 Teams Needed Class A ployee purchase pro- Business owners If you + 3 months recent OTR gram. Join our team & need someone fast, required (800)635-8669 enjoy a fun positive place your classified ad (ucan) working environment. a staffing company is seeking an Apply in person at: in all 45 of Utah's news- ENTREPRENEURS papers. The person you 2502 N. 400 E. Tooele. needed to work from Email resume to are looking for could be home or office. Own Assistant Manager from out of town. The [email protected]. Fax: your own schedule! (435) 882-0968. EOE. cost is only $155. for a Own your own income! For our Tooele Location 25 word ad and it Design your own life! INSURANCE AGENCY Candidate should posses recruiting skills, reaches up to 340,000 Call immediately! Manager needed will households. All you do (801)461-3390 train right candidate Interviewing skills and mining is call the Transcript Spanish helpful e-mail Experience a plus but not required. Bulletin at 882-0050 for HOLIDAY INN Express nhodson@farmer- all the details. (Mention Needed: Housekeepers s a g e n t . c o m o r UCAN) Must be available to (801)281-2557 Fax resume to 435-637-2833 work weekends. Apply BECOME A SUB- in Person. 1531 North BECOME A SUB- or contact Jerry @ 435-650-5235 SCRIBER. 882-0050 Main Street, Tooele SCRIBER. 882-0050 B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday October 23, 2007

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ALL CASH CANDY 1978 DODGE Rockwood 1997 Dodge Cargo Van 2003 CHEVY Blazer 1989 DODGE Ram, TOOELE: BASEMENT LARGE 3BDRM 2.5bth TOOELE/ The Maples $120,000 FSBO Grants- Route. Do you earn mini-motorhome rebuilt 360 V8 Engine, white exterior black in- clean, V6 manual trans- apartment furnished for rent or lease fully 3bdrm, 2bth townhouse ville, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1/3 $800 in a day? Your 27’’x89’’ $1,500, 1979 Cruise, AC, PS, PB, terior 43,000 miles Cus- mission, ac, Alloy rims, 1bdrm, living room, landscaped, fenced amenities, $895/mo acre w/d hookups, own local candy route. Dodge Prospector, PL, Factory Stereo, tom wheels and tires two sets of tires & rims, kitchen, bath, large yard, nice neighbor- No pets/ No smoking swamp cooler, Great Includes 30 machines electric wench, 2 door. Towing package, Good 4.3L V6 engine fully 4X4, $1800 obo. storage room and laun- hood, Call Matt for de- 203 W Crescent View starter home nice and candy. All for 3921 N Marshall Rd. Condition. Deploying, loaded excellent condi- (435)849-0757 dry room, no smoking, tail 801-699-3734 #117 (1140 North) neighborhood. Call $9,995. Grantsville. Must Sell $3,495 OBO. tion $10,990 obo. no pets. Utilities in- Davidson Realty (435)840-2205 1995 GMC SIERRA. 1-888-745-3353 (ucan) 435-843-4312 C a l l a f t e r 5 P M (435)830-8641 or eve- c l u d e d $ 6 5 0 / m o LARGE CHARMING 3 (801)466-5078 K1500, SLE, 3" lift, new (435)843-0183 nings (435)882-8082 (435)241-0472 bedroom 2 Bath House! FSBO $ 1 9 8 , 0 0 0 FITNESS CENTER 1991 PACE Arrow 37ft transmission, 126k, Nice 3bdrm 2bth house GRANTSVILLE Duplex 12750sqft, Main Street. $14000 (435)843-2166 1997 NISSAN Maxima 2004 FORD Explorer Runs and looks good, VALLEY VIEW for Rent. 2+ car garage. 5bdrm 2bth upstairs TWO HOMES For rent in Handball courts, lock- 5spd, 6 cylinder, 4x4 Champaign color $6300 obo. Call Ian Motel. Call Nice yard in quiet ($1000/mo), 3bdrm 1997 TT 28.5ft long with Tooele 3bdrm 2.5bth ers, showers, saunas, 140,000 miles 330- 400 Loaded – third row 830-6617. (435)882-3235. or neighborhood. Avail- 1 b t h d o w n s t a i r s 12ft S/O fully self con- $ 1 1 5 0 / m o C a l l hot tubs, mirrored aero- miles/ tank clean, runs seating CD player - To- (435)882-7008. Nice, able Nov. 5th. Rent ($700/mo), Separate tained $9000 for those 1998 DODGE Ram 1500 (801)835-5592 3bdrm bic/ dance area. Unlim- great $4000 obo Roger tally Powered (seats, quiet 1bdrm, 2bdrm, $1175 w/$1000 de- Utilities, Completely re- interested call Miguel 109k miles, Looks good 2bth $1180/mo Call ited possibilities! (435)830-8512 windows Doors) low kitchenette available. posit. NO Pets/Smok- modeled (435)882-6216 with custom wheels, (801)580-7453 No 882-7094, mileage 20,000 Great Monthly, weekly & daily ing. 1yr lease or Rent to (435)840-2205 CHARTER RIDGEVIEW 2006 CHEVY Impala V6 Excellent condition specials. HBO, cable. smoking Lease option (801)860-5696 Condition must see. $8500 (435)830-2665 Own. Call Mitch Recreation Park Mem- Excellent condition, $18,500 OBO Call Open 24hrs. 585 Can- 801-380-5691. available on both $160,000 4bdrm 1bth, NEW ENERGY DRINK. bership in Bullhead Ari- fully loaded, White ex- 841-9726 830-0626 yon Rd, Tooele. www.myhometown- S a l e o r R e n t . zona $3000 Paid $5000 terior gray interior 51k LARGE CHARMING properties.com Earn money while get- Apartments WHY RENT when you (435)843-1967 Must sell due to health miles, $10,200 obo Newer 3bdrm 2bth ting more energy, stay- for Rent can buy? Zero down (801)631-4257 (435)843-1707 (435)830-2665 house for Rent. 2+ car ing awake. Marketing Trucks programs for first time garage. Nice yard in 100% FINANCING support provided. SELL YOUR CAR or home buyers. Call Jam- Homes [email protected] Land Mark quiet neighborhood. Modular 2bdrm 2bth Motorcycles & boat in the classifieds. 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton mie at (435)841-9144. ask for free sample, Available Nov. 5th. 1400sqft 2+ garage/ ATVs Call 882-0050 or visit truck, 4x4 frame & en- APARTMENTS Group 1 Real Estate and start making Rent $1175 w/ $1000 shop, Redwood deck, www.tooeletranscript. gine, good tires & great www.realestateintooele. $$$SAVE MONEY money. Email now! deposit. No Pets No hardwood floors, Oak 2007 YAMAHA 750 Griz- com engine (350). Good Now accepting com Find HUD & Bank (ucan) Smoking. 1 Yr lease or k i t c h e n $ 1 5 9 k zly Mossy oak, Brand trans. New Edlebrock owned homes at: applications for Rent to Own. Call Mitch www.tooeleban- (435)830-8065 804 new paid $10,000 will TRANSMISSION RE- carb. New Edlebrock in- Small Business owners: Homes for (801)380-5691 kowned homes.com or Fleetwood Drive s e l l f o r $ 8 0 0 0 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost take & manifold. $1300 1, 2, & 3 bedroom Place your classified ad Rent call for a list Berna (435)830-2665 to Tooele residents. obo. (435)840-8790 apartments. PAYING OVER $950 CONDO FOR Sale in 45 newspapers Will buy vehicles 1990 per month in rent? Sloan (435)840-5029 throughout Utah for 3bdrm, 1800sqft, end and up that needs 1979 CHEVY 1/2ton $$WHY RENT when That next rent check Group 1 Real Estate unit, (801)808-8603 only $155. for 25 Autos transmission work, 4X4, 350 rebuilt engine you can buy? 0 could be your house words, and $5. per cash paid. Shop w/approximately 30,000 down programs, not payment. Find out word over 25. You will (801)972-5810 Home miles. New dual ex- perfect credit. First how you could qualify reach up to 340,000 350 West 400 North 1977 FORD Mustang (435)843-8181 haust, fair tires, or parts time buyers, Single to buy a lovely 2, 3 or households and it is a 882-7557 II Interior and body in $ 7 9 5 o b o parent programs. 