www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Cowgirls clipped T by Lady Hawks in extra session See A6 BULLETIN January 3, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 64 50 cents 2005 A Look Back Raceway, floods, SR-36 top list

When newspapers compile lists of top stories, they look to those events that impact the most people within their reader- ship areas. Such is the case with this year’s Tooele Transcript- Bulletin Top 20 stories for 2005. Business and residential devel- opers focused on Tooele County this year because the population continues to climb. It soared to an estimated 52,000 in 2005. Utah business mogul Larry H. Miller found enough open space in Tooele Valley and coopera- tion from county leaders to build his dream project. The develop- ment of Miller Motorsports Park ranked No. 1 on our list. Other growth-related stories include the completion of SR- 36 and other business projects throughout the county. The coun- ty’s ongoing negotiations with hazardous waste companies and changes soon to come to Deseret Chemical were big. Throughout the year, Utah’s leaders waged war with Private Fuel Storage in its efforts to store high-level nuclear waste in Skull Valley. Nature also played a big role this year by pounding Tooele with its biggest rainstorm ever. photography / Troy Boman Miller Motorsports Park earned the pole position in our list The deluge added to the wet of top 20 stories of 2005. Larry H. Miller (left) sits in one year overall, ending six years of of his restored and race-ready Ford Cobras. Ranked second drought. In the spring residents in the list was the completion of SR-36 in October, which battled floods. was celebrated with fanfare and cake (top photo). Spring Despicable crimes occurred flooding came in third and caused many residents (above) throughout the year, and Tooele to sandbag property along 700 South in Tooele. County’s gang problem posed concerns for the community.

SEE TOP STORIES ON A3 Beverly White caps life of public service Annual chamber banquet by Mary Ruth Hammond one more on the way. to feature ‘Wright’ voice STAFF WRITER A graduate of Tooele High Even though she “officially” School, Bev received her diplo- by Karen Hunt last Friday. retired Dec. 16, 2005, don’t think ma at age 16. STAFF WRITER “Debbie was funny,” Winters for a moment that Tooele’s “I had to pass an articulat- When KSL radio talk show said. “She was really nervous. Beverly White is finished mak- ing class to graduate early,” host Doug Wright’s bobblehead She was hoping she could walk ing the world a better place in she explained. “Joe Shutz, who doll appeared on eBay, leaders into the studio and get prepped which to live. At age 77, Bev says died a month ago, and I were of the Tooele County Chamber on what she was going to say she still has lots of ideas, tons the youngest graduates of our of Commerce made a quick and they brought her into the of energy, and plenty of time to class.” decision. studio and put here in front of complete several more projects. As a young mother, Beverly Chamber director Debbie the microphone and started The only daughter of Gus and spent as much time as she could Winn sent out mass e-mails and talking. She was really nervous Helene Larsen, Bev and her two with her children, but she also the board members all agreed. at first, but after a few minutes brothers, Bob and Steven, lived worked part-time during most of They wanted it. she started joking and having with their parents in Salt Lake their “growing up” years. It was board member Russ fun with it.” City until she was about 14 years “In fact, I have worked either Winters who bid on-line and Wright reminisced with Winn old. part- or full-time since I was 13 acquired the doll for $513. Every on his time working in Tooele. “Then we moved to Tooele, years old,” she said. “When my year, money raised by the bob- He remembered working at the and I’ve been here ever since,” children were young, I would ble head dolls goes toward KSL’s radio station on Main Street just she said. work at J.C. Penney’s during “Quarters for Christmas,” which north of Vine Street. He said Two years after marrying Christmas time. I worked a lot supplies shoes to needy children every time the train went down Floyd White, who passed away of other part-time jobs as well.” throughout Utah. Vine the record would skip. in November 2004, Bev and Bev’s first government job was “Where he’s coming out here, Wright thanked Winn profuse- her husband built the house in serving as the Tooele County it just made sense to raise the ly for purchasing the doll, send- Tooele in which she still resides. Clerk under the leadership of hype for the annual banquet,” ing the bid for his doll higher “I have been in this house for Jay Kirk, Sr. She then worked for said Winters. than that of his co-worker’s Greg 55 years,” she said. the Utah Division of Alcohol and Wright, who had started Wrebull, a sports broadcaster on And it was in that house Drugs for a number of years. his radio broadcast career in KSL. the Floyd and Beverly raised “That was a part-time job, Tooele County at KTLE Radio, is Winn teased him that the their five children, including: but along with Ron Lunsford scheduled to speak at the 2006 chamber was willing to go much Susie Morris, of West Valley [who now lives in Colorado], Installation Banquet. higher, but she said the extra City; Doug White, an attorney we started a lot of rehabilitation But, Winn had an early chance money would go toward having who lives in Bountiful but has programs for people addicted to to chat with the 20-year KSL a delicious dinner. a law office in Tooele; Robyn alcohol and drugs,” she said. talkshow host. “Doug is very well-known, the Cavaness, of Montana; David, file photo / Troy Boman In 1970, Bev received the After the Tooele Chamber of number one listened to radio deceased; and Wendy McCleery, Beverly White, a lifelong Democrat, displays her collection of political shock of her life when she was Commerce won the bid for the in Utah,” Winn said. “But he’s of Taylorsville. campaign buttons. White retired last month from the Adult Probation called by then-Utah Gov. Calvin doll, Doug Wright invited Winn very entertaining and that’s why Bev has 13 grandchildren, and and Parole community service program. She also served 10 terms in to appear on The Doug Wright seven great-grandchildren with the Utah House of Representatives. SEE WHITE ON A2 Show on KSL radio at 10:30 a.m. SEE CHAMBER ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight with a chance OBITUARIES A5 CROSSWORD B3 2005 definitely had it share of snow after midnight. Partly of weird, wacky stories cloudy Wednesday. Lows SPORTS A6 CLASSIFIEDS B4 See B1 in the 20s. Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 TV LISTINGS B7 A2 TUESDAY January 3, 2006 ETCETERA ... Windy Days Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast Date High Low (prec./inches) photography / Bruce Dunn Dec. 29 56 34 trace Wed 43/26 Dec. 30 42 28 .09 1/4 Tooele County residents spent Dec. 31 56 35 .02 Partly cloudy skies. High 43F. much of their extended New Year’s Jan. 1 49 32 .24 Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. weekend listening to the wind Jan. 2 51 35 .15 howl. Indeed, it was a blustery Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer weekend with wind gusts topping for the National Weather Service, reports Thu 50 mph on Saturday, Sunday and that his recording station at 139 S. Main 41/27 Monday. The wind caused some received .50 inches of precipitation 1/5 damage including Linda Warner’s between Dec. 29 and Jan. 2, a total of 1.17 Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the home (left) on Vine St. in Tooele. during December and .39 inches so far low 40s and lows in the upper 20s. Warner’s nephew Greg Warner (on in January. The normal for December is 1.43 inches and the normal for January is roof) and other neighbors quickly 1.07 inches. helped to dislodge the tree from For the water year, which began Oct. Fri 44/31 her home. The weekend storms 1, 2005, Tooele has received 3.24 inches of 1/6 also brought a half an inch of rain precipitation. The normal for the year is to the Tooele Valley. 18.49 inches of precipitation. Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 40s and lows in the low 30s. Area Ski Report Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Sat Winter storm warning in effect until 41/26 11 am mst this morning... today...windy. 1/7 Snow in the morning...then snow likely in Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 40s the afternoon. additional accumulation 2-6 and lows in the mid 20s. inches. Highs at 8000 feet around 30. and county buildings,” she said. with over the years, all but is a sad.” Alta — 112” mid mtn. 19” new snow 48 “If they were not sex offenders ‘about two’ claimed they were In talking about today’s world, hrs; 7/7 lifts open White Beaver Mountain — 71” mid mtn. 15” continued from page A1 or had not committed an alcohol not guilty of the crime they had Bev says things have changed a new snow 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open Sun 37/25 or drug crime, we would even been accused of doing. lot since she was a young. Brian Head — 27” mid mtn. 7” new snow 1/8 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open L. Rampton and asked if she send them to work near schools Now that Bev has retired, the “My parents never went into Brighton — 110” mid mtn. 22” new snow More clouds than sun. Highs in the would represent Tooele as a if there was a need there. I sent state has decided not to fill her debt for anything, and that trait last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open upper 30s and lows in the mid 20s. state legislator for the next year. people to help at local charities part-time position of assigning rubbed off on me,” she said. “If The Canyons — 70” mid mtn. 11” new snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Chilean Halladay, who had been like the Deseret Industries. There court-ordered work to those my parents needed a new refrig- Service Deer Valley — 64” mid mtn. 13” new elected to that job, died with a were also a lot of churches who who break the law. She’s not erator, they saved their money snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open year still remaining on his legis- Park City — 81” mid mtn. 26” new snow benefited from their labor. And sure how that job will now be until they could pay for it in 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open lative term. the senior citizens centers, both handled because it took her at cash.” Powder Mountain — 82” mid mtn; 15” Subscriber Service Bev consented to finishing the in Tooele and Grantsville, had least 20 hours a week to keep Long ago, Bev made a “wish new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open term, vowing she would never their sidewalks shoveled in the the program going. Snowbasin — 90” mid mtn. 13” new If you haven’t received list” of things she would like to snow 48 hrs; 11/12 lifts open run for election. But when 1971 winter time and weeds pulled in “I guess the AP&P agents will your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., have in her life. She wanted a Snowbird — 101” mid mtn. 17” new rolled around, she found herself the summer by offenders who just have to use their best judg- snow 48 hrs; 11/11 lifts open please call 882-0050 and our cus- flagpole in her front yard. One on the state representative bal- were ordered to do community ment in how to handle the com- Solitude — 101” mid mtn; 18” new snow tomer representative will assist year her children bought and last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open lot. Little did she know at that service.” munity service program,” she installed that pole for her on Sundance — 59” mid mtn. 24” new snow you. Customer service hours on time that she would be elected In addition to maintenance said. 48 hrs; 4/4 lifts open Tuesday and Thursday nights Mother’s Day. Wolf Mountain — 47” mid mtn. 3” new 10 times as a state legislator work, Bev said there were some In addition to the jobs for are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Bev wanted a grandfather’s snow 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open — each term consisting of two “professional” people who were which she received monetary clock, and she was able to save years. ordered to do community ser- compensation, Bev has given her money and purchase one. “I am a Democrat,” Bev vice. She would utilize the spe- literally thousands of volunteer She also got a computer after said with a big smile. “Back in cial skills of those offenders in hours to her community and saving money to buy the one she those years, Tooele was a very offices or other programs. church. She loves to sing and wanted. Democratic area.” Always meticulous and effi- is the choir director in her LDS The only thing on Bev’s “wish The service Bev is most proud cient, Bev kept track of the work ward. list” she still doesn’t have is a of as a state legislator was set- she did for AP&P. From 1984 Now that she is retired, Bev Lincoln Continental. ting up programs for women and to Dec. 16, 2005, she assigned plans to do some traveling. She “I don’t think I will ever get children. 4,790 individuals community is also thinking about writing a that,” she said. But then with “I was very interested in the service. That number translated book about the years she spent a grin she adds, “I did have a Displaced Homemakers Act, into 368,693 hours of work that assigning work-related punish- Toyota Celica, which was a fast which allowed women who had was ordered, with 289,124 hours ments to people who committed little sports car. I loved that car served most their lives as wives being completed. crimes. but my kids hated me driving it. a mothers — then got into a The monetary value of the “There’s so many stories I They talked me into getting rid situation where they needed to court-ordered work, calculated could tell,” she said with a laugh. of it a couple of years ago. I now go to work – to receive school- at a rate of $5 per hour from “Although most of the offenders have another car. It’s not fast ing,” she said. “I was able to get 1994 through 1997, then $8 per never admitted they had done and fun like the sports car — but that law passed and I’m very hour from 1998 to 2005, was anything wrong, I think a lot of KSL radio host Doug Wright (far right) presents a bobblehead Friday it gets me where I need to go.” proud of that. There were a $1,445.620. Yet, the operation of them felt a lot better about them- at KSL studios to Russ Winters and Debbie Winn of the chamber. Also Bev says that even though lot of women who were falling the program cost only $189,000. selves after doing the service.” pictured are co-hosts Steve Salles and Mike Reagan. she’s now 77, there’s still a lot through the cracks. They were And some of that cost was reim- And one of Bev’s big proj- too young for Social Security of things she can do. “I’m not be installed and the Chamber bursed to Tooele County by the ects in the coming years will be and they had no way of support- an old woman who’s just going Business of the Year and Federal government. to work with people she says Chamber ing themselves or their children. to sit around and do nothing,” Outstanding Citizen of the Year While Beverly mostly worked were adversely affected by tests continued from page A1 The bill allowed them to receive she said. “There’s still plenty of will be announced. Sustaining with male offenders when she conducted at Dugway Proving government funding to learn a service I can offer.” we chose him. He’s just a great Member and Gold Member first stated with AP&P, she Ground. skill or trade.” e-mail: [email protected] speaker, a great person to listen plaques and awards will be pre- saw a 23 percent increase in “There’s too many people in Along with then-Senator Karl to and very knowledgeable.” sented. female offenders during the last this county with multiple scle- Swan of Tooele, Beverly was Wright’s name has been syn- At the chamber’s request, 10 years. In all, Bev assigned rosis (MS) and cancer that is instrumental in bringing Salt Tooele onymous with KSL Newsradio Doug Wright will again auc- 1,104 women community service not heredity, but rather caused Lake Community College class- 1160 for two decades. His mid- tion off the Bobble Head Doll, to compensate for crimes they by the environment,” she said. es to Tooele. Many of the women day talk show provides a forum a movie show T-shirt, movie committed. “Although the Board of Health who attended those classes did for community leaders and lis- show popcorn and water bottle Bev even kept track of the age will not agree with me that “We Are Your Neighborhood so with financial aid from the teners to voice their opinions. to chamber members. The pro- of the offenders. Fifty-seven per- Tooele has a higher than normal Family Theatre” government. On Fridays, Wright hosts “The ceeds will go to Tooele County cent of those assigned communi- rate of people with tumors, MS 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. “I think we had eight or ty service were between the ages and cancer, I know there is a Movie Show,” from 10 a.m. - charities. (East of Viaduct) nine students the first year we • 843-5800 12 p.m. On “the Movie Show” “So, we’re hoping we’ll get of 18-29; 21 percent were 30-40 higher rate of those disorders brought the program to Tooele,” Tickets are now available online Wright critiques new movies. some big money for that,” years old; and 17 percent were in this county. I have access to at www.movieswest.com Bev said. “The next year the Wright is the recipient of four Winters said. 41 through 69 years of age. boxes and boxes of papers I student numbers increased to th th Clio Award nominations nation- Make reservations to attend Although a lot of offenders want to go through. I want to 13. Eventually there were 600 came into Bev’s office “with a find an attorney and others who Dec. 30 – Jan. 5 ally recognizing him for his cre- the Tooele County Chamber of pm nd students taking college classes chip of their shoulder,” a lot of will help me. There are families Open Daily 3 starting Jan. 2 ative talents. Commerce Installation Banquet at Tooele campuses.” them left “feeling good about that are suffering because of the “I just want him to entertain. Jan. 21 by calling 882-0690. The As a state legislator, Bev also themselves,” she said. environment in which we live, He such a natural,” Winn said. Doug Wright Show can be heard King Kong spent a lot of time setting up With a laugh, Bev said out but who are receiving no help At the annual banquet, board on KSL Newsradio 102.7 FM and Dly: 3:45, 7:15 community service programs for of the 4,790 people she worked from the government — and that officers for 2006 and new 1160 AM. Sat: 12:15, 3:45, 7:15 the federal government. Sun: 12:15, 3:45, 7:15 (PG-13) Executive Directors will also e-mail: [email protected] “I wanted to offer something to those who were convicted of * driving under the influence of The Ringer Find Your Dream Home! alcohol and/or drugs other than Chicken Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Kabob Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 TOOELE merely serving jail time,” she TRANSCRIPT said. “I think that having them $ 49 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13) BULLETIN give back to the community, 6 * rather than just locking them up, Cheaper by the Dozen 2 Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! helped both the offender and the Pork Kabob Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 community.” $ 95 Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 After serving in the Legislature, Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) ������ Greek Food Special ���������� Bev was hired in 1984 by the 5 Includes: 2 kabob sticks, ���������������� Tooele office of Adult Probation rice & pita bread �������� ����������������� Chronicles of Narnia and Parole (AP&P) to oversee Dly: 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 �������������� the community service program Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 ����������������������� �������������� ��������� ������������������������� in this county. Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45 (PG) ������������� ������������������ ���������������������� “It was harder to work in ������ ����������������������������������� Tooele than in Salt Lake,” she ����������� ������������ explained. “Here in Tooele, Harry Potter 4 ��������������� ������������������� ����������������������������������������������� Dly: 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������������� I had to make court-ordered Sat: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 ��������������������������������������������� work assignments to neighbors, ��������� ������������������������������������������� Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 (PG-13) friends and a lot of people I ���������������� ������������������� ���������������������������������� 1/2 lb. Double Cheeseburger Combo ��������������������������������������������� ����������� ������������� knew. It was important to be * ��������������������������������������������� ����������� ��������������������� fair to everyone. Even if I knew Fun With Dick & Jane ��������������������������������������������� ����������������������� ������������ someone, I had to treat them like Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ����������������������������������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������������������� I treated all offenders.” $ 49 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 ���������������� ������������ ������������������������� Of course, treating all people w/fries & a (PG-13) ������������������ ������������� �������������������������������������������� Med. Drink ����������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� the same means that Beverly Show Times are subject to change. 5 pm ���������������� ���������� ������������������������������������������� treated everyone with respect. Open daily 4 • Sat & Sun Noon ���������������������������������������� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 ����������� She didn’t “judge” them for their 490 N.Main, Tooele • 882-3608 ����������������������������������������������� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� crimes, and when she would HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sun 11 am – 9 pm Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������� ����������������� ������������������������ later meet them on the street or All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ���������������� ������������������ in the neighborhood, she would �������������� ����������������� �������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� smile and act as if she didn’t ������������� �������������� even remember they had com- ��������������� �������������� RITZ RITZ ���������������������������������� mitted a crime. PG-13 PG-13 ������������� ���������������������� �������������������������������� Most of the work Beverly Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Ends ���������� ����������������������������������� Thursday assigned to those who were Tooele’s Show Place ����������� ���������������� ������������������������ for Over 60 Years! Shirley MacLaine and Jennifer Aniston Sarah Jessica Parker, Claire Danes, Diane Keaton ������������ ����������������� �������������������������������������������������� court-ordered to do community ����������� �������� ������������������������������������������������������� service was maintenance-type 882-2273 ������������� �������� ����������������������������������������������������� work. ������������������������������������������������� 111 North Main, Tooele ���������������� ����������������� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net RUMOR HAS IT THE FAMILY STONE �������������������� “The offenders would clean ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: $4.00 before 6pm: $4.00 ������������� ������������������� up or do repair work around city TUESDAY January 3, 2006 A3

Hurricane Katrina, local officials All of Utah’s legislative delega- Top Stories have been told they will not receive tion and Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. are continued from page A1 money from FEMA. working furiously to block PFS’s 4. Nuclear waste saga heats up plans. The state’s leaders are now Nasty politics in Grantsville, a Private Fuel Storage, Inc.’s quest banking on the U.S Department of mini-feud between Tooele High’s to temporarily store spent nuclear Defense to stop the “lame-brain” principal and a county commission- fuel rods in Skull Valley has been a idea as described by Utah’s Sen. er, and a fluoride debate round out big story for Tooele County and Utah Orrin Hatch. the top stories. for the past seven years. It seemed Rep. Rob Bishop worked for sev- 1. Miller Raceway under way to heat up even more this year when eral years to have U.S. legislators In December of 2004, prominent the Nuclear Regulatory Commission pass his bill to designate Utah’s West Utah businessman Larry H. Miller (NRC) said it would approve the Desert as wilderness. He could not pitched his plan to county leaders to application by PFS. The nation’s build a giant motorsports park next attention focussed on our county. SEE TOP STORIES ON A8 to Deseret Peak Complex. After three months of negotia- tions and agreement in hand, Miller hosted a ground-breaking ceremo- ny on a soggy April day in 2005. “This is the most exciting project I’ve undertaken,” Miller said at that event. Some neighbors in the area of Deseret Peak Complex complained saying their peaceful area would be ruined with the extreme noise that comes with auto racing, but work continued. photography / Troy Boman “This will be a good draw for the The violent and racist attack on Quik Stop owner Nick Narkar (above) was the ninth story on our list. county and will put us on the map for something good,” Commissioner and water crashed into the base- Colleen Johnson said during the April ments of nearby homes. City crews event on the 500-acre plot leased to diverted water down 700 South Miller by the county. toward the Army Depot and the high The County struck a deal with water entered more homes along 700 Miller to provide the land for $60,000 South. Volunteers worked long hours per year or 5 percent of gross rev- to sandbag the street and it remained enue, whichever is greater. Miller a river for three weeks in June. could not find an area large enough A second event compounded for his project in Salt Lake County problems. Tooele was hit with the and zoning laws halted his desire biggest storm ever recorded on to build the track near Denver. He Memorial Day morning. In about four praised Tooele County leaders for early-morning hours, the area was their efforts in making his dream swamped with nearly four inches of come true. rain. The torrent flooded businesses Sahara Construction, Inc. immedi- along Main Street and residences in ately began work and by September various areas of the city. “Actually, had built a new .9 mile kart track and we’ve had calls about flooding racing began. Miller said he usually throughout the entire city,” Mayor planned every move he made in the Charlie Roberts said on Memorial business world, “but this track is just Day. for fun. We’re going to drive ‘til we’re Nearly 18 homes on Coleman silly,” he said at a media event at the Street were swamped with raw park. In September, the commission- sewer on Memorial Day and lost ers were among the first to test out valuable possessions. Citizens gave the new kart track. the city government a “stinky” grade Miller Motorsports Park also on handling the situation. But city announced events for 2006 including leaders said the incident was an “act the Thunder Run on June 16-18, an of God” and argued the city was not event featuring motorcycle races; liable in this situation. Tooele city and American LeMans Series July 13- did pay for an initial cleanup of the 15; plus another big event in August homes. - Historic Sportscar Racing. Officials from the Federal The 4.5-mile main road course Emergency Management will be the longest in the U.S. It will Administration (FEMA) visited consist of a 2.2 mile East Track, a Tooele County in June, but now 2.2 mile West Track, as well as a with federal money being used for 3.06 perimeter course. In addition Local authorities investigate the scene of Richard Martinez’s murder in the flood damage in Louisiana from to providing a high-quality track for Settlement Canyon in September. That crime is sixth on the list. amateurs to improve their driving North. Money for the new road was skills, Miller Motorsports Park will as they want, some motorists who allocated several years ago by the host premier regional and national navigate the new SR 36 section from Utah State Legislature, but delays �������� racing events. Mills Junction to Tooele City wish frustrated county and city officials. Sahara Construction reported last they could travel faster on the new Nonetheless, government leaders month that installation of curbs has $18 million highway. and drivers are especially grateful begun on the big track. Tire walls Department of Transportation ����������� for the new highway. are also being placed. Access roads officials said they will consider per- are nearly complete. One of the sig- manent speed limits for the road in 3. Drought ends — floods come nal bay concrete walls is complete. 2006. Right now the limit on the new Water is always welcome in Utah ���������������� Also, about 60 percent of the Club seven-mile section of SR 36 ranges and water watchers were gleeful House foundation wall is complete. from 50 mph to 60 mph. when major winter storms swelled ������������������ The footings at the Welcome Center Motorists were forced to be the snow depth in the mountains are about 80 percent formed and patient during construction. For 18 during January through March. The poured. months they dealt with delays and active weather pattern meant an end Miller has expressed interest in possible damage to their vehicles, to six years of drought in Utah. With ���������� the wide-open spaces in the center especially when construction hit its plenty of room in the reservoirs and of Tooele Valley for other recreation peak in the spring through fall of plans to handle flooding in place, the � business opportunities. The con- 2005. Construction on the project threat of a disaster similar to 1983 struction of Miller Motorsports Park started in July, 2004. was remote. ������ ���� is the biggest recreation, business, The four-lane highway, officially “I think the city learned back in ��������������������� and entertainment development in completed in October, makes com- 1983 how to handle a large run- ������������������������� the history of Tooele County with muting to and from Salt Lake County off. We should be OK unless a future events drawing up to 50,000 much easier for Tooele residents. pipe gets plugged somewhere,” ��������������������������� spectators. It is projected to cost The main highway to Tooele has also said Settlement Canyon Irrigation “north of $50 million,” when com- become a magnet drawing big com- Company President Gary Bevan in pleted according to Miller Corporate. mercial enterprises like Home Depot May. The event was determined to be the and Liddiard Home Furnishings. He was prophetic about a plugged biggest news story in 2005 by the A few projects are still in the pipe and flooding ensued. ������������������� Transcript-Bulletin staff. works for SR 36 including a pedes- Two unexpected things happened ����������������� 2. State Route 36 completed trian walkway over the viaduct on the way to the worst flooding between 1400 North and 2000 since 1983. ��������������������������������������������������� While race car drivers at Miller North plus a traffic signal at 2400 First, a pipe on 700 South failed Motorsports Park can zoom as fast ADDITIONAL SAVINGS Bring in this ad and receive an additional $ SALT LAKE VALLEY 250 to Announces Year End RED TAG SALE $1000 BELOW the THE PRICE you SEE is THE PRICE YOU PAY RED TAG On Clearly Marked Stickers - Examples: PRICE.

