Erda Residents at Forefront of Utah Water Rights Battle

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TOOELE Mark Pratt plays frigid RANSCRIPT game at Rice T Eccles Stadium See A12 BULLETIN December 4, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 57 50¢ Erda residents at forefront of Utah water rights battle Use-it-or-lose-it policy often leaves landowners high and dry with no recourse except costly courtroom appeals by Tim Gillie an appeal of his water right forfeiture STAFF WRITER with the 3rd District Court in Tooele. The rights to the 16 acre feet per year would Bruce Simon worked at the Tooele be worth $160,000 today, Simon said. Army Depot as a safety engineer. In 2000, Unable to pay the roughly $350 an hour at the age of 44, Simon was forced into that a water rights attorney would charge, early retirement when retintis pigmen- Simon will face off in court alone with the tosa destroyed his vision. Nearly blind, state engineer and a state attorney. he turned to a five-acre plot of property Simon is not alone. Several other Erda in Erda he had purchased in 1994. His residents claim they have had their water plan was to build a home on the land and rights taken away by the state engineer spend his retirement there. without notification or opportunity to Simon was delayed in building on his present their cases. Most say their only property due to medical and financial remedy now is through the judicial sys- problems. In the fall of 2004, he decided tem — a process that can be time-con- to sell the property. Afraid his rights for 16 suming and expensive. acre feet of water per year would soon be “It’s sad, most of these people were forfeited because of non-use, Simon con- doing what they thought was right, tacted the state Division of Water Rights and all of the sudden they are told they and was told by an engineer that he had have lost their water rights,” said Tooele five years to go before his rights would be County Commissioner Jerry Hurst, who forfeited. has heard several such water rights com- In early 2005, Simon found a buyer for plaints himself. his property. Then he was notified by the However, Jerry Olds, state engineer and state that his water rights had been for- director of the State Division of Water feited due to non-use. Rights, defends his office’s forfeiture pol- “I was given no prior notice, no hear- icy. ing, no opportunity to present my case,” “I am following the statutory process said Simon. that requires people to make beneficial photography / Troy Boman Simon sold his property at what he use of their water or apply for non-use,” Tyler and Angie Roberts stand in the kitchen of their Erda home with a glass of drinking water on the counter. The Roberts nearly lost said was a below-market price, since the Olds said. “The principle of beneficial use all of their water rights, but have secured enough water for their domestic and irrigation needs. They can now no longer have more than land had no water rights, and moved to one horse on their property. Highland. In the meantime, he has filed SEE WATER PAGE A9 ➤ Farm Bureau head fighting WINTER WONDERLAND Western Climate Initiative Hogan says reducing coal usage would hurt farmers in Tooele County and across the West

by Sarah Miley cap on the amount of pollut- because farmers and ranch- STAFF WRITER ants emitted but allows enti- ers are major users of energy, ties that exceed the limit to the adoption of a policy to A Western states initiative purchase credits from those decrease greenhouse gases to combat greenhouse gasses who pollute less — could would make it more expen- will have a negative impact cost Utah billions of dol- sive for them to operate. on farmers and ranchers in lars in economic output, as Many agriculture produc- Tooele County and across well as tens of thousands of ers in Tooele County must the West, according to newly jobs, mostly due to the fact pump water, he said, and re-elected Utah Farm Bureau that coal, which currently coal is what generates the Federation President Leland produces 85 percent of the electricity to pump that Hogan, a Stockton rancher. state’s electricity, would be water. Hogan said the Western used less and less. “If the Western Climate Climate Initiative — an agree- “We’re a carbon-based Initiative goes forward, we ment made earlier this year state that produces a lot of can look at a doubling of that between governors from sev- coal and oil,” said Hogan. cost, and that would basi- eral Western states, includ- “The Western Climate cally shut us down,” Hogan ing Utah and two Canadian Initiative is going to impose said, of ranchers and farm- provinces, to reduce green- restrictions upon industry ers throughout the state. “It house gases by 20 percent that will require us to go out makes agriculture totally of 2005 levels by 2020 — will and purchase green credits, cost-prohibitive.” have negative consequences or else quit using coal and oil Randy Parker, the farm for the agricultural indus- to be within CO2 emissions. bureau’s chief executive offi- try. He cites a recent study That process will drive up cer, said energy costs are the done by the Massachusetts the cost of energy for Utah.” single largest cost to farmers Institute of Technology and Hogan, who was recent- in producing the low-cost, Penn State University that ly re-elected to his fourth safe foods that Americans showed a regional cap-and- two-year term as president enjoy. trade policy — which sets a of the farm bureau, said In a traditional market, there are few producers and many buyers. However, with photography / Maegan Burr agriculture it is the inverse — many producers and few Kids play at the Tooele City Hall Saturday morning while they wait for the Christmas parade to pass by. The snowy parade brought Santa to City Hall for kids to meet. According to the buyers, according to Parker. National Weather Service, the next snowstorm could arrive on Thursday. “So the producer side doesn’t have the ability to be the price-maker, but has to be the price-taker. When you start increasing input costs, whether it be diesel fuel or Wastewater plant expansion kicks off electricity or fertilizer, those by Suzanne Ashe Currently, the plant can pro- several phases in the longer- are very difficult for farmers STAFF WRITER cess 2 million gallons of waste- term expansion of the plant. and ranchers to extract back water per day. When the expan- “We are thinking, ‘What are out of the marketplace with A $3 million expansion of sion is completed next fall, the we going to do 50 years out?’” the increase in consumer Tooele City’s Wastewater plant will have a processing Hansen said. price.” Treatment Plant that began capacity of 3.2 million gallons The Bountiful-based firm Parker said keeping those last month will increase the a day. The expansion will be Aqua Engineering has been production costs low is also current plant’s capacity by 60 paid for by a combination of working on the plan for about photography / Troy Boman a matter of national secu- percent and update its inner impact fees and sewer revenue two years, Hansen said. Utah Farm Bureau Federation President Leland Hogan guides cattle into rity. workings. funds. The current wastewater an holding pen before taking them to market. Hogan recently attended the “We want to make sure The expansion of the seven- According to Tooele City treatment system is still one bureau’s annual convention where effects of the Western Climate Initiative that our country has the year-old plant will take about Engineer Paul Hansen, this (WCI) on agriculture were discussed. A study suggests WCI could harm farm- a year. expansion is only the first of SEE PLANT PAGE A5 ➤ ers by driving up energy costs. SEE FARM PAGE A7 ➤

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 4, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast List of mentally ill banned from buying guns growing

Local Weather by Brock Vergakis and Lara Jake Jordan ASSOCIATED PRESS Tue 45/31 12/4 PARK CITY (AP) — A federal list of Cloudy. High around 45F. Winds mentally ill people barred from buy- SSE at 5 to 10 mph. ing guns has doubled in size since the Virginia Tech shootings, and U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey encouraged more states to add infor- Wed mation to the database. 44/24 In his first policy speech since tak- 12/5 ing over as attorney general early Mix of rain and snow. Highs in the this month, Mukasey told a gathering mid 40s and lows in the mid 20s. of attorneys in Park City last week that states have now reported 393,957 mentally ill people to the federal database used to screen the backgrounds Thu of potential gun-buyers. As of last 40/30 July, three months after the Virginia 12/6 Tech shootings, states had submitted Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the only 174,863 names to the database. low 40s and lows in the low 30s. “Instant background checks are essential to keeping guns out of the ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service wrong hands, while still protecting the privacy of our citizens,” Mukasey said. Temps / Precipitation “But as we learned in the tragedy at Virginia Tech, the checks must be Date High Low (prec./inches) accurate and complete to be effec- Nov. 29 38 21 0 tive,” Mukasey told the National Nov. 30 46 25 tr Association of Attorneys General. AP photo / Steve C. Wilson Dec. 1 37 26 .58 “We’re making progress, and I hope U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey addresses the media at the National Association of Attorneys General Annual Winter Meeting, Thursday, Dec. 2 42 20 0 that even more states will submit Nov. 29, near Park City. A federal list of mentally ill people barred from buying guns has doubled in size since the Virginia Tech shootings, and Dec. 3 47 23 0 this information so that the national Mukasey encouraged more states Thursday to add information to the database. instant background check system can be maximally effective.” Currently, 32 states submit names .22-caliber pistol over the Internet — including diagnosis documents from Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer People are included in the federal to the mental health database, and despite a special justice’s 2005 order hospitals or insurance companies, for the National Weather Service, reports database only after courts or other the federal government cannot force to get outpatient treatment for being are not accessed or submitted to the that his recording station at 139 S. Main authorities have found them to have the other 18 to follow suit. a danger to himself. There has been database. Overall, more than five mil- St., received .59 inches of precipitation mental health problems, Justice “We’ve got 32, it’d be nice to have no indication that Cho ever received lion people are identified in the back- between Nov. 29 and Dec. 3, for a total of Department officials said. Federal 50,” Mukasey said. the treatment. ground check system that is main- .50 inches in November and .58 inches so agencies, including the Defense Virginia Tech student Seung-Hui Had his court order been submit- tained by the FBI and also tracks the far in December. and Veterans Affairs departments, Cho killed 32 people and himself in ted to the federal database, Cho likely names of illegal immigrants, domes- For the water year, which began Oct. also submit names, but the Justice the deadliest campus shooting in would have been unable to buy the tic violence offenders and others who 1, 2007, Tooele has received 2.22 inches Department could not immediately U.S. history. He bought two guns — a guns. are barred from buying guns. of precipitation. The normal for the year is say how many. Glock 9mm at a Virginia store and a Private mental health records, 19.09 inches of precipitation. Investigators say trooper who used Taser acted ‘reasonably’ Subscriber Service by Brock Vergakis Massey filed a public-records was exceeding the speed limit thousands of phone calls and him, and that’s one of the If you haven’t received your newspaper ASSOCIATED PRESS request and posted the video on U.S. 40 in eastern Utah. e-mails since the video was things I hate about this.” by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and on YouTube, which said it has Massey got out and walked posted online, many of them Tasers use compressed our customer representative will assist you. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A been viewed more than 1 mil- to the rear of his vehicle. critical of the trooper. There nitrogen to fire two barbed Customer service hours on Tuesday and Utah state trooper who used lion times. The trooper pulled out his also have been online threats darts that can penetrate cloth- Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. a Taser to subdue a stubborn “We found that Trooper Taser when the driver tried to against Gardner. ing to deliver a 50,000-volt motorist who was walking Gardner’s actions were lawful return to his seat. “I think mostly it’s people shock to immobilize people. away from him during a traf- and reasonable under the cir- Massey shrieked, fell and blowing off steam, and that’s �� fic stop felt threatened and cumstances,” Davenport said said: “Officer, I really don’t fine,” Sgt. Jeff Nigbur, a UHP �� acted reasonably, state offi- at a news conference, joined know what you’re doing.” spokesman, said Friday before Tooele �� cials said. by Scott Duncan, commis- “Face down! Face down! the investigation’s conclu- �� Trooper Jon Gardner sioner of the UHP’s parent Put your hands behind your sions were announced. “But �� remains on leave, primarily agency, the Utah Department back,” Gardner said. you can’t say you’re going to �� “We are Your Neighborhood for his safety, after numer- of Public Safety. When Massey’s wife endanger somebody’s life.” Family Theatre” �� ous anonymous threats were The investigation was con- emerged from the passenger Nigbur said there was no 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. �� made against him, Supt. ducted by officials in the side, the trooper ordered her evidence that the trooper’s �� (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 �� Lance Davenport of the Utah Department of Public Safety, to get back in — “or you’re life is in danger. Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com �� Highway Patrol said Friday. which oversees the highway going to jail, too.” Moments Massey has pleaded for the �� Gardner twice zapped patrol. The officials have later, when another officer online threats to stop. Nov. 30 - Dec. 6 �� Jared Massey with a Taser asked the Utah attorney gen- arrived, one of them said, “I wish people would have *Times & Shows Subject to Change �� when the driver walked away eral’s office to also review the “Oh, he took a ride with the some common decency every �� * �� and refused to sign a speed- case to determine if laws were Taser.” once in awhile,” he said ear- Enchanted �� ing ticket on Sept. 14. The broken. Davenport said that com- lier this week. “When I posted Dly 4:50, 7:15, 9:35 (PG) �� incident was recorded on The video showed Massey ment was inappropriate. the video it wasn’t to vilify the Sat 12:10, 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:35 �� Gardner’s dashboard camera. arguing about whether he The UHP has received guy, demean him or destroy �� Sun 12:10, 2:35, 4:50, 7:15 �� * �� Awake (R) �� Dly 4:25, 7:00, 9:20 �� Logan among the least Sat 12:30, 2:30, 4:25, 7:00, 9:20 �� Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:25, 7:00 �� expensive college towns Mr. Magorium’s �� LOGAN (AP) — The collegiate prices there average $638,333. Emporium (G) �� housing market near Utah State Other Utah markets noted Dly 4:45, 7:10, 9:20 �� Sat 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:10, 9:20 �� University if one of the 10 most were Provo and Salt Lake City, Halibut Dinner affordable in the country, accord- with averages of $363,975 and Sun 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:10 �� 3 pieces of halibut ing to a new report. $408,125, respectively. San Diego served with fries, $ �� salad & a roll Beowulf �� Logan came in at No. 10 with was the only Mountain West city 8.99 (PG-13) Dly 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 �� an average 2007 home price of listed as more expensive than �� Free Med Drink w/ Sat 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 �� $172,978, the Coldwell Banker either Provo or Salt Lake City in dinner purchase Sun 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15 report said. The most affordable that conference. was Muncie, Ind., home to Ball Coldwell Banker conducts �� Fred Claus �� State University, with an average its annual College Home Price (PG) �� home price of $150,000. Comparison Index study using Dly 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 �� Among college football confer- survey data from offices through- Sat 12:00, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 �� Sun 12:00, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 �� ences, Logan was the most afford- out the United States. A single- �� able Western Athletic Conference family home is considered a �� city to buy a home in. 2,200-square-foot house with Bee Movie (PG) �� Janice Williams, president four bedrooms, two and a half Dly 4:15, 7:15, 9:25 �� of the Cache Rich Association baths, a family room and two-car Sat 12:05, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:25 �� of Realtors, said the report was garage. SHAKES Sun 12:05, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15 �� credible. The report looks at markets Gyro Dinner 32 Flavors �� “We have maintained a healthy home to the 119 Football Bowl Small 14 oz Med 18 oz Jumbo 32 oz Our Box Ofﬁce opens daily �� gryo served with $ 20 min. before ﬁrst show starts. fries, salad & a roll $2.15 $2.79 $4.19 �� market with steady growth, Subdivision schools. The towns All shows before 6pm $5 7.49 pm $ $ �� which keeps our prices afford- and cities attract first-time hom- After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 $ �� Seniors (over 65) 5 �� able,” she said. “We continue to eowners, alumni and retirees, the 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele see an increase in home values at report said. All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens a slower rate than the rest of the In the report, the WAC’s aver- �� nation, which is good news.” age home price in 2007 was In the report, Palo Alto, Calif., $441,263, according to the �� Sun - Thur 5:00 | 7:15 PG Sun - Thur 5:00 | 7:00 R �� home to Stanford University, report, with San Jose, Calif., and Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:15 | 9:30 Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 �� ranked as the most expensive col- Honolulu increasing the average �� lege market to buy a home. The with their high home prices. Robin Williams Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! �� average 2007 home price there While eight of the top 10 most �� was $1,677,000. At No. 10 on that expensive markets in the U.S. August Rush 882-2273 Hitman �� list was Miami — home to the are in California, six of the most �� Admission Adults $6 | Child/Senior $4 | before 6pm $4 111 N. Main, Tooele Admission Adults $6 | Child/Senior $4 | before 6pm $4 �� University of Miami and Florida affordable markets are home to International University. Home or nearby military bases. A3

TUESDAY December 4, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Quality group expanding with plans for new dealership by Doug Radunich or 9 percent, in terms of sales STAFF WRITER when compared with 2006.” Bell said several dealerships Quality Automotive Group across the nation have seen plans to open a new Dodge- sales drop, but that Quality Chrysler-Jeep dealership to be has defied that trend by located on North Main Street increasing sales for the past next to the company’s current four years. Ford and Chevrolet dealer- “Ever since 2003, the year we ships by 2009. bought Quality Automotive, Construction of the new we’ve seen an upward move- 14,000-square-foot dealer- ment in sales each year, which ship will most likely begin is surprising for this year in December 2008 and take because we’re in a tough mar- about nine months to com- ket now,” Bell said. “We haven’t plete, according to Trent Bell, felt that downturn like some general manager and dealer dealerships have, and part of for Quality Automotive. it is because we’ve got good “We’ve got the plans and employees and good support architecture already done, from our people in the com- and everything is approved munity here. I think another the way Chrysler wants it,” reason we have been doing Bell said. “The building will so great is the fact that we have a three-car showroom have so many choices here, with one car each represent- and that makes things much ing Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep. easier than having only one or We are finalizing plans right two lines available.” now, but we don’t know how Bell said around 70 per- much it will cost yet.” cent of Quality Automotive’s Quality currently has deal- customers are from Tooele erships for Ford, Dodge- County, a figure which has Chrysler-Jeep and Chevrolet- stayed steady over the year, Buick-Pontiac, as well as two while 30 percent come from used car lots located close all over Utah and even as far as by. Bell said the new Dodge Idaho and Wyoming. Quality building will allow the com- currently employs around 100 pany to increase its inventory people, 75 percent of which of Dodge vehicles. are Tooele County residents. “Right now we have an Bell said he looks forward to agreement with Chrysler and 2008 and expects it to be the Ford to let our Dodge vehicles photography / Troy Boman company’s best year ever in share a facility with the Ford Trent Bell, general manager of Quality Automotive Group, sits in his office Monday. Quality will be adding a new Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep dealership to the com- terms of sales. building, but once the new pany by 2009. “We’ll just keep working on building is complete, the Ford maintaining good customer building will be exclusively similar in size to the Chevrolet cles at our other dealerships, Caravans have been big sellers “Business has not been bad satisfaction and recruiting used for Ford and the new building. Dodge officials say and that our amount of sales for Dodge this year, but added at all with all three dealer- and retaining employees in building will be exclusively for that with the new building should go up as well.” that business has been going ships,” Bell said. “From January order to hit our sales goals for Dodge,” Bell said. “The new our number of Dodges will go Bell said Ram trucks, Jeep equally well with both Ford to the end of November of this next year,” he said. Dodge building will also be up and outnumber the vehi- Wranglers, and new Dodge and Chevrolet-Buick-Pontiac. year we’ve been up 122 units, [email protected]

Local school officials say cell Give your parakeet something to talk about. phone policy currently working Line his cage with the Transcript-Bulletin!

by Tim Gillie oped by school districts should create a distraction or cause the STAFF WRITER keep cell phones from being a student to be late to class. distraction and make sure they School policy also bans the Some Utah educators say are not used to infringe on pri- use of the camera function on cell phones and other personal vacy. Consequences for inap- phones on school premises or electronic devices are a serious propriate cell phone use should at school activities. disruption in the classroom, but also be spelled out, Allen said. Consequences for violating Adopt-a-Horse Tooele County School District Tooele County schools, how- the district’s cell phone policy officials maintain they have the ever, are already ahead of Allen’s are determined by each school. problem well in hand. legislation. The school district At Tooele High School when the Cell phones in schools came put a written policy on cell policy is violated the phone is to the fore again recently phone use into effect last year, confiscated and must be picked when state Rep. Sheryl Allen of according to Mike Johnsen, up by a parent, said Kendall Bountiful proposed legislation superintendent of the Tooele Topham, Tooele High School to require all Utah school dis- County School District. Principal. tricts to formulate a policy reg- The policy varies depend- “We really don’t have a big ulating the use of cell phones ing on the grade level of the problem with cell phones,” said and electronic devices. Allen student. In all grades, the use Topham. “Students and parents said she has heard from numer- of cell phones in classrooms, both understand and follow the ous school personnel that tex- locker rooms, restrooms and policy.” ting is a severe problem. shower facilities is prohibited. Johnsen agrees with Topham “Students do not need to be In elementary and junior high that the policy is, by and large, texting answers to tests or tak- schools, cell phone use is only working. ing inappropriate pictures,” permitted before or after school. “Policing phone use is diffi- Allen said. Cell phones are to be stored out cult and we will probably never While some states have a of sight with the power off. totally eliminate it,” Johnsen statewide policy on cell phones In the high schools, cell said. “But our policy was recent- in classrooms, most require phones may be used between ly reviewed by the school board local districts to develop their classes and during the lunch and appears to be working.” own policies. The policies devel- break, as long as they do not [email protected] Wild Horse & Burro Program Distraught driver injured in rollover $25 Reduced Fee Gelding Adoption by Suzanne Ashe car rollover at mile marker 84 “We couldn’t communicate Starting December 8th thru 21st STAFF WRITER near a Grantsville exit. The acci- with her, probably because of dent occurred at 9:30 a.m. the drugs,” Anderson said. Salt Lake Wild Horse & Burro Center A woman who was feeling According to Anderson, sev- Glenn was flown to University despondent took some medi- eral calls came into 911 to report Hospital in critical condition. 8605 W 12600 S • Herriman, Utah cation, wrote a suicide note a reckless driver before the acci- There were unknown pills, a and headed eastbound on I-80 dent occurred. gun and a suicide note at the Monday morning before rolling “She had taken some medica- scene. Adoption Times: 9:00am - 3:00pm her car near Grantsville, accord- tion and it must of just kicked Glenn may have been despon- ing to Utah Highway Patrol Lt. in,” Anderson said, adding that dent over the anniversary of her Robert Anderson. Glenn was not wearing her seat- boyfriend’s death, Anderson For more information call: 1-877-224-3956 Tamara Glenn, 23, of Pleasant belt when she lost control of her said. Grove, was injured in the single- 2005 Toyota Sienna. [email protected] Offering over 100 geldings 1 yrs old and older along with 6 yearlings haltered trained by the Gunnison Wild Horse Prison Program All Geldings are First Come, First Served for $25.00 Application Required! Walk-ups Welcome!

