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G-ville’s Kelly Mondragon makes career out of video games OOELE See B1 T TRANSCR IPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 TUESDAY February 12, 2013 www.TooeleTranscript.com Vol. 119 No. 73 50¢ 80 mph on I-80 may be coming soon James A Dunnigan, R-District 39, miles per hour faster than the HB 83 is moving quickly through said his push for the bill is the posted limit of 75, he said. result of four years of research After the speed in those areas Legislature; next step is a senate vote on a portion of I-15 in southern was raised to 80 miles per hour, and central Utah. Certain areas the prevailing speed was 83 by Lisa Christensen portion of I-15 where the Utah of the interstate in those areas miles per hour. The frequency of STAFF WRITER Department of Transportation have been posted at 80 miles per crashes did not increase, he said, can post speeds above 75 miles hour since 2008, he said, and the and in two of the four studied Some portions of Tooele per hour, and adds a portion results have been encouraging. stretches it even decreased. County’s share of I-80 may see of I-80 — from Wendover to Before the speeds were raised, “They [drivers] didn’t even faster speeds if a rapidly mov- Grantsville — that could also the prevailing speed — that is, increase their speed five miles Maegan Burr ing bill in the Utah Legislature is have speeds posted above 75 the speed traveled by most vehi- per hour, only one to two miles Cars move along I-80 eastbound Tuesday morning near Saltair. If House Bill 83 passed. miles per hour. cles in the studied stretch — was passes, a portion of I-80 between Grantsville and Wendover can have a new House Bill 83 would expand the The bill’s chief sponsor, Rep. 82 miles per hour, which is seven SEE I-80 PAGE A5 ➤ speed limit of 80 miles per hour. Grantsville City Council also has goals for 2013 New library, roads and economic development are big objectives

by Lisa Christensen interested in expansion in the STAFF WRITER area. Aside from financial goals, he Beyond the goals of the mayor also wants to do more for city and city as a whole, Grantsville parks and recreation. City Council members have their “[I want to] continue to own ideas of what they would improve our parks and expand like to accomplish this year. areas available for our youth to Councilman Mike Colson practice and play sports,” he said his goals for 2013 focus on said. “I want to do all we can do the budget, as well as working to help improve fitness in our towards an economic develop- county.” ment plan for responsible busi- Councilman Scott Stice, begin- ness growth. He also wants to Maegan Burr promote the city to businesses SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE A7 ➤ Settlement Canyon Elementary School Principal Gailynn Warr shows a security camera monitoring system Tuesday morning. Terry Linares, Tooele County School District superintendent, called for local schools to review safety protocols. Working to make schools safer Newtown tragedy prompts district to retool security procedures, safety protocols

by Tim Gillie However, the grisly Following the shooting at School District assistant super- STAFF WRITER December shooting at Sandy the Connecticut school, Terry intendent. “Schools are gener- Hook Elementary in Newtown, Linares, Tooele County School ally a safe place and we want to Less than 1 percent of homi- Conn., which resulted in the District superintendent, direct- do our best to promote safety.” cides among school-age chil- deaths of 20 young students ed all principals to review safety Prior to the Sandy Hook inci- Maegan Burr dren occur at school or on the and six educators, has prompt- protocols with their staff dent the district already had Grantsville Library sits adjacent to the City Hall Monday afternoon. The way to or from school, accord- ed local parents and school “We are very serious about safety and emergency policies Grantsville City Council’s immediate goal is to have the library completed by ing to a U.S. Center for Disease staff to rethink safety and secu- the safety of our schools,” early spring. Control study. rity procedures. said Ken Luke, Tooele County SEE DISTRICT PAGE A7 ➤

Area snowpack UHP troopers health exceeds escape injury from crashes SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE last year’s markUV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. by Rachel Madison by Lisa Christensen Thursday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. Friday 7:23 a.m. 6:04 p.m. STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER Saturday 7:22 a.m. 6:06 p.m. Sunday 7:20 a.m. 6:07 p.m. Although Tooele County’s snowpack is the sec- While responding to an accident a local Monday 7:19 a.m. 6:08 p.m. ond highest in the state, it’s still sitting at an W average Th F Sa Su M Tu Utah Highway Patrol trooper’s vehicle was hit Tuesday 7:17 a.m. 6:09 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set amount for this time of year. number, the greater the need for eye and skin after another car slid into it over the week- Wednesday 8:56 a.m. 10:11 p.m. According to Randy Julander, snow surveyprotection. supervi-0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 end. Thursday 9:27 a.m. 11:13 p.m. sor at the Salt Lake Office of the Natural ResourcesVery High; 11+ Extreme Additionally, two other UP troopers with Friday 10:00 a.m. none Saturday 10:35 a.m. 12:12 a.m. Conservation Service, snowpack in Tooele CountyALMANAC is local ties were also involved in accidents Sunday 11:14 a.m. 1:09 a.m. currently running over 100 Ratherpercent cloudy of and normal. Statistics for the week ending Feb. 11. caused by other motorists. None of the offi- Snow of varying Mainly cloudy with Intervals of clouds and Monday 11:57 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Partly sunny Partly sunny Plenty of sunshine colder; afternoon Temperatures Tuesday 12:44 p.m. 2:54 a.m. intensity, 1-3” flurries possible“Tooele Countysunshine has a basin average of 106 percent cers were injured. of normal,” he said. “There’s justsnow one other basinHigh/Low that’s past week 44/-4 During icy road conditions Saturday morn- First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 42/24 35 24 37 24 38 22 41 26 42 23higher. That36 would24 be the Lower35 19 Sevier BasinAverage down temp past week 25.6 ing, Sgt. Tim Cinched stopped to help a motor- toward the Delta and Fillmore area. It’s at 112Normal percent average temp past week 33.2 ist that had crashed on the eastbound I-80 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 17 Feb 25 Mar 4 Mar 11 of normal. Being at 106 percent puts Tooele in second onramp near Lake Point. While outside his Shown is Wednesday’s place as far as average, which means it’s doing better patrol car and approaching the crashed vehi- Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and than just about any other place in the state.” cle, a small oncoming vehicle lost control and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Maegan Burr Wednesday’s highs. The Rocky Basin measuring station in the Oquirrh Snow sits on the Oquirrh Mountains near Smelter Road Monday afternoon. Snowpack totals in the Oquirrh Mountains SEE TROOPERS PAGE A9 ➤ UTAH WEATHER SEE SNOWPACK PAGE A9 ➤ are at 97 percent. Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 33/23 Wendover PrecipitationAIR QUALITY (in inches) INSIDE Creek 37/26 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point Tuesday CLASSIFIEDS B6 37/25 35/22 36/23 38/28 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park Moderate Pipeline halfway High school 36/28 Erda 37/26 completed but still swimmers bring OBITUARIES A6 Vernal Grantsville 36/25 Pine Canyon Wednesday Salt Lake City 27/11 37/25 30/21 OPEN FORUM A4 Tooele 37/28 Bauer Moderate behind schedule home medals 35/24 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 36/25 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 35/24 from state meet 30/14 See A3 34/23 See Stockton SnowfallThursday (in inches) Price complete 36/24 See A10 37/19 Moderate Nephi forecast Rush Valley 36/19 33/20 Ophir on A9 30/21 Source: www.airquality.utah.gov Delta Manti 33/18 36/18 Green River Last Month Season 41/19 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 32/19 36/17 Moab 34/20 SNOWPACK Hanksville 41/20 Beaver 43/23 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 37/16 Ibapah 33/21 37/18 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 11.7 12.8 6.7 St. George 39/18 38/24 Average 12.2 11.6 6.2 52/34 Kanab 46/22 Eureka Percent of average 96% 110% 108% 29/21 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 12, 2013 Hospital revamps patient menu to cut calories and cholesterol by Rachel Madison forted with foods they’re used first two pages of the menu will can provide healthier meals to meal, chicken fajita salad, has also said that because soda is no STAFF WRITER to,” she said. talk about different diets that the community. It’s a need here 306. Other new meals that are longer offered, the smoothies are The kid’s menu consists of five patients may be on, depending and it’s kind of hypocritical to popular include the roast tur- popular as well. Mountain West Medical Center options: macaroni and cheese, on their diagnosis. Then patients be a hospital and not provide key entree and shrimp salad. Kay [email protected] has revamped its in-patient menu three meat pizza, peanut but- can read about why we have this healthy meals.” to offer healthier meal options ter and jelly sandwiches, chicken new menu and it will help to Tim Moran, interim CEO at instead of high-sugar, high-cho- tenders and hamburgers. educate them.” MWMC, said offering healthier lesterol and high-sodium foods. Kay said some food items that Kay said the official menu will options to the general public will Misty Kay, registered dietitian are not healthy, such as French have a section with diet infor- be one of the main goals of the at MWMC, said the major over- fries, have been revamped so that mation along with instructions hospital. haul has been in the works for they can remain on the menu. on how to order and a detailed “We would like to get groups months, but the new menu was “We’ve kept sweet potato fries description of each of the menu from the community to come in, initiated on Feb. 4. on the menu because they’re items. have a meal and see what we’re “We have been discussing baked,” she said. So far, Kay said, nurses, staff offering patients and get their a new menu in meetings for a In addition, the hospital and patients have all responded input,” he said. while. We redid the entire thing switched from regular pork positively to the new menu. The Desserts are still on the menu, so that there are a lot healthier bacon to turkey bacon, quit only complaint some patients but have been portioned into options,” she said. “We have a lot offering sodas, and now offers have expressed involve low sodi- smaller sizes. In addition, des- of cardiac and diabetic patients, low-sodium options of various um dishes — many of them ask serts like the key lime divine are and they were running into a entrees. for more salt. actually very healthy, Kay said, lot of issues with the old menu “We’re already number one “We’ve been told we need to because they hardly have any because things were too high in when it comes to obesity in the try to improve the low-sodium sugar. salt and really high in choles- state,” Kay said. “And here at options, which we are work- “We don’t want to deprive any- terol.” Mountain West, over half of our ing on,” she said. “It’s hard to one, but we are offering smaller The old in-patient menu was patients are usually diabetic.” improve the flavor of salt with portions of desserts,” she said. something most people would According to the Centers for just spices.” Kay said she hasn’t finished see at a restaurant, Kay said, with Disease Control and Prevention, Kay said the new menu is naming everything on the menu, menu items such as cheeseburg- Tooele County has the high- really good for the nurses and because the staff would like to ers and fries available. But staff est obesity rate in the state at staff because they no longer have incorporate the names of local was constantly running into 30.7 percent. In Tooele County, to tell patients that they’re not places into the menu items’ problems when it came to order- 9 percent of adults have diabe- allowed to eat something. names. For example, one des- ing food for cardiac and diabetic tes, while statewide, 7.6 percent “The nurses are loving it, and sert on the new menu is called patients with dietary restric- of adults have diabetes, accord- actually all of them are begging Stansbury Angel Delight, which tions. ing to the Tooele County Health that the staff have the same is an angel food cake topped with “Now they can order every- Department. options,” she said. “The entire fresh berries. thing on the menu, because it’s “They came in needing medi- menu is accessible for every “We’re trying to do that to lower in sodium and fat, and just cal help and we were offering diet.” make it fun,” Kay said. “The offi- healthier overall,” said Kay. them junk,” Kay said. “It just If the in-patient menu con- cial menu will try to incorpo- The kid’s menu and break- wasn’t good.” tinues to be successful, Kay said rate things and names of places fast menu at the hospital were Because the new menu was the hospital will also consider around here.” not changed much. Kay said just rolled out last week, the hos- changing its regular cafeteria The new menu offers 12 differ- the breakfast menu already had pital is still in the middle of a menu that serves hospital staff ent entrees, nine different sand- healthy options available, while two-week trial period. After the and the public. wiches and wraps, 10 different the kids menu was not changed trial has ended, the hospital will “We wanted to see how the soups and salads, 17 different because pediatric patients rarely reevaluate which menu items in-patient menu goes, and then side dishes, 11 different bever- stay at the hospital long enough work and which ones don’t. After we’re thinking of doing a new age choices, and seven different to have a meal. that, Kay said a restaurant-qual- grand opening for the staff and desserts. Maegan Burr “We still have a kid’s menu ity menu will be created. public if it goes over well,” she The old menu’s most popu- Kate Soumbinski shows a plate of stir fry from the new menu at the Mountain that we wouldn’t consider totally “We are going to make it look said. “We want to start reach- lar meal, chicken tenders and West Medical Center kitchen. Staff at MWMC wanted to revamp the menu with healthy, but when kids are sick like a real menu you’d have at ing that way after this one gets fries, had 732 calories, while healthy options and remove the high-sugar and high-cholesterol foods. they usually need to be com- a restaurant,” she said. “The more established. That way we the new menu’s most popular

BUSINESS BRIEFS The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes Bill strengthens ban by doubling maximum fine on hotter waste news items from the local business community of 150 words or less. Businesses can send news by Tim Gillie erators of low-level radioactive vent banned radioactive waste panies responsible for send- travel to generators’ facilities to of awards, promotions, internal STAFF WRITER waste that want to send waste from coming to Utah. ing waste that exceeded Class verify contents of containerized milestones, new business ven- to Utah for disposal, must agree Despite a state ban on Class A to Clive were issued fines by waste before it is sent to Clive. tures, new hires, relocations, A bill introduced in the Utah to allow state officials access to B and C low-level waste, the the DRC ranging from $4,875 In a meeting last week with partnerships, major transactions Legislature Monday doubles their facilities to inspect and audit found that since 2001, to $3,250. EnergySolutions was Tooele County officials, repre- and other items to Jeff Barrus via the maximum fine for violating verify that their waste complies 37 containers of greater than fined $80,000 by the DRC. sentatives from EnergySolutions email at jbarrus@tooeletranscript. the state’s Radiation Control Act with state regulations. Class A waste were shipped to The audit recommended that indicated that while Dee had com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, and opens the door for officials Rep. Doug Sagers, R-Tooele, EnergySolutions Clive facility the DRC focus on physical veri- not released a public copy of his or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, to visit sites that generate radio- supports Dee’s bill. in Tooele County. A total of 23 fication of waste classification. bill, they had no opposition to Tooele, UT 84074. active waste. “It is important that we hold of those containers have been Part of the waste stream his proposal to increase fines for The bill also sets aside fees everybody accountable to make allowed to remain at Clive while received at Clive is container- radioactive waste violations. collected for radioactive waste sure that the state’s ban on 14 containers, which were iden- ized. Containerized waste arrives Monday after Dee’s bill licenses for the administration greater than Class A waste is tified as greater than class A in sealed containers that are not was introduced in the House, TOOELETRANSCRIPT of radiation control programs. respected,” he said. “The bill is waste by EnergySolutions dur- opened at Clive due to safety EnergySolutions officials ULLETIN Sponsored by House major- a step in the right direction and ing sampling, were returned to concerns. EnergySolutions and declined the opportunity to B ity leader Brad Dee, R-Ogden, shows that we are serious about shippers. DRC officials are dependent comment. ADMINISTRATION House Bill 124, Radiation the ban.” The DRC allowed the 23 con- on manifests that accompany “It is not our bill, so we have Sc ott C. Dunn Publisher Control Amendments, raises HB 124 is a response to an tainers that had already been the containers, prepared by the no comment,” said Mark Walker, Joel J. 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Maegan Burr Questar Gas Line workers work on Droubay Road Monday afternoon. Freezing temperatures delayed construction on the pipeline, leading to a delayed completion time. Gas company continues new pipeline install

by Rachel Madison ing temperatures and many large off to the east toward the mouth all times. No interruption to STAFF WRITER winter storms, construction was of Middle Canyon. That area will residents’ natural gas service is delayed. be completed by August.” anticipated during the project. Last summer, Questar Gas “Most of the work being done Chapman said it’s not going to Questar is upgrading the pipe- Company began a project to now is along Droubay Road,” be uncommon for motorists to line size from 10 to 12 inches replace about 10 miles of under- Chapman said. “We’ve got con- see lane restrictions or flaggers in diameter to a consistent 20 ground high-pressure natural struction going on out there that directing traffic along Droubay inches in order to supply more gas pipeline to accommodate a just started up. We laid off a little Road. gas to customers. The original growing customer base in Tooele bit in the winter time, but now “We have to make restrictions pipeline was constructed in 1964. County. we’ve started up again.” to allow the movement of crews The project is costing Questar Although the project is more Last year, new pipe was laid on and equipment,” he said. “We approximately $10 million to than halfway complete, motor- about six miles of road between have a traffic plan in place and complete. ists can still expect delays in areas I-80 to 1500 North. That section motorists can expect temporary According to Questar’s con- where the new pipe is still being was totally completed, Chapman intermittent lane closures and ditional use permit, it acquired laid, specifically along Droubay said. This year, the other four delays.” from Tooele County in June 2012, Road. miles of pipe will be laid. Chapman said delays will the purpose of the project is to The section slated for replace- “There’s two spots where depend on the alignment of the enhance the overall safety and ment began just east of exit 99 on we’re currently constructing,” he pipe and width of the road crews reliability of Questar’s pipeline I-80 and runs south to Droubay added. “Between 3500 North and are working on. system by making the pipeline Road and continues along 3200 North along Droubay Road “The construction zone is a easier to monitor and maintain. Droubay Road to 1500 North in should be wrapped up in about moving target because as the The project will also increase Tooele. Construction began last two weeks. They are about 25 pipe is installed in the trench, pipeline capacity in order to help June and will be completed by percent complete on that area. the workers will move,” he said. Questar meet growing customer August of this year, according to The other area they’re working on “It’s important to obey signs and demand for natural gas on its Steve Chapman, spokesperson is south of there along Droubay watch out for flaggers.” system. for Questar. Road from 1500 North to Grimm According to Questar, every For more information about The project was originally Hill Road. There’s also a short effort will be made to maintain the pipeline replacement proj- scheduled to be completed by section [between Droubay Road access to businesses and drive- ect, call (801)324-5548. the end of 2012, but due to freez- and Grimm Hill Road] that veers ways in construction zones at [email protected] CLERK’S CORNER If it happens here, Legislative Caucus meeting set for read about it here. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Wednesday night at State Capitol BULLETIN Your Source for Local News uring each legislative ses- Tooele County Fire District Subscribe Today • 882-0050 sion, Tooele County holds and South Rim Special Service Da couple of Legislative District. Caucus meetings. This is an Marilyn Gillette Given a sufficient number opportunity for citizens and offi- GUEST COLUMNIST of candidates, a primary elec- cials alike to meet with our legis- tion will be held Aug. 13 with lators to discuss upcoming bills, the general election on Nov. 5. concerns with bills, or anything For a list of offices that will be �� to do with the legislature. this year. On June 25, the South open, please go to the clerk’s The first Tooele County Rim Special Service District and website at www.co.tooele.ut.us/ Caucus meeting will be held the North Tooele County Fire clerk/Elections.htm and click Feb. 13 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in District will hold special elec- on “Notice of Election - 2013.” �� the Capitol Board Room on tions to set their tax rate cap. The filing date for these open- the second floor of the State Municipalities and Special ings is June 3 to June 17 at the Capitol. Senators Peter Knudson Service Districts with openings individual municipal or district and Daniel Thatcher, and are Tooele City, Grantsville City, office. The contact information is PM Representatives Doug Sagers Ophir, Rush Valley, Stockton, included in the notice. WED  SAT STARTING AFTER 4 and Merrill Nelson, have been Vernon, Wendover City, Lake For more information or to ask invited. Thanks to Jim Gowans, Point Improvement District, questions, please call Marilyn lobbyist for Tooele County, for Stansbury Greenbelt Service Gillette at 843-3148. scheduling this meeting. Agency, Stansbury Recreation Entities within Tooele County Service Agency, Stansbury Park Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele FEB 13 - 16 will hold three elections during Improvement District, North County clerk. LOBSTER TAIL SERVED WITH STEAK OR PRIME RIB Study: 1 in 5 consumers found �� to have error in credit report 281 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE • 8330111 by Marcy Gordon each year from each of the three to ongoing monitoring by federal AP BUSINESS WRITER reporting agencies. examiners. The FTC study also found that The CFPB hasn’t yet taken any WASHINGTON (AP) — One in 20 percent of consumers had public action against the agen- five consumers had an error in an error that was corrected by a cies. However, it is accepting �� a credit report issued by a major reporting agency after the con- complaints from consumers who agency, according to a govern- sumer disputed it. About 10 per- discover incorrect information ment study released Monday. cent of consumers had their credit on their reports or have trouble The Federal Trade Commission score changed after a reporting getting mistakes corrected. The study also said that 5 percent of agency corrected errors in their agencies have 15 days to respond the consumers identified errors reports. to the complaints with a plan for in their reports that could lead to In September, the federal fixing the problem; consumers � them paying more for mortgag- Consumer Financial Protection can dispute that response. es, auto loans or other financial Bureau gained the authority to By contrast, the FTC can only products. write and enforce rules for the take action if there is an earlier �� The study looked at reports for credit reporting industry and to indication of wrongdoing. It can- 1,001 consumers issued by the monitor the compliance of the not demand information from or three major agencies — Equifax, three agencies. Prior to that, the investigate companies that appear �� Experian and TransUnion. The reporting agencies weren’t subject to be following the law. FTC hired researchers to help con- �� sumers identify potential errors. The study closely matches the results of a yearlong investigation �� by The Columbus Dispatch. The Ohio newspaper’s report last year �� said that thousands of consum- �� ers were denied loans because of When you need to know about a topic covered in Utah’s *Does not errors on their credit reports. newspapers, NEWSEARCH is your answer. Search all �� include add-on The FTC says the findings Utah newspapers at once by date, keyword and more – or services. Valid underline the importance of ONLY Tuesday, consumers checking their credit let our trained professionals handle it for you. 220 MILLPOND • STE 106 Wednesday and reports. Contact Cindy Still for more information. Thursday. Expires Consumers are entitled to a STANSBURY • 843-8700 FEB 28, 2013 free copy of their credit report �� A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 12, 2013