4bdrm for low down/ one call, one order, one good condition needs (435)830-6895 Call for details. Berna zero down financing. bill program. Call the 2 AND 3bdrm apart- The Kirk carburetor an electri- SUVs (435)882-2388 Sloan (435)840-5029 Free recorded mes- Transcript Bulletin at ments behind Super Quiet, Quality apartments in a cal work $1800 obo Group 1 Real Estate sage call: 1-877-744- restored historic structure 882-0050 for further 1984 DODGE Half Ton, Wal-Mart. Swimming 435-830-2344 3427 ext. 4 Prudential 1998 CHEVY Blazer new paint, exhaust, pool, hot tub, exercise info. (ucan) 1600SQFT House in R.E. 1988 CHEVY Sprint, 117,000 miles 1 owner brakes, tires & rims, Lift room, playground, full Vernon 3bdrms 2bths The Best Places at the Best Prices new engine, good tires, excellent condition k i t A v a i l a b l e clubhouse. 843-4400 on 20 acres $800/mo or SMALL 2bdrm 1bth Completely Furnished $5000 (435)843-0584 Wanted 35-40 mpg. Needs (435)837-2137 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- lease to own call house, w/d, off street Weekly & Monthly Rates clutch, tune-up and (801)656-5558 (435)840-2527 eled, govt. subsidized. (435)830-8776 parking, quiet neighbor- hood, non smoker, walk some TLC. $700 obo. Playground, carport. 3 BEDROOM (Master FOSTER PARENTS WANT TO get the latest to elementary school, 882-3627/ 830-3455 $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, Suite), 2 bath, Multi- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 NEEDED. If interested local news? Subscribe $700/mo BECOME A SUB- Grantsville. Call Tammi level Home on Tooele's call Futures Through to the Transcript Bulle- (435)833-9393 Choices 801-279-3992 SCRIBER. 882-0050 tin. 884-3466, 884-1712. East Side. Call Karen Equal Housing Opp. 435-496-0238 STANSBURY, 3BDRM, SELLER RELOCATING - MUST SELL! 2BDRM BASEMENT 2bth newer home, 3BDRM 1.5BTH Over- $ Apartment $550/mo in- lake townhome single quiet, large rooms, 2 199,900 cluded utilities Stockton car garage, finished car garage, clean, Real Estate (801)330-2290 basement/ den, new $1200/mo plus deposit. John (801)916-0101 3BDRM W/D hook ups, appliances, available Nov. 1st $885/mo plus Market Got Ya small pets ok for addi- TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth security 435-843-0686 tional deposit $775/mo rambler at The Maples, $400/dep 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile basement, ammenities, Spooked? (435)884-6211 home for rent, no smok- available now. $995/mo ing/ pets. 882-1550 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- No smoking/ no pets 201 West 1160 North #1 m e n t , $ 9 0 0 / m o , 4BDRM 3BTH, fenced Tooele County’s Davidson Realty $400/dep, utilities in- yard, looking for month (801)466-5078 cluded, central air, w/d to month lease, close to ORIGINALLY LISTED AT $215,000! Lovely 4 BR, hookups, no pets or school and church. 2.5 Bath, finished basement, immaculate fenced yard TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth, including trampoline and ready for your jungle gym. Still a Brewin’ s m o k i n g . K i m $ 1 0 0 0 / m o . C a l l East side, double car Custom built outbuilding, appliances (refrigerator, Sandra Larsen (435)882-3796 (435)843-5479 garage, $975/mo washer, dryer, stove) all included. All furniture nego- DUPLEX for rent 3bdrm 4BDRM TOWN home in (801)842-9631 tiable. THIS HOME IS PRICED TO SELL! Tooele County’s Good Witch Tooele, lease option to 2bth, carport with stor- HAVING A yard sale? Call Claudia, RE/MAX Results buy, $950/mo, $500 de- age, w/d hook-ups, Advertise in the Tran- posit, no pets, no smok- 801-673-4738 1962 585 S. fenced backyard. script $700/mo, $500/dep. No ing. (435) 840-3010. Wy Clemens 525 W. smoking/ pets 615 E 5BDRM 4BTH fenced ONLY ONLY 4 0 0 N o r t h . yard 2 car garage, $ $ (435)882-2560, 2411sqft, $100 rent in- 289,000 249,900 (435)496-3607 New Listing MLS #738307 New Listing MLS #739459 centive, $1,600/mo OPEN HOUSE 435-841-7954 WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted Large house in quiet neighborhood(easy walk GRANTSVILLE: BASE- SAT. OCT 27TH 1-3PM and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, to school). Enjoy evenings with cozy fireplace. MENT apartment new BEAUTIFUL TOOELE classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage Also a woodburning stove in bsmt. Central air. 2bdrm, 1bth, large liv- home for rent, 3bdrm 676 Walden Dr, Tooele $229,900 (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. ing room and kitchen, 2bth. Newly remodeled. it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! n e w appliances, No smoking/ pets. Op- At This Price You Can’t Afford Not To Come Take A Look! plumed for electric tion to buy $1000/mo washer/ dryer, large Call (435)884-3164 or This home has everything you want: 552 Elk yards cared for by (435)840-3484 1195 owner. No smoking, no 3 Bedrooms, 2 ½ baths with extra large tub EXECUTIVE LAKEVIEW Home Meadow Paulos Blvd. pets. Utilities included in master, Fully landscaped yard with auto $750/mo HOME for rent. Stans- arranty sprinklers, vinyl fencing with RV Gate, central air, Loop ONLY (435)241-0472 bury Park, $1900/mo, W $ 5bdrm, 4bth. Call Kim Included alarm system, RV Pad, 3-Car garage. Under ONLY Under 184,900 LARGE 2BDRM 2bth $ MLS #738307 Kirks 801-369-9184 379,900 Serious inquiries only. This home is immaculate, come take WOW! Where else in Utah can you getMLS so #737044much, customContract built quality(not to mention the views) at CLEAN!Contract Charming rambler in super neighborhood, w/d hook ups, a/c, FOR RENT: 2 and a look and compare to everything such a great price?(do the math) Immaculately taken short walk to elementary school.Nicely painted,cozy $500/dep, $650/mo. No 3bdrm duplexes w/d else in this price range! care of inside and out.Over 4000 sq.feet full of up- gas fireplace,central air, great curb appeal. Basement pets, No Smoking. hookups, yard, storage, grades. Lot is .34 acres. PRICED TO SELL! is near completed, has a nice family room and play Owner/ agent (435)840- pets allowed, 2bdrm- Located in Deer Hollow subdivision. room, just needs bathroom!Easy commute to SLC! 3010 $ 6 3 0 / m o 3 d r m - Call 840-0395 $700/mo Professional LARGE 2BDRM 1bth R e a l t y S e r v i c e s 779 E. 572 Serious inquiries only. 801-467-6344 Dr. w/d hook ups, a/c, 890 N. Skyline $500/dep, $585/mo. No GRANTSVILLE TWO ONLY ONLY pets, No Smoking. homes, small 2bddrm, $189,900 $299,900 Owner/ agent (435)840- 1bth, $700/mo, $500/ MLS #734072 MLS #732198 3010 dep; 4bdrm 2.5bth, $1400/mo, $800/dep. SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully Motivated sellers, bring offer. 2 story beauty LARGE 2BDRM Apart- No smoking. Pets ne- landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, on East bench. Open & spacious room for ment 1.5bth, c/parking, gotiable. 801-580-5820 full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central entertaining. Large master bed & bath w/huge w/d hookups. $600/dep 435-849-1293 air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in garden tub & shower, awesome backyard, .36 $600/mo No [pets 435-884-3955 all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! acre, lots of fruit trees. 3800 sq ft. (435)882-7554 PRICE REDUCED! GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm QUIET 2BDRM apart- 2 b t h $ 9 5 0 / m o . 1009 545 E. ment, no smoking, no (801)898- 9085 Owner/ pets, no drinking. For Agent S.W. Dr. 670 N. further information 37 W. CHERRY STREET p l e a s e c a l l HOME ON Stansbury GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 ONLY (435)882-4986 (leave Lake, Built 2004, Totally finished, great family home, ONLY $ Under $149,000 224,900 a voice message.) 