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TUESDAY December 4, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 ‘Steely’ businessman trades globe for Tooele Party Paper

by Doug Radunich Mountain Railcar Repair, and STAFF WRITER we just started doing it this year,” Jarema said. “More busi- ROLLS It took 30 years for Mike nesses like this become possible Jarema’s globe-totting busi- when you have more opportu- • multiple sizes ness career to eventually bring nity to have somebody assist • different stocks him to Tooele, and now there’s you with your core business, • cover tables nowhere else he’d rather be. because it allows you to move • crafts Jarema, the general manager into other areas that you might of Utah Fabrication, a metal fab- have wanted to go into but just • moving $ rication company located in the didn’t have the time.” • coloring 2 Utah Industrial Depot, arrived Jarema said most of the comin Tooele two years ago after pany’s fabrication work is done Inquire within spending many years overseas. for companies outside Utah, The American citizen originally and that the engineering firm lived many years with his family Roberts & Schaefer is one of in Fiji before moving to Africa their top clients. with the Peace Corps 35 years “Roberts & Schaefer is in con- 58 North Main • Tooele ago. He was first sent to Uganda tact with a variety of clients that just after dictator Idi Amin had photography / Troy Boman in turn need their metal manu- Mike Jarema, general manager of Utah Fabrication, stands behind welder taken over a country in major facturing or fabrication done, so Horses $6 ea. crisis. Luis Perez at the company’s facility Monday. Utah Fabrication builds and therefore we work for a variety “The Peace Corps was subse- installs custom metal products for a wide range of industries including min- of their clients as well, one of ing, utilities and manufacturing. quently evacuated from Uganda which is the Canadian company at after two of our guys were shot, taking place in the government lation and repairs, and working SGS,” he said. “We ship a lot so they decided to pull us all out there, I decided to move back to with metals from stainless and of our products to Canada for Middle Canyon Holiday of there,” Jarema said. “I then the United States, to Salt Lake carbon steel to aluminum to the oil industry, and we actually ended up in Western Samoa City, in October 1996 with my brass and copper. work with a lot of other different Gift & Craft Fair and taught school there with family.” Jarema said some of his Canadian companies. We also Friday, Dec. 7 • 5am - 9pm the Peace Corps at a techni- After he moved to Salt Lake favorite duties include work- have quite the international list Saturday, Dec. 8 10am - 6pm cal institute for two years, and City and before he joined Utah ing on business development, of clients, in addition to those after I finished I joined the Fabrication, Jarema worked as customer relations and project we work with in other states and Middle Canyon Elementary School • 751 E. 1000 N. United Nations and was first a consultant for various compa- management. Canada.” headed to Ethiopia. However, nies locally and nationally. “As part of my job, I also enjoy After living in Utah for 11 Haile Selassie was overthrown “Some of the companies doing office paperwork, hunt- years now, Jarema is currently Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, at the time and the UN canceled I consulted with included a ing for new opportunities, and settled in Highland with his wife and How Much Do They Cost? all the postings going into the startup health foods company assisting Roger in growing our Elizabeth. He has seven chil- country, so I had a choice to in Provo, an antique compa- business and finding new busi- dren. He said he is proud to be Consumer’s Guide Compares either go to Somalia or Fiji.” ny in Provo, and an outdoor nesses,” he said. “Sometimes part of a company located in 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands Jarema then chose to be equipment company in Tooele,” when you just get started such a rapidly-growing part of Get this book to learn: transferred to Fiji, where he said Jarema. “I also served as in a new business you get so the country. What is the best brand for you? spent more than 20 years work- a general manager or manag- immersed in it, and it helps to “Tooele is a great place for How much do hearing aids ing in several different positions ing director for different com- have someone share the work- business and is growing so fast, cost? and helping raise his family. panies. I had also worked as a load to free you up and allow with I-80 and the railroad close What should you expect from “While in Fiji, I ran one of the consultant for Utah Fabrication, you to take care of other oppor- by and all the new development new hearing aids? international advertising agen- and president and CEO Roger tunities. going on, so it’s exciting to be Learn how to save 50% off cies, worked with a [Rupert] Peterson asked me to become Utah Fabrication, which has in a city that will prosper even MSRP on digital hearing aids. Murdock newspaper called his general manager as I came existed for 40 years and was more as more businesses call For a FREE copy, call Offered to the public by The Fiji Times for a couple of to the end of my consulting purchased by Roger Peterson Tooele their home,” he said. 1-800-957-6270 years, was a general manager period. I had more experience seven years ago, also now oper- “It’s also nice to be so close to Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message for a national chain of book- in business than metal, but I’ve ates two sister companies. These the airport, which is halfway UT License #368167-4601 stores there, and worked with come to learn a lot about metal are Utah Painting and Coating, between Tooele and Salt Lake, a UNDP/UNESCO curriculum since I’ve been here.” which does sand blasting, paint- for those clients who fly in to development project where I As a metal fabrication coming, and coating for commercial see us. We have great economies helped write English textbooks pany, Utah Fabrication fabri- and industrial applications, and of scale and great connectivity, for Fiji,” he said. “I was also cates conveyors, silos, tanks, Rocky Mountain Railcar Repair, and I think that as our com- offered a position as a public load-outs, piping, containers which does tank car clean- pany grows and Tooele grows, relations director for a startup and other pieces of equipment ing and repairing, storing and we will continue to attract more land development company, for the mining, oil and energy painting for railcars at yards in people, create more jobs and Digital and that kind of gave me my sectors in Utah and Nevada. Tooele and Ogden. develop an even bigger ready first foray in business. However, The company also has experi- “We actually repair, clean and capable workforce.” as a result of things that were ence performing on-site instal- and paint the railcars at Rocky [email protected] Mental health provider sees donations dip Delight by Alyssa Roberts appoint anyone.” said Michael Hicks explained that holi- cards or made out to VMH to CORRESPONDENT Hicks, case manager at Valley days are hard times for people purchase these items. Donated Electronic Gifts Galore! Mental Health. with depression, and so Valley items are used all year long to Non-profit organizations Valley Mental Health is a Mental Health has started a give to clients who may be liv- give much to the community. leading community partner Christmas project — compiling ing off of social security or who But Valley Mental Health is in in promoting and providing Christmas packages for some struggle to find an occupation. GPS need of assistance as they pre- accessible, quality behavioral patients that may otherwise Not only can organizations pare to give this holiday sea- and physical healthcare. They not receive any due to finances donate, but individuals may as son. Generally a target of many offer assistance to people of or who may have little contact well. companies’ donation list, Valley all ages and backgrounds who with family. “We prefer new items,” said Mental Health is receiving less suffer from severe depression, “It lifts their spirits,” Hicks Hicks. “But, we’ll take any- this year from organizations anxiety, suicidal, homicidal said. thing.” Digital Cameras due to costs of shipping. behaviors, or those living off of The organization typically Those wishing to donate may “I’m worried that we aren’t social security. accepts clothing, shoes, gift contact Valley Mental Health at going to be able to help as much “We are contracted with the cards, hygiene products, bed 843-3520. Prospective donors this year. Some of our clients state and receive state fund- and bath, furniture items, food may also stop by the center. look forward to the Christmas ing,” explained Hicks. “But we for holiday meals, and other project since we have done this don’t get funding for things like related items. Also, money is Emily Gowans also contributed MP3 Players before and we don’t want to dis- our Christmas project.” accepted on prepaid credit to this article.

nesses of Tooele City, as well will be changed to allow more plants stop with the clarifying Plant as Deseret Peak and Miller water to flow through the process, but Tooele’s plant adds continued from page A1 Motorsports Park. This expan- plant. two more steps. The water is Printers sion is designed to handle cur- Wastewater comes into the piped into a separate building of the most advanced in the rent growth, with additional plant at the headworks build- where it is filtered again and state, according to Hansen. expansions to be scheduled on ing. Here all of the foreign sodium hypochlorite (1 per- Shop for Great Deals and Sign up for Fast Wireless Internet Service Now at: The plant treats wastewater in an “as needed” basis. objects — from 2-by-4 planks cent bleach solution) is added. four different stages, and is The current expansion of wood to clothing — are fil- The water is tested before it Radio Shack clean enough to be used as includes replacing the head- tered out. Next is the aeration is released and used to water 500 E Village Blvd • Stansbury Park • Phone 83-SHACK reclaimed water for non-agri- works screens, adding blow- stage where aerobic bacteria the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. cultural land. ers and diffusers to the aera- digest the biological waste. There is also a re-use facility in The treatment plant’s cur- tion ditches, and adding con- This happens in two large Overlake, Olson said, but it is rent capacity is adequate trol structures to fix hydraulic rectangular pools where air is currently not in operation. for the residents and busi- issues. In addition, pipe sizes forced into tanks and an eco- [email protected] system of microbes digests the solid waste. “I’m part wildlife manager too,” said Wastewater Superintendent Dan Olson, Tooele Black Peewees Champs 2007 adding that it takes some skill keeping the naturally occur- ring bacteria alive. The organic cleansing is where the system is the most vulnerable, Olson added. Petroleum products, paint, an excessive amount of bleach and other toxic chemicals can kill the bacteria, requiring plant operators to culture more. Any undigested solids are processed and used as fertilizer, and the filtered water is piped into clarifying pools. There are currently two pools, photography / Troy Boman and one more will be added Dan Olson holds a water sample tube above a clarifying tank at the Tooele as part of the first phase of Front row: Travis Erickson, Zac Cruz, Easton Patch, Payton Bowen, Joey Nelson, TJ Sullivan, Lake Mecham, Brendan Walker City wastewater treatment facility. The facility plans on adding another clarify- expansion. Second row: Daniel Aragon, Tyler Daley, Jacob Petersen, Dmitri Howard, Dustin Luke ing tank that will increase treatment capacity from 2 million gallons a day Most wastewater treatment Back row: Keith Bird, Cody Sullivan, TJ Bender, Ryan Bowen, Carl Nelson, Jason Patch, Travis Mecham to 3.2 million. A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 4, 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 Hazardous waste: Set limits now and prepare for the end Those of us who live in Tooele County have come to accept that part of our home is a toxic waste dump. Those are the rooms nobody goes into, remote facilities in the west desert where national companies store and process everything from simple trash to deadly chemi- cal compounds to low-level radioactive waste. Unless we work in one of these places — which only a small percentage of us do — we tend to think of them rarely, if at all. When we do remember what’s in those rooms, it is usually with a mixture of gratitude and shame. Gratitude because mitigation fees from these companies helped build community facilities like Deseret Peak Complex, and have left our county government relatively flush with cash. Shame because, on a human level, no man is proud to accept another’s garbage. Recent events, however, have again made us aware of our closed rooms. EnergySolutions, once a local disposal facility, has ridden atop a wave of radioactive waste to become a $2 billion, publicly-traded global conglomerate. Now the company hopes to import 20,000 tons of radioactive waste from Italy and store it in Tooele County. As that news was still filtering down last week, acrid smoke pouring into the sky from a landfill fire one valley to the east of EnergySolutions reminded us of the large-and-growing trash dump on the Goshute reservation there. That landfill, which accepts primarily garbage from the Wasatch Front, is only five acres at present, but the operator, Metro Waste, has an option to lease another 500 acres for expansion. Clearly, neither Italians nor Wasatch Front Utahns want their waste near their homes. Tooele County first encouraged people to bring LETTERS TO THE EDITOR their waste here in the 1980s, and we have been cheerfully accepting it ever since. But, looking forward, most Tooele County residents would like to see an end to people bringing us their trash. That was Letter of the month (November) LETTERS POLICY reflected in the Tooele County Commission’s 2005 decision to reduce the west desert hazardous waste corridor from 78,720 acres to 9,440 Blue Bags should be free store the bags at home and separate The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to the editor from readers. Letters acres. I read the article “County getting the materials that can be recycled must be no longer than 250 words, from those that can’t. To require the Now is the time to continue that process of constriction. We under- greener with Blue Bags program” in civil in tone, written exclusively for the stand that waste is waste, but accepting radioactive materials from the Nov. 1 edition with great interest, public to purchase the bags is more Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Michigan or Mississippi is philosophically much more palatable than as I have taken my newspapers and than I believe most people would the writer’s name, address and phone accepting waste from Europe, since at least in accepting the former other paper items to the recycling be willing to do. Please, commis- number. Priority will be given to letters we can claim to be performing a national duty. EnergySolutions bins scattered about town for years, sioners, have the bags available at that refer to a recent article in the should give up on the idea of importing foreign waste, even if the and just recently took a large collec- some convenient location for free newspaper. All letters may be subject practice has existed in the past. tion of empty pop cans to a recycle and this program might be remu- to editing. Likewise, the Goshutes of Skull Valley should not allow the landfill facility in Salt Lake. I am dismayed, nerative for the county. Otherwise, on their lands to expand to anywhere near its projected capacity. however, to read that the public has you aren’t going to see much par- Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submitted for Tooele County has accepted beyond its fair share of others’ garbage. to purchase the blue bags. This is ticipation. “Notes of Appreciation” We should stop looking to hazardous waste as a growth industry, no an idea that is going to fail. It takes Alan K. Jeppesen matter how bright its future in financial terms. We can do better. Now special effort to find the space to Tooele Readers who are interested in writing a is the time for us to pay attention to what’s in our secret rooms, rede- longer guest op-ed column on a topic of fine our limits and envision a day when we will accept no more. general interest should contact Editor Remembering Pearl Harbor but found no update, only to find Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- I was 11 years old when my family out later from my wife that Thomsen mation at the top of this page. and I returned from church one day had indeed written but the article GUEST OPINION and turned the radio on to find there was only included in the version that E-mail: [email protected] was nothing on but news reports of makes a mess of your hands by the Fax: (435) 882-6123 the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. time you’re done reading. I enjoyed Mail: Letters to the Editor Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Let gratitude, generosity The attack was real. The fear and the article anyway, but would have P.O. Box 390 concern of most Americans was real. preferred to read it online. Tooele The government knew that we were isn’t the small town it used to be and linger throughout the year not prepared for war and said so, we’re living in an age where there is am not sure what you enjoyed adding to the fears of alarmed citi- a computer in nearly every home. for Thanksgiving — be it tom zens. The United States was not the I believe that I speak for more than LETTER CONTEST Ior soy turkey, or just veggies aggressor, but the victim of a careful- just myself when I plead with you — but I am pretty sure you were Ann Herron ly planned attack designed to knock to do something about your Web Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will grateful for it. Good. I am grateful GUEST COLUMNIST out our Pacific fleet in one blow. The site. While there have been improve- select the best letter of the month and that we as a nation still take time next months saw our forces all over ments in the last few months, it reprint it in the first Open Forum page — albeit only once a year — to be the South Pacific being defeated, means nothing if the content isn’t of the following month. The winning thankful for things. killed and taken prisoner. Sadly for kept current. letter writer will receive a free one-year And once you are thankful, always have access to something the youth of today, there are those Tyler Slack subscription to the newspaper. The sub- you generally want to share your to eat when they are hungry. politically correct revisionists who Tooele scription can be transferred or used to blessings with others. So let’s talk Fortunately, there is lots of evi- say we were the aggressor, even a renew a present subscription. about gratitude by sharing it with dence that Tooele County cares. bully to pick on the little tiny coun- Houses are common, homes are rare others. Local high school and junior high try of Japan. It’s too bad they were After losing our home in the Several recent news articles school students have done more not here when all of this happened. California fires, we were forced to Jefferson believed in a non-inter- assured us that area residents than their share of raising aware- I remember names — Batan, Iwo go stay with relatives in Oregon. A ventionist (not isolationist) foreign who might be struggling this ness of hunger and bringing in Jima, Wake, Corregador, and many need for a bathroom break for my policy of “peace, commerce, and year were able to enjoy the donations. Businesses and indi- others. I remember that thousands two children forced us to exit in honest friendship with all nations, bounty of a good meal during viduals have chipped in to help of American heroes died in those Grantsville. It was late and we were entangling alliances with none.” Ten- Thanksgiving. Good, but remem- the food bank provide for those places , as well as in Italy, France and at our wits’ end. While going down term Texas Representative Ron Paul ber we all need to eat year round. who ask for help over the holi- Germany. I remember Omaha and Main Street, our kids spotted a cot- believes what Jefferson believed, Do not think that because the days. During the year there are Utah beaches, and the lives that were tage decorated for Halloween. It was and he’s running for President. For Thanksgiving rush is over there Boy Scout food drives and even sacrificed for freedom in those plac- so unique. We had to go by it several those who believe what Jefferson will no longer be a need at the the post office works to collect es. I remember the Holocaust was times. The children wanted to get out believed, Ron Paul is the only choice. local food bank. There is always a canned goods and other non- real. I know that the atomic bomb for a better look. I went to the door to If you believe in the Constitution and need for food. perishable items. saved American and Japanese lives. I ask permission. The minute the door would like to see it re-instated as the As the economy situation con- And there will likely be another know that this is the greatest country was opened, I felt a special feeling supreme law of the land, only Ron tinues to be unstable, more and outpouring of support in a few on earth and it is the responsibility unlike any other I have felt. We were Paul will do. If, however, you like the more families are seeking help weeks as we approach Christmas. of those now living to preserve it. not only given permission to look status quo — i.e. continual uncon- — and not just for the holidays. In the meantime, why don’t I remember Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, around but we were invited in. I can’t stitutional war, mal-administered When there is not always food, you think of a donation you 1941. What do you remember? explain the feeling we received. It federal programs, inflation, eroding or the possibility of food, in the could make this week? Food is a Bob Droubay was a feeling of how a home should rights, and soaring taxes — then any fridge or pantry it’s officially year-round need. Being thank- Tooele feel. It was full of warmth, love and of the other candidates, Democrat called ‘food insecurity.’ According ful and grateful should be year- charm. Not only were we welcomed or Republican, will do. One defini- to www.secondharvest.org, a round concerns too. Keep online version current but were fed and had sandwiches tion of insanity is to do the same Web site run by the national food I subscribe to the Transcript- packed for our long trip. Thank you thing repeatedly and expect different bank network America’s Second Ann Herron is a journalist and Bulletin and enjoy reading many of Elwells for helping us realize you can results. This country has been doing Harvest, 14.5 percent of Utah former associate professor at the articles — most recently the new always build a house, but it is better the same thing for 50 years — i.e. households have some level of Utah State University who lives Outdoor Adventure section. Clint to have a home. You are all lucky to bouncing back and forth between food insecurity. This number in Tooele. She can be reached at Thomsen writes in such a way that I live where you have great neighbors. Democrats and Republicans look- means that 152,227 kids under [email protected]. can really relate. You’ve found a hid- What a great community you have. ing for the right answer — but the the age of 18 in our state don’t den gem. I look forward to reading Keep on sharing with others. result has always been the same: more of his articles and was happy to Tammy Knyton more war, more socialism, and more see that he’s back after a brief respite Eugene, Ore. government. It is time to break out over the Thanksgiving weekend. of the rut. It’s not about Democrat However, I have a few complaints. Paul the new Jefferson or Republican, or conservative or I, like many other readers, flick on Thomas Jefferson championed liberal. It’s about what’s right. Ron a computer monitor more often individual rights and federalism, Paul will take seriously his oath to than I actually unroll a real paper. as provided in the Constitution. “preserve, protect, and defend the A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 I find the Transcript’s online pres- Jefferson believed in small, limited Constitution.” ence to be spotty at best. I feared the government and that our politicians Rex Ward Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Outdoor segment was a goner when should be bound “down from mischief Tooele Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor I read the online version recently by the chains of the Constitution.” OBITUARY A7

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OBITUARIES

Kerry Jones her an asset to Costco. Kerry her father, Lynn (Margaret) St. Edward the Confessor the Paralyzed Veterans of did your photos in an hour, Everill of Salt Lake City; her Catholic Church officiating. A America. Contributions may Kerry Lee Jones, 44, of Twin but you ended up loving her brothers, Brian (Theresa) private family interment will be given to funeral chapel Falls, Idaho, passed away at for life. Everill of Jerome and Kent take place at a later date. staff or mailed to Reynolds her home surrounded by her Kerry loved music and was (Joy) Atkin of Lewiston; her In lieu of flowers, the fam- Funeral Chapel, P.O. Box 1142, family on Monday evening, an exceptional cook, always sisters, Kendra (Thad) Hull of ily suggest memorials be Twin Falls, Idaho 83303. Nov. 19, 2007, following a trying out new recipes and Hansen and Melonie (Tracy) given in Kerry’s name to short battle with cancer. leaving her family happy and Hostetler of Caldwell. Also Kerry was born on July 22, full. She loved visiting with surviving are two grandchil- 1963, in Salt Lake City, the people. Her wit and charm dren, Elliott James Fullmer daughter of Patsy Lee Atkin made her the center of atten- and Abrianna Nicole Williams; and Lynn Everill. She grew tion leaving everyone feeling as well as many close friends. up in Grantsville, where she better about themselves. She was preceded in death by attended schools. She mar- Kerry is survived by her her maternal grandparents, ried and had two children, wonderful years together and husband, Michael E. Jones Morley T. and Norma Atkin, Jeffery Chad Williams and recited their vows on Feb. 3, of Twin Falls; her children, and paternal grandparents, Lacy Marie Williams. She 2007. Jeffery Chad (Reina) Williams Ellis Everill and Helen Myers. Frame Expo! later moved to Twin Falls in Kerry starting working at of Phoenix, Ariz., Lacy A celebration of Kerry’s 1985 where she met the love Costco in 1995 and quickly (Jeremy) Fullmer of Twin life was held on Sunday, of her life, Michael E. Jones. excelled to be the supervisor Falls, and Cody Michael Jones Nov. 25, 2007, at Reynolds Dr. Lanny DuClos Together they had a son, Cody of the photo lab. Her outgoing of Twin Falls; her mother, Funeral Chapel in Twin Falls, and Dr. Scott Allen Michael Jones. They spent 18 personality and talent made Patsy Lee Atkin of Kimberly; with Deacon Jim Herrett of 88 E. 700 N., Suite A • Tooele, UT 84074 Lenard Richard Bates death by his parents, Mabel and Harlo Bates; brother, 435-882-6452 Lenard Richard Bates passed Arnold Bates; a baby brother; away on Nov. 30, 2007, in and sisters, Daisy Symonds Presented by Tooele, at the age of 85. and Betty Cook. Lenard was born in Ibapah, Funeral services will be Marchon, #1 Eyewear Utah, on Aug. 9, 1922, the sec- held Friday, Dec. 7, at noon, Manufacturer in the World ond of eight children born to in Ibapah at the LDS chapel. A Harlo Bates and Mabel Hall viewing will be held Thursday, December 12, 2007 Bates. He spent all of his life Dec. 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. at From 1-6 pm in his beloved Ibapah except Tate Mortuary in Tooele, and for the time he spent in the one hour prior to services in army in World War II. He was a Ibapah. Interment following at In addition to our normal selection of over 500 rancher and loved horses and the Ibapah Cemetery. frames, representatives from some of the world’s anything to do with country life. sisters, Ruth Weyland, Louise Trimble; and many nieces and finest designer eyewear manufacturers, Marchon, Lenard is survived by three (Burney) Cook and Eva nephews. He was preceded in Frank AirLock, Disney, Fendi, Flexon, Nautica, and many OHLMAN others, will present their Fall and Winter Fashion M Attorney at Law Suzanne Renee Witt ing meals for her family and Collections. friends. Her smile and cheer Our beloved daughter, sis- touched many lives and will be FREE ter, mother and grandmother, greatly missed. Consultation Enjoy refreshments and Suzanne Renee Witt rejoined She is preceded in death by for enter to win a wide variety our heavenly father on Dec. 1, her father, Virgil; her sister, Wills & 2007. She was 56. Suzanne was Kathleen; sister-in-law, Nancy Trusts of incredible door prizes. born Oct. 23, 1951, in Detroit, Witt; niece, Yvonne Witt; and Mich., to Virgil and Esther numerous grandparents, aunts Flexible spending accepted. Witt. She always cared for the and uncles. people around her, whether it She is survived by her mother, 493 W. 400 N. Tooele was as a homemaker or when Esther; her son, Jeremy Merta she served as a nurse’s aide in (Tracy); daughter, Tricia Hatch; 882-4800 Riverton, Wyo., and in Tooele. grandchildren, Brandy, Rylie, www.schmutzmohlman.com Her smile and love of life was Jeremy Jr., Joseph Hatch, Jordan reflected in the yellow rose, her Hatch and Preston Nelson; her favorite flower. She loved to sister, Patricia Miles (William); fish, and had a strong passion showered her grandchildren two brothers, Brian Witt and for singing and cinema as well with all the affection they could David Witt (Lora); and many as Wendover, Nev., a small town stand. She was known for going cousins, nieces and nephews. on the Utah/Nevada border, out of her way to make oth- Services will be held Saturday, famous for the slot machine. ers comfortable and to suit Dec. 8, at 2 p.m. at United She graduated from Central their needs. Those that knew Baptist Church in Riverton, Wyoming College in 1996. In her well could find her most Wyo., officiated by Pastor the later part of her life she often in the kitchen, prepar- Reverend Mark Yeatman.