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OUR VIEW by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin editorial board A loud ping Workforce contraction must be met with action James Robson, a regional economist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services, has been collecting and analyzing economic data on Tooele County for years. Although it’s part of his job, he takes particular interest in the ebb and flow of our county’s economic hydraulics. What is it about our area that fascinates him? A lion’s share of the local workforce — estimated at 40 to even 50 percent since the mid- to late-1990s — doesn’t earn a paycheck here. Like a religious pilgrimage, every weekday morning thousands of residents plop into their cars, or into a seat on a UTA bus, and head east to Salt Lake County. When the sun sets, they come back home and repeat the trip hours later — not in the name of prayer, but in struggle for legal tender. All those years of gathering and analyzing our job numbers makes Robson a highly credible, go-to resource for why things are the way they are, and what may lie ahead economically for Tooele County. So when Robson said recently in the Transcript-Bulletin that he predicts the county’s job market this year and beyond will further shrink instead of improve, it pinged loudly in our ears. We hope local government, economic, business and education leaders heard it loudly, too. In fact we hope it’s ringing in their eardrums like irritating tinnitus. It sure is for us. In a Jan. 31 article headlined, “Jobless rate dropped during 2012,” it was reported the county’s unemployment rate was 6.2 percent last year. Although it was the first in three years in which the local rate had dropped, it was still above the state’s 2012 average of 5.7 percent — and well above the county’s 20-year average of 5.4 percent. Furthermore, there were only three months during the entire year in which job growth happened in Tooele County, and none of them occurred during the year’s final quarter from October through December. Specifically on that point, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Robson said: “The labor market outlook in Tooele County for the next few years is contraction with the ongoing employment reduction from closing DCD (Deseret Unable to find words keyword is opportunity. Unfortunately, ing them, it would take endless hours Chemical Depot).” However, he somewhat tempered that bleak outlook with, With all of the fault-finding and tear- the one dissenting voice was from board to check the dates on all those cans. “The current relative strength in the Salt Lake County labor market should pro- ing down things that goes on in our member Mr. Hogan. His snarky remarks We have guidelines posted letting our vide support to Tooele County residents during this transition.” society, I thought it would be a great and quick mental math calculations patrons now the life of all the goods In a follow-up interview since that story was published, Robson said further divergence to offer praise for work well has questioned the stewardship of the we give out. These dates for unopened review of local job market data indicates Tooele County may see a 1 to 1.2 percent done for a change. In the past, I’ve heard Tooele Marching Band program and goods on the shelves are years longer growth factor this year. Yet, he cautioned, such improvement relies on several negative things of just about everything Band Director, Mrs. Syra. In essence, than the sell-by-date on them. I know factors; if they don’t play out in the county’s favor, “you could easily see it swing in Tooele. Mr. Hogan doesn’t believe in the fund- some people aren’t comfortable eating the other way.” Over the past five weeks, I have had raising abilities of the students, parents them and that is their choice. As our county works to rebuild job strength after the Great Recession (the some health problems not associated and teachers. This attitude is far reach- Not only do we pick up food daily county’s unemployment rate was 8.2 percent in 2009 and 2010), what makes with the post-polio syndrome or the ing and affects all schools. from local stores, we get lots of pri- Robson’s prediction particularly worrisome is our reliance on Salt Lake County to fibromyalgia that I always have. After Tooele High School band has con- vate donations, plus food from drives, keep our jobless rate from going stratospheric. If it weren’t for our close proximity preliminary tests were completed, it was stantly proven itself financially respon- food brought to us twice a week from to the Wasatch Front, that rate would be much higher. Although our reliance on determined that my gall bladder had to sible over the years. The Fine Arts are the Utah Food Bank, and many pal- Salt Lake County for employing so many of our residents is deeply entrenched go. I am unable to find the words of not supported as they should through lets every other month from Walmart and does offer job diversity, in the long term we find that dependence unhealthy thanks and praise to give to my surgeon, school budgets, yet this band, as does Distribution Center. and fraught with uncertainty. anesthesiologist, nurses, other doctors, Grantsville and Stansbury and all the All these donations have to be Local officials are urged to not only continue, but also multiply ongoing strate- and everyone else involved. other Fine Art programs, continue to weighed, separated and stocked. We gic efforts to attract broad categories of business and industry. Such enterprises The surgery could not have been as achieve many accolades. If the concern also have to fill hundreds of food order must be compatible with our area, provide sustainable employment, infuse the successful as it was without also having is about failure, let them learn that real baskets a week to give out to our clients, economy with real dollars, and boost a flagging tax base. And officials are urged it take place in an excellent hospital. life lesson as well, but give the stu- as well as keeping our pantry neat and to do so with a united “you win/we win” spirit that serves the entire Tooele Mountain West Medical Center made dents every chance to succeed. Tooele clean. Up front, we have to take our County community — not just a few municipalities. This will build the county’s it happen. My normal recovery time is Pride means unity and strength through clients’ orders, keep records and files economic vitality for greater workforce independence. three to five hours. However, this time it adversity. Forever and Forever…Pride, on all the families that we serve, both was one hour and I felt great! Thanks to Tradition, Excellence. hard copies and in our computers. Our everyone who helped in may way. Andres Alarcon clients here in Tooele County number in GUEST OPINION Gary R. Lee Tooele the thousands. All this work plus more Tooele is done by two part-time workers, and The best we can if we are lucky, maybe six volunteers in Immigration amnesty: 2013 This horse is dead This letter is in regards to the letter a good week! It would be wonderful if What is wrong with this picture? written by Brittany Christensen in last we had more people in our community version no different than 1986 Almost everything. After reading Tuesday’s Transcript-Bulletin concern- to come volunteer and take some of the Brittany Christensen’s food bank rant ing the Tooele County Food Bank. load off our shoulders — aching shoul- n Washington, got legal status under the in the Feb. 5 Transcript-Bulletin, I sat at As a food bank volunteer who works ders at that! a new gang has program had gone on to my kitchen counter with my jaw agape 20 to 40 hours a week, I’d like to give Miss Christensen, if you’d like to Ibeen born. The become citizens. and my mind areel. What is wrong with Miss Christensen my point of view come in just to check the dates on the Gang of Eight on The Gang’s enforce- this picture indeed. from the inside. Our food bank has only food, we’d love to have you join us. And immigration is here ment “triggers” affect only My first thought was to wonder if the three paid employees: the Director Lorri I’m sure if your relative would come to tell us that we have the path to citizenship. concept of gratitude, self sufficiency or Trujillo, and two part-time employees in and talk to Lorri, the director, and succeeded in not In principle, the enforce- even shame at one’s obvious sense of who work 19.5 hours each a week. One explain her situation, Lorri would be enforcing the law so ment provisions — requir- entitlement exists anymore. My second works the morning shift and one works glad to help her out without having to persistently and thor- ing use of the E-Verify thought was to simply wait for a few the afternoon shift. wait a month. oughly that now we have to give up all system for employers and establishing days and attempt to respond rationally These two employees make daily Honestly, all of us here at the Food pretense. a system to monitor entries and exits (in the possibly vain hope that educa- runs to stores that donate to us. These Bank do the best we can with what we The Gang of Eight, headlined by from the country — are worthwhile. tion works better than public flogging). include Albertsons, Macys, Soelbergs have. Some days we have a lot to give, conservative star Marco Rubio, wants But only a naif would have much con- First, get some basic education as to and Walmart. The work entails loading others not so much as our pantry gets to amnesty the 11 million immigrants fidence in their timely and effective what “best if used by,” “sell by,” and and unloading the trailer; pulling pallet very low at times. Most of our clients who are already here as a product of implementation. “expiration” dates actually mean. jacks loaded with hundreds of pounds are very grateful and appreciative of any past nonenforcement in exchange for As Mark Krikorian of the Center Second, none of the meat you buy of food up our back ramp; weighing all help they get from us, and it makes all a promise of future enforcement. for Immigration Studies points out, prepackaged in the supermarket comes the food donations in individual cat- our hard work very worthwhile. Supporters of comprehensive immi- Congress has already required the like that from the animal. All prepack- egories such as canned goods, dairy, Sue Martinez Johansen gration reform resolutely refuse to say completion of an entry-exit system aged meat has been handled multiple baked goods and dry goods; and then Tooele the word “amnesty.” They contend six times. To no avail. It passed a law times by people with unknown hand- stocking the shelves, refrigerators and that the proposed package is not an in 2006 calling for the completion of washing habits. This is one reason we freezers. amnesty because illegal immigrants a double-layer border fence. Also, to cook our meat before consumption. The Without loyal volunteers this would LETTERS POLICY have to go to the back of the line for a no avail. statement that she personally would be nearly impossible. Most days we green card. But before that happens, We’ve been here before, with the never eat any meat touched by hands have two to four volunteers, some days The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters they get “probationary legal status.” As Immigration Reform and Control Act other than hers, must somewhat limit more, some days less, and sometimes to the editor from readers. Letters must be no longer than 250 words, civil in a practical matter, this is the amnesty. of 1986. Rubio calls the 1986 law a her options for dining out. we get a community service worker. I tone, written exclusively for the Transcript- Sen. Chuck Schumer states it with “blanket amnesty,” even though, on Third, go on a 24-hour foodless fast am one of the younger volunteers and Bulletin, and accompanied by the writer’s admirable clarity: “On Day One of his terms, it wasn’t unconditional or so the concept of hunger is more than I am 70 years old. We have three other name, address and phone number. our bill, the people without status immediate. To apply for legal status, an abstract idea. Fourth, oh, never ladies who are regular volunteers that Priority will be given to letters that refer (i.e., illegal immigrants) who are not illegal immigrants had to pay a fee and mind, this horse is dead. In summation are in their 80s: Jean Rush, Caroline to a recent article in the newspaper. All criminals or security risks will be able prove that they had good moral char- try and comprehend the concept that Lopez and Louise Busico. We also have letters may be subject to editing. to live and work here legally.” You can’t acter. If approved — and not everyone donated food entails someone mak- Al and Joy Wood who are 70 plus. On Letters written to thank an individual or get more direct than that. was — they had to wait 18 months ing a personal sacrifice to “share” with any given day, I can guarantee that each organization should be submitted for Once an illegal immigrant gets before applying for a green card. others and scorning the donated items, of us individually will lift and stock “Notes of Appreciation” “probationary legal status,” he has All of this was coupled with fear- shows very poor taste by the donee. around a ton of food. All of the meat and jumped irrevocably ahead of all those some-sounding enforcement provi- Remember the old saying “beggars can’t baked goods are put into freezers and Readers who are interested in writing a poor saps back in their native coun- sions to beef up security at the border be choosy.” Nuff said. rotated. If the date on these items is a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of tries who want to come to the U.S. but and crack down on employers hiring Chuck Gerhart month old, it is because they have been general interest should contact Managing for whatever reason were unwilling or illegal workers. In other words, in Grantsville frozen and rotated, as are all the eggs, Editor David Bern directly via the contact unable to break our immigration laws broad brush, the “blanket amnesty” the dairy products and canned goods. information at the top of this page. to do it. of 1986 is indistinguishable from the Every chance to succeed As for the food that we bag, in our spare Email: [email protected] All indications are that this kind bipartisan principles of 2013. Since On Feb. 5, the majority of the school time, such as beans, rice, meat, etc., we Fax: (435) 882-6123 of “probationary” legal status mat- the enforcement never happened, the board approved with contingencies to get these things donated to us in bulk in Mail: Letters to the Editor ters more to illegal immigrants than 1986 law stands as a monument to allow the Tooele High School Band to 50 or 100 pound bags. We wear gloves Tooele Transcript-Bulletin an eventual path to citizenship. In an bad faith. move forward on fundraisers for a trip and adhere to Tooele County Health P.O. Box 390 essay in the journal National Affairs, Washington may be about to build to the Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade for Department guidelines and have food immigration expert Peter Skerry points another one. 2013. Thank you, Tooele School Board, handler permits. Some of the food is out that 20 years after the implemen- for the wonderful opportunity for our already bagged when we receive it from tation of the 1986 amnesty, only 41 Rich Lowry is editor of the National children to work hard in order to rep- the Utah Food Bank. It would not be LETTER CONTEST percent of the 2.7 million people who Review resent our great state in an important feasible to give one family a 100 pound historical background. bag of food and let other families go Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will It was a highly attended and dis- without. select the best letter of the month and EDITORIAL BOARD cussed meeting. Many good points were When we receive food donations reprint it in the first Open Forum page brought up about the concern for all from food drives from church groups, of the following month. The winning Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern students eligible to participate and the Boy Scouts and different businesses and letter writer will receive a free one- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor financial considerations. Other points organizations, we receive large amounts year subscription to the newspaper. With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, discussed, eliminating freshman from of canned goods, mostly from house- The subscription can be transferred or including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. the trip and limiting future band oppor- hold shelves and pantries. With two used to renew a present subscription. tunities to 2017, were overreaching. The or three of us stocking and separat- A5

TUESDAY February 12, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 GUEST OPINION North Korea may have finally gone too far t seems North Korea has as our attitude is resolute, the But Kim Jong-un also knows finally gone too far — even situation will be gradually influ- that any sort of attack would Ifor China, its patron state enced by our principles and our prompt the U.S. to “turn North and only true friend. For the first Joel Brinkley insistence.” Korea into a parking lot,” as time, Chinese leaders seem to GUEST COLUMNIST We’ll see. That hasn’t worked Condoleezza Rice once put it be taking modest steps intended so far. But the China bureau when she was secretary of state. to punish their southern neigh- of Nikkei, the Japanese news What’s more, should it fire mis- bor for threatening to conduct a service, reported that “China siles at South Korea, the mutual- third nuclear-weapons test. — as well as bundles of cash. is considering imposing new defense treaty with the U.S. After a year in office, North Sometimes the North Korean air financial sanctions on North could come into play. Korea’s chubby, naif supreme force flies to southern China for Korea, including freezes on But now we can hope that leader, Kim Jong-un, has remade takeout: McDonald’s Big Macs. assets at North Korean bank China, with a new leader, will himself into a belligerent bully, As for China, its leaders worry branches in Beijing, to deter finally step up. For a decade, openly threatening South Korea that if North Korea’s government Kim Jong-un’s regime from con- Western nations including the — and the United States. does fall, tens of thousands of ducting another nuclear test.” It U.S. have been pushing China to My question is: With what? refugees would flood across the added that, already, China has restrain its neighbor. During all North Korea has already con- border. At the same time, South “stiffened inspections of North that time, China’s leaders have ducted two nuclear tests — both Korea, a close U.S. ally, would Korea-bound shipments at cus- done nothing more than offer of them duds, nuclear experts likely take over the territory — toms checkpoints along their lip service to those entreaties. have been saying. Now that it’s leaving a U.S. proxy state, as the border.” Now, at last, the new leader, Xi threatening a third one, South Chinese see it, on their southern The International Crisis Jinping, actually appears to be Korean government officials say border. Group made the same observa- angry. He’s the only one who can the preparations are advancing While the two states don’t like tion. Now, is that going to crip- actually restrain his neighbor. rapidly. In fact, a few days ago, each other, they are dependents ple North Korea? Of course not. No other state has any real influ- Yonhap, the South Korean news nonetheless. But even for the Is it just all for show? Perhaps. ence with Pyongyang. agency, reported that the North Chinese, these nuclear tests But China hasn’t taken actual Let’s hope that China’s small, Korean military has spread a seem to be more than they can steps like this before. So I view tentative steps to chastise Kim tarp over the opening to the bear. Over and over again the this as significant. Jong-un evolve into a strategy underground testing site, to Chinese foreign ministry has North Korea’s reaction to all that actually makes a difference. keep spying satellites from peer- insisted that the Korean penin- of this? More bluster and blun- ing inside. sula must remain nuclear-free der. The North Korea Defense Joel Brinkley, a profes- But the most important devel- — obviously afraid South Korea, Commission released a state- sor of journalism at Stanford opment is China, which has working with the U.S., would ment late last month saying: University, is a Pulitzer Prize- never gone much beyond mild respond tit-for-tat. “We do not hide that a variety of winning former foreign corre- public criticism of its belligerent So in recent days China voted satellites and long-range rock- spondent for the New York Times. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 neighbor. The two states’ rela- in favor of a United Nations ets which will be launched” by tionship has been testy, at best, Security Council resolution con- North Korea “one after another, for decades. demning North Korea. And the and a nuclear test of a higher North Korea accedes to government’s nationalist mouth- level will target the U.S., the China’s heavy-handed and con- piece newspaper, the Global sworn enemy of the Korean descending patronage in part Times, wrote that “if North Korea people.” because China supplies North engages in further nuclear tests, Come on now. American Korean leaders with jewelry, fine China will not hesitate to reduce intelligence has said North wine, perfume, yachts and other its assistance” to the North. Korea’s missiles could at best luxury goods beyond imagining “Due to China’s strength, as long reach Hawaii — bad enough.

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Harvey Clarence 3, 1949, and they were later sealed had acquired. He also owned Helen C. Griffiths in the Salt Lake Temple on Dec. race horses and was involved in Aug. 15, 1924 - Feb. 9, 2013 LeFevre 1, 1950. They shared 63 years of chariot racing. He loved watching marriage together. They loved his horses run and liked it even Our loving dad passed away to dance. Some of their favorite more when they won. He was Helen Clark Griffiths, 88, at his home in Tooele on Feb. times were in open-aired dance preceded in death by his parents, passed away peacefully Feb. 9. 6. He was born Aug. 2, 1928 in halls in Piute County. Dad was brothers Dan and Albert, wife, She was born Aug. 15, 1924 in a small southern Utah town a member of the LDS church in son Kenneth and grandson Cody Parowan. She is survived by her called Circleville to Clarence and which he held various callings. He Rollie. He is survived by daugh- children Linda, Tamara (Roger) Mary Alice LeFevre. He attended was a member of the Tooele 6th, ters Jerri (Dennis) Sagers, Jolyn Thompson, Calvin (Buff), Circleville Elementary School Lake Point and Tooele 3rd wards. (Steve) Bevan, sisters Hartence David (Jan), Chad (Jennifer), and graduated from Piute High Dad worked at Tooele Army Dalton (twin), Louise Dunton and Marta (Joseph) Herbert and Rex School. He enjoyed sports and Depot, Dugway Proving Ground, Bernice Prince, five grandchildren (Rossana), 23 grandchildren and played basketball on the high Boise Cascade, and owned and and 16 great-grandchildren. The 31 great-grandchildren. She was school team. Dad worked on operated Harv’s Service Station family would like to acknowledge preceded in death by her hus- farms and ranches in Circleville, for several years. During that their appreciation to the care pro- band Lowell Andrew Griffiths, Roosevelt and Milford while com- time, he made many friends and vided by Marian and the caring parents Porter Amasa Clark pleting high school. After gradu- was involved in Tooele City and staff of Harmony Home Health. and Emma Eulala Leonard, sib- ation, he discovered his aptitude county organizations and events. We know daddy is having a won- will be held Feb. 13 at 11 a.m. at lings Elizabeth Clark, Olga Ruth serving a life long mission). She and interest in mechanics and Dad loved hunting and fish- derful reunion with family and the Tooele 3rd Ward building, 141 Maughan, Rose Marie Laner and loved cooking, especially the fish started working in that field. He ing, but most of all he enjoyed his sweetheart who passed away W. Utah Ave. A viewing will be Porter Amasa Clark Jr. Helen and that her husband and children married Louise Frederick on Nov. raising the horses and cattle he only four months prior. Services held prior at 9:30 a.m. Lowell raised seven children. She caught on many of their vaca- served in many positions for the tions. We would like to thank the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- staff and residents of Legacy for day Saints and enjoyed sharing their love and support and her Dele Jones Dele dedicated her entire life to her testimony with others in the physical therapist, Clay Watkins, the love of her family and friends. capacity of a teacher and gene- who gave her cheer, hope and Dele Ruth Jones, 82, of She enjoyed traveling and the alogist. Mom had a special place needed help. A viewing will be Lofgreen, passed away peacefully great outdoors including fish- in her heart for scouting. She held Feb. 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. at and was reunited with her loved ing, camping, hunting, dancing served as a den mother (leader) the Broomhead Funeral Home, ones on Feb. 9, surrounded by and horseback riding. She was an in the Cub Scouts and earned 12600 S. 2200 West in Riverton. her family and friends. She was avid homemaker, seamstress and four Eagle Scouts (her sons got Funeral services will be held Feb. born July 15, 1930 in Francis to loved reading books and playing the awards). Mom and Dad 15 at 11 a.m. at the Roy North William and Alta Atkinson Jones. cards. Dele also owned/managed served two full-time missions in Stake Center, 4350 S. 2175 West Dele attended school in Francis the Vernon Store for a short peri- Pennsylvania and California and in Roy, preceded by a viewing and Eureka. She married Joseph od of time, worked at Dugway as temple workers in the Provo from 10 to 10:45 a.m. Interment L. Jones on July 15, 1947 in Salt Proving Ground and was a CNA Temple. Together, they raised will be at the Clarkston Cemetery Lake City and they celebrated at the LDS Hospital. Dele is sur- seven missionaries (the oldest in Clarkston. 63 years of marriage. Together vived by her four children, 11 they had five children: Larry grandchildren, 19 great-grand- Jones of Lofgreen, Kathy (Dave) children, sister Mickey (Keith) Gaylynn Gurney McOmie of Grantsville, Jeff Jones Atherley of Grantsville, and her of Lofgreen, Sandra (Bill) Hansen loving dog “Sparky.” She was Mortensen of Eureka, and Steven, who pre- preceded in death by her hus- and phone calls during her ill- from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Brown 1967-2013 ceded her in death at an early band Joe, son Steven, parents Bill ness, Dr. Holt for the many years Family Mortuary, 66 S. 300 East in age. Dele and her family lived in and Alta “Tone” Jones, and sister of professional health care, and Santaquin, and Wednesday from Mammoth, Magna and Vernon Jackie Larsen. The family would to the excellent care given by the 10 to 10:45 a.m. at the church Our beloved wife, mother, before permanently residing in like to extend a special thanks to staff of Vista Care Hospice and prior to services. Interment, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, Lofgreen for the past 40 years. those who made the many visits Parkway Health Center. Funeral Vernon Cemetery. Condolences niece and friend, Gaylynn Gurney services will be held Feb. 13 at 11 and memories may be shared Mortensen, 45, passed away a.m. at the Vernon LDS Chapel. with the family at www.brownfa- peacefully Feb. 7 at her family Viewings will be held Tuesday milymortuary.com. home in Herriman. She was born N-HO in Provo on Aug. 16, 1967. Her TO OP parents are Walden and Marilyn a great cook and helped her chil- L E Williams Gurney who lived at dren bake and sell their goods to A S Dugway at the time of her birth earn their own money. Many will D Geneve R. Buys Gubler and continued to live there with remember her cookie exchanges 1924 - 2013 their family until 1980 except at Christmas time. Gaylynn was a for the two years they were at teacher and a friend to all. Many Funeral Parlor & Undertakers Wendover. In 1980, her family people enjoyed her stamp camps. QUALITY SERVICE & REASONABLE PRICES Geneve R. Buys Gubler, 88, moved to Grantsville where she She shared her talents and taught are more important than ever. We off er a FREE comprehensive passed away peacefully with graduated from high school in others to make bread, plan and pre-planning in your home with no pressure to prepay. family by her side on Feb. 10 the class of 1985. She attended make freezer meals, and create in Salt Lake City. She was born Brigham Young University where jelly rolls and ice cream rolls. �� to George Thomas and Margaret she graduated with a bachelor’s Many people have expressed �� Catherine Rasband on Oct. 3, degree in information manage- the profound impact Gaylynn’s �� 1924 in Heber City. She married ment in 1990. She began her friendship made in their lives. www.facebook.com/ Roland Lindsay Buys on Aug. 18, professional career working for Gaylynn’s primary concern was DaltonHoopes daltonhoopes.com 1945 in Salt Lake City. Their mar- Dynix in Provo. While studying at always her family. In all she did, riage was solemnized in the Salt BYU, Gaylynn met Ronald Keith the impact on her family was Lake City Temple on Aug. 18, Mortensen from Roosevelt. They always her first priority. Gaylynn �� 1953. He passed away on Dec. 10, had several classes together and has shown deep faith and great 1977. In July 1989, she married studied together on various proj- courage over the last two years �� Earl G. Bain, who passed away in She is survived by her children ects. After BYU graduation, they while she has battled a terrible �� February 2000. She later married Marlene (Jerry) Pulsipher, Joseph were separated by some miles as illness which gradually took away Dr. Kelly H. Gubler on March 31, L. (Dr. Saundra) Buys, D’Anne he took a job in Washington and her ability to do the things she 150 W Main • Grantsville • 435.884.3031 2001. She was an active member (Ed) Tonn, Ronda (Dr. Bruce) she took a job in Utah. They con- loved to do. We are comforted in of the LDS church and served in Lee, and daughter-in-law Carole tinued a long distance friendship our knowledge that she is sur- many callings. She was a leader (James C.) Buys. She is loved that blossomed into romance and rounded by God’s love and has for many decades with the 4-H and respected by her children, increased profits for Delta and found peace and comfort where program, the Civic Club and the 20 grandchildren and 40 great- Sprint. Ultimately, Ron took her she is now. We know we will Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She grandchildren. Friends may call for an airplane ride over the Salt see her and be with her again. enjoyed sewing, knitting, ceram- from 6 to 8 p.m. on Feb. 15 at Lake Temple where he presented Preceding Gaylynn in death were Happy Birthday ics and making porcelain dolls. Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. in her with a ring and asked her to the two babies mentioned above, Her children, grandchildren and Tooele, or from 10 to 10:45 a.m. marry him in that beautiful place. her grandparents Walden O. and �� great-grandchildren will enjoy on Feb. 16 at the 14th Ward LDS On March 4, 1994, they were Rose A. Holladay Gurney and �� the Christmas stockings, dolls Chapel on the corner of 200 West married for time and all eterni- Marvin H. and Eunice L. Drake Dad! and nativities made by her lov- and 200 South in Tooele. Funeral ty in the Salt Lake City Temple. Williams. Gaylynn is survived by �� ing hands. She was preceded in services will follow at 11 a.m. They began their married lives her husband, parents and chil- �� death by her parents, five broth- Internment will be at the Tooele in Vancouver, Wash., later mov- dren, Hayden Marie (7), Thomas �� ers, two sisters, her loving hus- City Cemetery. ing to Camas, Wash. Mattie and McKay (9), Ronald Nathan (14) �� bands and son James C. Buys. Nathan were born in Portland, and Matilyn Kay (16). She is also Ore., during the time Ron and survived by two brothers and a �� Gaylynn lived in Camas. In 2000, sister, all of Kennewick, Wash., �� they moved back to Utah and into Lance Gurney, Kevin Gurney �� Ned Anderton their family home in Herriman. (Kathy) and Heather Morgan �� Together they created an exem- (Michael). Gaylynn passed away Our beloved father and grand- plary home where nothing was after a long and courageous bat- �� father, Ned Anderton “Big Ned,” more important than family. Four tle against an extremely rare dis- �� returned home to his Father in children came to bless their home: ease. In June 2011, she was found �� Heaven and his wife Shannon Mattie, Nate, McKay and Hayden. to have eight tumors throughout Esther Anderton on Feb. 6. Gaylynn was preceded in death by her brain and some in her spine. Love Always WILLIE ANAYA He was born to Alma Wesley a baby daughter, Holly Rose, and One tumor was removed from Martinez & Anaya 2.12.1951 — 2.4.2012 Anderton and Geneva Anderton a baby son, John Nicholas, who the brain for diagnosis: xantho- on Sept. 2, 1940 in Marysvale. anxiously welcomed her to her granuloma. This is a non-cancer- He was the first of 11 children. new home. Gaylynn will be sorely ous disease, but is treated with He married Shannon on May missed by her family, extended chemotherapy (trial and error). 26, 1967 and their marriage was family and countless friends. She Four different kinds of chemo- later solemnized in the Salt Lake was a tremendous example to all therapy failed to stop the tumors. Temple. Dad loved the outdoors, of us in her effort to always do Radiation treatment directed at a fishing, hunting and spending the right thing. She was a lifelong tumor in her neck also failed to time with his family. He is sur- member of the LDS church and help. Ultimately the pressure in vived by brothers Grant (Marie) served in many positions. She her brain gradually took her away Anderton and Robert (Vicky) and Ralph, sisters Maxine and was a faithful visiting teacher and from us. It is our hope that there Anderton of Marysvale, Donald Bernice, and granddaughter a friend to all. She truly lived the will be an increased awareness Anderton of Rush Valley, chil- Chelsea Stock. We love you, Dad, gospel of Jesus Christ and taught of this terrible disease and that a dren Casey (Lillian) Stock of and will miss you terribly, but her children to do the same. She cure will soon be found. Funeral Kaysville, Denny (Cindy) Stock, take comfort in the fact that fam- was a wonderful mother and services will be held at the Rose Ned (Elaine) Anderton, Lauren ilies are forever. A viewing will be taught her children many home- Canyon Stake Center, 7079 W. Anderton, Wayne (Keri) Anderton held Feb. 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. at making skills, which greatly bene- Rose Canyon Road in Herriman, and Esther (Jesse) Torres all of Tate Mortuary. Funeral services fited the family during her illness. at 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 16. A view- Tooele, Anna of Lawton, Okla., will be held at Tate Mortuary Ron and Gaylynn enjoyed having ing will be held Friday from 6 to 24 grandchildren and 16 great- Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. with a viewing a family garden. Gaylynn loved 8 p.m. at the Rosecrest 1st Ward grandchildren. He was preceded at 10 a.m. prior to the services. flowers, especially tulips and hol- building, 14172 S. Emmeline in death by his wife, both par- Interment will be Feb. 16 in the lyhocks. She grew her hollyhocks Drive, and preceding the funeral ents, brothers Verl, Harold, Bud Monroe City Cemetery. from seed originating from her from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Rose Grandma Gurney’s flower garden Canyon Stake Center listed above. in Canada. Gaylynn enjoyed a Interment will take place after Have you used Methamphetamine? number of hobbies: sewing, knit- the funeral at the Herriman City Methamphetamine users are needed for a medical research study. Volunteers ting, crocheting, stamping, card Cemetery, 12300 S. 6000 West. making and many others. She was �� should be between the ages of 18-45, in good general health and taking no regular medications. Testing will take place at the Johns Hopkins Bayview �� Medical Center and the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD. �� Volunteeers will be paid for completion of all study procedures. NOTES OF APPRECIATION �� Travel Expenses will be covered. �� Please call 410-550-2588 or 410-550-6266 The family of John Charles and all our family and friends or email [email protected] Borgogno would like to express for their love and support dur- SERVING MY HOMETOWN WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY for more information. our gratitude and appreciation ing this difficult time. AND THE BEST PRICE GUARANTEED. to Bishop Elliott, 11th Ward Steve, Jody, Rickell, E.J. and Principal Investigator: Una D. McCann Approved May 10, 2010 IRB No.: NA 0031313 Relief Society, Harmony Hospice Alexis Borgogno A7