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■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Mike Call: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Our 2006 wish list Tooele County has learned to think big. A decade of rapid growth, and forecasts that assure the growth will continue, provide us with limitless possibilities for new businesses and development opportunities. Today’s daydreams can be tomorrow’s reality. In 2006, the sky is the limit for our blossoming community. Here then, is our editorial staff’s wish list for the coming year.

• Bigger: Books available to buy without a trip to the Wasatch Front. Scattered here and there, scant selections of new and used books can be found at the grocery stores, Wal-Mart, even Deseret Industries and C & H General Store. Many of us are dying for more, however. We’re hoping for a Barnes & Noble or a Borders, but a locally owned venture would be even more welcome. Tooele has had its sporting good stores, but with the closing of Gene’s, we’re ill equipped for sports. With a school district of over 10,000 students and a legacy of state championships, many residents wonder why there is not a big sports store already. To help fight obesity in the cold winter months, a full-service sports facility could help thin Tooele’s busting waistline. A gym that has basket- ball, racquetball, cardio and weight room is in order. • Better: We lack a rightful leader in dining and cuisine. Applebee’s serves a fine steak, but visitors we bring to our community aren’t impressed with their pre-fab ambiance found in every town in America. We’d like to see a locally owned, fine dining restaurant that brings char- acter and quality to this side of the Oquirrhs. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The same goes for a coffee shop that invites customers to relax, read a book (or newspaper), and hang out for awhile. If you get customers to the value of their lives, based on their have been the first female telegraph Family recovered body diagnosis, The fact is they are hap- operators west of the Mississippi River. stay and sip coffee long enough, they might still be there when their stom- Editor: pier than most people I know! Sky The family lived near the telegraph sta- ach starts to growl for a sandwich or pastry. A few couches and pieces of I am writing in response to your thinks most everything is funny. He tion at Simpson Springs from 1869 until local art tell customers they’re welcome to stay as long as they like. article of Dec. 15, 2005, “Mine enthusi- laughs at the strangest things, bumpy the telegraph station at Government • Faster: We should put some limits on how high we’ll let our hopes ast critical of plans to “bury history,” I rides, clanking toys, even his brothers’ Creek was finished in 1871. Sara Jane’s get, but before we do, we’ll request a tunnel that runs Vine St. through the am the brother of one of the men who and sisters’ squabbles! Mason’s smile firstborn son is buried near the site of Oquirrh Mountains, straight through to Herriman. Hey, it could happen. retrieved the body of the young man can light up a room! And he smiles at the Government Creek station. • More: Clothing shops have started sprouting. Certainly Maurices was “Jeremiah (Jeremey) Etherington. the simplest things, hugs, having his a welcomed addition, but we can’t be expected to dress in Maurices only. His name is Jon Rush, and he lives Keith L. Davis hair ruffled, just being picked up and Clothes shoppers, more than most other consumers, demand variety. in Orderville, Utah. He and his wife Tooele cuddled. They don’t care if a person We don’t like how Wal-Mart has crippled or destroyed so many local Brenda, and friends Kevin Reeder and is fat or skinny, short, tall, messy hair businesses, but now the damage has been done. At this point, there’s no Selena Porter, along with the boy’s Cranky Christmas stymied or unbrushed teeth, they just seem to harm in bringing in the entire big-box cavalry. Target has higher quality uncles went back in the Honorene Editor: know when they are loved and cared goods and a better shopping experience than America’s biggest retailer. Mine. Even though it had been bull- On Dec. 20, five days before Christmas for. If they weren’t so very happy I We’d even take a ShopKo if it meant we could go to Wal-Mart less often. dozed shut (approximately 40 feet) at seven in the morning, I was discharged think it would be very hard to endure they dug out the entrance, and entered from my job based on a technicality. I was everything they have gone through. Without the option of stopping the development, freezing our commu- that deadly, dangerous tunnel. absolutely shocked and dismayed at hav- They are such an example of what is nity in something like a rural atmosphere, we propose these additions. The uncles would not leave their ing been so discarded, as though I were really important in life! We have mixed feelings about becoming suburbs of Salt Lake City, but if own in the dark hollow grave, and so a mere piece of crumpled paper floating There was a book written a number suburban development is going to carpet our landscape eventually, let’s my brother guided them in — and with in the wind. In fact, all thoughts of good of years ago, about a little girl with the have these additions now. a lot of prayers and the “Grace of God” tidings and joy went completely from my same diagnosis as my sons (hydranen- — by the very next morning the young being, replaced by bitterness and rage. I cephaly). One Tattered Angel, written man’s body was brought out. There wanted to do whatever I could to ensure by Blaine Yorganson, is a great example ANOTHER VIEW is a lot of video that was taken by my that the people who fired me would be of what kiddo’s with severe disabilities brother. It was very well documented. just as cold and miserable as I was at that are really like. He also has a web site The young man is buried in Magna in moment. I started to think of the entire and foundation dedicated to educating the family plot. company as being a great inkblot, a blotch Resolve to be just a people of the blessings that kids like Lastly your article is very troubling on the map of existence. Moreover, I had mine bring with them. to me because as an employee of become convinced that society in Utah I guess I need to get back on my Tooele County Courthouse at the time, in general was full of rotten, self-serving, soap box for just a minute. Children, all little better this year I remember having to defend (verbally) self-centered hypocritical beings who children deserve a family of their very my brother and myself against the didn’t care what happened to their fellow hances try just being a regular jerk. Maybe the own. A family who will love and cher- controversy. Why some people will not man, just so long as their own bottoms are that binge drinkers could become regular ish them for who they are. All children admit a mistake is beyond me. I usually were covered. no matter have value beyond measure. Our chil- C alcoholics and the chain smokers mind my own business, but not this Then I started having visitors. They what you resolve dren in particular make life worthwhile. could throw in some chewing tobacco time. I want the very heroic efforts of brought hot cocoa, clothes, toys and to accomplish in We love them so very much. every now and then. all of those involved to be remembered money. They stayed with me and wiped the new year, you Just imagine a world where the and respected. I believe Jeremey would Sue Quaid away my tears. They brought hugs and won’t lose weight, insensitive buffoon who talks loudly of wanted it that way too. Pine Canyon care and warmth. Angels representing will probably keep on his cell phone during the movie Dale Lee Rush more than themselves, but others that smoking and it’s switched to whispering. Consider how Draper Family history corrected were just as concerned about my little pretty likely you’re Daniel Kline much more pleasant your life would Editor: family and its fresh diagnoses of doom. I’d not going to stop Guest Columnist be if only the waiter who was going A correction is needed in the guest never been fired before. I’d never asked doing whatever Soldier sends greetings columnist story “Indians, petticoats for help from outside sources. I’m a single to spit in your food, decided to just Editor: horrible things stirred up Simpson Springs Station” mother of three, and proud that I can breathe on it instead. I would like to thank all of you who you’ve done in the past. Whether you which appeared in the Thursday Dec. get by without looking to my peers for a This philosophy doesn’t just work have helped out my family while I have cheat on your spouse, your taxes or 22, 2005 edition by Jaromy Jessop. Mr. “handout.” These ladies and gentlemen, for regular people it also applies to been over here in Iraq and for all of your diet, it’s implausible to believe Jessop reported that David E. “Peg Leg” (you know who you are), did all of this celebrities. Paris Hilton could resolve the many prayers that have been said that something as arbitrary as the flip- Smith operated the telegraph station anonymously. They did it whole heart- to slightly cut down on exotic pets. on behalf of all military personnel, ping of a calendar will provide enough near Simpson Springs. It was my Great edly and with no restraint. I didn’t know Lindsay Lohan could limit herself to especially those of us who live here in incentive to make major life changes. Grand Father, David Edward Davis. He who to thank or how to thank them. But I three hair colors, two major weight Tooele County. Still, this never stops millions of lost his leg as the result of an industrial want and need to because thanks to them, fluctuations and a half dozen gossip I want to wish all of my old stu- Americans from making solemn vows accident in 1862. He did indeed have a my little family was able to survive this column hookups with C-list celebri- dents a very Merry Christmas and a to themselves as Dick Clark counts wooden leg and was referred to as “Peg very cold, hard season. We were able to ties. Maybe Kathy Griffin could stop Happy New Year. Some of the things away the final seconds of December Leg” Davis by friends and acquaintanc- celebrate Christmas, I paid my bills for an talking for just a few minutes and if I am going to miss this year is the 31. Come January 1 we rush out to es from Idaho, Utah and Nevada. entire month, and was able to buy grocer- Ben Affleck would make just one less excitement in my student’s eyes about join gyms, support groups gain many Quoting from our family history ies for my sons and I. Thank you for that. movie a year, the world would be a Christmas, the school Christmas par- new members and bars, fast food journal for David Edward Davis, “...on Whoever you are, thank you for providing better, albeit only slightly, place. ties and hearing about what they did on joints and gentlemen’s clubs probably April 27, 1869 and (he) was engaged by for us. Thank you for disproving my heart, Making major changes and sticking their Christmas break. experience a brief dip in business. Western Union Co. to take charge and showing that there’s more to this area than I am going to miss watching my For most, however, none of these with them takes a resolve very few of open the office at Simpson Springs, an angry inch and his harem of heartless wife and kids open presents Christmas overly ambitious plans amount to us have. If Oprah can’t stay in shape, Tooele County, Utah. He opened this wenches. morning, sledding down my front lawn, much. Even those of us with the best have a fulfilling relationship or stop office May 2, 1869. In 1871 he built an I wasn’t sure I believed in the spirit and sledding down East Elementary’s intentions fall back into old habits needing too much attention, what office at Government Creek, Tooele of Christmas. I wasn’t very convinced of hill. Once again thank you to all of you before the snow has melted leaving us makes any of us think we can? County, Utah and moved the office the sense of community in Tooele. But that support the troops, especially your all more depressed, fatter and decid- I’ve given up on the idea of creating from Simpson Springs to the new office now I know without a doubt that there Tooele County troops. Merry Christmas edly worse off than we were in the a much better me and I’m certainly not and continued there until about 1878.” are angels among us. People willing to go Valerie, Boston, Kamden and Holden. previous year. expecting everyone else to deliver a In 1878 he moved the office and tele- against the grain and help others in a time First Lt. David Anderson For 2006, I propose that the entire much better world. Instead, I’m plan- graph station to Clover, Tooele County, of need. If I had the ability I would pin you Iraq country make the reasonable resolu- ning on hitting the gym a little harder, Utah. with badges and shout your names to the tion to be slightly less of whatever it losing my temper a tad less and being David Davis was a polygamist hav- heavens. I don’t know what your individ- is that makes them unpleasant. No a tiny bit nicer a little more often. Kids make life worthwhile ing married three sisters, Ann Warner ual beliefs are, but I’m sure you received amount of resolving will make us all Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- Editor: Simpson (1867), Mary Emma Simpson many marks for your efforts regarding us. into good people who respect their fel- er based in Connecticut. His book “50 I want to express our gratitude for (1870), and Sara Jane Simpson (1876). Kat Greenburg low man, so let’s stop pretending that Things Every Guy Should Know How the generator and monetary donations, We understand the three sisters may Tooele can happen and strive for a nation- to Do” will be released in April and but words fail me! I, and my family, are wide slight improvement. his blog can be viewed at www.thing- overwhelmed with the kindness we If you’re a mass murderer cut back LETTER RULES severyguy.com. He can be reached at have been shown! It means so much to to serial killing. If you’re a violent jerk, know that we will have that back up [email protected]. for Sky and Mason. We have been told The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the by the people in the area, that we are author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community prone to long outages. That could be so of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual very scary for us. I wish I could really circumstances at the editor’s discretion. express what it means to have been All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long given this. I’m not sure how to express are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- our gratitude adequately. How can you A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 thank someone for potentially saving Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. your child’s life? 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call If you don’t know someone like our 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor sons, I guess you could really misread For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY January 3, 2006 A5

OBITUARIES

(Brian) Critchlow, Shannon p.m., at the Walker Sanderson Margarito Madrid Cheryl Lee (Jeremy) Ostler, Jeni (Bryan) Funeral Home, 646 E. 800 Hansen, Jacqlyn (Andrew) North, Orem, Utah; and, Jan. 5, Margarito Madrid passed Huthman Marshall Lawrence; and her step-children, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the away peacefully on Dec. 31, 2005, in West Valley City, Utah. Our mother, wife, grand- Heidi Marshall, Clint Marshall, Hillcrest Chapel, 100 W. 1120 He was born on Jan. 11, 1929, in mother, sister, daughter, teacher Mandy Turner, Emily (Lazaro) North in American Fork. Funeral Cordillera, NM, to Presentacion and friend, Cheryl Lee Huthman Gonzalez and Michael Marshall. services will follow. Interment and Senida Sandoval. Marshall, 59, passed away unex- She also leaves behind many will be at the American Fork Margarito is preceded in death pectedly on Thursday, Dec. 29, nieces, nephews and grandchil- Cemetery. by his parents; sisters Adonilia 2005. dren. Condolences may be sent to Suazo, Aurelia Espinoza, Cheryl was born in Toledo, Family and friends may call the family at www.walkerfami- Macedonia Mondragon; and Ore., on Aug. 24, 1946, to on Wednesday, Jan. 4, from 6-8 lymourtuaries.com. brother Atilano Madrid. Delbert and Betty Huthman. She He is survived by his broth- grew up in Southern California er Max Madrid (Nancy) of and moved to Utah to attend Ranchos De Taos, NM; and sis- Brigham Young University. ters Ramona Cardenas of West Margarito Madrid In 1968, she married Ray Cheryl Lee Huthman Marshall Valley City, Utah, Eliria Suazo of Barrus, and together they had seven children. They later Ranchos De Taos NM; and many divorced. Cheryl married Robert nephews and nieces and great- Marshall in 1990, a marriage nephews and nieces. A prayer Vigil will be from 10:05 that was solemnized in the Mt. wonderfully elaborate meals for Tio Maggie enjoyed spending – 10:25 a.m. Interment of his Timpanogos Temple in 2000. her great extended family. She PM PEDIATRICS time with his family and friends, ashes will follow the services at Her marriage to Robert blessed loved horseback riding, the four watching old movies, eating the Tooele City Cemetery. her with five more stepchildren. seasons, Christmas, long con- chilie verde and cheering for ������������������������������� Many thanks to the nurses Cheryl loved life. As a girl, versations with her friends and his favorite teams, the Denver ���������������������������������� and staff at the Rocky Mountain she surfed, water-skied and family, shopping and curling up Broncos and the Utah Jazz. Care Nursing Home, who pro- traveled across the West with with a good book. Above all, she �������������������������������� Funeral Services will be held vided support and care to her parents and brother. As a loved people. She gave so much on Friday Jan. 6, 2006, at the Saint Margarito “Mario”. mother, she turned her bound- more time to others than she 882-KIDS (5437) Marguerites Catholic Church at We would also like to thank less enthusiasm and energy took for herself. 10:30 a.m. Friends and family Father Wixted for his support Cheryl will be missed by her into raising her seven children. 196 East 2000 North, Suite 110 • Tooele may pay their respects prior to and prayers during this difficult As a teacher, she was devoted loving husband of 16 years, the services, from 9:30 –10 a.m. time. to her special education stu- Robert; her parents, Delbert dents at Geneva Elementary. and Betty; her brother, Steve; And, as a grandmother with 24 her children, Jeff (Stephanie) Barrus, Kristen (Scott) Anderson, grandchildren, she never tired Heather (Mike) Kimber, Natalie of playing games or cooking

Katherine Maylett

On Dec. 30, 2005, Katherine “Kate” Wilson Maylett left this worldly home to join her life- long companion and Heavenly Father. Kate was born on Nov. 15, 1923, in Gunnison, Utah, to Evan and Ellen Wilson. She mar- ried Harold Delwin Maylett on June 10, 1940, in Manti, Utah. Their marriage was later sol- Marjorie McWhorter emnized in the Manti Temple. Marjorie They resided in Manti until 1953, at which time they moved to McWhorter Dugway, Utah, and in 1961 they Katherine Maylett two sons Wyatt and Jacob, of made their home in Tooele, Dec. 25, 1914 - Bountiful; Dr. John Janusek Utah. Kate worked and became a manager at Norge Laundromat. III of Nashville, Tenn.; Michael vice she has blessed many lives. Dec. 28, 2005 Through her work, she met Janusek (and wife Carina) and Kate was a dedicated wife, many wonderful people who mother and grandmother, loving The mother of Dr. Patricia their son Tizoc, of Escondido, also knew and cared for her. each and all of her kids and fam- McWhorter of Tooele County, Calif.; and grandsons, Robert, Kate was preceded in death ily. Perhaps one of her greatest sons, Garth Edward of Redondo Martin and Kevin McWhorter, by five siblings, Lavar, Grover, thoughts is that when someone Beach, Calif., Robert Leon of as well as granddaughter Katie Ruth, Margie, and Marie; and a has trouble in their life it only ������������������������������ St. Petersburg, Florida, Thomas McWhorter, all of the Chicago son-in-law Jim Hatton. She is meant that they needed more Eugene of Salt Lake City, and Metropolitan area. survived by her children, Sandra, love than others and she was ������������� daughter, Carol Ann Janusek of Marjorie is preceded in death Kim (Wendy) and Karl (Guya). one to render this love freely. Nashville, Tenn., left this earthly by our beloved father, Wayne She is also survived by one She will be deeply missed by ����������������������� realm and passed into God’s lov- Whitten McWhorter, and by her brother Cleal (Carol); one sister, all of her family and friends. ing hands shortly after sunrise beloved brother and good friend, Vanita Woods; 16 grandchildren; Funeral services will be held on Dec. 28, 2005, after celebrat- Kenneth Eugene Brown. 49 great-grandchildren; and 11 Wednesday, Jan. 4, at 1 p.m. ������������������������������������ ing her 91st birthday with family great-great-grandchildren. in the Little Mountain Ward on Christmas Day. A private celebration of Kate was an active member Chapel, 777 Skyline Drive, Marjorie is also survived her life was held at Wasatch in The Church of Jesus Christ of Tooele. Friends may call � by grandsons, Tim Pilling Presbyterian Church in Salt Latter-day Saints and served in Wednesday 11:30 to 12:30 at the (and wife Carma) and their Lake City on Saturday after- ������� noon, Dec. 31. many positions including Relief church and Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m. Society, mutual teacher, Scouts at Tate Mortuary 110 So. Main and other positions as she was St. Tooele. Burial will be in the �������������� Subscribe Today • 882-0050 called upon. Through her ser- Tooele City Cemetery. ����������������� ���������� KUED series traces Biblical story on location ����������������� ���������� In the holy city of Jerusalem, experience the Bible in its “Lot’s wife.” Could this be dra- best-selling author Bruce Feiler own world. matic evidence of Sodom and begins his epic, 10,000-mile On Wednesday, Jan. 4, in Gomorrah? The episode ends odyssey to explore the great- “Go Forth: From Creation to “Walking the Bible” at Jerusalem’s sacred Temple est stories ever told — in the Abraham,” their quest takes airs Wednesdays Mount, where it’s believed settings where they occurred. them first to the birthplace of at 7 p.m. on Abraham brought his son It’s a daunting prospect in this civilization, the banks of the Isaac and prepared to follow strife-torn region of the world, Tigris and Euphrates — the KUED-Channel 7 God’s ultimate test of faith. where archaeological evidence Garden of Eden. Jan. 4, 11 and 18. The final episode, “Toward is hard to find. “A Coat of Many Colors: The the Promised Land: Forty In a three-part series enti- Israelites,” airing Wednesday, Years in the Desert,” airing tled “Walking the Bible” airing Jan. 11, follows Feiler into Iraq. Wednesday, Jan. 18, follows Wednesdays, Jan. 4, 11 and 18, Feiler and Goren climb Mt. Feiler and Goren as they trace ������������������������������������������������ at 7 p.m. on KUED-Channel 7 Ararat in search of Noah’s ark to “go forth” to the Promised the path of Moses through the ������������������������������������������������ Feiler teams up with experi- and travel to the ancient town Land. Following Abraham’s hot Sinai desert to the Red ���������������������������������������������������� enced archaeologist and co- where some believe Abraham path back to Jerusalem, Feiler Sea, where Moses parted the ������������������������� adventurer Avner Goren. By was born, then to the ancient and Goren stop to explore the sea; and to the summit of Mt. foot, jeep, rowboat and train, ruins of Harran, where the sulfurous land by the Dead Sinai, where Moses received ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� Feiler and Goren set out to Bible says God tells Abraham Sea, with its salt pillars called the Ten Commandments. ���������������������������������������

