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Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund County dental clinic set to open in January by Doug Radunich STAFF WRITER

Tooele County Health Department officials are work- ing hard to open the county’s new state-of-the-art dental clinic by January. The new clinic, located inside the Tooele County Health Department on 151 N. Main St. in Tooele, was created to serve the high number of individuals in Tooele County who cannot afford dental treatment from a regular den- tist. is expected that eligible patients will generally be low-income, without dental insurance, underinsured, or on Medicaid or Medicare. Local dentist Dr. Mike Wells, who will be volunteering at the clinic, said smaller materials such as drills and other equipment still need to be collected before the clinic can open next month. The clinic itself is expected to operate much like the health department’s Healthy Smiles Project did two years ago, but it will be located in the health department build- ing and include newer dental equipment. It will feature a number of local dentists — all of whom will volunteer their time — providing care to eligible individuals. “In a way, this dental clinic will be a completely new thing, and it will feature dedicated volunteers and a more equipped facility than what we had for the Healthy Smiles Project,” Wells said. Relief Services Coordinator Karen Kuipers said the clinic will be a big help for low-income residents in Tooele County who can’t afford dental care and have photography / Troy Boman nowhere to go locally for treatment. Audrey and Wanda Payne hold a picture of Justin Payne, who works in New Mexico while Derek and Wesley Payne sit in the background. The family would “I’ve seen low-income people with abscesses, infec- like nothing more than to have Justin home for the holidays. tions or broken teeth — all of which had been causing them severe pain — and the closest place they had to go for a low-income dental clinic was Salt Lake,” Kuipers said “When people have emergency dental needs that Tooele family fighting to have might require emergency dental procedures, they need to have them taken care of right then and now. This clinic will serve as an alternative to the emergency room, as well as a place for those who are not getting preventive care, which could lead to an emergency issue for them.” Christmas together this year Kuipers said the clinic will not compete with private by Sarah Miley spread all over his abdominal wall and into dentists. STAFF WRITER his colon. When he was diagnosed, he was “When you’re low-income and struggling, it’s not a given three to five years to live. While Wes matter of choosing between seeing a private dentist and In a Tooele home, a husband and wife hold has beat that prediction, doctors aren’t sure visiting a local clinic, because most low-income people hands, surrounded by family. A Christmas how much longer he has to live, as his health can’t afford dental care or the cost of a private dentist,” tree stands in the living room in front of is rapidly deteriorating. He is currently on she said. “Some traditional programs don’t cover den- the window — a sign of the holiday sea- hospice in home care.Less than a year after tal care for them, and most private dentists don’t take son. But while other families are shopping Wes’s diagnosis, the family lost their home Medicaid. There are also income criteria at the clinic, as for Christmas presents to place under their and possessions because of overwhelming far as being able to be served, so it’s not like just anyone trees, the Payne family is just hoping for medical bills. They lived in a friend’s home can receive treatment.” their dad to get better, and for their brother from June 2000 to July 2001, and in a motor Local dentist Clair Vernon agreed that competition to come home so they can be together as a home from July 2001 to November of that would not be a factor because most private dentists do family this holiday season. same year. Just as that winter was setting in, not accept Medicaid, and that there are enough people The Paynes have been chosen as the they were able to get into their current home on Medicaid in Tooele County to justify the new dental Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit in Tooele. clinic. Fund family for 2007. The family includes Wanda, currently a cashier at Wal-Mart, “I think they need to hire a full-time dentist there at parents Wes and Wanda Payne, both 47; sons works as much as she can, but medical bills the clinic, because I’m sure they could stay busy with Justin, 23, and Derek, 18; daughter Audrey, continue to pile up as she tries to take care of the high amount of Medicaid patients there are in Tooele 26, and her son Weston, 4. Besides Justin her family and ailing husband. County,” Vernon said. “There is a big enough need here.” — who is currently working in construction “We’ve been really struggling to pay for all Wells said most of the funding for the building and in New Mexico and has been helping pay for of the doctor bills,” she said. equipment came from several different grants and dona- his family’s bills — they all live in the same Derek is a senior at Tooele High School. He tions. He also said that by the time the clinic opens, he is home. wants to stay home to be with his dad, so he hoping to have a dental assistant/office manager serving photography / Troy Boman Eight years ago, Wes was diagnosed with a receives homebound services — schooling there as a full-time staff member. rare form of cancer called mucinous adeno- Mother and daughter Wanda and Audrey Payne try SEE FAMILY PAGE A9 ➤ SEE DENTAL PAGE A9 ➤ and make sense of Wesley’s medical condition. carcinoma — a mucinous cancer that has Fast food dominating valley? Operators say consumer demand continues to drive a boom in outlets that serve quick eats by Doug Radunich rants in the area.Angelo Geovjian, general STAFF WRITER partner of American Burgers, said the demand for more fast-food restaurants is being driven How much is too much? When the ques- partly by consumer lifestyle choices and part- tion is applied to the proliferation of fast food ly by the growth of the valley in general. restaurants in the Tooele Valley, the answer “Everyone knows that people like burgers depends very much on whom you ask. because they’re quick, fast and inexpensive, With Tooele’s new Apollo Burgers up and so I expect more and more of these places to running for a week, there are now 14 fast-food come here,” he said. “The people in charge of chain restaurants and three local fast-food such places also want to move here and be restaurants in the Tooele Valley. The other in this community because it’s fast-growing. chain locations countywide, several of which There is not only plenty of room to grow with had opened in the last five years, include more restaurants, but there is also plenty of Arby’s, A&W, two Burger Kings, Carl’s Jr./ opportunity for everyone to stay in business Green Burrito, Iceberg Drive-In, KFC/Taco as the population grows. Plus, a little compe- Bell, two McDonald’s locations, Sonic Drive- tition is a good thing.” In, a separate Taco Bell, Taco Time/Big Rod’s, Apollo Burgers owner Denny Neofitos said and Wendy’s, while Dairy Delight, American consumers’ natural desire for more choice, photography / Maegan Burr Burgers and Kravers make up the three Tooele Cars line up during the lunch-hour rush at the new Apollo Burger in Tooele. Apollo is the latest of many fast-food establishments County-based independent fast-food restau- SEE FOOD PAGE A7 ➤ that have set up shop in Tooele Valley in recent years.

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 11, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Romney praised for avoiding theological speech

Local Weather by Brock Vergakis ASSOCIATED PRESS Tue 26/14 12/11 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Republican Except for a few afternoon clouds, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney dis- mainly sunny. Cold. High 26F. cussed few specifics of what he believes as a Mormon during a speech on faith in America last Thursday — and that’s exactly what political observers in Utah said he should have done. Wed 29/19 “I had no expectations that he 12/12 would get into the theological of Mormonism. There simply isn’t the time Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper to address all of the issues that some peo- 20s and lows in the upper teens. ple may have with the Mormon faith,” said Kirk Jowers, a Romney supporter and director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. Thu Romney’s speech sought to allay fears 30/20 about his faith among voters less than 12/13 a month before the first Republican Mostly cloudy. Highs in the low nomination contests. Many evangelical 30s and lows in the low 20s. Christians consider The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be a cult. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Rather than address that charge, Service Romney focused on religious tolerance and the values he shares with other faiths. Temps / Precipitation “There are some who would have a presidential candidate describe and Date High Low (prec./inches) explain his church’s distinctive doc- Dec. 6 42 33 0 trines. To do so would enable the very Dec. 7 39 33 .26 religious test the founders prohibited in Dec. 8 35 30 .68 the Constitution. No candidate should become the spokesman for his faith,” AP photo / David J. Phillip Dec. 9 33 25 .19 Romney said during his speech in College Republican presidential hopeful and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney gestures during his address titled, “Faith in America,” last Thursday Dec. 10 34 27 0 Station, Texas. at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station, Texas. More than 100 students, faculty and Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer staff watched the early morning speech president of the United States at some about it and discuss it. I think he took a gate Mormonism, then that is a good for the National Weather Service, reports with Jowers. point, and I think that because of the large step toward accomplishing that,” thing.” that his recording station at 139 S. Main St., “I think there was a great deal of con- openness and non-litmus test of Patterson said. Quin Monson, also a political sci- received 1.13 precipitation between Dec. 6 fidence in Romney giving a speech that the Democratic Party that it will be a Some Utah politicians who are ence professor at BYU, said describ- and 10, for a total of 1.71 inches so far in would not embarrass the church,” Jowers Democrat,” he said. Mormon said Romney chose the right ing Mormon theology is a “mine field” December. said. “Most (students) said they were Kelly Patterson, a political science pro- tone in his speech. for candidates. But if Romney wins the For the water year, which began Oct. moved by it.” fessor at Brigham Young University, said “Among those many Americans who nomination he could end the need for 1, 2007, Tooele has received 3.35 inches Wayne Holland, chairman of the Utah concerns over a candidate’s religion will are unfamiliar with the Mormon faith, future Mormon candidates to give simi- of precipitation. The normal for the year is Democratic Party, said it was unfortu- never go away but can be minimized. there is great curiosity,” said Republican lar speeches. 19.09 inches of precipitation. nate Romney had to discuss his religion “I don’t think you ever put this kind U.S. Rep. Chris Cannon in a statement. “The longer Mitt Romney sticks in the first place. of issue completely to rest, but you can “If the speech encourages those with around in the public eye, the better off “I do believe there will be a Mormon help to shape the way people think questions to more thoroughly investi- the next Mormon will be,” he said. Subscriber Service

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TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Grantsville issues first-ever restaurant beer license by Tim Gillie Canton City Restaurant, locat- STAFF WRITER ed in the strip mall at the inter- section of SR-112 and SR-138 on Another first is on its way for the east end of Grantsville, has a growing Grantsville City — the been open for a year and a half. first restaurant to serve alcohol Other Grantsville restaurants in the town’s history. do not appear to be interest- The Grantsville City Council ed in following Canton City’s approved a Class B beer license footsteps. Steve Trujillo, owner for Canton City Restaurant, of the popular Casa Del Rey located at 882 E. Main St. at their Restaurant on Main Street in � council meeting on Dec. 5. Grantsville, said he has no plans � If approved by the state to sell beer. Alcoholic Beverage Control [email protected] Commission, Canton City restaurant will begin serving beer, in its original container, to customers for consumption on premises with their meal. Canton City expects to receive approval from the state in time to start serving beer in January, said John Chok, Canton City res- taurant manager. CASH “This will be the first res- taurant in Grantsville to serve alcohol in my ,” said forBOOKS Grantsville City Mayor Byron Anderson. The owner of Canton City, photography / Maegan Burr Ngan Tayluo, owns a restaurant John Chok, manager of Canton City Restaurant in Grantsville, stands at the front counter of his restaurant Monday. Chok plans on being able to serve beer by January after receiving permission from the city last week. Chok is now Let ‘em go! in Heber City by the same name, which has a license to serve beer. waiting on a state beer license. Tayluo said he sought the beer Let ‘em go! license to keep local customers as part of their Dec. 5 coun- The vote to approve the appli- policies. satisfied. cil meeting. Before a vote on cation was unanimous. Before issuing the state permit, “Some customers ask if we the applications were taken, State regulations require man- the Alcohol Beverage Control Let ‘em go! serve beer and we just want to Councilmember Todd Castagno agers and employees that serve Commission will consider the make them happy,” said Chok. reminded the council that the alcohol to pass an alcohol server restaurants locality — proximity Chok does not expect the beer application from Canton City training seminar. The owner of to other establishments that sell Wed-Thrus, December 12-13 license will bring in a lot of new was a request to serve beer. the restaurant is required by the alcohol and schools, churches, 11:00 am - 8:00 pm customers. “It doesn’t bother me if some state to acquire a $2,000 surety playgrounds, parks — the physi- The city council approved guy wants a cold one with his bond that will be payable to the cal characteristics of the prem- Fri. December 14, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm the application along with three meal,” said Councilmember state if they violate Department ises, and management’s experi- other regular business licenses Brent Marshall. of Alcoholic Beverage Control ence with serving alcohol. Grantsville City Council wants North Star development to move forward on schedule � � � � � � � � � � � � � by Tim Gillie market. We want to take a change it may take up to two good for Grantsville.” STAFF WRITER bite of a smaller piece of years for the road work to [email protected] the project, establish a track be completed, without any The developer of a pro- record, and draw people to compensation to the city for posed residential hous- Grantsville,” said Taylor. the delay. ing project that would be The city council deferred “I think you should go back Grantsville’s largest ever had decision on the matter until to your investors and ask Tooele City Arts Council asked the city council to December to give it time to them to come up with addi- allow it to downsize the first consult with an engineer. tional funding to complete Presents: part of the project because At the December meet- the roadwork as scheduled of a slowdown in the housing ing, the council had a let- in the development plan,” and mortgage markets. Last ter from Craig Neeley, their councilmember Paul Rupp week, however, that request contracted engineer, recom- told Taylor. was rejected by a 3-1 vote. mending that if the council Paul Rupp, Wayne The Grantsville City Council approved a development agreement with Westates “We will move forward and sit Development in September for North Star Ranch, a mas- down with the city and the mayor sive housing development that could eventually include to better understand their issues 2,000 homes on the city’s west side. Phase 1 of North and come up with a proposal they Star would put 699 homes on TMinus5 is an a capella group that not only sings, but entertains as well! 418 acres. As part of its devel- will accept.” opment agreement with the TMinus5 has performed in Tooele for “Fridays on Vine” — you won’t want city, Westates agreed to make Travis Taylor to miss their special Christmas concert! improvements to West Street Westates representative and Mormon Trail Road by June 30, 2008. Travis Taylor, represent- agrees to the change they Butler, and Brent Marshall CHRISTMAS CONCERT ing Westates, went back to should require that part of voted to reject the change. the city council in November the roadwork be completed Councilmember Todd DECEMBER 15, 2007 requesting an amendment to as initially scheduled and the Castagno voted against the the development plan. Citing developer should bond for motion to deny the change. 7:00 P.M. changes in the home mar- the rest of the work to be Councilmember Robin Baird ket, Taylor requested that the completed with the second was not present. first 102 lots in the devel- part of phase 1. Westates officials said they opment be broken into two Westates has already spent will not abandon their plans Tooele High School Auditorium parts, with completion of the $50,000 on a survey and the for North Star Ranch. roadwork on West Street and design for the proposed road- “We will move forward and 240 W. 100 S., Tooele Mormon Trail road tied to work, said Taylor. sit down with the city and the second part. Taylor had “We’ve already promised the mayor to better under- indicated in September that the people in that area that stand their issues and come model homes would be ready the roadwork would be fin- up with a proposal they will in the first part of Phase 1 by ished in 2008,” said coun- accept,” said Taylor. “We are Get your tickets at early 2008. cil member Brent Marshall. fully committed to North Star “We are just trying to do Marshall expressed concern Ranch, but we want to do this Tooele City Hall, receptionist what makes sense in today’s that under the proposed plan right and make it something 90 N. Main St., Tooele Sandy man held in W. Wendover death Cost is only one can of food! by Suzanne Ashe Sgt. Donald Burnum said Jolin’s injuries were not con- STAFF WRITER Simkins was “always a person sistent with a fall. Help your local food bank and attend of interest” in the slaying of Simkins was arrested by the A 64-year-old Sandy man Bonnie Jolin, a West Wendover U.S. Marshal’s at his Sandy a wonderful concert at the same time!! will have his first appearance resident. home Dec. 7. in 3rd District Court in Salt According to Burnum, police “We knew where he was,” First come, first served! Lake City this morning to were called to the Peppermill Burnum said. “So after we got Sponsored by: determine whether he should Hotel at 6:15 a.m. on April the [medical examiner’s] report be extradited to Elko County, 25 to investigate the death of back we had him picked up.” Nev., in conjunction with 56-year-old Jolin. Jolin’s body According to Utah court Take time out to spend with your family this holiday an alleged murder in West was found in a bathtub of hot records, Simkins pleaded Wendover earlier this year. water. guilty to misdemeanor DUI In season and enjoy the wonderful sounds of TMINUS5! Ernest Kent Simkins is According to police records, May 2003, and similar charges You can’t beat the price!! being held in the Salt Lake Simkins, who was in the room in 1988 and 1989. He has also County jail on a no-bail war- at the time, was suffering from been involved in three cases rant after being charged with injuries that he could not involving tax evasion and a the first-degree murder of a “adequately explain.” 1991 case involving more than West Wendover women. A report from the Nevada $13,000 in back child support. West Wendover Detective Coroner’s Office indicated that [email protected] A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 11, 2007 Winter Tree Festival to provide holiday cheer by Emily Gowans Christmas tree and presents. CORRESPONDENT A total of 41 trees — both green and flocked — will be Many organizations are in on display in the THS com- the giving mood this holiday mons for public viewing. season, including students Many different colors and from Tooele High School. ornaments adorn the trees The school’s annual Winter and themes range from “Star Tree Festival is going on Wars” to stars and stripes. from now until Dec. 14, with At week’s end, the spon- OA R MOY D EE P LO T Christmas trees decorated sored families will pick up and dedicated to families in their tree and other gifts pur- TTechnical Review Committee (TERC) / Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) Meeting need. chased for them. “This is a way that high “This program has been Wednesday, December 12, 2007, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. school students can give going on for many years and Tooele County Courthouse, Room 151 back to the community,” said has been really successful,” 47 S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah Sadie Palmer, THS student said Sal Maciel, THS stu- Agenda  Five-Year Review  3-D Geophysical Model “This is a way that high school  Comprehensive Geologic Evaluation  NOT Observations and Recommendations students can give back to the  Update on Remedial Action at SWMU 6, 10 and 25 community.” Tooele Army Depot is hosting a public meeting to discuss the Installation Restoration activities associated with its Environmental and Base Sadie Palmer Realignment and Closure Programs. The TRC/RAB was established to THS student body officer bring together members of the local community and the Army, and to provide the public with an opportunity to talk with experts about the work being performed on the Depot. TRC/RAB meetings are held three times a year. body officer. dent body officer. “Hopefully School clubs, organiza- we can continue it to help The public is encouraged to attend. tions and staff joined forces out needy families in the For more information contact: with the Community Action future.” Program to learn about The public is encouraged Larry McFarland less fortunate families who to donate. All proceeds will TOOELE ARMY DEPOT signed up for the program be split evenly between each Environmental Office this year. Students and staff sponsored family. photography / Maegan Burr (435) 833-3235 then raised money to pro- The Winter Tree Festival vide a little holiday cheer for runs from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tooele High School’s lunchroom is lined with trees Monday night for Winter Tree Festival. High school clubs and organizations decorated the trees to these families, including a each night. benefit needy families in the area.