Vernon W. Fraga He continued his education Defense. He retired from gov- at San Francisco State and St. ernment service in 1975. He Vernon W. Fraga died Nov. Mary’s College. He began work then worked as a public rela- Skip a Payment 30, 2007. A native of Martinez, at Benicia Arsenal as an artil- tions go-between for various Calif., he was born Feb. 20, lery repairman and rose to an unions and dental programs. Brighten Your HolidaysWe would like to thank 1921, to Anthony Virra and associate of the director of sup- When his wife Betty retired you for being outstanding Philomina Fraga. He attend- ply and maintenance. In 1951, from the U.S. Army Corp of members with us. And in ed schools there graduating he became a guided missile Engineers, they moved in 1990 doing so we would like from Alhambra High School coordinator on the director’s to Carson City, Nev. to help with your holiday in 1939. He entered Saint staff representing the Sixth His wife Betty passed away wish list. Mary’s College after gradua- Army in missile supply and in 1996. His parents and four tion. His education was inter- maintenance changes. brothers, two sisters and If you would like rupted early in 1942 when he In 1960, Fraga and his daughter preceded him in to skip a payment enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He wife Betty moved to Tooele death. Surviving are a grand- please ﬁll out the saw action in the South Pacific Army Depot when the clo- son, John Moldenhauer of skip a payment and Gaudalcanal Tulagi. He sure of Benicia Arsenal was Agoura Hills, Calif.; two great was a boatswain’s mate first announced. In 1965, the Fraga grandchildren; and several voucher below. class and was returned to the family moved back to Tracy, nieces and nephews. U.S when he came down with Calif., as a management ana- FitzHenry’s Funeral Home is malaria. lyst for the Department of caring for the arrangements. Grantsville Federal Credit Union 2007-2008 Gail T. Gruenwald entertaining the world with Jesse McLeod ( Michael); and SKIP A PAYMENT VOUCHER her humor. She will be dearly her 11 grandchildren, Tanner, Gail Teresa Gruenwald was missed by all who knew her. Tucker, Hollis, David, Devon, Cut out coupon & bring in or mail to: born Feb. 28, 1953, and unex- She is survived by her Dylan, Katcher, Cooper, Pick your month (circle one) Grantsville Federal Credit Union P.O. Box 245, Grantsville, UT 84029 pectedly passed Friday, Nov. husband of 30 years, David Chloe, Brody and Ivy. November December January 30, 2007. Gruenwald; her mother, In lieu of flowers the fam- Some restrictions apply. She was a devoted wife, Phyllis Level; her four chil- ily requests that donations mother, daughter and grand- dren, Jamie Wills (Todd), be made to the Huntsman Name ______mother. She spent many Justin Millward (Mary), Cancer Institute. happy hours gardening and Rachel Cordova (Joseph), Loan # ______

“During the 150 years that global warming, but not Signature/s ______Farm we’ve warmed 1.3 degrees, government mandates. He continued from page A1 we’ve increased life expec- thinks the policymakers Mail or drop off at Grantsville Federal Credit Union tancy, had medical advances, associated with the Western ability to produce the food increased quality of life, the Climate Initiative are jump- and fiber that we need so ability to travel — all those ing the gun, especially when we don’t have to go offshore things play into the human Utah has some of the clean- and be vulnerable to foreign condition,” he said. est-burning coal available. governments to sustain our Hogan, who does not “They’re jumping into most basic needs,” he said. believe that global warm- something that they don’t Parker, also a member of ing is wholly caused by man, have a complete understand- Governor Huntsman’s Blue maintained that global cool- ing of,” he said. Ribbon Advisory Council ing should be a greater con- Parker said, “We’re all on Climate Change, said his cern. interested in improving involvement and study over “If we raise by 2 degrees, and maintaining and being the past year has led him to we can handle that,” he said. good to our environment, the conclusion that global “When I would begin to but we also have to look at temperature increases — worry is when we begin to what the technology allows which he believes is just part move into another ice age, us to accomplish, and more Hours Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm of a natural cycle of ongoing not when we have a little bit importantly, at what cost climate change — have come of warm.” individually and to Utah and with many ancillary benefits Hogan agrees with goals the U.S. economy.” 50 Commercial Ave. • G-ville • 884.3804 for mankind. and incentives to reduce [email protected] A8

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As low as $ 95 Certain restrictions apply. See your Advantage Signs per sq ft representative for details. photography / Maegan Burr Elves from the Asylum 49 haunted house walk down Main Street trying to catch snow flakes during the snowy Tooele Christmas 2 Parade Saturday. We specialize in... ➤ Professional Logos ➤ Vehicle Advertising ➤ Indoor Signage • Magnets G-ville ‘Parade of Trees’ • Decals ➤ Outdoor Signage Salon held over one more week We are by Damon Winkler tories of those being honored. The Excited CORRESPONDENT businesses are providing treats for to announce... their guests as they visit. In some Call 882-7474 Christmas revelers will have cases, holiday discount coupons Debbie Long another week to tour Grantsville’s may also be given. first annual Parade of Trees after Each tree is unique, not only in is back Full Time the event was extended through size, but in types of ornaments, as See News Happening? Friday, Dec. 7. well as dedications, which range Give Us a Call! 882-0050 • Walk-ins Welcome • Eight Grantsville businesses have from various contributing mem- � decorated 3- to 9-foot Christmas bers of the community to “pizza TOOELETRANSCRIPT � 233 So. Main • Tooele trees and dedicated them to fans.” Each tree also contains its BULLETIN 882-1330 memorable community members. own particular theme, which the Patrons are encouraged to bid on businesses decide, McCubbins the trees in either an open or silent said. bidding process. All proceeds will “They get to choose,” he said. benefits the Boys and Girls Club of “Sometimes it’s based on the person Grantsville. who’s being honored. Sometimes We gave a $400,000 Carol Jefferies, owner of Soelberg’s it’s based on the business itself, or grocery store, originally intended to on the decorations.” submit a tree to the Festival of Trees The theme for the Soelberg’s member gift last year... in Salt Lake City dedicated to the Christmas tree is “What a Wonderful memory of employee Greg Wells, Christmas World,” which is based who was killed in a automobile upon the song “What a Wonderful accident in August 2005. But then World” by Louis Armstrong. she decided that it would be better “Greg was always singing that to keep the tree in Grantsville. song when working here at the “We wanted the tree to be acces- store,” said Jefferies. sible to people in this community,” The Parade of Trees is expected said Jefferies. to become an annual tradition for In October, Jefferies got togeth- Grantsville, and both Jefferies and er with Lance McCubbins, a McCubbins are thrilled over the financial advisor for the Edward prospect of making it bigger and Jones Company, and through the better each year. Grantsville Business Alliance they “The first year for something created the Parade of Trees. This like this always has jagged edges,” year’s participating business are McCubbins said. “Next year we Soelberg’s, Edward Jones, Domino’s hope to alert even more businesses Pizza, Sweethearts, Gezal’s about the project and get fliers out Restaurant, Westgate Capital to every home.” Lending, Deseret Family Dentistry “This is a great start for the holi- and Hale’s Oil Company. The Wal- day season,” Jefferies said. “And it’s Mart Distribution Center donated great for the business community.” a portion of the trees. McCubbins couldn’t agree more. The trees arrived to the business “It’s a great way to unify the city,” locations pre-lit and were given a he said. It’s also a great way to let name and a theme. There are also people know about the local Boys pictures posted as well as brief his- and Girls Club.”

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TUESDAY December 4, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

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s a cell phone owner and isn’t a problem, but there’s a lot I am one that also does this. If a high school student, I most teachers don’t know. I know that I have a message know how text messag- Some students have become and I don’t read it, it will annoy A Emily Gowans ing works. When I get to school very skilled at hiding their me until I finally crumble and every morning, I am quick to CORRESPONDENT phones from teachers. Texting flip open my phone to read the put my cell phone on “vibrate.” under desks, memorizing but- message. I know that if my phone rings tons and being able to text For students part, we wonder during class it will be taken without looking at the phone why the cell phone is such a big away until my parent comes to phone and lowers phone bills. are some ways to avoid teachers deal. Some teachers informed the school and picks it up. At Personally, I don’t like talking seeing and taking away stu- me that there have been disrup- South Campus, the rules are on the phone. There is always dents’ cell phones. I’ve noticed tions and distractions in class, just like at any other school. that one person that wants to this sneaky texting doesn’t work and cell phones have been used We can’t have our phones on sit on the phone with absolutely for long periods of time, but it for very inappropriate things during class, and we can only nothing to say. When this per- does work long enough to get such as taking pictures in locker FREELot Purchasing Facts use them between classes and son does this I tell him/her “I’ll messages sent. rooms. during lunch until they become just text you okay?” This saves I have heard plenty of Being a student myself, I have now available for one and an issue. minutes — and the voice box of excuses from my peers about learned to turn the power on That said, text messaging mad parents. Another reason is why they don’t wait until the my phone completely off, the ﬁve acre lots in Erda has became very popular. One that it is easier to answer a text end of class to use their phone. better to block out those pesky reason is that cell phone com- while in class than pick up your Most students have no idea vibrations. panies offer unlimited texting phone and say “hello.” why they can’t wait. When we To order call 435-578-0103 or plans, and this sometimes keeps Most teachers think cell feel our phones vibrate we are Emily Gowans is a senior at people from talking on the phone use during school hours quick to grab them and reply. Tooele South High School. www.realbuyerinfo.com

Water Beckstead, have had problems state Division of Water Rights over Gowans hopes a solution can with their water rights that mirror a year ago. be found quickly. continued from page A1 Simon’s. “I was left with two choices: “The Division of Water Rights Tyler Roberts purchased prop- find and purchase another water may be in the right, but to simply See News Happening? is the guiding principle in Utah erty on Cimarron Way to build a right for $10,000 or go to court,” tell an individual a mistake was Give Us a Call! 882-0050 water law, and it is good public home. Included with the proper- said Beckstead. “This is just flat made and their water is gone TOOELE policy.” ty was a water right for 1.45 acre out wrong. Our water is not being forever is not good practice,” TRANSCRIPT Beneficial use requires that feet of water per year. Roberts said administered right.” Gowans said. BULLETIN people making a claim for water the seller of the property had just Several similar stories have [email protected] “prove-up,” meaning they provide applied for an extension of five prompted state Rep. Jim Gowans the state Division of Water Rights years to prove-up on the water. of Tooele to propose the creation with proof that they are putting However, when Roberts went to of a new office for a state water Give yourself & your family the best Christmas present ever! their water to use within five years prove-up on his water right, he was advocate. The official would have of the time they apply for a water told by the Division of Water Rights similar duties to those of the right. People that currently hold that his right had been forfeited state’s private property ombuds- STOP SMOKING a water appropriation may forfeit due to non-use. man but deal exclusively with C C their appropriation if they stop It turns out the paperwork for water rights. L IN TWO HOURS! L using their water for five consecu- the extension the previous owner “To take away water rights and NO WITHDRAWAL • NO WEIGHT GAIN tive years. Forfeited water rights had sent to the Division of Water then just tell the water user their I Walk Out A Non-Smoker I revert back to the state with no Rights by registered mail was only remedy is to go to court is compensation to the individual. defective. The division returned not a fair process,” said Gowans. P P In Utah, all water is regard- the paperwork by regular mail, “Municipalities and big corpo- FREE ed as public property. State law as required by law, to the previ- rations can do that, but most Clifford Webb, PH.D., C. Ht. FIRST HOUR Dawn Webb Past President of National Society You don’t pay a penny until you are Director, Personal Success Institute empowers the state engineer, fol- ous owner. Neither the previous little guys can’t afford to take it & for Hypnotherapists & lowing statutory procedure, to owner nor Roberts said they saw to court.” absolutely certain you can be hypnotized HYPNOSIS and our program can work for you WRITTEN GUARANTEE issue water appropriations and to the returned paperwork. Simon, Roberts, and Beckstead Approved by the American Because we know our program settle disputes for water claims. In the end, Roberts was left with- have found an ally in their cause. Medical Association since 1972. will work for you, we offer S Hypnosis is a very safe & effective $ 95 SPECIAL this written guarantee. If you S The state engineer closed Tooele out water for his land. Their Erda neighbor, Lee Brown, method of dramatically changing Only 39 Either Seminar ever need help with your Valley to all new water appropria- Even when landowners spend vice-president of US Magnesium, A attitudes & habits. 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Tamara Beckstead pur- responsible for US Magnesium’s ATTEND ONE sold or transferred. chased a lot that included a right water rights and has dealt with No Pre-registration Required TWO-HOUR SEMINAR OPTIONAL HYPNOSIS CD FOR REINFORCEMENT - $15 OR TAPE - $7 Before a water right can be for- for 2 acre feet of water per year on the state engineer before. “For the first time in my life I feited for non-use, the current Cochrane Lane in Erda to build a “I believe the state engineer F was really motivated to exercise Weds., Dec. 12 “It was amazing. I walked out of F Best Western your seminar a non-smoker with water user of record must be noti- home. A certificate Beckstead said is preying on little water own- and not snack.” Jim Parker, O Saratoga Springs Utah lost 55 (Conference Room) absolutely no withdrawal symp- O fied and the district court where the she received from the Division of ers that can’t afford to challenge lbs in 11 weeks. toms at all.” Janet Arms, SLC, 365 North Main, Tooele Utah smoker for 25 years. water is must review and concur Water Rights notified her she had his decisions in court in order R “I have tried so many diets. R They never worked but this was WEIGHT CONTROL: 5:30 PM “Hypnosis is the only way to quit with the state engineer’s findings, until April 30, 2008 to prove-up to reduce the number of water simple. I never felt deprived.” STOP SMOKING: 8:00 PM and Dr. Webb is the best.” Mark Olds said. The decision to forfeit a on her water right. In the spring of rights issued in the Tooele Valley,” Dana Powell, Jensen Utah lost Adams, Alpine, Utah Smoker for 17 years. water right may be appealed in the 2006, however, Beckstead received Brown said. 30 lbs in 3 months. Lose Weight before Christmas B “I was totally amazed at how B district court. a letter from the Division of Water Olds denied those allegations. “I gave up my tobacco habit “How fun, I lost a whole dress and lost 40 lbs in five weeks. size in three weeks for Christmas easy it was to quit and do it Problems occur when address- Rights informing her that her Meanwhile, the Utah Farm O Losing weight has never been after attending a Webb seminar without any withdrawals.” O es change or ownership changes, water rights were being submitted Bureau is recommending a three- so easy.” Matt Betts, Vernal last year.” Karen Hekking, Mark Sandavol, Tooele, Utah N Utah. Saratoga, Springs, Utah –Smoker for 27 years. N but the transaction is not reported for forfeiture due to non-use. After year moratorium on all water to the Division of Water Rights, contacting the state engineer, the rights forfeitures, according to U U according to Olds. He strongly division restored .81 acre feet of Leland Hogan, president of the advises that any purchaser of water water per year, enough for her gar- bureau and a Stockton rancher. S S rights check the status of the rights den, according to Beckstead. She is “During those three years, we LOSE WEIGHT! with his office. waiting for a response to a formal could study the issue and deter- Effortlessly • Easily • Without Dieting Two other Tooele County resi- objection she filed with the 3rd mine a fair and equitable way to FOR ANYONE WHO NEEDS HELP WITH… dents, Tyler Roberts and Tamara District Court in Tooele and the settle water rights,” Hogan said. Will Power • Emotional Eating • Exercising • Food A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 4, 2007 Sports Hunter tops Buffs after trailing early by Mark Watson SPORTS EDITOR

Tooele High’s boys basketball team led by as many as 13 points in the first half against Hunter Friday night thanks to ferocious double-team defense and some hot outside shooting. But the visitors made some offensive adjustments in the second half, according to Tooele coach Ray Brazier, and Tooele could not protect its lead losing to the 5A team from West Valley City 59-52. “I appreciate my boys’ desire to compete and their effort is great. Sometimes they push themselves so hard, they overdo it. We’re working extremely hard we just need to work smarter in some situations,” Brazier said. The coach said his team is learning a new system and during the second half the opponents would pass over the defensive rotation and his players ended up fouling. Hunter outscored Tooele by 17 points from the foul line. Hunter hit 23 of 37 foul shots while the Buffs hit only six of 20. Tooele proved to be a menace in the first quarter against the Wolverines with some fast-break buckets off steals. Eric Troy Boman / photography Gutowski buried a 3-point shot near the Kylie Erickson fires up shot during a game last year. Erickson helped her end of the opening quarter to give the team destroy Park City last Thursday scoring 16 points all in the first half. Buffs a 12-5 advantage. Tooele then outscored its opponent 8-2 to open the second quarter and push its Grantsville girls lead to 20-7. Matt Wihongi, Chase Banks, Tanner Stuart and Jordan Clemente all hit baskets during the run. In the final four minutes of the first still undefeated half Tooele still maintained its advantage thanks to more inside scoring and a pair of 3-point buckets from Gutowski and after four games Nathan Hyde. Before the night ended, Tooele had connected on seven 3-pointers — four from Stuart, two from Gutowsky, by Mark Watson first half opened things up from one from Banks and one from Taylor SPORTS EDITOR the outside,” the coach said. Hunt. In her one half of action Tooele led 26-18 at intermission. Four games into the season Erickson hit seven field goals In the third quarter Hunter started to and the Grantsville girls basket- and two foul shots. work the ball inside to AJ Pataialii and 6- ball team is running roughshod Defensively, Grantsville’s foot 8-inch Austin Pollock. Tooele led 37- over opponents. So much so that Rachel Topham put the clamps 36 after three quarters. Tooele’s final lead they’ve earned a No. 2 ranking in on Park City star Lauren Deane of the night came early in the fourth quar- the state among 3A teams. holding her to a mere four photography / Troy Boman ter when Banks buried a 3-pointer to put “I’d rather be an underdog points in the first half. Topham Tooele High School point guard Tanner Stuart (32) shoots under pressure in Friday night’s contest than ranked so high, but we real- also helped out on the offensive SEE BUFFS PAGE A11 ➤ against Hunter. Stuart scored 17 points for the Buffs. ly are playing well together and end with her first double-digit meshing as a team. Tomorrow scoring performance. Topham (Tuesday) is a big challenge scored 12 points with six of nine when we play at Judge who is shooting from the foul line. Road games not ranked number three in state,” Five Grantsville players scored said coach Kenzie Newton. in double figures. Sammie Jensen In four victories over scored 13, Marissa Robbins 10 much fun for GHS American Leadership Academy and Kelsi Wells 10. (ALA), Delta, Park City and In a more competitive game Cottonwood to open the season, at Cottonwood on Friday, boys hoop squad the Cowgirls doubled-up their Grantsville led 24-17 at inter- opponents scoring 268 points mission. Wells provided some by Mark Watson opposition in the third quarter compared to 137. Their closest first half offensive punch scor- SPORTS EDITOR to slice the Cedar City lead to decision was a 56-48 victory at ing 10 of her 15 points in the 45-39. During the third stanza 4A Cottonwood last Friday. opening 16 minutes. Grantsville The Grantsville boys bas- Alex Childs connected on a Grantsville simply obliterated maintained its lead thanks to 11 ketball team is playing OK at pair of buckets, Logan Paulich its first three foes by scores of points from Jensen in the sec- home and not so great on the added a bucket and Reggie 74-26 against ALA, 58-30 against ond half. Jensen scored a game- road this season. Grantsville’s Roberts sunk a 3-pointer as Delta and 80-33 against Park high 19 points in the contest. two ventures away from the Cowboys outscored the City. “Cottonwood pulled it close its own gym resulted in opposition 11-6. Grantsville “We’re really playing an a few times during the game, 28- and 35-point losses to kept pace in the fourth quar- unselfish style of basketball, but we kept our composure,” South Summit and Wasatch ter with both teams scoring 18 almost too unselfish at times Newton said. “Our biggest prob- respectively. Grantsville is points. The teams combined where some of our players don’t lem in the Cottonwood game 1-2 at home with a victory for six treys in the final stanza look for their shots and don’t go was boxing-out on rebounds. We over Rowland Hall and close with Roberts connecting on to the basket. But unselfishness need to work on that. One thing defeats to North Sanpete and three of his four 3-pointers in is a good problem to have to that stood out in that game was Cedar City. the final quarter. deal with,” the coach said. “Our aggressive defense from Marissa On Saturday at home, Roberts led the team in players want assists.” Robbins. She had six blocks and Grantsville fell behind 21-14 scoring with 17, Lujan added Against Park City, Grantsville three steals. And Sammie Jensen after one quarter with Trevor 12, Cody Colson 6 and Paulich surged out to a 23-6 first quarter definitely knows how to get to Lujan providing most of the 5. lead thanks to full-court pres- the basket and score. Most of offensive muscle with eight Grantsville’s sophomores sure defense and scores coming our offense comes off of our points to keep Grantsville in host Wendover High on photography / Troy Boman off steals. Kylie Erickson scored defense which makes scoring the game. By halftime, the Wednesday and the varsity Grantsville High School forward Cody Colson (12) fights for position under all of her 16 points in the first easier than having to rely on 3’s. Cowboys fell behind 39-28. hosts Union on Friday. the basket in a recent home game against North Sanpete. Colson scored half. Grantsville outscored the [email protected] 8 points at Wasatch and 6 against Cedar City in games last week. “Kylie’s inside scoring in the SEE UNBEATEN PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele swimmers dunk Timpview 121-47

by Mark Watson team showed why they are so strong After the meet the coach said SPORTS EDITOR by winning 10 of 11 events against Lauren Howsden and Gordon Nielson Tooele. were the most improved swimmers The Tooele boys swim team won 10 “For the girls Allison Bowers, Tiffani for the week. of 11 events at Timpview on Thursday Smith and Erika Andrews performed “Lauren continues to improve with to nab a 121-47 victory over a strong the best at the meet with best or near- every meet; she’s a hard worker who is Region 7 opponent. Gilbert Nichols best times,” the coach said. making remarkable progress after her led the team with victories in the Mary Burden was the lone winner accident last spring,” the coach said. 100 and 200 freestyle events while for the Lady Buffs with a victory in the Howsden was injured in a car acci- also winning as a member of the 50 yard freestyle. When all the points dent last January and has undergone 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams. were tallied Timpview prevailed 110- mulultiple surgeries. Mat Snarr also turned in an excellent 60. Tooele girls dropped to 8-2. “Gordon just keeps getting faster performance in the 200 yard indi- “The Thanksgiving moratorium and faster in the backstroke. There vidual medley. The victory improves definitely had an effect on us. In a is no way to know how good he will the boys’ record to 9-1. sport where conditioning is so impor- get by the time the region champion- “Mat Snarr, Gilbert Nichols, Stefen tant, it takes only a day or two to begin ships roll around.” Chevalier and Skyler Smith all swam losing it with the distance swimmers The next two weeks will be busy well as they begin to settle into the suffering the most. We travel back for Tooele swimmers with the meet at events they will be competing in at down to Provo on Tuesday (today) Provo on Tuesday followed by a home the end of the season,” said coach for a meet with Provo High School meet with Cyprus, Spanish Fork and Mel Roberts. and we should put in a better perfor- photography / Troy Boman The No.1-ranked Timpview girls mance,” Roberts said. SEE DUNK PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele High swimmer Tiffani Smith turned in a strong performance last week at Timpview. A11

