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Risa runs through TOOELE adversity See B1 TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN February 17, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 70 50 cents Big Shovel for Little Tike Ball players take plea deal in sex scandal by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER charges were filed in 3rd-District Court against another two THS Nearly a year after six Tooele team players who were 18 at the High School baseball players time of the incident. were involved in sexual exploi- All six young men were tation of a minor in a motel accused of filming each other room in Washington County, engaging in sexual misconduct four juveniles accepted a plea with a 15-year-old girl from deal this morning before 3rd northern Utah during state ath- District Juvenile Court Judge C. letic tournaments. The crime Dane Nolan. took place March 12 in a St. Second-degree felony charges George motel room. of sexual exploitation of a minor The four juveniles — who were filed in juvenile court last have not been named by the July against four members of Tooele Transcript-Bulletin — the THS baseball team, who ranged in age from 15 to 17 years at that time. Identical SEE PLAYERS ON A4 UID lands major roofing company By Audrey Rock hiring skilled workers, and that’s STAFF WRITER what we’re looking to bring out Tooele’s Utah Industrial Depot here.” scored a major addition this week, The full-time jobs will start with the sale of 50 acres of land around $13-$13.50 per hour. And to Carlisle SynTec Incorporated. although 70 workers don’t neces- The company — a leading manu- sarily constitute an explosion of facturer of single-ply roofing sys- new jobs, Roberts is pleased with tems — will be constructing a the solid growth and that most of thermoplastic roofing manufac- the hiring for the new plant will be turing facility in Tooele that will done locally. have a nearly $30 million impact “I think they’re going to bring on the city and create 70 new full in one or two managers, and the time jobs. rest will be hired from the local “We’re excited they’re com- work force,” said Roberts. “That’s ing,” said Tooele Mayor Charlie what we want. Our main concern photography / Troy Boman Roberts. “They’re making a sig- is getting quality jobs into the Evelyn Harris age 2 uses a snow shovel to do a little sledding on the hills of Spencers Field Wednesday afternoon. Skies are nificant capital investment in the expected to clear until Saturday with more scattered snow showers expect throughout the weekend. community. They’re going to be SEE COMPANY ON A2 Snowy winter slows Grizzlies perform patriotic program by Mary Ruth Hammond The 5th graders tell their down SR-36 project STAFF WRITER audience about the Preamble of It’s a memory that never dies the Constitution which brought by Alleen S. Lang the current rate of construction, — performing in the Grantsville together the first colonies of this CORRESPONDENT the road will not be completed Elementary School’s 5th-grade country. They explain the 10 Construction on SR-36 is about until mid-August. While this is a program called I Love America. Amendments, and tell the audi- 45 percent done and the project is month behind the original sched- At least that’s what teens and ence that in 1791, the Bill of halfway through the time allot- ule, it fits within the contracted even adults who performed in the Rights, which gives all Americans ted, said Ed Rock, project engi- period, he said. annual program years ago say. freedom, was added. neer. With $8.3 million of the However, plans are under way “It fun,” said teacher Kenna Following a heart-rending song $16 million budget, spent, “we’re to accelerate the work to meet Aagard, “when someone comes about the Statue of Liberty, the about where we want to be.” the mid-July deadline. “In April back to watch the annual program kids’ voices blend in harmony as Rock, and Justin Smart, Utah when we get warmer weather, we and says to a teacher afterward, ‘I they pay tribute to representatives Department of Transportation may be running trucks 24 hours played the part of such and such of the National Guard, police (UDOT) public involvement a day,” Rock said. April will also when I was in 5th grade.’” officers, volunteer firefighters, coordinator, updated Tooele bring a greater impact to Tooele About 150 GES Grizzlies pre- EMTs and those in the military City Councilmen on the venture City residents when paving on sented their annual patriotic pro- by singing, “Someone cries out Wednesday during their regularly the road between 1000 North to gram Wednesday and Thursday. for help, and you answer the scheduled meeting. the railroad viaduct is expected