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Stansbury football eliminated from playoffs by Dixie Flyers See A10 TOOELETRANSCR IPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY November 6, 2012 www.TooeleTranscript.com Vol. 119 No. 45 50¢ Tooele County residents take two House seats Utah House District 21 Utah House District 68

35% 60% 19% 74% 3,443 5,889 1,186 4,708

Dave Swan D Doug Sagers R Tom Nedreberg D Merrill Nelson R

aged to pull down 35 percent of AP file/Pablo Martinez Monsivais by Tim Gillie the vote for House District 21. President Barack Obama waves as he is introduced before speaking to supporters during a campaign event at McArthur High School on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, STAFF WRITER For Swan, it was a second in Hollywood, Fla. Obama was re-elected to serve a second term, beating Mitt Romney by 97 electoral votes. defeat for public office after he For the first time in 30 years, unsuccessfully ran in 1994 for when the state Legislature Salt Lake County Assessor before convenes in January there will moving home to Tooele. be two people from Tooele “I campaigned hard and gave County sitting in the House of it my all,” said Swan. “I won’t rule Obama wins four more years Representatives. out another run for office at this Grantsville resident Merrill time.” Though popular vote was split, electoral gap saw president coast to victory Nelson, an attorney for the Salt Swan admits that he initially Lake City-based law firm Kirton did not plan to run for office this by Lisa Christensen ward to sitting down with Gov. McConkie, will join Rep. Doug year because he knew that Utah STAFF WRITER Romney to see where we can Sagers, R-Tooele, in the House. Republicans would turn out in President of the United States work together to move this Nelson pulled down a com- droves to support Mitt Romney’s Americans said “yes” to four great country forward.” manding 74 percent of the votes presidential bid. more years of Barack Obama NATION UTAH TOOELE COUNTY Romney, in a concession in House District 68, which Two years ago, Sagers defeated as the president of the United speech from Boston, also 100 stretches south from Grantsville 18-year Democratic incumbent States yesterday. thanked his supporters for a to include parts of Juab, Beaver Jim Gowans with 52 percent of Obama won re-election by 75 73% 74% hard-fought campaign, and and Utah counties, along with all the vote to win his first term in a wide margin of 303 electoral asked them to help cultivate 50% 49% of Millard County. He managed the House. votes to Romney’s 206, with 50 a bipartisan relationship with 303 206 to carry four of the five counties, “I feel honored and humbled Florida being the only state too Electorial Electorial 25% 23% their political opposites and to losing only in Juab County to by my win,” said Sagers. “I have close to call by press time. The 25 support the president in lead- his Democratic opponent Tom always looked on politics as pub- popular vote was much closer, 0 ing the nation. Nedreberg, who serves on the lic service. We have some tough with Obama taking 50 percent Obama Romney Obama Romney Obama Romney “This is a time of great chal- Eureka City Council. decision ahead for the state. With to Romney’s 49 percent, with 1 lenges for America and I pray Voters in Tooele and Stansbury the federal government facing percent unaccounted for, tion, regardless of who they “[Romney and I] may have that the president will be suc- Park sent Doug Sagers back to sequestration of funds, it will In an acceptance speech backed in the campaign. He battled fiercely but that’s only cessful in guiding our nation,” the House with 60 percent of mean cutbacks in federal funds given from Chicago, Obama also stressed the need for uni- because of our love for this Romney said. “I so wish that the vote. David Swan, Sagers’ thanked his supporters and all fication and bipartisanship in country,” Obama said. “In the Democratic challenger, man- See HOUSE page A7 ➤ who participated in the elec- the future. coming weeks I also look for- See OBAMA page A6 ➤

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Maegan Burr Maegan Burr Democrats (l-r) Rick Pollock, Kurt Alloway, Erik Strindberg, Stone Republicans (l-r) Renee Milne, Shawn Milne, Brittany Adams, Blair SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE Pollock and George Young check election results atUV a party INDEX in Pine Hope, Sandy Critchlow and Steve Pruden watch election results The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Tuesday night at the Tooele County Building. Wednesday 7:06 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Canyon Tuesday night. Thursday 7:08 a.m. 5:18 p.m. Friday 7:09 a.m. 5:17 p.m. Saturday 7:10 a.m. 5:16 p.m. Sunday 7:11 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Monday 7:12 a.m. 5:14 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:14 a.m. 5:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set Milne winsnumber, the greater commission the need for eye and skin seat Wednesday 12:02 a.m. 1:30 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:05 a.m. 2:01 p.m. by Tim Gillie tory,” saidVery Milne. High; 11+ Extreme“I think voters with 72 percent of the vote, was commission that she wanted to Friday 2:10 a.m. 2:31 p.m. Saturday 3:17 a.m. 3:04 p.m. STAFF WRITER made it very clearALMANAC that they want knocked out of the race at the take care of, including tackling Sunday 4:28 a.m. 3:40 p.m. the countyStatistics to for go the week in ending a different Nov. 5. Tooele County Republican con- budget issues, economic devel- Mostly sunny and Cloudy, showers Mostly cloudy with Cold with sunshine Monday 5:41 a.m. 4:21 p.m. Partly sunny and mild Partly sunny Cloudy Temperatures Tuesday 6:56 a.m. 5:08 p.m. pleasant possible; windy, cooler snow showers possible and some cloudsIn January, Shawn Milne will direction and that direction is vention in April. opment, and securing funding leave the Tooele City Council to towards moreHigh/Low fiscal past week responsibil- 71/38A month before the election, for relief services. Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 57/36 69 43 64 40 42 30 38 23 36 25take a seat 44on the30 Tooele County48 32ity.” Average temp past week 53.5Johnson put herself back on the A predicted $4 million short- Commission. The Normal county average commissiontemp past week 46.5ballot as a write-in candidate. fall in revenue that lead to lay- TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Nov 6 Nov 13 Nov 20 Nov 28 Milne garnered 59 percent of race this year took a few twists. On election night, she finished offs and wholesale elimination Maegan Burr Shown is Wednesday’s the vote in the race to claim the Incumbent Republican com- in fourth place with 470 votes of some county departments Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and only county commission spot missioner Colleen Johnson, for 3 percent of ballots cast. in September dominated the Sherry Tomboc and Roseann Davis shut down a voting machine at the AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs. up for election this year. who was re-elected without a Johnson said she felt like she Tooele Armory Tuesday night after the polls had closed. “It was a very decisive vic- Democratic challenger in 2008 had unfinished business on the See MILNE page A12 ➤ UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 65/34 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 62/41 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B5 65/36 66/43 68/44 63/44 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Good High Schools A 50-year nursing 68/47 Erda 67/42 finish top in state career OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 69/44 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 59/31 69/42 59/37 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 65/47 Bauer Good marching band 69/43 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal See B1 SPORTS A10 68/41 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 69/43 competition 63/36 62/40 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 68/41 See A7 63/38 Good Nephi forecast Rush Valley 70/41 68/40 Ophir on A9 62/39 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 71/43 68/38 Green River Last Month Season 69/38 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 68/42 70/41 Moab 65/41 SNOWPACK Hanksville 72/41 Beaver 72/39 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 69/41 Ibapah 68/39 70/40 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 0.0 0.7 0.0 St. George 70/43 65/41 Average 0.9 0.8 0.0 77/53 Kanab 74/40 Eureka Percent of average 0% 88% 0% 62/41 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 6, 2012 PAR tax renewal tops roundup Halloween stabbing of smaller election results suspect arrested by Lisa Christensen by Rachel Madison continue the program. City. Taylor won by a landslide STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER “We’ve put the money to good with 88 percent of the vote. use for the last few years and Voters in the North Tooele PAR Tax Renewal Police have arrested a man Although national, state and we have plans to continue those County Fire District were able suspected of choking his countywide races dominated activities in the arts and recre- to elect a board for the first time 72% girlfriend in the Tooele City election night, Tooele County ation and development of parks,” this year. Lake Point resident Cemetery on Halloween and voters still made their voices Dunlavy said. “We are going to sit Fred Burton and Erda resident 5,773 then stabbing two men at a heard on a slew of local issues down and evaluate what we’d like Michael Frieden ran for seat B. party later that night, but now from renewing Tooele City’s to accomplish over the next sev- Burton squeaked by with a win 28% believe the circumstances of Parks, Arts and Recreation tax eral years now that we know the with 1,567 votes — 21 more votes the attacks might be different to races for the Tooele County answer from the voters.” than Frieden received. Troy Marx, 2,235 than originally thought. School Board and several other Tooele City Council member of Stansbury Park, and Russell Gabriel Mascarenas, 19, was boards and commissions. Steve Pruden said the 28 percent Yates, of Lake Point, ran for seat arrested at a family member’s Tooele City Proposal No. 1 for who didn’t vote for the PAR tax D, which will now be occupied YES NO home in Tooele on Friday at the renewal of the PAR tax, a to be renewed most likely didn’t by Yates, who received 59 per- about 11 a.m. after a two- 0.001 percent sales tax the state understand it. cent of the vote. Lake Point resi- Fire District and South Rim day manhunt, according to allows the city to collect to be “Anybody who understands dent Harold Betts ran for seat E Special Service District boards Lt. Paul Wimmer of the Tooele Gabriel Mascarenas spent on parks, recreational and what it is, they think it’s great,” unopposed. And Tracy Shaffer, of were changed from appoint- City Police Department. When cultural programs, passed by a Pruden said. “I also think you Stansbury Park, ran unopposed ed to elected status by the police arrived, Mascarenas the upper torso and once in margin of 72 percent in favor. always have some people out for seat A while Kevin Astill, of Tooele County Commission in was compliant. the leg, then stabbed another The tax will now be renewed for there who think any tax is bad, Lake Point, ran unopposed for February. “He’s just been lying low, man, age 41, twice in the back 10 more years. but the PAR tax is such a non- seat C. For the two elected seats on the staying put,” Wimmer said. when he tried to intervene. Scott Wardle, Tooele City impactful, non-evasive sales tax. Voters in South Rim were also Pine Canyon Township Planning “When we went there, he was Mascarenas was again gone council chairman, said the PAR It’s silly to think it’s not a good able to elect a board for the first Commission, Matt Peterson and very cooperative with us.” from the scene when police tax being renewed will be a great benefit to the community.” time this year with the creation Richard Warner ran against each Mascarenas is accused arrived. benefit to the citizens of Tooele In the race for school board, of a three-member South Rim other and Amanda Jones and of choking his 17-year-old The girl and the 41-year- City because it will continue three incumbents — Julia Holt, Special Service District. Christin Kelly Brown ran against each girlfriend into unconscious- old man were both taken to provide the same type of art Scott Bryan and Maresa Manzione Maher and Scott Hunter ran for other. Peterson and Brown won ness in a friend’s house near to Mountain West Medical and recreational opportunities it — kept their seats because they seat A. Hunter won the seat with the two seats with 53 percent and the cemetery on Halloween Center for medical attention, has provided over the last sev- ran unopposed. Kathy Taylor and 55 percent of the vote. William 68 percent of the vote, respec- night during an argu- while the homeowner was eral years. Tooele Mayor Patrick Keith Davis, who filed as a write- Hogan ran for seat B unopposed. tively. ment. According to a prob- flown to a Salt Lake City hos- Dunlavy said he’s happy the in candidate, were vying for the Gary Walker ran unopposed for [email protected] able cause statement, the pital for treatment. citizens of Tooele had enough fourth seat representing District seat C. girl regained consciousness However, Wimmer confidence in the city to vote to 1, which covers southwest Tooele Both the North Tooele County and was choked again, and said when interviewing again lost consciousness, but Mascarenas following his after regaining consciousness arrest, Mascarenas said he a second time, the girl left had been invited to the party. CORRECTIONS the friend’s house and went Other evidence suggests that LONG WAIT TO VOTE to the cemetery, but was fol- some of the details of the In the Nov. 1 story “Grantsville lowed by Mascarenas. At the incident may have initially ATV rider goes wheels up to cemetery she was eventually been incorrect. break world record,” the distance able to use the phone of a “We’re getting some con- traveled by Danny Adams in his driver, who drove her home flicting reports of what hap- record-breaking attempt was 16.88 after Mascarenas tried to pened at the party, and miles, not 17.88 as was stated. keep her from making a 911 we’re following up on that,” The Transcript-Bulletin regrets the call. Mascarenas was gone Wimmer said. “We’re investi- error. from the cemetery when gating the discrepancies and police responded to the girl’s confirming those as well.” call, and officers were still on During the course of that the lookout for Mascarenas at further investigation, police BUSINESS BRIEFS about 2 a.m. the next morning arrested Thomas Pearson, when they were dispatched to the homeowner, and his girl- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes a call for a fight in progress. friend, 22-year-old Veronica news items from the local busi- Witnesses originally told Gourley. Pearson was arrest- ness community of 150 words or police Mascarenas had ed on charges of aggravated less. Businesses can send news crashed the party and was assault for allegedly attacking of awards, promotions, internal ordered to leave by the hom- Mascarenas first, and Gourley milestones, new business ven- eowner, who had heard about was arrested on charges of tures, new hires, relocations, the incident at the cemetery, obstruction of justice and when the argument turned providing false information partnerships, major transactions into a physical fight. The wit- to a police officer. and other items to Jeff Barrus via nesses said Mascarenas used [email protected] email at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. Maegan Burr a box cutter to stab the 36- com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, year-old homeowner twice in or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, People wait in line at Stansbury High School to vote Tuesday night. Among some of the local issues decided was Tooele, UT 84074. the renewal of Tooele City’s PAR tax, which passed with 72 percent in favor.

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Trucker dies in rollover accident on county line

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TUESDAY November 6, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Military doctor takes experience, skills to Tooele hospital

by Rachel Madison Shutts-Karjola is currently the is working with Krista Anders, STAFF WRITER coordinator for the state of Utah another ob/gyn, at the clinic, for the non-profit program called but Anders will be leaving in A desire to serve her coun- Medals for Mettle. December to start up her own try and a love for practicing “It’s basically a non-profit clinic in the Salt Lake area. medicine are what prompted group that donates medals that Shutts-Karjola said her plan is to Megan Shutts-Karjola to join the people have earned in mara- work alone for a while, but in the Air Force and become a mili- thons to people with terminal future she hopes to join togeth- tary obstetrician/gynecologist. illness,” she said. “People donate er with another ob/gyn clinic, After living all over the country medals they’ve earned, then we called All Seasons Obstetrics and working as an ob/gyn at various attach a ribbon to it and take it to Gynecology, that is housed in the Air Force bases, the 37-year-old hospitals. Then patients’ doctors decided to move to Stockton to nominate them with the idea same building behind MWMC in enjoy a slower-paced life in a that whoever suffers from illness order to provide better service rural community with her hus- is in a significantly longer race to patients by including all the band and three children. than anyone who runs a 5k.” ob/gyn doctors in the building in Shutts-Karjola moved to Tooele Shutts-Karjola said the pro- one place. County and started working at gram hasn’t hit Tooele County yet, “We just think it’s going to be bet- Mountain West Medical Center but she’s hoping to get MWMC ter for patients and practitioners to in September. She grew up in involved soon. all be in one place,” she said. the small town of Henderson, Currently, Shutts-Karjola [email protected] N.Y., which is located in upstate New York about five hours north of New York City, and gradu- ated from high school there in 1993. She then went on to earn her bachelor’s degree in biol- ogy in 1997 from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y. After that, Shutts-Karjola joined the military and went to medical Maegan Burr school at Uniformed Services Megan Shutts-Karjola poses for a photo at her office Monday at Mountain West Medical Center. She recently moved to University of the Health Sciences Tooele and started working at Mountain West Medical Center after years of working as gynecologist for the military. in Bethesda, Md. SMOKED - FRESH “My town [Henderson] is except for the fact that she had County is similar to an Air Force “My husband is from near Fort Drum, which is a big to go through officer training and base because most of the women Washington state, but after we Army base,” Shutts-Karjola said. field training. she sees are fairly young and got out of the military we decid- “Besides that, my town is very “In school we did a lot of addi- healthy. ed to move back to the West Turkeys patriotic. I always wanted to do tional stuff,” she said. “My med “I haven’t noticed more obesi- because this is where we decided the whole military thing. I felt it school was longer due to field ty here than anywhere else,” she we liked,” she said. “We looked in was my duty. When I realized I exercises that we had to do.” said. “Obesity is just becoming a Washington, Oregon, Colorado, � �� could do the military and medi- After graduating from medi- problem nationwide. I trained in Idaho and Utah. We looked for �� *While supplies last. cine together, that’s when I decid- cal school in 2001, Shutts-Karjola Mississippi so I noticed obesity a jobs here and we saw this job and � ed to go to school at the univer- completed her four-year resi- lot there, and we noticed it in the thought, ‘OK, we’re sold.’” ORDER NOW FOR sity and join the Air Force.” dency at Keesler Medical Center military too. It’s just out there.” Shutts-Karjola said living in a When Shutts-Karjola joined at Keesler Air Force Base in Shutts-Karjola said the main small town is suiting them well. THANKSGIVING! the military, her rank was second Mississippi. After her residency, health issue she’s seen since Her husband stays home to lieutenant. she moved to Mountain Home, working in Tooele County is peo- take care of their children, and 3975 N. Hwy 36 • Erda • 435.882.0215 “I just finally left the military Idaho, where she worked as ple who have a history of anxiety they’re enjoying the rural atmo- (New Location) 3267 S. 1900 W. • West Haven as a major [when I moved to an ob/gyn and supervised the or depression. sphere. They’ve even purchased Tooele County], and I am in the obstetrics department at the “I think there are a lot more six alpacas to keep as pets in the reserves now,” she said. “I should Mountain Home Air Force Base people who have a history of pasture behind their house. promote to lieutenant colonel in until 2009. She then moved to anxiety or depression here, and I “I’m from a very small town May. I was selected to promote Eglin, Fla., where she worked as don’t know why that is, but there and neither of us wanted to be before I got out of the Air Force, an ob/gyn and supervisor to the are a lot of people out here who in a big city,” she said. “It was Rays Perfect Prints so because it was already sched- obstetrics department at Eglin have those diagnoses,” she said. the best of both worlds for us. I uled, I will still promote.” Air Force Base up until this sum- Now that she’s in the reserves, get to work in a small hospital Shutts-Karjola’s medical school mer when she and her family Shutts-Karjola said living in the in a closer-knit community. We training was similar to regular moved to Stockton. West was always her and her hus- wanted to live someplace rural medical school training, she said, Shutts-Karjola said Tooele band’s plan. for our kids to run around.” GIFT SHOP THIS WEEK ONLY! NOV 5-9 Erda man charged after attempt to % ENTIRE bring knife through airport security OFF ORDER! by Lisa Christensen After checking in for his flight, right to remain silent, and agreed said, “I have many reasons for 20 STAFF WRITER he went through the compulso- to speak with officers, including doing this, one of which is to be By Appt. Only: ry security check and was pulled a special agent with the Federal rebellious and anti-authority.” 10am - 6pm An Erda man is facing federal aside for an additional screening Bureau of Investigations. Schwedler was arrested Tuesday - Friday charges after allegedly trying because of an anomaly in the During the interview, and charged with possession After hours to sneak a pocket knife onto a initial screening. Schwedler said he had two of of a dangerous weapon while (inc. Sat. & Sun.) commercial flight. During this additional the same knife that the TSA offi- attempting to board an aircraft, According to a complaint filed screening, personnel from cer had found, and had brought and made his first appearance call Ray Kinnick, in U.S. District Court, Arthur the Transportation Safety that one for the singular purpose Monday in federal court. The 801.860.6630 Schwedler, 56, was at the Salt Administration found an acrylic of trying to sneak it past security charge carries with it a possible Lake International Airport last folding knife with a three-inch and get it onto an airplane, the sentence of up to 10 years in Thursday to board a flight going blade in Schwedler’s pocket, complaint states. When asked federal prison. DRAWING FOR PRIZES! to Charlotte, N.C., and then according to the complaint. about why he had made and [email protected] connecting to Allentown, Penn. Schwedler was advised of his executed the plan, Schwedler Grand*No purchasePrize! needed. 32” LCD HD TV Tooele man charged with raping girl • Birdhouses • Clocks Afterwards, Martinez told the toilet seat. • Eagles • NFL & Military Plaques by Lisa Christensen girl to not tell anyone what hap- Martinez was charged • Texas Hold’em Card Protectors STAFF WRITER pened and that there would be Thursday with unlawful sexual • Frig Magnets and Much More no trace of his biological material activity with a minor, a third- SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME! A Tooele man has been arrest- on her. degree felony. He made his first God Bless America! ed for allegedly raping a teenage The girl was able to text her appearance in 3rd District Court girl. mother and sister, asking them Monday. 670 W. Timpie Rd • Tooele According to a probable cause to come pick her up, and told [email protected] statement, 28-year-old Alex them what happened when (Coleman & 910 So.) Martinez had sexual intercourse they arrived. The girl’s mother with a 14-year-old girl. The girl’s confronted Martinez about mother reported the incident her daughter’s allegations, and to police on the night of Oct. Martinez told her that none of 28, soon after the incident hap- his biological material could be pened, and officers interviewed found on the girl, and if it was, Got Patience? the girl. In a probable cause the girl would have picked it up statement, the investigating offi- from using the same toilet seat, Love & Logic cer described the teen as being Alex Martinez according to the statement. Parenting Classes “extremely upset and was having A rape examination was per- trouble speaking and catching the outside of her clothing and formed on the girl at a hospi- Can Help! her breath,” and that she could then underneath her clothing, tal, and the investigating officer not describe the evening’s events according to the probable cause questioned Martinez about the Classes start without crying. statement. He took off his pants incident. Martinez denied hav- The girl told police that she and and underwear before taking off ing any sexual contact with the NOVEMBER 14 Martinez were sitting on a couch hers. Martinez then had sex with girl and reiterated that the only 7pm – 9pm at her grandmother’s house when the girl although she told him it way his DNA would be found on and run every Martinez touched her first on hurt and to stop multiple times. her is if she picked it up from a WEDNESDAY for 6 weeks ���������������������������������������

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Halloween showcased Valley at its social best