TUESDAY February 12, 2013 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make You a Loan! District $ $ continued from page A1 100- 3,000 TODAY! in place, along with individual Gentry Finance • 435-843-8680 school emergency plans that were developed by each school, according to Luke. Each classroom in the district Subscribe Today • 882-0050 has a “flip file” booklet of emergency plans. It features tabs of different procedures for teachers to follow if an emergency occurs. Following meetings to ana- lyze safety procedures, district �� administrators met with principals to review safety procedures and discuss what could be done to make schools safer. The district is now following up on several of those changes, said Luke. Safety procedures already HELP WANTED called for all visitors to check-in at the school office and get a visitor’s pass, he said. The district is now reempha- sizing that procedure and taking steps to make sure the policy is Maegan Burr followed. Settlement Canyon Elementary School principal Gailynn Warr opens a door with reminders for visitors to check in at the “We are encouraging schools office Tuesday morning. Terry Linares, Tooele County School District superintendent, called for local schools to review to keep as many outside doors as safety protocols. TIRE possible locked and close inte- rior doors to drive all traffic past the amount of people in the day, Luke said. down, fire and earthquake drills. the office,” said Luke. halls, making an intruder more The district will also examine Schools must document when The district has asked every noticeable, Luke said. school websites and take down the drills were held and report school to renew efforts to make Some classroom doors can’t be some information, such as floor them to Luke who then includes sure all staff and visitors wear locked from the inside. The dis- plans for school buildings. the information in the district’s their badges, and for staff to know trict is looking at ways to secure The district is also contracting annual end of the year report to TECHNICIAN what to say if they spot someone these doors from the inside so with a security agency to visit the state. in school who isn’t wearing a teachers don’t have to go out into school facilities and review safety “We want to react appropri- badge, Luke said. the hall to lock a door when there plans. ately where needed to strength- When parents come to school is a lockdown. “This gives us the opportunity en safety in our schools,” he FULL TIME to pick up a child, the preference Law enforcement agencies in to have an outside eye look at our stressed. is for them to wait at the office Tooele County have also start- security plans,” said Luke. [email protected] while the child comes to meet ed dropping in on schools at The district already requires them. This procedure reduces unscheduled intervals during the schools to conduct intruder, lock GREAT PAY Something & BENEFITS planning for future upgrades, Tripp said he would like to see a Grantsville are at the top of his agenda, fee plan created that would help OOnn Your along with planning for future offset the city’s infrastructure continued from page A1 growth. costs associated with growth. Mind? ning his second year on the gov- Most importantly though, “I’d like to push forward with a ernment body, said his most he said, is keeping current and road impact fee plan, something APPLY IN immediate goal is the comple- coming projects within the city’s that Tooele’s done for a long tion and successful opening of budget, and preparing a bud- time,” he said. “It makes sense the Grantsville City Library. The get that will provide funds for when you’re having growth, PERSON new facility is scheduled to open required services. rather than pull it out of the Write a letter to the Editor! in early spring, and he wants to Councilman Tom Tripp said general fund have it be financed ensure that it’s a resource that he also wants to make sure the by the development.” P.O. Box 390 can benefit the community for library is completed quickly and Councilmen Neil Critchlow Tooele, UT 84074 years to come. successfully, as well as keep the and Mike Johnson could not be [email protected] �� Repairs to city streets, includ- city financially healthy in 2013. reached for comment. �� ing addressing current needs and In keeping with that second goal, [email protected] What heals traumatized kids? No abundance of answers by Lindsey Tanner said. ma. Traumatized kids need to AP MEDICAL WRITER Besides the December mas- feel like they’re in a safe and sacre at Sandy Hook Elementary stable environment, and if their CHICAGO (AP) — Shootings School in Connecticut, other parents have trouble coping, and other traumatic events recent tragedies involving “it’s going to be very difficult for involving children are not rare young survivors or witnesses the kid,” she said. events, but there’s a startling include the fatal shooting last The researchers analyzed lack of scientific evidence on month of a 15-year-old Chicago 25 studies of treatments that the best ways to help young girl gunned down in front of included anti-anxiety and Tooele County survivors and witnesses heal, a group of friends; Superstorm depression drugs, school-based a government-funded analysis Sandy in October; and the 2011 counseling, and various types found. Joplin, Mo., tornado, whose sur- of psychotherapy. The strongest School-based counseling vivors include students whose evidence favored school-based treatments showed the most high school was destroyed. treatments involving cognitive promise, but there’s no hard Some may do fine with no behavior therapy, which helps proof that anxiety drugs or other treatment; others will need patients find ways to cope with medication work and far more some sort of counseling to help disturbing thoughts and emo- research is needed to provide them cope. tions, sometimes including solid answers, say the authors Studying which treatments talking repeatedly about their who reviewed 25 studies. Their are most effective is difficult trauma. report was sponsored by the because so many things affect This treatment worked better federal Agency for Healthcare how a child or teen will fare than nothing, but more research Research and Quality. emotionally after a traumatic is needed comparing it with According to research cited in event, said Dr. Denise Dowd, alternatives, the report says. the report, about two-thirds of an emergency physician and “We really don’t have a gold U.S. children and teens younger research director at Children’s standard treatment right now,” than 18 will experience at least Mercy Hospitals and Clinics in said William Copeland, a psy- one traumatic event, including Kansas City, Mo., who wrote a chologist and researcher at Duke shootings and other violence, Pediatrics editorial. University Medical Center who car crashes and weather disas- One of the most important was not involved in the report. ters. That includes survivors factors is how the child’s parents A lot of doctors and therapists and witnesses of trauma. Most handle the aftermath, Dowd may be “patching together a will not suffer any long-term said. little bit of this and a little bit of psychological problems, but “If the parent is freaking that, and that might not add up about 13 percent will develop out” and has difficulty control- to the most effective treatment symptoms of post-traumatic ling emotions, kids will have a for any given child,” he said. stress, including anxiety, behav- tougher time dealing with trau- ior difficulties and other problems related to the event. The report’s conclusions don’t mean that no treatment works. It’s just that no one knows which treatments are best, or if certain ones work better for some children but not others. “Our findings serve as a call to action,” the researchers wrote in their analysis, published online Monday by the journal Pediatrics. "This is a very important topic, just in light of recent events,” said lead author Valerie Forman-Hoffman, a researcher at RTI International, a North Carolina-based nonprofit research group. She has two young children and said the results suggest that it’s likely one of them will experience some kind of trauma before reaching adulthood. “As a parent I want to know what works best,” the researcher A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 12, 2013 The Bulletin Board