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From The Sidelines Wildcats hit Utes whip ranked ‘Jackpot’ foe; don’t meet Utah with break against Jags

he city by by Nick Drake the bay was supposed to SPORTS EDITOR Manuel Alvarez was a perfect six-for-six from play host to T the free throw line while teammates Jorge a Yellow Jacket team Serna and Sanchez combined for nine points with a lot of talent and in the final frame to help Wendover outscore sting. Jackpot, Nev. 17-5 down the stretch and erase After all, Georgia a one-point deficit and capture a 59-48 triumph Tech sported a defense over the Jaguars Dec. 16 at Wendover. that was 10th ranked in Alvarez spurred the ‘Cat attack with a game- the nation and the 24th Nick Drake high 17 and Sanchez pumped in 15. Serna also ranked squad from the SPORTS EDITOR hit for 12 and Landon Mikesell added eight for ACC was favored to run the Wildcats. all over the University Kyle Carpenter struck for a team-high 15 and of Utah squad in the Emerald Bowl in San Ricky Garcia netted 14. Elvis Ruiz also tossed in Francisco. eight for the hosts. Indeed, the bowl was a gem but not for The win enabled Wendover to sweep the the favored team from the south. season series with the Jags. The ‘Cats seized a The Runnin’ Utes led an uprising that 61-55 victory over the Jaguars Dec. 6 in Jackpot, stunned Yellow Jackets from start to finish photography/Troy Boman Nev. and the game was more lopsided than the Tooele’s Sam Thomas looks to the basket against a number of defenders in a game earlier this season. The Wendover now takes time off for the holiday final 38-10 tally. Lady Buffs rallied for a big fourth quarter comeback to register a non-league triumph over Judge Memorial break. The Wildcats return to game action Jan. 3 Now maybe teams will realize they can’t Dec. 22 at THS. in a home date with Lund, Nev. at 7 p.m. give Utah over a month to prepare for one The victory boosts Wendover’s overall record game because the Utes have now registered to 5-2 on the season. five straight bowl game victories since the Wendover Coach Greg Mascaro said his team Salt Lake City-based university toppled a Lady Buffs rally in final frame played really well when it counted down the talented Fresno State grid squad in the Las stretch. Vegas Bowl in ‘99. “We played better against Jackpot (than in The Utes stingy defense, led by Defensive the Dec. 6 game), especially in the first half,” MVP Eric Weddle and Tooele High alum he noted. “That is the best first quarter we’ve Kyle Brady, swarmed Georgia Tech ball to beat Lady Bulldogs, 52-44 had all year. We played without Lynn (Maddox) carriers all day and thoroughly frustrated again so that hurt us a little but. But Jorge came the vaunted Yellow Jacket offense. Even by Nick Drake girls for never giving up.” in and really gave us a boost in the game. He All-American wide receiver Calvin Johnson SPORTS EDITOR Tooele 52 - Judge Memorial 44 took it upon himself to do all of the work inside. found out what Utah can do to a top notch Tooele didn’t exactly play well in a loss against Juan Everyone played well. All of the starters came talent, holding the heralded offensive star to The Buffs erupted for a decisive 23-9 barrage in the Diego Dec. 20 at home. final frame of the game to erase a six-point deficit after through for us. Sergio twisted his ankle but just two receptions. And the Lady Buffs appeared to be in the verge of came in and did a good job. He played well. He Indeed it was another impressive notch in three periods and pull out a hard fought preseason vic- letting another non-league affair slip away just two tory Dec. 22 at Tooele. shut the Carpenter kid down. Utah gridiron history and the third-straight days later against former league rival Judge Memorial. “It was a good win for us,” he added. “Just in bowl victory over a ranked opponent. Judge Memorial raced to a slim 9-4 cushion just But the Lady Buffs exploded for a 23-9 barrage in one period into the contest, thanks to five points by the fact, Jackpot is a scrappy team. Manuel was And the Utes did it with a reserve quarter- the final frame of the game to erase a six-point deficit a workhorse for us again and he ran the point back, Brett Ratliff, and a unheralded wide Danielle Valdez and a basket each from Gabby Zaplata and register the eight-point triumph, 52-44, Dec. 22 at and Cleresa Roberts. guard position really well. Sergio played really receiver, Travis LaTendresse. The dynamic THS. hard and has the full game. He rebounds, shoots duo combined for four touchdown strikes Tooele could only muster a field goal each by Sam Thomas paved the way with a game-high 18 Meredith Nigh and Sam Thomas in the first frame. well and plays tough defense. Helso (Lara) against the nation’s 10th-ranked defense and Meredith Nigh pumped in 13 to aid the win. Becky played well. Michael Perez came off the bench with 16 catches on the day. Both teams managed to produce 12 points each Knoblauch also added nine for the victors. in the second stanza to keep the game a five-point and played well.” Indeed, the head coaching debut didn’t The Lady Buffs now resume play Thursday when the exactly go as planned for Kyle Whittingham contest, 21-16, in favor of the Lady Bulldogs. Roberts Wendover 59 - Jackpot, Nev. 48 local squad hits the road to Ogden to tangle with region The Wildcats used a stellar defensive perfor- with five losses on the season. But the poured in a pair of baskets to lead the way for Judge rival Ben Lomond in the Region 11 opener at 7 p.m. mance in the final period of play to help log a Utes completed the campaign with a bang, Memorial and Margo Ferry logged three points as Tooele Coach Karie Fredrickson said her team really 17-5 barrage and post a non-league victory Jan. beating favored foes Brigham Young and well. Mele Vaisima canned a pair of charity tosses and showed some character to rally from the big deficit 16 at Wendover. Georgia Tech and finishing the season in Valdez buried another free throw for the visitors. in the final frame to hand a talented team like Judge Manuel Alvarez poured in seven points, impressive style. Thomas pumped in six points on three field goals Memorial a setback. including a 3-point bomb, and Landon Mikesell Now, the Ute coach has the great dilem- to ignite the Lady Buff offense in the second session “Against Judge Memorial, we were down five at hit for a pair of baskets to lead Wendover to a ma of having too much talent next fall at while Becky Knoblauch and Haley Folta logged two half,” she noted. “We just made an awesome comeback 16-10 cushion after eight minutes had expired. quarterback with Ratliff returning for his points each in the period. Cherise Tegen and Erin in the fourth quarter. We threw a press on them and Helso Lara also popped the home cords for a senior season, injured starting field general Christiansen canned a free throw each to aid the the kids did it just perfect and it threw Judge off their 3-point bomb and Sergio Sanchez netted a field Brian Johnson back and a transfer from Tooele attack. game. We got some good lay ups and turnovers off the goal as well. Oklahoma in Tommy Grady. Judge Memorial outscored Tooele 14-13 in the third press and it really sparked our energy and confidence. period to extend the lead to 35-29 headed down the Jackpot stayed within striking distance, What a predicament to be in. Johnson It was a great win for us, especially our last game right will probably red-shirt to allow Ratliff to before region. Now we go into the break with a lot of start and allow Grady to wait in the wings momentum and confidence. I was really proud of the SEE RALLY PAGE A7 SEE HIT PAGE A7 in case Ratliff is injured. Whatever the case, Utah has proven it can play with the big boys once again and the major conferences just might be a little concerned when the Utes come a calling for Cowgirls fall to Lady them to put Utah on their grid iron slate. Hawks in overtime

Sports Wrap by Nick Drake ence between a loss and win. SPORTS EDITOR “I think it came down to taking Grantsville appeared on its way care of the ball at key times,” she Best of the West Invite set at to its third victory on the young noted. “We did really well at times 2005-06 girls basketball campaign. and other times we just weren’t Deseret Peak this weekend After all, the Cowgirls relished there or focused. We missed some The annual Best of the West Invitational a five-point lead midway into the easy baskets we should have made Wrestling tournament will be held Friday and fourth frame of the game. and made quite a few turnovers Saturday at the Deseret Peak Complex. However, North Sanpete pres- that hurt us. Rika played a really Tooele High School is the host of the tour- sured Grantsville into ball handling good game. But when she fouled nament and a number of talented grappling mistakes and the turnovers led to out it really hurt our inside game squads are scheduled to compete in the presti- easy baskets or fouls. The Lady and rebounding. We’re still really gious tournament, including Grantsville High. Hawks rallied for a come-from- trying to key in and use our feet to More information on the tournament will be behind triumph down the stretch. get in good position for defense and published in Thursday’s edition. The visitors outscored the trying not to reach and get costly Youth basketball slated Cowgirls 25-13 in the fourth period fouls. We just need to work hard There is a Youth Basketball League scheduled and overtime sessions to record a on taking care of the ball and not for Tooele County youth ages three through hard fought 58-51 victory Dec. 22 in getting into foul trouble early so we six. Grantsville. don’t have key players on the bench The season will be eight weeks long. The Aubrey Poulson poured in eight at key times of the game.” entry fee for youth ages three and four is $30 of her team-high 14 points in the No. San. 58 - Grants. 51 (OT) while the fee for ages five and six are $35. pivotal periods. Brittney Hanson The Lady Hawks rallied down the Classes are limited and filling fast. Call and chipped in with five more of her stretch to force overtime and regis- reserve today. team-high 14 to ignite the Lady ter a preseason victory over the For more information call 435-830-7630. Hawk comeback win. Cowgirls Thursday in Grantsville. Rika Larsen led all scorers in Melanie Johnson popped the Under 9-comp soccer players the contest with a career-high 18 cords for a pair of field goals while TC United U-9 competition soccer team is and Brooke Bunderson netted 11. Miller and Larsen recorded two seeking serious soccer players to immediately Ashton Miller hit for nine for the points each to lead the hosts to a 9- join their team. hosts as well. 5 lead after eight minutes expired. Players must have been eight years old or The setback drops Grantsville Bunderson also chipped in with a younger on Aug. 1, 2005. Competition soccer overall record on the season to 2-7. charity toss as well. will be holding limited practices during the The Cowgirls take some time Talisha Livingston paved the way winter months to resume competitive play in off to prepare for a contest today for North Sanpete with three points the Spring of 2006. If the player makes the team, in Salt Lake City against Judge and Mandy Johnson added a basket his competition fees and uniform will be paid Memorial at 7 p.m. in preseason as well to keep the Lady Hawks for by the league. play. within striking distance eight min- Please contact Hans Smith at (435) 830-0352 Grantsville Coach Kenzie Briggs- utes into the contest. or email at [email protected] if you are Newton said turnovers and fouls photography/Mike Anderson interested or have any questions. were the two areas that plagued her Grantsville’s Brooke Bunderson (left) goes up for a lay-up against a North Sanpete Cowgirl squad and were the differ- SEE FALL PAGE A7 defender Dec. 22 at GHS. The Cowgirls lost the game 58-51 to the Lady Hawks. TUESDAY January 3, 2006 A7

The Lady Buffs fired in a 12-8 advantage in the Rally final frame of the game to complete the lopsided continued from page A6 triumph. Schmalhaus and Knoblauch paved the way for Tooele with four points each and Tegen and West netted a basket each as well. stretch of the game. Roberts pumped in six points, Broadbent and Hurst provided four points each as including a 3-point field goal, and Katie McGill both netters buried a charity toss and 3-point bomb tossed in four points. Ferry and Valdez contributed a each in the period. field goal each to enable the visitors to earn an edge Thomas led the Lady Buffs with a game high 15 headed down the stretch of the game. and Schmalhaus poured in 14. Tegen also hit for 10 Thomas registered seven points, including a 3- and West popped the cords for six. point bomb, and Nigh pumped in a pair of baskets Broadbent paced the Lady Farmers with a game as well to aid the comeback cause. Knoblauch also high 15 and Hurst fired in nine. chipped in with a field goal as well. Tooele 51 - Delta 46 Tooele exploded for the pivotal 23-9 outburst to The Lady Mustangs registered strong quarters in take control of the game down the stretch and ice the second and third periods to take control and hold the preseason triumph for the Lady Buffs. Nigh trig- off a furious Lady Rabbit comeback to log a triumph gered the comeback bid with seven points, including Dec. 6 at THS. a five-of-seven performance from the charity stripe, Both teams produced 10 points in the opening ses- and Knoblauch pumped in five points. Tegen also sion to keep the game a deadlock after eight minutes logged four points while Marie Porter and Jasmine expired. Knoblauch poured in six points to pave the Schmalhaus hit a basket each as well to ignite the way early for the Lady Buffs while Schmalhaus and Lady Buff attack. West provided a field goal each. Thomas paced all scorers in the affair with a game Gentry Mecham popped the cords for four points high 18 and Nigh chipped in with 13. Knoblauch also while Brittany Johnson, Brittany Anderson and fired in nine and Tegen hit for five. Kristie Ashby netted a field goal each to keep the Roberts poured in a team high 14 and Valdez game tied headed into the second period. flipped in 11 to pave the way for the Lady Bulldogs Tooele recorded an 11-6 rally in the second stan- The Grantsville Gremlin A team captured the Pigskin National Tournament crown in November in Las Vegas Tooele 54 - Granite 31 za to build a slim 21-16 intermission cushion for when the Cowboy squad tripped Las Vegas (12-6) and Roy (32-0) in the prestigious tournament. The team The Lady Buffs exploded for an 18-7 assault in the the break. Nigh unloaded a 3-point bomb while would like to thank all of those sponsors who believed in and supported the squad for the national tourna- opening stanza and cruised to a decisive non-league Knoblauch hit a three-point play to ignite the Lady ment. Team members are, right to left, front row: Kyle Mecham, Nick Arbon, Chase Montgomery, Brennon triumph over the Lady Farmers Dec. 13 in Salt Lake. Buff charge in the quarter. Erin Christiansen and Kimber, Noah Mecham, Dallin Williams and Dallon Didericksen. Back row: Justin May, Josh Mulivai, Marshall Thomas spearheaded the early outburst with seven Thomas tossed in a basket each to stake the hosts to Lindsay, Duncan Thomas, Tayler Dilley, Jacob Riding, Austin Chadwick, Ty Willes and Dalton Rydalch. Missing points in the period, including a 3-point bomb, while a five-point edge at half-time. in photo is coaches Robert Arbon, Reese Evans, Adam Lindsay, Mike Didericksen and Jeff Didericksen. Schmalhaus poured in five. West, Hayley Folta and The Lady Buffs tacked on a slim 14-10 advan- Tegen all chipped in with a field goal each to stake tage in the third quarter to give Tooele a 35-26 lead attack. Jorge Serna also contrib- fired in a pair of field goals and Tooele to a double digit bulge after one period. headed down the stretch of the contest. Knoblauch Hit uted a basket as well. Manuel Alvarez and Landon Granite could only muster a 3-point bomb from blistered the nets for nine points and Thomas fired in continued from page A6 Wendover did outscore St. Mikesell chipped in with a basket Shannon Hurst and two points each from Amy a 3-point bomb. Schmalhaus also added a field goal Joseph 17-16 in the third quarter each. Broadbent and Taylor Proctor. to stake the hosts to a nine-point edge. thanks to five points from Elvis to pull to within 54-43 headed into Jackpot outscored the ‘Cats 15- The Lady Buffs tacked on a 12-7 scoring edge Nielsen buried two 3-point bombs to ignite the Ruiz and a 3-point bomb by Kyle the final eight minutes of action. 9 in the second stanza to build in the second session to build a comfortable 30-14 Lady Rabbit comeback bid while Mecham and Carpenter in the opening stanza. Lara pumped in a pair of 3-point a 24-17 haft-time cushion. Kyle intermission lead. Thomas pumped in five points, hit- Anderson provided a field goal each. Jorge Martinez also chipped in bombs and a free throw while Carpenter fired in six points while ting another 3-point shot, and Schmalhaus chipped Delta did record a 20-16 scoring advantage to cut with a basket as well. Alvarez and Sanchez provided five Dean Bartlett, Ruiz and Ricky in with three points. West and Tegen also contrib- into the Buff margin down the stretch. Nielsen trig- The Jaguars battled back with points each, also hitting a 3-point Garcia hit a basket each as well. uted a field goal each as well. gered the Delta comeback bid with 14 points in the a 17-15 scoring advantage in the bomb each along the way. Mikesell paved the way for Broadbent paced the Lady Farmers with five period, including four 3-point bombs, while Johnson second period to slice the deficit Schwartz and Nemetz paved Wendover with four points while points, also hitting a 3-point bomb, while Theresa fired in five points, also hitting a 3-point shot Bailee to 31-27 by the half-time break. the way for the Jays with four Helso Lara and Maddox netted a Dennis and Jerica Hills canned a free throw each. Lovell canned a charity toss as well. Carpenter paved the way with six points each while Trujillo and Ben field goal each. Jorge Serna also Tooele logged a 12-9 barrage in the third period to However, Tooele kept Delta at a safe distance points and Ricky Garcia tossed Cilwilk connected on a 3-point added a free throw as well. extend the lead to a 42-23 advantage headed down thanks to five points from West and four each by in five, both hitting a 3-point shot each as well. Stoekl also The Wildcats chipped away at the stretch. Tegen pumped in a pair of field goals Schmalhaus and Nigh. Knoblauch also hit two free bomb along the way, to ignite chipped in with a field goal. the deficit in the third quarter with and Thomas completed a three-point play. Folta throws to keep the Lady Rabbits comeback at bay. the Jackpot comeback bid. Jesus But St. Joseph regrouped and an 18-15 outburst. Maddox paced and Schmalhaus also contributed a basket each and Knoblauch led the Lady Buffs with a team high 20 Bautista also chipped in with a 3- produced a 25-12 barrage down the ‘Cats attack with nine points Becky Knoblauch buried a charity toss. while West, Nigh and Schmalhaus hit for eight each. point shot and Martinez canned a the stretch to break open the and Sergio Sanchez popped the Broadbent led the way for the hosts with five Nielsen poured in a game high 22 and Johnson field goal as well. close affair. Stoekl spurred the Jay nets for four. Mikesell also added points, hitting another 3-point shot, while Proctor netted seven. Mecham and Anderson also tossed in Jorge Serna paced the Wildcats rally with seven points and Mason three points and Alvarez flipped and Hurst added a field goal each. six each as well. offense with five points and Jacques hit for five, each hitting in a field goal to pull Wendover to Sanchez logged four points on a 3-point bomb. Carl Ward and within 39-35 headed into the final a pair of baskets to lead the Trujillo contributed four points period. with eight minutes remaining in the Lady Hawk cause. Wendover attack. Mikesell, each while Schwartz and Nemetz Carpenter led the Jaguars with regulation. Bunderson led Grantsville with Michael Perez and Alvarez also had a basket each. Rick Frogett six points, including a 3-point shot, Fall contributed two points each. also canned a free throw. and Garcia tossed in five points, continued from page A6 Poulson, May, Laney Jacobsen, four points in overtime while Livingston and Hansen fired in a Melanie Johnson and Rachael Jackpot outscored Wendover Sanchez provided the final also hitting a 3-point bomb. Jon The Lady Hawks stormed back field goal each to account for all Anderson buried a charity toss 16-11 in the third period to grab a run with five points and Alvarez Estrada also hit a pair of field to outscore the Cowgirls 18-11 of the North Sanpete offense in each to complete the scoring. slim 43-42 cushion with one period canned a 3-point bomb. Maddox goals to allow Jackpot to take a and take a 23-20 lead at inter- the third stanza. Dixie 34 - Grantsville 27 still remaining in the non-league and Devin Murphy hit a basket lead into the fourth quarter. contest. Garcia poured in seven each in the period. Wendover blistered the nets for mission into the locker room. The Lady Hawks regrouped The Lady Flyers parlayed a points, including a 3-point bomb, Luke Schwartz poured in a 26 points down the stretch and Hanson blistered the cords for in the fourth quarter with a 12- 20-11 burst in the middle periods and Carpenter drilled a perfect game high 24 and Dan Stoekl took control with a 26-16 assault. seven points and Poulson fired 7 scoring edge to force a 45- to break open a close contest six-for-six from the charity stripe popped the nets for another 15 to Maddox continued his assault on in a pair of field goals as well. 45 deadlock at the end of four and seize control of the Dec. 3 in the pivotal period to trigger the pave the way for the hosts 80-55 the scorebook with eight points Tony Garlick netted three points periods. Poulson flipped in four contest and upend the Cowgirls comeback. Jose Castaneda also triumph. Matt Trujillo and Shane and Sanchez popped the nets for while Erika May and Mandy points while May and Hansen in St. George. uncorked a 3-point shot as well to Memetz also chipped in with 10 seven more. Alvarez also tossed in Johnson hit a basket each to logged three points each. Ashton Miller, Melanie aid in the rally. points each in the home victory. six and Mikesell contributed five trigger the comeback attack. Jacobsen also hit a huge field Johnson, Rachael Anderson and Sanchez enabled Wendover to Sergio Sanchez tossed in a to help the ‘Cats erase the defi- Miller paced the Cowgirl goal to aid in the North Sanpete Sammie Jensen pumped in a bas- stay within striking distance with team high 21 and Manuel Alvarez cit and capture the come-from- offense with five points, includ- comeback bid. ket each and Brooke Bunderson a pair of field goals and Serna pumped in 14. Helso Lara also behind victory. Jose Rosales also ing a 3-point bomb, while Megan Keshia Powell hit a three-point canned a free throw to stake tallied three points. Alvarez and contributed 10 for the ‘Cats. canned a free throw as well. Oltjenbruns, Bunderson and play to lead Grantsville down the Cowgirls to a slim 9-8 lead Mikesell also chipped in with a Carpenter poured in six points, Larsen hit for two points each in the stretch while Bunderson and after eight minutes expired in Wendover 61 - Jackpot 55 basket each as well. and Garcia netted five. Martinez the session. Larsen added a basket each. the affair. The Wildcats rally for 26 points Wendover finally caught fire also added a pair of field goals for Grantsville countered with an North Sanpete also logged Dixie stayed within strik- in the final frame of the game down the stretch to regain com- the Jaguars. 18-10 barrage in the third quarter a 13-6 assault in the overtime ing distance when Amy Crofts to erase a deficit and upend the mand of the contest. Alvarez Maddox poured in a career high to regain a 38-33 cushion headed period to capture the road vic- buried a 3-point bomb while Jaguars Dec. 6 in a non-league drilled a perfect six-for-six from 23 and Mikesell tossed in 14 to into the fourth quarter. Larsen tory. Poulson buried four-of- Sadie Barney and Ashley White contest at Jackpot, Nev. the charity stripe to trigger the spearhead the dramatic Wildcat ignited the Cowgirl rally with 12 six charity tosses to trigger the chipped in with a field goal each Both teams started out slow comeback and Sanchez connected victory. Sanchez also contributed points in the period, including Lady Hawk offense in the extra as well. as Jackpot took a slim 9-8 edge for five points. Serna also tossed 11 and Alvarez pumped in 10 as five field goals, while Rachael session. Jacobson and Mandy The Lady Flyers grabbed a after one period. Elvis Ruiz and in a pair of baskets while Lara well. Anderson, Bunderson and Miller Johnson provided three points 17-13 intermission lead with a Mackinsey Rodriguez buried canned a pair of charity tosses. Carpenter led Jackpot with a provided two points each as well and Hansen hit a basket. May 9-4 scoring edge in the second a 3-point bomb each and Jorge Jackpot could only muster team high 20 and Garcia fired in to give the hosts a five-point lead also canned a free throw to aid stanza. Cherie Lyle paved the Martinez netted a field goal to three points from Ruiz and a pair 12 as well. Martinez also provided way with a pair of baskets and spot the Jags the early edge. of charity tosses by Garcia in the eight while Ruiz tossed in five for Megan Mahoney chipped in with Wendover stayed within strik- fourth quarter. the Jaguars. three points as well. McCall ing distance when Lynn Maddox Alvarez paced the ‘Cats with Rynearson also contributed a a team-high 17 and Sanchez con- field goal as well to stake Dixie tributed 15. Serna also hit for 12 to a slim half-time cushion. and Mikesell provided eight. Pet of the Week Jensen and Rika Larsen pro- Carpenter led the Jaguars with vided the lone offense of the a team-high 15 and Garcia poured period for Grantsville with a bas- in 14. Ruiz also tossed in eight. ket each. Dixie outscored Grantsville St. Joseph 80 - Wendover 55 11-7 in the third period to The Jays outscored the ‘Cats in build a 28-20 lead headed into three of four frames and coasted final frame of the game. Kylee the non-league triumph Dec. 9 in McArthur paced the Lady Flyer Ogden. attack with five points while Schwartz blistered the home Rynearson, Jordan McKim and nets for 11 points in the first Barney fired in a field goal each frame and Trujillo poured in five to aid the attack. to ignite the St. Joseph attack. Larsen led the Cowgirls with Nemetz also chipped in with a four points on a pair of bas- field goal and Stoekl canned a kets and Anderson uncorked a free throw to stake the hosts to 3-point bomb as well. a 21-14 cushion after one period Grantsville did post a 7-6 cush- expired. ion in the fourth period to cut Sanchez ignited the early into the deficit down the stretch. Wendover surge with eight points Jensen pumped in three points and Alvarez contributed a 3-point while Miller and Keisha Powell bomb as well. Lynn Maddox and netted a field goal each. Landon Mikesell also chipped in However, Dixie kept the with a field goal each to keep the Cowgirl comeback at bay when ‘Cats to within seven points after Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be McKim buried a 3-point bomb eight minutes had expired. required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. and Bailee Cannon, McArthur St. Joseph tacked on a 17-12 Shelters are only required to hold animals for assault in the second stanza to and Randi Guerisoli canned a three days before they are euthanized. free throw each. build a 38-26 lead at the intermis- McArthur paced the Lady sion break. Schwartz popped the For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Flyers offense with a team high cords for seven points, including a 3-point bomb, and Stoekl net- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville six and McKim contributed five. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Barney and Rynearson and Lyle ted four points to aid the Jay’s also chipped in with four points cause. Carl Ward and Nemetz also Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. each. contributed a basket each for the Jensen led the Cowgirls with hosts. Sanchez again led the ‘Cats with photography/Mike Anderson a game high seven points and Tooele Veterinary Clinic Grantsville’s Ashton Miller drives past a North Sanpete defender in the Larsen netted six. Anderson also a pair of field goals while Lara and Dec. 22 game at GHS. The Cowgirls lost the overtime affair to the hit for five and Miller tossed in Alvarez fired in a 3-point bomb 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Lady Hawks. four more. each to trigger the Wendover A8 TUESDAY January 3, 2006