As holidays go, Halloween is a relatively new one. It didn’t really get rolling in its current format in America until the last century. It doesn’t have deep religious or patriotic significance to most people, and it doesn’t honor anyone specific. Despite this, Halloween is a holiday on which the Tooele Valley shines. It starts with an outpouring of community spirit. Thousands of chil- dren and their parents fill the streets of downtown Tooele in the largest community gathering of the year. Costumes range from basic to elabo- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR rate, and part of the fun is the visual appeal of seeing what everybody else is wearing. Businesses pass out candy and other prizes, and friends and neighbors peel off from the shuffling crowd to spend time catching LETTERS POLICY up with each other. Letter of the Month (October) Downtown becomes, as it was years ago, the human center of The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- Tooele. Don’t rely on mitigation funds are eligible for retirement. I have always ters to the editor from readers. Letters Halloween also brings our neighborhoods alive like no other holi- It is too bad the Tooele County com- been proud of being part of the deci- must be no longer than 250 words, day. We walk with each other, prepare treats for visitors and the energy missioners changed the policy of not sion to hire Kari Sagers into her position civil in tone, written exclusively for the of children propels the night along. Streets that are empty the other ever using mitigation money for county as head of emergency management. It’s Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by 364 days of the year fill up. People who normally keep to themselves expenses. When I was commissioner, we tragic so many county employees are suf- the writer’s name, address and phone become social. Sometimes there are surprises as parents escort their knew a time would come when those fering the same fate as her. number. Priority will be given to letters children — people we know in homes we didn’t know they lived in. We funds would not be there. Had they done Ed St. Clair that refer to a recent article in the see our neighborhoods in a way we never will driving by on the way to so, they would not be forcing valued Tooele newspaper. All letters may be subject to editing. work or the grocery store. employees into resignation before they The magic of Halloween requires the right alchemy. You need com- Letters written to thank an individual or munities tight enough to care about one another and safe enough to organization should be submitted for put children and parents at ease. You need homes and homeowners Death of a legacy curriculum, theme and even the tests. The “Notes of Appreciation” — trick-or-treating through a high-rise apartment building or a shop- The bookmobile termination reminds cost of ignorance is so great that it cannot ping mall just aren’t the same — who take pride in their neighborhood. me of what I felt when my son passed away be measured. The worst part is you don’t Readers who are interested in writing a And you need enough affluence to make the holiday feasible for all to — on a smaller scale of course. You may even know that you don’t know. Everyone longer guest op-ed column on a topic of participate in. think that it is extreme to compare the has problems. Most of these problems can general interest should contact Editor The Tooele Valley comes up trumps in all those areas. From the death of a child to losing the bookmobile, be solved. In fact, most have been solved Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- luxury homes of southeast Tooele to the new subdivisions of Stansbury but the similarity is profound. You see, I in multiple ways in the past. The educated mation at the top of this page. Park to the old pioneer-era homes of Grantsville, we do Halloween bet- grew up in Vernon, where the arrival of the can choose the best solution from the past. ter. That’s something that all of us should be proud of. bookmobile was the highlight of our days. The ignorant must reinvent a solution or Email: [email protected] In fact, we’d like to see the spirit of Halloween extended to other holi- Everyone in town loved to read. My mother, continue to suffer. We mourn the passing Fax: (435) 882-6123 days during the year. The connections made between people during who grew up in a suburb of Washington, of a great resource, victim to hard times. We Mail: Letters to the Editor such times of shared celebration are the glue that binds our communi- D.C., checked out stacks of books. She lose a great way to help get us out of those Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ties together. Perhaps we need to find more occasions to push us all would read at any chance. She dealt with hard times. It will be barely missed in the P.O. Box 390 together, out in the streets. living in the middle of the desert by read- towns. Tooele has a library and Grantsville’s ing. Books were her salvation. One time, will be finished shortly. School libraries will Dad read a thick book about Texas. Chip survive. The greatest losers are the isolated the county has to offer, or was it just for a Ward, the bookmobile librarian at the time, small groups of people that we all admire good paycheck? GUEST OPINION said several people had checked it out but but are not willing to be. Leo Williams no one had ever finished it. Dad did. As a Stephen Warner Grantsville child, I was enthralled with the “Lost Doll” Grantsville Culture based on gratitude books — the story of a doll being raised We don’t need breaks for 1 percent by teddy bears. Later, after reading of Abe Can’t put price on Deseret Peak Complex This entire fallacy about how we need Lincoln, Daniel Boone, Susan B. Anthony I have been to complexes all over and the wealthy or none of us will have jobs and others, I decided to name my daughter the one here in Tooele County has more is the result of one of the most successful makes for a better society after my favorite character: Lotta Crabtree, to offer than any I have been to. There is propaganda campaigns in history. I know ventually social science a theater dancer. As an adult, I needed such a diversity of things to do just a few of no one who is employed by a person works its way around to con- books for a class at USU in Tooele. I saved minutes away. I have been to baseball in the 1 percent. As a business owner, I Efirming eternal verities. So it $50 by ordering the needed books through games, rodeos, concerts the county fair am much more concerned with the abil- is with gratitude. the bookmobile’s inter-library loan sys- and many other functions. The people that ity of my customers, who are middle-class An article in a psychological tem. We on the bookmobile board knew of come here to participate in the events also wage earners, to buy my products than the journal a few years ago noted that the termination by reading about it in the buy things from the stores and restaurants impact of Obamacare — which I hope will “throughout history, religious, newspaper. Money is tight, but it is sad that in the county. Some stay in the motels and one day help me provide health care cov- theological and philosophical the bookmobile is lost. The bookmobile, they also gas up their vehicles. All of this erage for my employees and myself — or treatises have viewed gratitude as like my son, will be cherished forever. means that tax money and revenue come an increase in the tax rates charged on integral to well-being.” Psychology Mary Ann Johnson into the county outside of the complex incomes over $250,000 a year. That annual has recently worked to quantify the Grantsville gates. I feel very strongly that kids who income for a small business owner is sig- wisdom of the ages and confirmed have something to work for and a place nificantly more than the same amount — sure enough — it was correct. tism, of the impulse to preserve Mourning loss of bookmobile like the complex to go to support functions of money made by a wage earner. Wage A raft of recent research has and improve our patrimony. In We bid good-bye to the bookmobile. It like county fairs, rodeo, baseball games, earners earn their money, pay their taxes established that grateful people a culture that tends to celebrate has served well and long in this county, football and soccer, for the most part stay and then pay for their expenses and luxury are happier people. They are less self-glorification, gratitude points bringing adventure, excitement, knowl- out of trouble. Evan though the complex items with whatever is left. People who own depressed and less stressed. They us beyond our own demands and edge and fun to anyone who cared to enter. costs us money, it is better spent on the small businesses, for the most part, pay for are less likely to envy others and discontents. It inclines us to see all Stops were planned to serve the people complex rather rehab and the jail. Let’s their expenses and luxury items, then take more likely to want to share. They around us a world of gifts. who had no or limited access to a library. look at what the complex is doing: It’s help- their income and pay taxes, leaving what is even sleep better. As the journal What did we do to inherit a With its depository in Grantsville, more ing us raise good healthy kids that grow left for them to use in any way they see fit. article put it, empirical work “has country that is free and prosper- than 20,000 books were used free by the up to be good productive citizens, and it And before you say “that’s illegal” and “you suggested gratitude is as strongly ous? To deserve Charlie Parker or whole county. Even the schools outside of gives us good family entertainment. I don’t could if you’re a crook,” let me assure you correlated with well-being as are Mark Twain? To build the Golden Tooele had access to those books, thereby think that you can put a price on that. So that statement is entirely true and legal, other positive traits, and has sug- Gate Bridge or the Chrysler stretching the tight school budget. The cost if Shawn Milne and George Young don’t and every successful businessman — and gested that this relationship is Building? To measure up to the to the county’s inhabitants was less than the want to support the best thing in Tooele their accountant — knows how to do it. causal.” beauties of the Catholic mass or price of one school administrator. Reading County, why did they run in a county elec- Charles Prows Gratitude constitutes what the Mormon Tabernacle Choir? Or is a self-directed education. You choose the tion? Is it to support one of the best things Tooele philosopher David Hume called a simply to prove worthy of traffic “calm passion.” It doesn’t have the lights and potable water? theatrical potential of anger and Without gratitude, William F. hatred, or courage and sacrifice. Buckley Jr. wrote, “We are left with GUEST OPINION Nonetheless, there’s a reason it the numbing, benumbing thought has been considered central to the that we owe nothing to Plato and good life and a good society by all Aristotle, nothing to the prophets major religions and by thinkers who wrote the Bible, nothing to China’s president-in-waiting is inheriting mess stretching from Cicero (“Gratitude the generations who fought for is not only the greatest of virtues, freedoms activated in the Bill of s the American presidential cam- Xi knows all this. Senior people all but the parent of all others”) to Rights.” He called for “a rebirth of paign wound down, President around him are urging him to set out Oprah (“Whenever you can’t think gratitude for those who have cared AObama and Mitt Romney both tried reforms, Chinese and Western media are of something to be grateful for, for us, living and, mostly, dead. The to show how tough they will be on China, Joel Brinkley reporting. In fact, Xi just sent a team of remember your breath”). high moments of our way of life are infuriating Beijing. At the same time, GUEST COLUMNIST officials to Singapore. They’re looking Gratitude acknowledges our their gifts to us.” Obama is “pivoting” the military toward at that city-state as a possible model. dependence on others and the debt John Adams captured the grate- Asia — and away from the Middle East Singapore is a deeply authoritarian but we owe because of it. Grateful peo- ful attitude when he acknowledged — obviously worried about China. prosperous state that does allow free ple want, somehow, to return the the hardships of this vale of tears But when you look at what’s actually more daunting — economic, political, elections for subordinate positions. Still, favor of their undeserved windfall. while celebrating it all the same (if happening there, you have to begin won- social. And as the government transition many social liberties like freedom of the It is a sentiment that, in the jargon, in anachronistic language): “Griefs dering: Should the United States really be approaches, all of it seems to be coming press and assembly are limited. is “pro-social.” A leading figure in upon griefs! Disappointments so concerned? The country’s situation is to a head. Money is flowing out of the Most China analysts agree that the its study, Michael McCullough of upon disappointments. What then? grave. state at an alarming rate. Wealthy Chinese country’s financial problems should be the University of Miami, maintains This is a gay, merry world notwith- The growth of China’s GDP has contin- have no faith in their nation. the government’s most significant con- that it binds us to others beyond standing.” ued to slow every quarter since late 2010, At the same time, the Chinese people cern. After all, for decades the Chinese the ties of family and of commer- and that’s just one amid a myriad of prob- are in open revolt over corruption, poor have lived with a well-known but unspo- cial transactions. Rich Lowry is editor of the National lems. In fact, when Xi Jinping is chosen product quality, land seizures, environ- ken pact: The people will accept authori- Gratitude is at the root of patrio- Review. to be China’s new president next week, mental abuse and so much more — nearly tarian leadership as long as the govern- he will inherit a state of affairs far worse 500 public demonstrations every day. ment makes it possible for them to grow than Obama’s when he became president Judging from what they’re saying on ever more prosperous. Beijing obviously almost four years ago. And how Xi handles Weibo, China’s social-media site, Chinese isn’t keeping its part of the bargain. With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions that will also have a significant impact on seem most angry about rampant corrup- All of this is a monstrous, looming expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not the United States. tion. So last week, when the New York problem for China’s new leader. So how necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. For example, Cummins, a major Times reported that Premier Wen Jiabo’s worried should Washington really be? American engine manufacturer, says it extended family — school teachers and Editorial Board must lay off up to 1,500 people by year’s pig farmers, primarily — was inexplicably end because of soft demand from China, worth $2.7 billion, government censors Joel Brinkley, a professor of journalism at Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus whose problems are ricocheting through immediately blocked Web access to the Stanford University, is a Pulitzer Prize-win- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor the American economy. Times. It’s also trying to censor discussion ning former foreign correspondent for the But China’s troubles at home are even of the story on Weibo. New York Times. TUESDAY November 6, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 ThREE TIMES BETTER. Your Credit Union is Stronger and Better Than Ever.

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 6, 2012 OBITUARIES Gilbert W. (Gib) Davies Sarah (Travis) Burke, Spencer Donald Ray Bullock (Stephanie) Randle and Joseph (Carli) Davies. He will be missed Our beloved Gilbert W. (Gib) by great-grandchildren Garrett, Donald Ray Bullock, born June Davies passed away Oct. 29 Tyler, Ella, Julia, Zachary, Teagan, 7, 1933 in Provo, passed away at in Salt Lake City. He was born Charlotte, Austin and Tenley. He home on Nov. 4 after a long battle March 23, 1932 to Brigham is also survived by his brothers with lung disease at the age of Dewey and Thelma Hammond and sisters: Farrell (Gloria), Keith 79. He was a loving husband, Davies. His mother died when he (Patricia), Thelma (Kenneth) father, brother, grandpa, uncle was 3 years old. His father mar- Gollaher, Darlene Welcker, Janet and friend. Don was a selfless ried Doris Evelyn Olson the fol- (Walter) Parker, Jerry (Linda) person who was loved by every- lowing year. She became a won- and many other extended fam- one who knew him. He served derful mother to Gib. Born and ily members. He was preceded his country in the U.S. Air Force, raised in Lake Point, it became in death by his parents, second National Guard and retired from his lifelong home. He attended mom Dori, daughter Rosan, the Tooele Army Depot. He was schools in Tooele, graduating great-granddaughter Kate, a lifelong member of the Elks, from Tooele High School in 1951. brothers Burton and Howard Eagles and Moose Lodges. Don Gib married his sweetheart Jean and other loved family members. loved traveling and camping Curtis on June 25, 1951 in the Our family expresses apprecia- with his wife Ruby and friends Manti Temple. Part of the first Stake. He was known for the tion to the staff, nurses, aids in the Tooele Travelers Good ters Samantha Ann, Megan and funeral service. A celebration of four years of their marriage were many hugs he freely gave. He and LDS branch at Utah State Sam’s Club, fishing and ATVing Caitlin whom he adored, sister life will be held at a later date. spent apart while Gib served in also loved the years that he and Veterans Nursing Home and with his son Cliff and spending Shirley (Steve) Fortenberry of Don will be especially missed by the U.S. Air Force stationed in his wife served as workers in the Bristol Hospice for the compas- as much time with family and Granbury, Texas, and numerous his only son Cliff who shared a Missouri, New York and France. Jordan River Temple. Gib loved sionate care they gave our father. friends as possible. He will be nieces and nephews. He is pre- special bond with his dad. They In 1960, Gib hired with the Bureau his children, adored his grand- Funeral services will be held at greatly missed by all whose lives ceded in death by his parents were best friends as well as father of Reclamation. He completed 30 children and great-grandchildren noon on Nov. 10 at the Lake Point he touched. Don leaves behind Ben and Dora (Blackett) Bullock, and son. I love you, Dad, and years of dedicated service and and was continually concerned Ward, 1366 E. Canyon Road in his loving wife Ruby (Mares) brothers Max and Bob, sister Lois we will all be waiting to see you retired in 1990 serving as chief about their well being and hap- Lake Point. Viewings will be held Bullock of 43 years, son Cliff and nephew Aubrey Amado. Per again. of land acquisition for the upper piness. He loved family vacations Nov. 9 at Jenkens-Soffe Mortuary, (Theresa) Bullock, granddaugh- his last request, there will be no Colorado region. Gilbert was a and going camping in American 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway in faithful member of the Church of Fork Canyon, especially with the South Jordan, from 6 to 8 p.m. Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints grandchildren and their friends and Nov. 10 at 10:30 a.m. prior to and had a devoted love for his in tow. Gilbert is survived by his the service. Interment at the Lake Loya Charmaine of Pioneers. Loya loved poetry, Heavenly Father and Savior. wife Jean, sons Brent (Barbara) Point Cemetery. In lieu of flowers art and music and was a beauti- That same love was evident in and Bruce (John Durr), son-in- or other remembrances, please Shields Beck ful pianist and artist. She loved his service to the members of the law Stephen Randle, grandchil- contribute to the LDS Church April 20, 1930 - Oct. 31, 2012 her family dearly and they were Lake Point Ward and Grantsville dren Nathan (Allyson) Randle, Missionary Fund. the center of her life. Loya is survived by her sisters Marlene Loya, 82, of Tooele passed away Clawson, Verna Cowdell, her four NOTE OF APPRECIATION on Oct. 31 in Tooele. Loya was the children V. Roger Beck, Lawrence oldest daughter of Vernon W. and R. Beck, Donna M. Allison and In recent months, the Ibapah rials, manpower and wages. traveled the distance, brought Alice L. Shields. Loya graduated Joseph A. Beck, as well as her Recreation Committee has Thanks to Kelly Russell, Millie supplies to form the concrete, from Tooele High School in 1948 many grandchildren and great- been involved in planning and Russell, Ed Taylor, Gary Dalton, place the forms, helped pour and then married Ray P. Beck grandchildren. A viewing will be constructing a community rec- Jose Sota, Larry Clarke, George the concrete, and then fin- in the Salt Lake Temple on Jan. held from 10 a.m. to noon and reational pavilion. As part of Lopez and Luke Bateman for ished it beautifully. Community 25, 1951. Loya gave many years funeral services will follow start- that construction, concrete their generosity and help to get members and recreation com- of service in her various church ing at 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 7 at the needed to be placed. Thanks it done. Distance is the great mittee members extend a giant callings and also served as the Tooele South Stake Center, 1025 to US Magnesium and CEO barrier for getting things accom- thank you. president of the Utah Daughters Southwest Drive, Tooele. Ron Thayer for donating mate- plished, yet this group of folks Entire Ibapah Community

TON-HOOP DEATH NOTICES AL ES elected with 68 percent of the above $100 million — of tax rev- D Obama vote statewide and 69 percent enue from companies extracting Larry Sagers Alicia Miner continued from page A1 locally. Sen. Orrin Hatch also oil, natural gas or minerals from handily won re-election, with state lands into a permanent Serving all of Tooele County I had been able to fulfill your 65 percent of votes statewide trust fund. The money from that Funeral Parlor & Undertakers Larry Sagers of Erda passed Alicia Miner passed away Nov. hopes to lead the country in and 66 percent locally, while tax currently goes into the state’s away Nov. 6. Funeral services 5. Funeral services are pending. a different direction, but the Chris Stewart won the 2nd Full Service Funeral Cremation general fund to pay for govern- are pending. A full obituary will Contact Tate Mortuary for addi- country chose a different leader, Congressional District seat with $1,995 $750 ment operations and services. appear in Thursday’s edition of tional information at 882-0676. so Ann and I join you to pray for 63 percent of votes statewide Metal Caskets $695 the Transcript-Bulletin. A full obituary will appear in him and this great nation.” and 67 percent locally. Constitutional Amendment Thursday's paper. In Tooele County, Romney Republicans also claimed B will give an exemption from amassed 74 percent of the vote, wins for attorney general, with property tax to the primary with Obama bringing in 23 per- John Swallow getting 65 percent home owned by a person in the Share your opinion with over 27,000 readers. cent. Utahns in general voted of votes statewide and 67 per- military if the person served out We honor all Pre-paid Plans, including other Write a letter to the editor for Romney to a slightly less- cent locally; state auditor, with of state on federal active duty for Mortuaries & refund excess monies. er extent. He got 73 percent of John Dougall winning with 65 at least 200 days in that year or www.daltonhoopes.com votes statewide, while Obama percent of votes and 65 percent 150 W. Main • Grantsville 200 consecutive days. took 25 percent. locally; and state treasurer, with John O’Donnell, chairman of 435.884.3031 [email protected] • P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 Gov. Gary R. Herbert was re- 67 percent of votes statewide the Tooele County Democrats, and 66 percent locally securing said he was very pleased with the job for Richard Ellis. the presidential victory, as In a hotly contested race not well as performance of local TOOELE influenced by Tooele County TRANSCRIPT voters, the 4th Congressional Democratic candidates, who all District battle between Jim were defeated by an approxi- BULLETIN Matheson and Mia Love was mately two-to-one margin. tight up until the very end, but “It’s essentially a Republican Matheson eked out a victory state. That’s the fact of the mat- A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! with 49 percent of the vote to ter,” said O’Donnell. “But I think Love’s 48 percent — a difference the Democrats in Tooele work of just 2,818 ballots. doubly hard. I’m very affirmed Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Of the two state constitution- in my heart to work even harder amendments, A passed with al to be a better representative of a vote of 51 percent, while B the Democratic platform.” passed with a vote of 68 per- cent. Tooele County Republican Constitutional Amendment A chairman Chris Sloan was will funnel a certain percentage unavailable for comment — 25 percent for the first $50 Tuesday night following the million, 50 percent of the next election. $25 million and 75 of anything [email protected]

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TUESDAY November 6, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Valley marching bands finish off season on high note