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Tooele girls rout Ogden with 4th-quarter surge Have you seen interest rates? by Dylan Trujillo Alexis Bird scored 6 of her Teshia Haskell started the WOW CORRESPONDENT game-high 14 points in the fourth quarter off sinking a fourth quarter to pace the five-foot jumper, and after Reﬁnance Now & SKIP Leading by only five points fourth-quarter onslaught. that the rest of the quarter after three quarters, the The score was tied after was icing on the cake for DECEMBER’S PAYMENT Tooele girls basketball team one quarter at 11 a piece and Tooele. Freshman Sharon outscored Ogden 17-2 in the Tooele spurted to a 19-13 lead Lyman threw it in for a 3- fourth quarter to down the at intermission. pointer to push Tooele’s lead Lady Tigers by 20 points, 45- “We didn’t change much to 33-23. Ogden only scored 25, Thursday in Tooele. at halftime; we came out one bucket after that shot The Buffs held a 28-23 lead and attacked just like we’d and Tooele went on a 12- after three quarters before planned,” Fredrickson said. point rampage to pull away going on a tear to break the “We wanted to press them from the visitors. game wide open. Both teams (Ogden) and during our last “We wanted to show that Charles Prows Roxanne Shields Braidi Kinckiner entered the contest with 0-2 practice before this game we we weren’t satisfied with 801.910.4888 841.9753 850.2134 records. focused only on defense.” the first half, our defense “We’ve been neck to neck The third quarter was tight really improved this game,” www.utahsbestmortgage.com every game we’ve playd with with Ogden outscoring the Fredrickson said. photography / Maegan Burr 36 North Main #3 Tooele 843-0919 these guys,” said head coach home team 10-9. The teams Tooele plays at Granger Tooele freshman Sharon Lyman, Karie Fredrickson. “When we played with a lot of energy tonight and hosts Delta on playing on the varsity team, knocked meet, it’s usually a two point in the third quarter despite a Thursday. down a 3-pointer in the fourth quar- ball game.” dip in scoring production. ter to help her squad defeat Ogden. A Beautiful Gift The North American Indian A beautifully rendered compilation of the best early photographs Healthy Okur returns to help Jazz douse Heat of Edward S. Curtis taken from his many volumes of study first published in the early 1900s. With an original foreword by Theodore Roosevelt this work by Jason Peterson have to shoulder the load by scored 13 hard-earned points NBA championship. covers all the major Indian cultures of the United States and Alaska CORRESPONDENT himself. Williams contribut- against a physical Jazz club “I’m not frustrated. I just at the turn of the 19th century. Witness the last record of a way of life now gone through ed 24 points and 15 assists that saw its first defeat over want to turn it around,” said compelling photography and informative descriptions. Cancel the chiropractor while Carlos Boozer added Miami since January of 2004. Wade, who re-joined the Heat This work is in every sense a life’s work. Curtis left us a collection of appointments. Forget about another double-double with “They played physical, on Nov. 14 after recovering immense historical significance, with an outstanding artistic integrity. the pre-game back rubs. 24 points 15 rebounds. good, hard-nosed, get-to-the- from shoulder surgery this – Photo Art International, London Get Yours Today! Mehmet Okur’s back is just The Heat’s Dwyane Wade basket basketball,” O’Neal summer. “I’ve been a pro for TOOELETRANSCRIPT fine. led his team in the los- said. “We had some silly turn- five years so I understand… $1299 Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin BULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele • M-F, 8-5 The starting center for the ing effort with 26 points, 10 overs and they capitalized on you can’t get down on your 5.5 x 7.5 • 576 pages • hundreds of photos Utah Jazz (13-5) shook off assists and four rebounds. He them almost every time.” teammates, can’t get down some nagging back spasms fought until the end, scoring Andrei Kirilenko had yet on yourself. Just keep push- that kept him out of Friday 6 points and dishing three another quiet, but efficient, ing.” Pet of the Week night’s bout with the Lakers assists in the final quar- outing with 10 points, nine Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, who and scored a team-high 25 ter but the usually ice-calm assists and seven rebounds. agreed to a one-year exten- points to lead the Jazz to a star missed a couple of free Ronnie Brewer scored 17 sion with Utah yesterday 110-101 win over the Miami throws down the stretch. points, most of them over that will keep him through Heat. the 2008-09 season, attrib- The big Turk appeared uted his club’s win to simple quite limber against Miami’s “They played physical, good, execution. Shaquille O’Neal, banging “We executed our offense inside the paint and grabbing hard-nosed, get-to-the-basket pretty well and had a couple six rebounds, one-upping breaks where we stopped the Diesel, who had just five basketball.” them a time or two,” he said. boards. Shaquille O’Neal “That’s pretty much the ball- If that isn’t convincing Miami Heat center game.” enough that Okur’s back is The Jazz next face anoth- healthy, how about his sink- er struggling team tonight ing four-of-five three-point- “They kept on their offense,” Wade’s outstretched arms. in Sacramento against the ers including one with 1:19 Wade said of Utah’s play in “Brewer’s a great young kid. Kings (6-10). The Kings lost to go when the game was still the final minutes. “Boozer hit He’s got great upside to him,” star guard Mike Bibby (torn very much on the line? a couple of big shots. Okur hit Wade said. “The game that thumb ligament) before the “I thought he played great. some big shots. They made he plays is very efficient for season began. Ron Artest Didn’t look like his back was shots when they had to.” his team.” returned from a seven-game hurting too much tonight,” O’Neal finished with 12 With the loss, Miami falls suspension to give the team teammate Deron Williams points while Jason Williams to 4-13 and continues a dis- a boost while sharpshooter said of Okur. and Ricky Davis scored 15 appointing season less than Kevin Martin is seventh in Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be It helped that Okur didn’t apiece. Alonzo Mourning two years removed from an the league in scoring. required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Shelters are only required to hold animals for three days before they are euthanized. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Dunk Buffs available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at continued from page A10 continued from page A10 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Grantsville on Thursday. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. The following week is the the Buffs out in front 40-38. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Tooele Invitational and then Up by only three in the final Mountain View on Dec. 18 to stanza, Hunter slowed down its Tooele Veterinary finish off 2007. offense and nursed its tenuous The coaches have been lead. The Buffs were forced to Clinic pleased with the improve- foul to get the ball back and the 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 ment shown by the first visitors hit enough free throws and second year swimmers to ice the game. including Jennifer Gardner, Stuart led Tooele in scoring Gary and Gordon Nielseon, with 17 points Wihongi added Casey McEachern, Skyler 8, Gutowsky 6 and Banks 5. Smith, Spencer Ricci, Nelson “I’m really liking the way Fish and Howsden. Jordan Clemente, Matt Trussell “They all work very hard and Jordon Biorge are using to improve and have a bright their height inside. 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Woods Cross, a top-five 4A Canyon View won the state team and on Friday Tooele trav- championship two years ago els to Draper to face Juan Diego and beat Emery High School this Catholic High School, a top-five photography / Troy Boman year. The Emery Spartans won 3A team. Tooele High School junior Chase Banks (3), calls out signals before a free- the girls 3A title last year. [email protected] throw attempt Friday against Hunter High School. The Buffs lost the game 59-52. Great Gift for WWII Buffs The Boys of Winter Get Your Copy Today! The poignant true story of three young Depression-era ski champions and their brutal, heroic, and ultimately tragic transformation from athletes to infantrymen with the fabled TOOELETRANSCRIPT U.S. Tenth Mountain Division. Drawing on dozens of interviews and extensive BULLETIN historical research, Charles J. Sanders reveals the stories of these young men in a fast-paced and exhilarating narrative. 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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 4, 2007 Butler makes frigid day at Rice Eccles even colder for Badgers by Mark Watson Mountains Bowl, which was SPORTS EDITOR also the National Junior College Athletic Association It was a quiet ride back to national championship game Ephraim this weekend for at Rice Eccles Stadium, Mark Tooele’s Steve and Anne Pratt Pratt found his niche at Snow and their son Mark. College this year. After play- Mark, the starting offensive ing on the second team for center for the Snow College the first few games of the sea- Badgers, had just lost his first son, Pratt started at center football game of the season the remainder of the year. Saturday, 56-27, to Butler Teams don’t usually look for Community College of El excuses, but there were sev- Dorado, Kan. eral circumstances that could “Mark came up with the have hindered the Badgers in team on the bus, but we took the game. Snow was playing him back. He was pretty dis- without its leading running appointed. It was a quiet ride back Soni Sotele, who was back,” said Steve Pratt. out with an injury. During Despite the loss in the the week three players were Zions Bank Top of the arrested on charges of bur-

photography / Troy Boman Tooele native Mark Pratt (76) borrows a helmet from fellow offensive linemen, Chris Heap, late in Saturday’s Top of the Mountains Bowl at Rice Eccles Stadium. Pratt’s face mask fell off his helmet and couldn’t be repaired.

glary and arson, including a Sixteen Butler Community used snowplows to clear the “The face mask came off top defensive back and top College football players field for the second half and the helmet and they didn’t receiver. Rumors also swirled are being recruited by top Butler’s offensive line started have the pieces to repair it,” that Snow coach Steve Coburn Division I programs includ- to clear huge holes for its tal- Steve Pratt said. So the center was a top candidate for the ing Florida State, Auburn ented running backs. Butler borrowed a helmet from a open head coaching job at Arkansas, Oklahoma, West was also able to pick a part teammate. Southern Utah University. Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas the Snow secondary in the Mark Pratt will finish off The main detriment to a suc- State, etc. second half en route to a con- this semester at Snow and cessful showing in this year’s A Saturday morning snow- vincing 29-point victory. then plans to go on a mission Top of the Mountains Bowl, storm blanketed the FieldTurf To add a little extra stress for the LDS Church. After the howwever, was the talent, size, at Rice Eccles Stadium dur- to the situation at hand, mission he plans to return speed and athleticism of Butler ing the first half and Snow Pratt needed to find anoth- and play at Snow. photography / Troy Boman Community College which was able to hang with the er helmet during the game [email protected] Under snowy conditions, Tooele native Mark Pratt (76) gets ready to snap has now claimed five national Grizzlies trailing only 21- when his face mask became the ball for the Snow College Badgers. The Badgers lost to Butler Community championships compared to 13 at intermission. Crews detached from his helmet. College for the Junior College National Championship at Rice Eccles Stadium one for Snow College. Saturday 56-27.

You’d pay any price to get the best medical care

photography / Troy Boman Tooele native Mark Pratt (76) opens a hole for his running back on Saturday. He was the starting center for the Snow College Badgers this year. Folta, Clausing win Heisman awards

by Richard Valdez giate Heisman, celebrates the has been All-State for three THS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR achievements of the nation’s years and has helped lead THS top high school seniors both in to two state titles and one run- Tooele High seniors Lauren and out of the classroom. The ner-up finish. For her efforts, Folta and Zach Clausing were award encourages future lead- she was named MVP in 3A last recently named school win- ership by recognizing well-bal- year. As a pitcher, she has a ners for the prestigious Wendy’s anced lifestyles at an early age. career 35-2 record with 367 High School Heisman Award. Folta and Clausing were strikeouts through three years. To be eligible for this award, selected as school winners Folta is a member of the students must display academ- based on the following accom- National Honor Society and Shriners Hospital for Children welcomes Theresa Hennessey, M.D. ic aptitude, athletic talent and plishments: served as a freshmen and soph- exceptional commitment to Folta, who has a 3.62 GPA, has omore class officer. She recently A former surgeon, Dr. Hennessey knows a thing or two about their communities. played softball, volleyball and signed with Dixie State College The Wendy’s High School basketball for the Buffaloes. She to play softball. helicopters. But her real expertise is pediatric orthopedics. Dr. Hennessey Heisman program, awarded is presently on the varsity bas- Folta is the daughter of Greg is currently accepting new patients under 18 years old with complex bone, in conjunction with the colle- ketball team. In softball, Folta and Nancy Folta of Erda. muscle, or joint problems. And because Shriners is a private, non-pr Clausing, who has a 3.68 GPA, hospital, there is never a charge for a clinic visit or operation. No co-pays. has shone in three sports for the Buffaloes. He became a var- No deductibles. Even if you have insurance. sity starter on the baseball team as a freshman and has been To schedule an appointment, call 536-3500 or toll-free (800) 313-3745. named an All-Region pitcher and outfielder and was named Honorable Mention All-State. He has been playing varsity football for four years and served as captain this year. He also played varsity basketball for two years. shrinershospitals.org He is the son of Rob and Kim Clausing of Stansbury Park. HOMETOWN B1

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72-year-old Tooele resident wins gold, silver Bowling for medals in lawn bowling at senior games Gold on Green

photography / Maegan Burr Charlie Wilkinson won gold and silver medals in lawn bowling at the Huntsman World Senior Games in October. The sport, which is similar to bocce, requires the participant to roll four weighted balls nearly 75 feet toward a target.

by Jamie Belnap

world competition often The games provide the opportunity qualification is needed. Everyone who second home in Sun River, a residen- denotes skilled athletes, for most seniors to stay active late in wants to participate is encouraged to tial community for seniors 55 years stiff opposition and a life, but the biggest thing they provide do so. and up in St. George. Sun River has a drive for first place. is a camaraderie and an opportunity The games were started by Daisy 200-member lawn bowling club and The Huntsman World to socialize with people from all over and John H. Morgan Jr. who believed its own greens — the only greens in Senior Games, how- the world. that “the golden years were better the state designed specifically for the ever, are a differ- This past October, more than 84 when good health and physical fitness sport. ent story. The club — made up of both men While being skilled and practiced is and women — meets three times important to achieve any gold-, silver- “It’s easy to get addicted because of the a week to play a game and mostly or bronze-colored medal, the senior socialize. games often don’t require a young and friendship and the camaraderie.” “It’s easy to get addicted because of able body. the friendship and the camaraderie,” “If you feel like you can do it, do Charlie Wilkinson said Wilkinson, also a longtime Tooele it,” said 72-year-old avid lawn bowler 2007 Huntsman World Senior Games medalist resident. Charlie Wilkinson, a 2007 Huntsman However, it took Wilkinson a few Games gold medalist in the triples years to build up some confidence to event and silver medalist in doubles. countries were represented at the became a way of life, not an occasion- actually compete. “I’m going to participate as long as my games, which are always held in sunny al hobby,” according to the Huntsman “I just felt like I wasn’t good enough,” body will let me.” St. George. The games debuted in 1987 World Senior Games Web site. he said. “I’ve seen people participate that and feature everything from horse- Wilkinson couldn’t agree more. Recently, Wilkinson was dubbed the have back problems or are on oxygen,” shoes, square dancing and bridge to He began lawn bowling four years he added. swimming, basketball and tennis. No ago when he and his wife purchased a SEE BOWLING PAGE B12 ➤

HOMEFRONT Popcorn is a simple and tasty treat everyone can enjoy hristmas time is treat Mini Marshmallow rine 15 minutes. Remove, cool time and what can Popcorn Balls 1/3 cup water and separate kernels. Cbe better than easy Diane Sagers 6 quarts popcorn popped 1 teaspoon salt Popcorn for shaping needs treats? When it comes to 1 cup margarine Preheat oven to 300 to be sticky, so do not put CORRESPONDENT simplicity, popcorn is stel- 1 1/3 cups sugar degrees. Pop corn and place back into oven. Form fla- lar. It is also adaptable. It 1/2 cup corn syrup popped corn in oven to vored popcorn into balls, can be as simple as pop- 1 teaspoon vanilla keep warm. Mix remain- Christmas wreaths, lollipops ping up a bag of microwave 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups mini marshmal- ing ingredients together in on a stick, or mold it over popcorn, open and serve, Food coloring lows saucepan. Heat mixture to muffin cups or custard cups but it can be dressed up to 2 cups sugar Bring to a boil marga- 250 degrees using a candy to form individual shells to make delightful, quick and 1 Tablespoon butter rine, sugar and corn syrup. thermometer or heat until a fill with nuts and candy. inexpensive treats for the 1 teaspoon vanilla Boil for 3 minutes then add few drops form a hard ball holiday season. Place popped corn on vanilla. Mix popcorn with when dropped into cold Microwave Caramel Below are several excel- cookie sheet. Mix remaining marshmallows and pour water. Remove from heat, Popcorn lent ways to use popcorn for ingredients in saucepan and syrup mixture over all. Form stir in 1 teaspoon vanilla 16 cups popped popcorn those holiday treats. bring to a boil. Add food into balls. and 1/2 teaspoon soda. For 1/2 cup butter coloring if desired. Pour flavored popcorn, add fla- 1/2 teaspoon salt Mother Goose Candy over popcorn and stir or Popcorn Balls vored drink mix (Kool-aid). 1 cup brown sugar Popcorn shake to coat it. Let it sit for 7 quarts popcorn popped Stir until dissolved. 1/4 cup light corn syrup (A colorful sweet treat) 1 or 2 days or until it is dry 1 cup sugar Pour syrup over warm 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 6 cups popped popcorn and sugary. 1/3 cup corn syrup popcorn on cookie sheet 1/2 cup water 1/4 cup butter or marga- and place in oven for about SEE POPCORN PAGE B12 ➤ B 2

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Transferring your FINANCIAL FOCUS prescriptions is easy! FHA: it’s the new subprime mortgage loan Just come into the pharmacy, tell us ith all the news about months, their FICO score will FHA has minimum net worth what prescriptions you need and where the “subprime crisis,” still reflect the fact that they are requirements for the company W the most user-friend- Charles Prows in bankruptcy, but they are now that some business owners they are currently, and we’ll do the rest. ly of all home loans is being GUEST COLUMNIST credit worthy under FHA guide- either can’t or choose not to over looked. FHA loans — loans lines. There are many other meet. They also have strict that are guaranteed by the examples, but you get my point. requirements for the amount Federal Housing Administration FHA has built-in flexibility of experience the owners have — were created to help the basic underwriting philosophy for job history as well. A two- and the physical location of the segment of the market that fell is that a borrower who had year work history is required, company (no home offices). prey to subprime lenders. credit problems in the past but but it does not have to be on They also maintain oversight of Under FHA guidelines there can demonstrate positive credit the same job or even the same the licensed companies. FHA are no minimum credit score now is in a more positive phase line of work. An applicant just randomly audits the licensees requirements. Don’t confuse of their financial life and so is needs to demonstrate a willing- and tracks the performance of 758 N. Main, Tooele this with not having any credit credit worthy. ness and ability to work and the loans they close. requirements. It’s just that One good example of this that is done through obtaining So as the subprime world is the FHA loan program was philosophy is a family that has the history. The fact that you turning on its ear, those of us Sheldon Birch, introduced before the FICO filed for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. change jobs is not a negative who offer FHA loans are finding Pharm. D. 882-7775 score was created. So under At the time of filing, their credit under FHA. the current environment to be the program the score is not as lives are most likely a mess so As I educate buyers and business as usual. important as the most recent they would not qualify. But, other real estate profession- Mon - Fri 9 am–7 pm • Sat 9 am–1 pm • Closed Sun 24-month credit history. The under the program they re- als about the pros of the FHA Charles Prows is manager of negotiate their debts with their program, I am often asked why Premier Mortgage Services’ creditors and agree to new pay- all lenders don’t offer it. I can’t Tooele branch. He is licensed ment terms. As they make on- speak for others, but I can point with the Utah Division of Real time payments under their plan out that obtaining FHA licens- Estate as an Associate Lending (the definition of good credit) ing is much more difficult than Manager and Continuing After 25 years of teaching they begin to re-establish a obtaining a license to broker Education Instructor. Reach him positive credit trend. After 12 loans. at [email protected]. Steve Morgan CAREGIVER AWARD wwillill be reretiringtiring Tooele County Aging Services Aging Director, and Frank Reed, someone who is caring for a frail announces the first annual Caregiver Support Program older family member, contact “Caregiver of the Year” award Coordinator. Tooele County Aging Services, 59 We cordially invite all students (past was given to Roslyn Bird. She was November is National Family E. Vine St., Tooele Utah, 84074 to and present), faculty and friends to nominated by family and friends Caregiver Recognition Month and learn about information, support for her outstanding care for her Tooele Aging Services honors all and services available in this area. join us at a reception in his honor father and mother (Clyde and Billie family caregivers in the commu- The Caregiver Support Program is th pm pm Jo Moore) over the past several nity. It’s estimated that every year, funded through your tax dollars Thurs., December 6 • 5:30 to 7:30 years. Her recognition certificate family caregivers provide $350 bil- and offers limited respite and sup- was awarded by Commissioner lion worth of services to frail fam- plemental services to give care- 1021 W. Vine, USU Tooele Regional Campus Bruce Clegg at the Caregiver ily members. Today we honor all givers the resources and support Rejuvenation Celebration held at caregivers and especially recog- they need throughout the con- Refreshments will be served. the Tooele Senior Citizens Center nize Roslyn for her patient, com- tinuum of caregiving. Call Frank on Nov. 28. Also present at the passionate gifts of care. at 882-2870 x130 to learn more or awarding was Butch Dymock, If you are a caregiver or know apply for Caregiver Support.