2,814sqft. 4bdrm 3bth, finished yard on .32 acres MLS #709866 upgrades, extras, 263 N. HALE ST • Motivated Seller ROOMMATE WANTED. f e n c e d , 3 7 0 , 0 0 0 Horse Property on .85 Acre AWESOME PRICE FOR AWESOME HOME! Multi A lotContract of square footage for the $. HUGE .31 House is in Tooele. I'm 435-843-5455 w/ Barn, Arena, Out Buildings, w/lg. den & laundry on main floor, gas fireplace, 4 beds/1 bath. Built in Log. acre lot next to church parking lot. Fireplace. vaulted master, master bath has seperate shower and looking for a male 30 year shingles new 4 yrs ago. Needs some roommate. Washer and HOUSEMATE, Two bed- Entertainment Center and Fireplace. large jetted tub. Extra level in basement for lots of room rooms of youor own. TLC. Lots of potential. to grow. Professional landscaping/Huge deck. dryer on site. No pets. 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. $275/mo. Call Karl @ One occupancy $450 GRANTSVILLE 801-458-9815 plus utilities, Two occu- 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre lot. 3400 sq pancy $500 plus utilities ft. Call Michell Anderson 840-8898 1132 N. 367 S. SLEEPING ROOMS No pets, no smoking. 600 E. 400 W. available, $70 per 435-840-4444 week, $10 key deposit, IMMACULATE RENTAL ONLY ONLY first and last week- total Home. Great NE $ Under $ $150 to move in. 46 N 179,900 149,900 Tooele neighborhood! MLS #729067 MLS #706206 Broadway. 882-7605 Contract 5bdrm, 4bth, 2 car ga- 5694 N LANYARD LN Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted Darling Brick Rambler. Close to schools, STANSBURY • $292,000 well established neighborhood. Newer alum. STUDIO APARTMENT rage. Nice yard, large 419 PREMIER • GRANTSVILLE ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in Tooele 365 E Vine kitchen. $1300/mo Totally finished, theater room, $279,900 Big Beautiful Rambler. basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. roof, newer vinyl wind., newer furnace & c/a, Street, $400/mo, $500/dep. No smoking, beautiful with solid surface, clean Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with vaulted ceilings. Beautiful wood floors under $250/dep utilities in- no pets. Available ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! carpet. Fully landscaped & sprinklers!! cluded. (801)638-2447 10/27/07 840-0727 6741 993 R E Bridle White N Farms Pine LOTS FOR SALE Priced Low for Salt T 259 E. LEGRAND Lake Valley! $239,000 516 W. 3460 N. ERDA • $525,000 GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 MLS #705602 South Willow Ranches Great big garage out back with 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, Clean ! North East location. 4 bdrm, 2 baths, hydronic heat, mother-in-law apt in LEASE TO OWN In Stansbury or close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real Large, Fully fenced yard, R.V. parking, Phase 2 basement, hydronic heat in home. Grantsville 3 bd, 2 bth, $1,300 mo hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone close to schools, park & shopping. Available paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement November 1st. Call Greg for previewing & ½ acre to 1 acre lots in Grantsville stubbed for 3rd bth., Vinyl fence, full sprinklers application information, (801) 842-3434. Lana McKean Improved Lots / with irrigation water 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 Michelle Anderson $95,000.00 to $143,000.00 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 Mandy Heart 435.224.9186 435-833-0233 • 435-884-1620 Call: Daniele (435) 830-4990 Pat Stevens 1185 N. Main • Tooele 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8224 Go to remax.net, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. Offered thru Diamond D Realty All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah Tuesday October 23, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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3BDRM 2BTH 1999 BUY 5BDRM BANK FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth HOME FOR Sale. 26 Or- STANSBURY OPEN PRICED FOR QUICK WATER RIGHTS. Under COMMERCIAL LOANS. AGENDA NOTICE is Overlake home new Foreclosure! Only rambler, 1 year old, fin- chard Lane - 3bdrm, HOUSE. Lakefront sale 35 acres-$39,900. Ground Well Water RATES at 6.5%. 30 hereby given that the carpet, tile, paint. $74,000! This home ished basement 2bth, 1957sqft. Newly Home. 5bdrm, 3bth, bo- 90 minutes from Salt Rights .45 acre feet year fixed available. Stansbury Service $169,900 Seller will must sell, More homes w/kitchenette, land- remodeled, open, spa- nus room, 2772sqft, Lake City in SW Wyo- $4,500 each Water Many flexible programs. Agency Board of Trus- carry 5% Cal Joy available now! For list- scaping complete. cious floor plan. Great 100% prof done. 10/27 ming. Recreational Right 15-402 up to 36 comapare our rates to tees will hold its regular (435)840-8057 Agents ings call (800)586-3901 Many extras! 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Estate needs Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor Starting at $225,000 435-224-4000 840-0344 NOTICE An emergency hazard- ous waste treatment per- mit (#UT-041-2007) has been issued to the United States Air Force, Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR) located in Box Elder County, Utah. The permit allows the Air Force to treat in place by detonation ordnance found during range clearance at the North and South Ranges and ordnance found during investigation of Formerly ORDINANCE 2007-27 Used Defense Sites, cor- AN ORDINANCE rective action and reme- AMENDING CHAPTER dial action sites at the 3, PUBLIC TRANSIT UTTR. The Air Force TAX, OF THE TOOELE has requested the permit COUNTY CODE, RE- because it has deter- PEALING AND RE- mined that detonation of PLACING THE PUBLIC munitions where they TRANSIT TAX RATE are found is more pro- WHEREAS, the 2007 B8 Tooele tectiveTranscripof human healtht-Bulletin Utah LegislatureTuesdapassedy October 23, 2007 and the environment Senate Bill 223 which re- than transporting the po- peals the current .25% Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices tentiallyPublicunstable Noticesmuni - Public Notices Public Notices PublicPublicTransit NoticesTax rate Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustees Miscellaneous tionsMiscellaneousback to the Ther- Miscellaneous Miscellaneous imposedMiscellaneousby the County Miscellaneous mal Treatment Unit at under Section 59-12-801 GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUS- ANNOUNCEMENT OF the UTTR. This permit is NOTICE OF AUCTION ORDINANCE 2007-26 of the Utah Code and SUMMONS NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERBY TEE'S SALE APPOINTMENT AND effective October 12, Date of Sale: Saturday, AN ORDINANCE authorized a new tax TO JESSICA LOPEZ HEARINGS ON PRO- GIVEN THAT the Tooele The following described NOTICE TO CREDI- 2007 through January 9, November 10, 2007. AMENDING CHAPTER rate of .30% in its place; Case No. 532111 POSED SUBDIVISION, City Planning Commis- property will be sold at TORS 2008. Time: 10:00am 17 OF THE TOOELE and Judge Mark May ZONING MAP AMEND- sion Business meeting public auction to the Probate No. 073300077 Copies of the permit are Beehive Storage, 1498 COUNTY GENERAL WHEREAS, the county BLAKE R. BEAZER MENT AND GENERAL scheduled for Wednes- highest bidder at the THIRD DISTRICT available for public