Kristine Johnson cal program in this district and CORRESPONDENT proud to be able to add to that,” said Larson. The marching band season This season, the GHS march- came to a close last week as the ing band competed with their three high schools from Tooele field show featuring three dif- County competed at the Red ferent musical selections from Rocks Utah State Marching Band the 1986 musical “ Little Shop of Competition in St. George. Horrors.” The musical is about a Grantsville, Tooele and florist who finds romance with a Stansbury high schools each little help from a giant man-eat- placed in their regions at the ing plant. competition. In order to make “Before we even got the marching competitions fair, scores, I told the kids that this marching bands are split up into was one of the best performanc- divisions based on the number es they have given,” Larson said. of students participating in each “I told them that it didn’t matter band, as opposed to the num- what we might score because we ber of students attending each did what we came there to do. school. Winning was just the icing on With 30 students participat- the cake.” ing in their marching band, In the 2A division, THS was Grantsville High School is given the state championship placed in the 1A division. With title, despite taking second 54 students participated, Tooele place. High school marching High is placed in the 2A division. bands from other states compet- Stansbury High is also in the 2A ed at the Red Rocks Utah State division with 54 students par- Marching Band Competition, ticipating. but were not allowed the state At the state competition, GHS championship title. Because competed against other 1A divi- Montezuma-Cortez High sion schools and came out on School, a school from Cortez, top. The school placed first with Colo., placed first, THS was able the music caption award, mak- to claim the title. courtesy of Brandon Larson ing GHS the state champs in the This is the second year in a row 1A division. that THS has held the marching Grantsville High School’s marching band poses with its championship trophies. GHS took first place in the 1A division of the state marching band competition. “It’s just fantastic. I’m so band state championship title. proud of the students. We won THS also received the first place their “Music of Danny Elfman” SHS came in third place right “It was a jazz show, so it drew ing their scores,” Blanchard because of their hard work and music caption award this year. field show to competitions behind THS in the 2A division. a lot of jazz rhythms,” Blanchard said. “We’re getting more con- their dedication,” said Brandon “The best part is knowing that this year. The show consisted “We ranked third in the com- said. sistent and higher scoring as we Larson, GHS’s band director. all of our dedication and hard of musical numbers from mov- petition, but because the first The first song the band per- go along.” This is Larson’s second year work has paid off,” said Chad ies like “Tales from the Crypt,” place band was from out of state, formed was a Latin piece called being a band director and teach- Nieberger, THS field command- “Spider-Man,” “The Nightmare we technically took second in “Spain.” Following that song, Staff writer Rachel Madison con- er, but this is his first year work- er. “Marilynn Syra, our band Before Christmas,” “Edward state,” said David Blanchard, they performed “Swing, Swing, tributed to this article. ing with the marching band director, has pushed us to be the Scissorhands” and “Beetlejuice.” SHS’s band director. Swing” by John Williams and a classes at GHS. best that we can be. It was good “It was an exciting show to do. SHS’s field show theme was compilation of “Old Man River” “Being a first year teacher at to be the state champions for We were able to get into it and titled “Fascinating Rhythms” and “Old Black Magic.” Frank Grantsville, I’m proud to be a another year.” have a lot of fun,” said THS band and included a variety of jazz “I feel like the band is definite- part of the high ranking musi- The THS marching band took president Kelsey Carter. pieces. ly making progress and improv- OHLMAN M Attorney at Law FREE ples of government, Nelson said. Although Tooele County News Tips | Story Idea Consultation House “Romney’s defeat means Utah Democrats failed to win any for continued from page A1 will have to lead the way and local races this election, John Shocked or Appalled? Wills & show the country how to get O’Donnell, Tooele County to the state.” back to the original principles Trusts Democratic Party chairman is Nelson, who served in the of the Constitution and restore Contact Legislature from 1991-92 is look- individual freedom and respon- very optimistic about the party’s Jeff Barrus Editor ing forward to returning. sibility,” Nelson said. future in the county. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele “I plan on representing the House Republicans will gath- “We are reorganized and revi- entire district,” said Nelson. “I er on Thursday to elect leader- talized,” said O’Donnell. “We campaigned in every county, but 882-4800 ship for the House. Both Sagers fielded some very good candi- [email protected] • 435.882.0050 it is an historic occasion to have and Nelson anticipate that Rep. dates with good backgrounds to www.tooelelawoffice.com two people from Tooele County Rebecca Lockhart, R-Provo, will run for office this year. We will seated in the House.” be re-elected to a second term as Romney’s defeat in the race for speaker even though Rep. Mike be back in two more years with president means the Legislature Noel, R-Kanab, has announced more candidates and we will be will have step up and take the intentions to challenge Lockhart bigger and stronger.” lead in restoring sound princi- for the post. [email protected]

Study: Stem cells from strangers can repair hearts

by Marilynn Marchione because the scar tissue from the py — there’s no delay,” Hare said. AP CHIEF MEDICAL WRITER heart attack had weakened their “It’s also cheaper to make the We know the area, and its people. We know what it hearts so much that they grew donor cells,” and a single marrow LOS ANGELES (AP) — large and flabby, unable to pump donor can supply enough cells to ������ ��� �������� ������ ���������� ���������� ����������� Researchers are reporting a key blood effectively. treat as many as 10 people. We believe in our community, in our products and in advance in using stem cells to Researchers advertised for Dr. Elliott Antman of Harvard- repair hearts damaged by heart people to supply marrow. The affiliated Brigham and Women’s giving exceptional service to our customers. attacks. In a study, stem cells cells were removed from the Hospital in Boston who heads donated by strangers proved as marrow using a needle into the the heart conference, praised the safe and effective as patients’ hip and then amplified for about work. beehivebroadband.com own cells for helping restore a month in a lab at Baltimore’s “That opens up an entire new heart tissue. Johns Hopkins University, then avenue for stem cell therapy, like The work involved just 30 returned to Miami to be used for a sophisticated version of a blood patients in Miami and Balitmore, treatment, which did not involve bank,” he said. There’s an advan- but proves the concept that any- surgery. tage in not having to create a cell one’s cells can be used to treat The cells were delivered therapy for each patient, and it such cases. Doctors are excited through a tube pushed through could spare them the pain and because this suggests that stem a groin artery into the heart near wait of having their own marrow cells could be banked for off-the- the scarred area. Fifteen patients harvested, he said. shelf use after heart attacks, just were given cells from their own The study was sponsored by as blood is kept on hand now. marrow and 15 others, cells from the National Institutes of Health. Results were discussed Monday strangers. Hare owns stock in a biotech at an American Heart Association About a year later, scar tissue company working on a treatment conference in California and had been reduced by about one- using a mixture of cells. published in the Journal of the third. Both groups had improve- Juan Lopez received his own American Medical Association. ments in how far they could walk cells in the study, and said it The study used a specific type and in quality of life. There was improved his symptoms so much of stem cells from bone mar- no significant difference in one that at age 70, he was able to row that researchers believed measure of how well their hearts return to his job as an engineer would not be rejected by recip- were able to pump blood, but and sales manager for a roofing ients. Unlike other cells, these doctors hope these patients will manufacturer and ride an exer- lack a key feature on their sur- continue to improve over time, cise bike. face that makes the immune sys- or that refinements in treatment “It has been a life-changing tem see them as foreign tissue will lead to better results. experience,” said Lopez, who and attacks them, explained the The big attraction is being able lives in Miami. “I can feel day study’s leader, Dr. Joshua Hare of to use cells supplied by others, by day, week by week, month by the University of Miami. with no blood or tissue matching month, my improvement. I don’t The patients in the study had needed. have any shortness of breath suffered heart attacks years ear- “You could have the cells ready and my energy level is way up lier, some as long as 30 years ago. to go in the blood bank so when there. I don’t have any fluid in All had developed heart failure the patient comes in for a thera- my lungs." Broadband

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out of the top 20 fastest growing profes- website at www.rockymountaincarefoun- Tooele 4-H Activities sions, and business skills are applica- dation.org. Training, background check, ble anywhere. Come in to Tooele Applied and TB test required — all provided. THS class of ‘82 Holiday bake off Technology College and sign up today, or Please contact Jill at (801)397-4904 for THS’s class of ‘82 reunion will be Nov. Come compete in this fun contest. call 248-1800 for more information. additional information. 10 at 7 p.m. at Sostanza, 29 N. Main in Make your favorite holiday food at home Tooele. RSVP by Nov. 2. Contact Sherrie and bring it to the USU Extension office Relief Services volunteers Palitz Johnson at 830-2813. at 151 N. Main Street on Nov. 15 at Charity Relief Services is looking for several 6:30 p.m. You will serve your dish volunteers with computer/typing skills Community art classes to a judge and while they enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner donations to perform data entry at Tooele office. The Tooele City Arts Council will be creation, you tell them about your dish This year marks the fourth year Denny’s Must pass a background check and be offering a variety of community art and answer a few questions. You’ll need Restaurant has prepared and delivered able to volunteer a few hours or more classes through December. Classes a placemat or tablecloth and a center- Thanksgiving meals for the elderly, shut- each week Monday through Friday 9 include pottery, watercolor painting, piece decoration to present your dish ins and homeless. Last year over 200 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact Karen Kuipers basic oil painting, photography and a in a most appealing way. Awards will be people enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal at 843-9955 or Volunteers of America, craft workshop. Don’t miss out on your given. Not in 4-H yet? You can register including all the trimmings and dessert. Debbie Cordova, 882-2561. chance to participate. Check out the for $3 a year at the USU Extension This year the need is greater than ever complete class schedule at www.tooe- office Monday to Thursday from 7 a.m. with the huge increase in our homeless Cat food needed lecity.org. Just look for the Tooele City to 6 p.m. Please call 277-2406 or email population. Tooele United Methodist Local non-profit rescue group desperate- Arts Council logo. Class schedules are [email protected] if you plan Church has partnered with Denny’s to ly needs cat food to feed the homeless also available at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. to compete or have questions. get the word out and coordinate the list cats in Tooele. Please drop off dona- Main Street. If you have any questions, of recipients, but more importantly we tions at 178 W. 700 North or the Tooele contact the Tooele City Arts Council at Spa club need donations. Our goal this year is Veterinary Clinic at 1182 N. 80 East. 843-2142 or at [email protected]. Want to learn how to make some easy to provide 300 meals, but we are way Any questions please call 882-2667. and inexpensive holiday gifts? Youth behind and we need your help. You can in grades third and up are invited to help by making a donation for meals. Tooele Animal Outreach Tooele Animal Outreach is a 501(c)3 Library attend the 4-H spa club activity on The cost of each meal is approximately nonprofit organization desperately seek- Nov. 13 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at 151 N. $10, but donations can be made in any ing volunteers in our community who Tooele City Library Main Street. Cost is $6. If you’re not amount. All donations must be paid love animals like we do to help continue Tuesdays (Nov. 13 and 27), 4 p.m., registered for 4-H yet, an additional to Denny’s by Nov. 10. Please donate finding forever homes for abandoned family movies; Wednesdays, 11 a.m., $3 registration fee is due. Prepay and ASAP so that we can provide as many and neglected animals. We need volun- story time; Thursdays, 4 to 6 p.m., reserve your spot at the USU Extension meals as possible. If you have ques- teers for various projects, i.e. posting teen time with gaming, movies and office Monday to Thursday from 7 a.m. tions, call Lisa at Denny’s at 843-8200. more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., kids to 6 p.m. by Nov. 8. Space is limited animal pictures on the Internet, taking crafts. November events: Read down and club fills up quickly. Kids will leave Operation Christmas foster animals to vet appointments, courtesy of Liz Hamilton your fines, Nov. 13 to 17 during library with fun things like homemade lotion, Operation Christmas is a temporary organizing fundraising and adoption hours. Readers 18 and under can read lip balm or bath Jell-O. Many of the assistance program that matches spon- events, picking up donated food, blan- Tooele Junior High School is actively participating in the Box Tops for Education program to earn money in the library to receive a reduction in skin care products are made with oils sors with families from Tooele County in kets and medication for foster animals for the school over the next two years. The Box Tops program and the student council teamed up to existing overdue fines. Third annual from nuts, plants or fruit. Children with need of help. Applications will be taken and fostering dogs. If you would like to earn money by selling popcorn and Halloween novelties. The groups will team up again in February for a find out more about our program, please stuffed pet sleepover, drop off Nov. 15 severe allergies to nuts, plants or fruit at the Tooele Community Resource Candy-Gram and flower store, followed by a final drawing for the classroom with the most Box Tops col- from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., pick up Nov. should not attend. Center, 38 S. Main Street, on Nov. 7, contact Marci at 830-4049. 16 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Drop off 8 and 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and lected near the end of the year. Pictured selling, Chelsea Beckstead, speaker of the senate for student your stuffed pet on Nov. 15 and pick Nov. 10 from noon to 4 p.m. Please Eagles council. Pictured buying from left, Zach Tso, Matthew Vigil, Maxston Young, Daniel Hernandez and Garett him up the next day. He will have the Education bring your ID, children’s IDs, proof of Southerland. best sleepover ever. When you pick him income, proof of address and clothing up, watch a secret video of his library Career training and shoe sizes. Want to help? Sponsor Steak night adventure. Blood drive, Nov. 30, noon Tooele County Relief Services is provid- a family by calling 843-4763, send a Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves Our committee is in need of any town $15 single, $27 couple per year. To to 5 p.m., call the library to make an ing vanpool to anyone wanting to attend donation to the Tooele Valley Community only the freshest steaks and the good Family history fair history or personal history pertaining make reservations for activities, call appointment. Count my vote event, all the Professional Career Workshop Cooperative C/O Operation Christmas, fresh cut, home cooked french fries. The Tooele Valley Family History Fair will to the town of Stockton and pictures of 843-3690. Lunch bunch, Nov. 9, 11:30 month long. Cast your ballot for your meeting at LDS Business College in Salt 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT On Nov. 9, hosts Kathy and Richard be held Nov. 10 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 Stockton’s early years. We can make a.m. at Hunan Village, Dutch treat. favorite book character to be named Lake. The van will leave from Tooele 84074, or donate a new unwrapped Wamsley will cook and serve the din- p.m. at 751 N. 520 East in Tooele copies of pictures and histories. We will Bunco, Nov. 9, 6:30 p.m. at MWMC, president of the library. Closures: Nov. County Relief Services at 38 S. Main toy and deposit in one of the collection ners. The special is a 16-ounce T-bone (Tooele East Stake Center). Whether accept items on loan to the town for $2. Wellness supper, Nov. 14, 5 p.m. 10, Nov. 20 to 24. Street at 7 a.m. every Monday; it will boxes located in business throughout steak for $13 with all the trimmings. you’re an experienced genealogist or a the celebration or any donated items for at MWMC, topic is diabetes/behavior. make a second stop at the Tooele LDS the community. Questions? Call 843- Please come up, have a delicious din- beginner wondering where to start, we historical display. Please contact chair- Dessert with the doctor, Nov. 26, 3:30 Employment Center, 1595 N. 30 W. 4763 or email [email protected]. ner and socialize. Members and guests have something to offer you. There will person Lela Anderson at 882-8785. p.m. at MWMC, Dr. Jones will be talking Schools (next to the D.I.). Both the van and the are invited. be 20 classes to choose from. Classes about TMJ. Day trip (shopping, murder CASA volunteers include the new FamilyTrees method History of Stockton workshop are free services. The van- Marvelous Mondays mystery/dinner, Willard Bay lights), $50, SHS dress code survey pool will return at approximately noon Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. for finding ancestors, and an indexing The 150th Founder’s Day committee only few spaces left. Mount Rushmore/ The bartenders at the Eagles Lodge will We are seeking student, staff and com- following the workshop. Call the LDS Court Appointed Special Advocate hands-on lab. would like to add to “A Brief History of South Dakota, June 23 to 29, 2013, be serving lunch on Mondays from noon munity input to a survey regarding dress Employment Service Center for details: (CASA) volunteers advocate for the best Stockton” that our forefather created $599 per person/double occupancy. until the food is gone. There will be a Alive at 25 length for semi-formal and formal danc- 882-8646. interests of abused and neglected chil- and published in 1976. We are asking es. This survey can be found on our dren in the courtroom. Volunteers work different lunch each week. The minimum Alive at 25 is a four hour driver’s aware- every Stockton resident to write a his- school’s website at stansburyhigh.org. Network meetings until the child is placed in a safe, per- cost is $2 per person. Come down, ness course designed by the National tory of their family no matter how long Recovery Your response is appreciated. Closing Looking to obtain or improve your manent home. Volunteers are common have a cool one and enjoy a great lunch. Safety Council for young drivers ages 15 you’ve lived in Stockton. We will accept date for the survey is Nov. 8 at noon. employment? Come join the Tooele citizens over 21 years old with a heart Please come out and support the Aerie. to 24 which includes defensive driving histories that are pages long or just a Addiction recovery classroom curriculum to gain aware- Networking Group and learn job seeking for vulnerable children. Apply at www. Queen of Hearts night few paragraphs long. Please include full The freedom from addiction group, THS play techniques, how to market yourself, get ness and develop strategies to keep names, nicknames, children’s names, utahcasa.org or call (801)574-1472. The Eagles will have a fun game on RUSH, holds meetings on Wednesdays Tooele High School proudly presents support and actually search job leads. safe on the road and decision-making parent’s names, birth places, street Monday nights from 5 to 7 p.m. Come at 7 p.m., at 23 S. Main Street, Suite Cole Porters’ immortal Broadway hit Every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Operation Christmas Child and responsibility-taking. Learn through you live on, occupations and memories up, have a cool one, purchase a ticket 33, Tooele, next to Grinders Board Shop. “Kiss me Kate” Nov. 12 through 19 in LDS Employment Resource Center locat- Shoe boxes will be gladly accepted at interactive media, workbook exercises, of living in or growing up in Stockton. and win the Queen of Hearts. the auditorium. Showings at 7 p.m., ed next to Deseret Industries. Everyone Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church at role-playing and class discussions. The Please submit to Kaye or Jack Hollein by Recovery International and also a 1 p.m. matinee on Saturday. is welcome. 560 S. Main Street in Tooele during col- Past president’s meeting course will be held Nov. 17 from 8 a.m. calling 882-2340 before Jan. 31, 2013. Recovery International is a structured No show on Sunday. Tickets are $7 for lection week. The collection dates are to noon at the Tooele County Health It will be on display at the Arbor Day self-help group that follows a proven The PPs will meet on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. Department, 151 N. Main Street. Call adults, $5 for students and seniors and Online courses Nov. 12 through 19. Hours for collection at Casa Del Rey in Grantsville. PMP celebration in April to kick off the 150th method. We meet every Tuesday night Online courses in Network+ and 277-2480 for more information. $3 for children 10 and under. Large are 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, Corrie Anderson is the hostess for the Founder’s Day celebration. at 7 p.m. at Valley Mental Health, 100 Security+ IT are designed for the IT pro- group discounts are available. Tickets 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, 9 a.m. evening. All PPs are invited to attend. S. 1000 West, Tooele. This group is may be reserved or purchased at the fessional seeking to upgrade their skills to 1 p.m. on Sunday and 9 to 11 a.m. Crafters needed Sons of Utah Pioneers for anyone who wants help overcom- door for the same price. To reserve and knowledge of networking and secu- on Nov. 19. Please call 882-7291 for Crafters are needed for a craft boutique The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, ing depression, anxiety, anger, fears, tickets, call Scott Henrie at 833-1978 rity, and prepares you for the CompTIA additional information. Tooele County show on Nov. 16 and 17 in Tooele. Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep phobias or repetitive thoughts. Call Mary ext. 2189. Network+ and Security+ exams. Call the Tables are $20 each. Please contact alive the history and tremendous con- Ann for more information at 884-0215. TATC at 248-1800 for more information Writing volunteers Historical Society Trish at 830-9553 for more information. tributions of our early Tooele County TJHS play Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a non- Al-Anon or to enroll. Stockton craft fair pioneers and others. If this is something For the first time in more than 10 years, profit organization, is looking for several TCHS meeting that you may be interested in joining, Is someone’s drinking affecting your Women of the Stockton Fire Department Tooele Junior High School is producing Adult education volunteers with grant writing experience Calvin Brown from Grantsville will be our please attend a pot luck dinner the first life? You don’t have to be alone. Al-Anon present the annual craft fair and bake a play called “How the Rotten Pickle Get your high school diploma this year. and/or computer/typing skills to per- presenter at our meeting on Nov. 13 at Thursday of each month in the Tooele meetings every Wednesday from 11 sale on Nov. 16 and 17 from 10 a.m. to Gang Robbed the Bank…or Got Turned All classes required for a high school form data entry at the Tooele office. 7 p.m. He will tell of the experiences Senior Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. a.m. to noon at residence, 77 W. 400 6 p.m. at the Stockton Fire Department, Into Jail Birds for Tryin.’” The show is a diploma, adult basic education, GED Must pass a background check and he had while serving in Japan during Dinner is followed by a short program. North. For more information please 207 N. Connor Ave. Come and support western melodrama where the audience preparation and English as a second be able to volunteer a few hours or World War II. Our meeting will be at the Park behind the building and enter the contact Perky at 843-7145 or Elizabeth the firefighters. For more informa- can boo at the villain, cheer for the language are available. Register now more each week (can volunteer anytime Pioneer Museum at 47 E. Vine Street. northwest doors. at 884-0825. heroes, sigh for the heroine and laugh to graduate — just $50 per semester. Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) Please park in the rear parking lot and tion, call Jamie at 840-8183 or email at the silly antics of bumbling bank rob- Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- Contact Alex C. Gonzalez or Adrienne enter through the back door and come [email protected]. Visit our Alzheimer’s support group Back to the Basics bers who keep getting caught. The show 8750. Adult education classes are for Berrett at 843-3520. downstairs. Members and guests are site at www.stocktoncraftfair.blogspot. Open to anyone caring for someone with Back to the Basics AA meetings will be is great for any age group. Show dates students 18 and over. welcome. If you would like to join our com. Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia held Friday nights from 6 to 7 p.m. at Food pantry New Life Christian Church, 411 E. Utah are Nov. 6 to 10 at 7 p.m. at the TJHS organization, our dues are only $5 a Community breakfast (memory issues). Learn about this GED test The First Baptist Church in Tooele is year. disease. Get/share ideas. Bring your Ave. We go through the 12 steps of AA Little Theater. Tickets are $5 for adults, Breakfast is back. St. Marguerite Parish Attention: The GED test will be changing offering an emergency food pantry to loved one along. Trained staff will assist in four one-hour sessions, ongoing. You’ll $3 for children and students ($2 if the would like to invite the community to in January 2014. All tests that have meet the needs of our community. The Historical books them while you attend meeting. Cottage get here just in time. student has an activities card) and $17 breakfast. The ladies will be serving been started need to be finished by food pantry is available for emergency Tooele Co. Historical Society books are Glen Assisted Living, 1892 N. Aaron for a family pass. The TJHS Glee will breakfast on Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 December 2013. Retests will be given needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays available for purchase. The History of Drive, Bldg. #5, Tooele. Cosponsored by Food addicts also be performing the preshow every p.m. We will be serving our traditional on Nov. 13 starting at 8 a.m. and Nov. from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at Tooele County Volume 11 is $25. The Tooele County Aging Services (to par- Food addicts in recovery aim to lose night. Support these young actors and full breakfast for $6 and a smaller 20 starting at 1:30 p.m. Please Contact 580 S. Main Street. For information call Mining, Smelting and Railroading in ticipate call 843-4107 or show up) and weight and keep it off. No dues, fees have a great time in the process. serving for $4. Please come and join Andrea at 833-8750 for required pre- 882-2048. Tooele is $15, and we will also have Alzheimer’s Association–Utah Chapter. or weigh-ins. Weekly meetings held at us for a delicious hot meal with friends TJHS council registration by the Friday before the eight note cards depicting four differ- For information call (800)272-3900. Tooele County Museum, 47 E. Vine The next meeting of the Tooele Junior test. All first time testers, please call for Food drop ent pioneer buildings for $4. These will and family. Street, on Thursdays at 6 p.m. Come The Utah Food Pantry will hold the High School Community Council will be more information. make great gifts for your family and Support the local community Mood disorder support group in the back door; meetings are held in next drop on Nov. 9 at Deseret Peak friends. Contact Alice Dale at 882-1612. Do you or someone you love have a the basement. Call 882-0805 for more Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. All parents are New Life Christian Church’s annual ESOL Complex. Sign ups will start at 7 a.m. mood disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation information. invited and encouraged to attend. Christmas boutique fundraiser will be ESOL conversational classes are and continue until 10 a.m. or until Seeking historical items offers help, hope and healing. Please held Nov. 10 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Science fair parent night held Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL all the food is distributed, whichever Tooele Co. Historical Society would like join us for support group sessions every Take off pounds sensibly at 411 E. Utah Ave. Our outreach min- The science fair parent night for all students may also come anytime the comes first. We keep a running tally of members of the community who have Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the New Need help to lose those extra pounds? istries include monthly free car care, seventh and eighth grade parents will center is open for individualized study. sign ups to make sure we have enough any family or personal histories, photo- Reflection Clubhouse on 900 South in We can help. TOPS is a weight loss sup- hair care and a medical clinic. The be held Nov. 8 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Registration is $50 per semester. Call food to distribute so please come early. graphs, books, brochures, DVDs, VHS Tooele. For more info, contact Kelly at port group open to men, women, teens clothing closet and food pantry is open The Tooele Junior High School Science 833-8750 for more information. Carpooling is encouraged, and a picture tapes or newspaper articles that you 841-9903. and pre-teens. Meetings are held every Department is pleased to announce ID is required to indicate carpoolers would like to donate to our organization Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior this informational night for parents live at separate addresses. If you have to please call us. We are also looking from noon to 3 p.m. Breakfast is served Center, 59 E. Vine Street. Call Mary Lou interested in knowing more about the USU Extension any questions, please call Nancy at for books, newspaper articles, photos, on Saturdays. For more information, call Seniors at 830-1150, Lisa at 882-1442 or see expectations of their students’ upcom- 841-4351. brochures or any history that pertains to Dorothy at 882-3070. www.tops.org for more information. ing science fair project. There will be six Avoiding jerks/jerkettes the Tooele County area. If you would like Grantsville Senior Center Do you always seem to end up falling NFC Month to donate them to our organization, or Charity Christmas boutique Addiction recovery Tooele general topics the science department A Christmas boutique for charity will be Membership is $4 for 55 and older and members will present on to assist you in love with that guy or girl whose just National Family Caregivers Month is if you would let us make a copy for the includes newsletter. For dates, times, LDS Family Services addiction recovery doesn’t treat you right? Come to the observed every November and is a Tooele County Historical Society, please held Nov. 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at meeting every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 as you support your students’ efforts on the Tooele Chamber of Commerce, 154 appointments, activities and meals, call their project. You are welcome to attend How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk/Jerkette nationally recognized month that seeks call Alice Dale at 882-1612. 884-3446. Foot appointments are on p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1030 S. 900 series of classes. Get tips on how to draw attention to the many challeng- S. Main Street. We have a variety of West, in the Relief Society room. Enter all six sessions or choose the session vendors and gifts for all on your holiday the last Tuesday of the month. Hearing you need most. The sessions will begin to find a partner that is trustworthy, es facing family caregivers, advocate for Historical sign appointments are on the first Tuesday of on the west side of the church. The committed, compatible, emotionally stronger public policy to address family The Tooele Co. Historical Society has list. Come by and join us in the fun. handicap entrance is on the south side at 5 p.m. and repeat every 15 min- Free cookies for all guests. There will be the month. Meals on Wheels are avail- utes. There will be a five minute break healthy and more. Plus, we’ll give you caregiving issues, and raise aware- recently made a loan agreement with able for the homebound. A suggested of the church. This meeting addresses tips on how you can become a better ness about community programs that the Utah State Historical Society to specialty jewelry, purses, men’s leather all addictions or character weaknesses. between each session. Topics include: belts and name brand shirts, women’s donation of $2.50 for daily meals. Order Journals and boards, Why we do science you. Classes are Nov. 8, 13 and 15 support family caregivers. According display an old Lincoln Highway sign that meals before 48 hours. Thank you. For No children, please. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Free dinner will to the National Family Caregivers was on the border of Utah and Nevada. sweaters, jamberry nails, homemade fair?, Steps and variables, Grading, How fudge, body wraps, DoTerra oils, transport to doctor’s appointments or Addiction recovery Grantsville to pick a topic, Background research be served. Classes are held at the Association, over 50 million people The unique sign is on display at the stores in Grantsville or Tooele, please USU Extension, 151 N. Main Street. To are family caregivers in any given year Pioneer Museum. Tupperware, Scentsy, custom wooden LDS Family Services addition recovery and How to avoid plagiarism. toys and crafts, unique homemade gifts, call Holly at 843-4102. A donation of $2 meeting every Thursday night from 7:30 register, call (801)707-3272 or email providing caregiving services valued at for one way is suggested. West Elementary council [email protected]. over $450 billion each year. During NFC Barbies, Hot Wheels, audio electronics, to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 415 W. West Elementary will be holding its Month, reach out to a family caregiver Scouting holiday decor and more. Booth rentals Tooele Senior Center Apple Street in the Relief Society room. community council meeting on Nov. 8 at Coupon club you know, whether a neighbor, relative, going toward ongoing projects in Kenya The senior center is for the enjoyment Enter on the north side of the church. 6:30 p.m. The monthly coupon club will be held co-worker or friend, and offer them a Leader pow wow via The Grace Project. Come join us. of all senior citizens 55 and older. New The handicap entrance is also on the Nov. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the USU helping hand. Be specific — offer a ride Cub Scout leader pow wow is com- Call (801)879-2309 for more info. and exciting activities have started. north side of the church. This meeting Veteran’s Day assembly Extension, 151 N. Main Street. We will ing Nov. 10 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at address all addictions or character weak- to church, a nourishing meal or a free Overlake HOA For info, call 843-4110. These include Grantsville High School’s Veteran’s Day be discussing how to set up a monthly afternoon. Just a little bit of help makes Stansbury High School. Join other lead- nesses. No children, please. Change of location: The next Overlake bridge and pinochle, arthritic exercise assembly will be held Nov. 9 at 1:30 coupon exchange and planning future a big difference for family caregivers. ers from the Great Salt Lake Council HOA board meeting will be held Nov. 15 program three times a week, line danc- LDS addiction family support p.m. in the GHS auditorium. All veterans meetings. New to couponing? Don’t area for a fun day of Cub Scouting for ing, woodworking, Wii games, watercolor are invited. worry about bringing anything but Rocky Mountain Hospice adults. Go to www.saltlakescouts.org to at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express. All If you have a loved one who is struggling homeowners and interested residents class and karaoke. Meals on Wheels with addictions of any kind, find help and yourself. Please sign up by Nov. 12 by While it can be difficult at times, volun- register. Cost is $15. A pow wow book for homebound. Lunch served, daily Preschool program calling Darlene at 277-2406. Plan to teering can be a most rewarding and is also available for purchase online. Go are invited and encouraged to attend. support Sunday evenings from 7:30 to HOA meetings are usually held the third donation of $2.50. Friday night dinners 9 p.m. at the Erda Ward building at 323 The preschool program in Tooele County leave the kids at home and come enjoy worthwhile experience. Rocky Mountain online and get all the information about are $3 per person. Dancing after dinner School District has openings in their a relaxing night out. Hospice is looking for dedicated indi- this great training event. Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. E. Erda Way. Enter on the east side of from 5 to 7 p.m. Please call to sign up. the building and go to the Relief Society tuition classrooms for 3 and 4 year viduals who are willing to spend one to Bereavement support group The center also provides transportation olds. We also do monthly assessments two hours per week volunteering. We room. Harmony Hospice offers a weekly to the store or doctor visits in Tooele if you have concerns about your child’s TATC ask for a time commitment of at least Groups and Events bereavement support group for any per- and Grantsville areas. LDS porn addiction program development. Call 833-1966. six months. We provide 12 hours of son who has had a loved one who has An LDS pornography addiction recovery Welding courses training, TB testing and a background Veteran’s Day event died. You do not need to be affiliated Program openings support group meeting will be held every Extended day program Openings available now for welding. check. Hospice volunteers assist A Veteran’s Day ceremony will be held Tooele County Aging has openings in with Harmony or have had services in Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 p.m., St. Marguerite Catholic School is Acquire welding skills for projects at end-of-life patients and their families Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. at the Dow James an alternative, income-based program order to come and participate. Everyone Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. Benson pleased to announce that we now offer home or start a career. Tooele Applied with friendly visits and companion- Building, 438 W. 400 North in Tooele. designed to help seniors remain inde- is welcome. The group meets every Road. Enter on the southwest side of an extended day program. Our program Technology College’s welding pro- ship, respite care for caregivers, light Principal Kendall Topham will be the pendent. CNAs help keep them in their Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Harmony building. Separate men’s recovery (for will run Monday through Friday from 7 gram utilizes state-of-the art welding housekeeping, grocery shopping and guest speaker. Breakfast will be served homes safely, provide personal care, do Home Health and Hospice, 2356 N. men struggling with pornography addic- a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be lots of fun equipment and hands-on learning to end of life projects. Please contact Tina from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. and is free to housekeeping and run errands. If inter- 400 East, Bldg. B, Suite 206 in Tooele. tions) and women’s support meetings activities for the kids as well as help prepare students for American Society Rasmussen at (801)397-4904 or tina. all veterans, family and friends. ested please contact Jolene Shields at Please contact Leonard Barber for any (for women whose husbands or family with homework. Please call 882-0081 of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and [email protected]. 843-4104 or 4105. questions you might have at 843-9054. members are struggling with pornogra- for more info. American Welding Society (AWS) certifi- Women’s expo A women’s expo will be held Nov. 10 phy) are held at the same time. cations. This program teaches welding Hospice volunteers Caregiver support class Senior Circle Excelsior Academy tours and cutting processes for the joining of Hospice volunteers are needed for from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as a fundraiser Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. Cost Curious about charter schools? Want to Harmony Home Health and Hospice will parts according to blueprints or written Harmony Hospice to give a wonderful for Jim Hodgson. Women ages 18 and know more about Excelsior Academy? be having a monthly caregiver class at specifications. You may choose single gift: your time, companionship, yardwork older only. On Sept. 7, Hodgson slipped Tours are held each Wednesday the Tooele Senior Citizens Center in the courses or a full program. Come in to and music. Become an 11th hour volun- while working on a hopper train car at 8:30 a.m. School tours cover a library. This class is for those who are 66 W. Vine Street or call 248-1800. teer. Call Coy at 225-6586. and both of his legs were run over by Bulletin Board Policy range of topics such as the Excelsior the train wheels. He has had to have caregivers for their loved ones either in If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Academy Philosophy and Vision, Direct Medical office administration Volunteer opportunity his left leg amputated and his right leg their home, their loved one’s home or if at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The their loved one is in a care facility. If you Instruction, CHAMPS and the character Get an education that covers a wide Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a non- completely reconstructed. Hodgson and Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic have any questions, or for more informa- development program. There is also range of careers. Medical office admin- profit organization, is looking for volun- his family live in Tooele County. There clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the tion, contact Dee Askerlund at Harmony an opportunity to observe the school’s istration prepares you for a future in teers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide will be a silent auction from 10 a.m. to advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Home Health and Hospice, 843-9054. unique group settings. Come and tour several different careers in one of the respite care, friendly visits, conversa- 2 p.m. All of the proceeds from the auc- Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To the building and have any questions most stable environments. You learn tion, light household chores, and other tion will go to the Hodgson family. Stockton Founder’s Day guarantee your announcement please call the advertising department at 882- answered. Everyone is welcome, 124 E. needs to terminally ill patients who are 0050. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the business and medical skills. Careers The town of Stockton will be celebrating Erda Way, Erda. 882-3062. on our hospice services. Please visit our desired publication date. within the medical field are ranked eight its 150th year Founder’s Day in 2013. A9