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TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5

A STUDENT’S VIEW Winter break is more than just time off school

even and a half days of anxiety and excitement. that of kin. left until Christmas With the cold driving you Living as close as we do to S Break. But who’s indoors, snuggling with a Salt Lake City makes Temple counting? Alyssa Roberts blanket and a book next to Square and its beautiful light A better question would be CORRESPONDENT the fireplace is bound to displays accessible. The col- who isn’t counting? warm you inside and out. ors light up in your eyes and FREELot Purchasing Facts A whole week of no school Procrastinated shopping in your heart. opens many possibilities also makes the to-do list. No Simply closing your eyes now available for one and for restless teens. The first a snowman, or simply fall- matter how early you plan, and smelling the season — and undeniably the most ing to the ground to make a you always manage to let would suffice to entertain. five acre lots in Erda widely practiced of these snow angel. someone slip your mind. Evergreen trees, gingerbread, new options — will be the And upon returning to a Winter break is also full of cinnamon — Christmas To order call 435-578-0103 or opportunity to sleep in. This warm home, mixing up a cup song. Music that arouses the smells better than any other alone is a good tiding of great of hot chocolate is unavoid- Christmas spirit in everyone holiday. joy. able. The warm creamy taste is sung by carolers, heard There are multiple holi- As teens peek through the is soothing to a thawing on the radio, and carried in days hidden inside winter www.realbuyerinfo.com window on Mother Nature’s body. hearts of many. break. New Year’s brings a quilt of pure white, visions Ice skating provides an Family activities are time of resolving to become of snowboards also dance exhilaration incomparable to arranged more easily with better and celebrating every- through their heads. The nothing but Rollerblading. To schedules cleared. Spending thing you have accomplished temptation is even too strong glide gracefully across the ice time with those you love in the past year. for some to wait until winter only to fall flat on your face helps you remember the It’s a good thing that we break to visit the slopes. is half of the fun. meaning of Christmas. are given time off of school. But snowboarding is Indoor activities also make Social activities are an How else could we partici- not the only form of recre- the winter break agenda. abundance with parties to pate in all of these seasonal Transferring your ation that is snow related. Movies with a holiday theme attend and friends to meet. delights? Childhood memories can are reserved solely for this Loving friends can be as also be triggered by engaging season. They evoke anticipa- close as family, and their Alyssa Roberts is a senior at prescriptions is easy! in a snowball fight, building tion for this time already full presence can be valued with Grantsville High School. Just come into the pharmacy, tell us Grantsville teen takes cowboy shooting title what prescriptions you need and where by Alyssa Roberts ity, with participants racing the dressed up in western attire and score wins. Penalties are given they are currently, and we’ll do the rest. CORRESPONDENT clock to shoot at targets while sporting an alias — Jonathan’s for missing targets. manually cocking their own being Doober Jon — they must Jonathan’s score was not Last weekend, Jonathan . complete different scenarios. only good enough to beat all Johnson, 13, of Grantsville, won The convention and com- “In one of the scenarios we the others in his category, but first place in the Indoor World petition, known as Wild West did, they locked you in a jail- it was also higher than a lot of Championship of Cowboy Christmas, were held in Las house and you had to use the the adult scores, including his Action Shooting hosted by the Vegas. broom to grab the keys and father’s. Single Action Shooting Society “They have monthly shoots break yourself out of jail,” said Jonathan has been shoot- in the junior boys category all over the state that we go Dan Johnson. “Then you had to ing for only two years and has (ages 12-17). to,” said Jonathan’s father Dan shoot, and it was like you were proven skill and potential as 758 N. Main, Tooele The Single Action Shooting Johnson, also Grantsville’s shooting yourself out of jail.” he has followed in his father’s Society (SASS) is an interna- police chief. “But this is the big “It’s a hoot, and I love doing footsteps. Dan Johnson has Sheldon Birch, tional organization that pro- event.” it,” Johnson said. competed for over 10 years, and Pharm. D. motes the sport of cowboy More than just a good aim is Scores are composed of the Jonathan developed an interest 882-7775 action shooting. Cowboy action incorporated into the compe- participant’s time in each of as he watched his father shoot. shooting is a competitive activ- titions. With each participant the nine stage, and the lowest Early on, Jonathan proved his Mon - Fri 9 am–7 pm • Sat 9 am–1 pm • Closed Sun skill as a shooter, winning third place in his first competition. Who is Dr. T. Cole Snyder Announcing • A Chiropractic Physician. • Grantsville High Head Swim Coach. • Massage Therapist with over 10 years experience. • Former faculty member of Utah College of Massage Therapy Family of Schools. photo courtesy of Jonathan Johnson Jonathan Johnson, 13, shows his award from winning first place in the Indoor World Championship of Cowboy Action • Former Personal Massage Therapist for one Shooting. The convention, which was hosted by the Single Action Shooting Society, took place in Las Vegas last weekend. of the world’s top professional body builders. • Former 6 year sufferer of low back pain and Research suggests staying slim improves sciatica. • Husband to Natalie (Steadman) Snyder. survival odds after onset of breast cancer Clarke Johnsen Jr. High Band Teacher by Marilynn Marchione do show potential to influence The link remained even after • Triathlete ASSOCIATED PRESS survival.” researchers took into account Nichols led the study and differences in age, menopausal • Golf fanatic MILWAUKEE (AP) — Breast reported results Friday at an status, smoking and the stage cancer patients might have a American Association for of disease when the women powerful incentive to avoid Cancer Research conference in were diagnosed. gaining weight: better odds of Philadelphia. For women classified as obese Coupon good for surviving the disease. Researchers started with by body mass index — a measure New research suggests that 4,021 women in Wisconsin, of weight and height — the death for every 11 pounds a woman Massachusetts and New risk was more than twice that gains after being diagnosed Hampshire who had been diag- of women with a normal body $ with breast cancer, the chanc- nosed with breast cancer from weight. New Patient Physical, es of it proving fatal go up 14 1988 to 2001. They gave infor- The study was paid for by the 20 percent. mation on their height, weight, Susan G. Komen for the Cure Medicare, The study is by no means family history and breast can- Breast Cancer Foundation. Medicaid and $ definitive, but gives the stron- cer risk factors during tele- “It’s a large study, it was a X-rays (if needed), gest evidence yet that con- phone interviews. very well-conducted study at certain PPO’s 30 trolling weight — a good idea From 1998 to 2001, all survi- several centers in the United may not be anytime in life — may be espe- vors were mailed surveys ask- States” by well-known research- $ cially important after breast ing for updated information on ers on this topic, said Joanne included... Same day adjustment cancer. these factors and lifestyle hab- Dorgan, a breast cancer scientist please call for 20 “There was a significant its like exercise and diet. at Fox Chase Cancer Center in trend between increasing lev- After an average of six years Philadelphia. details. Please present coupon • Expires 12/31/07 els of weight gain and higher of followup since their diagno- Doctors have long known that mortality,” said Hazel Nichols, ses, 121 breast cancer deaths women who are overweight when a doctoral student at Johns and 428 non-breast cancer they are diagnosed with breast Hopkins Bloomberg School of deaths had occurred. For every cancer have poorer prospects. Tooele Family Call Public Health. “Lifestyle fac- 11 pounds of weight gain after “They’re more likely to relapse tors, the things you incorpo- diagnosis, the risk of death from and to die of their cancer than Chiropractic 882-1621 rate after a breast cancer diag- breast cancer or other causes women who are ,” Dorgan nosis such as diet and exercise, increased by 14 percent. said. 300 S. Main, Ste 2 Tooele For An Appointment A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 11, 2007

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW Heavy snowfall serves to remind us of civil duty

Nothing brings neighbors together like the first big blizzard of winter. The storm we got hit with on Friday and Saturday announced that the season was here in full. As the snow piled up, the streets were alive with people digging cars out of drifts, shovel- ing walks clear and de-icing steps — often not only for themselves but for their neighbors. The morning after that first snowstorm is always a time of camaraderie, as friends wave across the street at each other while they push snowblowers — a time that illustrates perfectly why many of us choose to live in small towns. Unfortunately, enthusiasm for keeping walks and steps clear seems to wane as winter progresses. As our holiday spirit ebbs and the doldrums of January and February grab hold of us, many mail- boxes and driveways tend to become blocked with glaciers of hard, gray snow, and many steps become dangerous because of ice and lack of handrails. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The problem of folks not properly clearing their sidewalks and steps became so acute last year that the Tooele postmaster had Blue Bags are first step no sorting time as compared to the three to appeal to residents with the threat that carriers could refuse to I praise the county for taking the first bins I had in my California garage. The LETTERS POLICY deliver mail if access to a home was blocked. And for every post- steps to a better recycling program. The bottom line is recycling does take a little The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- master that asks for clear walks, there must be dozens of passersbys Blue Bag program has made our family time, money and effort. However, there ters to the editor from readers. Letters that fall and curse the negligence of others. These dangerous side- recycling efforts much easier. Before, we are things that are worth a small sacrifice, must be no longer than 250 words, walks and steps are a problem for everyone from kids on their way had to run to the local school to dump and recycling is one of them. civil in tone, written exclusively for the to school to newspaper carriers, and a very real liability problem for newspapers, magazines and phone Emily Christensen Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by all homeowners. books. Now, we have even more options of Grantsville the writer’s name, address and phone We have a civic duty to make sure our fellow citizens can safely recycling materials, and doing it at home. number. Priority will be given to letters approach or pass by our homes. Let’s continue to keep our walks, We even used this program as a Cub Gravel pit not as planned that refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All letters may be subject driveways, mailboxes and steps clear throughout the winter — and Scout activity for the family. Regarding I am writing this letter in support of to editing. help our neighbors do the same. If we accomplish that, each snow- November’s letter of the month, “Blue the guest editorial written by Douglas storm will remind us again of what’s so good about living in a small Bags should be free,” I do not scoff at Spotted Eagle concerning the gravel pit Letters written to thank an individual or town. paying for the bags. If this is the price operating just outside the Stockton town organization should be submitted for that needs to be paid, it is little. But I do limits (“Gravel pit is clouding Stockton in “Notes of Appreciation” think attaining the bags should be made dust, noise,” Nov. 13). It was my under- GUEST OPINION easier. I had to wait two weeks because standing that the pit had certain restric- Readers who are interested in writing a the stores only had a small inventory and tive covenants related to pollution and longer guest op-ed column on a topic of were constantly out. Why can’t we pick hours of operation. The amount of dust general interest should contact Editor All-day kindergarten has a up the bags at the city building or even created by their operation is atrocious. Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- attach the cost onto our Tooele City util- I can dust my furniture in the morn- mation at the top of this page. ity bill? Also, why should we buy them at ing and by nighttime you cannot even E-mail: [email protected] definite downside as well the store where a sales tax is attached? As tell I dusted. Imagine what this is doing Fax: (435) 882-6123 I said, this is just the first step. I know this to our respiratory systems. I was under Mail: Letters to the Editor ll-day kindergarten program will improve the more we use the impression that would not Tooele Transcript-Bulletin sounds like a great oppor- and encourage others to recycle. operate on Sunday or after 10 p.m. other P.O. Box 390 A tunity. The teacher really Ann Herron Andres A. Alarcon nights. But I came home from work last gets to know your child, and how GUEST COLUMNIST Tooele Sunday night about 9:15 and their lights to help them learn. Your child were on and they were working. Most LETTER CONTEST gets enough hours in a learning Price to recycle is small nights I get home around 10:30 p.m. environment to really absorb Isn’t it amazing how two people can and they are working. Sometimes they Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will important skills. And, after all, • It is hard enough to find respond to the same event with an entire- have their lights out, but the are select the best letter of the month and kids are a lot smarter these days, qualified teachers to fill our ly different point of view? I’m writing still being filled and running. Traffic is reprint it in the first Open Forum page so they are ready to get on with classrooms, and we are run- in response to the Transcript-Bulletin’s also a concern. I now have two rock of the following month. The winning ‘real’ learning at a younger age. ning out of classroom space as November letter of the month, “Blue chips in my front windshield thanks to letter writer will receive a free one-year Other good aspects of all-day we speak. Kindergarten rooms, Bags should be free,” which lists the flaws them. They pull out of the plant heading subscription to the newspaper. The sub- kindergarten programs are not which used to do double duty for of the newly instituted Blue Bag recy- north and create a slowdown for normal scription can be transferred or used to having to pay day-care costs for morning and afternoon sessions, cling program. When I read the notice traffic. They cannot get their speed up renew a present subscription. another year, and your little tired generally require more space for about the Blue Bag program in the check- because they have full loads. During the 5-year-old can just have his 1 toys and ‘carpet time’ activities. out line at Soelberg’s, I was so excited winter months this could spell disaster, p.m. melt-down at school, not at • Most 5- to 6-year olds are not to finally have a recycling program in especially with slick road conditions. The an article belittling a young man who home. There are only 28 students ready for a six to seven-and-a- Tooele County. I ran and snatched a box county commissioners are the ones that was full of heart, trying to make chil- in the class, so your kid will have half hour school day — even if of bags while the cashier checked me allowed this gravel pit in our backyards, dren happy. The description was quite plenty of attention. And don’t you include a nap. out. Did I have to pay a little? Of course, and they are the ones that need to take cruel. Shame on Belnap for discouraging worry, the school will take care I realize that we live in a busy but compared to the fees I’ve paid in action to correct it. instead of encouraging, and trying to get of teaching your child everything world. For about 80 percent of other states for curbside recycling, it’s Mary Edwards a laugh at the young Santa’s expense. He they need to know — you don’t working moms with little kids, much less expensive. In fact, a roll of Stockton may not have been her ideal Santa, but have to worry about a thing. all-day means not having to seven bags can be purchased for around he gave it his best shot. In keeping the But let’s be clear about a few worry about a half-day sitter, or $6.50. This will last my large family about Teen Santa deserves an apology Christmas spirit alive, maybe Belnap can things in the kindergarten debate getting a child to or from school six months. The next week I bought a Christmas spirit can be found in our find it in her heart to change her attitude that not everyone wants you to in the middle of the day. garbage can to put in of my thoughts, attitudes and hearts. So why and give this young Santa the apology he know: And I’ll admit a lot of children kitchen. Does it take some thought and is Staff Writer Jamie Belnap’s attitude so deserves. • All-day kindergarten dam- these days have gone to pre- a few extra steps to put my recyclables negative in her Nov. 29 column, “Holiday Lorriane Mascarenas ages the academic performance school, making them more aca- in there? Of course. But it takes up much spirit can’t be purchased at any shop- Tooele of kids from middle- and demically prepared for all-day less space, is easier to reach and takes ping center.” It was quite rude to write upper-class homes — i.e. kids kindergarten. But come on, these that do not qualify for reduced are still little kids. Half-day kin- or free lunch. Clark County, dergarten gives them a chance GUEST OPINION in Las Vegas, did an internal to go to school for a few hours study showing that these kids and work in following directions, performed 3 percent worse on making friends and learning standardized tests by the second some academic skills. In an ideal Candidates wrestling with immigration talk grade if they attended all-day world, then they could go home kindergarten. and practice those skills with o paraphrase Ricky Ricardo, Rudy Giuliani is another who doesn’t • Arizona has offered all-day mom, dad or siblings — really Republicans got a lot of ‘splanin’ want the base to regard him as immi- kindergarten for more than a driving home the skills they need T to do. grant-friendly. But once upon a time he decade. The Goldwater Institute to live. Why do all the Republican candidates, was indeed immigrant-friendly, and real- found that kids in all-day kinder- In Utah, even kindergarten with the exception of John McCain, istic about illegal immigration. garten did initially improve their is optional — and with good continue to use immigration as a wedge “There are times when undocumented learning, but by fifth grade, there reason. We shouldn’t push very issue? immigrants must have a substantial was no measurable impact on young children to be in school all For instance, Tom Tancredo has spon- degree of protection,” he said in a 1996 reading, math or language arts day at the expense of the family sored legislation to make English the offi- speech. “For example, parents fearful of test scores. and playtime that makes child- cial U.S. language and to impose a mora- having their family deported may very • All-day programs cost more hood special. torium on immigration to the United well not send their children to public — about twice as much as half- States. Now, you might agree with the schools ... similarly, illegal and undocu- day programs — and are depen- Ann Herron is a journalist and Colorado congressman that Americans Romney’s first two no’s are, yes, directly mented immigrants should be able to dent on state funding. In Utah, former associate professor at need an official language, or that no more related to illegal immigration. But that seek medical help without the threat of we all know how much funding Utah State University who lives foreigners should be allowed to immi- fight “for English in the classroom” being reported. ... And everyone should the Legislature loves to give our in Tooele. She can be reached at grate. But please do not tell me that what — what does it have to do with illegal understand the practicality of want- strapped school districts. [email protected]. worries Tancredo is illegal immigration. immigration? ing undocumented immigrants to feel Tancredo (who is so disturbed by The answer: nothing. But Romney, comfortable reporting criminals to the the sound of foreign languages that he no dummy, understands that having police.” brags his immigrant grandfather banned too many Hispanics around — never In another speech that same year, Italian at home) is far out on the fringe. mind immigration status — makes the Giuliani said, “I believe the anti-immigra- But other Republican candidates have Republican base anxious. And so, even if tion movement in America is one of our placed themselves on the same slippery he says in another ad that “legal immi- most serious public problems.” slope. Says the announcer in a new Mitt gration is great,” his strategy has been to What Republican will agree? A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Romney ad running in New Hampshire denounce illegal immigration, then slip and Iowa, “He said no to driver’s licenses in a coded something that exploits fears Roger Hernandez is a syndicated colum- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus for illegals, no to in-state tuition, fought of Hispanics, whether citizen, legal resi- nist and writer-in-residence at New Jersey Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor for English in the classroom.” dent or illegal immigrant. Institute of Technology. OBITUARY A7

TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7

OBITUARIES

Beth Marcum her life, Ira Marcum. Together kids, numerous great-grand- they built a life of love and children, and many that knew Frame Expo! Our cherished wife, moth- friendship that few find. After her as “Mom.” A special thank er, friend, and confidant, Beth her retirement from the U.S. you to the Havens family for Marcum, 67, passed away in Civil Service in 2001, she and Ira their love and support through Dr. Lanny DuClos Green River, Wyo., Dec. 6, 2007. moved to Manila, Utah, where trying times. Born Nov. 1, 1940, in Roosevelt, she passed the time hunting Upon her request, she will be and Dr. Scott Allen to Jack and Amber Muny, she and fishing with Ira. cremated and there will be no grew up in White Rocks, Utah, Her parents, Amber and Jack, memorial service of any kind. If 88 E. 700 N., Suite A • Tooele, UT 84074 until 1955 when she moved to preceded her in death. She is anyone chooses to remember Salt Lake City. survived by her loving husband, her, she asked that you do in 435-882-6452 In 1959, she met and mar- Ira; sons, Kenneth (Vickie) your own way. ried Marvin Ackman, they later and Paul Ackman, Raymond Of the many gifts she shared, Presented by divorced. From that marriage, (Dorothy) Norrington; step- her humor, work ethic, and she had two sons, Kenneth and sons, Ira (Danielle), Mark and above all else, the love she gave Marchon, #1 Eyewear Paul. In 1965, she met Jerald Shawn Marcum; stepdaugh- were her greatest. Rest well, we Manufacturer in the World “Jerry” Norrington, they later she had one son, Raymond. ters, Linda (Albert) Baty and shall all meet again. divorced. From that marriage In 1981, she met the love of Diane (Ray) Leon; six grand- December 12, 2007 From 1-6 pm