in- N Main, Tooele. PLAN REGARDING legislative body finds it is a n d MAREN J. PLAN AMENDMENTS day, October 24, 2007 time of sale at the North COURT spection during normal This notice of auction is THE MODERATE IN- in the interest of the BEAZER, NOTICE IS HEREBY has been cancelled. No front entrance of the TOOELE COUNTY business hours on the being given pursuant to COME HOUSING CON- county to repeal the cur- Petitioners, GIVEN that the Grants- business items were Tooele County Court- STATE OF UTAH 4th floor of the Martha 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code DITIONS PLAN rent Public Transit Tax v. ville City Council will ready for Commission house, 74 South 100 In the matter of the Es- Hughes Cannon Health Annotated. WHEREAS, pursuant to rate of .25% on Decem- JESSICA LOPEZ and c o n d u c t p u b l i c review. The next regu- East, Tooele, Utah, on tate of Layne A. Chris- Building, 288 North 1460 UNIT #095 Eric Garcia, Utah Code Section ber 31, 2007 and re- ROBERT D. BEAZER, hearing(s) at the Grants- larly scheduled business November 2, 2007, at tensen, Deceased. West, Salt Lake City. 686 13th S., Ogden. 17-27a-404, the Erda place it with a new Pub- Respondents. ville City Offices, 429 meeting will be held 8:30 a.m.; foreclosing a Jasmine Christensen, For further information, Couch, chairs, bed, Township, Pine Canyon lic Transit Tax rate of In the Matter of: East Main Street, Wednesday, November Trust Deed recorded whose address is 172 contact Connie Rauen at misc. items & boxes. Township, and Tooele .30% effective January JESSICA LOPEZ Grantsville, Utah on 14, 2007. March 11, 2004 exe- Alfred Drive, Tooele, (801) 538-6170. In com- UNIT #217 Barbara Tua- County Planning Com- 1, 2008; BEAZER Wednesday November, (Published in the Tran- cuted by Jeffrey L. Mair, Utah 84074, has been pliance with the Ameri- son, PO Box 1794, Lay- missions held public NOW, THEREFORE, (DOB 1/29/2004), Minor 7, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. to script Bulletin October covering real property appointed Personal Rep- cans with Disabilities ton. Beds, tables, cabi- hearings on an applica- THE COUNTY LEGIS- Child. receive public input re- 23, 2007) purportedly located in resentative of the above Act., individuals with nets, toys, misc. house- tion to amend Chapter LATIVE BODY OF THE STATE OF UTAH garding the following Tooele County at 62 entitled estate. Creditors special needs (including hold items & boxes. 17 of the Tooele County TOOELE COUNTY, TO RESPONDENT JES- proposals: West Plum Street, of the estate are hereby auxiliary communicative UNIT #175 Arleen Gar- General Plan which UTAH, ORDAINS AS SICA LOPEZ: 1.Proposed Concept Public Notices Grantsville, Utah, and notified to (1) deliver or Aids and services) cia, 551 Spruce St., deals with the Moderate FOLLOWS: You are hereby sum- Plan for a 45 lot subdivi- Trustees described as follows: mail their written claims should contact Brooke Tooele. Bed, TV, Cabi- Income Housing Condi- SECTION I - CHAPTER moned, notified, and re- sion (South Mountain BEGINNING 508 FEET to the Personal Repre- Baker, Office of Human net, Lamps, misc. tions Plan; and AMENDED. Title 2, quired to appear at a Estates) located at 560 Deadline for public no- WEST AND 165 FEET sentative at the address Resources at (801) household items & WHEREAS, the planning Chapter 3 of the Tooele hearing in connection South Hale Street (Craig tices is 4 p.m. the day SOUTH FROM THE above; (2) deliver or mail 536-4412 TDD (801) boxes. commissions provided County Code is hereby with the attached Peti- Hunt Application). prior to publication. NORTHEAST CORNER their written claims to the 536-4414. UNIT #088 Wilford Si- notice as required by amended to read as at- tion on Monday, Decem- 2.Zoning Map Amend- Public notices submit- OF LOT 1, BLOCK 20, Personal Representa- (Published in the Tran- monson, 448 Deseret, Utah Code Section tached hereto, which at- ber 3, 2007 between 11 ment to rezone approxi- ted past the deadline PLAT "A", OF GRANTS- tives attorney of record, script Bulletin October Tooele. Tools, fishing 17-27a-204 and heard tachment is, by this ref- a.m. and 12 p.m., at the mately five acres along will not be accepted. VILLE CITY PLAT, Richard Tanner, at the 23, 2007) poles, exercise table, arguments both for and erence, made a part Tooele Juvenile Court lo- 520 West Main Street UPAXLP GRANTSVILLE, following address: 250 books, pictures, misc. against the amendment hereof. cated at 74 South 100 from an R-1-21 to a TOOELE COUNTY, South Main, Tooele, NOTICE items & boxes. at the public hearings; SECTION II - RE- East, Tooele, Utah RM-15 zoning district NOTICE OF TRUS- UTAH, AND RUNNING Utah 84074; or (3) file UNIT #103 Victor Ettle- and PEALER. Ordinances 84074, before Judge TEE'S SALE An Emergency Hazard- (Tanner Skadden Appli- THENCE WEST 61 their written claims with ous Waste Destruction man, 5341 Leprechaun WHEREAS, having and resolutions in con- Mark May on the second cation). The following described FEET; THENCE SOUTH the Clerk of the Third Ln., Salt Lake City. heard public comment in flict herewith are hereby floor. If you intend to op- property will be sold at Permit (UT-043-2007) 3. Proposed General 165 FEET; THENCE District Court in Tooele was issued to Dugway Health Rider, camping the public hearings, the repealed to the extent of pose, intervene in or Plan Amendment (Street public auction to the EAST 61 FEET; County at 74 South 100 equip., ladder, misc. planning commissions such conflict. contest thePetition, you highest bidder at the Proving Ground (DPG). Master Plan), to redesig- THENCE NORTH 165 East, Tooele, Utah items & boxes. recommended approval SECTION III - EFFEC- must file your written an- time of sale at the North This Permit allowed nate Koester Street from FEET TO THE POINT 84074, or otherwise pre- DPG to destroy, by open (Published in the Tran- of the general plan TIVE DATE. This ordi- swer with theclerkof the a collector road to a local front entrance of the OF BEGINNING. sent their claims as re- script Bulletin October amendment and for- nance shall become ef- court at 74 South 100 Tooele County Court- detonation, M61 rockets, road. (Bart Hamatake The sale is without any quired by Utah Law rocket parts and other 23 & 30, 2007) warded the matter to the fective 15 days after its East, Suite 15, Tooele, Application) house, 74 South 100 warranty and is voidable within three months after county commission; and passage provided it has Utah 84074, prior to the East, Tooele, Utah, on explosives found during NOTICE TO LICENSED 4. Proposed General by the Trustee, without the date of the first publi- remediation of Solid WHEREAS, the Tooele been published, or at scheduled hearing and Plan Amendment (Af- November 19, 2007 at any liability, for any cir- cation of this notice or be GENERAL CONTRAC- County Commission such publication date if you must mail or deliver 8:30 a.m.; foreclosing a Waste Management Unit TORS fordable Housing Plan) cumstance unknown to forever barred. (SWMU) 212 located finds good cause for more than 15 days after a copytoPetitioners’ at- to update Affordable Trust Deed recorded the Trustee affecting the DATED THIS 22nd day The Tooele County amending the general passage. torneys at the address July 25, 2006 executed south of Tower Grid. H o u s i n g N e e d s validity of the sale. The of October, 2007. Commissioners