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POST-MASTERS EXCITEMENT! USU’s distance-delivered Education Doctorate (EdD) & Education Specialist (EdS) degrees are scheduled to begin Fall semester, 2008. Visit http://distance.usu.edu and follow the “degrees’ link to explore how to qualify.

Contact photo courtesy of Kelly Morgan Joyce or Suzanne 882-6611 Students from Grantsville High School, along with their work-based learning coordinator Kelly 1021 W. Vine, Tooele Morgan, attended a job shadow at the University of Utah Hospital. Hospital staff conducted a seminar about health careers. Students were also able to dissect cow hearts under the instruc- tion of several medical students. Pictured are: (l-r) Melissa Fillmore, Hilary Heaton, Rebbecca Hanshew, Myranda Shumway, George Parkingson, Eric Fox, Chris Sherman, Chelsey Dalton, Jessica May and McKell Mouritsen.

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Tracing roots of the fake Christmas tree

by Samantha Critchell catalog, the retailer was touting ASSOCIATED PRESS trees with branches covered with Insure a Healthy a dark green straw-like yarn that Love them or not, today’s arti- was supposed to imitate pine & Happy Holiday ficial Christmas trees don’t have needles. the uniform — and unrealistic Glamorous nylon net trees — appearance of their forbears a were advertised in the 1950s, and Season! generation ago. ‘60s artificial trees were a mix of High-end trees now do their aluminum, plastic and vinyl. All best to mimic the inconsisten- sides of the tree had a uniform cies of a natural tree, with uneven shape in 1968. branch sizes, individually shaped By 1972, however, color varia- Flu Shots & Flu Mist needles and variation in color. tion between light and dark green And the biggest change in faux and even some blue became Clinics every Thursday trees over the last few decades is popular for a more natural look, pm the move away from the jigsaw- although some came tinged with from 1-7 . puzzle tree of many little pieces “snow.” toward a typically three-part tree If you are drawn to an artificial Call for more information. that opens like an umbrella, says tree, either for practical or envi- Janet Denton, Christmas buyer ronmental reasons, Sara Ruffin for Sears. Costello, creative director of the 435.277.2310 Pre-lit trees also have caught style magazine Domino, says on, she says. there are two options to pulling An artificial Christmas tree first it off: One is to choose a tasteful, appeared in Sears’ 1910 catalog. simple artificial tree. The other is It had a wooden base, five candle to embrace kitsch. attachments, 25 branches and “I wouldn’t go for green,” was decorated with red berries. Costello says. “I’d go for white or The price? 23 cents. silver. ... A white tree with black By 1915, some of the trees, balls, or silver tree with glass and Health Department mounted in large white pots silver ornaments and metallic with thick branches covered with garlands. I’d try to keep it just this heavy imitation foliage, could cost side of not being tacky. If you have 151 N. Main, Tooele up to 98 cents, according to Sears’ a real sense of humor, you can go records. In the 1945 Christmas all out and get away with it.” B 3

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THS HONOR ROLL

THS first term honor roll Daniel Whitaker, Weston White, Haley Pyron, Shawna Rich, Dalton Ryals, Scott Stiner, Rachel Kaitlin Allen, Barbara Johnson, Kolten Kinsman, Heidi achievers Zachary Wilson and Niko Kylei Riding, Debra Riegel, Scott Thomas, Jennifer Torgerson, Aquino, Connie Beaty, Alex Lambert, Jordan Linnell, Paige Zapata. Russell, Bree Rydalch, Emely Matthew Tydek, Heidi Vernon, Boehmer, Isaac Brown, Zachery Lister, Ferd Long, Jacob Martinez, 9th grade - 4.0 9th grade - 3.5 - 3.69 Salcedo, Robert Schmidt, Amy Amanda Walker, Ashleuig Walker, Brozovich, Clayton Carter, William Martinez, Shayna Brooke Adams, Makayla Cameron Ascarte, Christopher Shields, Alexandra Smith, Parker Aubrey Warr, Sara Wendt and Toni Cerroni, Stefen Chevalier, McGowan, Kelsey Mendenhall, Adams, Sarah Anderson, Tanner Boehmer, Chandler Booth, Smith, Matison Snow, Jacob Nicholas Wilcox. Teneil Christensen, Xandavia Chance Nelson, Sarah O’Rarden, Banks, Amanda Bento, Ashlyn Melissa Cavender, Valerie Taggart, Benjamin Thompson, 11th grade - 3.5 - 3.69 Cook, Amber Costanzo, Spencer Sadie Palmer, Zachary Powell, Cahoon, Echo Dixon, Lindsay Cheatham, Amanda Christensen, Kaycee Tomboc, Michael Trujillo, Boone Baird, Amya Biorge, Curtis, Alan Diaz, Lacey Dimond, Alyssa Rice, Anthony Rose, Tyler Droubay, Alyssa Gamble, Mari Derrek Christensen, Dhannie Ashlee Turney, Cole Warr, Katharine Blatter, Jennifer Bridget Downey, Danielle Evans, Russell, Tara Stewart, Michael Gebs, Shannon Howsden, Cogdell, Alyssa Cook, Crimson Robyn Whitmer, Jaret Wilson, Campbell, Amber Christensen, Eric Gutowski, Ryan Hall, Kent Taylor, Brandon Thompson, Rebeca Leone, Gillian Lund, Elliott, Joshua Ficken, Colton Jessica Zander and Danielle Zachary Christensen, Jordan Heder, Ben Hillman, Nathan Chisolm, Woolley, Michael Yei Sharon Lyman, Shelby Mall, Gardner, Austin Giles, Jacob Gillie, Zimmerman. Clemente, Cavan Cochrane, Lehi Hyde, Austin Jasper, Brittany and Kirtli Zentner. Alyssa Martell, Aaron Norman, Tyson Gleed, Chelsea Goble, 10th grade - 3.5 - 3.69 Collier, Taylor DeYoung, Kristen Kaeleena Perkins, Benjamin Kahri Golden, Reg Hamilton, Nile Aagard, Tyler Abarca, French, Weston George, Mikell Scribner, Maveric Searle, Cody Hansen, Tashina Hathaway, Brieann Anderson, Colten Giles, Matthew Gochis, Matthew Kristina Sellers, Skyler Smith, Skyler Holt, Whitney Holt, Anderson, Brianna Barmore, Gonzales, Jared Gutowski, Jill Torgerson, Jacqueline Trujillo Lidia Hurtado, Aaron Huston, Justin Bell, Nathen Blas, Mason Halligan, Brittney Hawk, and MaKinney VonWeller. Nichaolas Hyde, Dominique Skylee Booth, Rachel Brand, Diana Heder, Patrick Ivey, Emily 9th grade - 3.7 - 3.99 Ivory, Makalie Jensen, Dalynn Jacob Bulough, Austin Burr, Jackson, Chance Martinez, Alaina Alldredge, Landon Johnson, Edward Jones, Kiani Cassidee Christensen, Amara Kierstyn McPhie, Molly McRae, Andersen, Gavin Andrus, Linnell, Denise Lorenzo, Lore Christopherson, David Deganne Mitchell Peasnall, Monte Charlene Antonsen, Dayana Maloney, Shea McCarty, Casey III,Amanda Dunn, Tania Sschmalhous, Jessica Shelton, Arreola, Aimee Averett, Amber McEachern, Sierra Meyer, Mark Equihua, Jessica Fordham, Kyle Joshua Slater, Jessie Stevenson, Bailey, Colton Barkdull, Jeffery Mitchell,Jessica Nicol, Gordon Furuta, Alex Gochis, Tenashia Kenna Stewart, Kyle Stringham, Barton, Loretta Beaty, Celeste Nielson, Nefi Paiz, Sarah Perry, Groomer, David Haslam, Nicolee Wilson, Kolt Wright and Beck, Kyle Beckstead, Jamie Jacob Pinkney, Christian Pitts, Kimberly Howell, Jasmine Shawnna Young. Beilfuss, Chelsea Bell, Jared Erica Pool, Daniel Quackenbush, Johnson, Jessica Johnson, 12th grade - 4.0 GPA Bertrand, Rachel Bird, Jordan Hillary Reilly, Whitney Reynolds, Sydney Johnson, Matthew Corinne Bird, Allison Bowers, Boucher, Jeremy Brown, Nicholas Jenessa Swan, Daniel Wallace, Jones, Chase Lambert, Caitlyn Erin Coffman, Kyle Costomiris, Buckendorf, Colton Burr, Ceara Amanda Williams, Corinne McAllister, Madison McMaster, Morgan Ferrin, Keera Ficken, Case, Courtney Christensen, Worthington and Mackenzie Sarah Mellor, Holly Moat, Jackie Kayla Garbett, Trifon Gochis, Kenzi Christensen, Shellie Yarbrough. 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Kaydee Walters, Cody Weyland, Stephanie Pixton, Staci Potter, Alan Palmer, Meagan Pruden, 12th grade - 3.5 - 3.69 PANCAKE BREAKFAST Saturday, December 8 How to decorate for the holidays with edible art 8 am - Noon Bring the kids, grandkids, by AnnMarie Timmins tion and personalization. People citrus and spice. a window. Enhance them with the whole family to Tooele ASSOCIATED PRESS like to make something that is In the December/January dried whole herbs, such as bay meaningful.” issue of County Home maga- leaf, or a mix of red and green Army Depot’s own Eagle’s It’s easy to be intimidated As with all holiday ventures, zine, contributing style editor peppermint candies in their Nest and enjoy delicious by all those lovely magazine planning and getting an early Matthew Mead suggests stud- wrappers. pancakes, sausages, spreads showing the perfect hol- start are crucial. Start the pop- ding oranges with whole cloves - If stringing yards of pop- coffe, chocolate milk, or iday table. corn garland on Christmas Eve in interesting patterns, such as corn for garland seems daunt- juice for breakfast. But gorgeous holiday deco- and you’re unlikely to do much clumped in polka-dots or rows ing, try popcorn star ornaments, rations can be more than just hall decking with them, never to form spirals. instead. a checkout line-fantasy. Many mind create a family tradition. Or use the cloves to personal- Georgeanne Brennan fea- Adults ideas require little more than a So here are some simple, ize the pomander balls with a tures them in her new book, trip to the grocer and a bit of affordable ideas from the folks letter to honor a special guest. “Christmas Sweets.” She begins $ experimenting. behind those glossy holiday Mead tucked the oranges into with three or six pieces of 20- 5 “The first thing to do is relax,” spreads. a bowl accented with sprigs of gauge wire, each 4 to 6 inches says Diana McMillen, senior - Use ribbon to decorate items greenery and ribbon, then dis- long. Twist them at the center For more information food editor at Midwest Living you already own, especially if played that on a silver platter. into a six- or 12-pointed star, Children contact Roy Martinez magazine. “And keep it simple. they are family heirlooms. - Nuts are always popular at then thread popcorn onto each 12 and under After all, the meal you are eat- Grandmother’s gravy boat or the holidays, and they can look wire length and glue cranberries at 801-643-1377 ing and companionship you are attractive silverware are eas- especially nice when displayed or popcorn kernels at the center. $ sharing are the most important ily spruced up and serve as a thoughtfully. Add a ribbon and hang from the things.” reminder that the holidays are Spiced almonds work well set tree or in a window. 2.50 So, if time is precious, skip the about being together. out in a martini glass. If serving handcrafted gingerbread village. - Fruits and candies make nice nuts in the shells, a fanciful nut- Instead, try a variety of vases displays, especially when piled cracker or a display of a variety of brimming with candy canes or in a cluster of bowls (use an odd nutcrackers is more fun than the red and green mint candies. Add number, such as three or five). A standard, unadorned version. some lights and greenery, and centerpiece of bowls of wrapped - Gingerbread houses look NEW DEGREES NOW OFFERED AT you’ve got a photo-worthy cen- candies, each bowl a different great and don’t have to be com- terpiece. height, can double as decoration plicated. If time doesn’t allow “In a way, you are just add- and dessert. you to bake the gingerbread ing something to the meal that Or fill the bottom third of a from scratch, graham crackers makes it a little more fun,” says trifle bowl with assorted fruits, make a wonderful (and instant) McMillen. “Think of centerpiec- such as oranges, tangerines or alternative. es as entertainment, not a mea- kumquats. Tall glass vases with Use royal icing to hold the sure of your being the host or a mix of lemons and limes also walls and roof in place, then hostess.” look nice, as do two varieties of use the same frosting as “glue” The same is true for deco- apples in a wide, shallow bowl. to decorate with candy. Several rations throughout the house, In addition, McMillen sug- small houses, assembled into a whether it’s a trio of jars filled gests playing with greenery and village or spread out throughout • Computer Applied Associate with sugar-coated gumdrops, ribbon to enliven the display. a living room, can be charming. stained glass cookies hung on Don’t feel stuck in a rut of To populate your houses, stack • History & English Bachelors the tree or a garland of popcorn red and green. Purple, orange marshmallows two or three high • Accounting & Entrepreneur Bachelors and cranberries. and all things sparkly look great, to make snowmen. All are inexpensive and easy too. But stick to one color. Small - Make hard candy ornaments. • Masters of Social Work to master. There’s another ben- lights, especially those with bat- Baking craft supply shops sell efit too: a chance to pass along a tery packs instead plugs, are per- easy-to-use molds in numerous • Masters in FCHD holiday family tradition. fect, not to mention safer. holiday shapes, meaning all you “Edible ornaments and deco- - For something a bit more have to do is boil some sugar rations are some of our most nostalgic, consider amaking syrup and pour. Attach a ribbon popular content,” says Deanna pomander balls, pieces of fruit and hang the candies on the tree USU Tooele Regional Campus • 1021 West Vine Cook, director of creative devel- that are studded with cloves. or in the window. opment for FamilyFun magazine These not only look great but fill - Don’t forget about wreaths “We are in this age of customiza- the room with the smell of fresh for the front door or hung in 882.6611 • http://tooele.usu.edu B4 BULLETIN BOARD

B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 4, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Book fair Tooele There’s a Book Fair Blizzard going on at Copper Canyon Elementary School Blood drive just in time for your holiday shop- A blood drive will be held on Dec. 6, ping. Parents, grandparents, friends from 3 to 8 p.m., at 1000 W. Utah Ave. and neighbors are invited to shop with Let’s all lend a hand or arm. Remember us Tuesday through Friday, Dec. 4-7, the life you save may be your own! from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Light up a child’s face with the gift of reading. Irrigation meeting Settlement Canyon Irrigation Johnsen Community Council Company is excited to announce the The Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High implementation of water meters dur- School Community Council will meet ing the 2008 water year. All sharehold- on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. in the ers are invited to learn more about office conference room. All interested the meters by attending the annual parents and community members are shareholders’ meeting Tuesday, Dec. welcome. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium at the Tooele County Courthouse. For more information call Camille at 833-9606. Library

Maceys Little Theatre Library coloring contest On Dec. 5, come in and learn some The Tooele City Library coloring con- new cookie recipes for the holidays test has begun. Pick up your coloring and get some hands-on experience sheet at the library. Colored sheets while you are there. On Dec. 6, Heidi must be returned no later than Dec. 12 Vanbulkenberg from Rhodes Bread to be eligible for the contest. Each age will be here to teach you some cre- group will win a prize! Winners will be ative ways to display your bread for announced Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 11 the holiday. All classes are free and a.m., during our story time and noti- start at 7 p.m. fied by phone.

Story time Grantsville Remember children’s story time every Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s Mega Cat Fix crafts each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. photo courtesy of Andrelyn Anderson The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Check with the library for any special The Tooele High School class of 1962 held their 45-year reunion on Aug. 14. The day started with golf and a picnic. That evening, the class Neuter Clinic will have their Mega Cat story times or other special events enjoyed a prime rib dinner at the Eagle’s Nest. Throughout the evening, a video time capsule that followed the class of 1962 from kinder- Fix on Dec. 14, Westgate Mortgage, that come up. For more information garten through graduation was shown. 94 W. Main St., Grantsville. Cats only on these and other library programs, please. Female cats are $24.99 and visit our Web site tooelecity.org/tcl/ 7 and 8, at 7 p.m. at Grantsville Junior on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at male cats are $14.99. Online reser- library.html, call 435-882-2182 or visit Charity High School The cost is $5 for adults, the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, 59 vations only, www.utahpets.org. For us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. $3 for students or $15 for a family of E. Vine St. Please bring your partner, a assistance call 1-866-PETS FIX Ext. 13. Food pantry five. potluck dish (meat is provided), and a Wednesday movie The First Baptist Church in Tooele is gift to exchange. Wednesday at the Movies will feature offering a clothing closet and emer- Schools The Polar Express on Dec. 12, at 3 gency food pantry to help meet the Sports Diabetic Support Group p.m. Don’t forget to read the book needs of our community. Anyone with The Tooele Diabetic Support Group THS Class of 1968 too. Tickets will be available for each clothing needs — adults and children Girls softball tryouts will meet Dec. 5, at 11 a.m. at the THS class of 1968 flip your calendars movie at the check-out desk of the — are welcome. The food pantry is Any girls 9 or 10 years of age are invit- Tooele Senior Center. We will have ahead and mark June 21, 2008 for Tooele City Library. There is no charge available for emergency needs. Hours ed to tryout for an accelerated softball our Christmas potluck lunch, and talk our 40-year reunion. We need your for tickets. If you don’t have a ticket, of operation are Saturdays from 10 team. Tryouts are scheduled for Dec. about our New Year’s resolutions. All help to assure we contact as many show up anyway. a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 4, at 7 p.m. at the Dow James building are welcome. Call Carol at 843-9787 classmates as possible. For a list of S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call (400 North 400 West) in Tooele. If you with questions. people for whom we have no address, Stansbury Park Library 882-2048. are interested in attending please call please contact Mike Mansanarez at The Stansbury Park Library open (435)241-0245. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support [email protected] Check out house and book fair will be held Blankets needed Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group our blog at tooele68.blogspot.com/. Saturday, Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to noon. There are over 500 homeless here in GHS Alumni Basketball Tourney is open to anyone caring for someone Book fair proceeds will go to directly Tooele, and many of these sleep outside On Dec. 26, 27 and 28, the GHS with Alzheimer’s disease or related TJHS mid-terms support the new library. Come visit us in the cold. Help the needy by donating basketball team will be putting on dementia. Learn about this disease, get TJHS mid-term reports will be sent and Santa at the same time! For more a blanket at the Church of Christ, 430 their Annual Alumni Basketball ideas, share ideas, and discuss experi- home with students Wednesday, Dec. library information contact Jessica W. Utah Ave. Call morning for best Tournament. This tournament is for ences with others on Tuesday, Dec. 5. Parents, please sign the bottom por- Johnson at 843-1918. results at 882-4642. Will pick up. all GHS alumnus and all are encour- 11, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Cottage tion of the mid-term report and send aged to participate. The cost will be Glen, 1892 Aaron Drive. Refreshments it back to school with your child. Operation Christmas $15 per player, and $1 per day per provided. For more information call Education Operation Christmas Tooele County spectator. All proceeds will be given Frank at 882-2870 Ext. 130. TJHS parent/teacher conferences will be taking applications for holi- to the GHS basketball program. The TJHS parent/teacher conferences will Adult Education day assistance for families that games will be played each night at 6, 7 Historical Society be held Tuesday, Dec. 11, from 4 to Get your high school diploma this live in Tooele County at the Tooele and 8 p.m. in GHS’s new and old gyms. The Tooele County Historical Society’s 7 p.m. All parents are encouraged to year! All classes required for a high Community Action Program, 38 S. Please contact Andrew at 228-8734 or meeting will be Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., at the attend. school diploma, adult basic educa- Main St. We will be open on Saturday, [email protected] for additional Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St. Please tion, GED preparation, word process- Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to assist information. enter through the back door. Rulon GJHS parent/teacher conferences ing, driver’s education and English with the applications. If anyone would Aufdemorte will present the history of Grantsville Junior High School parent/ as a second language are available. like to sponsor a family please call Lori the Bauer Mine and Stockton. If you teacher conferences will be held on Register now to graduate — just $35 Sandoval at 882-1278. The application Churches have any antiques or old photos of Thursday, Dec. 13, from 4 to 6:45 p.m. per semester. The center is located at deadline is Dec. 10. Donations can Stockton or Bauer lease bring them to Expect mid-term reports to arrive in 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached at be mailed to PO Box 989, Tooele, UT Christmas musical the meeting. If you would like to join the mail on Tuesday, Dec. 11. GJHS 833-1994. Adult education classes are 84074. Tooele Methodist Church and Dugway our organization, dues are only $5 per School Community Council and Trust for students 18 and over. Post Chapel choirs will present a year. Please call Alice Dale at 882-1612 Lands Committee Meeting will follow Food bank Christmas musical on Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. for more information. at 7 p.m. All parents are welcome and Take the GED The Utah Food Bank will have a food at 783 Utah Ave., Tooele. Refreshments encouraged to attend both meetings. The GED test will be given on Dec. distribution on Friday, Dec. 7, at the will follow. All are welcome. For more Historical Society Please call GJHS at 884-4510 with any 11 and 12, starting at 8 a.m. Please First Baptist Church, 580 S. Main St., information call 882-1349. The Tooele County Historical Society questions. contact Andrea at 833-1994 by Dec. 7. Tooele. Sign up begins at 8 a.m., and will have available two books avail- Pre-registration is required. distribution will begin about 9:30 a.m. able for purchase at our Dec. 11 meet- GHS parent/teacher conferences and run until 11 a.m. Everyone is wel- Groups ing: The History of Tooele County, Grantsville High School will be hold- English as a second language come, but there must be at least one volume two ($25) and Smelting and ing parent/teacher conferences for ESOL conversational classes are held person per household present. Please Kiwanis meetings Railroading in Tooele ($15). We will second term on Monday, Dec. 10, Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 call Pastor Jon at 882-2048 with any Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon also have a pack of eight note cards from 4 until 7 p.m. Copies of your p.m. ESOL students may come any- questions. at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. ($4) featuring historical sites in the student’s attendance will be available time, the center is open for individual- 1280 North, Tooele. Contact Marilyn valley. Please call Alice Dale at 882- in the attendance office. Also, mid- ized study with our software programs Gillette at 830-5463. 1612 if you would like to purchase any term grades will be mailed home this and textbooks. Registration is $35 per Arts of these items. week so watch your mailbox. semester. ‘Beyond Our Grief’ Christmas concert Valley Mental Health’s “Beyond Our Mason meeting The Tooele City Arts Council is spon- Grief” group is for those who have The regular meeting for Rocky soring TMinus5 on Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. suffered a loss in their life and are Mountain Lodge #11 with be held on at the THS auditorium. The cost for in need of support to assist them in Saturday, Dec. 8. Anyone with ques- this Christmas concert is only one can coping. Grief can often be worse dur- tions or need a ride please contact of food per ticket! Cans of food can be ing the holidays. If you are struggling, Gene at 882-1222. exchanged for tickets at Tooele City please call us. We meet Thursdays, Hall reception area. Get your tickets from 2 to 3 p.m., at 100 S. 1000 West, Domestic Violence Support Group early because they will go fast. All Tooele. Contact Evan at 843-3520 with Aspen Ridge Counseling and the donated food will benefit our local questions. DVSAVA Crisis Line are excited to food bank. announce the beginning of a Domestic Master Gardeners Violence Support Group! It will begin Christmas concert The December meeting for the Tuesday Dec. 11, from 5 to 6 p.m. Tooele Sign Pride presents the 2007 Master Gardeners will be early this Christmas Deaf Concert on Thursday, month. It will be a Christmas party SEE BULLETIN PAGE B5 ➤ Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High School auditorium. Admission is one can of food and $1 per person. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Proceeds will be donated to the food If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at bank and to the Nikki Ginnett Benefit 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Fund. Everyone is invited to share in Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit the evening. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. photo courtesy of Alexis Lundy Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot Romeo and Juliet guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement Alexis Lundy, a senior at Dugway High School, is shown with the food she collected for the “Romeo Juliet Together and Alive At please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered Tooele Community Action Food Bank recently. The food drive was held at the high school and Last” will be performed on Dec. 5, 6, no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. the Dugway commissary. B5