Patricia A. Brookins and parents. tage. Patricia retired from Tooele Patricia instilled a well- In addition to our normal selection of over 500 Sept. 16, 1932 - Dec. 6, 2007 Army Depot after 25 years seated sense of hard work and frames, representatives from some of the world’s Patricia A. Brookins was of employment as a heavy love of family to all of her born Sept. 16, 1932, to Robert equipment diesel mechan- children and their children. finest designer eyewear manufacturers, Marchon, and Agnes Kirk in Tooele. ic. She worked in virtually She was greatly loved and will AirLock, Disney, Fendi, Flexon, Nautica, and many She died Dec. 6, 2007, after a every division or branch on be sorely missed by all who lengthy battle with illnesses. the depot and was known knew her. others, will present their Fall and Winter Fashion She is survived by her hus- throughout the base. “Mom Funeral services will be Collections. band of 59 years, Gary A. Brookins” enjoyed her work held Wednesday, Dec. 12, Brookins Sr.; two sons and and was proud of the quality 2007, at 2 p.m., at Redwood two daughters, Gary A. (Myra) of the products she produced. Memorial Mortuary, 6500 S. Enjoy refreshments and Brookins Jr. of Corpus Christi, She enjoyed many and varied Redwood Road. Viewings will Texas, Karen A. (Lee) Nelson of activities during her life, hold- be on Tuesday, Dec. 11, from enter to win a wide variety Tooele, Donna M. Rosenberger ing offices in clubs and orga- 6 to 8 p.m., and also one hour of incredible door prizes. of Ft. Bragg, N.C., and Douglas nizations from Butte, Mont., prior to services. Interment at C. (Cindi) Brookins of West to Salt Lake City, motorcycle Valley View Cemetery, 4335 W. Flexible spending accepted. Jordan; nine grandchildren, 17 riding in the desert and fish- 4100 South, West Valley City. great-grandchildren and one Jack W. Kirk; and numerous ing off the stern of an old boat. great-great-grandson. She is nieces and nephews. She is a descendant of pioneer also survived by her beloved She is preceded in death by stock and was very proud of Frank sister, Nancy J. Kirk; brother, her brother, Tom; sister, Judy; it and her Tooele Valley heri- OHLMAN M Attorney at Law Gary Lloyd Callister other in-laws, Brent (Laurie) Palmer, Pat (Max) Coon and FREE Chuck Anderson. He will be Consultation Aug. 16, 1935 - Dec. 9, 2007 missed by grandchildren, for Invite the whole town Gary Lloyd Callister, beloved Brandon (Melanie) Kimber, Wills & husband, father, grandfather, Tyler (Lacey) Kimber, Adam Trusts to your yard sale! son, brother and friend passed (Kacey) Palmer, Nick Palmer, away Dec. 9, 2007, at the age of Jordan Palmer, Brody Palmer, TOOELE 72. He was born Aug. 16,1935, Holli (Justin) Ogden, Meghan TRANSCRIPT to J. Lloyd and Louise Callister Adamson, Addam Tate, Allux 493 W. 400 N. Tooele BULLETIN and was raised in Tooele, with Montoya; six great-grandchil- five sisters. dren with one on the way; and 882-4800 He was very active in Scouting many nieces and nephews. www.schmutzmohlman.com 882-0050 and was an Eagle Scout. He Gary was preceded in death by loved sports and pitched for his father, John Lloyd Callister; USU softball. He was a member callings including the bishop sister, Pat Anderson; mother- of the winning team in the soft- of the Grantsville 4th Ward, in-law, Virginia Palmer; broth- ball tournament of the Senior bishop’s councilor and high er-in-law, Melvin Dunn; and Help us, Olympics in 2000. He coached council member. He was cur- nephew, Gregg Pomeroy. all his daughters and many rently serving at the Salt Lake Gary was a loving and devot- other kids in baseball and soft- Temple. In Gary and Sharon’s ed husband, father and grand- ball, winning numerous cham- retirement years they enjoyed father whose relationship with Help A Family In Need pionships. Gary graduated from many special vacations with his family was the most impor- Tooele High School in 1953. He friends and family. He enjoyed tant thing in his life. He will be Please donate any amount you can afford to the Tooele Transcript served as a meteorologist spe- BYU football games with life- greatly missed by all. He was cialist in the U.S. Army for two long best friend Gordon Lewis. adored by everyone he ever Bulletin Benefit Fund for this years chosen family or families. years. He earned his master’s He loved long rides through the made contact with. He was the degree from Utah State and desert, reading Louis Lamour most humble, nonjudgmental, taught school in Grantsville books in the canyon, and black kind hearted, caring man you for 29 years, and was loved by and white western movies. He would ever meet. all his students. He received could recite any sport statistic Funeral services will be held Tooele County School District ever asked. on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007, at Outstanding Teacher in 1992. He is survived by his wife, 11 a.m., at the Grantsville Stake He married the love of his Sharon of Grantsville; daugh- Center, 550 E. Durfee, with a life, Sharon Palmer on Nov. 6, ters, Lori (Kim) Palmer, Traci viewing from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. 1958, in the Salt Lake Temple. Holbert, Lisa (Todd) Montoya, prior to services. A viewing will They would have been married all of Grantsville, and Staci also be held on Wednesday, 50 years in November. They (Doug) Tate of Ophir. He is Dec. 12, from 6 to 8 p.m., at raised four daughters together also survived by his mother, Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., and provided them with the Louise Callister; sisters Betty Tooele. Burial will be at the perfect childhood. Gary was Dunn, Billie (Carsten) Pomeroy, Grantsville City Cemetery. The a very active member of The Beverly (Joe) Macari, and family wishes to express their Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Gloria Callister; father-in-law, appreciation to all family and day Saints and served in many Charles (Betty) Palmer; and friends at this difficult time.

employees will slow the industry truck drivers who are passing Food down further in the near future. through in Lake Point because continued from page A1 “Everybody’s in a hurry nowa- we’re close to the freeway, and we days and fast-food is the thing even have a special drive-thru for coupled with high demand, have to do, but in my opinion I think semi-truck drivers that includes fueled the fast-food boom. Tooele County has kind of maxed an outside phone they can use to “People always want more out in terms of the number of reach us.” choices — whether to have burg- fast-food places here,” he said. Neofitos said that with the ers, Mexican, Chinese or what- “The one thing that you notice county’s continuous sprawl of ever else,” Neofitos said. with a lot of the businesses is residential development, there is Tooele County public health help-wanted signs, and when no way to keep more quick-to- educator Brenda Nelson said it’s you drive around at 8 p.m. you build fast-food type restaurants only natural for fast-food chains see that most of the places are from coming to town. to keep flocking toward areas empty. We’ve had people hit us “When you see all the devel- where they know many of the up to franchise into Tooele, and opment going in and all the residents are more likely to pur- that would be okay with us if we empty land still available, you chase much of what they have could find enough help.” know there will be more retail to offer. Misty Fisher, supervisor for businesses, and that will include Please fill out and mail in the benefit form with “According to a report from both the Tooele and Lake Point more restaurants, either fast- your donation to Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit the Utah Department of Health, McDonald’s locations, disagrees. food or sit-down style,” he said. Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 or drop by 26 percent of people in Tooele She said there is a continuing “However, I also think competi- County are obese and 63 percent need for more fast-food restau- tion is good because it gives you the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, 58 North Main. If are overweight, and those fast- rants in Tooele County, espe- the opportunity to try and be one you have any questions please call 882-0050. food companies are doing their cially in the more lightly popu- step better than the rest.” research and figuring out who lated areas such as Lake Point Geovjian added that although buys fast-food and hamburg- and Erda, in order to prepare he supports more fast-food res- Donation amount: $50 $25 $15 $10 Other ers,” Nelson said. “Fast-food is all for further population growth in taurants coming into town, he based on demand, and that’s why the surrounding area. She added would also like to see more for- Name: so many places come here.” that the Lake Point McDonald’s is mal, sit-down-and-wait restau- However, not everyone is con- probably one of the busier fast- rants make their way into the vinced the fast-food boom will or food restaurants in the valley. valley. Address: should continue. “Right now in Lake Point we’re “We do have plenty of burger Blaine Fawson, owner of so far out there away from every- joints, which isn’t a bad thing, Kravers in Stansbury Park, said thing, and because the whole but what we need is a good steak- Phone: Tooele County is saturated area is growing so fast, I’d say we house,” he said. “We still don’t already with fast-food restau- need more out here,” she said. have one here yet.” *Make checks payable to the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund. This may be tax deductible. rants, and a shortage of available “We also get a lot of travelers and [email protected] A8

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photography / Maegan Burr 1021 W. Vine • Tooele Sledders slide down well-worn runs Saturday in Stansbury Park. The valley saw more snow by Sunday morning, refreshing the sled- http://tooele.usu.edu ding hill’s powder. Snow is possible again on Thursday. Man struck and killed by train by Suzanne Ashe Police and Union Pacific inves- The train conductor saw Insure a Healthy STAFF WRITER tigators, Gillette was alone on what he thought was debris on the tracks and did not make the tracks, but then realized it & Happy Holiday A 52-year-old Magna man any attempt to move when the was a person and stopped the was struck and killed by a train approached. train. It takes about a half mile Union Pacific train at 2 p.m. Gillette did not have any to a mile to stop a train, Hewitt Season! on Nov. 23 under the viaduct identification on him, accord- said. at 1900 North. The southwest- ing to Tooele City Police Sgt. Investigators are waiting for bound train was going about Todd Hewitt. Gillette was a toxicology report from the 55 miles an hour when it struck identified by fingerprints Utah State Medical examiner Flu Shots & Flu Mist and killed Victor Gillette. through Bureau of Criminal before closing the case. Clinics every Thursday According to Tooele City Identification records. [email protected] from 1-7pm. Call for more information. In shopping for safe toys this season, 435.277.2310 read up — and use common sense

by Mae Anderson Szymanski, publisher of uct or products can have a ASSOCIATED PRESS Toy Tips, a quarterly maga- problem.” zine and online guide, www. NEW YORK (AP) — This Toytips.com. Avoiding toys 4. Be skeptical of “hot Health Department holiday season, after various made in China would be dif- toy” lists. large-scale recalls, parents ficult anyhow, she said. “Now is not the time to may understandably be jittery “A billion toys in the coun- buy something on the sale 151 N. Main, Tooele about buying toys. But a little try are from China. A lot of rack or because your child research and a large dose of toys made in China are fine,” says she has to have it,” said common sense — rather than she said. Szymanski. Parents should a boycott of toys from China In recent months, toy mak- trust their own judgment. — can help shoppers make ers and retailers have stepped wise decisions, experts say. up safety measures. Mattel is 5. Follow age recommen- Current worries about lead testing every production run dations. paint shouldn’t obscure more for lead paint, among other Parents of children under perennial safety concerns, measures. Moves by Wal- 3 need to be particularly such as choking hazards, Mart Stores Inc. include test- vigilant and stick with toys shoddy workmanship and ing more toys in independent labeled for that age group, the like, no matter where a labs. and no older, Silver said. toy is made. “In terms of what parents POST-MASTERS EXCITEMENT! “There are a number of 2. Pay attention to should look for, what stands safety issues to look out for brands. out are things kids put in USU’s distance-delivered this season,” said Stephanie “Find products made by their mouth,” he said. Education Doctorate (EdD) & Oppenheim, publisher of companies you can trust, and “One of the biggest prob- Oppenheim Toy Portfolio, an make sure you’ve checked lems facing the toy business Education Specialist (EdS) degrees independent guide. “Parents the recall list,” said San is if you look at some of the are scheduled to begin Fall semester, 2008. need to be their own consum- Francisco-based Stevanne kids hurt, it’s 2-year-olds er advocate for children.” Auerbach, author of “Dr. Toy’s playing with toys marked ‘6 Visit http://distance.usu.edu and follow the Some tips for toy shop- Smart Play/Smart Toys.” and up."’ “degrees’ link to explore how to qualify. pers: Rather than looking for a toy’s country of origin, make 6. Beware of certain toy 1. Be informed. sure it carries a manufactur- types Contact News about toy recalls can er’s name, added Jim Silver, Parents should watch for Joyce or Suzanne 882-6611 be found at www.cpsc.org., editor of Toy Wishes, an toys with small parts, strings, 1021 W. Vine, Tooele the Web site of the Consumer industry trade magazine. splinters, projectiles or fuzz, Product Safety Commission, “Some products you often which could get stuck in tod- a federal watchdog agency. see, you can’t find manu- dlers’ throats. Also, toxic- Retailers’ and toy makers’ facturers’ names,” he said. smelling or too-loud toys. sites, including www.mat- “Those I would be concerned “If it doesn’t look right, if it tel.com/safety/, also provide about.” sounds too loud, trust your information. Then make sure the manu- instinct,” said Oppenheim. This year, more than 21 mil- facturer is a member of the She recommended that lion toys made in China were Toy Industry Association, parents do an inventory of recalled for lead paint, tiny which adheres to industry toys they already own and get magnets that could be swal- standards, Silver said. rid of any that seem unsafe. lowed, or other potentially Even fabric toys could pose serious problems. Toy makers 3. Shop at familiar toy a hazard if they are painted, ranged from giant Mattel Inc. stores. she said. to smaller companies such “Most retailers are well “People keep asking me, NEW DEGREES NOW OFFERED AT as Kids II Inc., which recalled informed and can be your ‘What can we feel safe buy- Baby Einstein Discover and best advocate for appro- ing?’, but until manufacturers Play Color Blocks. priately aged products,” step up to the plate, there’s no Yet keep in mind that Auerbach said. “Knowledge guarantee what you’re buy- recalls have been done “con- of your toy store also helps ing is going to be lead-free,” tinuously, forever,” many in cases like recalls because Oppenheim said. “That’s the having nothing to do with they can be your best infor- reality of the toy industry at China, noted Marianne M. mation on exactly what prod- the moment.” RUNNING OUT OF BREATH • Computer Applied Associate RUNNING OUT OF TIME • History & English Bachelors

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TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Advantage Signs We specialize in... &Graphic Design ➤ Professional Logos REEL TALK Certain restrictions apply. ➤ Indoor Signage See your Advantage Signs ➤ representative for details. Outdoor Signage ➤ Vehicle Advertising As low as • Magnets Season is right to watch overlooked holiday classics • Decals $ 95 Call ach year around this Jim Hardy (Crosby) and owner Rachel Bitterman (Joan per sq ft time critics write about Ted Hanover (Astaire) live Cusack) forces them to pay 2 882-7474 their top 10 favorite for the New York City night- her or she will turn the the- E Missy Thompson Christmas movies. To keep life, but Jim decides to run a ater into a nightclub. Luckily, STAFF WRITER from repeating my favorites farm in Connecticut, which Daniel (David Arquette), an from last year, this year’s is eventually turned into a angel-like character, sees how In loving memory of a very special lady round-up is of some over- entertainment venue called distraught Kermit is and goes Patricia Ann Mason looked Christmas films that are approaching their wed- Holiday Inn. Jim writes the to his Boss (Whoopi Goldberg) (Tricia Riddle) hopefully will make it into ding date when the conniving song “White Christmas” for for help. Daniel is sent to 11 June 1973 to 9 November 2007 someone’s living room this Barnaby (Ray Bolger) stirs up a their opening night gala that make see what Kermit’s life year. plot to get Mary to marry him draws patrons from around would have been like had he It’s only been a little while since you have been gone. To me it’s been a life time with more to come before Most people have seen instead. But the two goons the country. Every holiday — never been born. my time comes to be with you once again. “A Christmas Story” or the who are sent to drown Tom including Abraham Lincoln’s Of course the ending to I miss your smile, your laugh, the silk soft touch of many versions of “A Christmas and steal Mary’s sheep chick- birthday — the inn is open for this film is similar to “It’s a your hair, the soft tender touch of your hands, I miss Carol,” but other, lesser- en out at the last moment, musical performances. This Wonderful Life,” but has the the sparkle in your beautiful eyes, your tender sweet known films can be added to kidnapping him and selling continues until Independence magic of a Muppet movie that lips when we kissed, but most of all I miss holding you in my arms just where you belong. one’s traditional holiday rep- him to a band of gypsies. Day when Hollywood scouts can be enjoyed by viewers of I miss our talks about the kids, your family, our ertoire. The classics like “It’s a Mary discovers Tom is still venture to the inn and Jim all ages. friends and about us. I miss the way you filled my heart with happiness and joy. You gave Wonderful Life” are wonder- alive and with the help of overhears a plot that could “Scrooged” — 1988 me back life, a reason to live, a reason to cry. You gave back feelings that died inside of ful to watch year after year the village children, they set ruin the inn’s success. Just as “It’s a Very Merry me a long time ago. Back before you were born. and help get in the Christmas off to rescue him and help a “Holiday Inn” is the type of Muppet Christmas Carol” mir- You gave this all back to me with four little words with a lot of meaning the day you told me “I love you too.” To me you will always be very special, to family, your friends you spirit. But I recommend toymaker in Toyland bring film that once watched, will rors “It’s a Wonderful Life,” will always be Tricia. To me you will always be my sexy lady. branching out and starting a Christmas joy to all who want to be viewed again and “Scrooged” is very similar to I will always love you with all my HEART and soul which grows stronger each and every new tradition with a different live there. They also must again each Christmas. Charles Dickens’ classic “A day that passes by. I love you today, I’ll love you tomorrow, I’ll love you forever. Our festive film. defeat evil Barnaby before he “It’s a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Carol.” This ver- relationship together is special and was a secret. Now we are in the open. “Babes in Toyland” — 1961 destroys their Christmas spirit. Christmas” — 2002 sion of the film, however, was Love you forever Gary This Academy Award-nomi- “Babes in Toyland” is fun Although this Muppet modernized so that Frank nated musical may not be the for children and families. The movie was a direct-to-TV spe- Cross (Bill Murray) ran a tele- most believable or well-done songs will leave you humming cial, it still deserves a spot on vision station instead of being film, but it deserves a spot on the tunes. this overlooked list. Like other a greedy, uncaring Ebenezer this list because of its imagi- “Holiday Inn” — 1942 Muppet films, the puppet Scrooge. native, nursery-rhyme quality. Most know the song “White characters are integrated with If you want to change it up As a young child watching Christmas” because it’s a clas- humans to create a fun, slight- and watch a comedic twist to “Babes in Toyland” was like sic. But there is also a misper- ly imaginary world. Unlike “A a literature classic, this may being sucked into another ception that it came from the Muppet Christmas Carol,” this be a great addition to your world. It has many adult film “White Christmas” when uses spoofs and homages to holiday programming. In themes, but the Christmas in fact it came from “Holiday tell its story. The most obvious “Scrooged,” Frank is visited by aspect comes from a toymaker Inn.” Starring Rat Pack croon- homage is to “It’s a Wonderful three ghosts of the past, pres- attempting to make enough ers Bing Crosby and Fred Life” where Kermit the Frog ent and future who show him toys for the holiday. Astaire, composer Irving plays the George Bailey char- what his life will be like if he Mary Contrary (Annette Berlin won an Academy Award acter. continues in his cynically or Funicello) and her fiancé for his “White Christmas” Kermit looses all hope selfish ways. Tom Piper ( Sands) masterpiece. when the Muppet Theater [email protected]