Mountain of Faith Lutheran schools supplies and medicine to the Tooele Education We’re a healthy, growing congregation community. They are in need of a medical who welcomes newcomers and reaches clinic. Duryea is the director of The Grace Tooele triathlon Network meetings out to those in need. Join us for worship Project and has been working in Kenya Tooele City is currently looking for volun- Looking to obtain or improve your employ- Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. at 560 since 2004. The Grace Project is a local teers to help with the city’s first triathlon ment? Come join the Tooele Networking S. Main Street, Tooele. We treat the 501(c)(3). If it can raise enough funds, it that will take place in July. Anyone with Group and learn job seeking techniques, word of God with respect without taking can recruit a doctor and nurse in Malaba experience in running a triathlon who how to market yourself, get support and ourselves too seriously. Check us out on and provide all medicine required to do a would like to help please contact Terra at actually search job leads. Every Thursday Facebook by searching for Mountain of free medical clinic. If you wish to donate, 843-2142 or at [email protected]. at 7 p.m. at the Tooele LDS Employment Faith Lutheran Church. Please join us for please mail a check payable to The Grace Resource Center located next to Deseret meaningful worship that is also casual Project, 778 W. 580 South, Tooele, UT Grantsville Industries. Everyone is welcome. and relaxed. For more information about 84074, or email Duryea and she can pro- our family of faith, call 882-7291. vide you with the account number for the Online courses nonprofit for a direct deposit. Her email Grantsville Irrigation Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Church at Waters Edge address is [email protected]. The annual meeting of the shareholders IT are designed for the IT professional Get to know Jesus at Waters Edge. God Call (801)879-2309 for more information. of Grantsville Irrigation Company will be seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- spoke in the past, but still wants us to held Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Grantsville edge of networking and security, and pre- hear from him today. Come learn from Irrigation Company offices, 411 S. West pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and the Bible how to communicate with God Moose Lodge St., Grantsville. Security+ exams. Call the TATC at 248- day to day. We worship on Sundays from 1800 for more information or to enroll. 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the cafeteria at Daily lunch Library Adult education Stansbury High School. Find out more at Chicken salad sandwiches, shrimp and Get your high school diploma this year. WatersEdgeUtah.com or call 840-0542. fries, fried chicken — you never know what might be on the menu. Tooele City Library All classes required for a high school St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Tuesdays (Feb. 26), 4 p.m., family mov- diploma, adult basic education, GED Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- Friday night dinners ies; Wednesdays and Thursdays, 11 and preparation and English as a second rament followed by fellowship. Sunday The Moose Lodge will be serving clam 11:30 a.m., story time; Thursdays, 4 to language are available. Register now mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ chowder and fish and chips every Friday 6 p.m., teen time with gaming, movies to graduate — just $50 per semester. Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Aaron night from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost will be and more; Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- Drive, Tooele. Phone: 882-4721. Email: $10 for a cup of soup and a halibut fish kids crafts. February events: All month 8750. Adult education classes are for [email protected]. Web at and chips dinner. Come and enjoy some long, join the library’s new online recipe students 18 and over. www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. You are great seafood on Friday nights. Members club. In this free community club, you can ESOL God’s beloved child, beautifully created in who purchase five dinners either on share recipes throughout each month. ESOL conversational classes are held God’s own image. Whatever your history, Friday or Saturday nights will receive their This club is for every skill level. We’re Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students wherever you are in life’s journey, the next meal free. just getting set up, so fill out a quick may also come anytime the center is Episcopal Church welcomes you. Saturday night dinners form at the library with your name and open for individualized study. Registration email address. We will send you the Spanish services Saturday night dinners of ribeye or T-bone is $50 per semester. Call 833-8750 for La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele le steaks, salmon, halibut or shrimp for a information you need to get started. In more information. honor of Great American Pie Month, we invita a sus servicios en espanol Jueves great price are available for members courtesy of Cheryl Dearing 6 p.m., Domingos 2 p.m. We invite you to and their guests. Members who purchase will exchange our favorite pie recipes MESA (Math, Engineering, Science, Achievement) Club students from Clarke Johnsen Junior High School during February. February closures: Feb. TATC their Spanish services on Thursday at 6 five dinners either on Friday or Saturday 16. March events: March 2, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Come to know nights will receive their next meal free. learned about architecture by building houses out of marshmallows. From left are Kimberlee Whiltmore, p.m., celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss Customer service workshop a church that focused in the word of God Bailey Griffith, Emily Porter, Maris Hurst and Kally Smith. rather than the emotions. God loves you Special guest with a Dr. Seuss movie. Poor customer service is the No. 1 rea- and he wants to reveal himself to you. The Moose Lodge will host James F. son customers will not return to a busi- name, phone number, email address, the store or doctor visits in Tooele and Located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Henderson Jr., supreme governor of the Eagle Scout project ness. TATC is holding monthly customer occupation, employer, and brief descrip- Grantsville areas. Schools Call 840-5036, rides provided. Loyal Order of the Moose, on Feb. 23. Bring your tired, worn, torn or faded flags service workshops to address this critical Our program will start at 6 p.m. with din- to Macey’s in Tooele or Tooele City Hall tion of why you’re enrolling to Kim Myers need. Students meet for four consecu- ner, presentations and comments from at [email protected]. If you do not have Program openings Open enrollment St. Marguerite and deposit in a box for Troop 1109 for Tooele County Aging has openings in tive Fridays and learn to reduce stress Saint Marguerite Catholic Church’s our prestigious visitor. Cost of the event access to email, call (801)323-9900. Tooele County School District will be Jacob Scribner’s Eagle Scout project. an alternative, income-based program by applying time management skills, weekly schedule: Eucharist: Saturdays, 5 is $20, which includes dinner gratuity. A Lunch will be provided. This course is accepting applications from elementary Boxes will be there until Feb. 15. We will designed to help seniors remain inde- advance in a company or organization by p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m., noon (Spanish), professional photographer will be avail- brought to you by NAMI Utah and Tooele and secondary students who are inter- properly and respectfully retire your old pendent. CNAs help keep them in their learning to communicate professionally, 6 p.m.; weekdays, 9 a.m. Reconciliation: able to take pictures with the supreme Interagency Prevention Professionals. ested in enrolling in a school outside of flags. Call 843-8074 for more informa- homes safely, provide personal care, do learn team building skills and resolving Saturdays, 4 to 4:45 p.m. or by appoint- governor, you, and your spouse or your their resident school boundary for the tion. Bereavement support group housekeeping and run errands. If inter- conflicts with grace, all while working on ment. Religious education: Sundays, significant other from 5 to 6 p.m. and 2013-2014 school year. The application Harmony Hospice offers a weekly ested please contact Jolene Shields at a positive attitude. Treat your custom- 4:30 p.m., followed by the 6 p.m. Sunday after the presentations. Please RSVP by Tooele County Quilters window goes through Feb. 15. For more bereavement support group for any per- 843-4104 or 4105. ers professionally and have a good time Eucharist. The church is located at 15 S. Feb. 20 by calling the lodge at 882-2931. Tooele County Quilters are meeting Feb. information, call the district office at 833- son who has had a loved one who has doing it. Apply today at the TATC, 66 W. Seventh St. Contact 882-3860. 19 at 9:30 a.m. at the USU Extension Senior Circle 1900, ext. 1104. Vine St., or call 248-1800. Office. Verneal Lowry will be showing us died. You do not need to be affiliated with Harmony or have had services in Senior Circle is for those ages 50 and Kindergarten registration Brit-Ammi Kahal Eagles what we can do with a square of fabric. better and costs just $15 a year per per- Free tuition Covenant People Assembly are teaching order to come and participate. Everyone Kindergarten registration for fall 2013 Bring a sewing machine and basic sew- son or $27 for a couple. Call 843-3690 Tuition is free for senior citizens ages the Hebrew roots of the Christian faith. is welcome. The group meets every enrollment will be held at all elementary Steak night ing kit, plus at least two 6-inch squares for more information or a membership 62 and over and high school students. Visitors welcome on Saturdays at 1 p.m., Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Harmony Home schools on Feb. 28 and March 1. To be Remember the Eagles Auxiliary serves of light fabric and two 6-inch squares of application. Lots of great health benefits Whether you are looking to learn new 37 S. Main Street, Tooele. Call 843-5444 Health and Hospice, 2356 N. 400 East, eligible to enter kindergarten, your child only the freshest steaks and the good dark fabric (or contrast). Any questions, and fun activities. Feb. 13, 5 p.m. at skills or train for your first career, TATC is for more information. fresh cut, home-cooked French fries. On call Verneal at 882-0633. Bldg. B, Suite 206 in Tooele. Please must be at least 5 years of age on or here for you. You take the time you need contact Leonard Barber for any questions MWMC, wellness supper (learn from the before Sept. 1. If you have questions Feb. 15, Barbara and Kevin Denner will ambulance crew when to call 911 and to complete your training and choose Tooele Christian Fellowship cook and serve the dinners. The special St. Marguerite fish fry you might have at 843-9054. regarding the enrollment process, contact your own schedule. Most programs are We invite you to our services where St. Marguerite Knights of Columbus will what to expect). Feb. 25, 3:30 p.m. at your school principal or the assistant is the half and half (6-ounce sirloin and Caregiver support class MWMC, dessert with the doctor (visit open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. We want you you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- three shrimp) for $10 with all the trim- be hosting a fish fry beginning Feb. 15 superintendent at the district office, 833- to succeed. Call 248-1800 or come in to cere, down-home country folks. Sunday and continuing for the next six Fridays Harmony Home Health and Hospice will with Dr. Robert Garr, cardiologist, about 1900, ext. 1152. mings. Please come up, have a delicious be having a monthly caregiver class at heart issues). June 23 to 29, trip to Mt. 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. school starts at 9:45 a.m., with the dinner and socialize. Members and during Lent. Cost is $5 for a two-piece morning service at 11 a.m. We are now dinner and $7 for a three-piece dinner. the Tooele Senior Citizens Center in the Rushmore/Black Hills. Cost is $599 per Centennial scholarships Budgeting guests are invited. library. This class is for those who are person, double occupancy. Happy 100th birthday Tooele High meeting at Stowe Family Music, 40 N. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. Learn to manage your finances to ensure Main Street, Tooele. There is child care Marvelous Mondays caregivers for their loved ones either in School. We are so excited to celebrate you have the money to do the things you Legislature meetings their home, their loved one’s home or if 100 years. We want to invite you to available. Please use main entrance at The bartenders at the Eagles Lodge will want on Feb. 20 from noon to 1 p.m. the rear of the building on Garden Street be serving lunch on Mondays from noon Tooele County will host two public their loved one is in a care facility. If you Recovery join us in this celebration by creating Cost is free and includes a pizza lunch. meetings with members of the state have any questions, or for more informa- centennial scholarships for just this year. where there is plenty of parking. For infor- until the food is gone. There will be a Please RSVP to 248-1800 for accurate mation call 224-3392. different lunch each week. The minimum Legislature that represent Tooele County tion, contact Dee Askerlund at Harmony Addiction recovery Monetary donations in any amount would The freedom from addiction group, RUSH, lunch count. cost is $2 per person. Come down, during the 2013 legislative session. The Home Health and Hospice, 843-9054. be greatly appreciated. Help us make this holds meetings on Wednesdays at 7 p.m., Bible Baptist Church have a cool one and enjoy a great lunch. meetings will be held Feb. 13 and Feb. 2012-2013 centennial school year memo- Sons of Utah Pioneers at 23 S. Main Street, Suite 33, Tooele. The folks at Bible Baptist Church would Please come out and support the Aerie. 27 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the capitol rable. Buffalo seniors knowing their roots USU Extension like to invite you to some old fashioned board room on the second floor of the The goal of the Sons of Utah Pioneers, supported them going to college is a church services with singing from the old Queen of Hearts night Capitol building. The meetings are open Settlement Canyon Chapter is to keep Recovery International Recovery International is a structured great way to start a new chapter. Please Marriage survival fashioned hymns and messages from The Eagles will have a fun game on to the public. alive the history and tremendous con- self-help group that follows a proven send your donations in care of THS It’s a jungle out there. Bring your spouse the old fashioned KJV Bible. Some things Monday nights from 5 to 7 p.m. Come tributions of our early Tooele County method. We meet every Tuesday night Finance Office, 301 W. Vine St., Tooele, and come enjoy this series of hands-on should never change. Sunday Service up, have a cool one, purchase a ticket Tourism Tax Grant pioneers and others. If this is something at 7 p.m. at Valley Mental Health, 100 UT 84074. For more information, call Jill marriage enrichment classes. Topics times: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; gospel and win the Queen of Hearts. Organizations in Tooele County wishing that you may be interested in joining, Whiting at 833-1978, ext. 2. include communications, commitment, hour, 11 a.m.; Bible study, 12:30 p.m.; to be considered for a 2013 Tooele please attend a pot luck dinner the first S. 1000 West, Tooele. This group is Past president’s meeting County Tourism Tax Grant should pick up for anyone who wants help overcoming Children’s workshop strengthening relationships and financial Wednesday evening services, 6 p.m. Thursday of each month in the Tooele harmony. Cost is $10 per couple. Attend The PPs will meet at the new restaurant, an application from the Tooele County Senior Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. depression, anxiety, anger, fears, phobias Stansbury High School’s drama program Contact Pastor Jeff Sinner at 840-2152. all four classes and receive $30 cash. Anthony’s, on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. All PPs Commission office, 47 S. Main St. Dinner is followed by a short program. or repetitive thoughts. Call Mary Ann for will present the finale of its winter Classes will be held Feb. 20, 27 and Mountain View Baptist Church are invited to attend. Applications must be returned to the Park behind the building and enter the more information at 884-0215. Children’s Drama Workshops, “Disney’s March 6 and 13 at 151 N. Main St. in We would like to invite you to start the commission office by March 4 at 5 p.m. northwest doors. Winnie the Pooh Kids,” on Feb. 16 at S.A. recovery group the USU classroom. Free youth activities new year off by discovering what God’s The application form includes a letter 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. All seats are $2. S.A. men’s group meets every Tuesday are offered for children 2 years and older. plan and purpose is for your life. The Tooele County detailing what kinds of projects and orga- Alzheimer’s support group Tickets will be available at the door. Open to anyone caring for someone with night at 8:30 p.m. at the Green House in Register no later than Feb. 20 at http:// Bible contains all of the answers for nizations are eligible to apply, instruc- ”Disney’s Winnie the Pooh Kids” is Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia Tooele. Call 841-7783 with questions. marriagesurvival.eventbrite.com or at the life’s questions. Come and join us this Historical Society tions for how to submit an application, a delightful new show based on the (memory issues). Learn about this dis- USU Extension Monday through Thursday Sunday for our adult Bible study and and description of the criteria and the Al-Anon beloved characters of A.A. Milne and the ease. Get/share ideas. Bring your loved from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. To reserve space graded Sunday School which starts at Monthly meeting process the advisory committee uses. Is someone’s drinking affecting your life? 2011 Disney animated feature film. This one along. Trained staff will assist them for youth activities, email darlene. 9:45 a.m. Our worship service begins Our featured speaker for our Feb. 12 The Tooele County Tourism Tax Grant You don’t have to be alone. Al-Anon meet- show will feature over 35 elementary and while you attend meeting. Next meeting [email protected] or call 277-2406. at 11 a.m. We also have a Bible study meeting will be Clint Thomsen. Clint will program distributes revenues generated ings every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to middle school students from the Tooele Feb. 19 from 3 to 4 p.m. at Cottage Glen Please reserve by Monday before class. time each Sunday at 6 p.m. We meet on present a book report on his book “Ghost for taxes levied on the restaurant and noon at residence, 77 W. 400 North. For County School District. The show has Assisted Living, 1892 N. Aaron Drive, Event is co-sponsored by the Tooele Wednesdays at 7 p.m. for prayer time. Towns: Lost Cities of the Old West.” hotel/motel sales in Tooele County. It more information please contact Perky at been designed by students from the SHS Bldg. #5, Tooele. Cosponsored by Tooele County Healthy Marriage Coalition. Bring your needs and let us pray together Copies of his book will be available for is the task of this committee to make 843-7145 or Elizabeth at 884-0825. drama program under the direction of for God’s help. Mountain View Baptist purchase for only $9. We will meet at 7 recommendations as to the distribution County Aging Services (to participate call Glen Carpenter. Church meets at the Eastgate Plaza in p.m. at the Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 of this money to the County Commission. 843-4107) and Alzheimer’s Association– Food addicts East Elementary event Churches Grantsville, Suite 2C. Join us. E. Vine St. Please park in the rear parking For more information, contact Cheryl Utah Chapter. For information call Food addicts in recovery aim to lose (800)272-3900. weight and keep it off. No dues, fees It’s time to celebrate. We would like lot and enter through the back door and Adams at 843-3150. Stansbury Park Baptist Church or weigh-ins. Weekly meetings held at to invite you to help us honor Principal United Methodist Church come downstairs. Members and guests Please join us each Sunday morning at Baseball sign-ups Mood disorder support group Tooele County Museum, 47 E. Vine Shanz Leonelli, instructional leader of the An Ash Wednesday service will be held are welcome. If you would like to join our Do you or someone you love have a mood 10 a.m. for worship and Bible study at Stansbury Park Youth Baseball Street, on Thursdays at 6 p.m. Come year from UAESP. Please join us Feb. 21 Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. organization, our dues are only $5 a year. disorder? NAMI-Tooele affiliation offers the Stansbury Park Clubhouse (located Association will be conducting youth in the back door; meetings are held in in conjunction with parent/teacher confer- At Tooele UMC we welcome all who want help, hope and healing. Please join us for next to the swimming pool). Colossians Historical books baseball sign-ups (ages 5 to 18) at the the basement. Call 882-0805 for more ences at an open house from 6 to 8 p.m. to discover God’s love and worship in support group sessions every Wednesday a friendly, accepting and loving environ- and 2nd Timothy are the current teaching Tooele Co. Historical Society books are Stansbury Park Community Clubhouse in information. Recognition will be at 7 p.m. in the East focus. For details, please call 830-1868 available for purchase. The History of the board room on Feb. 16 from 10 a.m. at 4:30 p.m. at the New Reflection Elementary multipurpose room. ment. Come as you are, whoever you are, Clubhouse on 900 South in Tooele. For wherever you are in your spiritual journey. or go to www.stansburyparkbc.com. Tooele County Volume 11 is $25. The to 1 p.m. Take off pounds sensibly more info, contact Kelly at 841-9903. Need help to lose those extra pounds? TJHS community council Sunday worship service, 11 a.m. Lunch Mining, Smelting and Railroading in First Lutheran Church Girls softball We can help. TOPS is a weight loss sup- The next Tooele Junior High School com- and Learn, Wednesdays 12:30 to 2 p.m. Tooele is $15, and we will also have First Lutheran Church at 349 N. Seventh Tooele County girls softball is holding port group open to men, women, teens munity council meeting will be held Feb. Bring your lunch and enjoy an interactive eight note cards depicting four different Street would like to invite you to hear of sign-ups Feb. 13 at Macey’s and Walmart Seniors and pre-teens. Meetings are held every 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the TJHS Library. All bible study led by Pastor Debi. Please pioneer buildings for $4. These will make God’s grace and the love of Christ who from 5 to 8 p.m., Feb. 16 at Big 5 from Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the Tooele Senior parents are invited to attend. check our website, tooelecumc.org, or great gifts for your family and friends. died to forgive you of your sins and attain noon to 3 p.m., Feb. 16 at Dow James Outstanding volunteers Center, 59 E. Vine Street. Call Mary Lou call Tooele UMC’s office at 882-1349 or Contact Alice Dale at 882-1612. Indian education meeting salvation on your behalf every Sunday Complex from 6:30 to 9 p.m., and Feb. The search is on for Utah’s outstanding at 830-1150, Lisa at 882-1442 or see Pastor Debi’s cell at (801)651-2557 for senior volunteer. The Salute to Senior A Title VII Indian education meeting will morning at 10 a.m. and every Sunday Seeking historical items 23 at Dow James Complex from 6:30 to www.tops.org for more information. more info. We are located at 78 E. Utah Service program, sponsored by Home be held March 5 at 5:30 p.m. at Anna evening at 6 p.m. Tooele Co. Historical Society would like 9 p.m. Registration information can be Ave. in Tooele. Instead, Inc., honors the contributions Smith Elementary School in Wendover. members of the community who have any found on our website at www.tcgsoftball. Addiction recovery Tooele Wednesday meal family or personal histories, photographs, org. of adults 65 and older who give at least LDS Family Services addiction recovery Charity 15 hours a month of volunteer service meeting every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 Preschool program Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes or Tooele County Fair to their favorite causes. Nominations p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1030 S. 900 The preschool program in Tooele County we will serve a free spaghetti dinner newspaper articles that you would like CASA volunteers The Tooele County Fair Board is accepting will be accepted until March 31. Senior West, in the Relief Society room. Enter School District has openings in their from Tooele United Methodist Church. to donate to our organization to please Lift up a child’s voice, a child’s life. artwork for this year’s county fair. Our care professionals and those who work on the west side of the church. The tuition classrooms for 3 and 4 year olds. Everyone is invited to come and eat. Our call us. We are also looking for books, Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) theme is Old Time County Fair. All art- at hospitals, senior care facilities and handicap entrance is on the south side We also do monthly assessments if you goal is to provide a free, hot meal for newspaper articles, photos, brochures volunteers advocate for the best interests work must coincide with the theme. The other places where seniors volunteer of the church. This meeting addresses all have concerns about your child’s develop- the homeless population in Tooele. We or any history that pertains to the Tooele of abused and neglected children in the deadline for artwork is Feb. 21. Please are encouraged to nominate older addictions or character weaknesses. No ment. Call 833-1966. want to offer them a safe, warm place County area. If you would like to donate courtroom. Volunteers work until the child bring artwork to Deseret Peak Complex, adults. To nominate someone, visit children, please. to eat and relax for a few hours every them to our organization, or if you would Extended day program is placed in a safe, permanent home. 2930 W. Highway 112, on or before the SalutetoSeniorService.com. For more Wednesday evening. We also want to let us make a copy for the Tooele County St. Marguerite Catholic School is pleased Volunteers are common citizens over 21 deadline. The winner will receive $100 information about Salute to Senior Addiction recovery Grantsville get the community involved and invite all Historical Society, please call Alice Dale to announce that we now offer an extend- years old with a heart for vulnerable chil- at 882-1612. along with two tickets to all county fair Service, call (801)542-0405. LDS Family Services addition recovery ed day program. Our program will run people in order to forge relationships and dren. Apply at www.utahcasa.org or call ticketed events. The winning artwork will meeting every Thursday night from 7:30 Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 build bridges between people of all eco- (801)574-1472. Historical sign be printed on our premium book, fair map Grantsville Senior Center to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 415 W. p.m. There will be lots of fun activities for nomic backgrounds in Tooele. Although The Tooele Co. Historical Society has and all printed advertising. All who par- Membership is $4 for 55 and older and Apple Street in the Relief Society room. the kids as well as help with homework. the meal is being served from TUMC, it Writing volunteers recently made a loan agreement with the ticipate will have their artwork displayed includes newsletter. For dates, times, Enter on the north side of the church. Please call 882-0081 for more info. is a non-denominational event and we Valley Mental Health in Tooele, a non- Utah State Historical Society to display at the Tooele County Fair. If you have any appointments, activities and meals, call The handicap entrance is also on the invite and encourage all people to join profit organization, is looking for several an old Lincoln Highway sign that was questions, please contact Misti Williams 884-3446. Foot appointments are on north side of the church. This meeting Excelsior Academy tours us. We will need help and volunteers in volunteers with grant writing experience on the border of Utah and Nevada. The at 843-4002 or Mark McKendrick at the last Tuesday of the month. Hearing address all addictions or character weak- Curious about charter schools? Want to various ways, such as helping to serve, and/or computer/typing skills to perform unique sign is on display at the Pioneer 843-4001. appointments are on the first Tuesday of nesses. No children, please. know more about Excelsior Academy? cook and clean up, donate food and data entry at the Tooele office. Must Museum. the month. Meals on Wheels are available Tours are held each Wednesday at 8:30 share talents. If you are interested in pass a background check and be able Stansbury Park Easter event for the homebound. A suggested donation LDS addiction family support a.m. School tours cover a range of getting involved, e-mail Carissa Sanders to volunteer a few hours or more each Join us for Stansbury Park’s annual of $2.50 for daily meals. Order meals If you have a loved one who is struggling topics such as the Excelsior Academy at [email protected] or call week (can volunteer anytime Monday Groups and Events Easter egg hunt on March 30. It will be before 48 hours. Thank you. For transport with addictions of any kind, find help and Philosophy and Vision, Direct Instruction, (785)737-3467. through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) Contact held at 10 a.m. at the Stansbury Park to doctor’s appointments or stores in support Sunday evenings from 7:30 to Clubhouse for children ages 0 to 11. The 9 p.m. at the Erda Ward building at 323 CHAMPS and the character development Church of Christ Alex C. Gonzalez or Adrienne Berrett at Stansbury cemetery plots Grantsville or Tooele, please call Holly program. There is also an opportunity 843-3520. Plots for the Stansbury Cemetery are Easter bunny will be there for pictures, as at 843-4102. A donation of $2 for one E. Erda Way. Enter on the east side of Church of Christ meets at 430 W. Utah to observe the school’s unique group now available. Prices for Stansbury resi- well as the fire truck, cotton candy, face way is suggested. The February birthday the building and go to the Relief Society Ave. Bible class, Sunday at 10 a.m. settings. Come and tour the building and Food pantry dents are $350 each through Memorial painting and a balloon artist. dinner will be on Feb. 22 at 4 p.m. Wayne room. and worship from 11 a.m. to noon. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is have any questions answered. Everyone Day, and $450 each for non-residents Jones will be the entertainment. Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. We LDS porn addiction program is welcome, 124 E. Erda Way, Erda. offering an emergency food pantry to through Memorial Day. Discounts also Family Promise seek to be the Lord’s church established An introduction to the Interfaith An LDS pornography addiction recovery 882-3062. meet the needs of our community. The apply with purchases of four plots or Tooele Senior Center about 33 AD. The Bible produces nonde- Hospitality Network will take place on support group meeting will be held every food pantry is available for emergency more. Call the Stansbury Service Agency The senior center is for the enjoyment of nominational Christians only. Jesus is our Feb. 20 at Tooele United Methodist Friday evening from 7:30 to 9 p.m., needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays at 882-6188 or Glenn Oscarson at 840- all senior citizens 55 and older. New and only head of the church, headquarters Church, 78 E. Utah Ave. A program of Stansbury Stake Center, 417 E. Benson Tooele Family Center from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at 2462 for more information. exciting activities have started. For info, are heaven. Come and grow with us. Call 580 S. Main Street. For information call Family Promise, a community response call 843-4110. These include bridge and Road. Enter on the southwest side of Story and craft hour 882-4642. The Gospel of John study will 882-2048. Musical auditions for homeless families in Tooele County, pinochle, arthritic exercise program three building. Separate men’s recovery (for Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the begin Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. All are welcome. LaForge Encore Theatre Company is will be presented. From 5:30 to 6 p.m., times a week, line dancing, woodworking, men struggling with pornography addic- Tooele Family Center as we enjoy the No pressure, just come and enjoy the Meal for homeless holding auditions for “The Sound of there will be a community meal. From 6 Wii games, watercolor class and karaoke. tions) and women’s support meetings The Grace Project is now sponsoring a adventures of books and make fun crafts. fellowship. Music.” Auditions for Von Trapp children to 9 p.m., there will be presentations, Meals on Wheels for homebound. Lunch (for women whose husbands or family meal for the homeless alongside Tooele For more info, call 833-1978 ext. 2127 (ages 4 to 16), will be held March 15 Q&A and a discussion. Speakers include served, daily donation of $2.50. The members are struggling with pornography) Cornerstone Baptist United Methodist Church. Once a month, or ext. 2010. We’re located at 301 W. from 6 to 9 p.m. and March 16 from Karen Kuipers from Tooele County Relief center also provides transportation to are held at the same time. Passion for God, compassion for people Vine St., Bldg. #11 (right behind Tooele we are handling the Wednesday night din- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Auditions for adult Services and Tony Milner, the executive at 276 E. 500 North in Tooele, phone: High School). ner for the homeless, served at Tooele roles will be held March 20, 21 and director of Family Promise Salt Lake. To 882-6263. Come as you are this Sunday, United Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. You only need to RSVP and make child care arrangements, where you can hear a message from Preschool hour Ave., from 4 to 8 p.m. Volunteers are audition once during these times. Come please call Melanie Beatty at (385)282- Bulletin Board Policy the Bible and meet new friends. Service Every Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Tooele needed. The Grace Project is a local non- with a prepared song and a short mono- 3377 or email beatty.appraiser@yahoo. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at times: Bible study (for all ages) 9:45 Family Center has a fun activity hour profit organization. For more info, please logue/speech. Auditions will be held at com no later than Feb. 18. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.; evening of learning, singing and creating. This call (801)879-2309. West Elementary. Enter through south Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, worship 6 p.m.; WiseGuys children’s Ready, Set, School! preschool class is for door. Call backs will be by invitation only Mental health first aid course non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising program 6 p.m. Nursery provided for all Kenya trip A free mental health first aid 12-hour all children up to 5 years of age. Please on March 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript- services, and children’s church during Karen Duryea is returning to Kenya on course will be held March 7 and March come and enjoy the fun. For more info, Production dates are June 13, 14, 15, Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your morning worship. WiseGuys Program dur- Feb. 13 to continue The Grace Project’s 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days at call 833-1978 ext. 2127 or ext. 2010. 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24 and 25. announcement please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information We’re located at 301 W. Vine St., Bldg. ing evening worship. work with local churches in the Malaba Valley Mental Health, 565 W. 900 South must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. #11 (right behind Tooele High School). area. This trip, she wishes to provide in Tooele. To register, please email your A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:25 a.m. 6:02 p.m. Thursday 7:24 a.m. 6:03 p.m. Friday 7:23 a.m. 6:04 p.m. Saturday 7:22 a.m. 6:06 p.m. Sunday 7:20 a.m. 6:07 p.m. Monday 7:19 a.m. 6:08 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:17 a.m. 6:09 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 8:56 a.m. 10:11 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 9:27 a.m. 11:13 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 10:00 a.m. none Saturday 10:35 a.m. 12:12 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 11:14 a.m. 1:09 a.m. Rather cloudy and Statistics for the week ending Feb. 11. Snow of varying Mainly cloudy with Intervals of clouds and Monday 11:57 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Partly sunny Partly sunny Plenty of sunshine colder; afternoon Temperatures Tuesday 12:44 p.m. 2:54 a.m. intensity, 1-3” flurries possible sunshine snow High/Low past week 44/-4 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 42/24 35 24 37 24 38 22 41 26 42 23 36 24 35 19 Average temp past week 25.6 Normal average temp past week 33.2 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Feb 17 Feb 25 Mar 4 Mar 11 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 Wednesday’s highs.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 33/23 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 37/26 Knolls Clive Lake Point 37/25 35/22 36/23 38/28 Ogden Stansbury Park 36/28 Erda 37/26 Vernal Grantsville 36/25 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 27/11 37/25 30/21 Tooele 37/28 Bauer 35/24 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 36/25 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 35/24 30/14 34/23 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 36/24 37/19 Nephi Rush Valley 36/19 33/20 Ophir 30/21 Delta Manti 33/18 36/18 Green River Last Month Season 41/19 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 32/19 36/17 Moab 34/20 SNOWPACK Hanksville 41/20 Beaver 43/23 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 37/16 Ibapah 33/21 37/18 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 11.7 12.8 6.7 St. George 39/18 38/24 Average 12.2 11.6 6.2 52/34 Kanab 46/22 Eureka Percent of average 96% 110% 108% 29/21 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