are plan as requested. IN WITNESS listed above. If you fail by Steven Kyle Huffman None of the rockets con- Analysis. successful bidder must Jasmine Christensen seeking a licensed Gen- NOW, THEREFORE, BE WHEREOF the Tooele to do so, judgment by and Christina Huffman, tain chemical agents. All interested persons provide certified funds to Personal Representa- eral Contractor to per- IT ORDAINED BY THE County Commission, default may be taken covering real property The munitions constitute are invited to attend and the Trustee within 24 tive form various remodeling LEGISLATIVE BODY which is the legislative against you for the relief purportedly located in an unreasonable risk to provide comment upon hours of the sale. Richard Tanner projects to existing OF TOOELE COUNTY, body of Tooele County, demanded in the Peti- Tooele County at 837 human health and the these proposals. Written Dated October 5, 2007 Attorney for Personal County facilities. The UTAH AS FOLLOWS: passed, approved and tion. This is an action for South 1020 West, environment, as they are comments will also be /s/ David B. Boyce Representative contract will be for a pe- SECTION I - GENERAL enacted this ordinance involuntary termination Tooele, Utah 84074, and unsafe to move, and considered if submitted Successor Trustee 250 South Main riod of two years and will PLAN AMENDED. this 16th day of October of parental rights under described as follows: must be destroyed in to the City Recorder in (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah 84074 be renewable. Projects Chapter 17 of the Tooele 2007. Utah’s Termination of LOT 29, WEST MEAD- place. advance of the hearing. script Bulletn October 9, (435)833-9524 may include, but are not County General Plan is ATTEST: Parental Rights Act, OWS PLAT "A", AC- The Permit was issued Plats of the proposed 16 & 23, 2007) (Published in the Tran- limited to demolition and hereby amended to read TOOELE COUNTY Utah Code Ann. §§ CORDING TO THE OF- by the Executive Secre- subdivisions, the current script Bulletin October relocation of existing as attached hereto, COMMISSION: 78-3a-401 et seq. Your FICIAL PLAT THEREOF tary of the Utah Solid Zoning Map, Land Use 23, 30 & November 6, walls and doors and as- which attachment is, by Marilyn K. Gillette, rights as a parent are ON FILE AND OF RE- and Hazardous Waste Management and Devel- Public Notices 2007) sociated work. The work this reference, made a Clerk Colleen S. proposed to be perma- CORD IN THE TOOELE Control Board and is ef- opment Code, General Miscellaneous will also include replace- part hereof. Johnson, Chairman nently terminated in the COUNTY RECORDER'S fective for 60 days be- ment of flooring, paint- Plan and proposed NOTICE SECTION II - RE- (SEAL) proceedings. OFFICE. Deadline for public no- ginning October 11, ing, electrical, plumbing, amendments may be re- An emergency hazard- PEALER. Ordinances in Commissioner John- DATED this 19th day of The sale is without any tices is 4 p.m. the day 2007 and expiring on HVAC, counters and viewed at the Grantsville ous waste treatment per- conflict herewith are son voted aye October, 2007. warranty and is voidable prior to publication. December 10, 2007. cabinetry. Some work City Offices each week- mit (#UT-041-2007) has hereby repealed to the Commissioner Clegg VAN COTT, BAGLEY, by the Trustee, without Public notices submit- The Division of Solid associated with accessi- day before the public been issued to the extent of such conflict. voted aye CORNWALL & any liability, for any cir- ted past the deadline and Hazardous Waste bility to offices and hearing, between the United States Air Force, SECTION III - EFFEC- Commissioner Hurst MCCARTHY cumstance unknown to will not be accepted. has copies of the Permit restrooms. Contractor hours of 9:00 a.m. and Utah Test and Training TIVE DATE. This ordi- voted aye By: /s/ Chandler P. the Trustee affecting the UPAXLP available for public in- will be held on retainer 5:00 p.m. Range (UTTR) located in nance shall become ef- APPROVED AS TO Thompson validity of the sale. The spection during normal for the length of the con- Persons with disabilities Box Elder County, Utah. fective 15 days after its FORM: Cassie J. Medura successful bidder must NOTICE OF AUCTION business hours, or other tract. Payment is based needing accommoda- The permit allows the Air passage provided it has Doug Hogan Chandler P. Thompson provide certified funds to Date of Sale: Saturday, hours with prior arrange- on hourly rates plus cost tions to participate in this Force to treat in place by been published, or at Tooele County Attor- Attorneys for Petition- the Trustee within 24 November 10, 2007. ment, on the 4th floor of of supplies and permits. hearing should contact detonation ordnance such publication date, if ney ers hours of the sale. Time: 111:00am the Martha Hughes Can- Requests for proposals J e r e m y W a l k e r found during range more than 15 days after (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Dated October 19, 2007 Beehive Storage Mill- non Health Building, 288 can be obtained for a (435.884.3411) at the clearance at the North passage. script Bulletin October script Bulletin October /s/ David B. Boyce pond, 543 Millpond Dr, North 1460 West, Salt $5.00 non-refundable Grantsville City Offices and South Ranges and IN WITNESS 23, 2007) 23, 30, November 6 & Successor Trustee Stansbury Park. Lake City. For further in- fee at Tooele County at least 24 hours in ad- ordnance found during WHEREOF the Tooele 13, 2007) (Published in the Tran- This notice of auction is formation, please con- Department of Engineer- vance of the hearing. investigation of Formerly County Commission, script Bulletin October being given pursuant to tact Doug Taylor by ing, 47 South Main (Published in the Tran- Used Defense Sites, cor- which is the legislative 23, 30 & November 6, 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code p h o n e a t ( 8 0 1 ) Street Room #113 SUMMONS script Bulletin October rective action and reme- body of Tooele County, 2007) Annotated. 538-6170. In compli- Tooele, Utah 84074. The State of Utah to: TOOELE CITY ORDI- 23, 2007) dial action sites at the passed, approved and UNIT #039 Rick Valdez, ance with the Americans Proposals will be ac- Kori L. Kennedy NANCE ADOPTION UTTR. The Air Force enacted this ordinance DEADLINES FOR clas- WANT TO get the latest 796 Lakeview, Stans- with Disabilities Act, indi- cepted until Wednesday, You are hereby notified NOTICE IS HEREBY has requested the permit this 9th day of October sifieds ads are Monday local news? Subscribe bury Park. Filing cabi- viduals with special October 31, 2007 at 4:00 that a Complaint for Di- GIVEN that the Tooele because it has deter- 2007. and Wednesdays by to the Transcript Bulle- nets, office desks, misc. needs (including auxil- PM. vorce has been filed City Council has adopted mined that detonation of ATTEST: 4:45 p.m. tin. items & boxes. iary communicative aids (Published in the Tran- against each of you in the Ordinance described munitions where they TOOELE COUNTY UNIT #001 Chad Ras- and services) should script Bulletin October the Third District Court, below, on the date indi- are found is more pro- COMMISSION: mussen, 7463 W. Miriam contact the DEQ Office 18, 23 & 25, 2007) Tooele County, Utah. cated. tective of human health Marilyn K. Gillette, If it happens here, Buy. Sell. Way, Magna. Couch, of Human Resources at You are hereby sum- ORDINANCE NO. and the environment Clerk Colleen S. read about it here. Trade. chairs, misc. items & 5 3 6 - 4 4 1 3 (TDD moned and required to 2007-25 dated Septem- than transporting the po- Johnson, Chairman TOOELE RANSCRIPT boxes. 