also needed. Family Justin also has a 3-year-old continued from page A1 son, Chisum, who lives with AFTER SCHOOL DRAMA’s his mom, but the Paynes have Cast for “Charlie and the Chocolate at home — in order for him to visitation rights. The little boy Factory.” Fall Session graduate next year. likes horses and wears 2T in “We’re hoping Wes can hang clothing. (left to right) Front row: Landon Whitworth, in there long enough to see To help the Payne family, Lauren Johnson, Paige Varley. Back row: Normandy him graduate,” Wanda said. please drop off donated items Wanberg, Richelle Castagno, Morgan Giles, Nathan Krogh, Since Wes’s diagnosis, he or send money to the Tooele Jaden Brown, Christian Estrada, and Kimberlee Whitworth. has been in and out of hospi- Transcript Bulletin, 58 N. Main tals. He started going to the St., Tooele, Utah 84074, with After School Drama Ages 5-12 M.D. Anderson Cancer Center items clearly marked “Christmas Now Registering for Winter Session! in Texas about twice a year Benefit Fund.” from 1999 until 2003 for treat- [email protected] 884-6852 ments. The cancer started in his appendix and then grew photography / Troy Boman like a spiderweb, Wanda said. Wanda Payne looks to her husband Wesley, hoping they can spend one more Wes, who worked at US Christmas together. Wesley has been battling a rare cancer for eight years Magnesium for 20 years, has and now his health is deteriorating quickly. gone through many treat- ments — mostly experimental Wanda said their biggest associated with those sports because doctors don’t know a support system has been fam- as well. lot about the disease. The fam- ily. Throughout all the hard- “He has a wicked swing, even ily says they have to believe ships, the family still takes at age 4,” Wanda said about her that the treatments, including time to laugh and reminisce grandson’s golf skills. radiation, have helped him live about things like family vaca- Derek suggests a Wii game longer. tions, and to hope for the best. system would be fun for him, Wanda said all she wants for Wanda and Audrey are Weston and Justin. Christmas is for her husband hoping some of Derek and Wanda said it would be great to get better and for her fam- Weston’s Christmas wishes if her sons, grandson and Wes ily to be together. Money for can be fulfilled. Derek needs were able to get Jazz basket- a plane ticket so Justin could a size 13 pair of basketball ball tickets. She had intend- come home would be appre- shoes and a pair of pants, size ed to get tickets for them this ciated, Wanda said, especially 44x32. He also recently started Christmas, but said she isn’t since nobody is sure how long fly fishing and would like a going to be able to. Wes has left to live. fly fishing pole. Weston likes The family has realized Wes and Wanda have been cars and would like some Xbox scrubs have come in handy married for 27 years now, and 360 games like Guitar Hero. while caring for Wes, so scrubs Wanda says, “He’s not just my He likes fishing, skateboarding — size XL for the tops and We can help you husband, he’s my best friend.” and golf, and likes video games large for the bottoms — are with all your electronic needs except for one: est in volunteering.” Wells, who is also an adjunct Dental Currently, the clinic has professor for the University of continued from page A1 three patient chairs with nec- Louisville School of Dentistry Trying to fit the essary equipment attached, in Louisville, Ky., said he is also “The dental assistant/office two sinks, a panoramic x-ray currently trying to coordinate manager will be our one full- machine, a smaller-scale tooth an internship program at the big ones under time staff member, while x-ray machine, a film develop- clinic for dental students from everyone else working there, er for the x-rays, several den- the University of Louisville. your tree... the dentists and assistants, will tist and assistant chairs, and a “The program would last 12 be volunteers,” Wells said. “We special sterilization machine weeks and cover most of the We have electronics that range are looking at the options of to sterilize dental instruments. summer, and we’d have one from GPS Receivers, iPods, hiring some professional staff Stephanie Jensen, executive student at a time for six weeks,” members, but that is still yet to director for Salt Lake Donated he said. “We’re still working on mp3 players, digital cameras, be determined.” Services, which is a dental the arrangements with the uni- printers to anything that will Tooele County clinic for homeless individuals versity, but this will be a good make your loved one smile after Environmental Health Director and those who are 100 per- opportunity for the students to ripping off the wrapping paper. Jeff Coombs said the majority cent below the poverty level, gain experience and training of the dental equipment has said she has also worked with outside of their area.” now been installed in the clin- the Tooele County Health Coombs also said there ic space, and that the health Department to help get their are plans to give experience department is still advertising dental clinic up and running. and training to dental stu- for the dental assistant/office “We have dentists who are dents coming from the new manager. all volunteers and a small staff vocational/technical training “We’ve been advertising maintained here at Salt Lake school being planned by the locally through the paper for Donated Services, so we gave Tooele County School District. the dental assistant/office them feedback on what we “The new school will be Wireless Beehive manager, and as part of the had done and how our pro- teaching dental assisting and Electronics job the person would act as a gram has worked,” she said. medical assisting as part of secretary and do front office “We talked to them about vol- their classes, and we think our Looking for nuts, bolts Ext. Hrs. Hwy 36 & and clerical duties,” he said. unteer recruitment and other dental clinic could be used as a or other fasteners? M-F 10-7 “As far as equipment goes, we things like that. We offered to place for those future students Sat. 10-6 Village Blvd, have the majority of what we donate equipment to them, to gain more experience,” We have over 5,000 need, but still have a few minor but they were already able to Coombs said. fasteners in stock. Stansbury Park things to get. We’ve already had purchase equipment through [email protected] several dentists express inter- funding.” 83-shack (837-4225) A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 11, 2007 Sports Grantsville girls’ latest Nigh sinks two free wins bring record to 7-0 by Mark Watson 24 after three quarters and withstood a throws to beat Rabbits SPORTS EDITOR fourth-quarter surge by the home team to win 43-40. by Jake Gordon If you enjoy a little drama with your At Snow Canyon Grantsville sprinted CORRESPONDENT basketball, you might want to hit the road out to a 34-23 lead at intermission only with the Grantsville girls basketball team. to see the Warriors fight back to tie the In a fourth quarter that had In Grantsville’s last three road games it game at 53 at the end of regulation. In the its fair share of fouls and free has won by margins one, three and one final seconds of overtime Snow Canyon throws, it was only fitting that (in overtime) against some of the top connected on a three-point shot to tie the it all came down to the foul teams in the state. game at 62 with eight seconds remaining. line. With 7.5 seconds left and a “I think any win on the road is obvi- “Sammie Jensen had four seconds to two-point lead, Meredith Nigh ously a good thing. Our players have get down the court. She was able to get stepped up to the line and sank been able to keep their composure in the ball to Rachel Topham who went in for both of her free throws to seal close games on the road,” said Grantsville the lay-up and was fouled with .8 seconds the victory over Delta 45-41. coach Kenzie Newton. remaining in the game,” the coach said. Nigh led all scorers with 14 Grantsville traveled south last weekend Topham connected on the first of two points with Corrine Bird fin- for a Friday night game at 3A Canyon foul shots to give the Cowboys the vic- ishing with 13 of her own. View in Cedar City and a Saturday after- tory. Perhaps the most impressive noon match-up at 4A Snow Canyon in The two road wins improve Grantsville’s all-around effort came from St. George. Both teams were undefeated record to 7-0 with a home game tonight Alexis Bird who also had 13 going into the games with Grantsville. points with 10 rebounds and At Canyon View Grantsville led 29- SEE IMPROVE PAGE A11 ➤ four steals against the visiting Rabbits. Tooele started out strong with a strong defensive effort, frustrating Delta to begin the Dugway hoop team remains game. Corrine Bird finished off the quarter on 6-0 run of her own with three straight lay- undefeated after six games ups, two of which came off of offensive rebounds. by Mark Watson game against the Grantsville sopho- Delta came out in the second SPORTS EDITOR mores. quarter more determined to The coach acknowledges his team pressure the Tooele dribbling On Friday the Dugway Mustangs has to fight for rebounds because of and it worked, forcing bad jumped out to a 25-9 lead in the first their size, but so far so good. passes and turnovers. With the quarter at home against St. Joseph and “We can play with anybody in the pressure Delta was able to tie cruised to their sixth straight victory state,” Bruce said. the game with a lay up and foul of the season 62-49 over the Jayhawks. Dugway rolled to big wins over its shot by McKenzie Peterson, Dugway ran its record to 6-0 overall and first three opponents this year pound- erasing a seven point deficit to 1-0 in region with the victory. ing Mount Vernon, Grantsville sopho- tie the game at 14-14. Dugway starts three juniors who have mores and Milford. The last two games “They came out strong and been playing together on the team since were a bit tighter with a 61-53 victory tried pressing our guard toward they were freshmen. over West Ridge Academy and a 62-49 the sidelines and forcing bad “I don’t know what our greatest victory over St. Joseph. passes from us,” said Tooele photography / Abby Palmer strength is; we don’t have any size with Other top players on the team include coach Karie Frederickson. “I THS forward Lauren Lescanec (15) looks for an open teammate to nobody over 5 feet 10 inches, but we’re Dakota Woolett who is averaging 11.9 told them to have confidence pass the ball during Thursday night’s game against the Delta Rabbits. pretty quick and we have some shoot- points per game. Zack James provides in their dribbling abilities and The Lady Buffs won 45-41. ers,” said coach George Bruce. the inside muscle for the team at 5 feet to use the middle of the court The Mustangs are shooting just below 10 inches and is averaging 12.7 points when they press us.” a seven point lead halfway quarter and the referees call- 50 percent from the field, but Bruce is per game. Tooele was able to counter through the third quarter. After ing a lot more fouls in the sec- hoping his team’s foul shooting does The lone senior on the team is by being more aggressive and a Delta time-out the Rabbits ond half that seemed to be not come back to haunt them. So far the Preston Edwards who scores 8.7 points getting to the foul line which started looking and nailing ignored in the first half there team is only averaging 40 percent from per game. Also starting is sophomore enabled them to own a three shots from outside the three- were plenty of foul shots to go the foul line. Jackson Jones with a 4.2 points per point 20-17 lead at the half. point line to gain a one-point around for both teams. Point guard Morgan Kartchner has game average The Lady Buffs came out lead heading into the final Tooele regained the lead been lighting up the scoreboard this “Morgan is just a great shooter and strong at half with a 6-2 run, quarter. behind four straight points season with a 22.3 points per game Woolett shoots well,” the coach said. lead by Corrine Bird’s two With both teams playing average. He has connected on 16 three- strong post moves that built more aggressive in the final SEE NIGH PAGE A11 ➤ pointers this season including six in a SEE UNDEFEATED PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele boys nab road win Grantsville boys squad still seeking with final three-point shot winning formula in time for region

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The Tooele boys basketball team sank The Grantsville boys basketball six three-point shots against Juan Diego team will face four more pre-sea- Friday night on the road with the last- son opponents before it opens its three-pointer coming with eight sec- region schedule on Jan. 4 at home onds left in the game to give the visitors against Logan. a 53-52 victory. “We’re still working on some Tooele led 20-13 after one quarter things and the kids are not getting thanks to the offensive fire power from discouraged. We just need to learn its top two gunners Matt Wihongi and how to win and hopefully we can get that done in the next few games before heading into region play,” “We know that in our said coach Larry Sandberg. The Cowboys will challenge a league we’ll have to pair of Summit County foes on the road this week. On Wednesday the earn everything we get Cowboys travel to North Summit and then play at Park City on so our main goal is to Friday. The road has not been kind so far, stay positive.” but Grantsville has been extremely competitive at home. Ray Brazier Last Friday Grantsville got off to THS boys basketball coach a slow start in a home game against Union dropping behind 11-2 early in the contest. Grantsville finished Tanner Stuart. Stuart scored nine of his the first quarter down 15-5. The game-high 19 points in the opening photography / Maegan Burr Cowboys chipped away at the lead quarter hitting a trey and three two- Tooele’s Tanner Stuart fires up a shot against and eventually went up by three point buckets. Wihongi also added seven Woods Cross last week. The junior point guard with about three minutes remain- of his 17 points in the opening stanza. scored 19 in a victory over Juan Diego on Friday. ing in the contest thanks in part to Juan Diego stormed back during the three three-pointers from Trevor second and third periods to take a 40-38 28 before returning home to face off Lujan. lead after three quarters. The two teams with county rival Grantsville on Jan. 2. “The kids did a good job com- engaged in a tight battle in the finals Coach Ray Brazier said the goal for the ing back and taking the lead in stanza until the final Tooele trey spelled team this year is to play every game with the fourth quarter, but we couldn’t doom for the Soaring Eagles. heart, discipline and contribution. convert on a couple of possessions Derrick Anderson added six, Boone “Our responsibility as a coaching staff and they regained the lead. We photography / Maegan Burr Baird five, Jordon Biorge four and Chase is to put our players in the best situation then had to foul and they were able Grantsville’s Justin Huber (13) and Austin Gumucio (44) concentrate on defense Banks two for the Buffs. for them to succeed,” he said. to hit their shots,” Sandberg said. against Union on Friday. The visitors escaped Grantsville with a close win. With the victory Tooele improves to “We know that in our league we’ll Logan Paulich scored eight and 2-2 on the season and hosts Cyprus have to earn everything we get so our Kaleb Rupp six. Cody Colson, Joey It has been scoring by commit- in scoring average with 7.7 points tonight. main goal is to stay positive,” the coach Logan and Alex Childs each scored tee this year for the Cowboys with per game followed by Logan at 6.7 Tooele plays at Bear River on Dec. 18, said. four. Justin Huber two and Austin nobody averaging in double figures and Lujan at 6.5. at West on Dec. 21 and at Ogden on Dec. [email protected] Gumucio one. for the year. Childs leads the team [email protected] A11

TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Depth of Tooele High swim teams SPORTS WRAP Schedule changes ketball game pitting Tooele There have been some and Grantsville. That game changes to the Tooele High will not be played. The orig- makes piling up points much easier School sports schedule after inal schedule was submit- it was printed in calendar ted several months before by Mark Watson form earlier this summer. the season started and some SPORTS EDITOR The sports schedule calen- changes were necessary. dars are displayed at vari- Top Grantsville wrestler The Tooele High swim team ous businesses throughout A top Grantsville sopho- tuned up for its own mega 11- the community. The calen- more wrestler was omitted team invitation this Friday and dar shows a boys basket- from a list of top Grantsville Saturday by topping Cyprus, ball game for Dec. 14 with wreslters in a story on Spanish Fork and Grantsville Granger at Tooele. Instead Nov. 29. Grantsville’s Corey in both boys and girls competi- of playing Granger, Tooele Gunderson finished third tion in a meet last Thursday at will travel to West High for a at region last year as a Pratt Aquatic Center. game on Dec. 21. The calen- freshman and qualified for In boys competition dar also shows the Tooele- the state tournament. He Tooele downed Cyprus 198- Grantsville basketball game returns for his sophomore 67, Spanish Fork 188-85 and for Jan. 2 at Grantsville. season and will wrestle in the Grantsville 221-31. Instead, that game will be 112-pound slot. Grantsville In girls competition Tooele played in Tooele. The calen- hosts the Cowboy Duals this defeated Cyprus 165-108, dar also shows a girls bas- Friday and Saturday. Spanish Fork 197-79 and Grantsville 225-22. The depth of Tooele was no match for either Spanish Fork or Cyprus while Grantsville Party Paper continues to improve with each meet under new coach Dr. Cole Snyder as they lay the photography / Troy Boman foundation for their program, said Tooele coach Mel Roberts. Tooele High swimmer Gilbert Nichols takes a deep breath Thursday at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Both boys and girls prevailed in a four-team meet last week. ROLLS Tooele swimmers showed how happy they were to be • multiple sizes back in their own pool as they “I was especially pleased to venture out into new events second year swimmers are established several personal with the progress of the first and take a risk, but these kids working hard. These swim- • different stocks bests in Thursday’s meet. and second year swimmers,” don’t balk at whatever the mers include Crystal Pedro, • cover tables Mary Burden set personal Roberts said. “They take what coaches ask of them,” Roberts Staphanie Lee, Dalton Ryals, • crafts records in the 50 free (:25.99) we have been working on prior said. Jennifer Gardner, Skyler Smith, • moving and the 100 free (:56.88) to lead to the meet and use it in their “The juniors and seniors are Meredith Bridges, Airica $ the girls. Tiffani Smith contin- races and their times just con- not making the big time drops Stewart, Alaina Alldredge, • coloring 2 ues to close in on the varsity tinue to improve.” like their younger teammates, Lauren Howden, Sydney Inquire within record in the 100 breaststroke. These young swimmers are but are getting near their best Harrison, Brooke Loveless, The boys were once again led now doing events other than times. They’re gaining endur- James Stoddard, Spencer Ricci, by seniors Mat Snarr, Gilbert just the 50 and 100 freestyle ance and will be ready when Casey McEachern, Gordon and Nichols, Matt Ricci, Stephen and finding out what they are the big meets come around Gary Nielson, Danny Philpot, Chevalier and sophomore capable of, according to the like the Tooele Invitational, Nelson Fish, Mason Neufeld Dustin Perkins in the breast- coach. region and state. and Chelsea Smaellie. 58 North Main • Tooele stroke. “A lot of swimmers are afraid Several young first and [email protected] Undefeated Find Your Dream Home! “We can play with anybody in the Improve TOOELE continued from page A10 TRANSCRIPT state.” continued from page A10 BULLETIN He added that the first two against North Sanpete. players off the bench also George Bruce Newton said this group has add some spark to the team. DHS boys basketball coach worked together for a few Dugway has three chal- years now and the hard work Pet of the Week lenging games on the slate at summer camps is paying this week with a game at The Mustangs host the team; they’re good but they off. Intermountain Christian Tooele sophomores on don’t have much size either,” Grantsville’s only senior, tonight, and then home Friday and then host 4-1 the coach said. Kylie Erickson, enjoyed a pro- games on Friday and Manila on Saturday. [email protected] ductive weekend scoring 32 Saturday. “Manila is similar to our points in the two games. At Canyon View she tallied 12 points on five field goals and two-of-five foul shooting. Nigh After a strong second half in continued from page A10 Cedar City, Erickson scored 16 points in the first three from Alexis Bird. The Lady quarters at Snow Canyon and Buffs eventually built a com- scored four more points in fortable eight-point lead after overtime for a 20-point out- an offensive rebound and put ing. back with less than a minute The coach said Kelsi Wells left in the game. played an excellent game Down eight, Delta didn’t defensively at Canyon View give up as they fired in two holding the home team’s lead- three-pointers and a lay-up in ing scorer to only 11 points. three consecutive possessions, At Canyon View Marrisa which their last three-point Robbins, Jensen and Wells Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be shot by Shanel Bliss brought each scored nine points with required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. the game within two points. Topham adding four. Shelters are only required to hold animals for That’s when Delta fouled At Snow Canyon Jensen Nigh hoping that she would at scored 11, Wells nine, Topham three days before they are euthanized. least miss one but they weren’t five and Taylor Chaney four. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals that lucky as Nigh calmly North Sanpete is 2-4 on the available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at nailed both free throws to ice season, but Newton expects 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. the game as Tooele won its a battle. third consecutive victory. “They beat us last year by Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. “Alexis Bird was huge in one; you can’t overlook any- this game, dominating . I think every team is Tooele Veterinary boards and causing problems going to want to come in here for them on defense and dis- and beat us.” Clinic rupting their offense,” said [email protected] 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Frederickson. “With three straight wins our confidence is awesome and it gives us great momentum heading into Christmas break.” The Lady Buffs (3-2) next play at Uintah on Friday with photography / Abby Palmer their next home game not coming until mid-January. Tooele High School guard Meredith Nigh (22) sprints down the court during Thursday night’s game against the Delta Rabbits. Help for Hunter Celebration Fundraiser Beautiful Poetry About Tooele! December 15th, 2007 Circle of Light in a Smelter Town New and Collected Poems Located at: Elaine Ipson writes with a quiet control, without exaggeration or self- The Moose Lodge indulgence. The poems recite history in its intimacy and immediacy, but without fanfare. 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HOMEFRONT Holiday dishes with In His Father’s Southern feel, flair Footsteps Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT

ver time, families develop Christmas food Otraditions. The favorites may have been passed down through generations or they may be more current. Often, they are a blend of the two. Traditional dishes may hail from the lands of one’s ances- try, such as areas of Europe or South America. Some favorites are regional to this country — those from the Southern states may have certain favor- ites that differ from those of the Northeast or the Southwest. Please share your favorite traditional holiday dish recipes with us to publish during the coming weeks. Your ideas can be simple or more difficult. E-mail your recipes and any thoughts about them to [email protected] or call Diane Sagers at 882-6797. This week’s guest cook is Mary Durtschi who currently lives in Stockton. As I visited on the telephone with Mary Durtschi last week, I was quickly caught up in her enthusiasm for her family’s favorite Christmas dishes. She explained to me in her Southern drawl that she has dishes she makes traditionally and her family just can’t seem to get enough of them. With many of her seven grown chil- dren and their families return- ing for special occasions, she doubles and triples the recipes photography / Maegan Burr for many of the favorites and they still empty the dishes. Rhonda and Michael Wells hold up a photo of Michael’s father’s Parachute Infantry Regiment. The Wells recently visited Sospel, France, where Michael’s father served in 1944 as part of Born in Louisiana, Mary the campaign to liberate France from Nazi control during World War II. grew up on a farm. As a young woman, she came to Utah where she met her future hus- band. After her marriage, the family moved around the coun- try as her husband’s employ- Stansbury Park couple ment transferred them around. Mary and her husband, David, have now happily settled in travels to France to trace Stockton. But her Southern roots run deep and still play a major role in her cooking. Her father’s service in family is happy about that. She shares her recipes below and with each recipe I have included the tricks she uses to World War II make the dishes turn out the way her family likes them. “One of our family favor- by Hollie Smith ites is sweet potato casserole. It is wonderful. I can’t take credit for the recipe — a friend tansbury Park residents Michael and Rhonda Wells had the in Colorado Springs made it opportunity to relive history and bring a legacy to life as for me when I had my fifth they traveled to Sospel, France, to walk in the footsteps of baby. But it is delicious,” Mary Michael’s father, who helped liberate the region from Nazi explained. control exactly 63 years earlier during World War II. It is important to use the Last year, the Wells scheduled a cruise to Europe for this right ingredients for the right past October, not knowing they would be traveling to the very results, Mary cautions. place Michael’s father had served in the war. “When it is made right it Michael’s father, Chester, was a member of the 517th is wonderful. Once when I SParachute Infantry Regimental Combat Team during World was making it I realized I was War II. The 517th was the unit that sieged Col de Braus — a out of butter and didn’t have mountain pass connecting Sospel and L’Escarene — and, after time to go to the store. I used more than 50 days of battle, the ground of Sospel. Chester was soft spread instead. It isn’t the in his late-20s when he served there. same. There is not enough oil Michael actually thought his father was in the 101st air- in soft spread and the mixture borne unit for his entire life and only discovered his father was didn’t whip up right. Usually actually a member in the 517th when he found documents it is fluffy and the top is crisp that had been preserved from the time of his father’s service. — that time it was too soft and His father had been with the 517th since its inception. runny.” After some searching, Michael connected with a couple in France about a month before the cruise. The Wells were going Yam or Sweet Potato to meet Roland and Patricia Orengo in Sospel. The Orengos, Casserole along with Frederick Brega and Ann Sophie Deloche, orga- 5 medium sweet potatoes. nized a day-long visit for the Wells that took them through the Mary prefers the darker ones, places where Michael’s father had once been. but light or dark will work. During their visit, the Wells found that the memory of the 1/4 teaspoon salt past seemed to be undeniably intertwined into the everyday 1/4 cup melted butter lives of the people of Sospel, as young men dressed in true- photography / Maegan Burr 2 eggs to-time World War II attire reenacted a scene from the war 63 1 teaspoon vanilla years ago. The young men proved that history is not forgotten Michael Wells shows pictures that his father took while he was stationed in France during World War II. 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 cup sugar SEE FATHER PAGE B10 ➤ 2 tablespoons cream milk SEE DISHES PAGE B2 ➤ B 2