to (The last performance will begin call. Heroes who give it your A wetter-than-average winter cause some traffic slowdowns. in the school’s gym at 6:30 all, to save someone’s life. That has slowed the UDOT project While some inconvenience is p.m. Feb. 17.) The kids have is the task that you give every down slightly, Rock said. The inevitable, Smart told council- memorized and sing with vigor day. American heroes, you will original schedule had the job fin- and emotion a myriad of songs always be, forever and forever in ished by mid-July of 2005. But at SEE SR-36 ON A4 about America and the freedoms our history.” Americans enjoy. Paying tribute to three local That feeling of patriotic emo- “unsung heroes,” the kids honor tion seems to carry over to the Grantsville Police Officers Dave Tooele USU growth spurt audience as they listen and watch Aagard and Brent Rowley. Aagard intently as the students explain the has taken on the assignment of founding of America, the drafting serving as the police officer at all could hit 1,500 by ’06-07 and signing of the Declaration of four Grantsville schools. Along with Rowley, Aagard teach- by Alleen S. Lang of 2004. The Tooele campus is Independence, the meaning of our great Statue of Liberty, and es the Drug Abuse Resistance CORRESPONDENT one of three such sites in the the dreams immigrants had as Education (DARE) program at Utah State University Tooele state of Utah. The other two cam- they left their homelands to come GES. Aagard was chosen as the Campus is busting at the seams, puses are in Brigham City and to America. Utah DARE police officer of the and with the current rate of growth the Unita Basin. “I love to see the children, with year for 2004. is expected to serve 1,500 stu- The Tooele site has extended hands placed upon their hearts,” Also honored as a “unsung dents by 2006-07, said Kathleen far beyond its eight classroom the 5th-graders sing. “Many dif- hero” is GES teacher Lisa Arnold Robinson, executive director of campus. Robinson said classes ferent cultures I can see, they who serves as a volunteer fire- the Tooele campus. are being taught in Tooele High came with hopes to be free.” fighter for Tooele City. In a presentation to the Tooele School, the Stansbury clubhouse, Reminding the audience that Young boys and girls dressed City Redevelopment Agency and public buildings in Wendover, it was 1492 when Christopher photography / Troy Boman in military uniforms represent- Wednesday, Robinson said the Grantsville and Dugway. Columbus sailed to America, the “Aint nothing but a hound dog”, Grantsville Elementary student land grant university has seen kids go on to explain how Betsy Timothy Kelley and other 5th graders honor Elvis during part of growth of 30 percent in the fall SEE GROWTH ON A4 EE SSEMBLY ON Ross made the U.S. flag. their “I Love America” assembly Wednesday morning. S A A3

WEATHER MOVIE REVIEW A7 JUST 4 KIDS B6 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight. Lows in SPORTS A9 TV CROSSWORD B8 Prep athletes prepare the 20s. Mostly cloudy Friday HOMETOWN B1 LISTINGS B8, B9 for state tournaments with a chance of snow. Highs in See A9 the 30s. Complete Forecast: A2 DOINGS B4 CLASSIFIEDS C2 A2 THURSDAY February 17, 2005 ETCETERA ... Armor work expands to Army Depot News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast First it was the armored doors for the High Mobility Multi-Wheeled 116th returns from Iraq Vehicles (HMMWV). Now, U.S. Members of the 116th Engineer Local Weather Army TACOM Ground Systems Company, Combat Support Industrial Enterprise (GSIE) has Equipment (CSE) Utah National Fri 42/34 contracted Tooele Army Depot to Guard, will return from their 2/18 fabricate and assemble armor that assignment in Iraq on Thursday, Partly cloudy early followed by in- can protect its soldiers and five ton creasing clouds with showers de- trucks used in Iraq. Feb. 18. veloping l. The 116th was mobilized Production has begun to fortify for over a year in support of passenger cabs for the M939 truck, Operation Iraqi Freedom. They a medium-size vehicle used for a were involved in multiple engi- Sat 43/34 variety of transportation missions neering missions and projects that 2/19 in Iraq. Showers. Highs in the low 40s and Like the lighter-weight HMMWV, took them throughout the entire lows in the mid 30s. country. The unit was involved in the M939 is not armored, and with major engineering projects and insurgents in the war-torn coun- operations in the areas of Mosul, try increasing their attacks on Tikrit, Balad, Baghdad, Fallujah, Sun 43/29 Americans and Iraqis alike, the U.S. and An Nasiriyah. 