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Maegan Burr TOOELETRANSCRIPT Snow sits on the Oquirrh Mountains near Smelter Road Monday afternoon. Tooele County is at 106 percent of normal for snowpack, which is the second highest in the state. BULLETIN TOTAL MARKET capacity. said. “When we look forward “We really haven’t gotten what Tooele County experi- COVERAGE PLAN Snowpack “Those are pretty low num- into this year, the Climate a lot of storms,” he said. “It’s enced during the 2011-2012 continued from page A1 bers, but they’re very small Prediction Center is indicating mostly been cold, overcast and winter. reservoirs so this is pretty drier times in the next couple of foggy. We basically only got two “We are much better than last Mountains is currently at 97 much an average condition for months. That 106 percent may storms in January and one so far year,” he said. “Last year was 60 percent of normal. The Mining where they are right now,” said not hold up, because every day in February, and it doesn’t look to 75 percent of normal. The Advertising Fork measuring station in the Julander. that we don’t get a storm, that like we have anything coming snowpack this year takes a load 882-0050 Stansbury Range is at 111 per- He added the county’s snow- snowpack just sits there and that’s substantial in size in the of worry off my mind.” cent of normal, and the Vernon pack being above 100 percent doesn’t increase like it’s sup- next week or so. If the pattern [email protected] Creek measuring station is at of normal is a good thing and posed to be doing.” continues with only two storms 114 percent of normal. means the snowpack is average; Snowpack typically peaks a month, we won’t be keeping When it comes to reservoirs, however, that doesn’t mean he around April 1. Julander said if up with the snowpack.” Settlement Creek is at 30 per- wouldn’t like to see more snow. more winter storms don’t move Although Julander was hop- TOOELE cent of capacity, Vernon Creek “It’s better to be at 100 per- through the area, that peak ing to see higher percentages TRANSCRIPT is at 33 percent of capacity and cent than 50 percent, but we’d number might not be as high as of snowpack, he said this year’s Grantsville is at 24 percent of rather be at 120 percent,” he he hopes it will be. snowpack is much better than BULLETIN

ing to an SUV that had slid off the Troopers interstate and crashed through �� continued from page A1 the cable barrier in the median, blocking part of the freeway. As Croft approached the vehicle, a January 2013 Winner: slid into the left rear corner of second vehicle lost control and his patrol car. The impact caused hit his vehicle. He was able to Colin Arave his car to hit the vehicle that had move out of the path of his patrol A bike sits next to a tree in Grantsville. crashed earlier, according to the car and was uninjured. Utah Highway Patrol. Early Sunday morning, former Kincaid, a 14-year veteran Tooele County Sheriff’s Deputy of Tooele County’s highways, Jason Whitehead, now a UHP escaped injury, while two of four trooper in Salt Lake County, was occupants in the first vehicle hit by a vehicle that slid off the had minor injuries. Traffic was road because of snowy condi- not severely affected. The Tooele tions. According to the UHP, he County Sheriff’s Office is investi- had been assisting another vehi- gating the incident. The driver of cle that had slid off the road but the second vehicle was cited for was in his patrol car at the time allegedly going too fast for exist- with his seatbelt fastened. ing conditions. Whitehead was sore and achy, The incident was one of four according to the UHP, but other- Courtesy of Utah Highway Patrol where troopers or their vehicles wise uninjured. The driver of the A Utah Highway Patrol vehicle sits on the side of the road after another vehicle were hit over the stormy week- vehicle that struck him was also crashed into it Saturday. Four UHP troopers were hit over the weekend because end. Several hours after Kincaid’s uninjured. of icy road conditions, though all were either uninjured or suffered minor inju- car was struck, Sgt. Nathan Croft, On Friday afternoon, another ries. who formerly patrolled Tooele trooper was hit while inside his County’s highways, also had his patrol car while responding to a to the hospital in Richfield, while troopers have been hit in the patrol car hit near Saltair on I- weather-related crash near Clear the driver of the vehicle that state so far this year. For all of last Your photo could be next! 80. Creek Canyon in Sevier County. struck him was also transported year, 12 were struck by motor- Submit your photo at: According to the UHP, a little He suffered minor injuries and with minor injuries. ists. www.tooeletranscript.com after 6 p.m., Croft was respond- was transported by ambulance According to the UHP, 13 [email protected] A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 12, 2013 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville boys basketball The Cowboys were still within reach down 27-19 at halftime, but Ogden outscored Grantsville 15-5 in the third quarter to take control of the game on Friday. The Tigers went on to win the game 62-33 in the final game of the season for Grantsville. The Cowboys finish the year at 2- 10 in Region 11 and 6-16 overall. Devin Adams led the way for the Cowboys against Ogden with 10 points and one 3-pointer, Skyler Cloward scored 6 with one 3-pointer. Cloward and Landon Hammond each had four rebounds for the Cowboys while Caleb Edwards led in assists with four. Eight Cowboys scored in the game while six scored for the Tigers with a game-high 26 from Spencer Smith. Grantsville started the region season at 2-0 with victories over Stansbury and Tooele, but then dropped the next 10 region games. After a win over Tooele back on Dec. 21, 2012, Grantsville lost the next 13 games. Ogden finished in fourth place in Region 11 and will play at Spanish Fork in the state tornament on Friday. In other first-round games file/Maegan Burr for Region 11 teams Delta will play Tooele High School’s Brandon Johnson swims the 100-yard butterfly Jan. 26 at the Region 11 meet. Johnson won the 3A state championship for the butterfly with a time of 53.80. at Ben Lomond, Bear River will travel to Payson and region champ Morgan will host Carbon. Girls softball Tooele County Girls Softball is hold- Johnson nabs state title in butterfly ing sign-ups on Wednesday, Feb.13 at Macey’s and WalMart from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sign-ups also will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16 at Stansbury boys team makes big splash with fourth-place finish at meet Big 5 from noon to 3 p.m., and at the Dow James Complex from 6:30 by Richard Briggs bring home Tooele High School’s 10th-place finish in the 100-yard sixth-place finish at 57.13. He place in the 200-yard freestyle p.m. to 9 p.m. More sign-ups will be STAFF WRITER only individual state champion- breaststroke, gave Grantsville and the other Stansbury boys put at 1:53.17. Stansbury’s 400-yard held Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Dow ship. Wasatch High School took just enough points to finish in together a few medaling perfor- freestyle relay team also medaled James Complex from 6:30 p.m. to Just three-tenths of a sec- home both the boys and girls 20th place out of 23 teams in the mances to earn fourth place. with a fourth-place finish at 9 p.m. Registration information can ond off his record-best butter- team championships. boys division. Ryan Brown earned fourth 3:26.92. be found on the league’s website fly, Tooele’s Brandon Johnson On the girls’ side, Tooele fin- Johnson not only brought place in the 100-yard backstroke Johnson highlighted Tooele’s at www.tcgsoftball.org. touched the wall for his first state ished in 10th place, and Stansbury home the only THS state title, but at 57.22 and sixth place in the seventh-place finish. The 200- Grantsville softball championship Saturday at the 3A finished in 18th place. On the also the only title of the 3A Tooele 50-yard freestyle at 22.84. Garrett yard medley relay team took fifth state swim meet. boys’ side, Stansbury finished in County schools. Stansbury’s Hillman earned sixth place in place at 1:45.86 with Johnson Grantsville Girls Softball sign-ups ups will be every Saturday through Johnson swam to a first-place fourth place, and Tooele finished Jonathan Buckendorf also the 500-yard freestyle at 5:11.13. ➤ March 2. Sessions will be held at finish with a time of 53.80 to in seventh place. Tanner Higley’s medaled in the butterfly with a Buckendorf also earned sixth SEE SWIMMING PAGE A12 Grantsville Jr. High, Grantsville High School and also in Stansbury at Soelberg’s from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A player’s birth certificate is needed to register. Cost is $50. Buffaloes end season with loss to Bear River 12U Super League baseball The TC Bandits, a 12U baseball team, will be holding tryouts for the First-year Tooele coach Shawn Faux likes team’s play in final six games upcoming spring season. Players should be 12 or younger on April by Mark Watson player Tyler Woodruff combined 30, 2013 to participate. Tryouts SPORTS EDITOR THS BASKETBALL for 50 points against the Bears will be on Saturday, Feb. 2 from 6- with Woodruff scoring 15. Nick 7:30 p.m., at the Dow James build- Much better performance this Stansbury after losing to those Schwartzman scored 3, Matt ing. For questions please contact time around for the Buffaloes two foes the first time around. Memmott 3 and Ace Hymas 2. Heath Fackrell (435) 241-9440 or against the Bears, but still no vic- Tooele could not close out against “I thought Tanner Hollien Chad Shields (435) 830-8405. tory celebration for Tooele. Ben Lomond in Ogden and fell by played one of his better games TC United The Bears walloped the 3 points after losing to the Scots at point guard. He helped us get TC United Soccer is currently Buffaloes 90-54 back on Jan. 16 by 15 the first time around. The into the offense and did a great accepting registrations for the in Garland and that game could Buffaloes took Ogden to overtime job of helping us beat the press,” upcoming spring season. For regis- have been called at intermission in round two after losing to the the coach said. tration information please visit the with the Bears up 39-15. Tigers by 30 the first time. Faux liked the way his squad website at www.tcunited.org. On Friday, Bear River couldn’t “Our players are buying into played on offense and defense, Utah Jazz shake Tooele until the final 2 min- the team mentality, and it took a but said his team needs to utes of the third quarter when the while for them to adjust to a new improve its rebounding. The Utah Jazz (28-24) host the Bears broke a 43-43 tie and out- coach and new offensive philoso- “We did a good job rotating Oklahoma City Thunder (39-12) scored the Buffaloes 9-2 to grab a phy. Bear River is a very good on defense so I was pleased with tonight at EnergySolutions Arena 52-45 lead heading to the fourth team and be competitive against that, but we really do need some after falling to the Sacramento quarter. Tooele dropped behind them is a good sign for the future Dennis Rodman-like players who Kings (19-33) 120-109 on Saturday. by 12 points early in the final of the program,” Faux said. want to box-out and rebound,” Rookie guard Alec Burks came off quarter and needed to foul to try Junior Justin Pollmann, who he said. the bench to score 24 points for the to get back in the game. leads the team in scoring and Tooele took a 5-4 lead early Jazz in the game at Sacramento. Guards Isaiah Thomas and Marcus The Bears were able to hit their rebounding, scored a season- thanks to solid defense against Thornton led the way for the Kings foul shots and outscored Tooele high 35 points against the Bears. the Bears and a long pass from with 25 and 24 points respectively. 21-13 in the final frame to pull off Pollmann averaged 32 points per Pollmann to Woodruff for a Former BYU player Jimmer Fredette a 73-58 victory. game in the final three games. bucket. Pollmann and Andrew scored 9 for the Kings. Utah plays “I was very very very pleased “The thing about Justin Spendlove were battling hard on at Minnesota on Wednesday. The with the way we played and how Pollmann is that he has such an defense and it paid off. Tooele NBA All-Star game is set for Sunday hard we played against Bear active style of play and you have took a 12-8 lead after a Bears’ at 5 p.m. on TNT. River,” said Tooele coach Shawn to understand his style. In those turnover, which led to an old- Faux. “That effort summed up last two games we didn’t have fashioned 3-point play by Slam dunk contest the way we’ve been playing these Tyler Lawrence so Justin picked Pollmann with a layup and a foul Utah Jazz forward Jeremy Evans last six games. The players were up a lot of the slack with scoring. shot. will defend his title in the 2013 having fun and we’ve been com- With Lawrence back next year The Bears were able to catch Sprite Slam Dunk on Saturday at petitive.” it will take some of the scoring up and go ahead in the first quar- Toyota Center in Houston during After some huge loses mid- pressure off Justin. I don’t really ter, but Woodruff connected on a NBA All-Star weekend. The Slam Maegan Burr way through the region schedule, panic with who gets the points as 3-point shot as the first quarter Dunk airs live on TNT at 6 p.m. as Tooele seemed to find its stride long as we get them,” the coach ended to tie the game at 15-15. part of All-Star Saturday Night. Tooele High School’s Justin Pollmann takes a shot after grabbing a rebound next the final six games. The Buffaloes said. “It is very exciting to have the to Tyler Woodruff Friday against Bear River. Pollmann and Woodruff scored 50 of defeated Grantsville and Pollmann and senior post SEE THS PAGE A12 ➤ opportunity to participate, not just Tooele’s 58 points against the Bears. for the first time, but to be able to go back for a second time,” said Jeremy Evans. “I want to top what I did last year and come out and try to win it again.” Stansbury game comes down to last-second shot The first Jazz player ever selected NBA Slam Dunk champion, Evans aims to repeat his success in State-tourney bound Ben Lomond Scots make comeback to defeat Stallions 54-51 the 2013 Sprite Slam Dunk. Evans received 29 percent of the by Richard Briggs the lead at 19-9. However, Ben hit two free throws to start the game that he’s had better talent, more than 4 million fan votes STAFF WRITER SHS BASKETBALL Lomond’s Josh Hardin hit a 3 at fourth quarter, but the Scots’ but this team gets the concept cast worldwide en route to his vic- the buzzer of the first quarter to Corbin Medina knocked down a of team basketball and the team tory during last year’s contest. Feb. Junior guard Tom Griffith The Scots faced a must-win cut Stansbury’s lead to 7. 3-pointer to take the lead for the dynamic. 29, 2012 was officially declared attempted a 3-pointer at the scenario with Bear River right The Stallions led by as many remainder of the contest. “We’ve had a better player “Jeremy Evans Day” in Utah by buzzer to try and send the game behind them for second place. as 13 in the second quarter fol- Stansbury coach Ryan Harris here or there, but just the total Governor Gary R. Herbert in his into overtime, but he missed and The Stallions gave the Scots all lowing a long rebound and fast- said afterward that he has been quality of players,” Harris said. honor. Should the 6-9, 194 pound the Stansbury Stallions lost in they could handle to force them break layup by Robbins for a fortunate to coach a good group forward take home the 2013 Slam “There’s great synergy. Each of Dunk crown, he would become the their final game of the season to to earn that second-place finish 29-16 score. Ben Lomond scored of seniors who work hard. those seniors filled a niche that sixth player in NBA history to win the Ben Lomond Scots 54-51. and home playoff game. 6 points in a row, and the sec- “They’re coachable, they work we needed. One kid plays with a multiple Dunk titles, and would join Griffith put the Stallions in a Stansbury’s seniors shined on ond-quarter scoring ended on an hard, they’re positive, they’re lot of emotion, another kid has the select group of Michael Jordan position to tie the game when he Senior Night and helped build an inbounds pass for a layup from mentors to the younger kids,” got a more calm demeanor, but (1987, 1988), Jason Richardson hit a 3-pointer in the final minute early lead. Niko Chacon opened Graves to Griffith. Harris said. “The kids are ready they don’t clash.” (2002, 2003) and Nate Robinson to make the score 52-51. Senior with an early bucket, Robbins Ben Lomond turned up the every practice. Our guys just Each of the five seniors con- (2009, 2010) as the only players guard Ryan Robbins fouled Ben knocked down two 3-pointers defensive pressure in the third compete.” tributed in some form: Tia led to win the title in back-to-back Lomond’s Sterling Brandley to and Stone Tia hit a 3-pointer to quarter to hold the Stallions to As part of the Senior Night the team in scoring with 12 years. preserve the clock, and Brandley give the Stallions an 11-2 lead. 5 points. Junior guard Tanner program, Harris said before the points, Robbins scored 10 points, knocked in both free throws. The Tia put in a layup, Robbins hit a Barton scored a layup to make game to those in attendance Chacon scored 7 points, dished Stallions came down the court 3-pointer and junior guard Taylor the score 36-29, and the Scots that this group has been the best out three assists and grabbed quickly to give Griffith the final Graves hit another 3-pointer went on a 7-0 run to close the group of kids he’s coached as far chance to even the score. to extend the lead to maintain quarter and tie the game. Chacon as being a team. He said after the SEE STANSBURY PAGE A12 ➤ A11

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file/Maegan Burr Tooele High School’s Seth Manning wrestles West’s Will Lang at the Best of the West Tournament in Tooele in January. The 170-pound Manning won the 3A North- Central Division title Saturday. THS’s Manning nabs division crown Injury ends season for defending state champion Zach Coffman

by Richard Valdez in the finals, grabbing three take- a first round bye. He was upset ished in seventh place. Other sev- CORRESPONDENT downs in the opening period to by Spanish Fork’s Cooper Thorpe enth-place winners include Tooele’s jump out to a 6-2 lead. He con- in a tough 4-2 match. After the Daniel Aragon (195) and Thomas Going into the finals of the 3A tinued his scoring and finished off upset, Porter came back deter- Jensen (285) and Stansbury’s North-Central Divisional Wrestling Leavitt 11-4 to grab the champion- mined to finish strong. He pinned Marcellano Mascarenas (132) and tournament last Saturday, the ship. Morgan’s Wade Schmid and Bear Coalten Brown (120). Tooele coaching staff felt good Stansbury’s Ivan Herrera, 160 River’s Luke Summers. He next Tooele’s Josh Bishop (113), KC about the performance of their pounds, started the tournament would meet up with Bear River’s Hansen (132) and Maka Kioa (220) MALE KITTY - 1 YEAR OLD team, as Tooele qualified 14 wres- off with a quick 45 second pin Brady Haramoto in the consolation along with Stansbury’s Nathan tlers for this week’s state tourna- over Morgan’s Chucko Kane. In semis. These two wrestlers have Hintze(195) and Tyler Bates(145) For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure ment. Less than two hours later, the quarters, Herrera had a little battled each other several times each finished in eighth place. Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires their thoughts and concerns were tougher time as he edged Juab’s in the past two years. This year, Tooele’s Tyler Daley finished Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing focused only on 182-pounder Zach Ryan Hatfield 9-5 to advance to the Haramoto had two wins and Porter in ninth place, but moved up to Tooele City and possible shelter fee. Coffman, who was down on the semifinals. pulled out an overtime victory at eighth place with the true eighth Animal Shelter 882-8900 mat in pain. Herrerra locked up with Delta’s the Weber Duals. place match. All wrestlers finish- Shelters are required to Coffman was leading 2-1 over Riley Nielson and the match went The match ended up tied 1-1 ing in the top eight places qualify Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Payson’s Taris Schramm in the back and forth until Herrera turned after regulation and remained tied for the state tournament later this Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. championship match when he Nielson to his back early in the third after three overtime periods. In week. went down with what appears to period, pinning him to advance to the final ultimate victory period, Tooele qualified 14 wrestlers for Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. be a season-ending knee injury. the finals against Payson’s Kaelen Haramoto choose top and intend- the state tournament. Stansbury Coffman had surgery on Monday Loveless. The match went into the ed to ride Porter for 30 seconds to will be sending eight to state and and will not be able to defend his third period before Loveless was win. But Porter was able to pull Grantsville qualified two wrestlers ��1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 state title at this week’s tourna- able to pin Herrera to earn the Haramoto over the top, pinning for state. ment. championship. him to advance. Porter finished The Buffaloes finished in fourth Tooele’s Jarrid Lavios won two fourth, losing 8-4 to Delta’s Tayten place with 159 points. Stansbury matches before losing a tough 6-3 Babb. grabbed sixth place with 121.5 decision at 113 to Delta’s defending Tooele’s Johnny Sullivan, 195, points and Grantsville finished in state champion Jose Garcia in the who didn’t have a great region tour- 11th place with 39.5 points. Delta semis. Lavios came roaring back nament, came in determined to captured the divisional champion- with a pin over Bear River’s Chris wrestle better. He opened the tour- ship with 313 points, followed by Hernandez and a quick 40 sec- nament with a pin over Spanish Payson with 260.5 and Bear River ond pin over Spanish Fork’s Mason Fork’s Gus Snell. Next up was finished in third place with 235 Colledge to grab a third place fin- Morgan’s Wyatt Ekblad. Ekblad has points. ish. pinned Sullivan three times this BANNERS Opening the tournament with Logan Stewart, Stansbury’s 126 year. But Sullivan was up to the a bye, Coffman pinned Morgan’s pounder, pinned North Sanpete’s challenge and he pinned Ekblad Tyson Prom and met Delta’s Dallas Larson and won a 15-1 major in the third period to advance to McKinnon Manis in the semis. decision over Colton Shepherd, the semis. Sullivan lost to even- Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, Coffman was able to easily control Spanish Fork. He ran into Bear tual division champ Devan Judd the match, defeating Manis 9-2 to River’s Dominic Kunder in the of Payson, but pinned Snell again reach the finals. With the injury in semis, losing 14-5. In the consola- before losing to Bear River’s Kyle the finals, Coffman had to record tion semis, Stewart and Tooele’s Peterson to settle for fourth place. Window Stickers, and More! an injury default to Manis. Tyson Vigil met for the third time Getting to the quarterfinals, One of the bright spots was this year. Vigil had won the first Tooele’s Vigil (126) was leading teammate Seth Manning, who two meetings, but Stewart wouldn’t Carbon’s Ryan Matkin 7-0 before captured the 170 pound title with be denied as he edged Vigil 3-2 getting caught in a head throw a victory over Kale Leavitt of Delta. in an exciting match. Stewart and getting pinned. The two met Manning opened the meet Friday then pinned Ben Lomond’s Rafael again for fifth place. This time Vigil with a quick 32 second pin over Zendejas to finish third. pinned Matkin to finish in fifth North Sanpete’s Haggen Robinson. At 220, Stansbury’s Marty place. At 152 pounds, Grantsville’s He earned his second pin of the Johnson opened the tournament Chance Warr finished in fifth place, meet when he nailed Stansbury’s with a pin over Juab’s Chandler winning four matches and getting Gage Stewart in the second period. Vance. Johnson reached the semis a forfeit win over Payson’s John In the semifinal match, Manning after a 7-2 decision over North Harmon. ran into a tough Heber Shepherd of Sanpete’s Ben Hansen. In the Tooele’s Byron Baker(170) Spanish Fork. Manning was able to semis, he lost a tough 6-2 battle pinned three opponents, win- get an important takedown in the with Payson’s Derek Johnson, but ning four matches to finish in fifth opening period to lead 2-0 and an came back to edge Bear River’s place. escape in the second period gave Justus Wise 6-3. He met up with With a 3-3 records, Stansbury’s Manning a 3-0 lead. Shepherd North Sanpete’s Hansen again. Jalen Herrera(113) and Ronnie earned an escape in the third This time, the two grapplers ended Hill(285) and Tooele’s Austin period, but Manning held on for a regulation in a 3-3 tie and Johnson Strehle(138) each finished in sixth hard-fought 3-2 victory to move on took Hansen down in overtime to place. to the finals. capture third place. 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Ben Lomond 9 3 13 9 Bear River 9 3 11 10 The Stansbury Stallions Bear River 8 4 15 7 Stansbury 7 5 10 11 clamped down on defense Ogden 7 5 9 11 Ogden 7 5 8 11 against the Ben Lomond Scots Thursday night in Ogden to limit Grantsville 2 10 6 16 Tooele 5 7 7 16 the home team to 3 first-quarter Stansbury 2 10 6 16 Ben Lomond 2 10 2 18 points and 12 by halftime. Tooele 2 10 4 18 Grantsville 0 12 0 22 SHS GIRLS BASKETBALL

Meanwhile, Stansbury scored 29 points in the first half for a comfortable 29-12 advantage at intermission. The Stallions main- tained the big lead in the second State of the economy forces liquidation half to win the game 49-12. We have been asked to sell at public auction, without reserve, With the victory, Stansbury secured third place in Region 11 a large inventory of saddles and horse equipment. Over 50 New and will play in the first round of the 3A state playoffs Friday night custom made saddles.Western, Australian, Pony, Youth, Silver at 7 p.m. in Price against Carbon. Show, Ranch, Roping, Barrel, and Pleasure. Over 200 lots of The Dinos finished second in Region 12 with an 8-2 mark with custom made bridles and horse tack. Including, jeweled bridles their two region losses to first- and breast collars,hand tooled leather saddle bags, cowboy pads, place Delta. Stansbury finished the region New Zealand Wool Saddle Blankets, Winter Blankets, plus lots of season tied with Ogden for other western tack. - Accepting Cash, all cards, and debit cards. third place with a 7-5 record. The Stallions grabbed the third file/Maegan Burr 10% Buyers fee, Sorry no checks. - Auction is inside and heated. seed from the region because of Murphy’s Auction Stansbury’s Shyan Adams (12) is surrounded by Grantsville’s Bailey Critchlow (15) and Kara White (10) in a game on Feb. Lots of tack to be givin away as door prizes. (801) 430 9118 its two victories over the Tigers. 5. Stansbury plays in the first round of the 3A state tournament Friday against Carbon at Price. Stansbury needed two overtimes Friday February 15th to get the second win against At Garland, the Bear River Tooele finished the region on offense and ended up scor- Doors open 5:30PM Ogden. Bears beat up on Tooele 71-31 season with a 5-7 record good ing 19 points for the Cowboys. Auction starts at 7pm Bailey Wilson and Madie Alvey with 10 players scoring points in enough for fifth place. Whitney Turner chipped in with each scored 11 against the Scots. the game. Baylee Hansen poured At Ogden, the Tigers handed 9 points while Jessy Davis added Utah State Fair in the Show Ring Erika Alvey and Shyan Adams in 16 for the Buffaloes and Taylor Grantsville its 54th consecutive 4 and Teagan Critchlow 2. 155 North 1000 West each added 6. Karlee Manzione Thomas scored 8. McKae Searle defeat 52-34 with 12 players scor- [email protected] Salt Lake City, UT 84116 chipped in with 4 and Kallie added 3, Courtney Schiwal 2 and ing points for the home team. Stewart 2. McKenzie Alvarez 2. Senior Amy Matthews was on fire

NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 “The boys on the other hand who did not graduate, but we Swimming will lose every swimmer who will need to go out and get some continued from page A10 scored at state this year with the freshmen and underclassmen to exception of Andrew Merkley work with and begin rebuilding swimming the butterfly. Johnson and Peter Imlay,” Roberts said. the boys team.” also took second place in the “We do have potential in those [email protected] TOOELE BASEBALL SIGN-UPS 200-yard individual medley at 2:03.05 behind Park City’s Zach BABE RUTH Carfi at 2:01.30. The 200-yard freestyle relay team finished in third place with a time of 1:34.14 behind Wasatch in first and Juan Diego in second. Quinten Smith just missed medaling in BASEBALL the 100-yard breaststroke with a ® seventh-place finish and a time of 1:07.58. The Tooele girls had two med- CAL RIPKEN BABE RUTH aling performances en route to their 10th-place finish. The 200- yard medley relay team finished in sixth place at 2:03.56. Tajia Perkins took fifth place in the LATE REGISTRATION - AGES 5-15 100-yard breaststroke at 1:13.55. “The team scores were very SAT., FEB. 16 @ 9:30 AM-12 NOON close, and we just didn’t get the points we need in the first and $ second heats that would have LATE FEE: 5.00 moved us up in the standings,” Tooele coach Mel Roberts said. “I was disappointed in our final standings in the meet but felt for AT TOOELE CITY HALL the swimmers. They had worked hard all season (and) deserved to have a better performance than we did at the final meet of the WWW.TOOELEBASEBALL.ORG season.” Tooele’s girls team loses just three seniors to graduation in file/Maegan Burr Perkins, Alexis Hardy and Briana Stansbury High School’s Ryan Brown checks his time at the Region 11 swim Boulton with everyone else com- meet at the Pratt Aquatic Center on Jan. 26. Brown medaled in two events at the ing back for another run next state championship swim meet last weekend. year.