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Bulletin Auction will be on Friday, dinner. Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 11 a.m. gifts. Please RSVP! Tuesday and Thursday at Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. Anyone who Tooele Valley Country Players at Tooele Senior Center. noon at the St. Barnabas continued from page B4 wants to donate a stocking — Saturday, Dec. 15, from 1 Senior Lifestyles — Thursday, Church, 1784 N. Aaron stuffed with Christmas good- to 3 p.m. Dec. 6, at 11 a.m. at Tooele Recovery Drive (southwestern looking Daycare is provided! Please ies, please bring it to the Christmas dinner — Dec. Senior Center. church by the hospital, first call 850-8723 for the loca- Eagles by 8 p.m. on Friday. 21, at 4 p.m. Entertainment Breakfast Buddies — Friday, Kick drug habits left off 2000 North). Open, tion. The group will continue James Wrathall will be the will be the Grantsville Show Dec. 7, at 9 a.m. Meet at LDS Family Services addic- mixed, non-smoking, wheel- every Tuesday night except auctioneer. Choir. Jim’s Family Restaurant for tion recovery meetings are chair access. for on Christmas and New good food and friends. Dutch Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Year’s Day. Eagles Family Night Tooele Seniors treat! at 1030 S. 900 West, room 118, Al-Anon meeting Eagles Family Night will be on Check Your Health Services Alzheimer’s Caregiver Tooele. Enter on the north side An evening Al-Anon meet- Saturday, Dec. 8. The Wrathall — Hearing: Wednesday, Dec. Support — Tuesday, Dec. 11, of the chapel. The Erda meeting will be held Wednesdays Scouting family will serve a ham din- 5, from 9 a.m. to noon. at 2:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen. ing has been discontinued. from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at St. ner with the trimmings at Wendover trip — Monday, Holiday Party — Tuesday, Barnabas Church, 1784 N. Cub Scout Roundtable 6:30 p.m., with bingo follow- Dec. 10, at 9 a.m. Cost is $12, Dec. 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Castaways AA Aaron Drive. Join us and All Cub Scout leadership will ing. The cost is $5 for adults must sign up at the front St. Marguerite’s Church social Castaways Alcoholics you’ll never have to feel alone benefit from attending train- and $3 for children under 12. desk. hall. Dinner, entertainment, Anonymous meets Monday, again. Call Perky at 249-0054. ing on Thursday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 Alzheimer’s Support Group p.m. at TJHS. Join us for fun Christmas Party — Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 2:30 and fellowship related to the The Auxiliary Christmas Party p.m. at Cottage Glen. Cub Scout Car Show theme. will be on Monday, Dec. 10, Friday Night Entertainment An There are also opportunities at 7 p.m. Please bring a gift starts at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 for sharing ideas and activi- between $10 and $15 for the will feature the Tooele Line ties with leaders from other gift exchange. There will be a Dancers. packs. We will have informa- novelty raffle, so if you have a Friday Night Dancing is from tion on upcoming district and donation, bring it. 6 to 8 p.m. Dec. 7 will have From council activities, including the music of Wayne Jones. the Outdoor Leader Skills for Webelos leaders training and Seniors Senior Circle Den Chief Training. Senior Circle is for anyone Grantsville Senior over the age of 50 and costs INSURANCE NETWORK LC Center only $15 per year. Call 843- (formerly Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele) Eagles Free Health Services — Blood 3690 or stop by the hospi- pressure: Every Thursday at tal volunteer desk to sign up. Stocking auction noon. All activities require an RSVP We have lost the lease at our current location, 1180 N. 134 West, Tooele The stocking auction for Christmas lights — Thursday, except for exercise. AND the Needy Kids Christmas Dec. 6. Cost is gas money and Diabetes Support Group — We are required to vacate that premises by November 23, 2007. Our new location will not be ready by that date. OUR NEW LOCATION: Deadline is approaching 510 N. Main Street • Tooele, Utah 84074 However, our new ofﬁce space will not be available by November 23. In the meantime, our staff will be available for service at the same numbers for holiday writing contest you have been accustomed to calling: 435-882-0707 Do you have funny, inspir- and older) will have a first reserves the right to edit sub- ing or powerful holiday mem- prize winner in each category. missions for length, style and fax 435-843-1502 ories? One grand prize will also be clarity. The Tooele Transcript- awarded. Contestants may E-mail submissions to IMPORTANT FOR CUSTOMERS PAYING PREMIUMS AT OUR OFFICE: Bulletin is requesting submis- enter only one piece per cat- [email protected], You must make arrangements to mail your payments to the location stated in your premium billing prior sions for our holiday writing egory. The entries will be fea- fax to 435-882-6123 or drop to the due date so indicated. During this time of transition, we will only be available by telephone. contest. tured in the Dec. 24 edition of off at the front desk, 58 N. Submissions this year will be the newspaper. Main St. Tooele, Utah, 84074. We greatly value our client relationships and express our sincere apology for this inconvenience. The accepted in three categories: Please keep submissions Call Community News Editor change is out of our control. We’ll be in our new Tooele ofﬁce within a few weeks. We appreciate poetry, fiction and nonfiction. under 500 words. Stories Sarah Miley for more infor- your ongoing support! Three age groups (children 12 and poems can focus on any mation at 882-0050 ext. 114. and under; young adults ages aspect of the holiday sea- Stories must be received on or 13 to 17; and adults age 18 son. The Transcript-Bulletin before Dec. 18, 2007. Mel Workman and The Tooele Team SCHOOL NEWS

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Avenue, Tooele. Phone Food Prep/Dietary 435-882-0081 o r varying hours during the day, 882-5528. Asking $325. 435-882-3860 Welding evening and Saturdays. Accounting Successful applicant must have Garage, Yard Riddles Salvage good computer skills, excellent public Sales Carriers in Can apply in person at & Wrecking relations and attention to detail. 7 South Main, Suite 206 • Tooele • 833-9700 You can apply by going to the USU HAVING A GARAGE or online at intermountainstaffing.com Real cash for SALE? Advertise it in or fax resume to 435-833-9373 your junk webpage or picking up an application the classifieds. Call Grantsville After hours service available car or truck. at the USU Tooele Campus. 882-0050 • car & trucks Please call 882-0050 for details. We offer great opportunities, full • farm equipment 1021 W. Vine • Tooele • batteries Pets medical from Day 1 of employment. • aluminum & copper www.usu.edu 9am - 5pm • Mon - Sat *RUSH LAKE KEN- FREE Pick- up NELS. Boarding, obidi- 884- 3366 ence training. Room 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville still available for Christ- mas. Book now! Call 24” PEARL Necklace (435)882-5266 w/appraisal. $1050 www.rushlakekennels. 435-882-6516 Tooele The Tooele County Public Health Department has an opportunity in the com 4 - T R U C K TIRES Environmental Health Division working as a (325X60RX18). $130 Join the Magic of Miller is accepting applications for: each or $500 set. Ne- Dental Clinic Manager • Miners • Mechanics gotiable. Approximately This is a Grant funded position. The length of employ- 7500 miles on them. ment in the position is contingent upon continua- • Welders • Truck Drivers Call Steve (435)884- tion of funding. The selected applicant will have no 6049. expectation of continued employment should funding be • Machinists • Carpenters exhausted and will have no right of appeal under Tooele • Millwrights • Supervisors BURIAL PLOT, Tooele County’s reduction in force policy. City Cemetery. Aaron Starting Salary: $12.91 • Electricians • Laborers (801)860-0094 Status: Three quarter time position – CHRISTMAS ORGAN 30-32 Hrs. week w/pro-rated Benefits • Equipment Operators Closing Date: December 12, 2007 at 5:00p.m. Kimbal Elka w/bench, Full time • Serving the Mining/Oil & Gas/ more than 50 settings, This position oversees all dental office activity as well Industrial/Construction Industries one octave pedals, roll expediting patient treatment and maintaining the clinical cover over double key- area. Ensures staff flow is smooth and is maintained at Locations in Colorado, Utah & Wyoming a steady pace while the Dentist’s schedule is respected. board. Sounds great! Schedules volunteer and contract dentists, hygienists, and (435)843-8818 assistants; maintains relationships with other agencies & Sales Account Please call Carrie at 435-840-3969 FIREWOOD & CEDAR programs. Ensure patient flow is consistent and efficient, or Paulette at 435-843-7561 or and assists dentist with procedures. When volunteer fax resume to 435-843-7565. POSTS for sale. For assistants are scheduled, the clinic manager is to act as more information, call the coordinator for dental assistant procedures. Sterilizes 915 North Main • Tooele (435)241-0653 or instruments and keeps the operatories stocked. In addition Executives (435)837-2281. to clinic duties, this position is responsible for all clerical duties for the clinic. THE IDEAL CANDIDATE WILL POSSESS: Individual will be responsible for: • Graduation from high school with course work in typing, • Obtaining new clients and expand existing clients. and general office practices. Certification of training as a • Meeting and exceeding revenue goals by managing sales accounts and selling dental assistant; AND, Two (2) years of year of experience related to the above duties; OR, an equivalent combination activities for Miller Motorsports Park. This includes conducting client and of education and experience. business research, prospecting, performing presentations, and closing contracts. • Two years directly related dental assisting experience required. Must have the ability to communicate effectively and have knowledge of dental terminology and procedures. Individual must: Must have basic computer skills. Excellent organizational • be self motivated, organized, customer service oriented and have the ability to skills required. Spanish speaking ability preferred. multi-task in a fast pace atmosphere. • Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, other agencies and the public; • have exceptional oral and written communication skills, including the ability to ability to follow written and verbal instructions; ability to do formal presentations. communicate effectively, verbally and in writing; Ability to deal with the public under conditions of stress and • have computer skills and strong decision making abilities. maintain composure and professionalism. • be willing to work flexible hours including weekends, evenings and holidays. 2005 Honda CRF450X • This position requires light physical effort. It may include frequent lifting of up to 10 pounds and occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. Some bending, stooping, and/or Note: Bidding ends on Friday, Dec. 7, 3pm lifting will be required. Considerable walking may be • Experience in the motor sports industry is not a pre-requisite – but proving that involved. you are a smart, creative person who will find a way to get the job done is. • Valid Utah Driver’s License is required. For more information please call • Earning potential up to $100k Candidates should highlight all of the areas in which they have expertise, matching their professional experience with the specific qualifications listed above. For specific Please email resumes to 833-7200 Ext. #250 • Ext. #227 information pertaining to this recruitment, contact Carrie www.tfcu.net Hinkel at (435) 843-3157 or email at [email protected]. [email protected] or visit ut.us. or mail to: Miller Motorsports Park, 562 N. Main • Tooele Applications and additional information are available Re: Sales Executive Position * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. at the Tooele County Human Resource Office 2901 N. Sheep Lane, Tooele, UT 84074. All vehicles sold as is.Time will be given to arrange financing. 47 South Main Street Tooele or online at www.co.tooele.ut.us EEO Employer Tuesday December 4, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B9

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Legrand Dr. white exterior black in- Sale, For Listings Call 46 N Broadway Tooele (435)882-7008. Nice, k l e r s o n o n l y . Sloan (435)840-5029 C a l l K i m K i r k s (435)850-2543 terior 43,000 miles Cus- 800-586-3805 x 9973 quiet 1bdrm, 2bdrm, (435)882-0235 Davidson Realty Group 1 Real Estate tom wheels and tires 1BDRM APARTMENT (801)369- 9184 (801)466-5078 kitchenette available. 3BDRM 1BTH Duplex STANSBURY PARK 4.3L V6 engine fully 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton for rent $350/mo $130,000 FSBO Grants- Monthly, weekly & daily newly remodeled, exte- TOOELE 3bdrm 1bth, 2006 Rambler 3bdrm STANSBURY HOME, loaded excellent condi- truck, 4x4 frame & en- $200/dep. No pets, no ville, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1/3 specials. HBO, cable. rior will be remodeled .25 acre RV parking, 2bth, 2 car garage, 3bdrm, 2bth, $1110/mo tion $10,990 obo. gine, good tires & great s m o k i n g . C a l l acre w/d hookups, Open 24hrs. 585 Can- next summer. Full covered patio, $925/mo 3 2 0 0 s q f t , a / c , (435)843-9883 (435)830-8641 or eve- engine (350). Good 435-830-5912 o r swamp cooler, fire- yon Rd, Tooele. Basement. Paid water O p t i o n t o b u y $1100/mo Toll Free nings (435)882-8082 trans. New Edlebrock 801-573-8607 STANSBURY PARK place, sky light, new and garbage. $785/mo (801)835-5592 1-866-666-6446 carb. New Edlebrock in- Brand new 3bdrm, 2bth roof, Great starter 2006 TRAIL Blazer for Homes for plus deposit Call in the take & manifold. $1300 2 car garage, lease home nice neighbor- sale, excellent condi- evenings obo. (435)840-8790 Beautiful Rent option possible. $1250. h o o d . C a l l tion, 36,000 miles, must (435)249-0372 1 & 2 Bedroom No pets/ smoking. (435)840-2205 see! Call 882-2194. 1995 GMC 3/4 ton 4wd $ 3BDRM 2BTH Large 6643 N. Malachite Way $18,000 obo. extended cab, long Apartments!! $$WHY RENT when 1999 3BDRM 3BTH you can buy? 0 House. For rent in 279,000 (60 East) bed, ac, cruise control, 2200sqft, jetted tub, BECOME A SUB- Completely Remodeled North East Tooele. Davidson Realty towing package, $2900 down programs, not 2-tone paint, auto- SCRIBER. 882-0050 NEW fridge, stove, dishwasher, $1075/mo $800/dep. Industrial/Manufacturing Zoning (801)466-5078 obo. (435)882- 6267 perfect credit. First matic sprinklers, cen- cabinets, carpet, Absolutely No Smoking/ Pets. time buyers, Single STANSBURY PARK tral air, $189,000 881 Gorgeous! The best value in Newer House in Quiet SR138 Grantsville parent programs. Newer 3bdrm 2bth, 2 N 720 W Glen Eagles ALL of Tooele. neighborhood. Mitch Call for details. Berna 480 Foot Frontage car garage, central air (435)882-6402 801-380-5691 Non-Smokers Only! No Pets! Sloan (435)840-5029 conditioning, $1195/mo (801)201-5272cc Group 1 Real Estate 4,058 Sq Ft Building (801) 318-4997 3BDRM HOUSE for rent 104 E Shamrock Ln $850/mo $500/dep. No C - 2 1 M c A f f e e 3BDRM HUD HOME! or see Mgr #6, 2pm-10pm $950/MO Home in 1.05 Acres smoking, possible (801)733-9499 Only $33,250! This 260 North 100 East, Tooele Tooele 3bdrm, 2 car home must sell, more We want to Welcome our newest agent garage, 1.5bth, 2 fire- horse property avail- 480-3 Phase a b l e . C a l l STANSBURY; Like New homes available now! 2 AND 3bdrm apart- place, you pay utilities, 4 Bays 3bdrm, 2bth Home. 2 For listings call Valerie Wimmer full fence back yard, 435-830-5912 o r ments behind Super 801-573-8607 car garage, outdoor (800)586-3901 exten- Wal-Mart. Swimming (435)840-5199 GREAT Visability! pets OK, no smoking, sion 5855. (ucan) pool, hot tub, exercise 3BDRM HUD! $264/MO! $1095/mo plus utilities. MERRY CHRISTMAS DEADLINES FOR clas- room, playground, full w/$200 off w/December 4BDRM, 4bth $90,500! (435)833-9325 clubhouse. 843-4400 Bob Slingerland sifieds ads are Monday lease, limited time! Only $718/Mo! 5% BECOME A SUB- down 20 years @ 8% and Wednesdays by 2BDRM 1BTH Water Come see this beautiful 801-541-5458 SCRIBER. 882-0050 apr. For listings call 4:45 p.m. and trash paid. No pets newer home 5bdrm, (800)586-3901 exten- $600/mo with mainte- 3bth, master w/2 sinks. sion 5330. (ucan) nance discount Deposit Clean, fresh and ready required Call for details to move into. In good 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile (801)563-0656 area! 2 car garage, home for rent, no smok- fenced yard, appliances ing/ pets. 882-1550 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- and some furniture in- eled, govt. subsidized. cluded. $1150/mo + 5BDRM 4BTH fenced Playground, carport. dep. No smoking, pets yard 2 car garage, Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, negotiable. Call Scott 2411sqft, $1450/mo Grantsville. Call Tammi (801)633-8556 435-841-7954 884-3466, 884-1712. (435) 849-2312 Equal Housing Opp. 3BDRM 2BTH by water NORTHEAST Tooele, park, 20acres, 4 sheds, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, multi- 840-0344 Our New Ofﬁce is NOW OPEN! HAVING A yard sale? 1 storage trailer, 1 large level, 2 car garage, 500 E Village Blvd, Suite 109 • Stansbury Park Advertise in the Tran- corral, $1000/mo obo next to park. $1200/mo. www.stansburyrealestate.com • (435) 843-5323 script Call (435)830-8776 (801)694-8977 573 West 200 S. 538 Oak Ln. Get into your Dream Home New Listing before the Holidays! $169,900 $225,000 4064 Palmer Road, Erda 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly Empty Nesters, Deer Hollow is your destina- Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood tion, a former model home, one level living, $ Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 2 bdrms, 2 bths, top of the line amenities 259,900 Bathrooms and Alot of Living Space at throughout & clean with pristine views. 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 2 3/4 baths, cozy this Price!! Call 840-0344. dining room and kitchen. Over 2600 sq. ft. ﬁnished, beautiful 1 acre lot, fantastically landscaped, over 100 668 S. 1400 E. mature trees. Come take a look, see what it would be like to have your own PRICE REDUCED I will sell your park! Children’s paradise. home here!