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Keep doing and potatoes light and fluffy. 1/3 cup brown sugar �������������� 801-465-0300 photography / Diane Sagers Serving our clients since 1978 that until they come out fairly 1 9-inch lightly baked pastry built with pride before the is applied Banana pudding is a family favorite at the Durtschi home. As a child, Mary’s � clean. It takes out the fiber. “Corn pudding is really shell 1-800-373-5550 www.clearybuilding.com Always do this process until easy,” Mary said. “It is really a family had this treat for special holidays like Easter and Christmas, and she 1/2 to 3/4 cup shopped and her siblings preferred this dish to cake for their birthdays. the fibers left on the blades are corn soufflé. I triple the recipe pecans really small. That is the key,” (single recipe below) and it is 1/2 cup half and half or Precook pecans for 3 minutes NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 Mary says. always the first thing to go. My Corn Pudding (Corn evaporated milk. Mary says this at 425 degrees. Spread in pan Add salt, butter, eggs, vanilla, family just loves it. There are Soufflé) makes it creamier. and bake. Pre-bake pastry shell TOOELETRANSCRIPT cinnamon, sugar and cream always quite a few here to eat, 4 eggs whipped 1/2 teaspoon vanilla for about 5 minutes. It will not BULLETIN and mix in. but it is definitely a favorite.” 6 tablespoons of melted but- 1 box vanilla wafers be completely baked. Place in a 2-quart casserole ter “I use real butter” 6 fully ripe bananas Combine butter and brown 2 tablespoons of all purpose 4 egg whites sugar in a saucepan. Cook, stir- flour 1/3 cup sugar ring constantly until sugar melts 1/2 teaspoon salt Mix milk, 1/2 cup sugar, flour, and mixture bubbles vigorously. 1/2 teaspoon onion powder salt, and egg yolks in blender Remove from heat and stir in 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder mixing until very smooth. pecans. Spread over the bottom 1/4 teaspoon red pepper (cay- “They don’t necessarily do of the partially cooked pastry enne) it this way in the South, but I shell. Bake at 425 degrees for 5 10 ounces frozen kernel corn always use blender to blend this minutes or until bubbly. Remove thawed first part. My mama didn’t do it from oven and allow to cool 17 ounces cream canned that way because she didn’t have thoroughly before adding sweet corn. “They don’t make 17- a blender, but I like to do it that potato filling. ounce cans of cream corn any way,” Mary explains. “During the day while I am Come Visit more, so I have to measure it Place half and half in top of cooking, I don’t cook other each time,” she noted. double boiler and add blended meals. People get hungry, so I 1 cup heavy whipping cream milk-sugar-egg mixture. try to have a snack available. Spray a 9x13 casserole dish Place the double boiler over They like this cheese ball recipe with non-stick cooking spray. boiling water. Cook until the that I got from my daughter-in- Santa Claus Mix all the ingredients together. mixture thickens up. “It won’t law’s mother,” Mary said. Pour into the greased casserole get real thick because it is Cello’s Cheese Ball at the dish. Bake at 325 for 1 1/2 hours hot, but it will thicken,” Mary 2 8-oz packages cream cheese until set and golden brown. explained. 1 8-oz can crushed pineapple A&W Restaurant Serves 8 Remove from heat. Add vanil- drained “In the South, homemade la and mix in. 2 cups chopped pecans in GRANTSVILLE banana pudding is hands-down Layer bottom of a 8x11 1/2- 1/4 cup finely minced green the favorite dessert. Growing up, inch casserole dish with vanilla peppers December 15th we had it for Thanksgiving and wafers. Stand more on edge to 2 tablespoons finely chopped Easter. And we never wanted line the outside of the pan. or minced onion 1-4pm a birthday cake, we wanted “I use the best quality (brand- 1 teaspoon salt banana pudding. I always dou- name) vanilla wafers because Beat cream cheese until ble this recipe. There is no doubt the cheap ones don’t work as smooth. Stir in pineapple and what dessert my family likes well,” Mary noted. 1 cup of the chopped pecans, best,” Mary said. Slice bananas over vanilla the onion, bell pepper and salt. A&W Restaurant wafer layer. Chill and shape into a ball. Roll Banana Pudding “I use approximately six for it in remaining nuts. Wrap in 230 East Main 1/2 cup sugar this recipe but depending on the plastic wrap and refrigerate 4 to Grantsville, Utah 3 1/2 tablespoons flour size of the bananas, it may take 5 hours. 435-884-5508 Dash salt more or less. We like plenty so I Serve with assorted crackers. UT10_ropert_ttb_01:Easier_ROP_small_AEP_HURRY 11/20/07 8:37 AM Page 1 Add 1 1/2 cup of milk layer them deep. Use fully ripe This rice recipe is really sim- 4 egg yolks bananas so they are soft, but ple. You just put it together and not as ripe as for banana bread,” let it bake, she notes. Mary says. Pour half of pudding mixture Dukes Rice over bananas. (from Mary’s friend in Place another layer of vanilla Tennessee) wafers, bananas and pudding. 1 cup uncooked long-grain CHOOSING Place another layer of cookies white rice. over the top. 1 stick melted butter Preheat oven to 425 degrees. 2 cans beef consume Make a meringue by putting 8-ounce can sliced mush- A MEDICARE the egg whites in a clean glass rooms bowl and whip them until they 1/4 cup dried onion. “I like it are fluffy to soft peaks. Add 1/3 better with dried than with fresh PLAN JUST cup sugar. Continue beating in this case,” Mary said. until very stiff peaks form. Top Combine all ingredients and entire banana pudding with the put it in 9x13 pan. Bake covered meringue. for about 1 hour at 350 degrees. GOT EASIER Bake at 425 for about 5 min- This Pumpkin Chiffon Pie rec- utes until meringue is golden ipe came from Mary’s mother- brown. Cool completely. This in-law’s old cookbook from the dessert should be served cold. early 1940s. Regence invites you to attend a FREE Dates and Locations of FREE Regence Seminars Sweet potatoes are more of SEMINAR to discover what thousands a way of life in the South than Pumpkin Chiffon Pie of other Utah residents already they are typically in the West, so 1 tablespoon unflavored gela- it is no surprise that Fluffy Sweet tin know: Regence MedAdvantage is Potato Pie is a favorite at the 1/4 cup milk a better value. Monday, December 17, 2007 Durtschi house. This recipe is 1/2 cup milk 2:00 p.m. one Mary’s first cousin gave her. 3/4 cup sugar • Assured access to a large panel You can use pumpkin in place 1 1/4 cups pumpkin mashed Best Western of the sweet potatoes if you pre- (canned or homemade – even of doctors and providers 365 N Main Street fer, Mary said, but she likes the better) Tooele, UT sweet potatoes much better. 3 egg yolks • $500 preventive dental care benefit “The key to my cooking is to 1/2 teaspoon salt keep it easy but sweet potato pie 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg • Prescription drug coverage is worth the effort,” Mary laughs. 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger option that includes all approved Fluffy Sweet Potato Pie 3 egg whites 1/2 envelope unflavored gela- 1/4 cup sugar Medicare Part D drugs tin Prepared pie shell (2 shells 1/4 cup cold water required if smaller than 9-inch) • Guidance from a local company 3 eggs separated Top with frozen whipped top- that has been protecting Medicare To reserve your place at one of the following seminars,call 1/3 cup sugar ping, thawed. 1-888-REGENCE (1-888-734-3623) (TTY users should 1/4 cup sugar Chopped pecans beneficiaries for more than 40 years 1 1/4 cups cooked sweet pota- Dissolve gelatin in 1/4 cup call 1-800-833-6384), 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pacific time. toes, or pumpkin if preferred milk and set aside. Mix 1/2 cup 1/2 cup sour cream milk, 3/4 cup sugar, pumpkin, TIME IS RUNNING OUT! 1/2 teaspoon salt egg yolks, salt and spices. Cook Medicare’s Annual Election Period ends on 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon in top of double boiler until December 31. The time to switch your coverage is now. 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg thickened — takes a while, but 1 tablespoon chopped can- it does thicken. Remove and add died ginger or 1/2 teaspoon gelatin. Refrigerate until it just Regence MedAdvantage is now available in your dried ginger starts to set up. county. Current Medicare recipients and those newly Soften gelatin in cold water. Beat egg whites until fluffy. www.ut.regence.com/needCoverage/medicare Beat egg yolks well with 1/3 cup Add 1/4 cup sugar. Beat eligible are encouraged to attend. sugar. Add sweet potatoes, sour until stiff. Slowly add part Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah MedAdvantage is a PPO with a Medicare contract. Anyone who resides in the plan’s cream, salt, spices and ginger of the pumpkin mixture to service area (Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Iron, Morgan, Rich, Salt Lake, Summit, Tooele, Utah, Wasatch, Washington and Weber to the egg yolk mixture. Place the meringue then fold the counties) and who has Medicare Part A and B and who does not have end-stage renal disease is eligible to enroll. Members mixture in saucepan and cook meringue mixture back into the must continue to pay Part B premiums. A sales representative will be present with Enrollment Forms. For additional stirring constantly over medium pumpkin mixture. Fold gently to information or to set up a meeting with a sales representative, call 1-888-REGENCE (1-888-734-3623). TTY users should call heat until the mixture comes to keep it fluffy. You don’t want it to a boil. break down. 1-800-833-6384. For other special needs and accommodations, call 1-888-REGENCE (1-888-734-3623), 48 hours in advance. Reduce heat and simmer two Spoon mixture into pie shells, CMS EASIERTIME Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah minutes continuing to stir con- top with whipped topping and stantly. garnish with chopped pecans. TUESDAY December 11, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 The Bulletin Board

win a prize! Winners will be announced Tooele Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 11 a.m., during our story time and notified by phone. Maceys Little Theatre Dec. 11, Kauna, a Maceys associate, will Special story time be here to show you a twist to that ordi- The Tooele City Library is having a very nary stuffing for your holiday feast. Dec. special story time on Dec. 19, at 11 a.m., 12 is chocolate lovers night. Just sign up with a very special storyteller. for the class and go home with some chocolate recipes to curb those cravings Story time over the holidays. On Dec. 13, Michelle Remember children’s story time every Russell will be back with another fabulous Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s class. The class will be described soon. All crafts each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Check classes are free and start at 7 p.m. with the library for any special story times or other special events that come up. For Winter Tree Festival more information on these and other The Winter Tree Festival will be held library programs, visit our Web site tooe- Dec. 11-14, at Tooele High School in lecity.org/tcl/library.html, call 882-2182 the commons area. The festival will be or visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. open to the public from 5 to 8:30 p.m. each night. Wednesday movie Wednesday at the Movies will feature The Courthouse closure Polar Express on Dec. 12, at 3 p.m. Don’t Tooele County Courthouse will forget to read the book too. Tickets will be be closed on Tuesday, Dec. 25 and available for each movie at the check-out Wednesday, Dec. 26. desk of the Tooele City Library. There is no charge for tickets. If you don’t have a NAMI ticket, show up anyway. NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness) will be holding a meeting on Dec. Kids movie photo courtesy of George McKellar 14, from 2 to 3 p.m., at All-Star Lanes, Join us for a special kids movie “It’s a Ronald Christensen, president of the Settlement Canyon Chapter of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers, welcomes Jim Perkins and presents him 1111 N. 200 West, Tooele. Anyone suf- Charlie Brown Christmas” will be shown with a certificate of membership. fering from depression, schizophrenia, Dec. 18, at 4 p.m., in the community bi-polar, panic or anxiety disorders, obes- room. Sign-up and get your ticket today. will go fast. All donated food will benefit Historical Society and New Year’s Day. sive compulsive disorders, etc. is invited Tickets will be available for each movie our local food bank. The Tooele County Historical Society’s Free Health Services — Blood pres- to attend. Call Jan at 843-4347 for more at the check-out desk of the Tooele City meeting will be Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., at the sure: Every Thursday at noon. Hearing: information. Library. There is no charge for tickets. If Christmas concert Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St. Please Monday, Dec. 17, from 9 a.m. to noon. you don’t have a ticket, show up anyway. Tooele Sign Pride presents the 2007 enter through the back door. Rulon Foot clinic: Tuesday, Dec. 18, from 1:30 to Christmas Deaf Concert on Thursday, Aufdemorte will present the history of 3:30 p.m. Appointments are necessary. Grantsville Internet class Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. at THS in the audito- the Bauer Mine and Stockton. If you have Tooele Valley Country Players — Saturday, The Tooele City Library is offering a rium. Admission is one can of food and any antiques or old photos of Stockton or Dec. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. Mega Cat Fix basic Internet class on Thursday, Dec. $1 per person. Proceeds will be donated Bauer lease bring them to the meeting. If Christmas dinner — Dec. 21, at 4 p.m. The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter 13 and Friday, Dec. 14, at 5:30 p.m. Basic to the food bank and to the Nikki Ginnett you would like to join our organization, Entertainment will be the Grantsville Clinic will have their Mega Cat Fix on knowledge of the keyboard and mouse Benefit Fund. Everyone is invited to share dues are only $5 per year. Please call Alice Show Choir. Dec. 14, Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Main is required. The class sizes are limited in the evening. Dale at 882-1612 for more information. St., Grantsville. Cats only please. Female to two people. For more information or Tooele Senior Center cats are $24.99 and male cats are $14.99. to register, please call the library at 882- Elementary band/orchestra Historical Society Center will be closed Christmas Day and Online reservations only, www.utahpets. 2182. The elementary bands and orchestra will The Tooele County Historical Society will New Year’s Day. org. For assistance call 1-866-PETS FIX perform seasonal music on Tuesday Dec. have available two books available for Check Your Health Services — Foot Ext. 13. 11, at 7 p.m., at THS in the auditorium. purchase at our Dec. 11 meeting: The Clinic: Tuesday, Dec. 18, from 1:30 to 3:30 Education The students have worked very hard and History of Tooele County, volume two p.m. Appointments are necessary. Blood Edward Jones open house are pleased to perform for family, friends ($25) and Smelting and Railroading in Pressure: Wednesday, Dec. 19, from 11 Lance McCubbins, a financial advisor Adult Education and the community. The concert is free, Tooele ($15). We will also have a pack of a.m. to 1 p.m. with the financial services firm Edward Get your high school diploma this year! All so don’t miss it. eight note cards ($4) featuring historical Friday Night Entertainment starts at 5:30 Jones, invites the public to attend an classes required for a high school diplo- sites in the valley. Please call Alice Dale p.m. Dec. 14 will feature Dance Biz. open house at his branch office. The open ma, adult basic education, GED prepara- THS Christmas concert at 882-1612 if you would like to purchase Friday Night Dancing is from 6 to 8 p.m. house will be held Dec. 18, beginning tion, word processing, driver’s education The annual THS music department’s any of these items. Dec. 14 will feature the music of Ned at 5 to 8 p.m. at 225 E. Main St. Ste. D, and English as a second language are Christmas concert will held on Tuesday, Garcia. Grantsville. Edward Jones embraces the available. Register now to graduate — just Dec. 18, at 7 p.m., at THS in the audito- Tooele Gun Club Christmas lights around the valley — importance of building long-term, face- $35 per semester. The center is located at rium. The concert will feature THS bands, A pre-Christmas turkey shoot will be held Thursday, Dec. 13, at 5 p.m. Dinner will be to-face relationships with clients, helping 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached at orchestra and choirs. Be sure to attend on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 10 a.m. This is a fun at Virg’s. Please RSVP at the front desk. them to understand and make sense of 833-1994. Adult education classes are for this free event. event with frozen turkeys and 5 pounds of the investment options available today. students 18 and over. country spare ribs given as prizes. Bring Senior Circle TJHS band/orchestra your family and friends up and have some Senior Circle is for anyone over the Take the GED The TJHS orchestra and bands will per- fun shooting trap with us. Call John Miller age of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Schools The GED test will be given on Dec. 12, form in a seasonal music concert on at 882-2429 for more information. Call 843-3690 or stop by the hospital starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 7 p.m., at THS volunteer desk to sign up. All activities THS Class of 1968 at 833-1994 to register. Pre-registration is in the auditorium. Come enjoy this free Utah Food Allergy Network require an RSVP except for exercise. THS class of 1968 flip your calendars required. concert with the whole family. Come join the Utah Food Allergy Network Holiday Party — Tuesday, Dec. 11, ahead and mark June 21, 2008 for our Tooele County Chapter meeting Dec. 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s 40-year reunion. We need your help to English as a second language Fine Arts Exhibit at 6:30 p.m., at the Tooele City Library Church social hall. Dinner, entertain- assure we contact as many classmates ESOL conversational classes are held Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake in the community room. Exchange holi- ment, gifts. Please RSVP! as possible. For a list of people for whom Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. — Tooele and Grantsville club sites would day recipes and coping tips for holiday Lunch Bunch — Friday, Dec. 14, at we have no address, please contact Mike ESOL students may come anytime, the like to invite you to attend the National parties, so bring your favorite holiday noon. Meet at Leatherby’s for your Mansanarez at [email protected] center is open for individualized study Boys and Girls Club Fine Arts Exhibit on recipes. For more information go to www. noon meal and friends. Dutch treat! Check out our blog at tooele68.blogspot. with our software programs and text- Friday, Dec. 14, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. utahfoodallergy.org. Senior Lifestyles — Tuesday, Dec. 18, at com/. books. Registration is $35 per semester. at the Dow James building, 438 W. 400 11 a.m. at Grantsville Senior Center. North. This is a free activity for all fami- AAUW Birthday Bingo — Tuesday, Dec. 18, GJHS parent/teacher conferences lies. Various art creations by our locally The Tooele Branch of the American at 5 p.m. Food, cake, bingo, prizes. Grantsville Junior High School par- Charity talented youth will be on display. Light Association of University Women will Spaces fill up fast. Cost is $3 for salad ent/teacher conferences will be held on refreshments will be served. Call Darlene meet Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 6 p.m., at the bar and drinks. Thursday, Dec. 13, from 4 to 6:45 p.m. Food pantry Dixon at 843-5719 with any questions. home of Pat Steelman, 122 Country Club, Expect mid-term reports to arrive in the The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Stansbury Park, for dinner and a $10 mail on Tuesday, Dec. 11. GJHS School offering a clothing closet and emergency gift exchange. AAUW advances equity for Recovery Community Council and Trust Lands food pantry to help meet the needs of Sports women and girls through advocacy, edu- Committee Meeting will follow at 7 p.m. our community. Anyone with clothing cation and research. Membership is open Kick drug habits All parents are welcome and encouraged needs — adults and children — are wel- GHS Alumni Basketball Tourney to anyone with a bachelor’s, associate’s LDS Family Services addiction recov- to attend both meetings. Please call GJHS come. The food pantry is available for On Dec. 26, 27 and 28, the GHS basket- or equivalent degree. For more informa- ery meetings are Tuesdays from 7:30 at 884-4510 with any questions. emergency needs. Hours of operation are ball team will be putting on their Annual tion call Dawn DeWitt 882-9002 or Pat to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 West, room Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We are Alumni Basketball Tournament. This Steelman 882-5661. www.aauwutah.org 118, Tooele. Enter on the north side Johnsen Community Council located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For tournament is for all GHS alumnus and of the chapel. The Erda meeting has The Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School more info call 882-2048. all are encouraged to participate. The cost Eagles kid’s Christmas party been discontinued. Community Council will meet on Tuesday, will be $15 per player, and $1 per day per The Eagles kid’s Christmas party will be Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. in the office conference Blankets needed spectator. All proceeds will be given to the on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 3 p.m., at the Castaways AA room. All interested parents and commu- There are over 500 homeless here in GHS basketball program. The games will Eagles Lodge. Santa will visit and there Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous nity members are welcome. Tooele, and many of these sleep outside be played each night at 6, 7 and 8 p.m. in will be fun, food and goodies. The public meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in the cold. Help the needy by donating GHS’s new and old gyms. Please contact is welcome. at noon at the St. Barnabas Church, Traveling art exhibit a blanket at the Church of Christ, 430 W. Andrew at 228-8734 or ftwshrimp@yahoo. 1784 N. Aaron Drive (southwestern “The Man Who Made America,” consist- Utah Ave. Call morning for best results at com for additional information. Eagles steak night looking church by the hospital, first ing of portions of the New York Historical 882-4642. Will pick up. The Eagles steak nights will be on Friday, left off 2000 North). Open, mixed, Society’s traveling exhibit on Alexander Dec. 14 and Dec. 21. There will be no non-smoking, wheelchair access. Hamilton, will be at GJHS on Dec. 12-14. Tip a Cop Groups steak night on Dec. 28, however, they will We would like the community to come The Tip a Cop fund-raiser will be held on be back on Jan. 4, 2008. Al-Anon meeting join with students Dec. 13, to Dec. 11, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Casa del Ray. Kiwanis meetings An evening Al-Anon meeting will be view this exhibit. This event will co-inside Grantsville cops will be serving and all tips Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at held Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 with our parent/teacher conference, will go to special Olympians. For more Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. 1280 Seniors p.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 1784 N. which will begin at 4 p.m. and end at 7 information please call the Grantsville North, Tooele. Contact Marilyn Gillette at Aaron Drive. Join us and you’ll never p.m., in the forum. All interested persons Police Department at 884-6881. 830-5463. Grantsville Senior Center have to feel alone again. Call Perky at can view the exhibit and a brief video at The center will be closed Christmas Day 249-0054. their convenience. ‘Beyond Our Grief’ Arts Valley Mental Health’s “Beyond Our Grief” group is for those who have suf- BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Library fered a loss in their life and are in need Christmas concert If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at The Tooele City Arts Council is sponsor- of support to assist them in coping. Grief 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Library coloring contest ing T Minus 5 on Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. at can often be worse during the holidays. If Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit The Tooele City Library coloring contest the THS auditorium. The cost for this you are struggling, please call us. We meet organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. has begun. Pick up your coloring sheet Christmas concert is only one can of food Thursdays, from 2 to 3 p.m., at 100 S. 1000 Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot at the library. Colored sheets must be per ticket! Cans of food can be exchanged West, Tooele. Contact Evan at 843-3520 guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement returned no later than Dec. 12 to be eli- for tickets at Tooele City Hall reception with questions. please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered gible for the contest. Each age group will area. Get your tickets early because they no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 11, 2007