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�� A close battle continued in the second quarter with Pollmann and Woodruff making shots for the Buffaloes. Tooele pushed the lead to 30-26 on a put-back from Nick Swartzman with 2:57 until halftime. The Bears closed out the half on an 11-2 run topped �� off by a 3-pointer from four-year Ask about large varsity player Wade Miller to make it 37-32 for the Bears at quantity discounts! halftime. Miller was big as usual for the Bears with a 29 points, including three 3-pointers. His season average is 23 points per game. Tooele struck back fast in Only the third quarter with 9 straight points with 7 from Pollmann and Maegan Burr 2 from Woodruff to re-take the Stansbury High School’s Niko Chacon drives in for a layup against the Ben lead at 41-37 lead. Sophomore Lomond Scots Friday. Ben Lomond edged Stansbury 54-51 in the final game of Matt Memmott helped to spur TOOELE the season for the Stallions. the Buffaloes with his defense. TRANSCRIPT � The Bears fought back to go when the Stallions take the floor ahead again at 47-45 with 1:26 BULLETIN Stansbury next season. left in the third. Woodruff kept “You look at the games that it close by connecting on a short continued from page A10 we’ve had with the sophomores baseline jumper. Miller, however, ��Per Copy two steals, Luke Richards scored and the JV, and you look at day sank another 3-pointer, and the 58 N. Main • Tooele 2 points and had four rebounds, one with those guys, and you Bears added an inside basket to 8 am to 6 pm • Monday – Friday and Tyler Johnson grabbed two start looking at them now, it’s a lead 52-45 after the third quar- rebounds with one assist. totally different group of guys,” ter. 8.5 x 11 inch The record hasn’t been in Harris said. “It’s just coming to The Buffaloes fell behind 59- 20# bond paper Stansbury’s favor this season, practice every day and learning. 47 after the first 2 minutes of the Some restrictions going 6-16 with the only region It can be fun. It doesn’t have to fourth quarter and by connecting apply wins coming against the other be a grind. If you’re coming with on foul shots the Bears pushed two schools that didn’t make the that positive attitude, then that’s the lead to 19 points in the fourth Highest Quality playoffs, but Harris said there’s when special things happen.” and ended up winning by 15. State-of-the-Art plenty to be encouraged about [email protected] Tooele finished the season 2- 10 in region and 4-18 overall. Color Printing Seniors Woodruff, Hollien and Equipment! an injured Shaydan Walker were Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT honored prior to tipoff. Local News Source. BULLETIN [email protected] B8B8

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Maegan Burr Kelly Mondragon (center) with his family on Feb. 2. From left are Beck, Ellie, Kelly, Hillary, Taytum and Reese Mondragon. Screen shots from the “Sims 3” video game (below), which Mondragon has had a hand in designing, are shown. Grantsville man’s career allows him to design and test the latest and greatest video game technology

rantsville vise production to keep things on Mondragon came to the games sented a leap of faith into the new, resident Kelly schedule and on budget, assess industry in 2007, when EA hired and often turbulent, business of Mondragon has the product to ensure it meets him as an associate producer. game development. a job that, on industry standards, and so on. Previously, he had worked in the “It was terrifying leaving the paper, may not Of course, he might also hire healthcare industry, but his posi- healthcare industry,” Mondragon appearG especially out of the ordi- video game testers, manage the tion as a project manager gave said. nary. His responsibilities sound scope and content of new releas- him the management skills EA However, the change treated much like those of any other busi- es, and pitch ideas to Electronic was looking for at the time. It was Mondragon well. After hiring him ness manager. Arts executives. But it’s all in a a lucky, though relatively unusual, on as an associate producer, EA On an average day, he might day’s work, if you’re a video game break into an industry Mondragon later promoted Mondragon to a meet with other professionals to producer at the third largest had hoped he might one day collaborate new projects, super- games company in the world. become part of. But it also repre- SEE GAME PAGE B8 ➤

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As citizens, is still a while away, but can have an insider who intimately Puerto Ricans could now you give me any “True Blood” understands the disturbed mind join the U.S. Army, but few scoops? — Susan M., Atlanta of a murderer — because he is chose to do so. After Wilson A: As you know, the folks at one, currently serving multiple signed a compulsory mili- HBO’s “True Blood” are pretty life sentences in a maximum- tary service act two months tight-lipped about story lines, security prison. later, however, 20,000 Puerto but they do occasionally throw This unique source offers his Ricans were drafted to serve us fans a bone or two. I have expert opinion to profile the kill- a few casting tidbits for you: ers whose victims deserve jus- during World War I. find anything out about Davis, happy with me. Rutger Hauer (of “Blade Runner” tice and whose families deserve but understand Kennedy is • • • fame) joins the cast as the mys- answers. Known to viewers as ➤ On Feb. 26, 1928, R&B leg- a prolific artist. I purchased Q: I have a Charlie the Tuna terious Macklyn. Speculation is “Raven,” he uses his personal end Antoine “Fats” Domino both at a not-for-profit shop. plastic radio that I received as that he had some- is born in New Orleans. His Neither is dated. I have two a premium at my neighbor- thing to do with, or most memorable hit was questions, how old are they, hood grocery store in about knows something “Blueberry Hill” in 1956. and what is each worth? — 1972. I have always wondered about, the mur- After Hurricane Katrina, he Q: I have a Monta antique Christine, Albuquerque, N.M. if it has any value. — Steve, der of Jason and was reported missing from lawn mower patented in 1923 A: I am not an art expert, Piggott, Ark. Sookie’s parents. his home in the Lower Ninth that was manufactured in and for a competent answer A: According to Ted Hake, Arliss Howard Ward, but luckily had been Traverse City, Mich. I once to your questions you need to one of the foremost authorities will play Louisiana rescued early in the storm. had it appraised and was told hire the services of a certified of toys and related collectibles, Gov. Truman it was worth around $500. I appraiser in your city. Why? A your radio was manufactured Burrell, whose have enclosed a picture and free appraisal by a neighbor or in 1970 and is worth $40 to $90 wife left him for a ➤ On March 3, 1952, in a 6-3 would appreciate any advice so-called expert with no cre- with original base, and $15 to vampire, so we can decision, the U.S. Supreme you have. — Richard, Sun City dentials is virtually worthless. If $40 without it. make a pretty good Court upholds a New York West, Ariz. you really want to know about guess as to how he state statute (the Feinberg A: I looked at your picture, your art, spend the money and Write to Larry Cox in care of feels about vampire Law) that prohibits commu- and I doubt your mower would find out. 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The Davis oil is worth $500 and you materials requiring return mail. pires. Also, Jurnee old Cassius Clay dethrones oil is signed “Davis” and the later discover it is really worth Smollett (“Friday other piece by R.E. Kennedy. much more, or for that matter, © 2013 King Features Synd., Inc. Night Lights”) has heavyweight boxing champ Although I haven’t been able to much less, you would not be been cast as Nicole, Sonny Liston in a seventh- who is described round technical knockout. Rutger Hauer as a “naive do- Clay had predicted he would gooder,” and will be “float like a butterfly, sting probably can. I’m sure your Association of Professional Pet a series regular. experience to formulate theories like a bee” to defeat Liston, friends are trying to talk you Sitters (petsitters.org). They I’ll be sure to share more info about the motives and prac- the 8-1 favorite. out of it because they care offer resources, advice, train- as I receive it, leading up to the tices of each murderer, provid- about you, but in the end, it’s ing, online referral services, summer premiere of season six. ing unorthodox yet invaluable ➤ On Feb. 28, 1983, the cel- about what you want. And group health and dental insur- • • • information to help provide law ebrated sitcom “M*A*S*H” frankly, caring for pets is hardly ance plans, and even certifica- Q: Is there any chance that enforcement with critical leads bows out after 11 seasons. undignified — it’s an incredibly tion. “Inside the Actors Studio” will to help solve these cases. Its title came from the ini- important job. 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hat do you do with sentimental day given to gifts Ready-made cards are avail- kids during an inver- of gallantry. In a day when such able everywhere, but so are W sion? The very cold, Diane Sagers things were an extravagance, the materials to make home- very smoggy days we have gifts might include gloves, made cards. Kids might spend CORRESPONDENT experienced during the last few ribbons and silk stockings. an afternoon fashioning such weeks are certainly not outdoor Eventually this gave way to cards. This may not be a fun play days. Indoor activities are cards, which were originally task if an entire school class in order. Television, movies wax creative. Use frosting, can- handmade. Bits of ribbon, needs cards, but for someone and video games are certainly dies, decorating tips and more. colored paper, lace, velvet and special it might be. popular options, but they are Use candy sprinkles on the other materials were combined Look for bits of ribbon, lace, not the only options. dough before the cookies are to express true love. They were heavy paper, colored papers, The Valentine’s Day holiday baked or sprinkle them over the often elaborate with padding padding, foil and even pressed offers lots of opportunities for top of frosting right after it has and a scent added or perhaps dried flowers. Dried flowers activities involving kids. Rolled been spread. artificial flowers, gilt paper, make attractive cards for all dough cookies, like sugar cook- Cards are big business wedding rings, cupids and lace occasions. Use cardstock for ies, are popular Valentine’s today. According to Hallmark borders silvered and gilded. the card and attach the flow- Day treats and can be great and American Greetings card They may have been embla- ers by laying them in place fun. Making the dough, chill- companies, and to no one’s sur- zoned with phrases such as and covering them with clear ing it, rolling it out, cutting prise, Valentine’s Day is second “Be Mine,” “I Love You” or contact paper. Obviously these shapes and frosting cookies can only to Christmas for the vol- “Remember Me.” need some planning ahead, but occupy as much time as you ume of card purchases in the These cards were sent by flowers — particularly flat ones will let it. entire year. both men and women. Usually like pansies — work very well. Realistically, it can also make Prices may cost only a few they were missives of love, but Press and allow them to dry as much mess as you will let cents each when purchased even in the proper good ol’ and make the cards in advance it. Save time and the mess by in the bulk packages popu- days, it was not unknown to to use throughout the year. The making the dough ahead of lar among school children. turn the tables with an insultive envelopes can be purchased at time so it is ready to roll when However, individual cards, lux- card. paper supply stores. the kids get home. Easier yet, uriously trimmed with velvet, purchase rolls of ready-to-roll lace, ribbons and bows, may be sugar cookie dough found in highly sentimental or funny. the refrigerator section of your Cards have been popular NEED CASH NOW? grocery store or purchase pack- since the 14th century at least. aged mixes. With the advent of printing We Want to Make Roll it out, cut the shapes, came the advent of printed You a Loan! bake and do the decorating. cards. $ $ Shutterstock The decorating is where kids Valentine’s Day was once a 100- 3,000 TODAY! Noble Finance MISSIONARIES 435-843-1255 Elder Spencer George Byron Ross IV Sinus Infection? Allergies? 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(an Egyptian folktale) fell fast asleep, and the princess summoned the adapted by Amy Friedman and guards to capture it and send it far away. illustrated by Meredith Johnson She had saved her husband from his deadly fate. Sadly, the king died the next day. The prince nce upon a time, the queen of Egypt gave began his rule. One day, as he was out hunting birth to a baby boy. The fairies gathered with one of his dogs, he suddenly tripped over Oaround the child to bless him, but one of a log on the riverbank. To his astonishment, he the fairies shook her head. heard a voice. “I fear it is the prince’s fate to die by crocodile or This dog was, in truth, a crocodile, and it said, serpent or dog,” the fairy said. “We can do noth- “You cannot escape fate. Wherever you go, I will ing.” find you, and your only safety is a hole in sand The king and queen were heartbroken and filled with water that never dissolves.” decided not to tempt fate. They built a castle atop Terrified, the prince shared the news with his a mountain and hired men to guard it day and wife. “I’m doomed,” he said, but she was deter- night, and there the young prince lived, protected. mined to save him. One day the boy noticed a dog playing outside “There is nothing we cannot overcome,” she his window. At once he wished to have a dog, and said, remembering a plant her fairy godmother since the king and queen never denied him a wish, had told her about. The four-leafed herb grew in they decided to grant this as well. They found him the desert and could keep water in a pit for one a puppy, and trained him to protect the prince. whole year. The prince and his puppy were great friends, The next day the princess set out to find it. but one day when he was 20, the prince told his She left in the middle of the night, guided by father he longed to see the world. starlight. She rode her snow-white donkey west, “I know about the prophecy,” he said, “but my toward the desert, encouraging her poor, exhaust- dog will protect me.” ed donkey with kind words. “I will love you as I Again, the king could not refuse. He sent the love the prince,” she promised the donkey as they prince and his dog by ship to the other side of the traveled on, enduring heat and storms and thirst. Nile. There a beautiful horse awaited him, and At last they came to a mountain that cast a with his dog by his side, the prince rode every- cool shadow. The plant grew at the very top of where. He was delighted by all he saw. that mountain, but it was surrounded by a deep One day while visiting a foreign land, he fell in chasm. love with a princess, and she fell in love with him. The princess, however, had carried along a “I wish to marry you,” the prince told her, “but rope. She made a noose with one end and tossed my fate is to die at the hands of a crocodile, a ser- the other across the chasm with all her strength. pent or a dog; you must not marry me.” It caught on a branch. Trusting this to hold her But the princess loved him dearly. “We shall weight, she climbed across the chasm. resist fate,” she said. “True love can conquer any- A fierce wind assailed her, and still she climbed. thing so long as we believe it can.” Blinded by sand, she felt her way up the mountain And so they married. to the very top. A few years passed, and the prince learned his She climbed on until she felt plants beneath her father was ill. He and his wife traveled to visit him feet, and taking one she counted leaves — one, in Egypt. One night, while they were fast asleep in two, three, four. Her heart pounding, she held fast the palace, the princess suddenly heard a sound to the plant and slid down the rock, leaped over in the plant. master’s legs. The prince and his dog both lost that woke her. the chasm and mounted her donkey. Sure enough, the water did not seep through the their balance and fell into the river, where mud She stared into the darkness and spied a serpent “Let’s go!” she cried. They rode across the des- sand, but remained. and rushes caught them. coiled in the corner. She tried to recall all she had ert. The angry crocodile plunged back into the river It seemed they might drown, but there was the learned from the fairies. Quickly, she remembered Back home, the princess saw her beloved stand- and swam away. princess with the rope in her hand. She cast the that serpents couldn’t resist milk. So she slipped ing near the river beside a pit of sand he had dug. The prince stared at his wife with gratitude and rope to her beloved and pulled him and his dog out of bed and filled a bowl with milk. When the Beside the pit was a pot of water, and only a short love. With her strength and commitment, he had ashore. creature saw the bowl, it began to lap it up so distance away stood the crocodile. Its mouth was overcome the second of the three fates the fairies Again, the prince stared into his wife’s eyes. quickly that the princess was sure it would choke watering. had predicted so long ago. “Your love is stronger than my fate,” he said. to death. The princess ran to the hole. “Pour in the Suddenly a wild duck flew past. The prince’s “This is true,” she said with a smile. When the serpent had finished the milk, it water,” she said, and as the prince did, she tossed dog began to chase the duck, and he ran into his And they lived happily ever after. Bananas Foster and bread pudding: together at last

by Alison Ladman including a healthy dose of bour- banana bread, cubed 2 cups powdered sugar, sifted the hot milk, then add the vanilla When the bread pudding has ASSOCIATED PRESS bon, of course — which becomes 4 cups (8 ounces) cubed 1/4 cup bourbon and allspice. Gently mix in the finished baking, dollop the hard a gooey icing that melts into the French or Italian bread Heat the oven to 350 F. Coat toasted bread cubes and pecans, sauce over the surface, spread- Bananas Foster and bread dessert and hardens as it cools. 2 very ripe bananas, mashed a 9-by-13-inch baking pan with then spoon the mixture into the ing it as necessary to allow it pudding are two of the most If that’s not your style, the des- 3 eggs cooking spray. prepared pan. Bake until puffed to melt evenly over the surface. popular desserts in New Orleans. sert would be equally delicious 1 cup sugar On a rimmed baking sheet, and cooked through, about 25 to Serve the bread pudding warm. So in honor of the over-the- topped with a scoop of butter 3 cups milk, hot arrange the cubed banana and 35 minutes. Nutrition information per top nature of Mardi Gras, we pecan ice cream. Or both. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract French or Italian breads in an Meanwhile, prepare the sauce. serving: 340 calories; 120 calo- decided to take a more-is-bet- Banana Bourbon Bread 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice even layer. Bake for 10 to 15 min- In a medium bowl, use an elec- ries from fat (35 percent of total ter approach and combine them Pudding 1/2 cup pecans, toasted and utes, or until lightly toasted. Set tric mixer to beat the butter until calories); 14 g fat (6 g saturated; into one. Start to finish: 1 hour chopped aside. smooth and soft. Add the pow- 0 g trans fats); 65 mg cholester- We topped a simple baked Servings: 16 For the bourbon hard sauce: In a large bowl, whisk together dered sugar and beat until well ol; 48 g carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; banana-pecan bread pudding For the bread pudding: 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, soft- the mashed bananas, eggs and incorporated. Add the bourbon 25 g sugar; 6 g protein; 200 mg with a classic hard sauce — 1 loaf (about 14 ounces) ened sugar. While whisking, pour in and stir until smooth. Set aside. sodium.