2/20 Army is trying to better protect its The 116th has been under- Few showers. Highs in the low 40s soldiers and fleet of vehicles. As and lows in the upper 20s. going its demobilization at Ft. a result of this program, TEAD Carson, Colo. has realigned in-house personnel to complete the project. Pending suf- Area Ski Report Mon 42/27 ficient supplies and materiel TEAD 2/21 will move to a 24-hour/7-days-a- Showers. Highs in the low 40s and week shifts to expedite production lows in the upper 20s. as far as possible. Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: “We are currently planning on Today: Partly cloudy in the morning then clear. Highs at 8000’ in the mid 30s. Tonight: increasing the workforce some, and The M939 is a five-ton capacity, six-wheel drive cargo truck used for transportation of all types of Partly cloudy. Lows at 8000’ in mid 20’s. Tue 41/26 the fabrication area will go to two supplies. The M939 series comes in six body styles: cargo, dump, wrecker, van and long wheel base Alta — 145; 27” new snow last 48 hours; 2/22 shifts. This is a big program for 7/7 Lifts open cargo. Towing capacity is 21,000 pounds. Beaver Mountain 74; 0” new snow last 48 Snow showers at times. Highs in TEAD, and the workforce is eager hours; 5/5 lifts open the low 40s and lows in the mid and excited to begin. As a result increase. Two kits have already been additional protection from ballistic project integration for the overall Brian Head — 98; 1” new snow last 48 20s. hours; 7/7 lifts open of becoming ISO 9001 certified, completed and shipped. threats. effort. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content the employees here at TEAD have Brighton — 143; 10” new snow last 48 Service The new cab kits weigh about Encouraged by GSIE success in Completed kits will be shipped to hours; 6/7 lifts open Temps/Precipitation had the doors opened to the world 4,000 pounds each. The cab kits will producing HMMWV Add-on-Armor the SWA Theater for installation by Deer Valley —119; 6” new snow last 48 showing their expertise and work be shipped to the Southwest Asia kit program, TARDEC approached GSIE employees, contractors, and hours; 21/21 lifts open Date High Low (prec./inches) Nordic Valley — 43; 3” new snow last 48 ethic,” stated Tooele Army Depot Feb. 15 36 23 .72 5”s Theater, where they will be installed GSIE to manufacture and assemble war fighters. hours; 2/2 lifts open Commander LTC Karol L. Ripley. on the trucks. The cab kits will be an armored cab kit that replaces the The Ground Systems Industrial Park City — 122; 8” new snow last 48 Feb. 16 33 16 .09 1”s hours; 13/14 lifts open An initial order for approximate- installed on the trucks by in country existing M939 series vehicle cab. Enterprise, GSIE, is a non-com- Powder Mountain — 102; 0” new snow last Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for ly 6,000 M939 cab kits has already maintenance crews. Three GSIE industrial sites are petitive partnership of 6 Army 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open the National Weather Service, reports that his been placed by the GSIE. GSIE has producing the Armor kit: Red River facilities (Anniston Joint Industrial Snowbasin — 118; 14” new snow last 48 recording station at 139 S. Main received .81 M939 Armor Survivability Kit hours; 12/12 lifts open sub-contracted this work out to a Army Depot, Sierra Army Depot, Centers(JIC), Red River JIC, Sierra inches of precipitation between Feb. 15 and (ASK) Program Background Snowbird — 138; 9” new snow last 48 Feb. 16 and a total of 1.69 so far this month. half-dozen depots. What is unique the Joint Manufacturing Technology Expeditionary Logistic Center, hours; 12/12 lifts open Standard issue Army Tactical The normal for February is 1.33 inches. about TEAD’s operation is all fabri- Center – Rock Island Arsenal, and Joint Manufacturing & Technology Solitude — 145; 10” new snow last 48 Vehicles such as the M939 series hours; 8/8 lifts open For the water year, which began Oct. 1, cation and machining is being com- Watervliet Arsenal. Three non-GSIE Center (JMTC) - Rock Island, 2003, Tooele has received 9.68 inches of are not designed to protect against Sundance — 95; 19” new snow last 48 pleted in-house. Approximately 123 industrial sites provide additional JMTC-Watervliet and Joint Systems hours; 4/4 lifts open precipitation. The normal for the year is 18.49 attack from improvised explosive kits will be fabricated at Tooele production support: Letterkenny Manufacturing Center (JSMC)- The Canyons — 112; 7” new snow last 48 inches of precipitation. devices or small arms fire. hours; 15/16 lifts open Army Depot by the end of August. Army Depot, Crane Army Lima) under TACOM. Central Command’s truck drivers However, this figure is likely to Ammunition Activity, and Tooele frequently operate