TUESDAY November 6, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:06 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Thursday 7:08 a.m. 5:18 p.m. Friday 7:09 a.m. 5:17 p.m. Saturday 7:10 a.m. 5:16 p.m. Sunday 7:11 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Monday 7:12 a.m. 5:14 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:14 a.m. 5:13 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 12:02 a.m. 1:30 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 1:05 a.m. 2:01 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 2:10 a.m. 2:31 p.m. Saturday 3:17 a.m. 3:04 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 4:28 a.m. 3:40 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Nov. 5. Mostly sunny and Cloudy, showers Mostly cloudy with Cold with sunshine Monday 5:41 a.m. 4:21 p.m. Partly sunny and mild Partly sunny Cloudy Temperatures Tuesday 6:56 a.m. 5:08 p.m. pleasant possible; windy, cooler snow showers possible and some clouds High/Low past week 71/38 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 57/36 69 43 64 40 42 30 38 23 36 25 44 30 48 32 Average temp past week 53.5 Normal average temp past week 46.5 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Nov 6 Nov 13 Nov 20 Nov 28 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2012 Wednesday’s highs.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 65/34 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 62/41 Knolls Clive Lake Point 65/36 66/43 68/44 63/44 Ogden Stansbury Park 68/47 Erda 67/42 Vernal Grantsville 69/44 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 59/31 69/42 59/37 Tooele 65/47 Bauer 69/43 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 68/41 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 69/43 63/36 62/40 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 68/41 63/38 Nephi Rush Valley 70/41 68/40 Ophir 62/39 Delta Manti 71/43 68/38 Green River Last Month Season 69/38 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 68/42 70/41 Moab 65/41 SNOWPACK Hanksville 72/41 Beaver 72/39 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 69/41 Ibapah 68/39 70/40 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 0.0 0.7 0.0 St. George 70/43 65/41 Average 0.9 0.8 0.0 77/53 Kanab 74/40 Eureka Percent of average 0% 88% 0% 62/41 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services Campaigns spend big on ad blitz to reach small audience

WASHINGTON (AP) — One Republican John McCain for the contribute to the glut, investing aired about 503,000 ads since to parity with Obama on the conventions — the more tra- million ads. More than $1 bil- presidency. millions in their own TV adver- June 1, the Wesleyan study found, airwaves, the president’s cam- ditional route which Romney lion. Ten battleground states. The proliferation of campaign tising to influence the 2012 con- compared to about 191,000 for paign, by taking advantage of followed. The president’s cam- Those eye-popping figures commercials was fueled by an test. Romney. The Republican hope- the lower ad rate, spent less paign dominated the airwaves tell the story of the 2012 presi- unprecedented level of spend- A series of federal court rul- ful was aided by some 270,000 money to air more ads. from April through mid-July, dential campaign TV ad blitz ing. The candidates, parties and ings, including the landmark ads from outside groups sup- The Obama campaign also when Romney and Republican — never before has so much groups spent more than $1.08 Citizens United Supreme Court porting his candidacy. While gambled that it was better to groups matched and started to money been spent on so many billion total on commercials decision in 2010, significantly there is no question the outside buy ads early in the contest exceed the Democratic side. commercials aimed at so few since April according to data eased campaign finance regula- groups helped bring Romney rather than wait until after the voters. compiled by media trackers tions, freeing corporations and Television ads were the prima- and provided to The Associated wealthy individuals to spend ry communications tool for the Press. money to influence politics. campaigns of President Barack But the ads were directed at Pro-Romney groups American Obama and his Republican chal- an ever-shrinking universe of Crossroads and Americans for lenger Mitt Romney, despite the voters. Prosperity and pro-Obama ��������������� gradual but persistent shift of Nine states — Colorado, groups led by Priorities USA viewers from television to the Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Action eagerly took advantage Internet. Hampshire, North Carolina, of the new rules. Collectively, While both teams maintained Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin — Republican outside groups a robust social media presence saw the vast majority of the cam- vastly outnumbered — and out- and used online ads for micro- paign spots, with a 10th state, spent — their Democratic coun- targeting voters based on their Pennsylvania, emerging late in terparts. reading and shopping habits, the campaign as an advertising But it’s not at all clear whether nothing came close to the cam- battleground as well. TV ad spending by super PACs paigns’ investment in the kind Both sides also made small- and other outside groups was a ���������� of 30- and 60-second TV spots er buys in Democratic-leaning smart use of their cash. ���������� that have defined presidential Michigan and Minnesota, but Television stations, by law, ������������� campaigns for nearly half a cen- did little else to suggest either must grant presidential candi- tury. state was seriously in play. dates lower ad rates than regular “The decline of television It’s a sharp drop from 2008, commercial advertisers receive. advertising hasn’t happened, when those states along with That discount is not available and it’s not going away any- New Mexico, Missouri, Indiana, to the political parties nor the time soon,” said Erika Franklin Montana, Georgia and North outside groups, forcing them to Fowler, director of the Wesleyan Dakota were considered battle- pay much higher rates in battle- University Media Project grounds and saw a heavy round ground states where ad space is which tracks campaign adver- of campaign commercials from at a premium. tising. “TV is where you look the candidates and independent That’s in part why Obama for the persuadable voter, and groups alike. This year, almost aired more spots than did the Internet is what you use to no one outside of the 10 major Romney and his super PAC mobilize your base.” swing states has seen a presi- allies. Obama and Democratic- The two presidential cam- dential campaign ad except for leaning groups spent approxi- paigns, the political parties and a few national cable and broad- mately $460 million on the air- their allied independent groups cast buys. waves, the vast majority coming aired 1,015,615 ads between “Fewer people are witnessing from the president’s campaign. June 1 and Oct. 29, the Wesleyan the onslaught than ever before. Romney and the Republican project found — almost 40 per- The ones that are are getting groups spent $624 million, more cent more than the number of carpet bombed,” Fowler said. than half of which came from ads that ran in the same period A newly empowered spate outside groups. in 2008, when Obama defeated of independent groups helped The president’s campaign