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PLEASE VISIT US ONLINE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND A SELLING YOUR moun- Help Wanted Under 408 N 250 W COMPLETE LIST OF ALL CURRENT VACANCIES AT www.tooelesd.org tain bike? Advertise it in $45,000. 1.25 acres in Tooele City! the classifieds. Call ONLY $169,000 APPLICANTS MUST HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR EQUIVALENT AND 882-0050 www.tooele LOOKING FOR Full time Contract mechanic, must be able Rambler on 10 acres in Rush Valley. Beautiful MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OF AGE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. transcript.com mountain views. Vaulted ceilings. 3 bdrms, 2 full to diagnose and repair 260 W 400 N The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. baths. Hardwood ﬂ ooring. Sheds and out buildings. $40,000. Corner Lot. Individuals needing special accommodations should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone, Tooele, UT or call 435-833-1900. DEADLINES FOR clas- different makes of vehi- Seller Motivated. 5 shares irrigation included. Applications and information may be picked up at the District office or downloaded at website www.tooelesd.org. sifieds ads are Monday cles. Must have own TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER and Wednesdays by tools. Apply at Tunex, 4:45 p.m. 1521 N Main, Tooele. 435.224.9186 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 15-042-0-0481 Trust No. 12-00908-8 Ref: Stephen S. Kemp Loan No. XXX IMPOR- TANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED August 03, 2010. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On March 19, 2013, at 4:30 P.M. James H. Woodall, as duly appointed Trus- tee under a Deed of Trust recorded on August 05, 2010, as En- try No. 345281, of the official records in the office at the County Recorder of Tooele County, State of Utah executed by Ste- phen S. Kemp, a married man as his sole and separate property, will sell at public auction to highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the NOTICE OF TRUS- United States at the time TEE'S SALE of sale. Successful bid- APN: 12-100-0-0085 ders must tender a de- Trust No. 12-00897-8 posit of $20,000 in certi- Ref: HIROKO SHIRAT- fied funds to the Trustee SUCHI IMPORTANT at the time of sale, with NOTICE TO PROP- the balance due by noon ERTY OWNER YOU the following business ARE IN DEFAULT UN- day, at the office of the DER A DEED OF Trustee. At the main en- TRUST DATED Novem- trance to the Tooele ber 16, 2010. UNLESS County District Court, 74 YOU TAKE ACTION TO South 100 East, Tooele, PROTECT YOUR Utah, all right, title and PROPERTY, IT MAY BE interest conveyed to and SOLD AT A PUBLIC now held by it under said SALE. IF YOU NEED Deed of Trust in the AN EXPLANATION OF property situated in said THIS PROCEEDING, County and State de- YOU SHOULD CON- scribed as: Lot 481, TACT A LAWYER. On South Willow Estates, March 19, 2013 at 4:30 Phase 4, a planned unit p.m., James H. Woodall, development, as identi- as duly appointed Trus- fied on the official re- tee under a Deed of corded plat, filed in the Trust recorded Novem- office of the Tooele ber 24, 2010, as Entry County recorder on April No. 350284, of the offi- 7, 2005, as Entry No. cial records in the office 238562, and further de- at the County Recorder fined and described in GET PAID while you of TOOELE County, the Declaration of Cove- drive to SLC to work. State of Utah executed nants, Conditions, and Professional Bus Op- by HIROKO SHIRAT- Restrictions, recorded on erator wanted in Tooele SUCHI AND KORY C. July 1, 1998, as Entry for Part Time (PT) em- GREGERSEN, WIFE No. 114221, in book ployment. Training NOTICE OF TRUS- AND HUSBAND WILL 0514, at page 0698, as starts at $12.50/hr then TEE'S SALE SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- amended and/or supple- increases to a starting APN: 12-110-0-0011 TION TO HIGHEST BID- mented; Together with a wage of $14.13/hr, top Trust No. 12-00857-8 DER, PAYABLE IN non-exclusive easement wage is currently Ref: JEREMEYJ. STA- LAWFUL MONEY OF of use and enjoyment $19.27 after 5yrs of PLEY IMPORTANT THE UNITED STATES and the appurtenant un- service. Training in- NOTICE TO PROP- AT THE TIME OF SALE. divided percentage of cludes both classroom AGENDA ERTY OWNER YOU SUCCESSFUL BID- ownership in and to the and behind-the-wheel NOTICE is hereby given ARE IN DEFAULT UN- DERS MUST TENDER projects common areas, time. PT Operator will that the Stansbury Serv- DER A DEED OF A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 facilities, and Homeown- be responsible to drive ice Agency Board of TRUST DATED May 22, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS ers Association, as de- NOTICE OF ANNUAL an AM and PM shift be- Trustees will hold its 2009. UNLESS YOU TO THE TRUSTEE AT fined and provided for in SHAREHOLDERS tween the hours of 5:00 regular meeting on TAKE ACTION TO PRO- THE TIME OF SALE, said Map and Declara- MEETING OF THE am to 8:30 am and 3:30 Wednesday, February TECT YOUR PROP- WITH THE BALANCE tion. The street address GRANTSVILLE IRRI- pm to 7:00 pm 13, 2013 at 7:00 pm, at ERTY, IT MAY BE DUE BY NOON THE and other common des- GATION COMPANY Monday-Friday with the Stansbury Park SOLD AT A PUBLIC FOLLOWING BUSI- ignation, of the real prop- TO: SHAREHOLDERS Saturday & Sunday off. Clubhouse, #1 Country SALE. IF YOU NEED NESS DAY, AT THE erty described above is OF THE GRANTSVILLE The PT Operator will Club Drive, Stansbury AN EXPLANATION OF OFFICE OF THE TRUS- purported to be: 941 IRRIGATION COM- report to work in Tooele Park, Utah 84074. THIS PROCEEDING, TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- South Quirk Street, PANY to drive a bus to Salt BUSINESS MEETING YOU SHOULD CON- TRANCE TO THE Grantsville, Utah 84029. The Annual Meeting of Lake City (SLC) in the 1.Call to Order TACT A LAWYER. On TOOELE COUNTY DIS- The undersigned Trus- the Shareholders of morning, park the bus 2.Pledge of Allegiance March 19, 2013 at 4:30 TRICT COURT 74 tee disclaims any liability Grantsville Irrigation SLC during the day, 3.Review and adopt p.m., James H. Woodall, SOUTH 100 EAST, for any incorrectness of Company, will be held and drive the bus back minutes as duly appointed Trus- TOOELE, UTAH all the street address and on Wednesday, Febru- to Tooele in the after- a.January 26, 2013 tee under a Deed of right, title and interest other common designa- ary 13, 2013, at 7:00 noon. The bus operator Regular Meeting Trust recorded May 29, conveyed to and now tion, if any, shown p.m. at the Grantsville Ir- is responsible for 4.Public Comment 2009, as Entry No. held by it under said herein. Said sale will be rigation Company of- his/her own time be- a.Girl Scout Report- 326684, of the official re- Deed of Trust in the made without covenant fices, 411 So. West St., tween the AM and PM Chery Gunderson cords in the office at the property situated in said or warranty, express or Grantsville, Utah for the shifts, as there are no 5.Probable Vote Items County Recorder of County and State de- implied, regarding title, following purposes: additional buses return- a.Proposal for golf TOOELE County, State scribed as: LOT 85, possession, condition or 1. Elect five (5) members ing to Tooele during the course maintenance of Utah executed by COPPER CANYON encumbrances, including to the Board of Directors day. Each AM and PM building by Jim Red- JEREMEY J. STAPLEY PHASE 1, SUBDIVI- fees, charges and ex- Tuesday 2.February Presentation 12, of 2013 finan- B6shift will be between mond TooeleAND Transcrip ASHLEY t-Bulle N. SION,t AMENDEDin PLAT, penses of the Trustee cial report 1.50 and 2.30 hours for b.Approval of plans for RAINES, HUSBAND ACCORDING TO THE and of the trusts created 3. President's remarks a total of 3-5 hours a Benson Mill Crossing AND WIFE, AS JOINT OFFICIAL PLAT by said Deed of Trust, to 4. Other Business day.Help Part Wanted Time hours Apartments Homes PhasePublic 6 & 7 Notices TENANTSPublic Notices WILL SELL THEREOFPublic Notices ON FILE payPublic the remaining Notices princi- Public Notices OnlyPublic shareholders Notices of re- will be one shift Total of for Rent c.RenameMeetings Garrett AT PUBLICTrustees AUCTION AND Trustees OF RECORD IN pal sumsTrustees of the note(s) Trustees cordWater as of the User 1st day of 3 to 5 hours per day. Park--Randy Jones TO HIGHEST BIDDER, THE TOOELE COUNTY secured by said Deed of January, 2013, shall be Must be at least 21 yrs SETTLEMENT CAN- Planning on selling your 6.Recess PAYABLE IN LAWFUL RECORDER'S OFFICE. Trust. The current bene- NOTICE OF TRUS- entitled to vote at the old, customer friendly, YON APARTMENTS home, you could be WORK SESSION MONEY OF THE The street address and ficiary of the Trust Deed TEE'S SALE meeting. have the ability to read Brand new market 2 & sending your sales 1. Possible Vote Items UNITED STATES AT other common designa- as of the date of this no- APN: 12-036-0-0032 If you are unable to at- a map and have a good 3 bedroom apts. Prices points to up to 340,000 2.Manager’s Report THE TIME OF SALE. tion of the real property tice is: Wells Fargo Trust No. 12-00761-8 tend the meeting, and driving record. For starting at $815. Call households at once. 3.Board Members’ Re- SUCCESSFUL BID- described above is pur- Bank, NA. The record Ref: DUSTIN WALTKE would like to designate a more details and to ap- Danielle 843-4400 for For $163. you can ports and Requests DERS MUST TENDER ported to be: 683 North owner of the property as IMPORTANT NOTICE proxy for your votes, you p l y , g o t o info. place your 25 word 4.Correspondence A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Painted Hills Drive of the recording of the TO PROPERTY may pick up a Proxy www.rideuta.com EEO. classified ad to all 45 5.Financials and Bills IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele, Utah 84074 The Notice of Default is: Ste- OWNER YOU ARE IN Form at 411 S. West TOOELE 2BDRM base- newspapers in Utah. 6.Adjourn TO THE TRUSTEE AT undersigned Trustee dis- phen S. Kemp, a married DEFAULT UNDER A Street any time before ment, washer, dryer, Just call the Transcript (Published in the Tran- THE TIME OF SALE, claims any liability for man as his sole and DEED OF TRUST the meeting. Business partially furnished, Bulletin at 882-0050 for script Bulletin February WITH THE BALANCE any incorrectness of the separate property. DATED August 18, EUGENE MARSHALL Opportunities $650/mo $400/dep, all the details. (Mention 12, 2013) DUE BY NOON THE street address and other Dated February 8, 2013 2010. UNLESS YOU President background & credit ucan) FOLLOWING BUSI- common designation, if James H. Woodall, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- (Published in the Tran- For only 45 minutes of check, utiliies paid, PUBLIC NOTICE NESS DAY, AT THE any, shown herein. Said 10808 River Front TECT YOUR PROP- script Bulletin January your time, we will pay huge yard, near school. PLEASE CONSIDER Call For Proposals OFFICE OF THE TRUS- sale will be made without Parkway, Suite 175, ERTY, IT MAY BE 31, February 5, 7 & 12, for your manicure! Give (435)884-0825 making offer on Mary’s The TOOELE COUNTY TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- covenant or warranty, South Jordan, Utah SOLD AT A PUBLIC 2013) (801)915-7846 a call for residence, 369 W 400 RECREATION SPE- TRANCE TO THE express or implied, re- 84095 (801) 254-9450 SALE. IF YOU NEED info. Homes for S, Tooele. Appraised at CIAL SERVICE DIS- TOOELE COUNTY DIS- garding title, possession, Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 AN EXPLANATION OF $144,000 in 2007. TRICT will be accepting TRICT COURT 74 condition, or encum- p.m. Authorized Signa- THIS PROCEEDING, Public Notices Small Business owners: Rent 4bdrm, 1bth, central air. new proposals for rec- SOUTH 100 EAST, brances, including fees, ture James H. Woodall, YOU SHOULD CON- Miscellaneous Place your classified ad Willing to sell, lease- reation projects from TOOELE, UTAH all charges, and expenses Trustee R-425411 TACT A LAWYER. On in 45 newspapers $925/MO, 3bdrm, 1bth. option to buy w/$1000 February 7, 2013 to April right, title and interest of the Trustee and of the (Published in the Tran- March 19, 2013 at 4:30 Deadline for public no- throughout Utah for Tooele, 793 S. 690 W. down and $800/mo. 18, 2013. Applications conveyed to and now trusts created by said script Bulletin February p.m., James H. Woodall, tices is 4 p.m. the day only $163. for 25 Call R.P.M. for showing C o m e s e e ! must follow grant submit- held by it under said Deed of Trust, to pay the 12, 19 & 26, 2013) as duly appointed Trus- prior to publication. words, and $5. per (801)436-8100 (435)882-7674 tal outline available from Deed of Trust in the remaining principle sums tee under a Deed of Public notices submit- word over 25. You will WHY RENT When You each member of the property situated in said of the note(s) secured by NOTICE OF TRUS- Trust recorded August ted past the deadline reach up to 340,000 Can Buy? Zero down board or Tooele County County and State de- said Deed of Trust. TEE'S SALE 24, 2010, as Entry No. will not be accepted. households and it is a & Low Income pro- Mobile Homes Commission Office, scribed as: LOT 11, The current beneficiary APN: 10-029-0-0018 346023, of the official re- UPAXLP one call, one order, one Cheryl Adams, 843- TRA: Trust No. grams, 1st time & Sin- PARK MEADOWS SUB- of the Trust Deed as of cords in the office at the NOTICE bill program. Call the 3150, Tooele County 1350276-38 Ref: Frank gle parent programs, 1999 3BDRM 2bth, new DIVISION, ACCORDING the date of this notice is County Recorder of An emergency hazard- Transcript Bulletin at Courthouse, 47 South Wright, Estate IMPOR- Berna Sloan (435) paint, carpet, deck. TO THE PLAT WELLS FARGO BANK, TOOELE County, State ous waste storage per- 882-0050 for further Main. Five copies of the TANT NOTICE TO 840-5029 Group 1 Quiet park, $275/mo lot THEREOF, RECORDED N.A. The record owners of Utah executed by mit (#UT-001-2013) has info. (ucan) grant submittal should PROPERTY OWNER rent, includes water, IN THE OFFICE OF of the property as of the DUSTIN WALTKE AND been issued to the 1200SQFT RAMBLER include: name of project, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT sewer, garbage. THE TOOELE COUNTY recording of the Notice AUBREY WALTKE, United States Air Force, Home 4bdrm, 3bth, location, and written bid UNDER A DEED OF $25,000. 435-841-2829 RECORDER, STATE of Default are HIROKO HUSBAND AND WIFE, Utah Test and Training Wanted large kitchen, large of estimated costs, type TRUST, Dated: May 19, OF UTAH. The street SHIRATSUCHI AND AS JOINT TENANTS Range (UTTR) located in yard, 2 car garage, No 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile of construction or im- 2004, UNLESS YOU address and other com- KORY C. GREGERSEN, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Box Elder County and smoking, No pets. home for rent, no smok- provement and a point of TAKE ACTION TO PRO- I WILL come to you and mon designation of the WIFE AND HUSBAND AUCTION TO HIGHEST Tooele County, Utah. $1200/mo $700/dep. ing/ pets. 882-1550 contact. Furthermore, TECT YOUR PROP- pay cash for your junk real property described DATED: February 6, BIDDER, PAYABLE IN The permit authorizes Northeast Tooele. projects which are ac- ERTY, IT MAY BE car or truck . above is purported to be: 2013 LAWFUL MONEY OF the Air Force to store up (435)840-3399 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile cepted must be com- SOLD AT A PUBLIC (435)830-5987 58 North Waterhole Way James H. Woodall THE UNITED STATES to172,000 poundsNet home for rent, no smok- pleted by December 1st SALE. IF YOU NEED 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, Grantsville, UT 84029 10808 River Front AT THE TIME OF SALE. Explosive Weight of ex- ing/ pets. 882-1550 2013 or the applicant AN EXPLANATION OF MUSICIAN WANTED. patio, washer/ dryer, aka 58 North Barbed Parkway, Suite 175 SUCCESSFUL BID- plosive items at the may stand to lose their THE NATURE OF THE Bluegrass guitar. Play newly updated, utilities Wire Circle Grantsville, South Jordan, Utah DERS MUST TENDER UTTR Missile Storage funding. The Special PROCEEDING rhythm, hear and sing included. No smoking, UT 84029 The under- 84095 (801) 254-9450 A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Area.The explosives Water Shares Recreation District Board AGAINST YOU, YOU harmnony. 2-3 hours a no pets, no exceptions. signed Trustee disclaims Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 IN CERTIFIED FUNDS will be stored if unfavor- of Officers must approve SHOULD CONTACT A week. (435)850-0821 $900/mo, $600/dep. 46 any liability for any incor- p.m. Authorized Signa- TO THE TRUSTEE AT able weather conditions any deviation from this LAWYER. On March 12, E 1 0 0 S , ONE SHARE Lincoln rectness of the street ad- ture James H. Woodall, THE TIME OF SALE, force a delay in treat- process. 2013, at 4:30 P.M. (435)882-7828 or Culinary Water $50,000 dress and other common Trustee R-425698 WITH THE BALANCE ment at the Thermal Send all proposals to: James H. Woodall, as Autos (435)830-6916 Comes with .96 acres designation, if any, (Published in the Tran- DUE BY NOON THE Treatment Unit.The TOOELE COUNTY duly appointed Trustee and single wide trailer- shown herein. Said sale script Bulletin February FOLLOWING BUSI- permit is in effect from 3BDRM 1BTH Spacious RECREATION SPECIAL under and pursuant to needs septic tank. Sold will be made without 12, 19 & 26, 2013) NESS DAY, AT THE February 14, 2013 SELL YOUR CAR or duplex w/basement SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 Deed of Trust recorded as is. Call Marsha covenant or warranty, OFFICE OF THE TRUS- through May 14, boat in the classifieds. laminate flooring, w/d South Main Tooele, Utah NOTICE OF TRUS- May 20, 2004, as Inst. (435)882-4426 express or implied, re- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- 2013.Copies of the per- Call 882-0050 or visit hookups, carport, stor- 84074. TEE'S SALE No. 223432, in book garding title, possession, TRANCE TO THE mit are available for pub- www.tooeletranscript. age. Must see! Pets ok, For any additional infor- APN: 15-042-0-0481 0945, page 0817, of Offi- condition, or encum- TOOELE COUNTY DIS- lic inspection during nor- com no smoking. $825/mo Commercial mation contact Kent Trust No. 12-00908-8 cial Records in the office brances, including fees, TRICT COURT 74 mal business hours at 435-830-6994 Baker 882-1420, Russell Ref: Stephen S. Kemp of the County Recorder Property charges, and expenses SOUTH 100 EAST, the Division of Solid and Steadman 830-5658, Loan No. XXX IMPOR- of Tooele County, State Apartments 3BDRM 2BTH mobile, of the Trustee and of the TOOELE, UTAH all Hazardous Waste lo- FREE RENT for Febru- Walt Shubert 882-0603, TANT NOTICE TO of Utah executed by dishwasher, air, no trusts created by said right, title and interest cated on the 2nd floor of for Rent ary plus 50% rent re- Lois McArthur 882-1179, PROPERTY OWNER Frank B. Wright, a single dogs, $700/mo, $500/ Deed of Trust, to pay the conveyed to and now the Multi-Agency State duction for March- May Travis McCluskey YOU ARE IN DEFAULT man, WILL SELL AT 1BDRM 1BTH apart- dep includes lot rent remaining principle sums held by it under said Office Building, 195 w/2yr lease. Main 884-5023. UNDER A DEED OF PUBLIC AUCTION TO ments, 144 N 3rd and water. Owner/ of the note(s) secured by Deed of Trust in the North 1950 West, Salt Street location. High Russell Steadman TRUST DATED August HIGHEST BIDDER, Street, Tooele. $475/ Agent (435)830-1177 said Deed of Trust. property situated in said Lake City, Utah.For fur- traffic. (801)403-3955 Secretary 03, 2010. UNLESS YOU PAYABLE IN LAWFUL mo. (801)627-1132 The current beneficiary County and State de- ther information, please (801)463-7777 (Published in the Tran- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- MONEY OF THE 3BDRM, 1BTH Pet of the Trust Deed as of scribed as: LOT 32, contact Bronson Hawley script Bulletin February TECT YOUR PROP- UNITED STATES AT 1BDRM apartment, friendly, Tooele. 785 W the date of this notice is EASTLAND ESTATES at (801)536-0247.In 12, 14, 19, 21, March 5, ERTY, IT MAY BE THE TIME OF SALE, $560/mo plus security 880 S, Unit B. WELLS FARGO BANK, SUBDIVISION PLAT B, compliance with the 7, 12, 19, 21, 26, April 2, SOLD AT A PUBLIC (SUCCESSFUL BID- deposit, w/d hookups, $815/mo.Picts,Details, Buildings N.A. The record owners ACCORDING TO THE Americans with Disabili- 4, 9 & 11, 2013) SALE. IF YOU NEED DERS MUST TENDER covered parking. & Apply at www. of the property as of the OFFICIAL PLAT ties Act, individuals with (435)849-3969 WMGUtah.com. recording of the Notice AN EXPLANATION OF A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 THEREOF AS RE- If you build, remodel or PUBLIC NOTICE special needs (including (435)830-9147 435-849-5826. of Default are JEREMY THIS PROCEEDING, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS CORDED IN THE OF- remove buildings you NOTICE IS HEREBY auxiliary communicative J. STAPLEY AND ASH- YOU SHOULD CON- TO THE TRUSTEE AT FICE OF THE TOOELE can place your classi- GIVEN THAT the Tooele aids and services) 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile LEY N. RAINES, HUS- TACT A LAWYER. On THE TIME OF SALE, COUNTY RECORDER. fied ad in 45 of Utah's City Planning Commis- should contact Brooke Apartment home for rent, no smok- BAND AND WIFE, AS March 19, 2013, at 4:30 WITH THE BALANCE The street address and newspapers for only sion will meet in a public Baker, Office of Human ing/ pets. 882-1550 JOINT TENANTS P.M. James H. Woodall, DUE BY NOON THE other common designa- $163. for 25 words ($5. hearing and Business Resources at (801) for Rent DATED: February 6, as duly appointed Trus- FOLLOWING BUSI- tion of the real property 4BDRM 2BTH split level for each additional meeting scheduled for 536-4412 TDD (801) 2 bdrm, 2 bath apt, 1050 2013 tee under a Deed of NESS DAY, AT THE described above is pur- homelocated in Copper word). You will reach Wednesday, February 536-4414. James H. Woodall Trust recorded on OFFICE OF THE TRUS- ported to be: 489 East sq. ft. covered carport, Canyon Subdivision, up to 340,000 house- 13, 2013 in the hour of (Published in the Tran- 10808 River Front August 05, 2010, as En- TEE), At the Tooele 1480 North Tooele, Utah washer/dryer incl., built Tooele. Contact JP at holds and all you do is 7:00 PM. The meeting script Bulletin February Parkway, Suite 175 try No. 345281, of the of- County Courthouse, 74 84074 The undersigned in deck, patio, storage, (602)320-4253 for de- call the Transcript Bul- will be held at Tooele 12, 2013) South Jordan, Utah ficial records in the office South 100 East, Tooele, Trustee disclaims any li- self cleaning oven, tails. letin at 882-0050 for all City Hall in the City 84095 (801) 254-9450 at the County Recorder Utah, all right, title and ability for any incorrect- SUMMONS FOR PUB- central air, basic cable the details. (Mention Council Chambers, lo- 5BDRM 2BTH, 1 acre Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 of Tooele County, State interest conveyed to and ness of the street ad- LICATION UCAN Classified Net- cated at 90 North Main included. $725. horse property, p.m. Authorized Signa- of Utah executed by Ste- now held by it under said dress and other common In the District Court of NO SMOKING/PETS $1400/mo. For more work) Street, Tooele, Utah. phen S. Kemp, a married Agenda Items ture James H. Woodall, Deed of Trust in the designation, if any, Utah, Third Judicial details Marci METAL ROOF/ WALL Trustee R-425699 man as his sole and property situated in said shown herein. Said sale District, Tooele LB HUNT (435)840-0208 1. Pledge of Allegiance separate property, will Panels, Pre-engineered 2. Roll Call (Published in the Tran- County and State de- will be made without County. 801-322-2505 sell at public auction to scribed as: Parcel 1: Lot BENCHMARK Condo, Metal Buildings. Mill 3. The Cove at Overlake script Bulletin February covenant or warranty, Jacqueline Packham, 12, 19 & 26, 2013) highest bidder, payable 18, Tooele Highlands express or implied, re- Plaintiff/Petitioner v. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 3bdrm, 3bth, no smok- prices for sheeting coil site plan extension ex- in lawful money of the Subdivision, Addition No. garding title, possession, Aldo Leone, Defen- ments behind Super ing, no pets, $1100/mo. are at a 4 year low. You tending the site plan ap- NOTICE OF TRUS- United States at the time 1, a Subdivision of condition, or encum- dant/ Respondent. Wal-Mart. Swimming First/ last month/ get the savings. 17 Col- proval for a period of TEE'S SALE of sale. Successful bid- Tooele City, according to brances, including fees, Case No. 124300613 pool, hot tub, exercise $300/dep, lease re- ors prime material, cut eight months to expire APN: 12-100-0-0085 ders must tender a de- the official plat thereof, charges, and expenses The State of Utah To: room, playground, full quired (435)691-3930. to your exact length. on October 31, 2013. Trust No. 12-00897-8 posit of $20,000 in certi- recorded in the office of of the Trustee and of the Aldo Leone: clubhouse. 843-4400 CO Building Systems 4. Review and Approval HOMES available to pur- 1-800-COBLDGS Ref: HIROKO SHIRAT- fied funds to the Trustee the county recorder of trusts created by said You are summoned and of Planning Commission SUCHI IMPORTANT at the time of sale, with 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- chase for LOW IN- (ucan) Tooele County; Together Deed of Trust, to pay the notified of a Temporary minutes for meeting held NOTICE TO PROP- the balance due by noon eled, govt. subsidized. COME buyers with with an easement 3 feet remaining principle sums Protective Order & Hear- January 23, 2013. ERTY OWNER YOU the following business Playground, carport good credit. Berna 6 inches in width, from of the note(s) secured by ing February 22, 2013 at Financial 5. Adjourn ARE IN DEFAULT UN- day, at the office of the ,free cable. $500/dep. Sloan (435)840-5029 the North to South, along said Deed of Trust. 9:00am at the Third Dis- Pursuant to the Ameri- DER A DEED OF Trustee. At the main en- 211 S. Hale, Grants- Group 1 Real Estate. Services cans with Disabilities the Northern most The current beneficiary trict Court, 74 South 100 TRUST DATED Novem- trance to the Tooele boundary of Lot 19, for of the Trust Deed as of E, Tooele, UT. The tem- ville. Call Chris STANSBURY PARK. Act, individuals needing BANKRUPTCY FILING/ ber 16, 2010. UNLESS County District Court, 74 ingress and egress from the date of this notice is porary protective order is (435)843-8247 Equal One Rm. in private resi- special accommodations CREDIT. Repair for YOU TAKE ACTION TO South 100 East, Tooele, said property by private WELLS FARGO BANK, on file with the clerk of Housing Opp. dence, $350/mo. Utili- during this meeting $350. Stop Garnish- PROTECT YOUR Utah, all right, title and vehicles; Subject to and N.A. The record owners the court. You can obtain ties incld. washer/dryer, should notify Rachelle 2BDRM APARTMENT, ments! References PROPERTY, IT MAY BE interest conveyed to and easement 3 feet 6 of the property as of the a copy by requesting private bath, furnished, Custer, Tooele City 2bdrm House. available. Licensed and SOLD AT A PUBLIC now held by it under said inches in width, from the recording of the Notice one from the clerk of the garage parking, access Planner prior to the www.tooelerental.com Insured. Aspire Credit SALE. IF YOU NEED Deed of Trust in the North to South, along the of Default are DUSTIN court at the above ad- family rm. kitchen. No meeting at (435) Solutions, 801-446- AN EXPLANATION OF property situated in said Northern most boundary WALTKE AND AUBREY dress or by calling smoking, no pets, neat/ 843-2130 or TDD (435) 2BDRM Apartment, 8216. aspirecreditsolu- THIS PROCEEDING, County and State de- of said Lot 18, in favor of WALTKE DATED: 435-833-8000. READ responsible female. 843-2180. newly refurbished, no tion.com (ucan) YOU SHOULD CON- scribed as: Lot 481, Lot 17, for ingress and February 6, 2013 THE TEMPORARY 801-608-2494 apt. (Published in the Tran- smoking, no pets, ab- TACT A LAWYER. On South Willow Estates, egress from said Lot 17 James H. Woodall PROTECTIVE ORDER solutely no excep- Buried in Credit Card script Bulletin February March 19, 2013 at 4:30 Phase 4, a planned unit TOOELE, 2bdrm 2bth by private vehicles. The 10808 River Front CAREFULLY. You have tions! (435)882-4986 Debt? Over $10,000? 12, 2013) p.m., James H. Woodall, development, as identi- townhouse, part finished street address and other Parkway, Suite 175 a court hearing on Feb- (Leave voice message) We can get you out of as duly appointed Trus- fied on the official re- basement, 2 carports, common designation, if South Jordan, Utah ruary 22, 2013 at debt quickly and save tee under a Deed of corded plat, filed in the central ac, master Public Notices any, of the real property 84095 (801) 254-9450 9:00am. 2BDRM Basement you thousands of dol- Trust recorded Novem- office of the Tooele bedroom/ bath. No pets Trustees described above is pur- Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 Dated: January 25, Apartment, $550/mo. lars! Call CREDIT ber 24, 2010, as Entry County recorder on April no smoking, $850/mo. ported to be: 115 South p.m. Authorized Signa- 2013. Call (801)518-8670 CARD RELIEF for your No. 350284, of the offi- 7, 2005, as Entry No. 904 N Glen Eagles Ct Deadline for public no- 4th Street, Tooele, UT ture James H. Woodall, Jacqueline Packham free consultation cial records in the office 238562, and further de- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- (580 West, Glen Eagles) tices is 4 p.m. the day 84074. Estimated Total Trustee R-425696 Plaintiff 1-877-881-3269 (ucan) at the County Recorder fined and described in ment, $1000/mo, Davidson Realty Inc prior to publication. Debt as of March 12, (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- of TOOELE County, the Declaration of Cove- $400/dep, utilities in- (801)466-5078 Public notices submit- 2013, is $61,608.33. The script Bulletin February script Bulletin January State of Utah executed nants, Conditions, and cluded, central air, w/d www.dripm.com Public Notices ted past the deadline undersigned Trustee dis- 12, 19 & 26, 2013) 29, February 5, 12 & 19, hookups, no pets or Meetings will not be accepted. by HIROKO SHIRAT- Restrictions, recorded on claims any liability for 2013) smoking. Kim TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, UPAXLP SUCHI AND KORY C. July 1, 1998, as Entry any incorrectness of the (435)830-9371 6yr old home, full base- Deadline for public no- GREGERSEN, WIFE No. 114221, in book street address and other Public Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC ment, double garage, tices is 4 p.m. the day NOTICE OF TRUS- AND HUSBAND WILL 0514, at page 0698, as common designation, if Water User COMMENT BASEMENT STUDIO open floor plan, fire- prior to publication. TEE'S SALE SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- amended and/or supple- any, shown herein. Said Clean Harbors Arago- apt, 1- 2 people maxi- place, $1150/mo. Public notices submit- APN: 12-110-0-0011 TION TO HIGHEST BID- mented; Together with a sale will be made, but Deadline for public no- nite, LLC Stipulation mum, separate kitchen (801)842-9631 guard ted past the deadline Trust No. 12-00857-8 DER, PAYABLE IN non-exclusive easement without covenant or war- tices is 4 p.m. the day and Consent Order No. and bath, utilties in- rightproperty.com will not be accepted. Ref: JEREMEYJ. STA- LAWFUL MONEY OF of use and enjoyment ranty, express or im- prior to publication. 1208009 cluded. No smoking, no PLEY IMPORTANT THE UNITED STATES and the appurtenant un- plied, regarding title, Public notices submit- The Utah Solid and Haz- WHY RENT when you UPAXLP pets, no exceptions. NOTICE TO PROP- AT THE TIME OF SALE. divided percentage of possession, condition, or ted past the deadline ardous Waste Control can buy? Call for a $550/mo, $350/dep. AGENDA ERTY OWNER YOU SUCCESSFUL BID- ownership in and to the encumbrances, including will not be accepted. Board is proposing to free pre approval Me- 46B E 100 S. NOTICE is hereby given ARE IN DEFAULT UN- DERS MUST TENDER projects common areas, fees, charges and ex- UPAXLP enter into a Stipulation lanie 840-3073 Secu- (435)882-7828 that the Stansbury Serv- DER A DEED OF A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 facilities, and Homeown- penses of the Trustee and Consent Order (No. rity National Mort- (435)830-6916 ice Agency Board of TRUST DATED May 22, IN CERTIFIED FUNDS ers Association, as de- and of the trusts created NOTICE OF ANNUAL 1208009) with Clean gage. Trustees will hold its 2009. UNLESS YOU TO THE TRUSTEE AT fined and provided for in by said Deed of Trust, to SHAREHOLDERS Harbors Aragonite, LLC, GRANTSVILLE, 2bdrm. regular meeting on TAKE ACTION TO PRO- THE TIME OF SALE, said Map and Declara- pay the remaining princi- MEETING OF THE to resolve a Notice of Requires background Wednesday, February TECT YOUR PROP- WITH THE BALANCE tion. The street address ple sums of the note(s) GRANTSVILLE IRRI- Violation (No. 1112033) and credit check. Ac- 13, 2013 at 7:00 pm, at ERTY, IT MAY BE DUE BY NOON THE and other common des- secured by said Deed of GATION COMPANY issued on April 16, 2012. cepts housing. $575/mo Homes the Stansbury Park SOLD AT A PUBLIC FOLLOWING BUSI- ignation, of the real prop- Trust. The current bene- TO: SHAREHOLDERS The public comment pe- $500/dep. Call (801) Clubhouse, #1 Country SALE. IF YOU NEED NESS DAY, AT THE erty described above is ficiary of the Trust Deed OF THE GRANTSVILLE riod to receive com- 815-2928 or (435) $$SAVE MONEY Club Drive, Stansbury AN EXPLANATION OF OFFICE OF THE TRUS- purported to be: 941 as of the date of this no- IRRIGATION COM- ments on the Clean Har- 884-0432 Search Bank & HUD Park, Utah 84074. THIS PROCEEDING, TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- South Quirk Street, tice is: GMAC Mortgage, PANY bors Aragonite, LLC NICE 3BDRM, 2bth sin- homes www.Tooele BUSINESS MEETING YOU SHOULD CON- TRANCE TO THE Grantsville, Utah 84029. LLC and the record own- The Annual Meeting of Stipulation and Consent gle wide, 1995. Excel- BankHomes.com 1.Call to Order TACT A LAWYER. On TOOELE COUNTY DIS- The undersigned Trus- ers of the property as of the Shareholders of Order will begin on Feb- lent condition carpet, Berna Sloan (435) 2.Pledge of Allegiance March 19, 2013 at 4:30 TRICT COURT 74 tee disclaims any liability the recording of the No- Grantsville Irrigation ruary 12, 2013, and end paint, everything! With 840-5029 Group 1 3.Review and adopt p.m., James H. Woodall, SOUTH 100 EAST, for any incorrectness of tice of Default is: Company, will be held on March 13, 2013. option to buy (Rent) minutes as duly appointed Trus- TOOELE, UTAH all the street address and James H. Woodall, on Wednesday, Febru- Documents related to FOR SALE By Owner: only for $600/mo in- a.January 26, 2013 tee under a Deed of right, title and interest other common designa- Trustee, 10808 River ary 13, 2013, at 7:00 this application can be 4bdrm, 2bth rambler, cludes lot rent, water, Regular Meeting Trust recorded May 29, conveyed to and now tion, if any, shown Front Parkway, Suite p.m. at the Grantsville Ir- reviewed at the following nice starter house. Call sewer, garbage. No 4.Public Comment 2009, as Entry No. held by it under said herein. Said sale will be 175, South Jordan, UT rigation Company of- location: Dan (435)841-9829 pets/ smoking. Call a.Girl Scout Report- 326684, of the official re- Deed of Trust in the made without covenant 84095 James H. Woo- fices, 411 So. West St., Division of Solid and Chery Gunderson cords in the office at the property situated in said or warranty, express or Grantsville, Utah for the Hazardous Waste Multi Alex (435)224-4804 SELLING YOUR dall Dated: February 5.Probable Vote Items County Recorder of County and State de- implied, regarding title, following purposes: AgencyStateOffice 653 E Main, Grantsville. HOME? Advertise it in 05, 2013 Signature/By a.Proposal for golf TOOELE County, State scribed as: LOT 85, possession, condition or 1. Elect five (5) members Building 195 North 1950 the classifieds. Call James H. Woodall course maintenance of Utah executed by COPPER CANYON encumbrances, including to the Board of Directors West, 2nd Floor Salt PRIVATE BEDROOM 882-0050 or visit Authorized Signature. building by Jim Red- JEREMEY J. STAPLEY PHASE 1, SUBDIVI- fees, charges and ex- 2. Presentation of finan- Lake City Utah. For the for rent. Satellite TV, re- www.tooeletran R-425340 mond AND ASHLEY N. SION, AMENDED PLAT, penses of the Trustee cial report public’s convenience, an frigerator, microwave. script.com (Published in the Tran- Shared kitchen/ bath, b.Approval of plans for RAINES, HUSBAND ACCORDING TO THE and of the trusts created script Bulletin February 3. President's remarks unofficial copy of the dining, w/d. No pets. WANT TO get the latest Benson Mill Crossing AND WIFE, AS JOINT OFFICIAL PLAT by said Deed of Trust, to 5, 12 & 19, 2013) 4. Other Business Stipulation and Consent Utilities paid. $400/mo local news? Subscribe Phase 6 & 7 TENANTS WILL SELL THEREOF ON FILE pay the remaining princi- Only shareholders of re- Order is available on the $400/dep to the Transcript Bulle- c.Rename Garrett AT PUBLIC AUCTION AND OF RECORD IN pal sums of the note(s) BECOME A SUB- cord as of the 1st day of Internet at http://www. 435-882-6141 tin. Park--Randy Jones TO HIGHEST BIDDER, THE TOOELE COUNTY secured by said Deed of SCRIBER. 882-0050 January, 2013, shall be hazardouswaste.utah. 6.Recess PAYABLE IN LAWFUL RECORDER'S OFFICE. Trust. The current bene- entitled to vote at the gov/Public/PublicHear- WORK SESSION MONEY OF THE The street address and ficiary of the Trust Deed meeting. ingsandCommentPeri- 1. Possible Vote Items UNITED STATES AT other common designa- as of the date of this no- If you are unable to at- ods.htm. 2.Manager’s Report THE TIME OF SALE. tion of the real property tice is: Wells Fargo tend the meeting, and Written comments will be 3.Board Members’ Re- SUCCESSFUL BID- described above is pur- Bank, NA. The record would like to designate a accepted if received by ports and Requests DERS MUST TENDER ported to be: 683 North owner of the property as proxy for your votes, you 5:00 p.m. on March 13, 4.Correspondence A DEPOSIT OF $20,000 Painted Hills Drive of the recording of the may pick up a Proxy 2013 and should be sub- 5.Financials and Bills IN CERTIFIED FUNDS Tooele, Utah 84074 The Notice of Default is: Ste- Form at 411 S. West mitted to the address be- 6.Adjourn TO THE TRUSTEE AT undersigned Trustee dis- phen S. Kemp, a married Street any time before low. Comments can (Published in the Tran- THE TIME OF SALE, claims any liability for man as his sole and the meeting. also be hand delivered script Bulletin February WITH THE BALANCE any incorrectness of the separate property. EUGENE MARSHALL to the Division address 12, 2013) DUE BY NOON THE street address and other Dated February 8, 2013 President above and must be re- FOLLOWING BUSI- common designation, if James H. Woodall, (Published in the Tran- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on NESS DAY, AT THE any, shown herein. Said 10808 River Front script Bulletin January March 13, 2013. OFFICE OF THE TRUS- sale will be made without Parkway, Suite 175, 31, February 5, 7 & 12, Scott T. Anderson, Di- TEE. AT THE MAIN EN- covenant or warranty, South Jordan, Utah 2013) rector Division of Solid TRANCE TO THE express or implied, re- 84095 (801) 254-9450 and Hazardous Waste TOOELE COUNTY DIS- garding title, possession, Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 Department of Environ- TRICT COURT 74 condition, or encum- p.m. Authorized Signa- mental Quality P.O. SOUTH 100 EAST, brances, including fees, ture James H. Woodall, Box144880 Salt Lake TOOELE, UTAH all charges, and expenses Trustee R-425411 City,Utah84114-4880 right, title and interest of the Trustee and of the (Published in the Tran- Comments can also be conveyed to and now trusts created by said script Bulletin February sent by electronic mail held by it under said Deed of Trust, to pay the 12, 19 & 26, 2013) to: swpublic@ Deed of Trust in the remaining principle sums utah.gov.Comments property situated in said of the note(s) secured by sent in electronic format County and State de- said Deed of Trust. should be identified by scribed as: LOT 11, The current beneficiary putting the following in PARK MEADOWS SUB- of the Trust Deed as of the subject line: public DIVISION, ACCORDING the date of this notice is comment on Clean Har- TO THE PLAT WELLS FARGO BANK, bors Aragonite, LLC THEREOF, RECORDED N.A. The record owners Stipulation and Consent IN THE OFFICE OF of the property as of the Order. All documents THE TOOELE COUNTY recording of the Notice included in comments RECORDER, STATE of Default are HIROKO should be submitted as OF UTAH. The street SHIRATSUCHI AND ASCII (text) files or in pdf address and other com- KORY C. GREGERSEN, format. mon designation of the WIFE AND HUSBAND For further information, real property described DATED: February 6, please contact Rick above is purported to be: 2013 Page of the Division of 58 North Waterhole Way James H. Woodall Solid and Hazardous Grantsville, UT 84029 10808 River Front Waste at (801) aka 58 North Barbed Parkway, Suite 175 536-0230. In compli- Wire Circle Grantsville, South Jordan, Utah ance with the Americans UT 84029 The under- 84095 (801) 254-9450 with Disabilities Act, indi- signed Trustee disclaims Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 viduals with special any liability for any incor- p.m. Authorized Signa- needs (including auxil- rectness of the street ad- ture James H. Woodall, iary communicative aids dress and other common Trustee R-425698 and services) should designation, if any, (Published in the Tran- contact Brooke Baker, shown herein. Said sale script Bulletin February Office of Human Re- will be made without 12, 19 & 26, 2013) sources, at (801) covenant or warranty, 536-4412 TDD (801) express or implied, re- 536-4414. garding title, possession, (Published in the Tran- condition, or encum- script Bulletin February brances, including fees, 12, 2013) charges, and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principle sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. The record owners of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default are JEREMY J. STAPLEY AND ASH- LEY N. RAINES, HUS- BAND AND WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS DATED: February 6, 2013 James H. Woodall 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite 175 South Jordan, Utah 84095 (801) 254-9450 Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Authorized Signa- ture James H. Woodall, Trustee R-425699 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 12, 19 & 26, 2013) NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT Clean Harbors Arago- nite, LLC Stipulation and Consent Order No. 1208009 The Utah Solid and Haz- ardous Waste Control Board is proposing to enter into a Stipulation and Consent Order (No. 1208009) with Clean Harbors Aragonite, LLC, to resolve a Notice of Violation (No. 1112033) issued on April 16, 2012. The public comment period to receive comments on the Clean Har- bors Aragonite, LLC Stipulation and Consent Order will begin on Feb- ruary 12, 2013, and end on March 13, 2013. Documents related to this application can be reviewed at the following location: Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Multi AgencyStateOffice Building 195 North 1950 West, 2nd Floor Salt Lake City Utah. For the public’s convenience, an unofficial copy of the Stipulation and Consent Order is available on the Internet at http://www. hazardouswaste.utah. gov/Public/PublicHear- ingsandCommentPeri- ods.htm. Written comments will be accepted if received by 5:00 p.m. on March 13, 2013 and should be submitted to the address below. Comments can NOTICE OF PUBLIC also be hand delivered COMMENT to the Division address Clean Harbors Arago- above and must be re- nite, LLC Stipulation ceived by 5:00 p.m. on and Consent Order No. March 13, 2013. 1208009 Scott T. Anderson, Di- The Utah Solid and Haz- rector Division of Solid ardous Waste Control and Hazardous Waste Board is proposing to Department of Environ- enter into a Stipulation mental Quality P.O. and Consent Order (No. Box144880 Salt Lake 1208009) with Clean City,Utah84114-4880 Harbors Aragonite, LLC, Comments can also be to resolve a Notice of sent by electronic mail Violation (No. 1112033) to: swpublic@ issued on April 16, 2012. utah.gov.Comments The public comment pe- sent in electronic format riod to receive com- should be identified by ments on the Clean Har- putting the following in bors Aragonite, LLC the subject line: public Stipulation and Consent comment on Clean Har- Order will begin on Feb- bors Aragonite, LLC ruary 12, 2013, and end Stipulation and Consent on March 13, 2013. Order. All documents Documents related to included in comments this application can be should be submitted as reviewed at the following ASCII (text) files or in pdf location: format. Division of Solid and For further information, Hazardous Waste Multi please contact Rick AgencyStateOffice Page of the Division of Building 195 North 1950 Solid and Hazardous West, 2nd Floor Salt Waste at (801) TuesdayLake City Utah. February For the 12,536-0230. 2013 In compli- public’s convenience, an ance with the Americans Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7 unofficial copy of the with Disabilities Act, indi- Stipulation and Consent viduals with special OrderPublic is available Notices on the needsPublic (including Notices auxil- InternetMiscellaneous at http://www. iaryMiscellaneous communicative aids hazardouswaste.utah. and services) should gov/Public/PublicHear- contact Brooke Baker, ingsandCommentPeri- Office of Human Re- ods.htm. sources, at (801) Written comments will be 536-4412 TDD (801) accepted if received by 536-4414. 5:00 p.m. on March 13, (Published in the Tran- SPECIAL 2013 and should be subscript Bulletin February mitted to the address be- 12, 2013) low. 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courtesy of Electronic Arts This greenhouse, shown in the “Sims 3” video game, was designed by Kelly Mondragon and his co-workers.