shot through the chest with a .22- Top Stories caliber hand gun. continued from page A3 Daniel Herrera, 18 of Tooele, was implicated in the murder and has sway fellow congressmen and sena- been in police custody since the tors. But this year, his wilderness incident. He has been charged with language became part of the Defense first-degree murder but has not yet authorization bill. Something that is entered a plea or received a trial routinely passed each year by both date. houses. Utah leaders believe that Police have since declined to com- may be a “nail in the coffin” for PFS. ment on whether gang affiliations The wilderness designation would played a direct role in Martinez’s stop the construction of a rail line to death, but several subsequent town the facility which was a major part of meetings discussed gangs at which PFS’s plans. police said Tooele has a “very, very In addition, many of the nuclear big gang problem.” electric companies are refusing to Herrera will be back in court on fund money to PFS after some per- Feb. 1, 2006. suasion from Hatch. PFS leaders The Tooele County School Board 7. Chemical depot off BRAC list believe that would only be a tempo- selected Mike Johnsen to lead the While Utah’s political power bro- rary roadblock for them. They sug- school district in 2005. kers focus on keeping high-level gest that once in operation, power nuclear waste out of the state, they March 31. companies would jump on board. also lobbied hard this year to keep Last January rumors emerged PFS already has signed contracts Deseret Chemical Depot operational about “a major home improvement with Tooele County, and bought the for several more years. photography / Troy Boman retailer” eyeing Tooele. By March, silence of former and current Tooele The depot, which provides Gov. Jon M. Huntsman visited Deseret Chemical Depot in March to celebrate the milestone of the depot’s both Lowe’s and Home Depot County Commissioners, accord- employment for nearly 1,500 peo- destroying more than one million chemical munitions. The depot’s future is No. 7 on our list. were negotiating with Tooele City. ing to critics who say the county ple, was originally on the Base It became clear that it was Home acted haphazardly and with greed Realignment and Closure (BRAC) TOOELE TOOELE Depot that was here to stay when it TRANSCRIPT TRANSCRIPT on this issue. Commissioner Dennis list to be shut down in the year 2010. ULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 ULLETIN broke ground in June and the proj- B B Rockwell counters that if PFS were But in September, BRAC officials ect accelerated towards its January going to work against the wishes changed their minds after urging completion date. of the state and “shove it down from the Utah delegation. The final By June, a 50-year county busi- our throats” the county should make fate of DCDC is still undecided and ness had also broken ground for an sure it would be adequately com- may be for some time while the mili- 83,000 square foot store now near- pensated. tary considers ways to utilize facili- ing completion at 2502 N. 400 East. After failed attempts in lower ties already in place. BRAC’s final The store, called Liddiard Home courts, Utah took its arguments to proposal of bases to be shut down 2 Giant Saddle Furnishings, is expected to open in the U.S. Supreme Court in December, did not include DCDC. April. but it refused to hear case. Even The During the past nine years DCDC & Tack Auctions Longtime residents of a mobile Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- has destroyed over 12 million home community were forced out by Coming Jan 4th & 5th day Saints weighed in on the matter pounds of GB agent and 2.7 million plans for commercial development Way too much for 1 location!! declaring the plan deserved “thor- pounds of VX agent. The facility still on the west side of Tooele’s Main ough scrutiny.” continues to destroy mustard agent. Street near Walker’s convenience On the other side of the issue, Proponents for keeping the facility Wed. Jan 4th 7pm - Spanish Fork store at 975 N. Main. the NRC chairman said even a plane open have indicated that conven- Severe floods motivated Quality Veterans Memorial Bldg. -386 N. Main crashing into the cement casks tional weapons could be destroyed Dodge’s move from 200 N. Main would not be a grave concern. “Both there. Thur. Jan 5th 7pm - Salt Lake City Street. By December, Walgreens nuclear security and safety are bet- Some are upset because they say closed a deal to buy the property. Utah State Fairgrounds - 155 N. 1000 West ter than they have ever been and that DCDC will continue to pose a Tooele City began expansion on both are getting better. I think the threat to the environment if it con- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course, and a new Western Saddlery Closes! Complete Sellout!! Liquidation over $325,000 casks there will be well protected,” tinues its operations. school — Rose Spring Elementary he said. Dugway Proving Ground and worth of quality tack and saddles at 2 Public Auctions! Over 200 saddles: Brand — opened in Stansbury to nearly 5. Business growth booms Tooele Army Depot also survived Names like Billy Cook, Santa Fe, Western Saddlery, Circle C, Benchmark, Saddle full classes. Numerous smaller and For years Tooele County has been BRAC. King, Silver King and More. Western, English, Australian, Pony, and Cordura industrial businesses moved to the known for its quiet rural lifestyle. county. 8. Envirocare expansion stymied Saddles Plus Some Specialty Saddles. Also, Hundreds of Bridles, Halters, Breast But, with 1,200 more residents in 6. Settlement Canyon murder Envirocare in the West Desert Collars, Winter Blankets, Bits and more. Lots of English & Western Tack! ‘05 and a handful of box stores that’s continued its cozy relationship with A scuffle near the dam at JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING USED ON OR AROUND A HORSE! changing quickly. In fact, Tooele Tooele County in 2005. Settlement Canyon, that police offi- County was ranked the 33rd fastest The company that stores low-level Viewing starts at 6pm each night! All CC’s ATM & DEBIT Accepted. cials claimed involved several peo- Auctioneer: Mike Murphy (541) 592-6292 growing county in the nation. radioactive waste is a top employer Sorry No Checks!! In Grantsville over 600 employ- ple earlier in the evening, lead to the ees helped the Wal-Mart Distribution death of 24-year-old Tooele resident Center celebrate its grand opening Richard Martinez. He allegedly was SEE TOP STORIES ON A9

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seven hours. In the end, Millard was Top Stories found guilty of two first-degree felo- continued from page A8 ny counts of conspiracy to commit murder. and money supplier with contractual Millard was arrested in 2004. obligations to the county. One of the would-be hitmen’s Early in March, the county plans were foiled when he was cited shrunk its hazardous waste zone and for trespassing while waiting for then two weeks later approved an Hyatt to come home. upgrade for Envirocare which would The other hitman made his way double its size of operation. But late into Hyatt’s home with a knife. A last year, Gov. Jon M. Huntsman said struggle ensued in which Hyatt was he was against Envirocare’s plan to able to fight off the attack. The hit- expand. In fact, the governor has man left her home after having tum- been vocal on the national level stat- ing that he does not want Utah to be bled down the stairs with Hyatt and a hazardous waste dumping ground inflicting minor stab wounds. anymore. Millard will be sentenced Feb. 6, Envirocare leaders said they were 2006. “shocked” at the governor’s stance in 18. Fluoride — enough said their regard. Tooele city erupted in controver- Envirocare officials said the per- sy in the run-up to the fall election. mits they were seeking would simply Local dentists weighed in and said let them function more efficiently as fluoride is safe, effective, and great a business by allowing them to build for teeth. Not alarmed by fluoride, a rail line. Environmental Protection Agency 9. Stabbing called ‘hate crime’ employees in Denver quarreled with White supremacy has been a prominent fluoride foe who works acknowledged to thrive in Utah pris- for the EPA in Washington D.C. ons, and that legacy made its way Having lost in Davis and Salt Lake to Tooele this fall. Indian-born Nick counties in recent years, activists Narkar, co-owner of the store on opposed to fluoride from all over Tooele’s Broadway St., was brutally the state focussed their attention on stabbed and beaten after midnight Tooele to defeat the measure that on Sept. 9 in the store’s parking lot. photography / Troy Boman would have added the mineral com- Grantsville resident Aaron pound to the city’s water supply. Segelson, 32, has since pleaded guilty The Tooele High boys basketball team brought home the school’s first state boys hoops championship in February. K.C. Huffman, Alex DeSpain,and Zach Connelly, (l-r) join teammates in hoisting the state’s top 3A boys basketball trophy — No. 10 on our list. Undaunted by the roar of negative to first-degree aggravated robbery opinions, and trusting of the National and received the maximum sentence Academy of Science’s review that of six-year-to-life in prison. Segelson Connie Long, called a “low func- community water fluoridation is spent time in prison previously and tioning” individual by her defense safe and effective, the Transcript- according to police officials belonged attorney, testified that she knew the to a white-supremacist prison-gang baby was injured because there was Bulletin editorial board urged voters called Krieger Verwandts. blood on the pacifier and around the to vote in favor of the measure. Michael Polk, 23 of Tooele, baby’s mouth. Few listened. Fluoride was defeat- received a minimum 2-year prison Despite the blood, Connie testi- ed more resoundingly than it had term with a maximum stay of 16 fied that she and Paul then wrapped been in the past Tooele elections. years. Polk was accused of hitting an afghan around the child’s head “to 19. New landfill begins operating keep the pacifier in his mouth.” Narkar on the head with a bat. Allied Waste has been operating The parents called 9-11 the next Officials said that race certainly a giant dump site in Tooele County morning when it was clear that played a role in the choosing of their since August. The site is one of Paul was dead. The coroner’s report victim, but Utah’s hate crimes law many non-hazardous waste dis- was not applicable in the case. showed Paul died of asphyxiation. Both pleaded guilty to second- posal sites operated by the giant Two men accused of having driv- Allied Corporation who has head- en the getaway car await sentencing degree felony charges of child abuse homicide. Both received the quarters are in Scottsdale, Ariz. in January. Commissioners say the landfill is Narkar, a beloved figure in maximum sentence of 1-15 years in prison. taking in nearly 900 tons of garbage Tooele’s east side community, has per day. The county receives $1 per returned to work at the Quik Stop 12. New school superintendent ton for impact fees and the County after several weeks of hospitaliza- Past Tooele County School District Health Department receives 20 cents tion and recovery. superintendent Larry Shumway left per ton. Garbage comes to the site 10. Buffs capture state titles his position at the end of his contract in June after six years of service in mainly from Salt Lake County and Tooele High made one of the most the regional area. improbable state title runs in the the district’s top spot. After a mysterious March closed The landfill is located two miles history of Utah boys basketball. The south of US Magnesium. About 1,800 Buffs were expected to fall in the meeting from the school board, that acres formerly designated as school quarter-final round of the Class 3A preempted a scheduled public hear- public trust lands were purchased State Boys Basketball tournament ing of Shumway’s contract renewal, by a group of investors, many of at the E-Center in West Valley City. he sent an e-mail to the board saying he would not seek or accept a reap- photography / Troy Boman whom were high-ranking Utah leg- Instead, Tooele upended Dixie, sur- pointment to the post. Family and police officials mourn the death of Paul Long. He was killed by his parents in January. Their story is No. 11. prised Snow Canyon and stunned islators, according to media reports. After 37 years of teaching in heavily-favored Wasatch to capture 15. Hurricane relief effort candidate Todd Castagno snagged 28 The landfill was originally a project Tooele County, and six years as assis- 14. City charter changed the school’s first-ever boys state It seemed Hurricane Katrina’s percent of the vote. of Wasatch Regional Solid Waste tant superintendent, Mike Johnsen Tooele is the only charter city in hoop title in history. winds whipped across the entire Castagno’s votes ended up going Management Corporation, but the ascended to the top of the district’s the state of Utah. A 10-page legal The story was out of Hollywood country in September, as even Utah to Byron Anderson in the final elec- venture was sold to Allied Waste for administrative ladder. document outlines details for the script. Not only was the team a sur- - along with more than a dozen other tion. Mudslinging most likely made an undisclosed amount of money. Johnsen’s father, Clark N. Johnsen city’s self governance. The amended prise, the Buffs veteran coach was states - was declared a state of emer- the difference in a negative way for — after which the soon to be com- charter indicates that charter cities 20. Egging/graduation hoopla diagnosed with cancer and suffered gency to take in hurricane survi- Craig Anderson. pleted junior high school will be enjoy more freedom in governing Fearing melting snowpacks that from chemo treatments but still led vors. The former city councilman turned named — was superintendent of the options than non-charter cities. eventually turned into major floods Tooele to the storybook title. Local residents opened their mayoral candidate aligned himself district for 25 years, finishing up in After reviewing the charter for (see No. 3 on this list), THS Principal There must have been some- homes and their pocketbooks to with Grantsville resident Dennis 1982. a year, a committee recommend- Mike Westover pulled the school’s thing in the water fountain at the survivors of America’s most costly McBride who sued Grantsville Shumay moved onto the State ed that the charter be eliminated sanction from the “T” lighting cer- school. The Lady Buffs seized their natural disaster in history, and vol- City, Grantsville Police Department Board of Education where he man- because municipal government is emony. Westover’s house was sub- third-straight Class 3A State softball unteers from the community went to and several others in late October. ages the Carson Smith Special already subject to action by the Utah sequently egged, and three seniors crown in spite of inserting a num- the flood-ravaged coast to volunteer McBride alleged that he had been Needs Scholarships, a private-school Legislature. That drew the ire of a were threatened with not being able ber of freshman and reserve play- their medical expertise. harassed by the Grantsville Police voucher program for disabled stu- few local residents who were famil- to walk in graduation unless they ers from the previous seasons. And Two Tooele EMTs we profiled, Department. dents that started this year. iar with the charter and the work piped up about their involvement in with six returning starters and a Juline Lambert and Mona Saddler, One candidate for Grantsville City undertaken in its compilation. the egging. number of reserve players which 13. Road crashes prove deadly made their way to the Houston Council said the timing of the law- Council members wanted to Consequently, Commissioner started throughout the 2005 season, It was another deadly year on the change items such as the require- Astrodome to lend their hearts and suit two weeks before the election the Lady Buffs are expected to make county’s roads. Car crashes resulted medical expertise to the displaced was inappropriate considering Craig Dennis Rockwell — whose son was ment that Tooele police officers one of the four suspected of the a strong run at a fourth straight state in 12 fatalities this year, the same must reside in Tooele. A few other New Orleanians. Anderson was on the ballot as a egging — had personnel lock the softball crown. figure as 2004. adjustments were made that allows mayoral candidate. Also, anonymous 16. Grantsville election dirty doors of the Desert Peak Complex The Tooele High girls water polo In December, we reported that if more Tooele residents to become “Our town has never seen any- letters were circulated throughout Tooele were its own state, the rate until one hour prior to Tooele High’s squad also garnered their first-ever committee members instead of thing like this before,” said Mayor the community attacking the mayor of motor vehicle deaths would be graduation ceremony, causing con- state crown and look for a repeat limiting some positions to council Byron Anderson referring to months and the police chief. Craig Anderson fourth highest in the country. cern that the ceremony would be performance this spring as well. members only. For awhile, former of mudslinging against himself and denied being a contributor to the let- Also in December, we reported ters. Throughout the year, Grantsville 11. Baby killed by parents Mayor Charlie Roberts objected to the Grantsville Police Department canceled. that the Utah Highway Patrol record- Police officers began to despair say- Five-month-old Paul Long was a change in the charter which he prior to last year’s mayoral election. Joseph Nix and a minor, pleaded ed nearly twice as many motor vehi- ing it was a rough year for them neglected, abused and then mur- said allowed council members to “I think the fact that this type of guilty in a October 3 hearing. They cle deaths and injuries related to because many of Grantsville’s resi- dered in the middle of the night encroach on responsibilities already mudslinging will not be tolerated were ordered to pay $250 restitu- drowsy driving this year than to dents seemed to be against them. In by his drug-using parents — who accomplished by the mayor. was made clear with tonight’s elec- tion. Travis Rockwell, that same day, driving under the influence of drugs the end the majority of Grantsville claimed they had since gotten off After Council Chairman Mike tion.” pleaded not guilty and was assigned and alcohol. voters backed the mayor and police drugs — in January. Johnson worked hard to amend the In the final election, incumbent a public defender. On Oct. 31, he Of the 12 fatalities, five were department in a big way. Baby Paul was discovered with charter, some opposition resulted Byron Anderson won easily by changed his plea to no contest and related to fatigue, and only two were significant bruising around his suggesting that changes were not capturing 65 percent of the vote 17. Murder-for-hire trial was subsequently ordered to pay the result of drugs or alcohol. That mouth. According to her testimony, thoroughly evaluated. Some felt the compared to Craig Anderson’s 35 Murray resident Donald Millard a $300 fine, $250 restitution to indicates more than half of the fatal these bruises were from his mother, changes gave too much power to was convicted for hiring two men Westover, and $250 recoupment for crashes were not accidents at all; percent. A whopping 42 percent of Connie Long, 28, who held the baby’s the council. However, Tooele voters to kill his wife, Susan Hyatt, of the month’s worth of attorney time. they were the result of “entirely pre- Grantsville voters cast ballots in the head while father, Paul Long, vio- approved amendments to the char- Grantsville. Hayden Farley also pleaded ventable” behaviors, UHP officials final election. In the primary, the lently forced the pacifier into his ter in November with 54 percent in The trial lasted all of four days, said. race was dead even with the two not guilty and has a trial date of mouth. favor and 46 percent against. gaining 36 percent of the vote while and the jury deliberated for over Valentine’s Day, 2006.

Donations poured into the Utah Industrial Depot in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. For the local relief effort, see photography / Troy Boman story No. 15. Donald Millard was convicted of hiring two hitmen to kill his wife in Grantsville. His court case is the 17th top story. GROUNDBREAKING HEALTHCARE FOR KIDS!

“Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids” opens at Stansbury Park

It’s not every day that you see a group of children smiling and laughing while in the presence of a doctor. But then, not every doctor is like Heidi McMillan, MD, Tooele County’s newest pediatrician.