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5 acres, 6 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car grg., 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car grg. Very 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 2 car grg., Beautiful open ﬂoor plan, great views, cute rambler in very nice area. beautiful home with so many extras. lovely landscaping. Enjoy country 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family Corner lot, walk-in closets, master Spectacular master suite. On over $ living everyday in this all brick rambler. rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 bath, great mountain views. 1/3 acre lot. Wow 289,900 acres. Price Reduced $478,000 $219,900 $550,000 OBLIGATION $188,900 A GREAT BUY! Views forever, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full Baths, Fully Fenced .24 Acre lot with Raised NO Canyon Rim Estates analysis on Lots Garden Plot, Gazebo over concrete patio, CentralSOLD Air and Swamp Cooler if you like it Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 cool and moist also a Washroom off the ga- your home rage, Keeping it Clean! Call Shane 840-0344. 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Protect yourself in the buying & selling process 5 to 9 Acre your Real by using a knowledgeable professional. Estate needs Lots In Erda! Get more home Get more moNeY Starting at $225,000 435-224-4000 BUYERSfor your money! SELLERSout of your home! NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE’S SALE APN: 11-015-0-140 Trust No. 1114845-07 Ref: Juana Garcia TRA: Loan No. xxxxxx1680. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED February 08, 2007. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- NOTICE OF TRUS- TACT A LAWYER. On TEE’S SALE January 08, 2008, at APN: 12-057-0-0295 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Trust No. 1114839-07 dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Ref: Rudolf Straat TRA: pointed Trustee under a Loan No. xxxxxx3370. Deed of Trust recorded IMPORTANT NOTICE February 13, 2007, as TO PROPERTY Instrument No. 278049, OWNER: YOU ARE IN in Book xx, Page xx, of DEFAULT UNDER A the Official Records in DEED OF TRUST, the office at the County DATED December 20, Recorder of Tooele 2005. UNLESS YOU County, State of Utah, TAKE ACTION TO PRO- executed by Juana Gar- TECT YOUR PROP- cia, An Unmarried ERTY, IT MAY BE Woman, will sell at pub- SOLD AT A PUBLIC lic auction to highest bid- SALE. IF YOU NEED der, payable in lawful AN EXPLANATION OF money of the United THIS PROCEEDING, States at the time of NOTICE OF BONDS TO YOU SHOULD CON- sale. Successful bidders BE ISSUED TACT A LAWYER. On must tender a deposit of NOTICE IS HEREBY January 08, 2008, at $5,000 in certified funds GIVEN pursuant to the PUBLIC NOTICE 4:30pm, James H. Woo- to the trustee at the time provisions of the Public Notice is hereby given dall, Trustee, as duly ap- of sale, with the balance Transit District Act, Title that the Grantsville City PUBLIC NOTICE pointed Trustee under a due by noon the follow- 17B, Chapter 2a, Part 8, Planning Commission Grantsville City Council Deed of Trust recorded ing business day, at the Utah Code Annotated will hold a business will hold a regular meet- December 29, 2005, as office of the Trustee. At 1953, as amended, and meeting on Thursday, ing Wednesday, Decem- Instrument No. 252529, the tooele county court- the Local Government December 13, 2007 in ber 5, 2007. The meet- in Book xx, Page xx, of house 74 South 100 Bonding Act, Title 11, the Grantsville City Hall ing to be held at 429 E. the Official Records in East Tooele Utah all Chapter 14, Utah Code Council Chambers at Main, Grantsville, UT the office at the County right, title and interest Annotated 1953, as 429 E. Main Street in 84029 regular meeting to Recorder of Tooele conveyed to and now amended, that on No- Grantsville, Utah, which begin at 7:00 p.m. County, State of Utah, held by it under said vember 28, 2007, the meeting shall begin PUBLIC HEARINGS: executed by Rudolf Deed of Trust in the Board of Trustees (the promptly at 7:00 P.M. A.Proposed Minor Sub- Straat, A Unmarried property situated in said “Board”) of the Utah Tuesday December 4, 2007 The agenda Tooeleshall be as divisionTranscripto create tfour-Bulletin Man, will sell at public County and State de- Transit Authority (theB11“Is- follows: lots at approximately 800 auction to highest bid- scribed as: Lot 140, mid- suer”) adopted a resolu- PUBLIC HEARING: South Quirk Street. Betty der, payable in lawful dle of canyon estates tion (the “Resolution”) in Homes Homes Water Shares a.PublicProposed Noticesrezoning for LouPublic Williams Notices application. Public Notices moneyPublicof Noticesthe United platPublica, according Noticesto the whichPublicit authorized Noticesthe Ron RichardsMeetingsat 401 S B.ProposedMeetingsConcept Meetings StatesTrusteesat the time of officialTrusteesplat thereof, as issuanceMiscellaneousof the Issuer's Worthington Street to re- Plan for a residential sale. Successful bidders recorded in the office of Sales Tax Revenue APPRAISALS FOR buy- TOOELE East Bench- FOR SALE Underground zone parcel from an planned unit develop- PUBLIC NOTICE must tender a deposit of the Tooele county re- Bonds (to be issued in ing, selling, financing, V i e w ! B e a u t i f u l water rights in Grants- A-10 zone to an R-1-21 ment of 90.84 acres at Notice is hereby given $5,000 in certified funds corder, state of Utah.. one or more series and PMI removal, estate 3bdrm, 3bth, multi- ville/ Erda, 1 to 5 acre zone. approximately 600 South that the Tooele City to the trustee at the time The street address and with such additional or planning and settle- level style home with feet, $8500/ $10,000 b. Proposed conditional Mormon Trail Road Council will meet in a of sale, with the balance other common designa- other series designations ment, or real estate in- main floor laundry, per acre ft. (435)840- use permit for Julia (Wells Crossing). Field- Business Meeting on due by noon the follow- tion of the real property and titles, including Sub- vesting. Appraisers In hardwood floors, and 1472 Prince at 47 E. Main stone Homes Utah, Wednesday, December ing business day, at the described above is pur- ordinated Bonds, as may Utah, call 882-5447 L.L.C. application. 5, 2007 at the hour of office of the Trustee. At ported to be: 855 East be determined by the much more. Immacu- ONE SHARE Settlement Street for a home occupation consisting of an C.Proposed amendment 7:00 P.M. The meeting the tooele county court- Deer Flat Road Tooele Board, the “Bonds”) in BUY 4BDRM Foreclo- late! Oversize garage, Canyon Irrigation. electrolysis business. to the Sign Ordinance as will be held at the Tooele house 74 South 100 Ut 84074. Estimated To- the aggregate principal sure! Only $90,500! RV pkg, fenced, auto $4000. (435)830-4502 c. Proposed rezoning of follows: City Hall Council Room East Tooele Utah all tal Debt as of January amount of not to exceed This home must sell! sprinklers, shed, large ONE SHARE Settlement 155 acres of land to go a. To clarify Section located at 90 North Main right, title and interest 08, 2008 is $148,922.20. Seven Hundred Million More homes available patio, garden. Price Canyon Irrigation, from an A-10 zone to an 20.5(2) to specify that Street, Tooele, Utah. conveyed to and now The undersigned Trus- Dollars ($700,000,000), now! For listings. Call adjustment, now only $4800. (435)840-0344 RR-2.5 zone for Tony certain prohibited signs 1. Pledge of Allegiance held by it under said tee disclaims any liability to bear interest at a rate (800)586-3901 ext $219,900. Will look at Gonzales, acting agent may be allowed under 2. Mayor’s Community Deed of Trust in the for any incorrectness of or rates (including vari- 8334. (ucan) offers. Everyone likes UNDERGROUND WA- a sale, and real estate TER Rights for sale for Shirley Worthington, other provisions of the Recognition Awards property situated in said the street address and able rates) of not to ex- CONDO 232 Hometown is on sale. Great time Erda, Tooele Valley which land is located at ordinance, such as tem- 3. Open Forum for Pub- County and State de- other common designa- ceed fourteen percent court $190,000 Clean to buy! Call Joan (435)882-4949 approximately 1000 N. porary signs. lic Comment scribed as: Lot 295, tion, if any, shown (14%) per annum, to ma- all on one level 2bdrm (801)599-2752 Realty Old Lincoln Highway. b.To specify that all 4. PUBLIC HEARING & overlake estates subdivi- herein. Said sale will be ture in not more than WANTED: WATER 2bth 14X13ft sunroom Brokers Preference. d. Proposed concept signs requiring City ap- MOTION on Preliminary sion phase 1c, according made without covenant thirty-seven (37) years rights or irrigation with heat and air, up- MLS #751751 plan for Worthington proval to be reviewed Plan and Final Plat Ap- to the official plat thereof or warranty, express or from their date or dates, graded 2 car garage, shares in Tooele Val- Ranch subdivision and approved by the proval for Childs Four on file and or record in implied, regarding title, and to be sold at a price custom window treat- TOOELE HORSE Prop- ley. Call Ross at owned by Shirley Wor- Planning Commission. Lot Subdivision to be Lo- the Tooele County Re- possession, condition or n o t l e s s t h a n ments, vaulted ceilings, erty 2bdrm 1bth with 801-642-0119 thington and being de- D.Proposed General cated on the Corner of corders Office, excepting encumbrances, including ninety-eight percent central air, fireplace, hardwood and tile veloped by Tony Gon- Plan Amendment to Birch Street and Fifth therefrom all coal, oil, fees, charges and ex- (98%) of the total princi- tiled floors, spacious floors, Galvanized Steel zales at approximately re-designate the land Street Presented by gas, mines, metals, penses of the Trustee pal amount thereof, plus kitchen w/upgraded oak Barn with 3 stalls on Buildings 1000 N. Old Lincoln use categories of 8.42 Paul Hansen gravel and all other ma- and of the trusts created accrued interest to the cabinets (435)224-8247 1 a c r e $ 1 8 9 , 9 0 0 Highway for a total of 42 acres located at approxi- 5. Ordinance 2007-30 terial of whatsoever kind by said Deed of Trust, to date of delivery. The (435)830-0309 20TH ANNIVERSARY lots. mately 597 West Clark An Ordinance of the or nature in subject prop- pay the remaining princi- Bonds are to be issued FOR SALE by Owner. Street from its current Tooele City Council In- erty as excepted by pal sums of the note(s) pursuant to the Resolu- TOOELE PERFECT SALE!! Additional win- e. Proposal to restrict Beautiful new home in multiple designation of creasing the Highway Wendell H. Jones, secured by said Deed of tion and either the Home. 4bdrm, 2.5bth. ter discounts Great through traffic access on S t a n s b u r y P a r k . “Medium Density Resi- and Public Transporta- Sylvenia D. Jones, Hor- Trust. The current bene- Amended and Restated Finished basement, prices on high quality, 800 East Street for 3350sqft, brick/ stucco, dential,” “Low Density tion System Sales Tax ace H. Jones and Mabel ficiary of the Trust Deed General Indenture of great fenced yard, all steel buildings. Sen- Grantsville City by dead entirely fenced/ fully Residential” and “Com- within Tooele City, Utah, S. Jones in that certain as of the date of this no- Trust dated as of Sep- many extras. $190,000 tinel Building Systems, ending the road on the landscaped many up- mercial/ Higher Density from One-Quarter of warranty Deed, dated tice is: Mortgage Elec- tember 1, 2002, as here- For details call Claudia, 800-327-0790 ad 26, north end at SR 112. grades, beautiful kit/ Residential, all to a One Percent (0.25%) to February 12, 1976 re- tronic Registration Sys- tofore amended and R e M a x R e s u l t s www.sentinelbuildings.c f. Proposed concept plan MBdrm, room to grow. “Commercial/ Higher Three-Tenths of One corded February 13, tems, Inc. The record supplemented or the 801-673-4738 om (ucan) for a 2 lot major subdivi- (775)867-3300 or sion named Elk Horn Density Residential land Percent (0.30%) to Off- 1976 as entry no 311633 owner of the property as Subordinated General (435)843-7025 YOUR DREAMS be- BUILDING MATERIALS: Subdivision located at use category. Aces De- set the Decrease in in book 138 at page 832 of the recording of the Indenture of Trust dated FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth come a reality with METAL buildings, mini 291 S Park Street to di- velopment application. Transit Funding Caused of Official Records and Notice of Default is/ are: as of July 1, 2006, as rambler, 1 year old, fin- our absolutely free, storage systems, roof vide one lot into two for E. Proposed Minor Sub- by the Removal of Sales also excepted by Jelco Juana Garcia. Dated: heretofore amended and ished basement no obligation, Home and wall panels, metal James Black. division to create four Tax on Certain Food Incorporated, a utah cor- November 27, 2007. supplemented (each pre- w/kitchenette, land- Finder Service. Let building components. FOLLOWING PUBLIC lots at approximately 597 Products Presented by poration in that certain James H. Woodall, viously executed by the scaping complete. us find your dream Utah Manufacture 20 HEARINGS, MEETING West Clark Street. Tan- Roger Baker warranty deed dated Trustee 10653 River Issuer) and one or more Many extras! Ready to- home - hassle free! years plus. Top quality OFFICIALLY CALLED ner Scadden application. 6. Resolution 2007-56 Mrch 31, 1977 recorded Front Parkway, Suite Supplemental Inden- d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . Free recorded mes- low prices. Weekly De- TO ORDER BY AGENDA: Declaration of Official In- May 26, 1978 as entry 290 South Jordan Ut tures of Trust relating to (801)860-5696, sage: 1-877-744-3427 livery. 1-800-262-5347. CHAIRMMAN GARY 1.Approval of Minutes tent of Tooele City, no 324632 in book 160 84095 (801)254-9450 the Bonds (collectively, (435)882-7094 x35 or visit www. cobuildings@cobuild FAWSON. 2.Approval of Business Tooele County, Utah to at page 275 of official re- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) the “Indenture”) and one tooelefinehomes.com. ings.net (ucan) 1. Consideration of re- Licenses Reimburse itself for Cer- cords.. The street ad- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 or more Final Bond HORSE PROPERTY In Prudential R.E. zoning for Ron Richards 3. Consideration of tain Capital Expenditures dress and other common P.M. Signature/by: Resolutions to be Grantsville Rambler If you build, remodel or remove buildings you at 401 S Worthington Resolutions: Relating to the Construc- designation of the real James H. Woodall, adopted by the Board w/basement Approxi- ZERO DOWN financ- Street to go from an a.A resolution designat- tion and Expansion of property described Trustee R-157773 authorizing and confirm- mately 2200sqft 5bdrm can place your classi- ing available to quali- fied ad in 45 of Utah's A-10 zone to an R-1-21 ing certain City positions the Sewer Treatment Fa- above is purported to be: (Published in the Tran- ing the sale of the Bonds 2bth family room w/pel- fied buyers on lovely zone. as being eligible for ex- cility through the Issu- 306 W Drysdale Way script Bulletin November (said Bonds may be sold let stove, 1.62acres newspapers for only 2, 3, & 4bdrm homes. $155. for 25 words ($5. 2. Consideration of clusion from the Utah ance of Revenue Bonds Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- 27, December 4 & 11, and issued in one or w/barn tack shed and Priced from $160K to C.U.P. for Julia Prince at Public Employees Non- Presented by Roger mated Total Debt as of 2007) more series from time to out buildings. $299,900 for each additional $250K. Find out how word). You will reach 47 E. Main St. to do contributory Retirement Baker January 08, 2008 is time), for the purpose of (801)599-3440 Owner/ you can qualify for electrolysis at home. System. 7. Minutes $153,588.94. The under- (i) financing a portion of Agent Prudential up to 340,000 house- Public Notices zero down/ low down holds and all you do is 3. Consideration of a pri- 4.Consideration of Ordi- November 7, 2007 (City signed Trustee disclaims Miscellaneous the costs associated with IMMACULATE Tooele financing. Free re- call the Transcript Bul- vate easement for Craig nances: Council) any liability for any incor- the design, acquisition corded message Ratcliff at 473 N Hale a.An ordinance amend- November 19, 2007 (Mu- rectness of the street ad- and construction of capi- Home! 4bdrm, 3bth, fin- letin at 882-0050 for all SUMMONS call:1-877-744-3427 Street for the purpose of ing the Affordable Hous- nicipal Vote Canvass) dress and other common tal improvements and re- ished basement w/gas the details. (Mention Dawn K. Anderson, Pe- x26. Prudential R.E. building a home on an ing Plan, which is a part 8. Invoices Presented designation, if any, lated equipment, prop- fireplace, main floor UCAN Classified Net- titioner vs. otherwise landlocked of the Comprehensive by Sharon Dawson shown herein. Said sale erty and improvements, laundry, fenced yard. work) Adam Anderson, Re- parcel. General Plan, by updat- 9. Mayor’s Report will be made without including without limita- $187,900 Call Claudia, spondent. 4. Discussion and con- ing the Affordable Hous- 10. Adjourn covenant or warranty, tion, commuter rail south R e m a x R e s u l t s Mobile Homes Case No. 074300478 Financial sideration of a proposed ing Needs Analysis. Sharon A. Dawson express or implied, re- (Salt Lake and Utah (801)673-4738 Judge M.S. Kouris Services subdivision layout for b.An Ordinance Amend- Tooele City Recorder garding title, possession, Counties) and light rail THE STATE OF UTAH LAKEFRONT HOME 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Gordie Fields ing Chapter 8 (Elections) Pursuant to the Ameri- condition or encum- extensions in Salt Lake TO THE ABOVE- Stansbury. 5bdrm 3bta home for rent, no smok- UP TO $1000 online 5. Consideration of a of the Grantsville City cans with Disabilities brances, including fees, County, for use in the Is- NAMED RESPONDENT: sec sys, btlf kitchen SS ing/ pets. 882-1550 www.CASHIN30MINUTES. waiver of Section 4.32 Code Act, Individuals Needing charges and expenses suer's public transit sys- You are hereby sum- appl island,vaulted ceil- COM In your checking "Overhead Utility Lines c. An Ordinance Special Accommoda- of the Trustee and of the tem; (ii) funding any re- RENT TO Own 2bdrm moned and required to ings, bonus/ office.Call account in 30 minutes! Prohibited" for Gordie Amending the Compre- tions Should Notify trusts created by said quired deposit to a debt 2bth, 144 W Durfee file an Answer in writing Nancy 801-403-5851 No credit check! (ucan) Fields at 81 West Vine hensive General Plan by Sharon A. Dawson, Deed of Trust, to pay the service reserve fund; Grantsville $595. to the attached Petition M c D o n a l d G r o u p Street. Revising Chapter III of Tooele City Recorder, at remaining principal sums and (iii) paying issuance (801)651-5151 with the Clerk of the GMAC 6. Consideration of a the Street Master Plan to 843-2110 prior to the of the note(s) secured by expenses to be incurred Public Notices Tooele County Court- waiver of Section 4.32 Reclassify Koester meeting. TDD Phone said Deed of Trust. The in connection with the is- NO BANK QUALIFYING Meetings house, 47 South Main "Overhead Utility Lines Street from a collector Number 843-2108 current beneficiary of the suance and sale of the Seller Will Carry Move Office Space Street, Tooele, Utah Prohibited" for Roger road status to a local (Published in the Tran- Trust Deed as of the Bonds.The Bonds are to into our beautiful and Deadline for public no- 84074, and to serve Hale at 570 E. Durfee street classification. script Bulletin December date of this notice is: be issued and sold by spacious three bed- tices is 4 p.m. the day upon, or mail to the peti- Street. 5. Consideration of 4, 2007) Mortgage Electronic the Issuer pursuant to room, two-bath home, FOR LEASE Office/ prior to publication. tioner at 520 W Clark St 7. Consideration of pri- Amendment to the Registration Systems, the Resolution, including on a quarter acre fully Business Space Public notices submit- #46, Grantsville, Utah vate road for Craig Rat- Northstar Ranch PUD Inc. The record owner of as part of said Resolu- landscaped fenced lot Utilities included. 46 & ted past the deadline TOOELE VALLEY 84029, a copy of said cliff at 473 N Hale to Development Agreement the property as of the re- tion forms of the Inden- without credit checks 48 South Main. 1 will not be accepted. MOSQUITO ABAT- answer, within 20 days if build a single home. and Phase 1 Plat cording of the Notice of ture which were before and bank qualifying. month free. (602) UPAXLP MENT DISTRICT you are served in the 8. Consideration of re- 6.Consideration of pur- Default is/are: Rudolf the Board at the time of We will carry the loan. 826-9471 Meeting of the Board State of Utah, or within NOTICE OF PUBLIC zoning 155 acres of land chase of real property lo- Straat. Dated: November the adoption of the All we need is a small of Trustees 30 days if you are FOR RENT: Main Street HEARING to go from an A-10 zone cated at 225 West Apple 27, 2007. Resolution and said In- down payment. Pay- December 11, 2007 served outside the State Tooele, good location! Notice is hereby given to an RR-2.5 zone for Street. James H. Woodall, denture shall contain ments are $1,250 per 7:00pm of Utah, after service of $650- $800/mo. Call that the Tooele City Tony Gonzales, acting 7. Consideration of ap- Trustee 10653 River such terms and provi- month plus taxes and District Office 1535 Sun- this Summons upon you. 843-7561 or 840-3969 Council will hold a public agent for Shirley Wor- proval of concept plan Front Parkway, Suite sions as shall be ap- insurance. It has a set Road, Lake Point, If you fail so to do, judg- ask for Carrie. hearing on December thington, which land is for South Mountain Es- 290 South Jordan Ut proved by the Board at kitchen with an island Utah ment by default will be 19th, 2007 at 7:00 P.M, located at approximately tates, which is a 45 lot 84095 (801)254-9450 the time of adoption of a and ceramic tile floor, a LARGE SPACIOUS For AGENDA taken against you for the or as soon thereafter as 1000 N. Old Lincoln subdivision located at (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Final Bond Resolution. living room with a ca- rent $600/mo First and 1. Minutes of November relief demanded in said reasonably feasible and Highway. 560 West Hale Street Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 As provided in the In- thedral ceiling, a last Waters included. 13, 2007 Petition, which has been business permits, in the 9. Consideration of a (Craig Hunt Application). P.M. Signature/ by: denture, the Bonds will walk-out finished family (435)884-3728 2. Financial Report filed with the Clerk of the City Council Chambers, concept plan for a 2 lot 8. Consideration of James H. Woodall, be limited obligations of room, wired for sur- 3. Reopen 2007 Budget above- entitled Court. Tooele City Hall, 90 major subdivision named waiver of impact fees for Trustee R-157751 the Issuer payable from round sound, and a 4. 2008 Budget You can obtain a copy of North Main Street. Elk Horn Subdivision lo- High School low income (Published in the Tran- the sales taxes and charming Master Suite Lots & Land 5. Wages and Salaries the Verified Petition by The Purpose of this cated at 291 S Park housing construction script Bulletin November revenues collected for plus a large 2 car ga- 6. Sale of Surplus Prop- writing to the Clerk of the hearing is to allow an op- Street for James Black. project. 27, December 4 & 11, the Issuer's public transit rage and a roughed in erty Court at Tooele County 1ST TIME OFFERED portunity for public com- 10. Consideration of 9.Consideration of sal- 2007) system. In connection bedroom and bath. All 7. 2006 Audit and 2007 Courthouse, 47 South Utah Ranch Dispersal. ment on a proposed dis- concept plan for Wor- ary step increases with the issuance of the perfectly laid out in Audit Main Street, Tooele, 40 AC only $29,900. posal of public owned thington Ranch subdivi- 10.Approval of bills NOTICE OF TRUS- Bonds, the Issuer antici- 2,623 sq ft. Its located 8. 2008 Meetings and Utah 84074. READ Foothills of Uinta Mtns. property located within sion owned by Shirley 11.Council information TEE’S SALE pates pledging certain at 161 E. Aparecio Dr in Conferences THESE PAPERS CARE- Gorgeous views. Beau- the Tooele Commercial Worthington and being updates APN: 11-015-0-140 additional sales and use the beautiful Overlake 9. Board Member Re- FULLY. These papers tiful land & setting. Park area. Copies of a developed by Tony Gon- 12.Adjourn Trust No. 1114845-07 tax revenues from Salt subdivision, one of the ports mean that you are being Great recreational area. map showing this pro- zales at approximately Jeremy Walker Ref: Juana Garcia TRA: Lake and Utah Counties. fastest growing areas in 10. Manager’s Report sued for divorce. Accessed by county posed property for dis- 1000 N. Old Lincoln City Recorder Loan No. xxxxxx1680. Copies of the Resolution Utah. Call us for more (Published in the Tran- DATED this 30th day of roads. Offered by moti- posal are available at Highway for a total of 42 In compliance with the IMPORTANT NOTICE and forms of the Inden- details, 801-794-1393 script Bulletin November November, 2007. vated seller. Limited the City Recorder’s of- lots. American with Disability TO PROPERTY ture are on file in the 29 & December 4, 2007) Dawn K Anderson Planning on selling your available. EZ Terms. fice located on the 2nd 11. Consideration of re- Act, Grantsville City will OWNER: YOU ARE IN principal office of the Is- Petitioner home, you could be Call UTLR 1-888-622- floor of Tooele City Hall. striction of through traffic accommodate reason- DEFAULT UNDER A suer at 3600 South 700 (Published in the Tran- sending your sales 5263 (ucan) (Published in the Tran- access on 800 East able requests to assist Public Notices DEED OF TRUST, West in South Salt Lake script Bulletin December points to up to 340,000 script Bulletin December Street for City. the disabled to partici- DATED February 08, City, Utah, where they DO YOU need horse Trustees 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2007) households at once. 4, 2007) 12. Update on status of pate in meetings. Re- 2007. UNLESS YOU may be examined during property? I have 1.5 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- For $155. you can C.U.P. 02-028-565. quest for assistance may Deadline for public no- regular business hours acres in the South Rim PUBLIC NOTICE TECT YOUR PROP- NOTICE OF SALE AND place your 25 word 13. Report from Council be made by calling City tices is 4 p.m. the day of the Issuer for a period subdivision for sale. Notice is hereby given ERTY, IT MAY BE DISPOSITION classified ad to all 45 Liaison Member, Todd Hall at least 3 days in prior to publication. of at least thirty (30) $115,000 (435)884- that the Tooele City SOLD AT A PUBLIC Date of Sale: Saturday, newspapers in Utah. Castagno. advance of the meeting Public notices submit- days from and after the 6658 Council will meet in a SALE. IF YOU NEED December 15, 2007 Just call the Transcript 14. Approval of minutes that will be attended by ted past the deadline date of publication of this Closed Business Meet- AN EXPLANATION OF Time: 10:00 a.m. Bulletin at 882-0050 for HORSE PROPERTY of the last business calling 884-3411. will not be accepted. notice. ing on Wednesday, De- THIS PROCEEDING, K-9 II pet grooming dryer all the details. (Mention 5 acres in Erda. Nic- meeting. (Published in the Tran- UPAXLP NOTICE IS FURTHER cember 5, 2007, at the YOU SHOULD CON- and other miscellaneous ucan) est estates in Tooele 15. Open discussion. script Bulletin December GIVEN that a period of hour of 5:00 P.M. The NOTICE OF TRUS- TACT A LAWYER. On grooming items were County. Asking 16. Adjourn. 4, 2007) thirty (30) days from and PMI REMOVAL on your meeting will be held at TEE’S SALE January 08, 2008, at abandoned on 12/02/06 $244,900 obo. Must DATED this 30th day of after the date of the pub- mortgage payment. the Tooele City Hall PUBLIC NOTICE OF APN: 12-057-0-0295 4:30pm, James H. Woo- by Toni Bringhurst, 125 sell. (435)224-4344 November, 2007. lication of this notice is Why pay Private Mort- Large Conference Room MEETING AND Porter Way, Stansbury By the Order of the Plan- Trust No. 1114839-07 dall, Trustee, as duly ap- provided by law during gage Insurance longer located at 90 North Main AGENDA Park, Utah 84074. IMPROVED BUILDING ning Commission Chair- Ref: Rudolf Straat TRA: pointed Trustee under a which any person in in- than is needed? Ap- Street, Tooele, Utah. Tooele County Eco- For more information Lots .64- 1.09 acre lots. man Loan No. xxxxxx3370. Deed of Trust recorded terest shall have the praisers In Utah, call Pending Litigation nomic Development contact Pampered Pet Horse Property. Prices Shauna Kertamus IMPORTANT NOTICE February 13, 2007, as right to contest the legal- 882-5447. Property Acquisition Advisory Committee Resort (435)884-3374. starting in the 90’s. Zoning Administrator TO PROPERTY Instrument No. 278049, ity of the Resolution, the Sharon A. Dawson The Tooele County Eco- (Published in the Tran- Sheila (801)599-3440 In accordance with the OWNER: YOU ARE IN in Book xx, Page xx, of Indenture (as it relates SELLER FINANCING Tooele City Recorder nomic Development Ad- script Bulletin December (435)884-9440. Pru- Americans With Disabili- DEFAULT UNDER A the Official Records in only to the Bonds), or 5bdrm 2bth, 2200sqft, Pursuant to the Ameri- visory Committee will 4 & 6, 2007) dential Real Estate. ties Act, Grantsville City DEED OF TRUST, the office at the County the Bonds, or any provi- Get tax benefits, No cans with Disabilities hold a meeting on De- will accommodate rea- DATED December 20, Recorder of Tooele Deadline for public no- sion made for the secu- b a n k qualifying, LOW DOWN FI- Act, Individuals Needing cember 6. 2007 at 1:00 sonable requests to as- 2005. UNLESS YOU County, State of Utah, tices is 4 p.m. the day rity and payment of the $172,000 $6000 moves NANCING AVAIL- Special Accommoda- p.m. at the Tooele sist the disabled to par- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- executed by Juana Gar- prior to publication. Bonds, and that after you in. (435)884-0193 ABLE on 6.58 acres tions Should Notify County Courthouse, 47 ticipate in meetings. Re- TECT YOUR PROP- cia, An Unmarried Public notices submit- such time, no one shall of prime horse prop- Sharon A. Dawson, South Main, Tooele, SELLING YOUR quest for assistance may ERTY, IT MAY BE Woman, will sell at pub- ted past the deadline have any cause of action erty. Flat terrain with Tooele City Recorder, at Utah. HOME? Advertise it in be made by calling City SOLD AT A PUBLIC lic auction to highest bid- will not be accepted. to contest the regularity, a well, power, corrals, 843-2110 prior to the PUBLIC MEETING: the classifieds. Call Hall at 884-3411 at least SALE. IF YOU NEED der, payable in lawful UPAXLP formality or legality historic barn, outbuild- meeting. TDD Phone 1. Roll Call 882-0050 or visit 24 hours prior to the AN EXPLANATION OF money of the United thereof for any cause ings and one share of Number 843-2108 2. Review of RFP for www.tooeletran meeting that will be at- THIS PROCEEDING, States at the time of NOTICE OF BONDS TO whatsoever. St. John pressurized (Published in the Tran- Sustainable Economic script.com tended. YOU SHOULD CON- sale. Successful bidders BE ISSUED DATED this 28th day of irrigation. Let our script Bulletin December Development Plan (Published in the Tran- TACT A LAWYER. On must tender a deposit of NOTICE IS HEREBY November, 2007. STOCKTON, 2007 all team of mortgage 4, 2007) 3. Adjournment script Bulletin December January 08, 2008, at $5,000 in certified funds GIVEN pursuant to the UTAH TRANSIT brick rambler, very nice, professionals help Dated this 3rd day of PUBLIC NOTICE 4, 2007) 4:30pm, James H. Woo- to the trustee at the time provisions of the Public AUTHORITY over 4000sqft, 1.1 acre. you qualify. Free re- December, 2007 Notice is hereby given dall, Trustee, as duly ap- of sale, with the balance Transit District Act, Title Kenneth D. Montague, $399,900. Call Julie corded message on that the Grantsville City PUBLIC NOTICE Mary Dixon, Secretary pointed Trustee under a due by noon the follow- 17B, Chapter 2a, Part 8, (801)674-4190 Red how you can qualify Jr. Secretary/ Planning Commission Grantsville City Council Tooele County Eco- Deed of Trust recorded ing business day, at the Utah Code Annotated Treasurer Letter Realty to own this exclusive will hold a business will hold a regular meet- nomic Development December 29, 2005, as office of the Trustee. At 1953, as amended, and property call: 1-877- (Published in the Tran- XMAS SPECIAL!! Beau- meeting on Thursday, ing Wednesday, Decem- Advisory Committee Instrument No. 252529, the tooele county court- the Local Government 744-3427 x14. Pru- script Bulletin December tiful Lake Front Home! December 13, 2007 in ber 5, 2007. The meet- (Published in the Tran- in Book xx, Page xx, of house 74 South 100 Bonding Act, Title 11, dential R.E. 4, 2007) Plasma TV included the Grantsville City Hall ing to be held at 429 E. script Bulletin December the Official Records in East Tooele Utah all Chapter 14, Utah Code and 1K closing costs, PRICED FOR QUICK Council Chambers at Main, Grantsville, UT 4, 2007) the office at the County right, title and interest Annotated 1953, as Xmas gift Free!! 5bdrm, sale 35 acres- $49,900. 429 E. Main Street in 84029 regular meeting to SELL YOUR computer Recorder of Tooele conveyed to and now amended, that on No- Buy. Sell. 3bth, 3 family rooms + 90 minutes from Salt Grantsville, Utah, which begin at 7:00 p.m. in the classifieds. Call County, State of Utah, held by it under said vember 28, 2007, the bonus room! Security Lake City in SW Wyo- meeting shall begin PUBLIC HEARINGS: 882-0050 or visit executed by Rudolf Deed of Trust in the Board of Trustees (the Trade. system, ss appl, island, ming. Recreational promptly at 7:00 P.M. A.Proposed Minor Sub- www.tooeletranscript. Straat, A Unmarried property situated in said “Board”) of the Utah vaulted ceilings, master paradise. Stunning set- The agenda shall be as division to create four Man, will sell at public County and State de- Transit Authority (the “Is- com TOOELE bath closet, xtra height ting with amazing follows: lots at approximately 800 auction to highest bid- scribed as: Lot 140, mid- suer”) adopted a resolu- TRANSCRIPT ULLETIN garage for both your views. Surrounded by PUBLIC HEARING: South Quirk Street. Betty GOT A good idea for a der, payable in lawful dle of canyon estates tion (the “Resolution”) in B SUVs. Call Today. gov't land. EZ terms. a. Proposed rezoning for Lou Williams application. story? Call the Tran- money of the United plat a, according to the which it authorized the Nancy (801)403-5851 Call UTLR 1-877-351- Ron Richards at 401 S B.Proposed Concept script and let us know States at the time of official plat thereof, as issuance of the Issuer's 882-0050 GMAC 5263. (ucan) Worthington Street to re- Plan for a residential 882-0050. sale. Successful bidders recorded in the office of Sales Tax Revenue zone parcel from an planned unit develop- must tender a deposit of the Tooele county re- Bonds (to be issued in A-10 zone to an R-1-21 ment of 90.84 acres at $5,000 in certified funds corder, state of Utah.. one or more series and zone. approximately 600 South to the trustee at the time The street address and with such additional or b. Proposed conditional Mormon Trail Road of sale, with the balance other common designa- other series designations use permit for Julia (Wells Crossing). Field- due by noon the follow- tion of the real property and titles, including Sub- Prince at 47 E. Main stone Homes Utah, ing business day, at the described above is pur- ordinated Bonds, as may Street for a home occu- L.L.C. application. office of the Trustee. At ported to be: 855 East be determined by the pation consisting of an C.Proposed amendment the tooele county court- Deer Flat Road Tooele Board, the “Bonds”) in electrolysis business. to the Sign Ordinance as house 74 South 100 Ut 84074. Estimated To- the aggregate principal c. Proposed rezoning of follows: East Tooele Utah all tal Debt as of January amount of not to exceed 155 acres of land to go a. To clarify Section right, title and interest 08, 2008 is $148,922.20. Seven Hundred Million from an A-10 zone to an 20.5(2) to specify that conveyed to and now The undersigned Trus- Dollars ($700,000,000), RR-2.5 zone for Tony certain prohibited signs held by it under said tee disclaims any liability to bear interest at a rate Gonzales, acting agent may be allowed under Deed of Trust in the for any incorrectness of or rates (including vari- for Shirley Worthington, other provisions of the property situated in said the street address and able rates) of not to ex- which land is located at ordinance, such as tem- County and State de- other common designa- ceed fourteen percent approximately 1000 N. porary signs. scribed as: Lot 295, tion, if any, shown (14%) per annum, to ma- Old Lincoln Highway. b.To specify that all overlake estates subdivi- herein. Said sale will be ture in not more than d. Proposed concept signs requiring City ap- sion phase 1c, according made without covenant thirty-seven (37) years plan for Worthington proval to be reviewed to the official plat thereof or warranty, express or from their date or dates, Ranch subdivision and approved by the on file and or record in implied, regarding title, and to be sold at a price owned by Shirley Wor- Planning Commission. the Tooele County Re- possession, condition or n o t l e s s t h a n thington and being de- D.Proposed General corders Office, excepting encumbrances, including ninety-eight percent veloped by Tony Gon- Plan Amendment to therefrom all coal, oil, fees, charges and ex- (98%) of the total princi- zales at approximately re-designate the land gas, mines, metals, penses of the Trustee pal amount thereof, plus 1000 N. Old Lincoln use categories of 8.42 gravel and all other ma- and of the trusts created accrued interest to the Highway for a total of 42 acres located at approxi- terial of whatsoever kind by said Deed of Trust, to date of delivery. The lots. mately 597 West Clark or nature in subject prop- pay the remaining princi- Bonds are to be issued e. Proposal to restrict Street from its current erty as excepted by pal sums of the note(s) pursuant to the Resolu- through traffic access on multiple designation of Wendell H. Jones, secured by said Deed of tion and either the 800 East Street for “Medium Density Resi- Sylvenia D. Jones, Hor- Trust. The current bene- Amended and Restated Grantsville City by dead dential,” “Low Density ace H. Jones and Mabel ficiary of the Trust Deed General Indenture of ending the road on the Residential” and “Com- S. Jones in that certain as of the date of this no- Trust dated as of Sep- north end at SR 112. mercial/ Higher Density warranty Deed, dated tice is: Mortgage Elec- tember 1, 2002, as here- f. Proposed concept plan Residential, all to a February 12, 1976 re- tronic Registration Sys- tofore amended and for a 2 lot major subdivi- “Commercial/ Higher corded February 13, tems, Inc. The record supplemented or the sion named Elk Horn Density Residential land 1976 as entry no 311633 owner of the property as Subordinated General Subdivision located at use category. Aces De- in book 138 at page 832 of the recording of the Indenture of Trust dated 291 S Park Street to di- velopment application. of Official Records and Notice of Default is/ are: as of July 1, 2006, as vide one lot into two for E. Proposed Minor Sub- also excepted by Jelco Juana Garcia. Dated: heretofore amended and James Black. division to create four Incorporated, a utah cor- November 27, 2007. supplemented (each pre- FOLLOWING PUBLIC lots at approximately 597 poration in that certain James H. Woodall, viously executed by the HEARINGS, MEETING West Clark Street. Tan- warranty deed dated Trustee 10653 River Issuer) and one or more OFFICIALLY CALLED ner Scadden application. Mrch 31, 1977 recorded Front Parkway, Suite Supplemental Inden- TO ORDER BY AGENDA: May 26, 1978 as entry 290 South Jordan Ut tures of Trust relating to CHAIRMMAN GARY 1.Approval of Minutes no 324632 in book 160 84095 (801)254-9450 the Bonds (collectively, FAWSON. 2.Approval of Business at page 275 of official re- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) the “Indenture”) and one 1. Consideration of re- Licenses cords.. The street ad- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 or more Final Bond zoning for Ron Richards 3. Consideration of dress and other common P.M. Signature/by: Resolutions to be at 401 S Worthington Resolutions: designation of the real James H. Woodall, adopted by the Board Street to go from an a.A resolution designat- property described Trustee R-157773 authorizing and confirm- A-10 zone to an R-1-21 ing certain City positions above is purported to be: (Published in the Tran- ing the sale of the Bonds zone. as being eligible for ex- 306 W Drysdale Way script Bulletin November (said Bonds may be sold 2. Consideration of clusion from the Utah Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- 27, December 4 & 11, and issued in one or C.U.P. for Julia Prince at Public Employees Non- mated Total Debt as of 2007) more series from time to 47 E. Main St. to do contributory Retirement January 08, 2008 is time), for the purpose of electrolysis at home. System. $153,588.94. The under- (i) financing a portion of 3. Consideration of a pri- 4.Consideration of Ordi- signed Trustee disclaims the costs associated with vate easement for Craig nances: any liability for any incor- the design, acquisition Ratcliff at 473 N Hale a.An ordinance amend- rectness of the street ad- and construction of capi- Street for the purpose of ing the Affordable Hous- dress and other common tal improvements and re- building a home on an ing Plan, which is a part designation, if any, lated equipment, prop- otherwise landlocked of the Comprehensive shown herein. Said sale erty and improvements, parcel. General Plan, by updat- will be made without including without limita- 4. Discussion and con- ing the Affordable Hous- covenant or warranty, tion, commuter rail south sideration of a proposed ing Needs Analysis. express or implied, re- (Salt Lake and Utah subdivision layout for b.An Ordinance Amend- garding title, possession, Counties) and light rail Gordie Fields ing Chapter 8 (Elections) condition or encum- extensions in Salt Lake 5. Consideration of a of the Grantsville City brances, including fees, County, for use in the Is- waiver of Section 4.32 Code charges and expenses suer's public transit sys- "Overhead Utility Lines c. An Ordinance of the Trustee and of the tem; (ii) funding any re- Prohibited" for Gordie Amending the Compre- trusts created by said quired deposit to a debt Fields at 81 West Vine hensive General Plan by Deed of Trust, to pay the service reserve fund; Street. Revising Chapter III of remaining principal sums and (iii) paying issuance 6. Consideration of a the Street Master Plan to of the note(s) secured by expenses to be incurred waiver of Section 4.32 Reclassify Koester said Deed of Trust. The in connection with the is- "Overhead Utility Lines Street from a collector current beneficiary of the suance and sale of the Prohibited" for Roger road status to a local Trust Deed as of the Bonds.The Bonds are to Hale at 570 E. Durfee street classification. date of this notice is: be issued and sold by Street. 5. Consideration of Mortgage Electronic the Issuer pursuant to 7. Consideration of pri- Amendment to the Registration Systems, the Resolution, including vate road for Craig Rat- Northstar Ranch PUD Inc. The record owner of as part of said Resolu- cliff at 473 N Hale to Development Agreement the property as of the re- tion forms of the Inden- build a single home. and Phase 1 Plat cording of the Notice of ture which were before 8. Consideration of re- 6.Consideration of pur- Default is/are: Rudolf the Board at the time of zoning 155 acres of land chase of real property lo- Straat. Dated: November the adoption of the to go from an A-10 zone cated at 225 West Apple 27, 2007. Resolution and said In- to an RR-2.5 zone for Street. James H. Woodall, denture shall contain Tony Gonzales, acting 7. Consideration of ap- Trustee 10653 River such terms and provi- agent for Shirley Wor- proval of concept plan Front Parkway, Suite sions as shall be ap- thington, which land is for South Mountain Es- 290 South Jordan Ut proved by the Board at located at approximately tates, which is a 45 lot 84095 (801)254-9450 the time of adoption of a 1000 N. Old Lincoln subdivision located at (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Final Bond Resolution. Highway. 560 West Hale Street Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 As provided in the In- 9. Consideration of a (Craig Hunt Application). P.M. Signature/ by: denture, the Bonds will concept plan for a 2 lot 8. Consideration of James H. Woodall, be limited obligations of major subdivision named waiver of impact fees for Trustee R-157751 the Issuer payable from Elk Horn Subdivision lo- High School low income (Published in the Tran- the sales taxes and cated at 291 S Park housing construction script Bulletin November revenues collected for Street for James Black. project. 27, December 4 & 11, the Issuer's public transit 10. Consideration of 9.Consideration of sal- 2007) system. In connection concept plan for Wor- ary step increases with the issuance of the thington Ranch subdivi- 10.Approval of bills Bonds, the Issuer antici- sion owned by Shirley 11.Council information pates pledging certain Worthington and being updates additional sales and use developed by Tony Gon- 12.Adjourn tax revenues from Salt zales at approximately Jeremy Walker Lake and Utah Counties. 1000 N. Old Lincoln City Recorder Copies of the Resolution Highway for a total of 42 In compliance with the and forms of the Inden- lots. American with Disability ture are on file in the 11. Consideration of re- Act, Grantsville City will principal office of the Is- striction of through traffic accommodate reason- suer at 3600 South 700 access on 800 East able requests to assist West in South Salt Lake Street for City. the disabled to partici- City, Utah, where they 12. Update on status of pate in meetings. Re- may be examined during C.U.P. 02-028-565. quest for assistance may regular business hours 13. Report from Council be made by calling City of the Issuer for a period Liaison Member, Todd Hall at least 3 days in of at least thirty (30) Castagno. advance of the meeting days from and after the 14. Approval of minutes that will be attended by date of publication of this of the last business calling 884-3411. notice. meeting. (Published in the Tran- NOTICE IS FURTHER 15. Open discussion. script Bulletin December GIVEN that a period of 16. Adjourn. 4, 2007) thirty (30) days from and DATED this 30th day of after the date of the pub- November, 2007. lication of this notice is By the Order of the Plan- provided by law during ning Commission Chair- which any person in in- man terest shall have the Shauna Kertamus right to contest the legal- Zoning Administrator ity of the Resolution, the In accordance with the Indenture (as it relates Americans With Disabili- only to the Bonds), or ties Act, Grantsville City the Bonds, or any provi- will accommodate rea- sion made for the secu- sonable requests to as- rity and payment of the sist the disabled to par- Bonds, and that after ticipate in meetings. Re- such time, no one shall quest for assistance may have any cause of action be made by calling City to contest the regularity, Hall at 884-3411 at least formality or legality 24 hours prior to the thereof for any cause meeting that will be at- whatsoever. tended. DATED this 28th day of (Published in the Tran- November, 2007. script Bulletin December UTAH TRANSIT 4, 2007) AUTHORITY Kenneth D. Montague, Jr. Secretary/ Treasurer (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 4, 2007) B12