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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 6, 2012 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Championship games Tooele Ute Conference football Dixie knocks Stallions out of tourney championship games will be held on Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Tooele High School football field. Games by Mark Watson begin at 9 a.m. and go throughout SPORTS EDITOR the day for the different age divi- sions. All proceeds from food sales at the concession stand go directly It was closer than last year’s to the youth football program. loss to Desert Hills, but a defeat nonetheless for Stansbury once Jr. Buffs basketball again in the 3A state quarterfinals Sign-ups for the Junior Buffs at home. Basketball program for boys grades first through eighth will be available online Monday, Nov. 5, SHS FOOTBALL through Saturday, Nov. 17. Login at http://www.tooelehigh.org. Registration can also be done in With Dixie leading 20-13 with person at the Tooele High School the ball inside Stansbury territory finance office during these dates, at the 15-yard line and only 1:33 or Saturday Nov. 10, from 9 a.m. left on the clock, quarterback - noon in the Tooele High School Blake Barney ran 14 yards on a commons area. For more informa- fourth-down play to the 1-yard tion, please contact Mike Boren at line to sew up the victory for the [email protected] or at Flyers. The Stallions were out of (801) 870-9750. The fee is $70 which includes jersey, league play timeouts and Barney took a knee and end-of-season tournament. twice to run out the clock. Coaches also are needed — sign “Those were two good teams up online or contact Mike Boren. going at it out there tonight, and Jr. Stallion basketball you have to hand it to their quar- terback. He’s an amazing play- Jr. Stallion Basketball skill develop- er,” said Stansbury coach Clint ment and competition league reg- istration is currently taking place. Christiansen. Male and female basketball play- Barney accounted for more ers, grades K-8th may register. than 200 yards in total offense Jr. Stallions skill development will with 107 yards rushing on 21 car- consist of eight Saturday sessions ries and 115 yards passing, com- beginning Nov. 10. The competi- pleting 12-of-25 attempts. tion league will begin in January. Leading 14-13, the Flyers Cost is $50 for skill development scored a touchdown but missed and $50 for competition league or the extra point to give them a $80 for both. Registration forms may be obtained and turned in at 20-13 lead with 10:25 left in the Stansbury High School or online game. Stansbury, however, ended at www.myschoolfees.com. Direct up getting only one more posses- questions to Ryan Harris, (435) sion on offense. Maegan Burr 841-9632, ryharris@tooelesd. After a good return by Dakota org or Kenzie Newton, (801) 631- Case to the 30, Stansbury was Stansbury junior tight end Austen Kincaid catches a pass Friday against Dixie. Kincaid had two long receptions for 79 yards in the state quarterfinal loss against 7708, [email protected]. able to drive inside Dixie territory Grantsville Junior Jazz down to the 42. But an incomplete with an 18-play drive down to team in our region,” Monkres opted for a two-point conversion took the ball at the 9-yard line Grantsville Jr. Jazz registration dates pass and a screen pass for nega- the Stansbury 1-yard line as time said. “They are as well coached in attempt to take their first lead and raced up the left side of the will be Saturday, Nov. 3 from 4 p.m. tive yardage forced Stansbury to ran out. as any team we’ve faced this sea- in the game. field for a 91-yard kickoff return to 8 p.m.; Wednesday Nov. 7 and punt the ball back with 7:09 left It is little consolation to the son.” “We were thinking about it,” to give Dixie a 7-0 lead. Thursday, Nov. 8 from 5 p.m. to 7 in the game. It was the last time Stallions, but Dixie head coach If the Stallions could have Christiansen said. “He’s (Whetten) the fastest guy p.m.; and Saturday, Nov. 17 from 4 Stansbury had the ball. Blaine Monkres had plenty of sustained a drive in the in final The start of the game was not on the team,” Monkres said. “He p.m. to 8 p.m. at Williams Video. Dixie started at its own 21- praise for Stansbury. quarter for a touchdown to trim good for the Stallions. Dixie kick- Cost is $65 per player. For more yard line and ate up the clock “[Stansbury is] as tough as any the lead to 20-19, they may have off return man Chris Whetten SEE STALLIONS PAGE A11 ➤ information contact David Delaney at (435) 770-2471 or by email at [email protected]. Little Lady Buffs basketball The Tooele High Girls basketball team is again sponsoring basket- ball clinics and games for girls. This Several top players will return for Stallions will be open to all girls currently in grades first through eighth. The by Richard Briggs the senior players on that team quarterfinals. One player in par- ter taste by preparing for the cost will be $60 and will include it was the last time they would ticular, senior Austin Meredith, 2013 season. clinics, games, free admission to STAFF WRITER SHS FOOTBALL a THS girl’s game and a revers- put on pads and helmets. stood crying and refusing to “We lose the seniors and the ible jersey. You may register online The football season ended The players sat or stood in remove his helmet and uniform. clothes, Meredith continued guys we’ve been around for a at www.myschoolfees.com or at more abruptly than Stansbury the locker room teary-eyed fol- Even as his teammates switched wearing his football gear. Junior long time, and the feeling of not Tooele High School on Friday, Nov. would have liked, and for most of lowing their loss to Dixie in the from their football attire to street quarterback Chase Christiansen being good enough is a big drive 16 or Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 6 embraced several of his team- for us as a team,” Christiansen p.m. to 8 p.m. If you have questions mates as they shed tears togeth- said. “We start about [the end please contact Coach Kris Ashby at er. Junior running back Jesse of November] hitting the weight [email protected]. Horowitz sat in between two room.” Grantsville wrestling teammates at his locker with his Horowitz also said the weight Youth interested in participating arms across his knees. Horowitz room is where the team needs to in little league wrestling this year was still, looking to the floor as improve to get over the quarter- should contact Grantsville High two single tears dropped from final hump. School wrestling coach Clarence his eyes. “It makes us want to drive Evans, who also runs the little This scene is consistent for and hit the weight room twice league program in Grantsville. The most high school teams fol- as hard,” Horowitz said. “Go out wrestling program is for kids ages lowing a loss in the playoffs, with everything, practice hard, kindergarten through eighth grade. For more information call Evans but there’s a reason to rejoice and we’ve got it next year.” at (435) 841-9268. Little league at Stansbury High School. The The Stallions will lose key wrestling will begin in November. Stallions’ 2012 roster was loaded players like Jackson Clausing, with juniors and sophomores, Colton May and Dacota Case, Tooele wrestling and these underclassmen were but some of the juniors who will Those who want to be involved with the stars fighting to keep up return as seniors made impacts Tooele youth wrestling should regis- with the Dixie Flyers. A second against the Flyers. ter online at https://sites.google. consecutive exit in the quarter- Junior tight end Austen com/site/tooelewrestling/home/. Practice will start on Nov. 5. There finals has these juniors fired up Kincaid caught two long passes is a $50 registration fee and wres- for next year. from Christiansen, a 28-yard tlers must purchase a USA wres- “It’s bitter, disgusting,” pass and a 37-yard pass. Both of tling card for $15-$40. Participants Horowitz said of the loss. those completions led to touch- can email any questions to Valerie “There’s nothing we can do now. downs later in those drives. Coffman at [email protected] We’ve just got to get back at it.” With players like Clausing and or they can call (435) 830-7680. Christiansen echoed the Case leaving, it’s up to Horowitz Tooele 5th grade hoops words of Horowitz almost ver- to fill the void in the backfield Tryouts for a fifth-grade boys bas- batim. alongside Christiansen. ketball super league team will be “Bitter. Bitter and disgusting. Although the tears flowed and held Monday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. at I don’t like it at all,” Christiansen the taste was bitter on Friday, Clarke Johnsen Junior High School. said. “There’s not quite another there’s plenty to anticipate when Players from Tooele or Stansbury Maegan Burr feeling like that.” the Stallions take the field in are invited to try out. Call Brady Stansbury juniors Allan Havili (53), Chase Christiansen (44) and Iosua Opeta (67) walk back to the line of scrimmage for Christiansen and Horowitz 2013. Christensen 849-1980 with any the last play of the game Friday against Dixie. The Flyers defeated Stansbury 20-13 in the 3A state quarterfinals. were eager to dissipate the bit- [email protected] questions. Utah Jazz The Utah Jazz dropped to 1-3 on the season with a 103-94 loss to Memphis on Monday night in Memphis. The Jazz led 50-47 at halftime, but were outscored 56-44 Pheasant season opens with low hunter turnout in the second half. Six Jazz players scored in double figures in the loss by Richard Briggs ant hunt. I think it snuck up on Becker also said the pheasants during November and part way a close look at a good number of with Gordon Hayward leading the way with 19 points. Al Jefferson STAFF WRITER people this year. It snuck up on are much healthier this year. through December, making the deer.” and Derrick Favors combined for me so it probably snuck up on “Last year we had a wet spring deer easier to find. So on Nov. 17 Here are the DWR’s directions 20 rebounds with Jefferson hauling Pheasant hunting season other people.” so the birds didn’t do as well,” he there will be a mule deer view- on how to get to the destination: down 12 boards and Favors eight. began on Saturday, and the low Becker said the reason for the said. “Since we had a dry spring ing at the Nash Wash Wildlife “If you’re traveling from Salt Lake The Jazz return to the friendly con- number of hunters for the open- low numbers could be the time this year the birds did fairly well. Management Area in southeast- City, it will take about four hours fines of EnerySolutions Arena for a ing weekend of the hunt led change or the fact that the deer We had a few more wild birds, ern Utah. Limited hunting hap- to reach the Cisco exit. Travel game on Wednesday night against experts to believe the hunt snuck hunt just ended. Whatever the although there’s not that many pens in this area so there are south on I-15 to the Price exit, the 1-3 Los Angeles Lakers. up on people. reason, he said he doesn’t expect wild birds in Tooele County.” plenty of deer for people to see. which is just south of Springville. Real Salt Lake Tom Becker, biologist for the the low numbers to stay this Plenty of time remains for Brent Stettler, a regional con- Then travel southeast on U.S. After battling to a 0-0 tied in Seattle Division of Wildlife Resources, way. More hunters are expected, hunters to take part in the pheas- servation outreach manager with Highway 6 past Price and on to on Friday, Real Salt Lake and the said there were fewer hunters especially if the weather holds ant hunt as it continues until the DWR, is the person in charge its junction with I-70. Then travel Sounders will be back on the pitch in Tooele County for the start of up nice. With cold and stormy Nov. 18. of the viewing, and he said peo- east on I-70 to Exit 204.” on Thursday in the second leg of the pheasant hunt than in years weather expected for the week- Mule Deer Observation ple can see anywhere from 50 to Anyone who would like to their MLS Cup quarterfinal. RSL past, and there were also a low end, it could change things, Those who want to view mule 100 deer in the fields, depending attend needs to arrive by 1:30 played one-man up for 60 minutes number of youth taking part in Becker said. deer in a time when they will be on the day. p.m. on Nov. 17. on Friday, but still could not muster the youth pheasant hunt. Becker said there are more less wary of humans can attend “During the rut, which will be “Please be on time,” Stettler a goal. Goalkeeper Nick Rimando “We didn’t have the hunters pheasants in the area than they’ve made five saves and Seattle’s an observation on Nov. 17 in in full swing, deer tend to be said. “We don’t want anyone to Michael Gspurning four in the draw we’ve had,” Becker said. “By the had, so there are still plenty of southeastern Utah. less concerned about vehicles get lost on their way to the wild- on Friday. latter part of the first week more pheasants to hunt because of According to a press release and people,” Stettler said. “If you life management area.” people will realize it’s the pheas- the low number of early hunters. from the DWR, mule deer breed attend the event, you should get [email protected] A11

TUESDAY November 6, 2012 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 All-star team finishes second at Mesquite tourney

by Mark Watson place at the USA Toys-for-Kids and Kayla Darling, playing their was very evident in the way they pitching more innings than our in the third game 2-7. SPORTS EDITOR Tournament in Mesquite, Nev., final year of softball with the played and stepped up when other two pitchers with a total of Tooele then won games four in games played Oct. 20-21. team. they could see the team needed 13 strikeouts for the tournament. and five to advance to the cham- The Tooele County U-18 soft- The team was led by its two 18- “Their passion and love for spark,” said coach Chad Gull. Darling, with her bat, found pionship game against Riptide. ball all-stars captured second year-old players Aimee Averett the game and love for their team “Averett carried our defense, every gap the defense allowed Tooele County defeated the Lady and dropped three of the most Warriors of Arizona 9-3 and then beautiful bunts I have ever seen. edged Zero Mercy 12-11. The rest of the team played better Tooele County could only than i have seen them play in the manage two hits in a five-inning past two years. They knew what championship game while this tourney meant to Kayla and Riptide scored seven runs in the Aimee, and they refused to let fifth to end the game 9-1. them go home empty handed,” The coach said his team had the coach said. good chemistry among players. The local team finished the He said the players were like tournament with a 3-3 record. family and called themselves The TCGS team lost 1-5 to “ohana” which means family in Riptide, Utah in the first game Hawaiian. and defeated Zero Mercy, Calif. [email protected] 5-2 in the second game. Zero Mercy came back to defeat TCGS Pets of the Week

courtesy of Chad Gull This U-18 softball team placed second in a tournament in Mesquite. Front row: Kayla Darling, Maddie Gull, Marissa Flores, Tavia Wilson, Daniell Lyman, Mariah Sweat. Back row: Kristen Shoop, Shayla Knight, Chad Gull, Paisha Wilson, Aimee Averett, Raquel Lyman, Breanna Torres, Jim Wilson, Holly Gull.

Stallions HANDSOME KITTY! continued from page A10 For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure had a couple of good kickoffs Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires earlier in the year, but then teams Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing quit kicking it to him.” Tooele City and possible shelter fee. Stansbury was unable work Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to out of poor field position on its Grantsville hold animals for 3 days first two drives, but the defense before euthanization. was able to keep Dixie out of the E-mail us: Animal Shelter 884-6881 end zone in the early going. [email protected] Dixie drove down to the Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Stansbury 15, but gave up the TOOELETRANSCRIPT ball on downs when Stanbury’s BULLETIN Tooele Veterinary Clinic Zayne Anderson tackled a Dixie 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 receiver 1 yard short of a first down on a fourth-down pass. The Stallions finally got the offense churning late in the first quarter and into the sec- ond quarter by going to the air. Christiansen fired a 14-yard pass to Chandler Staley as the first quarter ended to move the ball from the SHS 26 out to the SHS 40. BANNERS With the ball at the SHS 43, Christiansen connected on a 42- yard pass to Austen Kincaid down to the 15. Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, Runs by Jackson Clausing, Staley and Christiansen gave the Stallions a first down at the 1-yard line where Christiansen Maegan Burr Window Stickers, and More! scored on a sneak. With the PAT Stansbury High School junior Jesse Horowitz (21) runs the ball Friday against by Darius Johnson, the Stallions Dixie. tied the game at 7-7 with 8:21 until halftime. Dixie led 14-7 at intermission. game. Barney’s scrambling and The Stallions’ defense bent, The Stallions cranked up the running ability helped out big- but did not break on the next offense again to start the second time on the drive. A helmet-to- offensive drive by the Flyers. half with a 38-yard pass to Kincaid helmet penalty on the Stallions Dixie drove from its own 35 down on the first play to put the ball helped to get the drive going for to the Stansbury 1-yard line. On inside Dixie territory. Stansbury Dixie. Then on third-down-and- fourth-and-goal from the 1 yard was able to drive to the 28, but six at the Stansbury 41, Barney line, Colton May came up with stalled out there and missed a ran to the 27 on a keeper. Then a great tackle behind the line of 45-yard field goal attempt. on fourth-and-two at the 19, scrimmage to thwart the Dixie Stansbury’s second second-half Barney kept the ball down to drive. May was superb on defense drive was a winner. The Stallions the Stallions’ 3-yard line. He then in the quarterfinal game and led drove 78 yards on 10 plays for a scored on the next play to make it the team with 11 tackles. touchdown to make it 14-13 with 20-13 for the Flyers. Dixie missed Getting the ball back with good a missed PAT. Three long runs the PAT wide left. field position finally paid off for by Christiansen pushed the ball Christiansen led the Stansbury the Flyers. Their first touchdown to the Dixie 38 and a face-mask rushing attack with 99 yards on drive of the game came late in penalty added five more yards. 17 carries. Clausing rushed for the second quarter that started The quarterback connected with 22 yards and Jesse Horowitz had inside Stansbury territory at the Jaron Moon on a 10-yard pass 15 yards. Christiansen connected 47. to the 19. Stansbury capped off on 4-of-10 passes for 92 yards. Dixie got a big chunk of yard- the drive with runs by Clausing Anderson had eight tackles, age on a 19 yard pass from Barney and Anderson, and a keeper by Christiansen seven, Allan Havili to Kyle Hansen down to the 20 Christiansen for the TD to make six, Case five, Iosua Opeta five, yard line. Barney then hooked up it 14-13 with 2:14 left in the third Moon five, Staley four, Clausing with Andy Appel to the Stansbury quarter. four, Spencer Wihongi three. Cole 5-yard line with 31 seconds left Dixie followed up with a drive Merseth, Riley Deavila and Tyler High Quality • Full Color in the first half. Barney scored of its own which started late in Jensen each recorded two tack- on a 5-yard keeper with 14 sec- the third quarter and ended with les. onds left in the half. With the PAT, a touchdown with 10:25 left in the [email protected] Custom Design & 24 Hour Turnaround Available TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN

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of rantsvilleNursing resident Jean room, labor and delivery area and oper- “The recovery room job duties are Brothers can’t remember a ating room. watching the patients and monitors time when she didn’t spend “Since 1976, I’ve worked steady,” she and making sure they’re comfortable several hours a week at the said. “At first as an LPN, I worked every with pain medications,” Brothers said. Ghospital in Tooele over the last 50 years. place, like in the ER. Then I started “I mostly just make sure they’re OK and She’s not a frequent patient, though working as an obstetrics technician and they’re comfortable.” — she’s a nurse. helped in labor and delivery. In 1980, I Two years ago, Brothers tried to Brothers, 69, was born in Vernal, but started working as a scrub nurse in the retire, but found that she missed nurs- has lived in Tooele County since 1959. operating room. I’ve been in the operat- ing too much and decided to go to back After completing a one-year program ing room area every since.” to work part time. to get a diploma as a licensed practi- In 1992, Brothers earned her regis- “My mom said I had always said I cal nurse, she began working at the old tered nurse certification through an wanted to be a nurse,” Brothers said. Tooele hospital in September of 1962. outreach program offered by Weber “As soon as I was finished with school, She worked as an LPN for 30 years State University at the hospital. She’s I become an LPN. I like to take care of — save for a few years between 1969 continued to work in the operating people. I missed nursing when I tried to and 1975 when she occasionally took room area, and now focuses most of her retire.” time off to have and begin to raise her workdays in the recovery area, where three children — in the emergency patients go after having surgery. See NURSING page B8 ➤

HOMEFRONT Education is key to helping kids make good food choices

he designer phrase of the government has stepped in to fix bles. In an effort to curb those eat these healthy morsels and up to become soldiers. year is “childhood obesity the problem. And they have just nasty extra pounds, the govern- the garbage cans, for the time Later it became a way to help Tcrisis.” Diane Sagers the program to make it happen: ment has placed restrictions on being at least, are filling up with the farm cycle. When farmers Although crisis may be over- CORRESPONDENT school lunch. Thus was born the how much food children may healthy school lunches. Piles as a whole had a good year, the stating, the obesity problem is No Hungry Kids Act, or the gov- eat. Children in kindergarten and piles of fruits and vegetables prices on farm commodities with us. Statistics say that some ernment mandate on what kids through fifth grade are allowed have been going out with the would go down. These kinds of 17 percent of the children in our can eat. 650 calories. Sixth through trash. commodities can be stored well schools are obese while another is the weight range between the Through these mandates, eighth graders get 50 calories School lunch is the natural so those in the food industry 20 percent or so are overweight. ideal weight and that 30 percent schools are required to feed chil- more and high school students vehicle for such a program. It would purchase in bulk and Obesity is a condition where a mark. Too many of our kids fit dren healthier and more nutri- are allowed 850 calories. has come full circle. The feder- fill silos with the commodities person weighs 30 percent more into those weight ranges. tious lunches with less sodium, To almost no ones’ surprise, ally funded school lunch began and save them for the next year. than what is considered their Since the word “crisis” is part more whole grains and a wider the kids are having their say in in the 1940s during World War II ideal healthy weight. Overweight of the pet phrase, the federal selection of fruits and vegeta- the matter. They are refusing to as an effort to help youth bulk See EDUCATION page B3 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 6, 2012 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Nov. 24, 1849, John Froelich, the inventor of the first internal- combustion tractor, is born in Girard, Iowa. Froelich and investors formed the Waterloo Gasoline Traction Engine Company. The Waterloo Tractor Works, owned by John Deere since 1918, remains one of the largest tractor factories in the United States. ➤ On Nov. 22, 1900, the first car to be produced under the Mercedes name is taken for its inaugural drive in Cannstatt, Germany. The car was Mega Maze specially built for Emil Jellinek, a fan of fast, flashy cars. He bought 36 of them. In exchange, the company agreed to name the car after Jellinek’s 11-year-old daughter, Mercedes. ➤ On Nov. 19, 1915, British airman Richard Bell Davies performs a daring rescue, swooping down in his plane to whisk a downed fellow pilot from behind the Turkish lines. The British government awarded him the Victoria Cross. ➤ On Nov. 21, 1934, teenager Ella Fitzgerald wins Amateur Night at Harlem’s Apollo Theater. Putting her name in the hat on a bet, she’d originally planned a dance number. History 5. MEASUREMENTS: What was made when she did the Binet-Simon Scale changed her mind and measure? by Fifi 6. GEOGRAPHY: On which sang “The Object of My Rodriguez Affection.” continent is the country of Paraguay located? ➤ On Nov. 20, 1945, a series 1. LANGUAGE: Variety maga- 7. MEDICINE: What is digitalis of trials of accused Nazi zine coined the term used to treat? war criminals, conducted “oater” to describe what 8. ENTERTAINMENT: Which by a U.S., French and kind of entertainment? humorist created the Soviet military tribunal 2. MATH: What is the Arabic fictional town of Lake based in Nuremberg, equivalent of the Roman Wobegon? Germany, begins. Twenty- numeral LXXX? 9. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: four former Nazi officials 3. STYLE: What is the func- What is an aqueduct? were tried, and half tion of furniture called an 10. LITERATURE: Who wrote would be sentenced to etagere? the novel “The Portrait of death by hanging. 4. FOOD: What is the chief a Lady”? ➤ On Nov. 23, 1959, Robert ingredient in caponata? Stroud, the famous “Birdman of Alcatraz,” is released from solitary confinement for the first time since 1916. For 15 years, Stroud lived among canaries brought to him by visitors, and he became an expert in birds and ornithological diseases. In 1943, Stroud’s Digest of the Diseases of Birds, a 500-page text that included his own illustrations, was published to general acclaim. ➤ On Nov. 25, 1963, President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated three days earlier, is buried with full military honors at Arlington National ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Cemetery. An eternal flame was lit by his widow to forever mark co-starred with Jennifer Garner in dramedy wrapped its second gets closer, I am the grave. “The Odd Life of Timothy Green,” season this past June 15, with the reminded that Rainn and Michelle Forbes starred in third season to premiere in spring Wilson was supposed © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc. AMC’s now-defunct “The Killing,” 2013 (no official date yet). If you to get a spinoff, where as Rosie Larsen’s mom, Mitch. are going through “Fairly Legal” I believe we get to see • • • withdrawal, season one is now on how Dwight and his Q: I enjoy “Major Crimes” DVD, and season two is available cousin, Mose, run the very much, and I wondered if it for streaming purchase through beet farm. Is this still will be back for another season? amazon.com. Also, you can go happening? — Gennifer — Pat B., via e-mail to www.celebrityextraonline. T., Allentown, Pa. Q: When will “In Treatment” A: “Major Crimes,” TNT’s “The com and search the archives to A: It appears that be back? I hope soon. — Linda Closer” spinoff starring Mary read my March 16 interview with plans for the Dwight/ W., via e-mail McDonnell, was the year’s No. series co-star Virginia Williams Mose spinoff, which A: HBO canceled the Gabriel 1 new cable drama, so you can (Lauren Reed). was tentatively called Byrne-starring drama in spring bet it will return for a 15-episode • • • “The Farm,” have fallen 2011 after three seasons and second season (up from a 10- Q: I am big fan of “Single through. In late October, more than 100 episodes. At first episode first season) in summer Ladies,” but somehow I missed a Rainn tweeted the fol- there was talk of it possibly 2013. As the premiere gets closer few episodes. Where can I catch lowing message to his returning in a new incarnation; and I learn an exact date, I’ll up on my viewing? — Hal W., via millions of Twitter fol- however, it would appear those be sure to let you know so you e-mail lowers: “NBC has passed plans have been scrapped. won’t miss Capt. Sharon Raydor A: Season two of the hit VH1 on moving forward with As I reported a few months and crew as they solve cases for original scripted series is now ‘The Farm’ TV show. back, you can catch Gabriel on LAPD’s Major Crimes Division. available on DVD as a four-disc Had a blast making the television again soon. He’ll be • • • set containing all 14 episodes pilot — onwards and Mary McDonnell starring in the History Channel Q: What happened to the with bonus clips. Also, the show upwards!” original scripted drama “Vikings,” program “Fairly Legal”? Will it has been renewed for a third sea- which is slated for a 2013 pre- return? — Marilyn S., Webster, son, to premiere summer 2013. Write to Cindy at King Features mail her at letters@cindyelavsky. miere. Gabriel’s “In Treatment” N.Y. • • • Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, com. co-star Dianne Wiest recently A: The USA network’s legal Q: As the end of “The Office” Orlando, FL 32853-6475; or e- © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Education MISSIONARIES continued from page B1 Ky Bender

Then the next year, when the commodi- Ky James Bender has been ties were available again, the purchasers called to serve in the Tallahassee would have all they needed. Florida Mission of the Church of The government would purchase the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. excess and fill their silos. To use up this Elder Bender will report to the abundance, the food was made avail- MTC on Nov. 14. Elder Bender able to the school lunch program with a will be speaking in the Eastland requirement that they were to be used to Ward at 691 E. Cedarview Street fill the food guidelines then in place. As a in Tooele on Nov. 11 at 1 p.m. result, lunches included a lot of peanuts Ky is the son of Jim and Kerri and corn products. Later, turkey, cheese Bender. and other foods were added. They were required to use two tablespoons of but- ter in each meal. And now the guidelines have changed. What is the answer to this conundrum? Does the government know the right courtesy of Shutterstock answers for our nation’s students or do their parents? It is a hard answer, really, since kids have reached the point that and passing on the importance of such healthier choices. Tyson Haddon they have. They got their eating habits concepts to their children either by Perhaps that is the answer both at somewhere. design or example. This passes on a lot of school and at home. Personally, I think Tyson Ray Haddon has been In theory, at least, given a wide range misinformation that becomes part of the parents are the best teachers. Parents called to serve a mission for of choices, the human body will self- kids’ mentality and the cycle continues. need to educate themselves with sound the Church of Jesus Christ of direct to choose the foods it really needs The guidelines at the schools are based materials, quit treating food like the Latter-day Saints in the Sweden over the long term. But the choices we on medical information and reportedly, enemy or the reward, and trust them- Stockholm Mission. He is the son are making as a society do not necessar- some schools across the country are selves. Go for the basics. Then they can of Charlie and Tonya Haddon ily bear that out. We are faced with very now finding some success pedaling their help kids find out what will make them and brother of Taylor and Tanner smart food marketing that makes a lot nourishing treats by laying foods out as feel the healthiest, provide them with Ricks and Hunter Haddon. He of things that are not so good for us look something of a buffet. Education helps, choices among those kinds of foods and will be speaking Nov. 11 at 10:50 very desirable. We have learned habits too, to show the kids the rationale behind let them choose. Lay out the vegetables a.m. in the Benson Mill Ward, that say if a little is good, a lot is better. the changes. Armed with information, and dips and see what they choose. 417 E. Benson Road, Stansbury On the flip side, parents spend a lot of when the kids feel they have some say Who knows? It could work. It’s worth a Park. Tyson enters the MTC on time talking about calories and weight in what they choose, they tend to make try. Nov. 14. COMMUNITY NEWS