Dr. McMillan just opened Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids at 210 Millpond in Stansbury Park. Called “SP4K” for short, the new practice provides

Pediatrician Heidi McMillan, MD compassionate and quality healthcare for newborns to young adults. At the same address, Dr. McMillan has also broken ground for a new facility that • Accepts all major insurances, will be built next to her temporary clinic. including IHC

• Only minutes away for families in Brought to Tooele County by Mountain West Medical Center, Dr. McMillan Stansbury Park, Grantsville, Erda earned her medical degree and pediatric residency from Penn State University. and Lake Point She also has a BA in Psychology, and a minor in Russian from Georgetown • Works in partnership with Mountain University in Washington, DC. West Medical Center to provide 24- hour pediatric coverage for children What makes Dr. McMillan truly special is another “degree” that carries even • Dr. McMillan and her family have made a life-time commitment to live more clout: motherhood. She and her husband are the loving parents of four and work in Tooele County children, which makes her especially aware of children’s healthcare, from checkups to life-threatening diseases.

Although SP4K is located in Stansbury Park, children are enthusiastically welcome from across Tooele County. For groundbreaking pediatrics, call (435) 882-1288 and make an appointment with Dr. McMillan today.

Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids

210 Millpond 2055 N. Main Tooele, UT 84074 Stansbury Park, UT 84074 (435) 843-3600 435-882-1288 TUESDAY January 3, 2006 B1

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photography courtesy / UUFOH The organization, Utah U.F.O. Hunters, photographed a mysterious light phenomena over Dugway Proving Ground from public land near Wendover looking south. Remembering a year of craziness in county

Some news was midst the storms, the violence Dugway. she admitted, she just swallowed. A rous- tells the whole story. Workers from Tooele and the changes of 2005 there “But I can tell you that we did have some ing success, the strategy helped raise over County’s Broken Arrow Construction, along hard to swallow was also a good mix of humor, field artillery units out here that were being $800 from Grantsville students for the relief with their friend Chad Hymas of Rush inspiration and hope. Here in shot, and there was some testing going on effort. In September, Jay, as her peers call Valley, pose in front of several large halibut Tooele County we can boast during those dates, ... And they were units her, promised the student body that if they just snagged on a chartered fishing trip. oneA great fish story and a daring teenager from the Utah National Guard,” she added. On the left side of the photo, hanging on contributed to the hurricane relief effort who ate worms to help Hurricane Katrina and raised the goal of $800 she would eat a separate hook, appears to be some sort victims. of sea monster. It had been a great day of six earthworms. In October when uneasy On the more zany side a strange light Worms on lunch menu fishing in Alaska. Not only had the group spectators gathered in the school cafeteria show in our backyard made Fox 13 and for teen with a cause limited out on fish, but they also had reeled KTVX Channel 4 television news. Then Many have opened their pocket books to watch the spectacle, Walker’s slippery in a Seward dock record — a whopping 308- there was the award for having the very to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. side dish was both a cheerleading and a vic- pound, 86-inch long halibut. ugliest bathroom in the entire nation, com- Grantsville High School sophomore January tory celebration. “It took about 25 minutes to pull that plete with tiny brown tiles and all. The Walker opened her mouth. And she ate an thing into the boat. It was like pulling up happy story there is the prize included a earthworm. Then another. And then at least Tooele group snags a heavy flat piece of plywood through the complete remodel. A Pioneer Day parade seven more, actually chomping to a salivary record-setting fish and holiday donations for the needy both death a few of the squiggly slitherers. Many, SEE 2005 ON B8 The photo on the dock in Seward, Alaska, nearly turned ugly when drunk drivers and accusations of imposter Santas tainted the festivities. But, the spirit of the holidays best fish story of the year returned when an Erda resident lived to tell of a near death encounter. The smiles, the chuckles, the memories go on and on.

UFO hunters report strange lights at Dugway This year the question emerged: is Dugway the new Area 51? Members of the Utah UFO Hunters attracted statewide attention when they released pictures of a flashy light show at Dugway Proving Ground. The group claims seeing a wide beam of light, with flickering light surrounding it, shoot straight up. The sequence allegedly repeated every 5-15 min- utes for one hour. The group also reported a bomb-like noise the next morning. UUFOH say the dramatic lights were unavoidably visible from nearby I-80, and that any pass- ing motorists — perhaps numbering in the hundreds — could have also witnessed the light show. So what was it, exactly? photography / Jesse Fruhwirth “A military/shadow government weapons January Walker’s gross humanitarian- test,” said UUFOH member Dave Rosenfeld. ism helped raise hundreds of dollars “This event we called ‘Beam Test’ or System for victims of recent hurricanes. A large banner in the school’s cafeteria N.O.R.A. It’s rumored to be some sort of read “Help Katrina effort ~ $800 = laser, or particle beam, likely mobile, space 6 Worms Eaten.” Walker stood on a weapon.” cafeteria chair circled by peers who But, Paula Nicholson, spokeswoman for Dugway Proving Ground, isn’t even con- cheered, nervously laughed and tried Employees from Broken Arrow Construction and Chad Hymas Communications smile for the camera after a fishing trip in Alaska on July 2. During vinced the photos were really taken at to keep down their lunches Friday. the expedition a member of the group, Brian Beebe, landed a giant 308-pound halibut. The size of the fish set a record at the Seward dock. Try a Reuben sandwich on rye to savor a piece of history

r i n d - seeds that are often an ingredient ket. Light or dark flours as well gins of the sandwich carries the pe in a national competition and Swiss cheese ing up in rye bread recipes. as pumpernickel flour (which is searcher in many directions as won. Menus at the Cornhusker Spread two slices of rye bread Gg r a i n s Rye flour is milled from a dark and coarsely ground), are this party and that claim to have Hotel in Lincoln, Neb. describe lightly with mayonnaise or to make hardy cereal grass. Because it available in health-food stores developed the recipe. the Reuben as we know it today Thousand Island Dressing. Put a breads is a was hardy, it was readily avail- and some supermarkets. It may have started at Reuben’s — corned beef, sauerkraut and layer of sauerkraut over one slice, time-honored able in centuries past in cold cli- Rye flour is very low in satu- restaurant — a landmark in Swiss cheese on Russian rye with then top with a slice of corned method of pro- mates. As a result, it was the grain rated fat, cholesterol and sodium. Manhattan — first established in a special dressing. beef then a slice of Swiss cheese. viding food for of choice for peasants and the It is also a good source of dietary 1908. Arnold Reuben, (1883-1970) From a diner’s point of view, Top with the second slice, may- families. Every poorer class. fiber, phosphorus and selenium, was the owner of the restau- the real history is a moot point. onnaise side down. Butter the culture has It contains less gluten (protein) and a very good source of man- rant. His daughter describes the Reuben sandwich enthusiasts will outside of the Reuben sandwich traditions of than all-purpose or whole-wheat ganese, although it is not particu- sandwich as one created in 1914 go to great lengths to find or cre- lightly with soft butter or marga- bread-making Diane Sagers flour. Gluten is required for a larly better than wheat flours in to feed Annette Seelos, Charlie ate such a sandwich. Here is one rine and toast on a griddle or grill, that date back CORRESPONDENT well-risen loaf of bread so rye this regards. Chaplin’s hungry leading lady. The recipe — feel free to modify it to turning to brown evenly. before written bread will not produce a well- For the most part, rye flour “Special” included featured meat, your tastes. Make changes and history. Rye Homefront risen loaf without the addition of is selected for the sake of vari- cheese, cole slaw, and Russian you become the chef! Rye Bread is one of the all-purpose or whole-wheat flour. ety. Whether or not it fits your dressing on buttered toasted rye. 2 (.25 ounce) packages active grains often It is also heavier and darker than taste, everyone has heard of the Others claim it started in Omaha Reuben Sandwich dry yeast used to make breads, and the dark most other flours so loaves of “corned beef on rye,” sandwich. Nebraska as Reuben Kulakofsky Rye bread 1/2 cup warm water (110 slices of bread appear as part of rye bread tend to be dense and Arguably, the most famous created it to feed guests at a late- Mayonnaise or Thousand degrees F/45 degrees C) specialty sandwiches today. The heavy. use of rye bread is for Reuben night poker game in 1925. Still Island dressing 1 1/2 cups lukewarm milk unique flavor of rye bread is not Rye flour comes in several sandwiches. Being the originator others attribute it to Fern Snider, Corned beef distinctive due to the flavor of rye forms with medium being the of this sandwich is apparently a a waitress who entered the reci- Sauerkraut SEE RYE ON B8 flour, but rather by the caraway most common at the supermar- coveted title. Looking for the ori- B2 TUESDAY January 3, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

You may register at the Tooele SLCC • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Tooele Center. For more information, call 843- breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle 4350 or Joan Hill 435-224-7610. • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. Internet classes available Enter GHS art competition line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- Tooele City Library presents an Internet Enter Grantsville High School’s tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- class for adults every Thursday at 6 p.m. Visions competition/evaluation, a cul- sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo beginning Jan. 5. This is a one-on-one tural arts recognition program similar • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at class to help answer questions and deal to Reflections. Students submit entries noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. with any problems you may have or just in categories — theater, literature, pho- • Everyday quilting to learn more about the Internet. Sign up tography, dance, visual arts, musical • Jan. 4 — Board meeting 1 p.m. now for your date. For more information, composition, 3-D art and multimedia • Jan. 6 — Open house 1:30-4:30 call the library at 882-2182 or visit the — with the theme “In My Dreams.” Get p.m. to renew old friendships and your library at 128 W. Vine St. entry form from the attendance office membership card for $4 — drawings, Hunter education set or Kelli Lake in the art department. entertainment and food. The next hunter education class is Turn entries in by Jan. 20. For more • Jan. 11 — Blood sugar test 10 a.m. scheduled for Jan. 10, 12, 17-19, range information, call Kim at 884-9224. • Jan. 16 — Center closed for Human 21st from 6-9 p.m. Range times will be Rights Day. Advanced computer class set • Jan. 27 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. announced. State law requires students An advanced computer class will be with entertainment by Rush and Eve to attend all sessions of class. Cost is $6. offered at the Tooele Adult Education Kee. The location is the Tooele County Health Center (76 S. 1000 W.) beginning • Jan. 30 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30, Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. For more Tuesday, Jan. 10, covering Microsoft appointments are necessary, call 884- information, call Gene at 882-4767 or Word, Excel and Power Point. The class 3446. Bryan at 882-6795. will run three weeks on Tuesday and Bridal show coming Wednesday nights from 6-9 p.m. Cost is Tooele seniors The Third Annual Tooele County Bridal $30. To register, call 833-1994. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Show is coming Saturday, Jan. 7, at Tooele Center can be reached at 882-2870. Photoshop class set • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- High School. A free fashion show featur- Tooele Adult Education (76 S. 1000 The Tooele Travelers, a chapter member of the Utah Good Sam’s travel, fun and bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line ing bridal and prom wear modeled by W.) will sponsor a class in what to do fellowship club, raises money every year to donate to those in need. From 2005 dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. THS student government officers will be with your digital camera photos using funds raised, a $400 check was presented to Lori Sandovall for the Tooele food bank • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; presented with local vendors demonstrat- Photo Shop. The class will run Saturday (below) and $200 was given to Lynne Smith for the Children’s Justice Center (above). Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. ing a wide variety of services. For more Presenting the checks were President Lou Jacobson, JoAnn Jacobson and Roy and morning, Jan. 14, 9 a.m. to noon. The • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. information, go to www.tooeleweddings. Linda Snyder. cost will be $10. To register, call 833- to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing com. Prospective vendors may download 1994. a contract. 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics Prepare for GED 1 p.m. The Tooele Adult Education Center, • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- Deseret Peak 76 S. 1000 W., is offering a free evalua- bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood tion for adults desiring to pass the GED. pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. If the two-hour GED evaluation shows • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; din- Open riding arena closed weaknesses, the Center will prepare ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m.; dancing The Deseret Peak Complex indoor you for passing the test. The cost is 6-8 p.m. arena will be closed for open riding $25 and the test can be taken anytime Senior Circle, MWMC through Monday, Jan. 9. Regular open Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 Senior Circle is for those over 50 and riding times will resume on Tuesday, Jan. p.m. and Monday and Thursday nights costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 for a 10. Please see our Website for a complete from 4-8 p.m. High school credit avail- membership form and to RSVP for all calendar for open riding dates and times able. Call 833-1994 for additional infor- activities except exercise and water at www.deseretpeakcomplex.com or call mation. aerobics. us at 843-4000. Take GED • Body Instincts — Meets on Rough stock practice set Tooele District GED Testing Center Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy Deseret Peak Complex and Elkhorn will offer the GED test at the Tooele (29 S. Main). Rodeo Company present Rough Adult Education Center (76 S. 1000 W.) Methodist Sunday School set • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- Stock practice every Monday (through on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 starting at 8 a.m. bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays Grantsville Tooele United Methodist Church March 27) at 7 p.m. at the Deseret Peak To register, call Andrea at 833-1994. 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2. invites you to adult Sunday school at Complex Indoor Arena. • Jan. 4 — Diabetes support group 11 9:30 a.m. Child care will be provided. The fees are: Horses, one for $25 or Open house set a.m. at the health department. A communion and message by guest three for $35; bulls, One for $20. General The Grantsville Senior Center will Seniors • Jan. 6 — Breakfast Buddies at 9 speaker Sam Hoftin will be held at 11 admission is $2. open its doors Jan. 6 from 1:30-4:30 p.m. a.m. at Jim’s Family Restaurant. a.m. Child care and children’s Sunday For more information, contact Wes to renew old friendships and member- • Jan. 11 — Lunch bunch noon at ships. Bring $4 for drawings, entertain- school will be at the same time. Grantsville seniors Clegg at 496-3129 or visit www.deseret- The Grantsville Senior Center can be Denny’s Restaurant. ment and food. peakcomplex.com. LDS Rama de Espanol reunirse called at 884-3446. • Jan. 12-13 — “55 and Alive” driving Council 2006 schedule set La Rama 9 de Tooele comenzara a • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- course 12:30-4:30 p.m. in the MWMC Sports Grantsville City Council holds its regu- reunirse todos los domingos a la 9:30 tions by 8:30 a.m. classrooms. Cost is $10. larly scheduled business meetings on the am en 1000 N. y Broadway. Esta es la • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. first and third Wednesday of each month unica rama en Tooele que ofrece servi- ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Youth basketball starts at 7 p.m. in the city hall council chambers, cios religiosos en español. Todos estan reservations by 8:30 a.m. SEE DOINGS ON B3 Youth basketball classes, ages 3-4 and 429 E. Main St. Meetings are open to the invitados. 5-6, start soon. Cost is $30 for eight public. Special work meetings, in addi- Para mas informacion favor de weeks. Call today and reserve your young tion to those specified, may be scheduled, comunicarse con el Presidente Alex athlete’s spot; classes are limited and fill- as circumstances require. Notice of such Gonzalez al 435-228-0024. ing fast. Call 830-7630 for information. meetings will be published and posted as LDS adult class set required by law. Trapshoot Wednesdays An adult religion class, “Pearl of Reasonable accommodations will be Beginning Jan. 4 at 6 p.m. a new Great Price, Part II,” will be held made to assist the disabled to participate four week trapshooting league will Wednesdays at 7 p.m. beginning Jan. 4 in meetings. Request for assistance may begin, shooting 50 clay pigeons each and ending April 26. The instructor is be made by calling city hall at 884-3411 at Wednesday. Teams are picked by comput- David A. Christensen, former instruc- least three days in advance. er so shooters of all skill levels are need- tor for the U of U Institute. The class ed. You can make up or shoot ahead for Learn hunting rules will be held at the Tooele Institute, 65 times you can’t make it on league night, A Hunter education class is being S. 200 W. Registration will be held the so get some friends together and sign up. offered in Grantsville starting on Jan. 5 first evening of class, and the cost is Remember we’re open on Wednesdays at at 6:30 p.m. Pre registration is recom- $ 21.25. 6 p.m., Saturdays at noon and Sundays at mended, due to limited class size. Each Mountain of Faith times set 10 a.m. For more information call John individual will need full legal name, birth Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church, Miller at 882-2429. date, social security number, phone num- 1784 N. Aaron Dr. has set new worship Join cheerleading ber and address, along with a parent’s times: Sunday school, junior/senior signature. Class dates are Jan. 5, 10, 12, We are looking for girls and boys of high/adult Bible study at 9:30 a.m.; fel- 17 and 19, with the shooting test on Jan. all ages who want to learn basic cheer- lowship from 10:30-11:15 a.m.; worship 21. Cost for the course is $6. Parents leading, stunting, tumbling, and dance in services at 11:15 a.m. are encouraged to attend. Contact Leon January-June 2006. Hadley at 884-6111, Jay Weyland at 884- This group can perform at community 3862 or Lynn Taylor at 884-6503 for fur- Library functions and cheer competitions if we ther information. have enough enrolled. This will be our eighth year teaching cheerleading. The Library story time set cost is $25 per month. Please call Tami Stansbury Tooele City Library presents story Dobbs 843-0199 or Debbie Snow 843-0905 time Wednesdays at 11 a.m. starting to enroll. Jan. 4. We hope to see you there. For Softball tryouts set 2006 Agency meeting schedule set more information, call 882-2182 or visit Turbos accelerated girls fast pitch 12U Meetings of the Stansbury Service the library, 128 W. Vine St. softball team will hold tryouts. Players Agency Board are held on the second and whose birthday is on Jan. 1, 1994, or after fourth Wednesday of each month. Only Scouts are eligible. If interested, call Joe at 882- one meeting is held in November and 0173 or 801-808-0143 for dates and times December. All meetings are held at the of tryouts. Stansbury Park clubhouse at 7 p.m. and are open to the public. The dates for 2006 Cub Scout Leader Roundtable are: Jan. 11 and 25, Feb. 8 and 22, March It’s that time of year again — time Philanthropy 8 and 22, April 12 and 26, May 10 and 24, to start thinking about planning your June 14 and 28, July 12 and 26, Aug. 9 and pack’s Blue and Gold Banquet. 23, Sept. 13 and 27, Oct. 11 and 25, Nov. Your friendly roundtable staff will Foster Care Information Night 8, Dec. 13. present ideas for several different ban- Children in Tooele need you! The Utah quet themes. If you are fresh to the Foster Care Foundation is looking for program or a seasoned veteran, we will families interested in becoming foster/ Churches be looking for you on Thursday, Jan. adoptive families for children in Tooele. 5, 7:30 p.m. at the TJHS chorus room. Free training by child welfare profession- Bring your Blue and Gold committee ANSWERS ON B3 als is offered, as well as ongoing parent Adult religion classes and enjoy a fun, idea-filled time. support groups. You can make a differ- The Grantsville Utah West Stake is ence in the life of a child! The greatest sponsoring an adult religion class — needs are for families willing to care for “The Book of Mormon” — Wednesdays Schools DOINGS POLICY brothers and sisters who need to stay at 7 p.m. Jan. 4 to April 12 at the Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings together and for children over age eight. Granstsville seminary building on Learn AutoCAD Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Cherry St. Instructor Mark Hutchins A Foster Care Information Night will This courseware is designed for the [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. is the principal of the Grantsville semi- be held Monday, Jan. 16, from 6:30-8 p.m. new AutoCAD user who requires com- The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable nary. Registration will be held 30 min- at USU Extension Conference Room, 151 prehensive training in AutoCAD. Classes organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the utes before the start of class. The cost N. Main Street, Tooele. For details call are scheduled to begin Jan. 7 and will advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we is $18.75 for the entire course or $2.50 the Foundation at toll-free (877) 505-5437 be held at the Salt Lake Community can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words per lecture. All adults 18 years of age (KIDS). College Center, 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the and older are invited to attend. desired publication date. TUESDAY January 3, 2005 B3

welcomes new members and scheduled a meeting for Jan. Following the public hearing, everyone. 4, 2006 at 9 a.m. at the Scott the meeting will be closed to • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 M. Matheson Courthouse, 450 allow commission members to S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 South State. The purpose of the begin the process of selecting • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 meeting is to nominate candi- a minimum of five candidates E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 dates to fill a vacancy that will whose names will be forwarded result when Judge Pat Brian to Governor Jon M. Huntsman, retires January 16, 2006. The Jr. to consider for appointment. General beginning of the meeting is open Individuals interested in to the public at which time com- appearing before the com- mission members will take pub- missions should contact the Judicial meeting planned lic comment. The nominating Administrative Office of the The Third District Judicial commissions will not take testi- Courts (801) 578-3800 to request Nominating Commission has mony on individual applicants. an appointment. Are you frustrated

The Tooele Boys & Girls Club thanks the Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Transportation Division, the Elks #1673 and the Pendleton family and friends for the generous contributions to the club’s Sub for Santa with your efforts. The united effort provided Christmas wishes for over 81 kids. Recovery St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Doings Aaron Dr., Tooele. Continued from page B2 Alateen meets Mondays toddler? Dealer’s Choice AA meets Alateen meets Mondays at Dealer’s Choice AA meeting 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church Groups will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at in Overlake. Please come for the United Methodist Church, 78 sharing and caring. Please call E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get 849-1881 for more information. Bypass surgery support directions or information. Kick drug habit The gastric bypass support Castaways AA meetings set A 12 Step Addiction Recovery group offers education to people Castaways Alcoholics Program for addictive/compul- who have had gastric bypass sur- Anonymous meets Monday- sive behavior, run by LDS Social gery or who are interested in the Saturday at Noon and Friday Services in Tooele and Erda, surgery. Please come and meet at 7 p.m. at the St. with us the first Thursday of each Barnabas Center, month at 7 p.m. in the board room 1784 North Aaron Dr., at Mountain West Medical Center. Tooele. (Southwestern For more information, contact looking church by the Shelly at 884-9329. The group is new hospital, first left sponsored by RMAP. off 2000 North). Open, When: Every Thursday night starting January 12 until Alzheimer’s support group mixed, non-smoking, Alzheimer’s caregiver support wheelchair access, February 9, 2006 and education group is open to nursery available anyone caring for someone with Monday-Friday. (No Time: 7:00pm - 8:30 pm Alzheimer’s disease or related children Saturdays). dementia. Learn about this dis- Feeling trapped? Where: Tooele County Health Department - 151 N. Main, ease. Get ideas. Share ideas. If someone’s drink- Discuss experiences with others. ing is affecting your Cost: $15.00 The next meeting will be held life, Alanon can help. Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 2:30 p.m. at Call 882-7756 for infor- the Tooele Senior Citizens Center, mation. Meet Monday, 59 E. Vine. For more information Wednesday and Friday call Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130 or at 6:30 p.m. and Donna at 882-2870 ext.126. Wednesday 10 a.m. at