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Annabelle Agnes Adams Safety tips when you give or receive food as gifts t’s the season for giv- food as gifts: • Condiments such as hot Our new arrival Annabelle ing — just make sure Darlene It is not recommended for sauce and Cajun seasonings Agnes Adams and her brother I you aren’t giving or get- Christensen consumers to send perish- in packets or unbreakable Andrew Jay Grgich are pleased ting food poisoning during USU EXT. AGENT able foods as gifts. If you jars are great gifts for aspir- to announce the marriage of this busy holiday season. choose to send refrigerated ing chefs and spice lovers. their mom, Melanie D. Brown Follow these simple tips or frozen foods you must • Foods should not be to William L. Adams Jr., on Dec. from Brian Nummer, Utah ensure the package remains mailed in glass containers 7, in Richland, Wash. Annabelle State University Food Safety • When receiving a food cold or frozen. A suitable because they can break dur- was born on Sept. 5, 7 pounds Specialist. item marked “keep refriger- insulated container should ing delivery. 14.8 ounces and 20 inches Safety tips when you receive ated,” open it immediately be used together with a • Dense and dry baked long. food as gifts: and check its temperature. source of cold, such as dry goods such as fruit cakes and While the mail order The food should arrive fro- ice or blue ice. Package the biscotti are good choices for industry enjoys a good zen or partially frozen with food carefully and send mailing because they will not record of food safety, con- ice crystals still visible. Even overnight mail. Indicate mold. Other suitable baked sumers must be vigilant to if a product is smoked, cured the package is perishable goods include commercially MWMC BABIES inspect the safety and qual- and/or fully cooked, it still and write “refrigerate upon packaged cakes, cookies and ity of their purchases. is a perishable product and receipt” on the box. Be sure crackers shipped in airtight This is especially true for must be kept cold. If per- a notify the recipient so they tins. Klarissa Monique Garcia born Dec. 5, 2007, to Gerardo perishable foods, like meats, ishable food arrives warm are ready to receive it. • When mailing baked was born Nov. 30, 2007, to Juan and Oraleiz Rodriguez. poultry, cheesecakes or fish. — above 40 F as measured It is best to send only non- goods like sugar cookies or Garcia and Valerie Martinez. Trinity Clara Davis was born Here are some tips: with a food thermometer perishable items as gifts. homemade candies, wrap Corbin Trevor Atherley was Dec. 5, 2007, to Terry and Erin • Make sure the company — notify the company. Do These include dried food each piece individually and born Dec. 2, 2007, to Kayla Davis. sends perishable items cold not taste or consume the items such as jerky, dried pack items in Styrofoam and Lester Atherley. Charles Todd Barbiero was or frozen, packed with a cold suspect food. fruits, canned nuts, dehy- packing peanuts or foam to Gavyn Ray Bourget was born Dec. 6, 2007, to Julie and source and in foam or heavy • Tell the food gift recipient drated soups or drink mixes, help cushion food during the born Dec. 5, 2007, to Justin Anthony Barbiero. corrugated cardboard. if the company has promised and commercially packaged trip. Place the food gifts in a and Bourget and Sandra Kendall McCombs was born • The food should be deliv- a delivery date, or alert the trail mix. Bacteria can’t grow sturdy box and seal it secure- West. Dec. 6, 2007, to Leigh and Kim ered as quickly as possible recipient that the gift is in in foods preserved by remov- ly with packing tape. Aidien R. Rodriguez was McCombs. — ideally, overnight. Make the mail so someone is ready ing moisture. • Hard candies and sure perishable items and to receive it. Don’t have per- • Commercially canned homemade sweets such as the outer shipping package ishable items delivered to meat and fish specialties, pralines and toffee are safe are clearly labeled “keep an office unless you know it dips and cracker spreads also to mail because their high refrigerated” to alert the will arrive on a work day and make nice treats. Recipients sugar content prevents bac- See News Happening? recipient. there is refrigerator space should be cautioned not to terial growth. Get a delivery date guaran- available for keeping it cold. use any cans that appear to Have a happy and healthy Give Us a Call! 882-0050 tee. Safety tips when you send be damaged or swollen. holiday season. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN

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Diamond Co. • Current Licensure Req. com (435)224-4000 • PRN Position Available S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 • Current Licensure pref. • ACLS and PALS pref. 3YR OLD spayed female GRAIN FED Butcher Tooele City, in conjunction with the Tooele Communities That FIREWOOD & CEDAR border collie, very gen- Care® project, is seeking a full-time Program Coordinator. We Lambs also Rambelay POSTS for sale. For tle, loves children and Bucks ready to breed. Home Health/ Patient are seeking applicants who desire to make a difference in the more information, call other animals. Needs a youth of our community by making positive, life changing pro- (435)841-7796 (435)241-0653 or good home Loves out- Clinical Coord. Account Rep. grams available to them through the school system. Our Program (435)837-2281. doors. Please call any- Coordinator plays an integral role by ensuring that the programs time. (435)843-5313 Need to sell that new • FT position • PRN Position Available are run successfully. Typical duties include scheduling workshop FOR SALE Kodak Easy champion bull or your • Current RN Licensure • Billing, Insurance, dates and sites, ensuring necessary materials and supplies are Share Digital Camera 8WK OLD Mastiff Mix yearling calves? Place available, keeping various records, facilitating meetings between and printer dock C3633 puppies, $100. Call Zeri your classified ad into Required Collections Exp Pref. participating leaders, supervising and evaluating program facilita- Never been used one or Erica (435)843-1632 47 newspapers, find • Supervisory Exp pref. tors, tracking and recording data, generating reports and records, y e a r o l d $ 1 2 5 CHRISTMAS IS Near your buyers quickly. For Respiratory and assisting the public with routine and non-routine inquiries. 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(Ucan) PALS required Driver’s License (or obtain within 3 months), a driving record HONEY Some small (Mastiff) Male and Fe- satisfactory to Tooele City’s insurance underwriting guidelines, sizes left, Makes great male. 2 fawn, 4 Brindle. VERY GENTLE Horse/ and reliable private transportation; computer skills including MS Christmas Gifts. Larger Pick your Christmas Kids horse $500 obo To Apply Office 2000 XL; ability to lift 25 lbs.; and ability to pass a back- sizes for storage, as the puppy now. Call Mandy 17yr old Gelding Straw- ground check. only natural pure food (801)577-6016 berry roan 15hh James Glade on earth it keeps indefi- (801)661-5319 The work hours are generally M-F 8:00 to 5:00 but will include nitely. Pick up at 50 S FREE Loving Dog needs phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 periodic evenings. C o l e m a n S t . good home!! 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Cars From 288 $187,900 US Citizenship and Im- $29/mo! Police Im- 545 E. Transportation, you can migration Services. Ap- have it all freedom, sta- pounds for Sale! 36 Griffith 670 N. ply in person at: IFCO Months @ 8.5% apr. bility and outstanding fi- Systems, 1820 West G ONLY For listings Call $ ONLY nancial rewards. Call us Avenue, Building 641, 169,900 $ at: 866-569-8718. 800-586-3805 x 8329 214,900 Tooele, UT 84074 Ph: MLS #754257 Awesome price for an www.SwiftTrucking- New Listing MLS #709866 866-522-4280 Darling multi on quiet street. Open and spa- awesome home! Jobs.com EOE (ucan) $500! POLICE IM- NAIL TECH Wanted. cious with family room off kitchen.Large yard Multi w/lg. den & laundry on main floor, gas POUNDS! Cars from fireplace, vaulted master, master bath has DRIVERS? TIRED OF Call Shear Pleasure at with mature trees and full auto sprinklers. $500! Hondas, Chevys, Large closets. Room in bsmt almost finished seperate shower and large jetted tub. Extra not being home on the (435)882-5790 Jeeps and more!!! level in basement for lots of room to grow. holidays? Experienced for bedroom or family room. NEEDED Part and Full Available now. For list- Professional landscaping/Huge deck. CDL truck drivers time CNA’s Apply at ings call (800)586-3805 needed for immediate Cottage Glen 1892 extension 9977. (ucan) 489 openings. Great pay & 1962 Aaron Drive Tooele. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, finished basement benefits, western 1977 FORD Mustang Sleepy Clemens Wy with gas fireplace, main floor laundry, states, regular home OUTGOING PEOPLE II Interior and body in Hollow Dr. fenced yard. MLS#750214 time, sign on bonus & Needed. Work from good condition needs ONLY ONLY $ p a i d orientation. home or door to door. carburetor an electri- $ 265,000 Call Claudia, RE/MAX Results 800-888-5838 recruit- Make simple calls to 210,000 MLS #738307 cal work $1800 obo MLS #749188 ing. (ucan) our repeat clients. Easy 435-830-2344 This is a well kept all brick home in a nice area WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted Money. (435)882-5381 1979 BUICK Electrrfa of town! Mature landscaping, fenced backyard, and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, PAINT CONTRACTOR 403 motor, 4dr, fair LARGE covered deck w/shed built underneath.Walk classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage looking for painters with condition, red, $800 out basement. Lg. master with walk in closet.Vaulted (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, ceilings. 2 Fireplaces. Price below appraisal price. experience. Applying Larry (435)830-5006 it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! speciality concrete coatings and commer- 1984 Toyota Corolla 668 cial painting experi- hatchback. Runs good, 779 E. ence. Fax resume Attn needs muffler. $800 890 N. Walden John (435)843-7276 o.b.o. 435-882-6516 Tooele ONLY Dr. POSTAL JOBS $16.53 $ ONLY to $27.58/hr, now hir- 1992 NISSAN Maxima 189,900 $ 6cyl. a/c, AT, Very good MLS #734072 189,000 ing. For application MLS #747027 and free goverment job condition , runs great, SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully Vaulted ceilings, central air, information, call Ameri- reliable new brakes, landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, reverse osmosis,water softener. Basement just can Association of La- major tune-up Plus new full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central finished with LARGE bedroom, Sit down bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Misc. 126k $1895 Firm air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in shower with faux marble surround, tile floor. All 516 W 3460 N Rick (435)843-1122 all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! bedroom closets are walk in. Nice area. ERDA • $525,000 hrs. emp. serv. 10640 S BAY MEADOWS DR Great big garage in back, 1997 DODGE Intrepid SANDY • $436,000 SECURITY GUARDS 217 N 5TH STREET • TOOELE mother-in-law apt in bsmt, Required, All shifts, needs transmission 585 S. Horse Property on .73 ac hydronic heat. 1558 sq ft, 3 bd, 1 bth w/ great park in bkyd. Day, evening weekend, work and bumper $650. LAND bungalo in the process Mom-in-Law apt in bsmt. ATI/ Magcopr site North 1986 Toyota Truck 525 W. of being updated. Brand needs battery, heats-up new beautiful kitchen. I - 8 0 e x i t 7 7 ONLY MOTIVATED SELLER! (801)397-0004 $ 4 0 0 C a l l J i m $249,900 1129 S 970 W • TOOELE (435)840-1494 MLS #739459 $198,500 Security Professionals (435)882-5019 Neutral colors, fenced yd, 11 S 400 E • MEADOW Needed! Chapman Se- Large house in quiet neighborhood(easy walk rv parking, great floor plan. $245,000 • MOTIVATED SELLER curity & Investigations 1997 FORD Contour to school). Enjoy evenings with cozy fireplace. 4.37 acres, great home w/ is looking for licensed $1200 1995 Chrysler Also a woodburning stove in bsmt. Central air. PRICE REDUCED country feel. Historic log armed and unarmed Concord $1199 1997 Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. cabin in bkyd. security officers for the Mercury Sable $1700 Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! 260 W. 400 North Salt Lake area, can F o r m o r e i n f o .50 acres. train the right people. (435)882-5560 Must have clean police 37 W CHERRY STREET HONDAS FROM $500! 1132 N. record! High visibility Police Impounds For GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 sites. Start at $10 an 600 E. Totally finished, great Sale! Many Makes and family home, finished hour. Opportunity to Models, For Listings ONLY learn private investiga- 5694 N LANYARD LN yard on .32 acres Call 800-586-3805 X $ 1150 S KIMBALL DR tion and bail recovery 174,900 STANSBURY • $282,000 GRANTSVILLE • $260,000 9436 Price Reduced MLS #729067 too. Call for appoint- 250 W. 408 North Totally finished, theater rm, GREAT OPPORTUNITY! Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted beautiful w/ solid surface, clean Almost 1 ac of Horse Property ment 801-838-9194. 1.25 acres. SELL YOUR CAR or ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in 229 E ALEXANDER CT Talent needed Movies, boat in the classifieds. basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. GRANTSVIILE • $299,000 SOLID SURFACE Commercials, Conven- Call 882-0050 or visit Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with Fully finished bsmt w/ 7 bd, tions, and Promotional www.tooeletranscript. ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! 3 bath. On tot lot, next to work now! Free work- com walking trails. shops. Earn $75-$795 68 N MEADOWLARK CIR. 239 BOX ELDER • $262,000 GRANTSVILLE • $277,000 daily.. 801-438-0067 6741 Over 3000 sq ft home 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre THE UTAH Army Na- SUVs Bridle in South Willow Estates. lot. 3400 sq ft. Call Michell 259 E LEGRAND tional Guard offers: 300 W. 400 North Ramber/Ranch on .34 acs. Anderson 840-8898 GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 Paid Job Training, Col- Farms 1.25 acres. 1997 CHEVY Blazer Priced Low for Salt lege Money, and Cash $ Dark green, 4dr, 168k Lake Valley! 239,000 40 acre Bonuses. Serve You're MLS #705602 miles, Runs great, lots, well Lana McKean Country. Call your local permit 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 many new parts, No 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, Recruiter today.1-800- located in body rot, $1500 Call close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real G0-GUARD www.utah- hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone Lofgren, 10 Michelle Anderson (801)623-7501 Lofgren miles south 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 guard.com (ucan) paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement 2006 TRAIL Blazer for Acres of Vernon. SELL YOUR CAR or stubbed for 3rd bth., Vinyl fence, full sprinklers sale, excellent condi- boat in the classifieds. tion, 36,000 miles, must Happy Call 882-0050 or visit see! Call 882-2194. www.tooeletranscript. Pat Stevens $18,000 obo. 1185 N. Main • Tooele Holidays435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8224 com or e-mail your ad Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. to tbp@tooeletran- BECOME A SUB- All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah script.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday December 11, 2007