Relief Services in need of vol- the girl who would help save better world to our children. supplies are desperately needed unteers, donations the rain forest and to the boy Since the global and national at Tooele County Relief Services. BABY I love third graders. As a mem- who would make a club for all problems are overwhelming to We are also looking for volun- ber of the Tooele Valley Rotary the kids who don't have friends, me personally, I am very grateful teers who are willing to volun- Club, I have had the opportunity the responses always range from that I work daily with co-workers teer time at the front desk. There Ryley Edward to help distribute dictionaries creative to concerned to sim- and volunteers and community are a variety of other needs annually to every third grader in ply heart-melting. I feel hope- members who focus on what we specific to each family's unique Peterson our school district. After explain- ful when I leave the classrooms can do right now to improve the situation, so we invite you to ing what the Rotary Club is all that if both the hearts and minds lives of the people who are strug- call or stop by the Community Ryan Peterson is excited to about and the various projects of these children are cultivated, gling in our own county. For Resource Center at 38 S. Main announce the arrival of his new we are involved in, I always our youth just might be able to those who are looking for ways Street in Tooele to find out how baby brother, Ryley Edward. enjoy asking the students what someday find solutions to the to make an immediate impact to get involved. And to all those Born to our parents Carolee they would like to do if given issues that continue to stump on people who are hungry or parents and grandparents who and Edward Peterson on July the chance to make our com- the grown-ups today. Based on cold, or just not able to make are raising those compassionate, 21, weighing in at 4 lbs., 12 oz. munity and our world a bet- current headlines and the buzz ends meet no matter how hard smart, problem-solving hopes and 17 1/2” tall, with five older ter place. From the young man in social media, the most bril- they work at it, we can use your for our future, thank you. siblings: Breezy, Dani, Nathan, who would build a machine with liant minds and influential lead- help. Donations of gloves, coats, Ashley and Ryan, five nieces, four big vacuums to encircle a ers have their work cut out for blankets, sleeping bags, sham- Submitted by Karen Kuipers of six uncles, one aunt and several person and clean up garbage to them if we are to turn over a poo, toilet paper and cleaning Tooele County Relief Services. cousins. To our “Little Trooper” Ryley, you arrived seven weeks early but you was a fighter and only spent three weeks in NICU GJHS puts on unique choir before coming home. You are concert a “Little Trooper” in our book. The Grantsville Junior High We are all very blessed to have School choir put on a unique you home and in our family. We concert in October. The choir love you very much. Mom and director is Greg Smith, who also Dad, Big Brother Ryan and Uncle sings for the Mormon Tabernacle Kerry. Choir. The students wore beaks during a song called “Concerto for Singing Chickens and Piano” (with apologies to Beethoven and Tschaikovsky), with Kaysen Wilson doing a solo. The choir also performed “Ching-Ring- Chaw,” “Peace Like A River” and “I’m Runnin’ On.” During the “I’m Runnin’ On” performance, the soloists were McKenzie Garner, Teva Martinson, Makaydee McCulley, Halle McCulley, Halle courtesy of Charles Mohler Pellew, Joseph Swallom and Members of GJHS’s choir stand together wearing beaks during their performance of “Concerto for Singing Chickens Samuel Taggart. and Piano.” Flummoxed by Thanksgiving math? We did it for you by J.M. Hirsch for 10 people, buy a 15-pound widely by recipe. Some go at a AP FOOD EDITOR turkey, for 12 people, buy an 18- slow and steady 325 F. Others pound turkey, and for 14 people, crank the heat to 400 F or 425 If you start roasting a 14-pound buy a 20-pound turkey. F for the first hour, then drop it turkey at 375 F at 7 a.m. and need The Big Thaw down for the rest of the time. to feed 15 people — including The safest way to thaw a frozen However you roast, use an three vegetarians, a vegan and turkey is in the refrigerator. You’ll instant thermometer inserted at two gluten intolerants — by 1 need about 24 hours per 4 to 5 the innermost part of the thigh p.m., how many pounds of cran- pounds of turkey. For speedier (without touching bone) to berries do you need if the stuff- thawing, put the turkey in a sink determine when your turkey is ing is baked outside the bird and of cold water. Change the water done. The meat needs to hit 165 the pumpkin pie is cut into 11.75 every 30 minutes, and plan for F for safe eating, though some equal wedges? about 30 minutes per pound. people say thigh meat tastes bet- Or am I the only cook who suf- The Brine ter at 170 F. fers flashbacks to grade school A good brine uses kosher salt If the outside of the bird gets word problems every time I try and sugar in a 1-to-1 ratio, and too dark before the center reach- to calculate the many math- usually no more than 1 cup of es the proper temperature, cover ematical angles of assembling each. Feel free to add any other it with foil. Thanksgiving dinner? seasonings. Brines typically are The following roasting time Fear not. I took one for the made by heating the salt, sugar estimates are based on a stuffed turkey team and did the math for and seasonings with a bit of turkey cooked at 325 F. Reduce you, sorting out all the numbers water until dissolved. This mix- cooking time by 20 to 40 min- courtesy of Shutterstock you need, from how many people ture then is diluted with addi- utes for turkeys that are not different size turkeys feed to how tional cold water (volume will stuffed (estimate total roasting and can significantly slow the *Carrots: a 1-pound bag makes *Stuffing: a 14-ounce bag of many pounds of carrots and cans vary depending on the size of times at 15 minutes per pound cooking. 4 to 5 servings stuffing makes about 11 servings of cranberry sauce you’ll want for your bird). Be certain the brine is for unstuffed birds). And remem- The Rest *Cranberry sauce: a 12-ounce The Leftovers making sure your crowd leaves completely cooled before adding ber, a crowded oven cooks more The turkey never should go package of fresh cranberries For food safety reasons, left- the table stuffed. the turkey. slowly, so plan ahead if your bird directly from the oven to the makes about 2 1/4 cups of sauce; overs should be cleared from And because this is Turkeys should be brined for needs to share the space. table. Like most meat, it needs to a 16-ounce can has 6 servings the table and refrigerated within Thanksgiving, all serving esti- at least 8 to 10 hours, but can go *12-pound turkey: 3 to 4 hours rest before serving for the juices *Gravy: plan for 1/3 cup of two hours of being served. Once mates are generous to allow for as long as 72 hours. A good rule at 325 F to redistribute. Cover the turkey gravy per person refrigerated, they should be con- plenty of seconds and leftovers. of thumb is, the longer the brine, *15-pound turkey: 4 to 4 1/2 with foil and a few bath tow- *Green beans: 1 1/2 pounds of sumed within three to four days. How Big? the weaker the brine. So for a hours at 325 F els layered over that (to keep it beans makes 6 to 8 servings Leftovers can be frozen for three For turkeys less than 16 10-hour soak, use 1 cup each of *18-pound turkey: 4 1/2 to 5 warm), then let it rest for 20 to 30 *Mashed potatoes: a 5-pound to four months. Though safe to pounds, estimate 1 pound per salt and sugar. For a longer one, hours at 325 F minutes. bag of potatoes makes 10 to 12 consume after four months, they serving (this accounts for bone consider backing down to 3/4 *20-pound turkey: 5 to 6 hours The Sides servings will start to taste off. weight). For larger birds, a bit less cup each. at 325 F is fine; they have a higher meat- Always keep the bird refriger- The Baste to-bone ratio. But if your goal is ated during brining. If the turkey Basting the bird with its juices to have very ample leftovers, aim is too big, an ice-filled cooler helps crisp the skin and flavor the The Perfect Job is TOOELETRANSCRIPT for 1 1/2 pounds per person no stored outside works, too. meat. Do it every 30 minutes, but matter how big the turkey is. For The Roast no more. Opening the oven door Waiting for You! BULLETIN 8 people, buy a 12-pound turkey, Roasting temperatures vary too frequently lets heat escape B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Tuesday November 6, 2012 TELL ME A STORY ‘Legend of the Lake on the Mountain’

(a Mohawk tale) out to capture him. Tayouroughay stood adapted by Amy Friedman and illus- looking down the winding path at the trated by Jillian Gilliland sunbathed Bay of Quinte. She shaded her eyes from the rising sun and watched erched high above the Bay of as one canoe came around a corner, Quinte on Canada’s Lake Ontario is followed by another and another, until Pthe beautiful and mysterious Lake there were 40 canoes gathered to chase on the Mountain. Fathomless and fed by the runaway prisoner. secret springs, the water level never var- Tayouroughay prayed her beloved ies, and for hundreds of years it has been Gowanda was safe, and then she saw a sacred place to the Mohawk Indians. him — handsome, strong and swift, he Long ago, before the land we know exist- paddled steadily until his canoe touched ed, Sky Woman lived high above it. the pebbly shore of an island, and there One day, she fell from the sky. And he hid from his enemies’ canoes among soon after, she gave birth to a daugh- the tall, waving grass. ter. But the child did not live long. Sky Tayouroughay waited patiently for Woman buried her, and from her body the day to pass. She watched as the sun three sisters were born: Corn and Beans began to set and the moon rose into the and Squash, the great sustainers of life. sky. She listened to the call of the whip- The Mohawk people believed that poorwills and watched the reflections the spirit of the sisters lived forever in of the trees mirrored in the still lake. this lake, which they called Onokenoga As fireflies glittered on the shore, the — “Lake of the Gods.” They often visited people gave up the chase for Gowanda. the lake to make offerings to the Three They pulled to shore and began their Sisters. They offered thanks, and they favorite festivities. Everyone danced requested blessings — for a successful — men and maidens and children — and hunt, a bountiful harvest and plentiful Tayouroughay, keeping her secret, went fish. And the Three Sisters not only pro- down to join them for a while so she vided, they carried the Mohawks’ humble would not arouse suspicion. messages of praise and gratitude to Meanwhile, under the cover of dark- Manitto, the Great Creator. ness and the noise of the dancing, The Three Sisters also occasion- Gowanda had scaled the embankment ally interceded in the affairs of human and reached the edge of the lake by the beings. This was true when, once upon waterfall, and there he waited for his a time, there lived a Mohawk maiden love. named Tayouroughay, who was the Annosothka watched as Tayouroughay daughter of a chief. The maiden was so climbed the path back up to the lake, and lovely, with lively eyes, jet-black hair and so he followed her. He approached her a gentle, generous nature, that all the and looked her in the eye. “I have told braves fell in love with her. But the chief you three times that I love you,” he said, had selected a brave to marry her. He “and I’ve come now to take you away.” was called Annosothka. Her father, who had gone to retrieve Tayouroughay did not love Tayouroughay with Annosothka, stood Annosothka. In truth, although she beside him. “I give you to him, daughter,” told no one, her heart belonged to a the chief said. young man called Gowanda. She told Tayouroughay knew she could not no one because he was an enemy of her marry this man. She looked across the tribe whom they had captured. While lake to the place where Gowanda was Gowanda was a prisoner, Tayouroughay waiting in the shadows of the trees. she saw her only love run to shore. He searched the water, but they knew the lake on the mountain because they had fell in love with him, and he with her. Suddenly, she ran to the edge of the lake, opened his arms to welcome her. search was useless. Tayouroughay was violated the sacred waters. Secretly they came up with a plan to jumped into a canoe and paddled away. But it was too late. Annosothka would lost, and so was their enemy. They led Gowanda to a place in that run away and spend their lives together. Her paddle flashed in the moonlight; her soon have her in his grasp, and so she The Three Sisters saw all this. They saw lake where a limestone wall kept the lake And so, one day before dawn, canoe quivered wildly. She was breath- stood and leaped into the water by the Tayouroughay slip from the lake over the from crashing to the bay below and there Tayouroughay set Gowanda free. They less with excitement and fear, but then, waterfall. waterfall into the bay below. They saw they showed him a tiny hole. Gowanda planned to meet late that night, under when she was in the center of the lake, Gowanda nearly went mad with Gowanda lost in the lake on the moun- worked at that hole until he could cover of darkness by the waterfall on the she heard the sound of Annosothka’s despair. Hoping he would somehow find tain. They took pity on the star-crossed squeeze through and join his beloved. edge of the sacred lake. canoe behind her. He was rapidly gaining her in those deep, dark waters, he dived lovers, whom the gods had condemned And so they were, thanks to the Three But when the sun rose and the people on her. in too. to wander for eternity separated by the Sisters, free at last, and their spirits saw Gowanda had escaped, the cry went “Gowanda!” she cried. In the distance All that night the chief and his men limestone wall between the bay and the remained together forever after.