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(Subtitled) As Time Goes By My Family Roadtrip Nation Roadtrip the victim has a sliver of wood in his (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Eve ’ (CC) Love, Inc. “Amen” Veronica Mars “Green-Eyed Monster” Jerry Springer ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Girlfriends (CC) heart, leading them to a pool hall (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City Daisy-America “Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood” ›› (2002) (PA) Sandra Bullock, Ellen Burstyn. (CC) that was the scene of a violent (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Sinking the Supership” ’ Secrets of the Dead ’ (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy brawl. 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That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Thursday (25) QVC Wednesday Night Gold Statements on Style Cultured Pearl Jewelry: 16th Anniversary Household Helpers The Pet Shop (26) ANPL New Breed Vets “Brothers” (CC) Animal Report Animal Rescue Miami Animal Police New Breed Vets “Brothers” (CC) Animal Report Animal Rescue Miami Animal Police Dancing With the Stars (27) NICK SpongeBob Unfabulous (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) The Cosby Show Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) 7 p.m. on $ ABC (28) FAM “Dr. Dolittle” ›› (1998, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Ossie Davis, Oliver Platt. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Precious in His Sight ’ The smash hit of the summer re- (29) TOON Grim Adventures Codename: Kid Puffy AmiYumi Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Cartoon Cartoons Family Guy (CC) Futurama (CC) Home Movies Samurai Cham. S-CRY-Ed “Holy” Lupin the Third turns to heat up winter in its second (31) CMTV “The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!” (1997) John Schneider, Tom Wopat. Inside Fame “The Dukes of Hazzard” 20 Sexiest Videos of 2005 Dukes of Hazzard Inside Fame “The Dukes of Hazzard” (33) DISN Kim Possible That’s So Raven Sister, Sister ’ Phil of the Future That’s So Raven That’s So Raven “My Date With the President’s Daughter” ›› (1998) Dabney Coleman. (CC) Life With Derek Sister, Sister ’ season. Celebrities not known for (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ “U.S. Marshals” ›› (1998, Suspense) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Sam Gerard gets caught up in another fugitive case. ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Blind Date (CC) their dancing abilities are paired with (38) AMC “Kindergarten Cop” ›› (1990, Comedy) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Premiere. (:15) “For Love or Money” ›› (1993) Michael J. Fox, Gabrielle Anwar. (:15) “Kindergarten Cop” ›› (1990, Comedy) Arnold Schwarzenegger. professional coaches who teach (39) TNT Law & Order “Ego” ’ (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Admissions” ’ “A Perfect Murder” ›› (1998, Suspense) Michael Douglas. (CC) (DVS) “Night Sins” ›› (1997, Drama) Valerie Bertinelli, Harry Hamlin. (CC) them all the right moves for compet- (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) ing against one another on the (43) CNBC The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch dance floor. Last year, actor John (46) LIFE (5:00) “Officer Down” (2005) Cont’d “Black and Blue” ››› (1999, Drama) Mary Stuart Masterson. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Nanny (CC) The Division O’Hurley won in a dance-off with (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto soap star Kelly Monacor. (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) NBA Action (N) Poker Superstars Invitational Will & Grace (52) ESPN Figure Skating: Grand Prix Final Figure Skating Grand Prix Final. From Tokyo. 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Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) singalong production of “The Sound (561) MAX (5:45) “FeardotCom” › (2002) Stephen Dorff. ‘R’ Cont’d “Vanishing Point” ›› (1997) Viggo Mortensen. ’ ‘NR’ “City by the Sea” ››› (2002, Drama) Robert De Niro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Kinsey” ››› (2004) Liam Neeson. of Music” in costume. Her plans go (576) SHOW (5:00) “Last Action Hero” ›› Cont’d (:15) “Control” ›› (2004, Suspense) Ray Liotta, Willem Dafoe. ’ ‘R’ (CC) The LWord “Land Ahoy” (iTV) (CC) (9:55) The LWord “Loud and Proud” “The Gingerbread Man” ›› (1998) awry when she’s saddled with a (591) TMC “The Fighting Temptations” ›› ’ (:15) “The Sweeper” ›› (1996, Drama) C. Thomas Howell. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ “The Job” (2003, Suspense) Daryl Hannah. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Jeepers Creepers 2” ›› (2003) Ray Wise. ’ ‘R’ (CC) group of kids and Will goes to the THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 5, 2006 wrong theater and meets a hand- 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 some stranger. 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Down to Earth › Julius (Terry Crews) finds $200 (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature ’ (CC) (DVS) David Attenborough Package (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy worth of food stamps, which the (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) “The Hot Chick” › (2002) Rob Schneider, Anna Faris. Premiere. ’ (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ family can certainly put to good use (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor “Couples Show” ’ ... if Rachel (Tichina Arnold) can (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Aqua” ’ (CC) Beauty and the Geek ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) bring herself to spend them. She fi- (23) FX Married... With Married... With King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Arizona” Cops “Arizona” nally gets up the nerve but loses it (25) QVC Problem Solvers Oreck. Chinese Jade Jonathan Product Salon Hair Care Dr. Wayne Dyer: The Power when she sees a friend in the store (26) ANPL The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Miami Animal Police “Gators Galore” The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Miami Animal Police “Gators Galore” and ends up paying cash. Chris and (27) NICK SpongeBob Romeo! ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) The Cosby Show Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Greg hit some bumps when they (28) FAM “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” ››› (1971) Gene Wilder. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program work together on a science project in (29) TOON Grim Adventures Codename: Kid Puffy AmiYumi Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Cartoon Cartoons Family Guy (CC) Futurama (CC) Hungerforce Neon Genesis S-CRY-Ed Lupin the Third “Everybody Hates Food Stamps.” (31) CMTV Top 20 Countdown Controversy Brooks & Dunn Live Dukes of Hazzard “Repo Man” Open Cntry CMT Music (33) DISN Kim Possible That’s So Raven Sister, Sister ’ Phil of the Future That’s So Raven That’s So Raven “Air Bud” ›› (1997, Comedy-Drama) Michael Jeter, Kevin Zegers. ‘PG’ Buzz-Maggie Sister, Sister ’ Four Kings (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ MXC ’ MXC ’ MXC ’ World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Game Head Blind Date (CC) 7:30 p.m. on % NBC (38) AMC “A Bridge Too Far” ››› (1977) Dirk Bogarde, Sean Connery. Premiere. An account of a disastrous 1944 Allied military operation. (:45) “The Big Red One” ››› (1980, Adventure) Lee Marvin, Mark Hamill. Premiere. Four lifelong pals become room- (39) TNT NBA Basketball Houston Rockets at Cleveland Cavaliers. (Live) (CC) NBA Basketball Indiana Pacers at Golden State Warriors. From the Arena in Oakland, Calif. (CC) Inside the NBA (CC) mates when one of them inherits his (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) grandmother’s posh New York apart- (43) CNBC The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ›› ’ ’ ment. All are at that awkward age — (46) LIFE (5:00) “Selling Innocence” Cont’d “Speak” (2004, Drama) Kristen Stewart, Michael Angarano. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Nanny (CC) The Division reluctant to put away childish things, (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto (51) FXSPN Monte Carlo Millions Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) The Sports List Boxing Sunday Night Fights. especially now that they have the (52) ESPN (5:00) PGA Golf Mercedes Championships -- First Round. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) Outside-Lines SportsCenter (Live) (CC) freedom to pursue them, but drawn (57) USA Law & Order: Criminal Intent “F.P.S.” “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” ›› (2003, Romance-Comedy) Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey. (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent “F.P.S.” Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ into grown-up situations, responsibil- (71) DISC Sharkbite! Surviving Great White Shark Attack: Predators Great White Attack: ATrue Story American Shark (CC) Sharkbite! Surviving Great White Shark Attack: Predators ities and decisions. They’ll get by (518) ENC “Cocktail” ›› (1988, Drama) Tom Cruise. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (7:50) “Navy SEALS” ›› (1990) Charlie Sheen. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Road House” ›› (1989) Patrick Swayze. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) The Alamo with a little help from their friends. (534) STARZ (5:35) “Executive Decision” ››› (1996) Kurt Russell. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “After the Sunset” ›› (2004) Pierce Brosnan. ‘PG-13’ (:40) On the Set “Dawn of the Dead” ››› (2004) Sarah Polley. ‘R’ (CC) DontBe Seth Green, Shane McRae, Josh (561) MAX “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” ››› (2004) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “GoodFellas” ›››› (1990, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Along Came Polly” ›› (2004) (CC) Cooke and Todd Grinnell star in this (576) SHOW (4:45) “Dolores Claiborne” ‘R’ Cont’d “The Crying Game” ›››› (1992, Suspense) Stephen Rea. iTV. ’ ‘R’ The LWord (iTV) (:45) The LWord Franklin fires Bette. Sleeper Cell “The Faculty” ›› (1998) ‘R’ (CC) new comedy series. (591) TMC (5:15) “Trees Lounge” ››› Cont’d (6:50) “And Now... Ladies and Gentlemen” ›› (2002) Jeremy Irons. ‘PG-13’ “Guarding Tess” ›› (1994, Comedy) Shirley MacLaine. ’ ‘PG-13’ “When Will I Be Loved” ›› (2004) TUESDAY January 3, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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(801)831-0678 Sporting Goods 02 Honda Foreman TRX500FA2 package. 24 hours $259 KING dual-sided (801)264-5665. pillowtop mattress set. CLOSING BUSINESS th pm New! Still in org. pkg. Inventory blow out. HEAVY Bidding ends on Friday, January 6 , 3 (801)831-0678 Selling everything! Swords, custom bow- EQUIPMENT Please call for more information: 5 PIECE solid oak kitch- ies, tactical folders, OPERATOR en table, like new, ask- pocket knives. Call TRAINING FOR Packaging ing $250. 884-1386 now 840-4570 by ap- EMPLOYMENT pointment only. 833-7200 6 PIECE Cherry bed- room set, new in origi- SELLING YOUR moun- Cargill, a world leader in agriculture and industry, is Ext. #250 • Ext. #227 nal pkg. Includes tain bike? Advertise it in seeking to hire qualified persons for Packaging position at Queen mattress set. the classifieds. Call the Timpie Utah Plant. Applicants must be eighteen years 562 N. MAIN ST. • TOOELE Lists $2250. Will sacri- 882-0050 * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. fice $499. (801)831- or older and provide identification for eligibility purposes. All vehicles sold as is. Time will be given to arrange financing. 0678 Lost & Found Bulldozers, Backhoes, Position responsibilities include operation and preventative Loaders, Dump maintenance of various industrial equipment including, BEAUTIFUL BLACK iron Trucks, Graders, canopy bed, new LOST: 6MO old female Scrapers, Excavators auto-packaging, conveyor systems, inspecting machine and w/mattress. Still in box. pitbull, blue & red collar. -National Certification product, daily clean up and others duties assigned. The Must sell $275. Lost December 27. Dog -Financial Assistance ability to lift 50 and 80 pound bags occasionally. Wal-Mart (801)831-0678 white brown. -Job Placement Assistance Applicants must have initiative, be safety conscious, BIG SCREEN TV’s: one Personals 800-383-7364 energetic, have solid communication skills and be very Distribution Center 62” Mitsubishi, just like Associated Training Services dependable. Applicants must be available to work rotating www.atsn-schools.com new, $2400. Also older shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime as required. A Grantsville, UT Philco 40”, 1st $400 takes. 882-5019 or 840- Diabetic Life Center AGENCY EXPANDING! High School diploma/GED is required. Upon an offer of ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: 1494 • Diabetic Education Need Actors, Extras, employment, the successful applicant will be required to Material Handling Positions • Diabetic Pharmacy Models. No exp. $72- pass a company paid medical exam, drug/alcohol test, and CHERRY SLEIGH bed, Specialist $695 day! Member of Unloaders, Orderfillers, Loaders complete with rails. BBB Utah. 801-438- background check. Requires continuous lifting up to 100 lbs. New in boxes. Must sell We bill Medicare 0067 $275. (801)831-0678 for diabetic supplies. Wal-Mart offers competitive hourly wages with a Shifts available: Base rate of pay is $15.90 per hour Tuesday-Friday, 10 hour schedule (1 st and 2 nd shifts) Complete line of Progression Schedule Saturday-Monday 12 hour shift ($1.35 Shift Differential) MEMORY FOAM 10” ($14.71 for 90 day probation) Diabetic Supplies DRIVERS: CDL-A $11.40/HR progresses to $14.40/HR PER HOUR This is your opportunity to join the world’s Queen mattress, con- Teams needed! Drive largest retailer, recognized by Fortune Magazine forms to body, new in Successful applicants will be required to pass a company- for weekday schedules as one of the most admired companies in the 2000 Volvos. Home world. As a member of the Wal-Mart team, you plastic w/warr. High Dave’s Drugs paid medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, will enjoy benefits including Associate weekends, benefits, no- $12.75/HR progresses to $15.75/HR PER HOUR discounts, 401(k), stock purchase plan, profit density 5.31lbs. In- 30 WEST 1st SOUTH touch, dedicated routes. reference, credit and criminal background check. Cargill for weekday schedules sharing, health benefits, career advancement cludes two memory opportunities, and more! Pay scale increased 2 offers a comprehensive benefit package and opportunities foam pillows. Compare 882-0287 cents per mile. HazMat at over $2,699. Sacri- Applications for employment at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville, UT will be required. APL Logistics. for growth. Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. fice for $899. (801)831- accepted at the following Workforce Services locations: Tooele, West Valley City, Downtown, ALCOHOLIC ANONY- 800-442-0450 0678 Metro, Midvale and South County Offices. Or stop by our Distribution Center in Grantsville. MOUS meets daily at Interested candidates should go online at noon and 8pm at 1120 CARPENTER 1+ years SOFA AND Love seat, in jobs.utah.gov to fill out a Cargill Application, then W Utah Ave. Call 882- experience, rough fram- Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. good condition, $200. 7358. ing, Tooele County fax to 435-884-0922 or go to any Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. 843-7830 Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V work. Call 843-1383 Dept. of Workforce Services in your area. B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2006