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“most improved bowler,” and Our New he decided he could do it. Ofﬁce is “You can’t go in hoping to win,” he said. “You just have to have fun.” Sixteen teams competed in this year’s lawn bowling com- NOW petition, which consists of one athlete or teams of two OPEN! to three, adorned in white and khaki rolling four weighted balls, called bowls, down 500 E Village Blvd, Suite 109 • Stansbury Park a grassy field toward a small white ball, known as a jack. Carrie McBride BROKER Chelsea Dixon Valerie Wimmer (801) 599-0515 Tom McCarty (435) 840-0022 (435) 849-2312 CALL US FOR The object of the game is (801) 243-4643 ALL OF YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS for one team or person to get www.stansburyrealestate.com 435-843-5323 their bowls closer to the white photo courtesy of Charlie Wilkinson ball than the opposing team Charlie Wilkinson stands just outside the Sun River lawn bowling greens in St. George. The senior community was or player. the host of the Huntsman World Senior Games lawn bowling competition in October.

Wilkinson says competitors Wilkinson said his first game to eliminate any potato balls, bowl 12 “ends,” which means of lawn bowling and his most which are balls that bounce they each roll their four balls recent aren’t comparable. toward the jack rather than Diane’s 12 times. Balls are gathered “It takes practice,” he said. glide. up and points are tallied after The Wilkinsons spend near- All in all, Wilkinson says each end and the winner is ly two weeks of every month competing in the Huntsman designated by the person who in St. George, so he has a lot of Games and just playing lawn has the most total points by the opportunities to do just that. bowling in general has given time the 12 ends are played. Rolling balls as smooth- him a new outlook in life. One full game of lawn bowling ly as possible to a target 75 “Sometimes I just have to — similar to bocce — can take feet away can be difficult, but pinch myself,” he said. 1 1/2 to two hours. Wilkinson says he is working [email protected]

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