538-4414). Put Your Ad Here file an Answer in writing ber 19, 2007, an Ordi- T tentially unstable muni- (SEAL) TOOELE RANSCRIPT BULLETIN (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- to the Complaint which nance of the City Council T tions back to the Ther- Call 882-0050 Commissioner John- ULLETIN script Bulletin October script Bulletin September has been filed with the of Tooele City, State of B 882-0050 mal Treatment Unit at son voted aye 23 & 30, 2007) 23, 2007) Clerk of the above-enti- Utah, adopting the Com- the UTTR. This permit is Commissioner Clegg tled Court, 74 South 100 munity Development effective October 12, voted aye East, Tooele, Utah Project Area Plan enti- 2007 through January 9, Commissioner Hurst 84074, and to serve tled Broadway Commu- 2008. voted aye upon or mail to Gary nity Development Project Copies of the permit are APPROVED AS TO Buhler, Plaintiff's Attor- Area Plan dated July, available for public in- FORM: ney, PO Box 229, 2007. spection during normal Doug Hogan PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele County Attor- Grantsville, UT All details of the adopted business hours on the 84029-0229, a copy of Ordinance cannot be de- 4th floor of the Martha ney said Answer within 20 scribed in this summary. Hughes CannonORDINANCEHealth 2007-25 (Published in the Tran- ORDINANCE 2007-22 days after service of this However, the full text of Building, 288 North 1460 script Bulletin October Summons upon you. If the Ordinance is avail- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 15, TABLE West, SaltANLake ORDINANCECity. AMENDING CHAPTER 15, TABLE 23, 2007) you fail so to do, judg- able for public inspection 15-5-3.5 OF THE TOOELE COUNTY LAND USE For further 15-5-3.5information, OF THE TOOELE COUNTY LAND USE ORDINANCE 2007-27 ment by default will be and copying during nor- ORDINANCE, REGARDING COMMERCIAL PAINTBALL contactORDINANCE,Connie Rauen atREGARDING COMMERCIAL PAINTBALL AN ORDINANCE taken against you for the mal business hours (8 COURSES AND PAINTBALL TARGET RANGES (801) 538-6170.COURSESIn com- AND PAINTBALL TARGET RANGES AMENDING CHAPTER relief demanded in said a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday- pliance with the Ameri- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLA- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLA- 3, PUBLIC TRANSIT Complaint. Friday) in the City Re- cans with Disabilities TIVE BODY OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: TIVE BODY OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: TAX, OF THE TOOELE Dated this 22nd day of corders office. A copy of Act., individuals with COUNTY CODE, RE- October, 2007. the adopted Community SECTION I - PURPOSE. This ordinance modifies the requirements specialSECTIONneeds (including I - PURPOSE. This ordinance modifies the requirements PEALING AND RE- /s/ GARY BUHLER Development Plan is for commercial paintball courses and paintball target ranges listed auxiliaryfor commercialcommunicative paintball courses and paintball target ranges listed PLACING THE PUBLIC PO BOX 229 available for inspection in the Tooele County Land Use Ordinance matrix, as originally peti- Aidsin theand Tooeleservices) County Land Use Ordinance matrix, as originally peti- TRANSIT TAX RATE GRANTSVILLE, UT in the office of the City tioned by Joyce Hogan. The Erda Township, Pine Canyon Township, shouldtionedcontact by JoyceBrooke Hogan. The Erda Township, Pine Canyon Township, WHEREAS, the 2007 84029-0229 Recorder located in the and Tooele County Planning Commissions held public hearings on Baker,andOffice Tooeleof CountyHuman Planning Commissions held public hearings on Utah Legislature passed TELEPHONE: Tooele City Office Build- the issue. The Erda Township and Pine Canyon Township Planning Resourcesthe issue. atThe (801)Erda Township and Pine Canyon Township Planning Senate Bill 223 which re- (435)830-0928 ing at 90 North Main Commissions recommend passage of this ordinance. The Tooele 536-4412CommissionsTDD recommend(801) passage of this ordinance. The Tooele peals the current .25% (Published in the Tran- Street, Tooele, Utah. County Planning Commission had a tie vote. 536-4414.County Planning Commission had a tie vote. Public Transit Tax rate script Bulletin October (Published in the Tran- (PublishedSECTIONin the II Tran- TABLE- AMENDED. Chapter 15, Table 15-5-3.5 of SECTION II - TABLE AMENDED. Chapter 15, Table 15-5-3.5 of imposed by the County 23, 30, November 6 & script Bulletin October scripttheBulletin Tooele CountyOctober Land Use Ordinance is hereby amended to read as the Tooele County Land Use Ordinance is hereby amended to read as under Section 59-12-801 13, 2007) 23, 2007) follows: 23, 2007)follows: of the Utah Code and authorized a new tax Table 15-5-3.5. Recreational, camping and amusement uses. rate of .30% in its place; Table 15-5-3.5. Recreational, camping and amusement uses. Multiple Agricu- Rual Resi- and Multiple Agricu- Rual Resi- # Use Use (MU-) lture (A-) dential (RR-) WHEREAS, the county # Use Use (MU-) lture (A-) dential (RR-) 40 80 160 20 40 1 5 10 legislative body finds it is 40 80 160 20 40 1 5 10 a Dude ranch, family vacation ranch C C C C C - - - in the interest of the a Dude ranch, family vacation ranch C C C C C - - - Private park, recreational grounds or pri- county to repeal the cur- Private park, recreational grounds or pri- vate recreational camp or resort, including rent Public Transit Tax vate recreational camp or resort, including rate of .25% on Decem- b accessory or supporting dwellings or dwell- C C C C C - C C b accessory or supporting dwellings or dwell- C C C C C - C C ing complexes and commercial service ber 31, 2007 and re- ing complexes and commercial service uses which are owned or managed by the place it with a new Pub- uses which are owned or managed by the recreational facility to which it is accessory lic Transit Tax rate of recreational facility to which it is accessory .30% effective January Commercial paintball course and 1, 2008; c Commercial paintball course and paint- C1 C1 C1 - - - - - paintball target range with at least the ball target range c C C C - - - - - NOW, THEREFORE, minimum acres of zone designation; THE COUNTY LEGIS- (i.e., minimum of 40 acres in MU-40) Accessory buildings and uses customarily P P P P P P P P LATIVE BODY OF d incidental to permitted uses d Accessory buildings and uses customarily TOOELE COUNTY, incidental to permitted uses C C C C C C C C UTAH, ORDAINS AS Accessory uses and buildings customar- e C C C C C C C C Accessory uses and buildings customar- FOLLOWS: CARRIERS ily incidental to conditional uses e ily incidental to conditional uses P P P P P P P P SECTION I - CHAPTER AMENDED. Title 2, SECTION III - REPEALER. Ordinances and resolutions in conflict SECTION III - REPEALER. Ordinances and resolutions in conflict Chapter 3 of the Tooele herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. County Code is hereby SECTION IV - EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effec- amended to read as at- SECTION IV - EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effec- tached hereto, which at- tive 15 days after its passage provided it has been published, or at such tive 15 days after its passage provided it has been published, or at such NEEDED tachment is, by this ref- publication date if more than 15 days after passage. publication date if more than 15 days after passage. erence, madePleasea part call 882-0050 for details. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Tooele County Commission, which is the IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Tooele County Commission, which is the hereof. legislative body of Tooele County, passed, approved and enacted this ordi- legislative body of Tooele County, passed, approved and enacted this ordi- SECTION II - RE- nance this 11th day of October 2007. nance this 9th day of October 2007. PEALER. Ordinances and resolutions in con- flict herewith are hereby ATTEST: TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: ATTEST: TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: Marilyn K. Gillette, Clerk Colleen S. Johnson, Chairman repealed to the extent of Marilyn K. Gillette, Clerk Colleen S. Johnson, Chairman such conflict. SECTION III - EFFEC- APPROVED AS TO FORM: Commissioner Johnson voted aye APPROVED AS TO FORM: Commissioner Johnson voted aye TIVE DATE. This ordi- Doug Hogan, Commissioner Clegg voted aye Doug Hogan, Commissioner Clegg voted aye nance shall become ef- Tooele County Attorney Commissioner Hurst voted aye Tooele County Attorney Commissioner Hurst voted aye fective 15 days after its passage provided it has Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tuesday, October 23, 2007. been published, or at Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tuesday, October 23, 2007. such publication date if more than 15 days after passage. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Tooele County Commission, which is the legislative body of Tooele County, passed, approved and enacted this ordinance this 16th day of October 2007. ATTEST: TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: Marilyn K. Gillette, Clerk Colleen S. Johnson, Chairman (SEAL) Commissioner John- son voted aye Commissioner Clegg voted aye Commissioner Hurst voted aye APPROVED AS TO FORM: Doug Hogan Tooele County Attor- ney (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin October 23, 2007) B 9

TUESDAY October 23, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law Dishes frosted cake from the metal base to a Serve warm or cold. serving plate. Makes 4 to 6 servings. continued from page B1 FREE “Hate-to-make-crust” Apple Pie Grandma’s Traditional Carrot Salad Consultation 3/4 cup sugars Crust 1 1/2 cups grated carrots for Gotta Get 1/2 cup cold water 1 cup flour 1 cup raisins Wills & Something Off 1 cup hot water 1/3 cup oil 1/2 cup finely sliced celery Trusts 1/2 lemon sliced 1/4 cup milk 1/2 cup chopped nuts Your Chest? 2 tablespoons butter 1/4 cup oats 1/3 cup mayonnaise Write a letter to the Editor, 1 cup hot water Filling: 1/4 teaspoon salt 493 W. 400 N. Tooele (it’s good therapy). Mix together first three ingredients 5 cups thin sliced apples Combine carrots raisins, celery and and mix well. Add hot water and cook 10 1 package (4 serving size) regular but- nuts. Blend mayonnaise and salt. Mix 882-4800 P.O. Box 390 minutes. Add lemon slices and 2 table- terscotch pudding and pie filling mix lightly with carrot mixture. Makes 6 to Tooele, UT 84074 spoons butter. Serve hot as a topping. Topping: 8 servings. www.schmutzmohlman.com [email protected] 1/3 cup flour Hall of Fame Carrot Cake 1/3 cup brown sugar Fried Apple Rings 3 cups grated carrots 1/4 cup oats 3 medium-size Golden Delicious 4 eggs 3 tablespoons soft butter or marga- Apples 1 1/2 cups salad oil rine 1/4 cup butter or margarine 2 cups white sugar In a small bowl, combine crust ingre- 1/4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed Arts Grant 2 cups self-rising flour dients, stirring until well blended. Press 1 teaspoon cinnamon available for 2008 1 cup chopped walnuts onto bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie 1/8 teaspoon cloves Tooele City Arts Council is excited to announce 1 teaspoon vanilla pan. Do not press onto rim. Toss apples 1/8 teaspoon ginger that the arts re-granting process is now open! 1/4 teaspoon walnut extract (or with pudding mix to coat thoroughly. 1/4 teaspoon salt almond if preferred) Pour into crust. For the topping, com- Wash, core and cut apples in 1/2-inch Apply by Friday November 2, 2007 by 5:00 p.m. 1 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon bine flour, brown sugar and oats. Cut crosswise slices. Melt butter in a skil- Who qualifies? Mix all ingredients together until well in butter until mixture resembles fine let. Stir in brown sugar, spices and salt. • Organization must be nonprofit blended into a smooth batter. Pour into crumbs. Sprinkle over apples. Bake at Sauté apple rings in butter mixture over • All activities must be within Tooele City limits a greased tube pan with a removable 375 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes or until low heat turning occasionally until ten- • Organization and programs must further the mission of bottom. Bake in a preheated 350 degree apples are tender. Makes one 9-inch der. Makes about 12 apple rings. the Tooele City Arts Council. (Mission: To actively oven for 1 1/2 hours. Remove from oven pie. promote, advance, and preserve the arts in Tooele City) and while cake is still hot, glaze with Orange Carrots Buttermilk Glaze. Rich Caramel Baked Apples 1 pound carrots cut in 1/4-inch slices Please submit eight copies Buttermilk Glaze 4 large apples 1/2 teaspoon salt of all documents to: 1/2 cup buttermilk 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 3/4 cup water Tooele City Hall Att.: Terra Sherwood 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon flour 1/2 teaspoon fresh grated orange 90 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 1/2 teaspoon soda 1 1/4 cup brown sugar peel 1 tablespoon white corn syrup 1 cup boiling water 1 orange, peeled and cut into bite- Any questions please contact Terra Sherwood at 843-2142 or at Blend all ingredients well and pour 1 1/2 cups miniature marshmallows sized pieces [email protected]. Or visit our website at: uncooked glaze on top of hot cake in 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 tablespoons butter or margarine www.tooelecity.org/ourcommunity/artscouncil.asp pan. Let stand 1 hour before removing, Peal, core and quarter apples. Place softened so glaze will become firm and cake will in 2-quart baking dish. Melt butter in 1 tablespoon chopped green onion. cool. Remove cake by running a spatula medium saucepan. Blend in flour. Add In covered saucepan, cook carrots or thin knife around the cake pan sides sugar and water, stirring until melted. with salt in water until just tender (10 and tube. Cake comes from pan easily Bring sauce to boil. Pour over apples. to 15 minutes). Drain. Add remaining when you grasp the tube and lift it up. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 min- ingredients. Heat, stirring occasionally. After Twenty years Then using two broad spatulas lift the utes, basting with sauce occasionally. Makes 4 servings (about 3 cups). Klassy Korner Floral located in Grantsviille will be going out of FINANCIAL FOCUS business effective October 30, 2007.