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HBO, fenced yard, must see, E 670 N. $3700 down, Cell: (435)840-5420 tails. (Mention ucan) preferred. Hiring for 1st achievecs.com ther info. (ucan) 209-4636 cable. Call 882-3235. $975 per month. Call seller financing. week of January. 585 Canyon Rd, 843-1662 TOOELE 3BDRM, 1bth, (801)560-0840 Terri. STANSBURY PARK Please fax resume to WAGSTAFF CON- 1994 NISSAN Pathfind- Tooele. Valley View Wanted $600/mo 615 E Vine St rambler, all brick, (435)843-0600. or bring STRUCTION now hiring er, 3.0L V6, automatic, Motel. EXECUTIVE HOME, 3BDRM, 1BTH garage, 801-598-4881 www.out- 4bdrm, 3bth, 25% fin- to 88 East 700 North experienced framers for 4wd, air conditioning, Grantsville, $1000/mo, patio, shed, corner lot, westreality.com ished basement, easy Suite B, Tooele. local work. (801)557- I WILL pay cash for any leather/ heated seats, ROOM FOR rent, great 6mo lease. Carol with new shingles, partly fur- 4047 junk cars. Scott tow package, cd player, new home, own bath, ReMax 830-0007 care landscape, TOOELE 4BDRM, 1bth, nished, $88,500. 882- (435)830-6189 sunroof, 2-tone silver. jetted tub, w/d, cable, $169,000 410 Country 304 East Vine Street, 6196 Driven daily. $5000. utilities paid. $400. call FOR RENT or sale: Club (435)882-4165 Sell Your Stuff: 882-0050 $725. (801)598-4881 Motorcycles & (435)840-1853 (801)330-8422 3bdrm, 2bth. Must see 4BDRM 2BTH, 2100sqft, Cell: (435)840-5420 www.outwestrealty.com inside! $600/mo, no 2-car garage, central ATVs 95 CHEVY Suburban ROOM FOR rent, spa- pets, no smoking. 882- Mobile Homes TOOELE HOME for sale air, vaulted ceilings, 04 HONDA Shadow 750, 1500, 4x4, looks good, cious home & yard, 8144 or rent, 4bdrm, 1 1/2bth, landscaped yard w/full windshield, two tone runs well, $3500 obo. $350/mo, includes utilit- $900/mo. Call for de- fence & sprinkler sys- Cobra drag pipes, lots 843-0518 ies, washer, dryer, stor- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile tails (801)716-0524. tem, includes of chrome and extras. age, Available January GEOUS new custom home for rent, no smok- The Kirk 280 W Millcreek fridge/freezer & more ing/ pets. 882-1550 Quiet, Quality apartments in a $5995. Call 882-8148 or 98 GMC JIMMY, good 1st. LDS Standards. home, 3bdrm, rent to 435-884-6069 840-1909. condition, new snow own available, starting restored historic structure Call 833-9716 TOWNHOME in Over- Lots & Land tires, 117,000 miles, at $1100/mo. Shawn lake, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, ap- 4BDRM, 2BTH, for sale 1997 HONDA xr-70 $4800. 850-9973 SLEEPING ROOMS 801-706-7485 The Best Places at the Best Prices pliances, patio area, tile by owner, excellent lo- Takegawa 88 cc kit, available, $70 per floors, available Janu- cation, excellent condi- 220 ACRES Southwest Completely Furnished works socks, front week, $10 key deposit, NICE 3BDRM 2bth, new Trucks ary 7th. $750 plus se- tion. $149,000. Please of Eureka, water and springs, white bro’s new first and last week- total carpet and paint. Must Weekly & Monthly Rates curity deposit. Call call 843-0258 power available. tires, $1500. 840-2496 $150 to move in. 46 N see. $975 per month. (435)843-0686 (435)839-3534 1971 FORD F250 Hiboy Broadway. 882-7605 Call 843-1662 FITCH MANSION, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 truck, $1000. Call 843- (435)433-6653 Autos VERY CUTE 4bdrm, 4308sqft hillside bunga- 5727 or 840-4365 if no TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, ROOMY 2BDRM 2bth, 2bth home, in great low overlooking historic STOCKTON BUILDING answer. Truck runs. dishwasher and ac, no Main street Stockton. neighborhood, large Eureka, 19 rooms, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. 1984 BERETTA Camaro, smoking/ pets, No pets, no smoking. back yard, lots of stor- 4.5bths, new roof, Na- Newly constructed runs great, 843-1711 1988 K-5 Blazer, rebuilt $575/mo, $300/dep. 882-2845 age, $900/mo, tional Historic Register, roads. Beautiful lake/ 350, 4” lift, straight Move in special. 882- $130,000 obo. 882- 1986 MERCEDES 300E, STANSBURY PARK $700/dep, 224-5032 or mountain views. Great body, no rust, extra 4998 or (801)592-1452 7094 nice car, new tires, radi- wheels, tires, transfer Homes for rent, from 3, 843-8402 for manufactured or ator and starter. $3995. case. $2000. Call AJ 4, 5, 6bdrm, available custom built homes. Homes for Rent SELLING YOUR HOME? 882-7094. Call Jim 882-5019 or 884-6201 now. Great community Place Your Ad: Advertise it in the clas- 840-1494 w/Golf course, pool and 882-0050 sifieds. Call 882-0050 2000 CHEVROLET 1500 $$WHY RENT when park 843-9883 1989 CHEVROLET Be- X Cab Silverado, auto, you can buy? O down retta, needs some at- air, cruise, 4x4, long programs, not perfect tention, runs good, new bed, 109k, $10,000. credit. Single parent tires, $500 takes. Call MONTHS FREE RENT 884-9067, 840-2255 programs. Call for de- I can help you find a new Jim 882-5019 or 840- tails. Berna or Chris N ow Renting 1494 2000 F150 XLT w/top- per, good condition, 435-840-5029 Group home for the new year. MOVE IN SPECIALS 1994 HONDA Passport. $10,500. Evenings after 1 Real Estate Exclusively for Seniors Nice! V6, 168K cd, 6pm, 843-1902 $1300/MO, 6BDRM, 3 very clean, $3300 obo 1/2bth, close to school, 347 Upland Dr. Pet Friendly 435-760-5912 2001 FORD Excursion furnished office, com- Limited, V8, 7.3L, turbo What a view! Call for details. plete basement, stove, pp SELL YOUR CAR or diesel, 6” lift, 35” BFG fridge w/d included, Beautiful vista’s, boat in the classifieds. all-terrain tires, leather (435)843-0717 541-247-6340 Call 882-0050 interior w/3rd seat, DVD established 10” screen, 55,000 2BDRM 1bth COZY neighborhood. miles. $25,000 obo. home no pets, new car- 882-2892 DWonderful landscape. pet, w/d, water shared, D 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 68 FORD Pickup F250, covered parking, L REFINANCE $625/mo plus $500/dep. L everything brand new, $$ main floor laundry, a available 1-2-06 849- 1175,00075,000 must sell. Asking $1000 O175,000 lot of appeal. or SAVE! 1394 O PURCHASE obo. Call 849-2036 SOLDS 2BDRM 1BTH, carport, S Apartments for $$ GET THE CA$H YOU NEED IN super clean inside, 1123,25023,250 RATES Rent $650/mo, 37 North, 100 TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!! E, Tooele. (801)598- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 8% • Bruised Credit OK 4881, www.outwestrea- ments behind Super ty.com • Stated Income - No Problem Wal-Mart. On select • Unlimited CASH OUT units $99 moves you 2BDRM HOME, Stock- 7% • 100% - 125% Financing in. Some apartments ton, washer, dryer, $$ includes all utilities. 225,0005,000 • Bankruptcy OK fridge, water paid, ga- Swimming pool, hot rage, fenced yard, SSALEALE FFAILEDAILED • Self Employed OK SALE FAILED 117 North Sheridan tub, exercise room, 1.5bth, fireplace, Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured • Credit Improvement Program playground, full club- $575/mo, $300 deposit. ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual 6% • 2nd Mortgages house. 843-4400 Call (435)840-8397 Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population GET ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS HERE AT 2BDRM APARTMENT, 2BDRM, 1BTH, one car influx and demand. CALL NOW to get the BEST RATES! $55/mo plus deposit. garage, shop, fenced 5% 435-833-0740 or visit our website at (435)843-7591 yard, w/d hookups, no PricePrice ReducedReduced www.deseretpeakmtg.com 2BDRM DUPLEX, new smoking/ pets. 843- Price Reduced cabinets, paint and 7320 (801)531-1329 R carpet, a/c, dishwash- E R 3BDRM, $1050/mo, 2 E er, w/d hookups. D car garage fenced yard, D 833-0740 $595/mo. Move in bo- N garden spot lots of stor- N TT nus. 882-0366, 830- UNDERUU C age newer home, 801- C 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 2665 $$ AA $$1140,00040,000 949-4333 or 801-835- R1125,500R25,500 140,000 5592 T 2BDRM, NEW bathroom, 787N EastT 540 North 124 North Sheridan new kitchen floors, new N 3BDRM, 1BTH apart- EastO side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, paint, covered parking, O CONTRACTC Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, ment, $825 month, CFloor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, w/d hookups, storage Master Suite and a beautifully unites, $500/mo, $400 deposit, utilities in- Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. Happy New Year! $500/dep, Jim 850- cluded, central air, w/d 2374 hookups, no pets or smoking. Kim 882-3796 3BDRM 2BTH duplex in NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG Tooele, spacious, 3BDRM, 1BTH, Newly LET’S MOVE clean, must see! w/d remodeled, fenced front hookups, closets, no and backyard, w/d smoking. $630/mo plus Whether you are in the hookups, $700/mo, deposit. (435)830-6994 pets allowed, 801-870- market to buy or ready $$ $$ 3BDRM inTooele- 5208 240 Highland 1111,90011,900 1127,00027,000 2BDRM in Grantsville, Drive to sell...CALL ME! w/d hookups, central 295 East 1st South 3BDRM, 2BTH home, 869 South 690 West ac, covered parking, WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down new flooring, Good This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! pets welcome. Aaron Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry Full Time • Full Service • Full Committment neighborhood, close to 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, (801)450-8432. rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and schools, no smoking. 2 RV parking and Area to build a garage. 3BDRM, NO SMOKING, more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. car garage. 329 Daw- soft water, laundry son Drive, $900/mo, *Each office independently owned and operated. hookups, microwave, GAIL MIKESELL 12/mo lease. 840-5551 Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. dishwasher, storage, Shane cell: 840-5818 fenced, off street park- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile office: 843-8326 ing. 1 indoor pet nego- home for rent, no smok- Bergen tiatable. $640/mo 833- ing/ pets. 882-1550 1244 N. Main Ste 101, Tooele 9393 840- 0344 (cell) Exit Realty Home Team Gateway Professional Center Place Your Ad: 882-0050 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main TUESDAY January 3, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales BEAUTIFUL UTAH! cers. ter Treatment Plant County Recorder of Bidders must tender to with the purchase price. duly appointed Trustee North 89°51'50" East an agreement between LAND Sale-54 acres - b. Storage tank Presented by Paul Han- Tooele County, State of the trustee a $5,000.00 Cash payments are not under a Deed of Trust re- 254.20 feet to the East the trustor and beneficia- $44,900. Uinta Moun- c. Fire Station. sen Utah, on Nov. 22, 1999 deposit at the sale and accepted. A trustee’s corded October 06, line of said Section 12; ry to postpone or cancel tain area. Outdoor lov- 4. Consideration of New 2. 1000 North Discussion as entry #140238 in the balance of the pur- deed will be delivered to 2003, as Instrument No. thence South 00°02'39" the sale. If so cancelled, er's dream! Dramatic Business Licenses. Presented by Paul Han- Book 0598 on page chase price by 12:00 the successful bidder 211479, in Book 895, West along said East line the only recourse of the mountain views, close 5. Consideration of sal- sen 0528, the property there- noon the day following within three business Page 706, of the Official for 811.63 feet to a purchaser is to receive a to conveniences. Sur- ary step increase. 3. Kevin Russell and Lot in mentioned and descri- the sale. The deposit days after receipt of the Records in the office at Tooele County Monu- refund of the money paid rounded by wilderness. 6. T-Mobile 307 at the City’s Com- bed, purported to be lo- must be in the form of a amount bid. the County Recorder of ment marking the East to the trustee. THIS IS Nearby lake and state a. Co-Location Agree- mercial Park cated at 7148 Burmester cashier’s check or bank DATED: December 23, Tooele County, State of Quarter corner of said AN ATTEMPT TO COL- parks. Excellent financ- ment, Robin Presented by Roger Bak- Rd. Grantsville, UT official check payable to 2005. Utah, executed by Section 12; thence con- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- ing. Call UTLR 1-877- 7. Consideration of fund- er 84029 (the undersigned Lundberg & Associates. Scott Lundberg, Trust- Charles M. McKendrick tinuing along the East FORMATION OB- 349-5263. (ucan) ing EMT Classes. Sharon A. Dawson disclaims liability for any The balance must be in ee and Gladys D McKen- line of Section12 South TAINED WILL BE USED 8. Project choice for En- Tooele City Recorder error in the purported ad- the form of a wire trans- 3269 South Main, #100 drick, Husband and Wife 00°02'13" West for FOR THAT PURPOSE. Water Shares hancement program. Pursuant to the Ameri- dress), being more par- fer, cashier’s check, Salt Lake City, UT As Joint Tenants, will sell 1158.58 feet to a point DATED this 29th day 9. Tooele Valley Rural can With Disabilities Act, ticularly described as fol- bank official check (credit 84115 at public auction to high- on the West right of way of December 2005. Planning Organization. – Individuals Needing Spe- lows: union official checks are (801) 263-3400 est bidder, payable in of the San Pedro Los An- Marlon L. Bates, Trust- 10 SHARES Lower Clo- Wayne Butler cial Accommodations LEGAL DESCRIPTION not accepted) or U.S. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. lawful money of the Unit- geles & Salt Lake Rail- ee ver Irrigation water. Will 10. Set public hearings: Should Notify Sharon A. PARCEL 1 BEGINNING Postal money order pay- – 5:00 p.m. ed States at the time of road Company; thence SCALLEY & READING, sell individually. 882- a. Amendment to South Dawson, Tooele City Re- AT THE CENTER OF able to Lundberg & As- L&A Case No. 05-53830 sale. Successful bidders South 27°36' 42" West P.C. 5691 224-4551 Willow Subdivision Lot corder, at 843-2110 prior SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP sociates. If wire transfer Team B/CM must tender a deposit of along the West right of 50 South Main Street, 6a- Robin and Annette to the meeting. TDD 2 SOUTH, RANGE 5 is used, an additional THIS COMMUNICATION $5,000 in certified funds way of said Railroad Suite 950 TWO SHARES Settle- Baird dividing one lot into Phone Number 843-2108 WEST, SALT LAKE $10.00 must be remitted IS AN ATTEMPT TO to the trustee at the time Company for 2089.86 P.O. Box 11429 ment Canyon water two lots. (Published in the Tran- BASE AND MERIDIAN, with the purchase price. COLLECT A DEBT, AND of sale, with the balance feet, to a point on the Salt Lake City, Utah $2,500 obo 435-850- b. Consideration of Pre- script Bulletin January 3, ON THE EAST RIGHT Cash payments are not ANY INFORMATION due by noon the follow- North line of the property 84147-0429 8386 liminary plat for Ken 2006) OF WAY LINE OF accepted. A trustee’s OBTAINED WILL BE ing business day, at the conveyed to Tooele Telephone: (801) 531- Hale, Max Coon, and BURMESTER ROAD; deed will be delivered to USED FOR THAT PUR- office of the Trustee. At County by Deed, record- 7870 Office Space Gary Callister on 17-lot Public Notices AND RUNNING the successful bidder POSE. the west main entrance, ed September 20, 1995, Business Hours: 9:00 subdivision located at Trustee's Sales THENCE EAST 210 within three business (Published in the Tran- north steps to the Tooele as Entry No. 077581, in a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 331 East Pear Street in FEET; THENCE SOUTH days after receipt of the script Bulletin December county District Court, 47 Book 404, at Page 1, of TS# 76000- OFFICE/ BUSINESS R1-21 zone. 210 FEET; THENCE amount bid. 27, 2005, January 3 & S. Main Tooele Utah all Official Records, thence 34340044228021 space, utilities and high NOTICE OF TRUST- c. Consideration of Pre- WEST 210 FEET; DATED: December 16, 10, 2006) right, title and interest North 71°58'54" West EXHIBIT "A" speed internet included, EE'S SALE liminary Plat for Roger THENCE NORTH 210 2005. conveyed to and now along said North line BEGINNING AT A 272 North Broadway. The following described Brockbank on 14-lot sub- FEET TO THE POINT Scott Lundberg, Trust- NOTICE OF TRUST- held by it under said 1164.95 feet; thence POINT WHICH IS 66 (435)882-4949 property will be sold at EE'S SALE division located at ap- public auction to the OF BEGINNING. 5-55- ee Deed of Trust in the North 04°47'29" East for FEET EAST AND 396 proximately 469 S. Hale 11 3269 South Main, #100 The following described property situated in said 3607.63 feet; thence FEET NORTH FROM Buildings highest bidder, payable real property will be sold Street in R1-21 zone. in lawful money of the PARCEL 2 BEGINNING Salt Lake City, UT County and State descri- North 00°06'14" West for THE SOUTHEAST COR- 11. Approval of Bills. 210 FEET SOUTH OF 84115 at public auction to the bed as: Lot 15,block 1241.85 feet' thence NER OF BLOCK 8, United States at the time highest bidder, purchase If you build, remodel or 12. Council information of sale, at the Tooele THE CENTER OF SEC- (801) 263-3400 3,glenwood addition, ac- South 89°41'59" East for PLAT "A", GRANTS- remove buildings you and Updates TION 7, TOWNSHIP 2 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. price payable in lawful cording to the official plat 1519.93 feet to the point VILLE CITY SURVEY, County Courthouse, 47 money of the United can place your classi- 13. Adjourn. South Main, Tooele, UT SOUTH, RANGE 5 – 5:00 p.m. thereof on file and of re- of beginning. THENCE EAST 253.2 fied ad in 45 of Utah's Wendy Palmer WEST, SALT LAKE L&A Case No. 05-53754 States of America at the cord in the Tooele county Less and Excepting any FEET; THENCE SOUTH 84074, on January 18, time of sale, at the north- newspapers for only City Recorder 2006, at 12:00 noon of BASE AND MERIDIAN; Team B/ET recorder's office. The portion lying with County 170.8 FEET; THENCE $155. for 25 words ($5. In compliance with the AND RUNNING THIS COMMUNICATION ern most, of the two west street address and other Roads (Bauer County WEST 110.6 FEET, said day, for the purpose entrances of the Tooele for each additional American with disability of foreclosing a trust THENCE EAST 210 IS AN ATTEMPT TO common designation of Road) as disclosed on THENCE SOUTH 3.94 word). You will reach up act, Grantsville City will FEET; THENCE SOUTH COLLECT A DEBT, AND County Courthouse, the real property descri- survey prepared by FEET, THENCE WEST deed dated October 6, a/k/a the Third Judicial to 340,000 households accommodate reasona- 2003, and executed by 210 FEET; THENCE ANY INFORMATION bed above is purported Thompson-Hysell Engi- 137.25 FEET, THENCE and all you do is call the ble requests to assist the WEST 210 FEET; OBTAINED WILL BE District Court, 47 South to be: 20 Glenwood Ave- neer, dated November NORTH 79.87 FEET, CATHIE BELL, as Trust- Main, Tooele, Utah, on Transcript Bulletin at disabled to participate in or, in favor of MORT- THENCE NORTH 210 USED FOR THAT PUR- nue Tooele UT 84074. 29, 1999. THENCE EAST 139.88 882-0050 for all the de- meetings. FEET TO THE POINT POSE. Monday, January 30, Estimated Total Debt as Tax I.D. # 06-017-0-0017 FEET; THENCE NORTH GAGE ELECTRONIC 2006, at the hour of 9:00 tails. (Mention UCAN (Published in the Tran- REGISTRATION SYS- OF BEGINNING. 5-55- (Published in the Tran- of January 31, 2006 is The current beneficiary 79.87 FEET; THENCE Classified Network) script Bulletin January 3, 12 script Bulletin December a.m. of that day for the $107,892.62. The under- of the trust deed is RT WEST 142.5 FEET; TEMS, INC., as Benefi- purpose of foreclosing a 2006) ciary, which Trust Deed Tax ID No. 5-55-11 and 20 & 27, 2005 and signed Trustee disclaims Funding, L.L.C. and the THENCE NORTH 15 Public Notices 5-55-12 January 3, 2006) deed of trust executed by any liability for any incor- record owners of the FEET TO THE POINT PUBLIC NOTICE was recorded on October James H. Wilkes II and Meetings 8, 2003, as Entry No. Situated in Tooele Coun- rectness of the street ad- property as of the record- OF BEGINNING. COM- Notice is hereby given ty, State of Utah NOTICE OF TRUST- Jennifer Wilkes in favor dress and other common ing of the notice of de- BINING PARCELS 1-52- that the Tooele City 211591, in Book 896, at EE'S SALE of Long Beach Mortgage NOTICE OF PUBLIC Page 233, in the Official Purchase price payable designation, if any, fault is Cyrus Land In- 2 AND 1-52-3. HEARING ON PRO- Council will meet in a at the time and place of The following described Company, covering real shown herein. Said sale vestment L.L.C. MORE CORRECTLY Closed Business Meet- Records of Tooele Coun- property will be sold at property located at ap- POSAL TO AMEND ty, State of Utah covering sale in lawful money of will be made without cov- The successful bidder KNOWN AS: THE TOWN OF RUSH ing on Wednesday, Jan- the United States. The public auction to the proximately 333 West enant or warranty, ex- must make a deposit of PARCEL 1 uary 4, 2006 at the hour real property purportedly highest bidder at the Candellaria Drive, VALLEY'S ZONING located at 134 Crystal sale will be made with press or implied, regard- $5000.00 in certified COMMENCING AT A REGULATIONS of 6:30 P.M. The meet- out covenant or warranty West Main Entrance, Tooele, Tooele County, ing title, possession, con- funds at the time of sale, POINT WHICH IS 66 ing will be held at the Bay, Stansbury Park, Ut North Steps, Tooele Utah, and more particu- Pursuant to Section 10- 84074 in Tooele County, regarding title, posses- dition or encumbrances, with the balance to be FEET EAST AND 221.25 9a-502 of the Utah Code, Tooele City Hall Large sion or encumbrances, County Courthouse, 47 larly described as: including fees, charges paid to the trustee in cer- FEET NORTH OF THE Conference Room locat- Utah, and more particu- South Main Street, LOT 273, OVERLAKE Notice is hereby given larly described as: for the purpose of paying and expenses of the tified funds within 24 SOUTHEAST CORNER that the Town Council of ed at 90 North Main the obligation secured by Tooele, Utah, on January ESTATES PHASE 1C Trustee and of the trusts (Twenty Four) hours OF BLOCK 8, PLAT "A", Street, Tooele, Utah LOT 134, REFLEC- 26, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of SUBDIVISION, AC- the Town of Rush Valley, TIONS AT STANSBURY such Trust Deed, includ- created by said Deed of thereafter. Failure of the GRANTSVILLE CITY will hold a public hearing 1. Discuss Personnel Is- ing fees, charges and ex- said day, for the purpose CORDING TO THE OF- Trust, to pay the remain- successful bidder to SURVEY, GRANTS- sues PARK - PHASE I, of foreclosing a trust FICIAL PLAT THEREOF on January 25, 2006 at AMENDMENT NO. 1, penses of the Trustee, ing principal sums of the close shall cause forfei- VILLE CITY; AND RUN- 7:00 p.m. at the Rush 2. Discuss Pending Liti- and sums, if any, ex- deed originally executed AS RECORDED IN THE note(s) secured by said ture of funds as provided NING THENCE NORTH gation ACCORDING TO THE on January 30, 2003 by OFFICE OF THE Valley Town Hall, Rush OFFICIAL PLAT pended under its terms Deed of Trust. The cur- in the statutes of the 79.87 FEET; THENCE Valley Utah, upon a rec- Sharon A. Dawson thereof, and interest Douglas M. Payne, as TOOELE COUNTY RE- rent beneficiary of the State of Utah governing EAST 139.88 FEET; Tooele City Recorder THEREOF, AS RE- trustor, in favor of Tooele CORDER. 12-057-0- ommendation of the CORDED IN THE OF- thereon. Trust Deed as of the trust deed foreclosure THENCE SOUTH 4 DE- Rush Valley Planning Pursuant to the Ameri- Successful bidder must Federal Credit Union, 0273 date of this notice is: sales. GREES WEST 79.87 can With Disabilities Act, FICE OF THE TOOELE covering the following re- The current beneficiary Commission to make re- COUNTY RECORDER. be prepared to tender a Mortgage Electronic The purported address of FEET; THENCE WEST visions to the use regula- Individuals Needing Spe- cashier's check for al property purported to of the trust deed is Wa- Registration Systems, the subject property is 137.25 FEET TO THE cial Accommodations TOGETHER WITH AN be located in Tooele chovia Bank, N.A. (for- tions of Chapter 11 (Ta- EASEMENT OF USE $5,000.00 at the time of Inc. The record owner of Undeveloped land sit- POINT OF THE BEGIN- ble 11.1) of the of the Should Notify Sharon A. sale, and a cashier's County at 466 North 250 merly known as First Un- the property as of the re- uate in Tooele, Utah but NING. Dawson, Tooele City Re- AND ENJOYMENT IN West, Tooele, UT 84074 ion National Bank), as Rush Valley Land Use AND TO THE COMMON check for the full amount cording of the Notice of the Trustee makes no BEING SITUATE IN Management and Devel- corder, at 843-2110 prior within twenty-four (24) (the undersigned dis- Trustee for Long Beach Default is/are: Charles representation or warran- SECTION 31, TOWN- to the meeting. TDD AREAS AND FACILI- claims liability for any er- Mortgage Loan Trust opment Code as it re- TIES, INCLUDING BUT hours after the sale. M. McKendrick & Gladys ty as to validity of such SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE lates to permitted, condi- Phone Number 843-2108 Dated Dec. 29, 2005 ror in the address), and 2001-4, and the record D. McKendick. Dated: address. 5 WEST, SALT LAKE (Published in the Tran- NOT LIMITED TO more particularly descri- owners of the property tional and non-permitted ROADWAYS AND AC- Edwin B. Parry December 31, 2005. DATED this 15th day of BASE AND MERIDIAN. uses in the A-40, A-10 script Bulletin January 3, P.O. Box 1387, Bounti- bed as: as of the recording of the Law offices Of Woodall December, 2005. PARCEL 2 2006) CESS WAYS APPUR- Commencing at the notice of default are and RR-5 zoning districts TENANT TO SAID LOT, ful, Utah 84010 & Wassermann 10653 Trustee: BEGINNING AT A of the Town of Rush Val- (801)397-2660 Southwest corner of Lot James H. Wilkes II and River Front Parkway, /S/ POINT WHICH IS 66 PUBLIC NOTICE AS PROVIDED FOR IN ley. (Published in the Tran- 3, Block 50, Plat "A", Jennifer Wilkes. The Suite 290 South Jordan Roy B. Moore, Attorney FEET EAST AND 396 Notice is hereby given THE DECLARATION OF A copy of the existing script Bulletin January 3, Tooele City Survey, and trustee's sale of the UT 84095 (801) 254- at Law, Trustee FEET NORTH FROM that the Tooele City REFLECTIONS AT zoning regulations and 10 & 17, 2006) running thence East 10 aforedescribed real prop- 9450 (800) 245-1886 Phone: (801)-269-9299 THE SOUTHEAST COR- Council will meet in a STANSBURY PARK - the proposed amend- rods; thence North 5 erty will be made without (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 Fax: (801)-269-9303 NER OF BLOCK 8, Business Meeting on PHASE I. ments may be reviewed NOTICE OF TRUST- rods; thence West 10 warranty as to title, pos- A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signa- email PLAT "A", GRANTS- Wednesday, January 4, Tax ID: 14-023-0-0134 by contacting Joyce EE'S SALE rods; thence South 5 session, or encumbran- ture/by: James H. rmoore@rbmoore VILLE CITY SURVEY, 2006 at the hour of 7:00 The current Beneficiary McAtee at 1200 West The following described rods to the point of be- ces. Bidders must be Woodall, Trustee R- law.com GRANTSVILLE CITY; P.M. The meeting will be of the trust deed is Highway 199, Rush Val- property will be sold at ginning. Together with a prepared to tender 124334 Please make all inquiries AND RUNNING held at the Tooele City MORTGAGE ELEC- ley, Utah 84069 (Tel: public auction to the right of way over the fol- $5,000.00 in certified (Published in the Tran- as to the above sale to THENCE EAST 253.1 Hall Council Room locat- TRONIC REGISTRA- 837-2229) prior to the highest bidder at the lowing described proper- funds at the sale and the script Bulletin January 3, the above named Trust- FEET; THENCE SOUTH ed at 90 North Main TION SYSTEMS, INC., hearing. West Main Entrance, ty for installation and balance of the purchase 10 & 17, 2006) ee 170.8 FEET; THENCE Street, Tooele, Utah and the record owner of Interested persons are North Steps, Tooele maintenance of a sewer price in certified funds by (Published in the Tran- WEST 110.6 FEET; 1. Pledge of Allegiance the property as of the re- NOTICE OF TRUST- invited to attend and give County Courthouse, 47 line: Beginning at a point 10:00 a.m. the following script Bulletin December THENCE NORTH 155.8 2. Student Recognition cording of the Notice of EE'S SALE comment on this propos- South Main Street, 5 rods North and 10 rods business day. The trust- 20 & 27, 2005 and Janu- FEET; THENCE WEST Awards Default is CATHIE BELL. The following described al. Tooele, Utah, on January East of the Southwest ee reserves the right to ary 3, 2006) 142.5 FEET; THENCE 3. Official Swearing In of Bidders must tender to property will be sold at Dated this 3rd day of 19, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of corner of Lot 3, Block 50, cancel the foreclosure af- NORTH 15 FEET TO New City Council Mem- the trustee a $5,000.00 public auction to the January, 2006. said day, for the purpose Plat "A", Tooele City Sur- ter the sale based upon NOTICE OF TRUST- THE POINT OF BEGIN- bers deposit at the sale and highest bidder, payable BY ORDER OF THE of foreclosing a trust vey, Tooele City; and ex- information unknown to EE'S SALE NING. Presented by Sharon the balance of the pur- in lawful money of the RUSH VALLEY TOWN deed originally executed tending thence South 10 the trustee at the time of The following described (Published in the Tran- Dawson chase price by 2:00 p.m. United States at the time COUNCIL on February 24, 2003 by feet; thence East 10 rods the sale, such as a bank- real property will be sold script Bulletin January 3, 4. Special Presentation the day following the of the said sale. Said BY JOYCE MCATEE Justin R. Lee and Mi- more or less, to the West ruptcy filing or an agree- at public auction to the 10 & 17, 2006) Presented by Mike John- sale. Both the deposit sale shall be held at: TOWN RECORDER chelle L. Lee, as trustors, line of Second West ment between the trustor highest bidder, purchase son and the balance must be Tooele County Court- (Published in the Tran- in favor of National City Street; thence North 10 and beneficiary to post- price payable in lawful 5. Open Forum For Pub- paid to Lincoln Title In- house, 47 South Main Public Notices script Bulletin January 3, Mortgage Co. dba Com- feet; thence West 10 pone or cancel the sale. money of the United lic Comment surance Agency in the Street, Tooele, Tooele 2006) monwealth United Mort- rods more or less, to the If so cancelled, the only States of America at the Miscellaneous 6. Resolution 2006-02 A form of a wire transfer, gage Company, covering point of beginning. recourse of the purchas- County, State of Utah on time of sale, at the north- Service Agency Meet- Resolution of the Tooele cashier’s check or certi- the following real proper- Together with all the im- er is to receive a refund January 17, 2006, at ern most, of the two west NOTICE OF AUCTION ing Schedule 2006 City Council Appointing fied funds. Cash pay- ty purported to be locat- provements now or here- of the money paid to the 12:00 Noon of said day entrances of the Tooele Date of Sale: Saturday, Meetings of the Stans- Sharon Dawson as City ments, personal checks ed in Tooele County at after erected on the trustee. THIS IS AN AT- for the purpose of fore- County Courthouse, January 14, 2006 Time: bury Service Agency Recorder for a Term of or trust checks are not 866 North Broadway property, and all ease- TEMPT TO COLLECT A closing a Trust Deed a/k/a the Third Judicial 10:00am Board are held on the Two Years accepted. Avenue, Tooele, UT ments, appurtenances, DEBT. ANY INFORMA- wherein Cyrus Land In- District Court, 47 South Beehive Storage, 1498 N second and fourth Wed- Presented by Patrick DATED: December 13, 84074 (the undersigned and fixtures now or here- TION OBTAINED WILL vestment L.L.C. is the Main, Tooele, Utah, on Main, Tooele. nesday of the month. Dunlavy 2005. disclaims liability for any after a part of the proper- BE USED FOR THAT Trustor, RT Funding, Monday, January 30, This notice of auction is Only one meeting is held 7. Ordinance 2006-01 An LINCOLN TITLE INSUR- error in the address), and ty. PURPOSE. L.L.C. is the original Ben- 2006, at the hour of 9:00 being given pursuant to in November and De- Ordinance of the Tooele ANCE AGENCY more particularly descri- The current beneficiary DATED this 29th day eficiary, and Roy B. a.m. of that day for the 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code cember. All meetings City Council Amending by: bed as: of the trust deed is PHH of December, 2005. Moore, Attorney at Law purpose of foreclosing a Annotated. are held at the Stansbury Tooele City Code Chap- Debra J. Hohosh Lot 206, TOOELE ES- Mortgage Corporation Marlon L. Bates, Trust- Trustee. Said Trust deed of trust executed by UNIT #189 Amy Alvarez, Park clubhouse at 7:00 ter 2-6, Regarding the its: Vice President TATES PHASE 2, ac- and the record owner of ee Deed was filed for record Glenn Carr and Jeanette PO Box 520643, Salt p.m. and are open to the Employee Grievance Ap- Telephone: (801) 476- cording to the official plat the property as of the re- SCALLEY & READING, in the office of the Coun- Carr in favor of Residen- Lake City. Desk, 5 bikes, public. peal Board 0303 thereof, on file and of re- cording of the notice of P.C. ty Recorder of Tooele tial Mortgage & Invest- table, misc. items & box- January 11, 2006 Presented by Kami Per- web site: smith- cord in the County Re- default is Douglas M. 50 South Main Street, County, State of Utah, on ment, Inc., covering real es. January 25, 2006 kins and Roger Baker knowles.com corder's Office. Payne. Suite 950 December 3, 2003, as property located at ap- UNIT #212B, Ricky February 8, 2006 8. Ordinance 2006-02 An SK File No. 05-1068 Together With and sub- The sale is subject to a P.O. Box 11429 Entry No. 215083 in proximately 38 North Smith, 277 West Hamil- February 22, 2006 Ordinance of the Tooele (Published in the Tran- ject to Easements, Re- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Salt Lake City, Utah Book/Page 909/263, of Hale Street, Grantsville, ton Ave, El Centro, CA. March 8, 2006 City Council Amending script Bulletin December strictions, Boundary or off, a reinstatement or 84147-0429 the Official Records, and Tooele County, Utah, Entertainment Center, March 22, 2006 Certain Appeal Proce- 20, 27, 2005 & January Fence Line Agreements, any other condition of Telephone: (801) 531- modified by a Loan Modi- and more particularly de- misc. furniture, house- April 12, 2006 dures of Tooele City 3, 2006) and Rights of Way of Re- which the trustee is not 7870 fication Agreement dated scribed as: hold items & boxes & April 26, 2006 Code, and Allowing for March 3, 2005 and re- junk. NOTICE OF TRUST- cord. aware that would cause Business Hours: 9:00 SEE ATTACHED EX- May 10, 2006 Civil Abatement Citations corded in the office of the UNIT #166 Kathryn Mar- EE'S SALE Together with all the im- the cancellation of the a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HIBIT "A" May 24, 2006 to be Served by Mail Tooele County Recorder tinez/ Anthony Lopez, Notice is hereby given provements now or here- sale. If any such condi- TS# 76000- The current beneficiary June 14, 2006 Presented by Roger Bak- as Entry No. 236996, 5935 Genoa Lane, that on the 1st day of after erected on the tion exists, the sale shall 40740044314987 of the trust deed is First June 28, 2006 er Book/Page 1007/0481. Stansbury Park, 2 fridg- Feb, 2006, at the hour of property, and all ease- be void, the successful (Published in the Tran- Union National Bank, a July 12, 2006 9. Ordinance 2006-03 An The real property, the es, dryer, stove, china 3:00 pm on the front ments, appurtenances, bidder’s funds returned script Bulletin January 3, national banking associ- July 26, 2006 Ordinance of the Tooele subject of said Deed of cabinet, table, misc. fur- steps of the Courthouse and fixtures now or here- and the trustee and cur- 10 & 17, 2006) ation, as Trustee for August 9, 2006 City Council Establishing Trust, is situated in niture, household items located at 47 No. Main after a part of the proper- rent beneficiary shall not Long Beach mortgage August 23, 2006 the Dates, Time and NOTICE OF TRUST- Tooele County, State of & boxes. St. Tooele, Utah the un- ty. be liable to the success- Loan Trust 2001-4, and September 13, 2006 Place of its Public Meet- EE’S SALE Utah, and more particu- UNIT #101 Sherry Tay- dersigned, Edwin B. Par- The current beneficiary ful bidder for any dam- the record owners of the September 27, 2006 ings APN: 08-051-0-0049 larly described as fol- lor, 365 N. 100 W, ry, Attorney at Law, of the trust deed is Na- age. property as of the record- October 11, 2006 Presented by Sharon Trust No. 1078480-07 lows: Tooele. Misc. items & Trustee, acting pursuant tional City Mortgage Co. Bidders must tender to ing of the notice of de- October 25, 2006 Dawson Ref: Charles M Mcken- Commencing at a found boxes. to the power of sale con- and the record owners of the trustee a $5,000.00 fault are Glenn Carr and November 8, 2006 10. Resolution 2006-01 drick TRA: Loan No. monument marking the UNIT #66 Emily Azibil, ferred in that Trust Deed the property as of the re- deposit at the sale and Jeanette Carr. The trust- December 13, 2006 A Resolution of the 0436692594. IMPOR- Northeast corner of Sec- 1309 E Pine Canyon, originally executed by cording of the notice of the balance of the pur- ee's sale of the aforede- (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Council Ap- TANT NOTICE TO tion 12, Township 4 Tooele. BBQ, bedroom Herbert Y. Begay and default are Justin R. Lee chase price by 12:00 scribed real property will script Bulletin January 3 pointing Members to the PROPERTY OWNER: South, Range 5 West, furniture, misc. items. Bertha A. Begay, Trust- and Michelle L. Lee. noon the day following be made without warran- & 5, 2006) Administrative Control YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Salt Lake Base and Meri- UNIT #59 Kensley Marti- ors, with Utah Mortgage The sale is subject to a the sale. The deposit ty as to title, possession, Board for the North UNDER A DEED OF dian; thence South nez, 123 Brett St.. Emer- PUBLIC NOTICE Center as the original bankruptcy filing, a pay- must be in the form of a or encumbrances. Bid- Tooele City Special TRUST, DATED Sep- 89°37'13" West along the ald Lake, Davenport, FL. Grantsville City Council beneficiary, the current off, a reinstatement or cashier’s check or bank ders must be prepared to Service District tember 30, 2003. UN- North line of said Section TV, old vending soda will hold its regular meet- beneficiary of the trust any other condition of official check payable to tender $5,000.00 in certi- Presented by Mike John- LESS YOU TAKE AC- 12 for 263.23 feet; machine, misc. items & ing Wednesday, January deed is Goorman Family which the trustee is not Lundberg & Associates. fied funds at the sale and son TION TO PROTECT thence South 00°22'47" boxes. 4, 2006. The meeting to Trust and the record aware that would cause The balance must be in the balance of the pur- 11. Minutes YOUR PROPERTY, IT East perpendicular to UNIT #45 Charles Pager, be held at 429 E. Main, owners of the property the cancellation of the the form of a wire trans- chase price in certified December 7, 2005 MAY BE SOLD AT A said section line for 39 W. 1930 N, Tooele. Grantsville, UT 84029 as of the recording of the sale. If any such condi- fer, cashier’s check, funds by 10:00 a.m. the 12. Invoices PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 455.24 feet to a found re- Ladder, 2 bikes, misc. beginning at 7:00 p.m. notice of default are Her- tion exists, the sale shall bank official check (credit following business day. Presented by Sharon NEED AN EXPLANA- bar with aluminum cap items & boxes. AGENDA bert Y. Begay and Bertha be void, the successful union official checks are The trustee reserves the Dawson TION OF THIS PRO- marked Prop. Cor. L.S. (Published in the Tran- 1. Approval of Minutes. A. Begay, will sell at pub- bidder’s funds returned not accepted) or U.S. right to cancel the fore- 13. Mayor’s Report CEEDING, YOU 5173 said point also be- script Bulletin December 2. Appointments of City lic auction to the highest and the trustee and cur- Postal money order pay- closure after the sale 14. Adjourn to Discus- SHOULD CONTACT A ing the Point of begin- 27, 2005 & January 3, Recorder and City Treas- bidder the interest con- rent beneficiary shall not able to Lundberg & As- based upon information sion Items LAWYER. On January ning; thence South 2006) urer. veyed to the Trustee in be liable to the success- sociates. If wire transfer unknown to the trustee at 15. Discussion Items: 31, 2006, at 4:30pm, 00°11'34" East for 3. Fire Dept: that Trust Deed filed for ful bidder for any dam- is used, an additional the time of the sale, such 1. Progress on Wastewa- James H. Woodall, as 1367.81 feet; thence a. Approval of new offi- record in the office of the age. $10.00 must be remitted as a bankruptcy filing or B8 TUESDAY January 3, 2006