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PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND A SOLD $ $ SOLD $ SOLD ONLY 374,000 ONLY 165,000 ONLY 135,000 COMPLETE LIST OF ALL CURRENT VACANCIES AT www.tooelesd.org Custom built home on golf course. Awesome Home PRISTINE! INSIDE AND OUT! Rambler with new Super clean condo! Rambler style with main fl oor APPLICANTS MUST HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR EQUIVALENT AND Theater Room. Nice kitchenette downstairs. A lot of silestone kitchen counters. New hardwood fl ooring. laundry! Extra large bedroom downstairs w/large bath. Covered patio and beautiful back yard with mountain Water fi ltration. Humidifi er on furnace.Central air. 2 car MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OF AGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. house for the Price! Large .38 acre lot!! The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. views. Priced to sell!! garage. Covered deck off kitchen. Much more. Individuals needing special accommodations should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone, Tooele, UT or call 435-833-1900. Applications and information may be picked up at the District office or downloaded at website www.tooelesd.org. 2 E ARTHUR CIR: 11 Acres. Each lot has an undivided interest in an additional 247 4000 N SR 36: Corner of SR36 & Erda Way. Apx. 35.11 acres of TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER acres of land. 7.1 Acre feet of water included. Seasonal spring. NEW LOW PRICE $82,0000 vacant land w/9.66 acres zoned CG (Commercial) & the remaining LAND acrege of 25.45 acres is zoned RR-5. (Residential on 5 acre lots.) PUBLIC NOTICE The Grantsville City Council will hold its regu- lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Novem- ber 7, 2012 at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT 84029. The agenda is as follows: CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLE- GIANCE ROLL CALL PUBLIC HEARING: AGENDA: 1. Youth Awards. 2. Presentation by the Tooele County Board of Health regarding the to- bacco survey. 3. Summary Action Items: a. Approval of Minutes b. Approval of Bills c. Personnel Matters 4. Consideration of Cloud Seeding. 5. Consideration of City Recorder's Notice of Certification of Annexa- tion Petition filed by Jaci Cummings and authori- zation to provide legal notice of annexation. 6. Reconsideration of mi- nor subdivision for Gary Christley at 274 S. West Street to divide one (1) lot into four (4) lots in the RM-7 zone for single family development. 7. Consideration of re- duction of engineering review & inspection fee for Anderson Ranch Phase 5. (TP Develop- ment) 8. Consideration of lease agreement for recreation center. (Nikki Turner) 9. Consideration of leas- ing vehicles for the Po- lice Department. 10. Consideration of Or- dinance 2012-18 adopt- ing Title 15 Chapter 3 Special Events. This legislation creates a per- mit procedure, permit re- quirement and fee schedule for special events held in/on city property and/or requiring city personnel to con- duct. 11. Consideration of Resolution 2012-13 amending Grantsville City Policies and Proce- dures to bring meal reim- bursement amounts for Tuesday employeesNovember traveling 6, 2012 on B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin behalf of the City in ac- cordance with current costs and to clarify pro- Garage, Yard Personals Help Wanted Help Wanted Apartments Homes Public Notices Public Notices ceduresPublic for Notices reimburse- Sales for Rent Meetings Meetings ment.Meetings 12. Consideration of Ap- HAVING A GARAGE iOn MY DIABETES AT- TOOELE Treatment co- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- $$SAVE MONEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE peal by Van Anderson SALE? Advertise it in TENTION DIABETICS Christensen & Griffith ordinator. We are look- ment, $975/mo, MEETINGS Notice is hereby given regarding Conditional is looking to hire a Search Bank & HUD the classifieds. Call with Medicare. Get a ing for a highly moti- $400/dep, utilities in- homes www.Tooele Date: November 13, that the Tooele City Use Permit Application. 882-0050 FREE Talking Meter Journeyman vated individual w/fun cluded, central air, w/d BankHomes.com 2012 Council & Tooele City 13. Consideration of and diabetic testing electrician / personality who will be hookups, no pets or Berna Sloan (435) Time: 3:00 p.m. Redevelopment Agency awarding bid for the li- supplies at NO COST, able to discuss treat- smoking. Kim 840-5029 Group 1 Location: Tooele County of Tooele City, Utah, will brary soft seating furni- Pets plus FREE home deliv- apprentice ment plans and finan- (435)830-9371 Building, Room 310 meet in a Work Session ture. ery! Best of all, this electrician cial arrangements with 47 South Main, Tooele, on Wednesday, Novem- 14. Consideration of li- CORNER DUPLEX, OPEN HOUSE. You meter eliminates painful (2-4 Years’ experience). patients ready to begin must see this updated Utah ber 7, 2012 at the hour brary construction is- finger pricking! Call treatment. Position is 2bdrm, 1bth, shared Public Meetings con- of 5:00 P.M. The meet- sues. RUSH LAKE Job requires electrical fenced yard, no pets/ spacious rambler KENNELS. 866-799-4789 (ucan) knowledge and skills in full time. 4-5 days/ w/large lot! 114 South ducted by the Tooele ing will be held at the 15. Consideration of week. Would include smoking, couple pre- County Commission will Tooele City Hall Large canceling or reschedul- Dog & Cat boarding, iOn MY SLEEP ATTEN- wiring, conduit running ferred. $550/mo, 5th Street, Tooele. Sat- obedience training. and all around electrical 1-2 days/ week travel- urday, November 10th, be held to consider the Conference Room lo- ing the November 21, TION SLEEP APNEA ing to our South Jordan $550/dep. adoption of 2013 tenta- cated at 90 North Main 2012 City Council meet- Call (435)882-5266 SUFFERERS with work. Employer will be (435)830-3306 noon-2pm. If you can’t rushlakekennels.com helping with cellular practice as well. We make it then call tive budgets for each of Street, Tooele, Utah. ing. Medicare. Get FREE have an excellent doc- the following Local Dis- 1. Open Meeting 16. Mayor and Council CPAP Replacement tower upgrades and IMMACULATE 2BDRM Stephanie at other electrical jobs. tor and team in a very condo w/peaceful sun- (435)841-9917 to tricts: 2. Roll Call Reports. !"#$%&'()*+, Supplies at NO COST, busy and fun practice. If •DESERET PEAK SPE- 3. Motion to Close Meet- 17. Adjourn. plus FREE home deliv- Cell tower knowledge set views from the bal- schedule your personal Pampered is not necessary but is you feel you are organ- cony. Fully furnished showing. CIAL SERVICE DIS- ing to Discuss: Rachel Wright ery! Best of all, prevent ized, detail oriented, TRICT -Property Acquisition City Recorder red skin sores and bac- welcomed. with w/d, central air, Pet Resort can multi-task and ex- Planning on selling your •WEST ERDA IM- 4. Reopen Meeting In compliance with the terial infection! Call covered parking & fire- Chad Griffith cellent customer serv- place. No smoking/ home, you could be PROVEMENT DIS- 5. Discussion: Americans with Disability 36+ YEARS PROVIDING 888-805-4260 (ucan) 435.882.1529 Pet care with ice skills and would like pets. $780/mo. sending your sales TRICT -Draft Ordinance 2012- Act, Grantsville City will a personal touch Medical Alert for Seniors [email protected] to be part of an ener- (435)830-6016 points to up to 340,000 •TOOELE COUNTY 21 An Ordinance of the accommodate reason- -24/7 monitoring. FREE getic and fun orthodon- households at once. TRANSPORTATION Tooele City Council able requests to assist Equipment. FREE Ship- tic practice fax resume SETTLEMENT CAN- For $163. you can SPECIAL SERVICE Amending Tooele City persons with disabilities 884-3374 YON APARTMENTS www.PamperedPetResort.com ping. Nationwide Serv- (801)254-6969 or email place your 25 word DISTRICT Code Chapter -7-25 to Al to participate in meet- ice. $29.95/Mo CALL CLASS A resume.ortho69@gmail Brand new market 2 & classified ad to all 45 •REDEVELOPMENT low A-Frame Signs in ings. Requests for assis- Medical Guardian To- .com 3 bedroom apts. Prices newspapers in Utah. AGENCY OF TOOELE the Downtown. tance may be made by day 866-781-5882 TRUCK DRIVER starting at $815. Call Just call the Transcript COUNTY -Draft Ordinance 2012- calling City Hall (435) (ucan) Danielle 843-4400 for Bulletin at 882-0050 for •SOUTH RIM SPECIAL 22 An Ordinance of 884-3411 at least 3 days Hazmat & Tank Business info. all the details. (Mention SERVICE DISTRICT Tooele City Amending in advance of a meeting. OVER 30 MILLION endorsements required. Opportunities ucan) •NORTH TOOEL E the Tooele City Code to (Published in the Tran- FREE ADORABLE, Women Suffer From COUNTY FIRE PRO- Allow Accessory Out- script Bulletin November Playful kittens to a good Good home time. Pay Homes for Hair Loss! Do you? If starting at $0.39 per mile/ Small Business owners: SELLING YOUR TECTION SERVICE door Sales and Display 6, 2012) home! (435)882-8375 So We Have a Solution! Place your classified ad Rent HOME? Advertise it in DISTRICT on Public Sidewalks in CALL KERANIQUE TO $19.00 per hour. Benefits. in 45 newspapers RESCUE GROUP Des- the classifieds. Call Agenda for Each Local the Downtown Overlay FIND OUT MORE throughout Utah for Public Notices perately needs cat food Must provide a current WHY RENT When You 882-0050 or visit District District. 888-444-5976 (ucan) only $163. for 25 and kitty litter. Also Can Buy? Zero down www.tooeletran 1. Roll Call -Draft Ordinance 2012- Trustees DMV printout. words, and $5. per need fosters to tame fe- & Low Income pro- script.com 2. Resolution 2012-XX 23 An Ordinance of word over 25. You will ral kittens. Please call Apply at grams, 1st time & Sin- Adopting a Tentative Tooele City Amending Deadline for public no- reach up to 340,000 (435)882-2667 Child Care MP Environmental gle parent programs, Budget for 2013 Tooele City Code Chap- tices is 4 p.m. the day households and it is a Berna Sloan (435) Manufactured 3. District Member Con- ter 7-5 Regarding Condi- prior to publication. TWO GORGEOUS white Services, Inc. one call, one order, one 840-5029 Group 1 Homes Public notices submit- CHILD CARE. Specializ- cerns tional Uses by Establish- cats need a home. To- 1043 N Industrial Park bill program. Call the Pursuant to the Ameri- ing a Penalty for Viola- ted past the deadline ing in infant/ toddler 2BDRM 1BTH $780/mo gether or separate. Circle Grantsville, UT Transcript Bulletin at HOME FOR Sale. Must cans with Disability Act, tions. will not be accepted. care and early learning. in Tooele. Pets ok for Fixed & vaccinated. 882-0050 for further be moved. Large individuals needing spe- -Draft Ordinance 2012- UPAXLP Healthy meals and Ph: 877-800-5111 additional fee. Call Also have calicos & sia- info. (ucan) kitchen and living room. cial accommodations 24 An Ordinance of snacks included, art Mon – Fri, 8am to 4pm Jonathan (801)898- mese cats & kittens for 3bdrm, 2bth, new paint during this meeting Tooele City Amending NOTICE OF TRUS- projects. Now enrolling. 2394 adoption. Please call and light fixtures. should notify Marilyn Gil- Tooele City Code TEE'S SALE Call Candace for addi- A CUT ABOVE Hair styl- (435)882-2667 Wanted 2BDRM, 1BTH trailer $60,000. lette at (435) 843-3148 §7-16-3 Table 1 - Table APN: 08-017-0-0036 tional information ist needed. Well estab- w/washer, dryer in- (435)839-3534 prior to the meeting. of Uses, Regarding Trust No. 12-00732-8 (435)849-3655. lished busy salon. Con- cluded. Rent includes (Published in Transcript Group Homes. Ref: R. Jay Wilde Loan tact Camille I WILL come to you and Livestock LOVING RELIABLE lot space and water bill. Bulletin November 6, -Draft Ordinance 2012- No. XXX IMPORTANT (435)840-2816 pay cash for your junk NOTICE TO PROP- Child care in my home. car or truck. No smoking, no pets. Mobile Homes 2012) 25 An Ordinance of Snacks, meals, plenty Tooele City Amending ERTY OWNER YOU 3-White Fainting Goats AIRLINE CAREERS BE- (435)830-5987 $600/mo, $300/dep. of indoor & outdoor fun. PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele City Code §7-5-4 ARE IN DEFAULT UN- $150.00. 2 wethered COME an Aviation Available November 1. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile All ages welcome. Mi- Notice is hereby given Regarding Conditional DER A DEED OF males and 1 female. Maintenance Tech. (435)830-3402 home for rent, no smok- chelle (435)882-9911 that the Tooele City U s e P e r m i t TRUST DATED Decem- Need to catch to take FAA approved training. ing/ pets. 882-1550 Autos 3 BEDROOM (Master Council & Tooele City Approvals. ber 29, 2005. UNLESS home. If interested Financial aid if qualified NEW BEGINNINGS Suite), 2bth, Multilevel Redevelopment Agency -Ordinance 2012-26 An YOU TAKE ACTION TO please call - Housing available. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile of Tooele City, Utah, will PRESCHOOL In- 1995 KIA Sportage util- Home on Tooele's East Ordinance of Tooele City PROTECT YOUR (801)231-1256 Job placement assis- home for rent, no smok- meet on Wednesday, structors: Crystal ity, 4wd, front tow kit, Side. Very nice commu- Amending Tooele City PROPERTY, IT MAY BE tance. Call AIM ing/ pets. 882-1550 November 7, 2012 at the FOR SALE: Hay. Get it Lawrence, Shauna rear trailer hitch, only nity, low security de- Code Section 7-3-7 Re- SOLD AT A PUBLIC 877-460-6894 (ucan) hour of 7:00 P.M. The before the snow falls! Bevan, Brooke 110,123 original miles, posit. Pets ok. quiring Registration of SALE. IF YOU NEED meeting will be held at Call after 6:30pm. Castagno, Heather CAREGIVER NEEDED 5spd manual, 4 door, (602)320-4253 Legal Nonconforming AN EXPLANATION OF Lawrence Call now to Office Space the Tooele City Hall THIS PROCEEDING, (435)830-3431 to watch two to four clean, good condition, 3BDRM 1BTH, spacious Uses Presented by give your child a head Council Room located at YOU SHOULD CON- children. Two times per $2765. (435)882-2728, kitchen, laundry hook- Roger Baker HORSE BOARDING in s t a r t f o r 90 North Main Street, TACT A LAWYER. On month, occasionally (435)668-4911 ups, basement storage, LEASE: 1750sqft build- 6. Council Reports Tooele. Fully enclosed Kindergarten. (435) Tooele, Utah. December 11, 2012, at more or less frequently. single garage, X-large ing, reception area, 7. Adjourn stall, large turn out & 882-0209 20 years SELL YOUR CAR or 1. Pledge of Allegiance 4:30 p.m. James H. Rare, but an overnight backyard. No pets/ waiting room, four of- Michelle Y. Pitt round pen, includes experience! boat in the classifieds. 2. Roll Call Woodall, as duly ap- stay may be required smoking. Couple pre- fices, conference room, Tooele City Recorder/ quality hay. Safe, se- Call 882-0050 or visit 3. Mayor's Community pointed Trustee under a when I am away. Pick- ferred. $750/mo, break room. Currently: RDA Secretary cure. $150/mo www.tooeletranscript. Recognition Awards Deed of Trust recorded ing up after the kids $750/dep counseling office. Pursuant to the Ameri- (435)833-9474 com 4. Open Forum for Pub- on January 6, 2006, as Help Wanted and willingness to do (435)830-3306 (435)882-7094 cans with Disabilities lic Comment Entry No. 252842, of the Need to sell that new some basic household (801)860-5696 Act, Individuals Needing 5. Domestic Violence official records in the of- champion bull or your chores will make the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Special Accommoda- Rooms for Update Presented by fice at the County Re- yearling calves? Place difference and result in home for rent, no smok- tions Should Notify Mi- Rent Lynne Smith, TCPD Vic- corder of Tooele County, your classified ad into PORTERS a better wage.email ing/ pets. 882-1550 Water Shares chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele tim Assistance Co- City Recorder, at State of Utah executed 47 newspapers, find halfspeedracing@gmail ROOM FOR Rent. $400 BRAND NEW 4bdrm, (Custodian- ordinator 843-2110 prior to the by R. Jay Wilde, a mar- your buyers quickly. For .com includes utilities, cable. 2bth home for rent in SMALL AMOUNT of 6. Resolution 2012-35 A meeting. TDD Phone ried person, and Jamie only $163. your 25 Janitors) (435)843-1197 Em- Vernon. Sits on 5 CLOTHESLINE Express proven water right in Resolution of the Tooele Number 843-2108. L. Wilde, a married per- word classified will be ployed or Seniors re- acres. $775/mo, first & is now hiring for cus- Central Erda for sale. City Council Authorizing (Published in the Tran- son, will sell at public seen by up to 500,000 tired valued. last month, $1000/dep. Full or tomer service. Approx $7000 per AF. Call an Updated Cooperative script Bulletin November auction to highest bid- readers. It is as simple (435)630-3865 Part-Time. 25hrs per week. Appy (435)882-4748 Corridor Preservation 6, 2012) der, payable in lawful as calling the Tooele Agreement for SR-36 in person at Clothesline Apartments CUTE 2BDRM 1.5bth, money of the United Transcript Bulletin at Various Shifts (Main Street) Presented Express. fenced yard, garage, no WANTED Grantsville Irri- PUBLIC NOTICE States at the time of (435)882-0050 for de- for Rent by Jim Bolser available. smoking, no pets. gation Water. Wanting The Grantsville City sale. Successful bidders tails. (Ucan) DRIVER - $0.01 IN- 7. Resolution 2012-34 A Council will hold its regu- 1BDRM GROUND level, $800/mo, $600/dep to buy 1 to 20 Grants- must tender a deposit of $8.00+ CREASE per mile after Resolution of the Tooele lar meeting at 7:00 p.m. PAPERED QUARTER non-complex; utilities, Tooele. 330 Birch ville Irrigation Water $20,000 in certified 6 months. Choose your City Council Authorizing on Wednesday, Novem- horse, sorrell gelding, per hour. washer/dryer included, Street. (801)495-3619 shares. QUICLKY pay- funds to the Trustee at hometime: Weekly, 7/ the Sale of Two City ber 7, 2012 at 429 East 3yrs, old well broke, no smoking, drinking, ing $2,000 cashier the time of sale, with the At TravelCenters of ON-7/ OFF, 14/ ON-7/ Great Home For Rent. Owned Parcels to the Main Street, Grantsville, gentle, needs riding drugs, or pets. Renew- check. Michael (801) balance due by noon the OFF. Requires 3 Located in Grantsville. Redevelopment Agency UT 84029. The agenda and handling, nice America we PUT THE able 1 year lease. 870-8085, following business day, months recent experi- It has 2bdrm, 1bth, w/d of Tooele City, Utah is as follows: horse. Asking $500 CUSTOMER FIRST (435)840-4253 [email protected] at the office of the Trus- (435)830-2309 ence. 800-414-9569 hookups. Rent includes Presented by Roger CALL TO ORDER AND tee. At the main en- (435)837-2246 every day. It’s how www.driveknight.com city water/garbage. No Baker PLEDGE OF ALLE- trance to the Tooele we’ve be-come the (ucan) inside pets. $850/mo Commercial 8. Redevelopment GIANCE County District Court, 74 STRAW bales. New plus deposit. Property Agency of Tooele City, ROLL CALL DRIVERS: NO EXPERI- South 100 East, Tooele, crop. You pick up $5/ largest full-service Sandy (435)849-1628. Utah, Resolution 2012- PUBLIC HEARING: ENCE? Class A CDL Utah, all right, title and bale, or $7/ bale deliv- travel center network 1BDRM upper level, 05 A Resolution of the AGENDA: interest conveyed to and driver training. We train Critchlow HOMES available to pur- ered. Garth cute, laundry on site, Redevelopment Agency 1. Youth Awards. now held by it under said in the na-tion. Join and employ! Experi- chase for LOW IN- (435)837-2246 quiet, convenient. Car- of Tooele City, Utah, 2. Presentation by the Deed of Trust in the us NOW at our enced drivers also FOR RENT COME buyers with (435)830-2309 port available, $520 34 Authorizing the Pur- Tooele County Board of property situated in said needed! Central Refrig- good credit. Berna Tooele location (I-80 W Vine Street chase of Two City- Health regarding the to- County and State de- erated (877) 369-7092 Sloan (435)840-5029 DUPLEX 801-205-3883 Owned Parcels bacco survey. scribed as: Lot 36, Sporting Exit 99) and enjoy www.centraltruckdriving Group 1 Real Estate. Presented by Roger 3. Summary Action Goods competitive hourly jobs.com (ucan) 806 Uintah Ave Bonneville Subdivision of NEWLY REMODELED Baker Items: Tooele City, according to compensation and 2 Bed, 1 Bath. 9. Minutes SELLING YOUR moun- FOREMAN, LOADER 3bdrm 2bth mobile, Buildings a. Approval of Minutes the official plat thereof Central Air, October 3, 2012 tain bike? Advertise it in comprehensive Operator and Laborer nice park, $700/mo, b. Approval of Bills on file and of record, in Covered parking. October 17, 2012 the classifieds. Call for Grantsville Pit. Need $500/dep. No dogs. c. Personnel Matters the Tooele County re- benefits. Cleaning If you build, remodel or 10. Invoices 882-0050 www.tooele 3 years loader experi- Washer & Dryer, Available 11/1/12. Call 4. Consideration of corder's office, State of experience required. remove buildings you Presented by Michelle transcript.com ence for operator, New Paint (435)830-1177 Cloud Seeding. Utah, County of Tooele. can place your classi- Pitt crushing and MSHA $750 mo. 5. Consideration of City The street address and Apply at www. NEWLY REMODELED fied ad in 45 of Utah's 11. Adjourn Recorder's Notice of other common designa- training preferred.Go to Inc. water, sewer, trash newspapers for only Lost & Found myTAjob.com hadcoconstruction.com/ Singlewide 2bdrm, 1bth Michelle Pitt Certification of Annexa- tion, of the real property only $575/mo; but wait! $163. for 25 words ($5. Tooele City Recorder tion Petition filed by Jaci described above is pur- careers Or fax resume for each additional or 888 669-8256 to 801-766-7604 435.882.4111 Newly remodeled dou- Pursuant to the Ameri- Cummings and authori- ported to be: 509 Nelson BLACK AND Blue purse blewide 3bdrm, 2bth for word). You will reach cans with Disabilities zation to provide legal Avenue, Tooele, Utah stolen out of my car. If Visit our website to TALENT NEEDED! All Utah Real Estate only $645/mo. Both up to 340,000 house- Act, Individuals Needing notice of annexation. 84074. The undersigned found, please bring my learn more… ages, experience lev- homes in Grantsville holds and all you do is Special Accommoda- 6. Reconsideration of mi- Trustee disclaims any li- call the Transcript Bul- wallet back. Please call www.tatravelcenterscom els. Instant work! Mov- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Village, 653 E Main Lot tions Should Notify Mi- nor subdivision for Gary ability for any incorrect- (435)882-4543 ies, Commercial, Con- ments behind Super 31 & 33. Call anytime. letin at 882-0050 for all chelle Y. Pitt, Tooele Christley at 274 S. West ness of the street ad- EOE M/F/D/V ventions, Promotional Wal-Mart. Swimming Alex (435)224-4804 the details. (Mention City Recorder, at Street to divide one (1) dress and other common LOST HORSE. Lost Red work. Earn $15-165 UCAN Classified Net- 843-2110 prior to the pool, hot tub, exercise OVERLAKE 56 E 1860 lot into four (4) lots in the designation, if any, Sorrel Horse and sad- hourly. 801-438-0067 work) meeting. TDD Phone room, playground, full N, 3bdrm, 2bth, unfin- RM-7 zone for single shown herein. Said sale dle, Pole Canyon, clubhouse. 843-4400 Number 843-2108 family development. ished basement, ac, METAL ROOF/ WALL will be made without Tooele County. Last TOOELE Orthodontic (Published in the Tran- 7. Consideration of re- deck, no pets/ smoking. Panels, Pre-engineered covenant or warranty, seen opening day of DRIVERS: assistant. We are look- 2BDRM 1BTH duplex script Bulletin November duction of engineering $1000/mo, $500/dep. Metal Buildings. Mill express or implied, re- the deer hunt. Reward ing for a highly moti- w/carport, Grantsville, 6, 2012) review & inspection fee Class A CDL Driver Contact Kathy prices for sheeting coil garding title, possession, offered for any informa- vated individual w/warm water & garbage in- for Anderson Ranch (435)882-7512 are at a 4 year low. You PUBLIC NOTICE condition or encum- tion leading to the re- No Experience? personality who will cluded. $500/mo, Phase 5. (TP Develop- get the savings. 17 Col- Notice is hereby given brances, including fees, turn of Red. take exceptional care of $500/dep. No dogs TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth, ment) We Train and Employ! ors prime material, cut that the Lake Point Im- charges and expenses (435)830-8662 our patients and be please. Brent double car garage, 8. Consideration of lease to your exact length. provement District will of the Trustee and of the Experienced Drivers able to work 3-4 days/ (435)884-5580 fenced yard, newer agreement for recreation LOST: Horse up by twin CO Building Systems hold its regularly sched- trusts created by said week. We have an ex- home, $995/mo. center. (Nikki Turner) towers, sorrel. If found 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- 1-800-COBLDGS uled Business Meeting Deed of Trust, to pay the also Needed! cellent doctor, fantastic 801-842-9631 www. 9. Consideration of leas- please call eled, govt. subsidized. (ucan) on November 8, 2012 at remaining principal sums team & a busy practice. guardrightproperty.com ing vehicles for the Po- (435)840-5931 Central Refrigerated Playground, carport 7:00 p.m. at the North of the note(s) secured by Pay DOE. Fax or email lice Department. ,free cable. $500/dep. Tooele Fire Station 1540 said Deed of Trust. The resume if you have at Tooele/ Overlake, 10. Consideration of Or- 800-993-7483 211 S. Hale, Grants- Financial Sunset Road, Lake Point current beneficiary of the least 6-12mo of ortho- 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 story dinance 2012-18 adopt- Personals ville. Call Chris Services Utah. The agenda will Trust Deed as of the dontic experience. home, 2 car garage. ing Title 15 Chapter 3 Business owners If you (435)843-8247 Equal be as follows: date of this notice is: (801)254-6969, re- Available now. Special Events. This need someone fast, Housing Opp. CREDIT CARD RELIEF 1. Call to Order Wells Fargo Bank NA. ADOPT: Athletic Profes- sume.ortho69@gmail. $1150/mo legislation creates a per- place your classified ad Buried in Credit Card 2. Public Concerns The record owner of the sional Couple, stay com 2BDRM APARTMENT, 1747 N 80 E mit procedure, permit re- in all 48 of Utah's news- Debt? Over $10,000? 3. Approval of Minutes property as of the re- home mom, gracious 2bdrm House. Davidson Realty Inc quirement and fee papers. The person you TOOELE TRAN- We can get you out of 4. 