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Tooele, State of Utah, IMPORTANT NOTICE for the purpose of fore- TO PROPERTY closing a trust deed held NOTICE OF TRUS- OWNER: YOU ARE IN by Deutsche Bank Na- TEE’S SALE DEFAULT UNDER A tional Trust Company, as APN: 11-015-0-140 DEED OF TRUST, trustee for the registered Trust No. 1114845-07 DATED December 20, holders of Soundview Ref: Juana Garcia TRA: 2005. UNLESS YOU Home Loan Trust 2006 Loan No. xxxxxx1680. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- EQ2 Asset-Backed Cer- IMPORTANT NOTICE TECT YOUR PROP- tificates, Series 2006- TO PROPERTY ERTY, IT MAY BE EQ2, as the current OWNER: YOU ARE IN SOLD AT A PUBLIC NOTICE OF TRUS- Beneficiary, executed by DEFAULT UNDER A SALE. IF YOU NEED TEE’S SALE Margaret L. Wheeler, as DEED OF TRUST, AN EXPLANATION OF The following described Trustor, recorded De- DATED February 08, THIS PROCEEDING, property will be sold at cember 29, 1997 as En- 2007. UNLESS YOU YOU SHOULD CON- public auction to the try No. 104953, in Book TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TACT A LAWYER. On highest bidder on Janu- 0484, at Page 0920, of TECT YOUR PROP- January 08, 2008, at ary 9, 2008January 9, the official records of ERTY, IT MAY BE 4:30pm, James H. Woo- 2008 at 9:00 a.m.9:00 Tooele County, Utah, SOLD AT A PUBLIC dall, Trustee, as duly ap- a.m. at the Main En- given to secure an in- SALE. IF YOU NEED pointed Trustee under a tranceMain Entrance to debtedness in favor of AN EXPLANATION OF Deed of Trust recorded the TOOELE County Aames Capital Corpora- THIS PROCEEDING, December 29, 2005, as Courthouse, 74 South tion, by reason of certain YOU SHOULD CON- Instrument No. 252529, 100 East, TOOELE, UT obligations secured TACT A LAWYER. On in Book xx, Page xx, of 84074, in the County of thereby. Notice of De- January 08, 2008, at the Official Records in TOOELE by BRYAN W. fault was recorded SEP- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- the office at the County CANNON, as Successor TEMBER 4, 2007, as dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Recorder of Tooele Trustee, and CitiFinan- Entry No. 292881, of pointed Trustee under a County, State of Utah, cial, Inc., current Benefi- said official records. Deed of Trust recorded executed by Rudolf ciary, under the Deed of Trustee will sell at public February 13, 2007, as Straat, A Unmarried Trust dated July 7, 2005, auction to highest bidder Instrument No. 278049, Man, will sell at public made by FUSTINE E. without warranty as to ti- in Book xx, Page xx, of auction to highest bid- HUNT, as Trustor re- tle, possession or en- the Official Records in der, payable in lawful corded July 12, 2005 as TOOELE COUNTY cumbrances, the follow- the office at the County money of the United E n t r y N o . HOUSING AUTHORI- ing described property: Recorder of Tooele States at the time of 243391243391 of official TY’S BOARD OF COM- Lot 5 and the Southeast- County, State of Utah, sale. Successful bidders records of TOOELE MISSIONER’S MEET- erly 6 feet of Lot 6 of executed by Juana Gar- must tender a deposit of county, given to secure ING Block 16, Plat "A", Wen- cia, An Unmarried $5,000 in certified funds indebtedness in favor of The Tooele County dover Survey, the said Woman, will sell at pub- to the trustee at the time CitiFinancial, Inc. by rea- Housing Authority’s Southerly 6 feet of the lic auction to highest bid- of sale, with the balance son of certain obligations Board of Commissioners Lot 6 being more particu- der, payable in lawful due by noon the follow- secured thereby. will hold a Board Meet- larly described as fol- money of the United ing business day, at the Notice of Default was re- ing Breakfast on Decem- lows: as a strip of land 6 States at the time of office of the Trustee. At corded August 31, ber 14, 2007 at Dimetris feet wide and parallel to sale. Successful bidders the tooele county court- 2007August 31, 2007 as Café, 76 West Vine, the southeasterly lot line must tender a deposit of house 74 South 100 E n t r y N o . Tooele, Utah at 9:00 of said Lot 6, that is: be- $5,000 in certified funds East Tooele Utah all 292724292724 of said a.m. Following is an ginning at the Southerly to the trustee at the time right, title and interest official records. agenda for the meeting: corner of said Lot 6 and of sale, with the balance conveyed to and now Trustee will sell at public Welcome and roll call running Northwesterly due by noon the follow- held by it under said auction to the highest NOTICE Approval of previous along the Southwestern ing business day, at the Deed of Trust in the bidder payable in lawful An emergency hazard- meeting minutes lot line of said Lot 6 six office of the Trustee. At property situated in said money of the United ous waste storage per- Report by Executive Di- feet; thence Northeast- the tooele county court- County and State de- States, without warranty mit (#UT-048-2007) has rector: erly parallel to the South- house 74 South 100 scribed as: Lot 295, as to title, possession or been issued to the Update of all programs east lot line of said Lot 6 East Tooele Utah all overlake estates subdivi- encumbrances. Bidders United States Air Force, Report by Board Mem- to the Northeast Lot right, title and interest sion phase 1c, according must be prepared to ten- Utah Test and Training bers Line: thence Southeast- conveyed to and now to the official plat thereof der the purchase price in Range (UTTR) located in Old Business: erly 6 feet to the South- held by it under said on file and or record in the amount bid within 24 Box Elder County and Review financial reports east lot line and the Deed of Trust in the the Tooele County Re- hours of the sale by Tooele County, Utah. for all programs Eastern most corner of property situated in said corders Office, excepting cashiers check. The permit allows the Air Audit suggestions re- said Lot 6; thence County and State de- therefrom all coal, oil, The address of the prop- Force to store up to sponse Southwesterly along the scribed as: Lot 140, mid- gas, mines, metals, erty is purported to be 172,000 pounds Net Ex- Staffing said Southeast lot line of dle of canyon estates gravel and all other ma- 253 South Cooley, plosive Weight of explo- Schedule Strategic Plan- Lot 6 to the point of be- plat a, according to the terial of whatsoever kind Grantsville, UT 84029 sive items at the UTTR ning implementation ginning. Tax Serial No. official plat thereof, as or nature in subject prop- more particularly de- Missile Storage Area. workshop 01-264-0-0019 Pur- recorded in the office of erty as excepted by scribed as follows: The explosives will be Public Housing Assess- ported Property Address: the Tooele county re- Wendell H. Jones, BEGINNING AT THE stored if unfavorable ment System (PHAS) 340 SOUTH 6TH corder, state of Utah.. Sylvenia D. Jones, Hor- NORTHWEST CORNER weather conditions force Utility allowance study STREET, WENDOVER, The street address and ace H. Jones and Mabel OF LOT 6, BLOCK 30, a delay at New Business: UT 84083. The under- other common designa- S. Jones in that certain PLAT A, GRANTSVILLE the Thermal Treatment Resolution 05-07 to signed disclaims any li- tion of the real property warranty Deed, dated CITY SURVEY, EAST Unit. The Air Force has adopt annual plan ability for any error in the described above is pur- February 12, 1976 re- 105 FEET, SOUTH 97 requested the permit be- Resolution 06-07 to street address. The ported to be: 855 East corded February 13, FEET, WEST 105 FEET, cause it has determined PUBLIC NOTICE adopt accrual policy for owner of the property as Deer Flat Road Tooele 1976 as entry no 311633 NORTH 97 FEET, TO that storage at the UTTR Notice is hereby given sick and annual leave of the recording of the Ut 84074. Estimated To- in book 138 at page 832 THE POINT OF BEGIN- is more protective of hu- that the Lake Point Im- Resolution 07-07 to Notice of Default is re- tal Debt as of January of Official Records and NING. man health and the envi- NOTICE OF PUBLIC provement District Board adopt updated personnel ported to be: Margaret L. 08, 2008 is $148,922.20. also excepted by Jelco The undersigned dis- ronment than further HEARING of Trustees will hold its policy Wheeler Bidders must The undersigned Trus- Incorporated, a utah cor- claims liability for any er- transporting the explo- Notice is hereby given regularly scheduled busi- Participation in the tender to the trustee a tee disclaims any liability poration in that certain ror in the address. The sive material. The per- that the North Tooele ness meeting on the fol- Youth Employment Serv- $5,000.00 deposit at the for any incorrectness of warranty deed dated record owner(s) of the mit is issued so that County Fire Protection lowing dates at 7:00 ices summer help pro- sale and the balance of the street address and Mrch 31, 1977 recorded property as of the re- treatment can be con- Service District will hold p.m. at the Lake Point gram (summer 2008) the purchase price by other common designa- May 26, 1978 as entry cording of the Notice of ducted more safely dur- a public hearing on De- Fire Station, 1540 Sun- Capital Fund Program 12:00 noon the next tion, if any, shown no 324632 in book 160 Default are Rodger E. ing favorable weather cember 20, 2007 at 6:40 set Road, Lake Point, Contract 2007-08 business day following herein. Said sale will be at page 275 of official re- Hunt, Trustee for the conditions. This permit p.m. at the Lake Point Utah. The agenda for Write off stale dated the sale. The deposit made without covenant cords.. The street ad- Fawn E. Hunt and Fus- is in effect from Decem- Fire Station, 1528 Sun- each meeting shall be checks and balance of the sale or warranty, express or dress and other common tine E. Hunt Family ber 12, 2007 through set Road, Lake Point, posted at three locations Write off bad tenant debt proceeds must be in the implied, regarding title, designation of the real Trust. March 10, 2008. Copies Tuesday DecemberUT. 11,A copy 2007of the 2008 within the community Cost of LivingTooele raises formTranscripof a wire transfer,t-Bullepossession,tin condition or property described This sale is for the pur- of the permit are availB9- final budget is available and published in the ADDI contract amend- cashier's check or certi- encumbrances, including above is purported to be: pose of paying obliga- able for public inspection for public review Monday Tooele Transcript Bulle- ment 07-1454, 06-1396 fied funds payable to fees, charges and ex- 306 W Drysdale Way tions secured by said during normal business Buildings - FridayPublic8:00 Noticesam - 5:00 tinPublicprior to Noticesthe each SAGIS-PublicSubsidy Noticesand FirstPublicSouthwestern NoticesTitle pensesPublicof Noticesthe Trustee TooelePublicUt Notices84074. Esti - DeedPublicof Trust Noticesincluding hours,Publicor Noticesother hours pm Meetingsat 1528 Sunset scheduledMeetingsmeeting. Any GrantsMeetingsInformation Sys- AgencyTrusteesof Utah, Inc. A and ofTrusteesthe trusts created matedTrusteesTotal Debt as of fees, Trusteescharges and ex- withMiscellaneousprior arrangement, Road, Lake Point, UT person(s) requesting tem trustee's deed will be de- by said Deed of Trust, to January 08, 2008 is penses of Trustee, ad- on the 4th floor of the BUILDING MATERIALS: The agenda will be as agenda items should Office hours Dec. 24, livered to the successful pay the remaining princi- $153,588.94. The under- vances, if any, under the Martha Hughes Cannon METAL buildings, mini follows: contact Keith Fryer, 2007 bidder within three busi- pal sums of the note(s) signed Trustee disclaims terms of said Deed of Health Building, 288 storage systems, roof 1. Roll call Board Chairman or Mary Other ness days after receipt secured by said Deed of any liability for any incor- Trust, interest thereon North 1460 West, Salt and wall panels, metal 2. Public comments on Lyn Robbins, District Adjourn of the amount bid. This Trust. The current bene- rectness of the street ad- and the unpaid principal Lake City. For further in- building components. 2008 final budget Secretary, at 508-0397, Executive Director Trustee's Sale may be ficiary of the Trust Deed dress and other common of the note secured by formation, contact Con- Utah Manufacture 20 3. Approval of 2008 final at least 72 hours in ad- DeAnn Christiansen subject to a bankruptcy as of the date of this no- designation, if any, said Deed of Trust with nie Rauen at (801) years plus. Top quality budget. vance of the meeting (Published in the Tran- filing, a payoff, a rein- tice is: Mortgage Elec- shown herein. Said sale interest thereon as in 538?6170. In compli- low prices. Weekly De- Dated this 10th day of date. script Bulletin December statement or any other tronic Registration Sys- will be made without said note and by law ance with the Americans livery. 1-800-262-5347. Dec, 2007 January 10, 2008 11, 2007) condition that would tems, Inc. The record covenant or warranty, provided. with Disabilities Act, indi- cobuildings@cobuild Cassandra Ray February 14, 2008 cause the cancellation of owner of the property as express or implied, re- DATED this 4th day of viduals with special ings.net (ucan) District Administrator March 13, 2008 this sale. Further, if any of the recording of the garding title, possession, December, 2007. needs (including auxil- (Published in the Tran- of these conditions exist, condition or encum- iary communicative Aids If you build, remodel or April 10, 2008 Notice of Default is/ are: BRYAN W. CANNON script Bulletin December Public Notices this sale will be null and brances, including fees, and services) should remove buildings you May 8, 2008 Juana Garcia. Dated: 8619 South Sandy 11, 13, 18 & 20, 2007) Trustees void, the successful bid- charges and expenses contact Brooke Baker, can place your classi- June 12, 2008 November 27, 2007. Parkway der's funds shall be re- of the Trustee and of the Office of Human Re- fied ad in 45 of Utah's NOTICE OF PUBLIC July 10, 2008 James H. Woodall, Building A, Suite 111 Deadline for public no- turned, and the Trustee trusts created by said sources at (801) newspapers for only HEARING August 14, 2008 Trustee 10653 River Sandy, Utah 84070 tices is 4 p.m. the day and the beneficiary shall Deed of Trust, to pay the 536-4412 TDD (801) $155. for 25 words ($5. Notice is hereby given September 11, 2008 Front Parkway, Suite www.cannonfirm.com prior to publication. not be liable to the suc- remaining principal sums 536-4414. for each additional that the North Tooele October 9, 2008 290 South Jordan Ut Office Hours: M-F 8am Public notices submit- cessful bidder for any of the note(s) secured by (Published in the Tran- word). You will reach County Fire Protection November 13, 2008 84095 (801)254-9450 – 5pm ted past the deadline damages. DATED: De- said Deed of Trust. The script Bulletin December up to 340,000 house- Service District will hold December 4, 2008 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Phone: (801) 255-7475 will not be accepted. cember 5, 2007 current beneficiary of the 11, 2007) holds and all you do is a public hearing on De- Dated this 6th day of De- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 C a n n o n F i l e # UPAXLP FIRST SOUTHWEST- Trust Deed as of the call the Transcript Bul- cember 20, 2007 at 6:40 cember 2007. P.M. Signature/by: 70020250 ERN TITLE AGENCY date of this notice is: letin at 882-0050 for all p. m. at the Lake Point By Order of the Board NOTICE OF TRUS- James H. Woodall, (Published in the Tran- OF UTAH, INC. KRIS- Mortgage Electronic NOTICE OF AUCTION the details. (Mention Fire Station, 1528 Sun- of Trustees, Keith TEE'S SALE Trustee R-157773 script Bulletin December TIN BECKER, Asst. Registration Systems, WILDCAT STORAGE UCAN Classified Net- set Road, Lake Point, Fryer, Chairman. The following described (Published in the Tran- 11, 18 & 25, 2007) Vice President Succes- Inc. The record owner of 427 East Cimmarron work) UT. A copy of the pro- (Published in the Tran- real property will be sold script Bulletin November sor Trustee 10701 the property as of the re- Way Erda, UT 84074 posed 2007 amended script Bulletin December at public auction to the 27, December 4 & 11, South River Front cording of the Notice of Public Notices Date of Sale: December budget is available for 11, 2007) highest bidder payable 2007) Financial Parkway, #110 South Default is/are: Rudolf Miscellaneous 29, 2007. Time: public review on Monday in lawful money of the PUBLIC NOTICE OF Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- Straat. Dated: November 10:00am. Services - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 United States, on Janu- NOTICE OF TRUS- MEETING AND phone: (801) 302-3058 27, 2007. Deadline for public no- This notice of disposition pm at 1528 Sunset ary 8, 2008, at 4:30 TEE’S SALE UP TO $1000 online AGENDA F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) James H. Woodall, tices is 4 p.m. the day is being given pursuant Road, Lake Point, UT P.M., At the entrance to APN: 12-057-0-0295 www.CASHIN30MINUTES. Tooele County Eco- 2 5 4 - 1 6 4 9 ASAP# Trustee 10653 River prior to publication. to 38-8-1 et. Al, Utah The agenda will be as the Courthouse located Trust No. 1114839-07 COM In your checking nomic Development 948471 Front Parkway, Suite Public notices submit- Code Annotated. follows: at 47 S Main, Tooele, UT Ref: Rudolf Straat TRA: account in 30 minutes! Advisory Committee (Published in the Tran- 290 South Jordan Ut ted past the deadline UNIT #105 Kenneth Isi, 1. Roll call 84074, in the County of Loan No. xxxxxx3370. No credit check! (ucan) The Tooele County Eco- script Bulletin December 84095 (801)254-9450 will not be accepted. 339 West Main #11, 2. Public comments on Tooele, State of Utah, IMPORTANT NOTICE nomic Development Ad- 11, 18 & 27, 2007) (800)245-1886 (Hotline) UPAXLP Grantsville, UT 84029. 2007 amended budget for the purpose of fore- TO PROPERTY visory Committee will Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 Couch, desk, chair, Public Notices 3. Approval of 2007 closing a trust deed held NOTICE OF TRUS- OWNER: YOU ARE IN hold a meeting on De- P.M. Signature/ by: GRANTSVILLE CITY misc. boxes. amended budget. by Deutsche Bank Na- TEE’S SALE DEFAULT UNDER A Meetings cember 13. 2007 at 3:00 James H. Woodall, NOTICE OF ADOPTION UNIT #126 Charles Dated this 10th day of tional Trust Company, as APN: 11-015-0-140 DEED OF TRUST, p.m. at the Tooele Trustee R-157751 OF ORDINANCES Yeaman, 193 East 200 Deadline for public no- Dec, 2007 trustee for the registered Trust No. 1114845-07 DATED December 20, County Courthouse, 47 (Published in the Tran- NOTICE IS HEREBY South, Tooele, UT tices is 4 p.m. the day Cassandra Ray holders of Soundview Ref: Juana Garcia TRA: 2005. UNLESS YOU South Main, Tooele, script Bulletin November GIVEN that the Grants- 84074. Futon, X-mas prior to publication. District Administrator Home Loan Trust 2006 Loan No. xxxxxx1680. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Utah. 27, December 4 & 11, ville City Council en- tree, misc. boxes. Public notices submit- (Published in the Tran- EQ2 Asset-Backed Cer- IMPORTANT NOTICE TECT YOUR PROP- PUBLIC MEETING: 2007) acted the following ordi- UNIT #250 Samuel ted past the deadline script Bulletin December 1. Roll Call. tificates, Series 2006- TO PROPERTY ERTY, IT MAY BE nances on December 5, Gishie, 804 Country will not be accepted. 11, 13, 18 & 20, 2007) 2. Approval of meeting EQ2, as the current OWNER: YOU ARE IN SOLD AT A PUBLIC NOTICE OF TRUS- 2007. Club, Stansbury Park, UPAXLP minutes from October Beneficiary, executed by DEFAULT UNDER A SALE. IF YOU NEED TEE’S SALE 1. Amendment to UT 84074. Lawn furni- Margaret L. Wheeler, as DEED OF TRUST, AN EXPLANATION OF The following described AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE 11, 2007 Grantsville’s General ture, bikes, TV, tools, Trustor, recorded De- DATED February 08, THIS PROCEEDING, property will be sold at NOTICE is hereby given NOTICE IS HERBY 3. Discussion on Kenne- Plan by updating the Af- lawnmower, misc. cember 29, 1997 as En- 2007. UNLESS YOU YOU SHOULD CON- public auction to the that the Stansbury Serv- GIVEN THAT the Tooele cott Land fordable Housing UNIT #305 Cindy I. Nel- try No. 104953, in Book TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TACT A LAWYER. On highest bidder on Janu- ice Agency Board of City Planning Commis- 4. Sustainable Economic Needs Analysis which is son, P.O. Box 512, Or- 0484, at Page 0920, of TECT YOUR PROP- January 08, 2008, at ary 9, 2008January 9, Trustees will hold a pub- sion will meet in a public Development Plan – a part of the City’s Af- angeville, UT 84537. the official records of ERTY, IT MAY BE 4:30pm, James H. Woo- 2008 at 9:00 a.m.9:00 lic hearing to discuss the hearing and Business Contractor fordable Housing Plan. Household misc. Tooele County, Utah, SOLD AT A PUBLIC dall, Trustee, as duly ap- a.m. at the Main En- proposed 2008 Mill Levy meeting scheduled for 5. Tooele County Busi- 2 . A m e n d m e n t t o RV #426 Pat Garcia, 40 given to secure an in- SALE. IF YOU NEED pointed Trustee under a tranceMain Entrance to Tax Rate on Wednes- Wednesday, December n e s s R e s o u r c e Grantsville’s Street Mas- North Broadway, Tooele, debtedness in favor of AN EXPLANATION OF Deed of Trust recorded the TOOELE County day, December 12, 2007 12, 2007 in the hour of Guide ter Plan by reclassifying UT 84074. White Chevy Aames Capital Corpora- THIS PROCEEDING, December 29, 2005, as Courthouse, 74 South at 7:00 p.m., in the 7:00 PM. The meeting 6. Project Update Koester Street and its Truck. tion, by reason of certain YOU SHOULD CON- Instrument No. 252529, 100 East, TOOELE, UT Stansbury Park Club- will be held at Tooele 7. Adjournment extension east to Race Purchases are cash obligations secured TACT A LAWYER. On in Book xx, Page xx, of 84074, in the County of house, #1 Country Club City Hall in the City Dated this 10th day of Street, from a collector only. Sold as is, and all thereby. Notice of De- January 08, 2008, at the Official Records in TOOELE by BRYAN W. Drive, Stansbury Park, Council Chambers, lo- December, 2007 road to a local street must be removed at the fault was recorded SEP- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- the office at the County CANNON, as Successor Utah 84074. A second cated at 90 N Main Mary Dixon, Secretary classification. time of sale. Sales are TEMBER 4, 2007, as dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Recorder of Tooele Trustee, and CitiFinan- hearing on the proposed Street, Tooele, Utah. Tooele County Eco- 3. Revision of Chapter 8 subject to cancellation in Entry No. 292881, of pointed Trustee under a County, State of Utah, cial, Inc., current Benefi- tax rate increase will be Agenda Items nomic Development of the Grantsville City the event of settlement said official records. Deed of Trust recorded executed by Rudolf ciary, under the Deed of held in August of 2008. 1. Pledge of Allegiance Advisory Committee Code entitled Elections. between owner & obli- Trustee will sell at public February 13, 2007, as Straat, A Unmarried Trust dated July 7, 2005, The regularly scheduled 2. Public Hearing and (Published in the Tran- These ordinances take gated party. Owner has auction to highest bidder Instrument No. 278049, Man, will sell at public made by FUSTINE E. Board Meeting will con- Motion on conditional script Bulletin December effect upon the publica- the right to bid or cease without warranty as to ti- in Book xx, Page xx, of auction to highest bid- HUNT, as Trustor re- vene immediately follow- use permit for retail 11, 2007) tion of this notice. sale. tle, possession or en- the Official Records in der, payable in lawful corded July 12, 2005 as ing the public hearing. sales to be located at DATED this 11th day of (Published in the Tran- TOOELE COUNTY cumbrances, the follow- the office at the County money of the United E n t r y N o . Public Hearing 272 N Broadway by Jack December, 2007. script Bulletin December HOUSING AUTHORI- ing described property: Recorder of Tooele States at the time of 243391243391 of official 1. 2008 Mill Levy Tax Gavin. Jeremy Walker 11 & 18, 2007) TY’S BOARD OF COM- Lot 5 and the Southeast- County, State of Utah, sale. Successful bidders records of TOOELE Rate - Christy Achziger 3. Public Hearing and Grantsville City Re- MISSIONER’S MEET- erly 6 feet of Lot 6 of executed by Juana Gar- must tender a deposit of county, given to secure Business Meeting Motion on final plat ap- corder ING Block 16, Plat "A", Wen- cia, An Unmarried $5,000 in certified funds indebtedness in favor of 1. Call to Order proval of CK Tooele One Jeremy A. Walker CPA SUMMONS The Tooele County dover Survey, the said Woman, will sell at pub- to the trustee at the time CitiFinancial, Inc. by rea- 2. Pledge of Allegiance Minor Subdivision a .88 Grantsville City Recorder Dawn K. Anderson, Pe- Housing Authority’s Southerly 6 feet of the lic auction to highest bid- of sale, with the balance son of certain obligations 3. Roll Call acre one lot subdivision (w) 435-884-4603 titioner vs. Board of Commissioners Lot 6 being more particu- der, payable in lawful due by noon the follow- secured thereby. 4. Review and Adopt to be located at 1050 N (c) 435-496-0621 Adam Anderson, Re- will hold a Board Meet- larly described as fol- money of the United ing business day, at the Notice of Default was re- Minutes Main St by Red Hawk (f) 435-884-0426 spondent. ing Breakfast on Decem- lows: as a strip of land 6 States at the time of office of the Trustee. At corded August 31, 5. Public Comment Enterprises. jwalker@grantsvilleon- Case No. 074300478 ber 14, 2007 at Dimetris feet wide and parallel to sale. Successful bidders the tooele county court- 2007August 31, 2007 as 6. Probable Vote Items 4. Review and Approval line.com Judge M.S. Kouris Café, 76 West Vine, the southeasterly lot line must tender a deposit of house 74 South 100 E n t r y N o . a. 2008 Meeting Sched- of Planning Commission (Published in the Tran- THE STATE OF UTAH Tooele, Utah at 9:00 of said Lot 6, that is: be- $5,000 in certified funds East Tooele Utah all 292724292724 of said ule - Christy Achziger minutes for meeting held script Bulletin December TO THE ABOVE- a.m. Following is an ginning at the Southerly to the trustee at the time right, title and interest official records. b. 2007 Year in Review - November 14, 2007. 11, 2007) NAMED RESPONDENT: agenda for the meeting: corner of said Lot 6 and of sale, with the balance conveyed to and now Trustee will sell at public Christy Achziger 5. Review and Approval You are hereby sum- Welcome and roll call running Northwesterly due by noon the follow- held by it under said auction to the highest NOTICE c. Golf Course Repairs - of Planning Commission moned and required to Approval of previous along the Southwestern ing business day, at the Deed of Trust in the bidder payable in lawful An emergency hazard- Christy Achziger minutes for meeting held file an Answer in writing meeting minutes lot line of said Lot 6 six office of the Trustee. At property situated in said money of the United ous waste storage per- d. Golf Course Commit- November 28, 2007. to the attached Petition Report by Executive Di- feet; thence Northeast- the tooele county court- County and State de- States, without warranty mit (#UT-048-2007) has tee - Glenn Oscarson Discussion with the Clerk of the rector: erly parallel to the South- house 74 South 100 scribed as: Lot 295, as to title, possession or been issued to the e. Picket Lane Park - “This is Smart Growth” Tooele County Court- Update of all programs east lot line of said Lot 6 East Tooele Utah all overlake estates subdivi- encumbrances. Bidders United States Air Force, Glenn Oscarson Chapter 10: Growth and house, 47 South Main Report by Board Mem- to the Northeast Lot right, title and interest sion phase 1c, according must be prepared to ten- Utah Test and Training 7. Recess Development That Im- Street, Tooele, Utah bers Line: thence Southeast- conveyed to and now to the official plat thereof der the purchase price in Range (UTTR) located in Work Session proves Our Communities 84074, and to serve Old Business: erly 6 feet to the South- held by it under said on file and or record in the amount bid within 24 Box Elder County and 1. Possible Vote Items Shared parking upon, or mail to the peti- Review financial reports east lot line and the Deed of Trust in the the Tooele County Re- hours of the sale by Tooele County, Utah. a. 2008 Final Budget Pursuant to the Ameri- tioner at 520 W Clark St for all programs Eastern most corner of property situated in said corders Office, excepting cashiers check. The permit allows the Air Discussion - Christy cans with Disabilities #46, Grantsville, Utah Audit suggestions re- said Lot 6; thence County and State de- therefrom all coal, oil, The address of the prop- Force to store up to Achziger Act, individuals needing 84029, a copy of said sponse Southwesterly along the scribed as: Lot 140, mid- gas, mines, metals, erty is purported to be 172,000 pounds Net Ex- b. Picket Lane Park - special accommodation answer, within 20 days if Staffing said Southeast lot line of dle of canyon estates gravel and all other ma- 253 South Cooley, plosive Weight of explo- Glenn Oscarson during this meeting you are served in the Schedule Strategic Plan- Lot 6 to the point of be- plat a, according to the terial of whatsoever kind Grantsville, UT 84029 sive items at the UTTR c. Personnel Wage Dis- should notify Rachelle State of Utah, or within ning implementation ginning. Tax Serial No. official plat thereof, as or nature in subject prop- more particularly de- Missile Storage Area. cussion - Christy Achzi- Custer, Tooele Planner 30 days if you are workshop 01-264-0-0019 Pur- recorded in the office of erty as excepted by scribed as follows: The explosives will be ger Recorder prior to the served outside the State Public Housing Assess- ported Property Address: the Tooele county re- Wendell H. Jones, BEGINNING AT THE stored if unfavorable 2. Manager Reports meeting at (435) of Utah, after service of ment System (PHAS) 340 SOUTH 6TH corder, state of Utah.. Sylvenia D. Jones, Hor- NORTHWEST CORNER weather conditions force 3. Board Members' Re- 843-2130 or TDD (435) this Summons upon you. Utility allowance study STREET, WENDOVER, The street address and ace H. Jones and Mabel OF LOT 6, BLOCK 30, a delay in treatment at ports and Requests 843-2180. If you fail so to do, judg- New Business: UT 84083. The under- other common designa- S. Jones in that certain PLAT A, GRANTSVILLE the Thermal Treatment 4. Correspondence (Published in the Tran- ment by default will be Resolution 05-07 to signed disclaims any li- tion of the real property warranty Deed, dated CITY SURVEY, EAST Unit. The Air Force has 5. Financial and Bills script Bulletin December taken against you for the adopt annual plan ability for any error in the described above is pur- February 12, 1976 re- 105 FEET, SOUTH 97 requested the permit be- 6. Adjourn 11, 2007) relief demanded in said Resolution 06-07 to street address. The ported to be: 855 East corded February 13, FEET, WEST 105 FEET, cause it has determined (Published in the Tran- Petition, which has been PUBLIC NOTICE adopt accrual policy for owner of the property as Deer Flat Road Tooele 1976 as entry no 311633 NORTH 97 FEET, TO that storage at the UTTR script Bulletin December filed with the Clerk of the Notice is hereby given sick and annual leave of the recording of the Ut 84074. Estimated To- in book 138 at page 832 THE POINT OF BEGIN- is more protective of hu- 11, 2007) above- entitled Court. that the Lake Point Im- Resolution 07-07 to Notice of Default is re- tal Debt as of January of Official Records and NING. man health and the envi- You can obtain a copy of NOTICE OF PUBLIC provement District Board adopt updated personnel ported to be: Margaret L. 08, 2008 is $148,922.20. also excepted by Jelco The undersigned dis- ronment than further the Verified Petition by HEARING of Trustees will hold its policy Wheeler Bidders must The undersigned Trus- Incorporated, a utah cor- claims liability for any er- transporting the explo- writing to the Clerk of the Notice is hereby given regularly scheduled busi- Participation in the tender to the trustee a tee disclaims any liability poration in that certain ror in the address. The sive material. The per- Court at Tooele County that the North Tooele ness meeting on the fol- Youth Employment Serv- $5,000.00 deposit at the for any incorrectness of warranty deed dated record owner(s) of the mit is issued so that Courthouse, 47 South County Fire Protection lowing dates at 7:00 ices summer help pro- sale and the balance of the street address and Mrch 31, 1977 recorded property as of the re- treatment can be con- Main Street, Tooele, Service District will hold p.m. at the Lake Point gram (summer 2008) the purchase price by other common designa- May 26, 1978 as entry cording of the Notice of ducted more safely dur- Utah 84074. READ a public hearing on De- Fire Station, 1540 Sun- Capital Fund Program 12:00 noon the next tion, if any, shown no 324632 in book 160 Default are Rodger E. ing favorable weather THESE PAPERS CARE- cember 20, 2007 at 6:40 set Road, Lake Point, Contract 2007-08 business day following herein. Said sale will be at page 275 of official re- Hunt, Trustee for the conditions. This permit FULLY. These papers p.m. at the Lake Point Utah. The agenda for Write off stale dated the sale. The deposit made without covenant cords.. The street ad- Fawn E. Hunt and Fus- is in effect from Decem- mean that you are being Fire Station, 1528 Sun- each meeting shall be checks and balance of the sale or warranty, express or dress and other common tine E. Hunt Family ber 12, 2007 through sued for divorce. set Road, Lake Point, posted at three locations Write off bad tenant debt proceeds must be in the implied, regarding title, designation of the real Trust. March 10, 2008. Copies DATED this 30th day of UT. A copy of the 2008 within the community Cost of Living raises form of a wire transfer, possession, condition or property described This sale is for the pur- of the permit are avail- November, 2007. final budget is available and published in the ADDI contract amend- cashier's check or certi- encumbrances, including above is purported to be: pose of paying obliga- able for public inspection Dawn K Anderson for public review Monday Tooele Transcript Bulle- ment 07-1454, 06-1396 fied funds payable to fees, charges and ex- 306 W Drysdale Way tions secured by said during normal business Petitioner - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 tin prior to the each SAGIS- Subsidy and First Southwestern Title penses of the Trustee Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- Deed of Trust including hours, or other hours (Published in the Tran- pm at 1528 Sunset scheduled meeting. Any Grants Information Sys- Agency of Utah, Inc. A and of the trusts created mated Total Debt as of fees, charges and ex- with prior arrangement, script Bulletin December Road, Lake Point, UT person(s) requesting tem trustee's deed will be de- by said Deed of Trust, to January 08, 2008 is penses of Trustee, ad- on the 4th floor of the 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2007) The agenda will be as agenda items should Office hours Dec. 24, livered to the successful pay the remaining princi- $153,588.94. The under- vances, if any, under the Martha Hughes Cannon follows: contact Keith Fryer, 2007 bidder within three busi- pal sums of the note(s) signed Trustee disclaims terms of said Deed of Health Building, 288 1. Roll call Board Chairman or Mary Other ness days after receipt secured by said Deed of any liability for any incor- Trust, interest thereon North 1460 West, Salt 2. Public comments on Lyn Robbins, District Adjourn of the amount bid. This Trust. The current bene- rectness of the street ad- and the unpaid principalTo placeLake yourCity. classifiedFor further in- ads in the Tooele 2008 final budget Secretary, at 508-0397, Executive Director Trustee's Sale may be ficiary of the Trust Deed dress and other common of the note secured by formation, contact Con- 3. Approval of 2008 final at least 72 hours in ad- DeAnn Christiansen subject to a bankruptcy as of the date of this no- designation, if any, said Deed of TrustTranscriptwith nie BulletinRauen, visitat (801) www.tooeletranscript. budget. vance of the meeting (Published in the Tran- filing, a payoff, a rein- tice is: Mortgage Elec- shown herein. Said sale interest thereon as in 538?6170. In compli- Dated this 10th day of date. script Bulletin December statement or any other tronic Registration Sys- will be made without said note and bycom.law Yourance adwith willthe Americans appear in the print issue Dec, 2007 January 10, 2008 11, 2007) condition that would tems, Inc. The record covenant or warranty, provided. with Disabilities Act, indi- Cassandra Ray February 14, 2008 cause the cancellation of owner of the property as express or implied, re- DATED this 4th ofday theof Transcriptviduals with Bulletinspecial, Tooele Valley Extra District Administrator March 13, 2008 this sale. Further, if any of the recording of the garding title, possession, December, 2007. needs (including auxil- (Published in the Tran- April 10, 2008 of these conditions exist, Notice of Default is/ are: condition or encum- BRYAN W. CANNONand oniary thecommunicative tooeletranscript.comAids website! script Bulletin December May 8, 2008 this sale will be null and Juana Garcia. Dated: brances, including fees, 8619 South Sandy and services) should 11, 13, 18 & 20, 2007) June 12, 2008 void, the successful bid- November 27, 2007. charges and expenses Parkway contact Brooke Baker, July 10, 2008 der's funds shall be re- James H. Woodall, of the Trustee and of the Building A, Suite 111 Office of Human Re- August 14, 2008 turned, and the Trustee Trustee 10653 River trusts created by said Sandy, Utah 84070 sources at (801) September 11, 2008 and the beneficiary shall Front Parkway, Suite Deed of Trust, to pay the www.cannonfirm.com 536-4412 TDD (801) October 9, 2008 not be liable to the suc- 290 South Jordan Ut remaining principal sums Office Hours: M-F 8am 536-4414. November 13, 2008 cessful bidder for any 84095 (801)254-9450 of the note(s) secured by – 5pm (Published in the Tran- December 4, 2008 damages. DATED: De- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) said Deed of Trust. The Phone: (801) 255-7475 script Bulletin December Dated this 6th day of De- cember 5, 2007 Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 current beneficiary of the C a n n o n F i l e # 11, 2007) cember 2007. FIRST SOUTHWEST- P.M. Signature/by: Trust Deed as of the 70020250 By Order of the Board ERN TITLE AGENCY James H. Woodall, date of this notice is: (Published in the Tran- of Trustees, Keith OF UTAH, INC. KRIS- Trustee R-157773 Mortgage Electronic script Bulletin December Fryer, Chairman. TIN BECKER, Asst. (Published in the Tran- Registration Systems, 11, 18 & 25, 2007) (Published in the Tran- Vice President Succes- script Bulletin November Inc. The record owner of script Bulletin December sor Trustee 10701 27, December 4 & 11, the property as of the re- 11, 2007) South River Front 2007) cording of the Notice of Parkway, #110 South Default is/are: Rudolf Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- Straat. Dated: November Order yourphone: (801) 302-3058 27, 2007. F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) James H. Woodall, 2 5 4 - 1 6 4 9 ASAP# Trustee 10653 River 948471 Front Parkway, Suite (Published in the Tran- 290 South Jordan Ut script Bulletin December 84095 (801)254-9450 classified ads 11, 18 & 27, 2007) (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 Online!P.M. Signature/ by: James H. Woodall, Trustee R-157751 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin November 27, December 4 & 11, 2007) B10