pickup. Officers pulled Garcia over 2005 and cited him with DUI, open con- They call it a miracle continued from page B1 tainer and failure to obey a traffic stop and booked into the Tooele water,” said Brian Beebe, who did County Jail. But, the fun wasn’t all the work reeling in the monster. over — another man apparently wanted to join in. Lt. Newkirk spot- ted Chet Demill, 41, Tooele, trying Drunk drivers to turn onto Main Street. Newkirks pose parade threat approached Demill’s vehicle. Demill Last July’s Pioneer Day evening stopped and then put his car in parade down Tooele’s Main Street reverse dragging Newkirk, who had could have turned into a total disas- become hooked on the mirror and ter when two intoxicated drivers in door, with him 30 feet. Newkirk two separate vehicles apparently clung tightly to the mirror and man- decided they wanted to be part aged to remain on his feet and so of the celebration. Just minutes sustained no major injuries. after children dressed in “Mormon” “I would have called for backup pioneer garb started walking down from other officers,” Newkirk said Main Street for the parade, George with a wry smile, “but my radio had Garcia, 72, Stockton, started to fallen inside Demill’s vehicle. weave around the participants and Finally getting untangled from spectators in his red and white the mirror, Newkirk got back inside his vehicle and a short chase ensued reaching speeds of 65 mph before Demill crashed into a mobile home. Luckily the chase did not go down Main Street where the children’s parade was still en route. Demill suffered minor injuries and was transported by ground ambulance to Mountain West Medical Center in Tooele. He was treated for minor injuries, released, and then booked into jail. Demill was cited for three felony charges, including two counts of aggravat- ed assault against a police officer and one count of evading a police 493 W. 400 N., Tooele officer. Demill was further cited with DUI and driving on a revoked 882-4800 license. B8www.mohlmanlaw.com TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 3, 2006

Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous photography / Troy Boman NOTICE OF PUBLIC concerns are welsome. 14-year-old Erda resident Kevin Coulter holds the medical image showing just how far the blade from the small Leatherman knife went into his skull in November. Kevin HEARING FOR Copies of the porposed: did not suffer any brain or permanent physical damage and has fully recovered. GRANTSVILLE CITY - Culinary Water and TO RECEIVE COM- Wastewater Impact fee MENT AND INPUT RE- Oridnance, Siren blares false message; from Rush Valley to school in tured in Architectural Digest, Elle As it turns out, the bell ringers LATED TO:1) CULINA- - Culinary Water and county blames lightning Stevenson’s car to save on fuel Décor, and Metropolitan Home, were legitimate. Their coordinator RY WATER AND Wastewater Impact fee Some- costs. “Melissa has a big SUV, so worked with the couple to refur- didn’t contact anyone in Tooele to (Published in the Tran- Tooele County officials were WASTEWATER IM- we never take her car,” Stevenson bish their bathroom. notify them because he thought PACT FEES, AND ii) script Bulletin January 3 thing glad a few residents paid attention they “weren’t active.” CULINARY WATER & 10, 2006) On Your last August to an emergency mes- said. AND WASTEWATER sage from one of its sirens at West “The price of gas is outrageous. West Valley bell ringers CAPITAL FACILITIES PUBLIC NOTICE LOU'S RV SERVICE Mind? Elementary School in Tooele. At It takes $40 to fill up my car and I spark ruckus in Tooele Teen survives bizarre PLANS. have to fill up every other day,” the Grantsville city will hold a AND REPAIR, has filed a least some people are listening! The Christmas cheer turned tempo- knife-in-head accident public hearing on Janu- Mechanic's Lien on 1991 junior said. “We’ve been planning CHEVROLET K3500 obedient residents heard the mes- rarily ugly in late November. Fearing During ‘the season of magic and ary 18, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. sage to evacuate their homes and to do this for a long time. Neither outright fraud, police confronted wonderment’ the magnificence of in the city offices located TRUCK with vin #2GCHK39N3M1122634 Write a promptly did their part. However, of us had to work after school ... so some Salvation Army bell ringers heavenly intervention came a little at 429 e. Main Street, it was a good day to do it,” Evans Grantsville UT 84029. . If not contacted and the siren was acting on its own and outside Wal-Mart and Albertsons. early for an Erda family. It was The purpose of the Pub- claimed by JANUARY letter proclaimed the wrong message. It said. Confused crowds demanded their Nov. 8, 2005 when Bryan and Kim lic Hearing is to receive 23rd, 2006, the above mentioned vehicle will be to the was meant to be a firefighter alert. money back, but as it turns out, the Coulter’s 14-year-old son, Kevin, input and consider ap- Wade Mathews, Tooele County proval and adoptionof sold. Sale may be sub- Tooele bathroom goes volunteers really were collecting was with a group of Boy Scouts the poropsed Ordinance ject to the interest of a Editor! Emergency Management public from ugliest to fit for king money for the charity. from Erda. During a service proj- amending the Culinary lien holder. Lou's RV information officer, said a tech- Tina Curwen, Salvation Army ect, a freak accident resulted in a Service and Repair 1100 When Janell and Angelo Water and Wastwater nician discovered a lightning bolt coordinator for Tooele County, knife implanted in Kevin’s forehead. Impact Fees and the North 750 East Tooele, Madonna went looking for a home Utah 84074 (435) 882- had struck the school grounds near was shocked to see volunteers out Leaders contacted his mother and Resolution amedning the P.O. Box 390 in Tooele they were impressed with Culinary Water Waste- 2676. QUICK TITLE the siren. The technician suspects one residence. It was in a great and about in front of Tooele stores rushed him to the hospital. A CT PROCESSING by WA- Tooele, UT 84074 water Capital Facilities the lightning strike damaged the neighborhood, had a beautiful floor since she hadn’t yet arranged for scan of Kevin’s head revealed the Plan for Grantsville City. SATCH TITLE RE- siren’s circuitry, which resulted the bell ringing to begin. knife had penetrated his sinus cavi- All interested persons SEARCH (801)484-8537 to ceiling rock fireplace, charm- (Published in the Tran- in the faulty message. According The confusion deepened when ty and lodged in his brain. After sur- shall be give the opportu- TOOELE RANSCRIPT ing sliding wood doors leading to script Bulletin January 3, T to information from the county, police got involved. “They had geons removed the knife success- nity to he heard. Written BULLETIN the patio and an established yard. 2006) sheriff’s dispatchers activated the cards but they were obviously cards fully they told the relieved parents There was just one problem — the sirens located in Tooele City with made on a computer,” Curwen said. that the knife had been a mere two custom built bathtub. It was big. the firefighter alert. Residents liv- “Not real Salvation Army cards.” millimeters from a major blood ves- It was brown. It was covered with ing near West Elementary instead As the suspicions hung in the air, a sel. Despite the near-death encoun- tiny tiles. In short it was ugly. heard instructions to evacuate west crowd gathered and drew its own ter, Coulter was released from the “It wasn’t something you saw toward Dugway. conclusions. “All the people around hospital four days following the everyday,” Janell Madonna said. The emergency managers used a were mortified that it was a fraud,” successful operation alive and well. They bought the house any- live voice capability on the errant Curwen said. The family calls it a miracle. way, and “took a lot of ribbing,” siren to send out a new message because of the tub. But the big, letting residents know they didn’t brown bathtub proved to be an Truly the ugliest of them all need to evacuate. The live voice message said: “The previous siren unexpected bonus when they won message was a false alarm. Please American Standard’s Fourth Annual disregard.” “America’s Ugliest Bathroom Contest.” Their bathroom was selected STUDENT Students use horse power from more than 6,000 ugly bath- to fight gas hikes room entries sent in from all 50 Drivetime was longer, but the states. ORIENTATION! cost much lower. To protest esca- “I never win anything,” Janell lating gas prices last September Madonna said. But when she a pair of Tooele High students received the call telling her the jumped on their horses and rode bathroom, and her essay about it, to school instead of driving. One had won first place, “I was elated.” of the horses also carried a banner: The dubious honor of “America’s “Buy hay — not gas.” Ugliest Bathroom,” came with a “We did it to protest the price of complete room remodel. American gas,” said Mellissa Evans, a senior Standard donated plumbing fix- at THS. tures, a decorator and $20,000 to The big, brown ugly bathtub helped Janell and Angelo Madonna of Evans and her friend Chapa pay for expenses. Designer Barb Tooele win the America’s Ugliest Bathroom Contest. The contest drew Stevenson, a junior, usually ride Schmidt, whose work has been fea- 6,000 ugly bathroom contenders from 50 states.

Punch down dough and divide WEDDINGS to form two round loaves. Let Rye loaves rise on a greased baking Nelson/Fitzgerald continued from page B1 sheet until double, about 1 1/2 hours. New USU students please Evan Nelson and Candace 2 tablespoons white sugar Preheat oven to 375 degrees F Fitzgerald will be married 1 teaspoon salt (190 degrees C). Bake for 30 to 35 mark your calendar for Thursday Jan. 5, 2006, in the Salt 1/2 cup molasses minutes. 2 tablespoons butter Lake Temple. Evan is the son th pm pm of Merrill and Karen Nelson of Wed, Jan. 4 , 6 - 8 3 1/4 cups rye flour Caraway Rye Bread (For 2 1/2 cups bread flour Grantsville. Parents of the bride bread Machine) are Griff and Carrie Fitzgerald Staff, faculty and student representatives will 1 1/4 cups water of Rexburg, Idaho. Dissolve yeast in warm water. 1 tablespoon butter, softened Please join us for a recep- cover various areas of concern like Financial Aid, In a large bowl, combine milk, 2 1/2 cups white bread flour tion in their honor that evening what degrees are offered at the campus, where to sugar and salt. Use a mixer to 3/4 cup rye flour at the South Willow Chapel in beat in molasses, butter, yeast get textbooks and “how do I go to class?” 2 tablespoons dry milk Grantsville, 410 Shelley Lane, mixture and 1 cup of rye flour. 2 tablespoons granulated sugar from 6-8 p.m. This is an important step in college Use a wooden spoon to mix 1 1/2 teaspoons salt Evan and Candace plan to in the remaining rye flour. Add 1/2 teaspoon caraway seed make their home in Rexburg, life—make sure you plan to attend! white flour by stirring until the 1 3/4 teaspoons active dry where Evan will continue his dough is stiff enough to knead. yeast studies at BYU-Idaho, majoring Evan Nelson Knead 5 to 10 minutes, add- Place ingredients in the bread in horticulture/landscape man- and Candace Fitzgerald ing flour as needed. If the dough machine pan in the order sug- agement. Candace is a commu- 1021 West Vine sticks to your hands or the board, gested by the manufacturer. nications graduate from BYU- add more flour. Select basic bread cycle and I, where she will continue her Tooele • 882-6611 Cover dough and let rise 1 to 1 start machine. employment in the admissions 1/2 hours or until double. Makes one (1 1/2 pound) loaf. and scholarships office.