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All you do tute carriers are also lanie 840-3073 Secu- 1-877-881-3269 (ucan) 10. Trustee Concerns ber 4, 2012. tions! (435)882-4986 Resolution 2012-13 Call 888-691-5762 and is call the Transcript needed for Tooele, rity National Mort- 11. Adjournment James H. Woodall, (Leave voice message) amending Grantsville ask about our test kits Bulletin at Stansbury, Grantsville gage. (Published in the Tran- 10808 River Front Public Notices City Policies and Proce- and get a FREE Trial of (435)882-0050 for all & Lakepoint. If you 2BDRM VERY Nice, script Bulletin November Parkway, Suite 175, dures to bring meal reim- Progene All-Natural the details. (Mention are interested please Quiet, carport, storage Meetings 6, 2012) South Jordan, Utah bursement amounts for Testosterone Supple- UCAN) You can now call (435)882-0050. shed, w/d hookups, 84095 (801) 254-9450 Your Local employees traveling on ment. (ucan) order online www.utah- $650/mo. Call Ron Deadline for public no- Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 tices is 4 p.m. the day behalf of the City in ac- p.m. Authorized Signa- press.com (435)849-3969 or Alli- News Source TOOELETRANSCRIPT If it happens here, prior to publication. cordance with current ture James H. Woodall, son (435)830-9147 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TOOELE OWN A computer? Put it read about it here. Public notices submit- costs and to clarify pro- Trustee R-421348 TRANSCRIPT ULLETIN to work. Up to $1500 to HAVING A yard sale? B ted past the deadline cedures for reimburse- (Published in the Tran- BULLETIN TOOELETRANSCRIPT 882-0050 $7000/mo FT/ PT BULLETIN Advertise in the Tran- will not be accepted. ment. script Bulletin November www.iluvmybiz123.com script UPAXLP 12. Consideration of Ap- 6, 13 & 20, 2012) peal by Van Anderson regarding Conditional Use Permit Application. 13. Consideration of awarding bid for the li- brary soft seating furni- ture. 14. Consideration of li- brary construction is- sues. 15. Consideration of canceling or reschedul- ing the November 21, 2012 City Council meet- ing. 16. Mayor and Council Reports. 17. Adjourn. Rachel Wright City Recorder In compliance with the Americans with Disability Act, Grantsville City will accommodate reason- able requests to assist persons with disabilities to participate in meet- ings. Requests for assis- tance may be made by calling City Hall (435) 884-3411 at least 3 days in advance of a meeting. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin November 6, 2012) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 12-002-0-0205 TRA: notset Trust No. 1348165-38 Ref: lo- ertscher, mike IMPOR- TANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF NOTICE OF TRUS- TRUST, DATED May 02, TEE'S SALE 2008 UNLESS YOU APN: 12-023-0-0206 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TRA: notset Trust No. TECT YOUR PROP- 1288820-38 Ref: record, ERTY, IT MAY BE shawn IMPORTANT SOLD AT A PUBLIC NOTICE TO PROP- SALE. IF YOU NEED ERTY OWNER YOU AN EXPLANATION OF ARE IN DEFAULT UN- THE NATURE OF THE DER A DEED OF PROCEEDING TRUST, DATED March AGAINST YOU, YOU 23, 2009 UNLESS YOU SHOULD CONTACT A TAKE ACTION TO PRO- LAWYER. On December TECT YOUR PROP- 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, ERTY, IT MAY BE James H. Woodall, as SOLD AT A PUBLIC duly appointed Trustee SALE. IF YOU NEED under and pursuant to AN EXPLANATION OF Deed of Trust recorded THE NATURE OF THE May 07, 2008, as inst. PROCEEDING No. 306993, in book xx, AGAINST YOU, YOU page xx, of Official Re- SHOULD CONTACT A cords in the office of the LAWYER. On December County Recorder of 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, Tooele County, State of James H. Woodall, as Utah executed by Mike T duly appointed Trustee Loertscher, A Married under and pursuant to Man WILL SELL AT Deed of Trust recorded PUBLIC AUCTION TO March 24, 2009, as inst. HIGHEST BIDDER, No. 322775, in book xx, PAYABLE IN LAWFUL page xx, of Official Re- MONEY OF THE cords in the office of the UNITED STATES AT County Recorder of THE TIME OF SALE, Tooele County, State of (SUCCESSFUL BID- Utah executed by Shawn DERS MUST TENDER Reed Record A Married A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Man WILL SELL AT IN CERTIFIED FUNDS PUBLIC AUCTION TO TO THE TRUSTEE AT HIGHEST BIDDER, THE TIME OF SALE, PAYABLE IN LAWFUL WITH THE BALANCE MONEY OF THE DUE BY NOON THE UNITED STATES AT FOLLOWING BUSI- THE TIME OF SALE, NESS DAY, AT THE (SUCCESSFUL BID- OFFICE OF THE TRUS- DERS MUST TENDER TEE), At the tooele A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 NOTICE OF TRUS- county courthouse 74 IN CERTIFIED FUNDS TEE'S SALE South 100 East Tooele, TO THE TRUSTEE AT APN: 12-002-0-0205 Utah all right, title and in- THE TIME OF SALE, TRA: notset Trust No. terest conveyed to and WITH THE BALANCE 1348165-38 Ref: lo- now held by it under said DUE BY NOON THE ertscher, mike IMPOR- Deed of Trust in the FOLLOWING BUSI- TANT NOTICE TO property situated in said NESS DAY, AT THE PROPERTY OWNER County and State de- OFFICE OF THE TRUS- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT scribed as: Lot 205, holt TEE), At the tooele UNDER A DEED OF meadows plat b subdivi- NOTICE OF TRUS- county courthouse 74 TRUST, DATED May 02, sion, according to the of- TEE'S SALE South 100 East Tooele, 2008 UNLESS YOU ficial plat thereof on file APN: 12-023-0-0206 Utah all right, title and in- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- and of record in the of- TRA: notset Trust No. terest conveyed to and TECT YOUR PROP- fice of the Tooele county 1288820-38 Ref: record, now held by it under said ERTY, IT MAY BE recorder. The street ad- shawn IMPORTANT Deed of Trust in the SOLD AT A PUBLIC dress and other common NOTICE TO PROP- property situated in said SALE. IF YOU NEED designation, if any, of the ERTY OWNER YOU County and State de- AN EXPLANATION OF real property described ARE IN DEFAULT UN- scribed as: Lot 206, carr THE NATURE OF THE above is purported to be: DER A DEED OF fork subdivision plat two, PROCEEDING 743 E 890 North Tooele TRUST, DATED March according to the official NOTICE OF TRUS- AGAINST YOU, YOU Ut 84074 Estimated To- 23, 2009 UNLESS YOU plat thereof on file and of TEE'S SALE SHOULD CONTACT A tal Debt as of December TAKE ACTION TO PRO- record in the Tooele The following described LAWYER. On December 11, 2012 is $188,467.05. TECT YOUR PROP- county recorder's office. property will be sold at 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, The undersigned Trus- ERTY, IT MAY BE The street address and public auction to the James H. Woodall, as tee disclaims any liability SOLD AT A PUBLIC other common designa- highest bidder, payable duly appointed Trustee for any incorrectness of SALE. IF YOU NEED tion, if any, of the real in lawful money of the under and pursuant to the street address and AN EXPLANATION OF property described United States at the time Deed of Trust recorded other common designa- THE NATURE OF THE above is purported to be: of sale, at the Tooele May 07, 2008, as inst. tion, if any, shown PROCEEDING 1323 East 970 North County Courthouse, 74 No. 306993, in book xx, herein. Said sale will be AGAINST YOU, YOU Tooele Ut 84074 Esti- South 100 East, Tooele, page xx, of Official Re- made, but without cove- SHOULD CONTACT A mated Total Debt as of UT 84074, on December cords in the office of the nant or warranty, ex- LAWYER. On December December 11, 2012 is 12, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. of County Recorder of press or implied, regard- 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, $240,766.25. The under- said day, for the purpose Tooele County, State of ing title, possession, James H. Woodall, as signed Trustee disclaims of foreclosing a trust Utah executed by Mike T condition, or encum- duly appointed Trustee any liability for any incor- deed dated November Loertscher, A Married brances, including fees, under and pursuant to rectness of the street ad- 16, 2006, and executed Man WILL SELL AT charges and expenses Deed of Trust recorded dress and other common by SCOTT ADAM PUBLIC AUCTION TO of the Trustee and of the March 24, 2009, as inst. designation, if any, STARIKA AND DEDRA HIGHEST BIDDER, trusts created by said No. 322775, in book xx, shown herein. Said sale D. STARIKA, as Trus- PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Deed of Trust, to pay the page xx, of Official Re- will be made, but without tors, in favor of MORT- MONEY OF THE remaining principle sums cords in the office of the covenant or warranty, GAGE ELECTRONIC UNITED STATES AT of the note(s) secured by County Recorder of express or implied, re- REGISTRATION SYS- THE TIME OF SALE, said Deed of Trust. The Tooele County, State of garding title, possession, TEMS, INC. SOLEY AS (SUCCESSFUL BID- current beneficiary of the Utah executed by Shawn condition, or encum- NOMINEE FOR ACAD- DERS MUST TENDER Trust Deed as of the Reed Record A Married brances, including fees, EMY MORTGAGE COR- A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 date of this notice is: Man WILL SELL AT charges and expenses PORATION as Benefici- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Gmac Mortgage, Llc PUBLIC AUCTION TO of the Trustee and of the ary, which Trust Deed TO THE TRUSTEE AT and the record owners of HIGHEST BIDDER, trusts created by said was recorded on No- Tuesday November THE6, 2012 TIME OF SALE, the property as of the re- PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Deed of Trust, to pay the vember 17, 2006, as En- WITH THE BALANCE cording of the Notice of MONEY OFTooele THE remaining Transcrip principle tsums-Bulletry No.tin 272282, in the b7 DUE BY NOON THE Default is/are: Mike T UNITED STATES AT of the note(s) secured by Official Records of FOLLOWING BUSI- Loertscher. THE TIME OF SALE, said Deed of Trust. The Tooele County, State of Public Notices NESSPublic DAY, Notices AT THE JamesPublic H. Notices Woodall, (SUCCESSFULPublic Notices BID- currentPublic beneficiary Notices of the UtahPublic covering Notices real prop- Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustees OFFICETrustees OF THE TRUS- TRUSTEETrustees 10808 River DERSTrustees MUST TENDER Trust Trustees Deed as of the erty purportedlyTrustees located Water User Miscellaneous Miscellaneous TEE), At the tooele Front Parkway, Suite A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 date of this notice is: at 540 Pezel Road, NOTICE OF TRUS- county courthouse 74 175 South Jordan Ut IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Gmac Mortgage, Llc Tooele, Utah 84074 in Deadline for public no- NOTICE TO CREDI- SUMMONS TEE'S SALE South 100 East Tooele, 84095 (801)254-9450 TO THE TRUSTEE AT and the record owners of Tooele County, Utah, tices is 4 p.m. the day TORS AND AN- Shelly Kaye Pritchett, APN: 12-002-0-0205 Utah all right, title and in- James H. Woodall Sig- THE TIME OF SALE, the property as of the re- and more particularly de- prior to publication. NOUNCEMENT OF AP- Petitioner, vs. Bobby TRA: notset Trust No. terest conveyed to and nature/By Dated: No- WITH THE BALANCE cording of the Notice of scribed as: Public notices submit- POINTMENT Day, Respondent 1348165-38 Ref: lo- now held by it under said vember 06, 2012 DUE BY NOON THE Default is/are: Shawn LOT 9, PEZEL SUBDIVI- ted past the deadline ESTATE OF WILLIAM Case No. 124300502 ertscher, mike IMPOR- Deed of Trust in the R-419770 FOLLOWING BUSI- Reed Record and Kim- SION, A SUBDIVISION will not be accepted. EDWARD O'BRIEN, De- THE STATE OF UTAH TANT NOTICE TO property situated in said (Published in the Tran- NESS DAY, AT THE berly Record. OF TOOELE CITY, AC- UPAXLP ceased. TO: Bobby Day, PROPERTY OWNER County and State de- script Bulletin November OFFICE OF THE TRUS- James H. Woodall, CORDING TO THE Probate No. 123300082 You are summoned and YOU ARE IN DEFAULT scribed as: Lot 205, holt 6, 13 & 20, 2012) TEE), At the tooele TRUSTEE 10808 River PLAT THEREOF, RE- Public Notices JULIE ANN SCHAFF, required to file an AN- UNDER A DEED OF meadows plat b subdivi- county courthouse 74 Front Parkway, Suite CORDED IN THE OF- whose address is 128 SWER in writing to the NOTICE OF TRUS- TRUST, DATED May 02, sion, according to the of- South 100 East Tooele, 175 South Jordan Ut FICE OF THE TOOELE Miscellaneous West Main Street, Fayet- attached VERIFIED PE- TEE'S SALE 2008 UNLESS YOU ficial plat thereof on file Utah all right, title and in- 84095 (801)254-9450 COUNTY RECORDER. teville, PA, has been ap- TITION with the clerk of APN: 12-023-0-0206 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- and of record in the of- terest conveyed to and James H. Woodall Sig- Tax ID: 10-011-0-0009 Deadline for public no- pointed Personal Repre- the court at Tooele TRA: notset Trust No. TECT YOUR PROP- fice of the Tooele county now held by it under said nature/ By Dated: No- The current Beneficiary tices is 4 p.m. the day sentative of the estate of County Courthouse, 74 1288820-38 Ref: record, ERTY, IT MAY BE recorder. The street ad- Deed of Trust in the vember 06, 2012 of the trust deed is prior to publication. the above-named dece- South 100 East, Suite shawn IMPORTANT SOLD AT A PUBLIC dress and other common property situated in said R-419617 UTAH HOUSING COR- Public notices submit- dent. All persons having 14, Tooele, UT 84074 NOTICE TO PROP- SALE. IF YOU NEED designation, if any, of the County and State de- (Published in the Tran- PORATION, and the re- ted past the deadline claims against the above and to serve upon, or ERTY OWNER YOU AN EXPLANATION OF real property described scribed as: Lot 206, carr script Bulletin November cord owners of the prop- will not be accepted. estate are required to mail to Shelly Kaye ARE IN DEFAULT UN- THE NATURE OF THE above is purported to be: fork subdivision plat two, 6, 13 & 20, 2012) erty as of the recording UPAXLP present them to the un- Pritchett at 490 W 400 S, DER A DEED OF PROCEEDING 743 E 890 North Tooele according to the official of the Notice of Default dersigned or to the Clerk Tooele, Utah 84074, a TRUST, DATED March NOTICE OF TRUS- NOTICE AGAINST YOU, YOU Ut 84074 Estimated To- plat thereof on file and of are SCOTT ADAM of the Court on or before copy of your ANSWER, 23, 2009 UNLESS YOU TEE'S SALE Notice is hereby given SHOULD CONTACT A tal Debt as of December record in the Tooele STARIKA AND DEDRA the 23rd day of January, within 20 days if you are TAKE ACTION TO PRO- The following described that there will be an LAWYER. On December 11, 2012 is $188,467.05. county recorder's office. D. STARIKA. 2013 or said claims shall served in the State of TECT YOUR PROP- property will be sold at Audit of the Voting 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, The undersigned Trus- The street address and Bidders must tender to be forever barred. Utah, or within 30 days if ERTY, IT MAY BE public auction to the Equipment used for the James H. Woodall, as tee disclaims any liability other common designa- the trustee a $20,000.00 JULIE ANN SCHAFF you are served outside SOLD AT A PUBLIC highest bidder, payable November 6th General duly appointed Trustee for any incorrectness of tion, if any, of the real deposit at the sale and 128 West Main Street the State of Utah, after SALE. IF YOU NEED in lawful money of the Election. The Audit will under and pursuant to the street address and property described the balance of the pur- Fayetteville, PA 17222 service of this SUM- AN EXPLANATION OF United States at the time be held at the Tooele Deed of Trust recorded other common designa- above is purported to be: chase price by 2:00 p.m. Telephone: MONS upon you. If you THE NATURE OF THE of sale, at the Tooele County Building, Com- May 07, 2008, as inst. tion, if any, shown 1323 East 970 North the day following the (717)352-7121 fail to do so, judgment by PROCEEDING County Courthouse, 74 mission Chambers No. 306993, in book xx, herein. Said sale will be Tooele Ut 84074 Esti- sale. Both the deposit (Published in the Tran- default will be taken AGAINST YOU, YOU South 100 East, Tooele, Room #310 a 10:30 A.M. page xx, of Official Re- made, but without cove- mated Total Debt as of and the balance must be script Bulletin October against you for the relief SHOULD CONTACT A UT 84074, on December on Thursday, November cords in the office of the nant or warranty, ex- December 11, 2012 is paid to Lincoln Title In- 23, 30 & November 6, demanded in the VERI- LAWYER. On December 12, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. of 8th, 2012. County Recorder of press or implied, regard- $240,766.25. The under- surance Agency in the 2012) FIED PETITION, which 11, 2012, at 4:30pm, said day, for the purpose Marilyn K. Gillette Tooele County, State of ing title, possession, signed Trustee disclaims form of a wire transfer, has been filed with the James H. Woodall, as of foreclosing a trust Tooele County Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE Utah executed by Mike T condition, or encum- any liability for any incor- cashier's check or certi- clerk of the court and a duly appointed Trustee deed dated November (Published in the Tran- The Grantsville Conser- Loertscher, A Married brances, including fees, rectness of the street ad- fied funds. Cash pay- copy of which is at- under and pursuant to 16, 2006, and executed script Bulletin November vation District will hold its Man WILL SELL AT charges and expenses dress and other common ments, personal checks tached and served on Deed of Trust recorded by SCOTT ADAM 6, 2012) monthly meeting Novem- PUBLIC AUCTION TO of the Trustee and of the designation, if any, or trust checks are not you. READ THESE PA- March 24, 2009, as inst. STARIKA AND DEDRA ber 13, 2012 at 3:00 PM HIGHEST BIDDER, trusts created by said shown herein. Said sale accepted. PUBLIC NOTICE PERS CAREFULLY. No. 322775, in book xx, D. STARIKA, as Trus- instead of the regular PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Deed of Trust, to pay the will be made, but without DATED: November 2, Donation letters/ receipts These papers mean that page xx, of Official Re- tors, in favor of MORT- day and time. The MONEY OF THE remaining principle sums covenant or warranty, 2012. received by individuals you are being sued for cords in the office of the GAGE ELECTRONIC Grantsville Conservation UNITED STATES AT of the note(s) secured by express or implied, re- LINCOLN TITLE IN- from Naida Parkinson on divorce. County Recorder of REGISTRATION SYS- District has their regular THE TIME OF SALE, said Deed of Trust. The garding title, possession, SURANCE AGENCY behalf of Purrfect Treas- DATED September 26, Tooele County, State of TEMS, INC. SOLEY AS meeting on the third (SUCCESSFUL BID- current beneficiary of the condition, or encum- by: Paula Maughan ures for year 2012 are 2012. Utah executed by Shawn NOMINEE FOR ACAD- Wednesday of the month DERS MUST TENDER Trust Deed as of the brances, including fees, its: Vice President invalid. Shelly Kaye Pritchett Reed Record A Married EMY MORTGAGE COR- at 4:00 PM at the USU A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 date of this notice is: charges and expenses Telephone: (801) If you are holding such Petitioner Man WILL SELL AT PORATION as Benefici- Extension Service Con- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Gmac Mortgage, Llc of the Trustee and of the 476-0303 letter please contact De- (Published in the Tran- PUBLIC AUCTION TO ary, which Trust Deed ference Room, 151 TO THE TRUSTEE AT and the record owners of trusts created by said web site: www.smith bra @ 801-201-3171. script Bulletin October HIGHEST BIDDER, was recorded on No- North Main St., Tooele, THE TIME OF SALE, the property as of the re- Deed of Trust, to pay the knowles.com (Published in the Tran- 16, 23, 30 & November PAYABLE IN LAWFUL vember 17, 2006, as En- Utah. For more informa- WITH THE BALANCE cording of the Notice of remaining principle sums SK File No. 11-0520 script Bulletin November 6, 2012) MONEY OF THE try No. 272282, in the tion call 435-884-6437. DUE BY NOON THE Default is/are: Mike T of the note(s) secured by (Published in the Tran- 6 & 8, 2012) UNITED STATES AT Official Records of Neil Johnson FOLLOWING BUSI- Loertscher. said Deed of Trust. The script Bulletin November THE TIME OF SALE, Tooele County, State of DEADLINES FOR clas- Chairman NESS DAY, AT THE James H. Woodall, current beneficiary of the 6, 13 & 20, 2012) TOOELETRANSCRIPT (SUCCESSFUL BID- Utah covering real prop- sifieds ads are Monday (Published in the Tran- OFFICE OF THE TRUS- TRUSTEE 10808 River Trust Deed as of the BULLETIN DERS MUST TENDER erty purportedly located and Wednesdays by script Bulletin November TEE), At the tooele Front Parkway, Suite date of this notice is: A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 at 540 Pezel Road, 4:45 p.m. 6 & 8, 2012) county courthouse 74 175 South Jordan Ut Gmac Mortgage, Llc IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele, Utah 84074 in South 100 East Tooele, 84095 (801)254-9450 and the record owners of TO THE TRUSTEE AT Tooele County, Utah, Utah all right, title and in- James H. Woodall Sig- the property as of the re- THE TIME OF SALE, and more particularly de- terest conveyed to and nature/By Dated: No- cording of the Notice of WITH THE BALANCE scribed as: now held by it under said vember 06, 2012 Default is/are: Shawn DUE BY NOON THE LOT 9, PEZEL SUBDIVI- Deed of Trust in the R-419770 Reed Record and Kim- FOLLOWING BUSI- SION, A SUBDIVISION property situated in said (Published in the Tran- berly Record. NESS DAY, AT THE OF TOOELE CITY, AC- County and State de- script Bulletin November James H. Woodall, OFFICE OF THE TRUS- CORDING TO THE scribed as: Lot 205, holt 6, 13 & 20, 2012) TRUSTEE 10808 River TEE), At the tooele PLAT THEREOF, RE- meadows plat b subdivi- Front Parkway, Suite county courthouse 74 CORDED IN THE OF- sion, accordingFull to the of- Local Sports175 South Jordan Coverage Ut In Every Issue South 100 East Tooele, FICE OF THE TOOELE ficial plat thereof on file 84095 (801)254-9450 Utah all right, title and in- COUNTY RECORDER. and of record in the of- James H. Woodall Sig- terest conveyed to and Tax ID: 10-011-0-0009 fice of the Tooele county nature/ By Dated: No- now held by it under said The current Beneficiary recorder. The street ad- vember 06, 2012 Deed of Trust in the of the trust deed is dress and other common R-419617 property situated in said UTAH HOUSING COR- designation, if any, of the (Published in the Tran- County and State de- PORATION, and the re- real property described script Bulletin November scribed as: Lot 206, carr cord owners of the prop- above is purported to be: 6, 13 & 20, 2012) TOOELE 743 E 890 North Tooele fork subdivision plat two, erty as of the recording RANSCRIPT according to the official of the Notice of Default T Ut 84074 Estimated To- tal Debt as of December plat thereof on file and of are SCOTT ADAM 11, 2012 is $188,467.05. record in the Tooele STARIKA AND DEDRA county recorder's office. D. STARIKA. ULLETIN The undersigned Trus- B tee disclaims any liability The street address and Bidders must tender to for any incorrectness of other common designa- the trustee a $20,000.00 the street address and tion, if any, of the real deposit at the sale and other common designa- property described the balance of the pur- tion, if any, shown above is purported to be: chase price by 2:00 p.m. herein. Said sale will be 1323 East 970 North the day following the Tooele Ut 84074 Esti- sale. Both the deposit Your Community made, but without cove- nant or warranty, ex- mated Total Debt as of and the balance must be press or implied, regard- December 11, 2012 is paid to Lincoln Title In- ing title, possession, $240,766.25. The under- surance Agency in the Newspaper condition, or encum- signed Trustee disclaims form of a wire transfer, brances, including fees, any liability for any incor- cashier's check or certi- charges and expenses rectness of the street ad- fied funds. 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I’ve seen a lot of new advanced Nursing techniques. Even laparoscopic continued from page B1 surgery wasn’t being done much a few years ago. Now it’s done Brothers said one of the for the majority of surgeries.” most important roles she plays Brothers said when she first as a nurse is making sure her started working as a nurse, it patients are comfortable and was normal for surgery patients pain-free. or new mothers to stay in the “I just like caring for their hospital for five days or longer, pain. I don’t like them to be in but now, due to advanced pro- pain at all,” she said. “Pain con- cedures and technology, many trol is one of the main roles of patients are able to go home the nursing in any department.” same day they have surgery. Brothers said over the last 50 “Doctors have just learned years, the changes to the hos- quickly as the new equipment pitals operations, specifically has come out,” Brothers said. “A when it comes to the technology lot of new equipment has made and techniques used in surgery, a difference. It hasn’t been hard have been astonishing. to learn new techniques or how “The hospital has changed so to use new equipment because much. I’ve seen a lot of chang- everyone’s given enough time to es,” she said. “A lot of equipment learn how to use them.” that’s come out is very different. Brothers said the new tech- All the different, new machin- nologies have also allowed the ery is the reason why we had hospital to be able to save more to move to a new hospital. We people. needed room for new equip- “There was a time when you ment. The ER has become a couldn’t save people,” she said. more separate and professional “If they had a heart attack, they area. As far as working in the OR, either got better or they died. NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make You a Loan! $ $ Maegan Burr 100- 3,000 TODAY! Jean Brothers said as long she she still feels like working she will continue working. Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 Now that’s so much better. You bad and talk about it,” she said. she said. “Babies don’t go to the “I think they’re glad I still just don’t see as many people die “But there are a lot of happy nursery now. They go straight work,” she said. “They’re proud from heart attacks and things moments for every sad moment. to their mom. On a busy day of me for being a nurse. Besides, like that.” Birth is still a miracle no matter now, they’ll have about eight it’s easier to work now because Brothers said it’s very hard how many times you see a baby babies. Sometimes people will I don’t have to worry about Inspiring Healthy Lives when one of her patients passes born.” tell me, ‘You delivered my baby,’ where my kids are going or what away, but its important to her to Brothers said she’s probably and I’ll say, ‘I guess I have,’ and they’re doing.” remain calm and professional had thousands of patients over then they tell me they now have Brothers said she doesn’t have while it’s happening. And for the years, but couldn’t estimate grandkids.” any immediate plans to retire. every sad moment she’s had, even a ballpark figure of how When it comes to Brothers’ “As long as I feel like working, she said there’s a lot more happy many she’s seen. three children, 10 grandchildren I want to work,” she said. “I’m moments. “I do remember one time and four great-grandchildren, thinking another three or four “After someone passes away, when I had 13 babies in the she said they’re proud of her for more years.” I may take a few minutes to feel nursery at the old hospital,” continuing to work. [email protected]

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