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The Boys Father of Winter continued from page B1 The poignant true story of three young Depression- and one of them thanked the era ski champions and Wells for the service of their their brutal, heroic, family. and ultimately tragic The men in the reenactment transformation from came down one hillside in athletes to infantrymen Col de Braus in vehicles with with the fabled U.S. Tenth weaponry that was straight Mountain Division. from the pages of a history Drawing on dozens of book. The Wells were taken interviews and extensive aback by the remembrance historical research, Charles that ran silently throughout J. 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Do you have funny, will have a first prize winner edit submissions for length, inspiring or powerful holi- in each category. One grand style and clarity. day memories? prize will also be awarded. E-mail submissions to The Tooele Transcript- Contestants may enter only swest@tooeletranscript. You don’t have to be a patient or hospital visitor to shop. Bulletin is requesting sub- one piece per category. The com, fax to 435-882-6123 or Hours 10am to 6pm | Monday through Friday missions for our holiday entries will be featured in drop off at the front desk, writing contest. the Dec. 24 edition of the 58 N. Main St. Tooele, Utah, Submissions this year will newspaper. 84074. Call Community be accepted in three catego- Please keep submissions News Editor Sarah Miley for 2055 N. Main | Tooele ries: poetry, fiction and non- under 500 words. Stories more information at 882- fiction. Three age groups and poems can focus on 0050 ext. 114. Stories must (children 12 and under; any aspect of the holiday be received on or before young adults ages 13 to 17; season. The Transcript- Dec. 18, 2007. and adults age 18 and older) Bulletin reserves the right to