er unnamed, future-themed Game expansion, for the ever-popular continued from page B1 Sims franchise. Mondragon oversees the entire process, from Producer I position. Generally start to finish, and regularly speaking, Mondragon is respon- checks in to make sure the game sible for ensuring all the artists, is coming along as planned. animators and programmers “The games we’re building working on a new game create we play every day, so it does bits and pieces that fit together help that I enjoy the Sims,” well. But the details of his job Mondragon said. “But there are can have him working public days when playing the Sims relations at a trade show one games over and over can get day, and testing game features tedious.” the next. For the most part, Mondragon “The best part about being said, the Sims is a fantastic a producer — I get to deal with project to work on. The base all the disciplines that go into a game and concept — essentially game,” Mondragon said. a video game dollhouse where His position also gives the player controls every aspect Mondragon some ability to of his Sims’ lives — is decep- shape new games as they are tively simple, especially after the created. His team’s primary game’s nine released expansion project is currently developing packs and various other add-ons new expansion packs, including are taken into account. the recently announced “Island “It really is a massive game, Paradise” expansion and anoth- and it’s really challenging to Maegan Burr Kelly Mondragon at his home in Grantsville on Feb. 2.

design so that it all works of console might look like, but Wii titles such as “Just Dance,” Mondragon at the center of together,” Mondragon said. “But he said contrary to some specu- which he enjoys playing with much of the innovation cur- �� that’s what I love about it.” lation based on industry reports, the rest of his family. That family rently taking place in the U.S. Challenging design and he doesn’t believe the console is bonding time, he said, is one of video game industry, he said. daily video gaming aren’t the going away. the good sides to video gaming, In addition to EA Salt Lake, the �� only perks of his position. “Consoles are more accessible which he believes can be benefi- state is home to a number of �� Mondragon also gets to test- than PC gaming for families, cial to families and individuals, video game developers who are �� drive the newest, most innova- and I don’t think that’s going to so long as the games that are looking to push the limits, as tive gaming technology available change,” Mondragon said. played are age-appropriate and well as influential game design �� to developers, allowing him to Where PC gaming can require the amount of time dedicated to and animation programs at local �� Take the fi rst step this year in protecting your 2nd Amendment Right and exercise your imagine how a new console constant upgrades and atten- them monitored. universities. right to keep and bear arms. Any law abiding US resident may obtain a Utah CCW Permit! concept might be applied to his tion to the requirements of each On the other hand, his favor- The road from gamer to Only $45 with online pre-registration. game development projects. new release, consoles have the ite games to play individually developer can be long and full �� “We’re pretty excited for the advantage of being ready to go are typically more story-orient- of twists and turns, according �� next generation of consoles,” and relatively stable, Mondragon ed, single-player games like the to Mondragon, but for those Mondragon said. “It’s fun to see said. That makes them less time “Uncharted” series. Improved looking to break into the indus- No weapons are needed in the classroom. A fee of $46 payable to “Utah Bureau of Criminal Identifi cation” is required in order to process your permit. This is in addition to the class fee. the latest and greatest in tech- consuming and more family- game narratives and graphics try, Utah is the place to make nology.” oriented. are only making the genre more dreams reality. ��www.concealedfi rearmpermits.com Mondragon isn’t authorized to “I can sit down and throw in a exciting, he said. “It’s hard to get into the ��Casey Davies at 801-301-1052 share what the next generation game and play with my family,” “Movies and games — the line industry,” he said. “But Utah is he said. is starting to blur,” Mondragon one of the better places to be.” Some of his favorite games, said. [email protected] Mondragon said, are popular Living in Utah has put Loved bug: Some insects actually make good pets

by Linda Lombardi home, where the temperature insects can also observe a natural ASSOCIATED PRESS and humidity are unsuitable and behavior that might be too grue- they can’t find food. some with other pets: predation. Children are fascinated by “If you let a thousand hiss- Insect keepers typically raise insects, but many of us eventual- ers loose in your house, they’re insects to feed their insects — in ly grow out of wanting to catch a not going to do anything,” he fact, Martin started out keeping firefly and keep it in a jar. For the says. “There’s over 4,000 species spiders and raising roaches as The U.S. Tre asury is people who never lose that urge, of roaches, and only about 25 are food, before getting interested in though, it can lead in directions classified as pests, and only five the roaches for their own sake. that might be surprising. of those are any good at it.” Mantises, despite their charm, Requiring Electronic Federal “Roaches actually make really A parallel might be to an are hunters, and have no mercy good pets,” says Scott Martin of escape by guinea pigs, he says: even on their own relatives. Benefit Pay ments by March 1. Rockville, Md. Just because they’re related to When asked how many mantises Used to skeptics, enthusiasts mice doesn’t mean they can take he has right now, Saw laughs and will explain that not all cock- up residence in your walls and says, “The number keeps chang- roaches are created equal. start breeding. ing because praying mantises, as Are Yo u Pr epared? 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