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n all likelihood, the their dividends for 25 or excessive degree of risk. And Lou Rae Tate and her family would prices of goods and ser- more consecutive years. that’s a winning combination. like to thank all the many friends vices will continue rising Although past performance I TYE HOFFMAN year by year. This may not is not an indication of future Tye Hoffmann is an investment and customers that have so faithfully be too much of a problem GUEST COLUMNIST results, that’s a pretty good representative for Edward Jones supported them through the years. for you when you’re work- track record, and it’s an Investments located at 974 N. ing, because your salary is indicator of strong, well- Main in Tooele. He can be con- probably also going up over And if inflation picks up to run companies who seek to tacted at 833-9440 or at 830- time. But when you retire, 5 percent, the purchasing reward their investors. 0917. you may find that inflation power of your $1,000 will Still, as a retiree, you do becomes a bigger concern drop to $774 in five years need to keep two points in — and that’s why you need and to just $614 in 10 years. mind about dividend-pay- to take steps to help provide Those are big drops. And if ing stocks. First, they are not �������������������������� some investment sources you spend two or even three obligated to pay dividends, that have the potential for decades in retirement — a no matter how good their Seeing All Ages rising income during your definite possibility — you history they have the abil- retirement years. could lose even more pur- ity to increase, decrease or The medical team at MWFP Of course, as a retiree, you chasing power if you invest totally eliminate dividend is qualified to take care of all may feel that you need to solely in fixed-income vehi- payments at any time with- your healthcare needs right here invest more conservatively cles. That’s why you need out notice. And second, they in Tooele. Located next to the hospital, we are easily accessible than you did when you were to consider investments are stocks, which means working. After all, you may that provide you with not their price can and will fluc- from all parts of Tooele County. think, you’re no longer draw- just regular income, but the tuate so it is possible to lose We specialize in acute & chronic ing a paycheck, so you can’t potential for rising income. some or all of your initial care, well child checks, annual really afford to take chances That’s why you may want to investment amount. physicals, sports physicals, etc. on investments that con- consider dividend-paying In short, dividend-paying stantly fluctuate in value. stocks. stocks can be a valuable part Consequently, you may be You can now find divi- of your portfolio during your Ryan D. Rowan, PA-C, MHS, Blake Beazer, MD inclined to stick with fixed- dend-paying stocks in a retirement years — but you Sergio Abarca, MD, Chad S. Jarvis, PA-C, MS income vehicles, such as wide variety of industries, should also include bonds, Se habla espanol! investment-grade bonds and including financial services, CDs, government securities certificates of deposit (CDs). food producers, consumer and other investments. By �������������� When you purchase these products, pharmaceuticals, making the right moves, you Monday - Friday 9-9 securities you typically have technology, publishing and can work to stay ahead of the expectation that your others. But in searching for inflation without taking on an 1929 Aaron Dr, Suite I • Tooele • 435.882.2350 principal will be preserved stocks that pay good divi- and you will receive regular dends, it’s important not to interest payments. So, there’s be “short-sighted” and just no risk involved, right? go after those companies Actually, that’s not the that seem to be paying the case. Bonds, CDs and other highest dividends at the fixed-income investments moment. You need to be carry their own type of risk sure that a company’s earn- — purchasing power risk. ings are sufficiently strong to Suppose, for example, that support its dividend payouts. your bonds and CDs provide If a firm’s earnings are weak, you with interest income of it may well cut its dividends, $1,000 a year. Even with a thereby jeopardizing your relatively mild inflation rate income stream. of 3 percent, your $1,000 will By doing some research, only be worth $863 in five you can find many stocks years, and $744 in 10 years. that have actually increased

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B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 23, 2007 Boost Your Family Business! continued from page B1 just a little bit closer due to the fact that three of their children TOOELETRANSCRIPT have built close by. But, they give credit to the space and openness BULLETIN in making their family so close. Calvin and Ruth spent almost ADVERTISING • 882-0050 every hour with their children as they grew up. Calvin taught his children to work hard on their 1,500-acre cattle farm. Ruth spent her time at home reading to her children, and teaching them to be independent and dependable at the same time. Taking care of the family has always come first. One son, a retired colonel in the Army, wrote home to his parents to say he owed it to them for his achievement of becoming a colonel. It was his parents that taught him how to be honest, loyal, dependable and hard working. Calvin and Ruth love to tell about the educational accom- plishments of their children. All Flu Vaccines of their children are high school available graduates and have gone on to photography / Troy Boman higher education. All but one Calvin and Ruth Olson stand in the backyard of their Vernon home. The couple still lives on the land that five genera- child has graduated with a col- tions of Olsons have grown up on.

• FREE Blood • Fraction of lege degree, and two have even quadruple bypass surgeries. Pressure an ER cost gone on to achieve master’s When neither helped to keep Checks • No Appt. Real Estate FACTS degrees. This is especially won- his arteries from blocking, the • On-site X-ray Necessary Lynn Butterfield derful to Calvin. He wasn’t able doctors suggested a new treat- • Prompt, • Most to graduate with his GED until ment called Extreme External Effective Insurances 2004, when he was 79 years old. Pulsation, which would require Care Accepted During his teenage years, his him to travel into Salt Lake City SIGHTS AND SMELLS! father’s health was poor, and 35 times. Calvin no longer drives Attracting buyers has turned into quite the competitive sport. Once you catch a there was a war on. He had to and said he just wouldn’t be able buyer’s attention with a favorable asking price, how do you encourage them to stop his education to run the to do it. However, his children select your home from the other choices? Namely, assault their senses! family farm. and grandchildren made sure Since first impressions do count, you should start at the front door. Apply a fresh coat of paint and new hardware. On the inside, paint the walls with neutral Another accomplishment the they were available to take him colors. Designers recommend golden beiges and sandy tans. couple is proud of is there are to every treatment. It paid off Now make the buyer’s eyes dance around the home, taking in shiny new faucets, no drug problems or divorces to too. Calvin hasn’t felt this good bright light fixtures, and attractive doorknobs and cabinet pulls. Like jewelry that report. Although Calvin laughs in years, and he’s able to get out accessorizes your home, these details can make quite a statement about your pride of ownership. and says he and his wife are and work on his farm again. Another way to show off is to reduce your furnishings by at least 25% throughout finding out a few things they Ruth’s advice on how to raise the house, even if you have to pay for storage. This will convey a sense of open didn’t know about when their a good family is to make it a space to potential buyers as they size up the interior for their own belongings. kids were teenagers. point to let them know they are Finally, when your home is being shown, you can subconsciously influence buy- “I don’t know why we have loved, spend time around the ers through their noses. It may sound silly, but it’s proven that a home smelling am pm of freshly made bread or cookies generates more offers. Of course, a spotless such good kids, but we have table, pray and communicate. 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 – 10 kitchen helps to increase that impact. good kids,” Calvin said. “Not Calvin said a way to make Conveying cleanliness and comfort throughout your home will make a lasting perfect, but dang near.” a marriage last 62 years is to CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN TOOELE, impression, so don’t overlook the power of the senses! Calvin and Ruth’s children marry a good woman. Ruth ACROSS FROM WAL-MART Want more information? Go to www.RealSellerInfo.com and sign up for a free market evaluation of your home. Or, call Lynn Butterfield at (435) took the time this past sum- answered it goes both ways. 578-0103, Coldwell Banker, Erda, UT, Lynn @ LynnButterfield.com, mer to make sure their parents The couple has seen many days, 1244 N. Main, Ste #201 • 882-3968 www.LynnButterfield.com were going to be around to see both good and bad, together. their 99th member join the fam- And when their 99th member ily, and hopefully even further. joins the family, they will have Calvin has heart problems that Calvin and Ruth to greet them have caused him to have two happily into the family.

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