these vehicles Army Depot. The GSIE provides the New York Stock Exchange. for the new facility. Nearby rail in a hostile environment requiring Company The agreement that brought service nearby for manufacturing the company to Tooele included and distribution also made the continued from A1 a $1.5 million incentive, which decision easier. Roberts says work Weekly siren test checks public awareness community so fewer people have will not be paid up front but will ethic probably had a lot to do with Weekly Siren Test Checks sequence with an emergency mes- tested silently twice each day by to make the commute.” be generated annually based on it as well. Public Awareness Several Tooele sage rather than the test message. establishing and verifying radio The multimillion dollar Tooele property tax revenues the plant “They liked the fact that our City residents were taken by sur- The sequence continued with the communications between the plant will be an addition to Carlisle generates. community is generally a blue prise when they heard a different “whoop-whoop” siren tone and sirens and activation point. The SynTec’s other plants, which The transaction ended a lengthy collar community,” he said. message during the weekly siren ended with the correct test mes- system is tested audibly every are located in Chicago, Illinois; year-long bid process for UID, “They know that they can find test Wednesday at 4 p.m. Officials sage. In a real emergency, the Wednesday at 4 p.m. by broad- Kingston, New York; and Lake which was competing with several good workers out here. And they received a total of five calls from sequence begins with the “whoop- casting a test sequence consisting City, Florida. An additional plant different sites in several states for found that out by doing their own people questioning the emergency whoop” tone, followed by emer- of the “This is a test” message, in Terrel, Texas will be construc- the sale. Roberts said Tooele was research, by talking to other busi- message they heard in place of gency instructions, repeated twice. followed by the “whoop-whoop” in final competition with loca- nesses out at the Industrial Depot. tion in 2005 as well. the first of two test messages. There was never any threat to tone, and concluding with the tions in Arizona and Nevada. The And I think they found that they Carlisle SynTec is a 40-plus Two people called Tooele City the public. Tooele County emer- “This is a test” message. The Carlisle SynTec contract is, to could work with elected leaders year old company that credits Hall, two people called Tooele gency officials apologize for any sirens are preprogrammed with date, the largest transaction ever and staff really well.” itself with pioneering the U.S. County Dispatch and one person undue concern caused by the 14 emergency messages, a vol- production of sheet membrane completed at UID. The sentiment isn’t one-sided unteer firefighter alert, and a test Carlisle SynTec cited Tooele’s — Roberts says the community called Tooele County Emergency malfunction. TCEM’s Alert and roofing, and with installing nearly Management (TCEM). Notification Technician is investi- message. ten billion square feet of its own proximity to the I-80 freeway, Salt has been extremely supportive of Lake International Airport, and to this acquisition, and that it’s been Based on the information gating the anomaly. The siren will roofing membrane worldwide. from callers, TCEM determined be turned off until the problem is The company is a publicly owed the Salt Lake area’s nearby 1.6 almost devoid of opposition. “This million population base as rea- is the kind of growth virtually that one siren located at Tooele isolated and corrected. Tooele corporation whose $2 billion par- City’s Dow James Complex, 350 The outdoor warning system ent company’s stock is traded on sons they chose Tooele as the site everyone agrees on,” he said. “We can only gain from this. They’re West 400 North, began the test consists of 62 sirens which are 1600 North Pine Canyon Road bringing us the extra jobs, and “We Are Your Neighborhood their shipments are virtually all Family Theatre” by rail, so there will be little or no Give your parakeet something to talk about. 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. impact on transportation.” Voice of Tooele County Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! (East of Viaduct ) • 843-580 0 since 1894 And, he adds, Carlisle Syntec’s Now serving positioning in Tooele can only Tickets are now available online Orville Redenbacher’s SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 at www.movieswest.com Popcorn! 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 help to bring more attention to the th th Utah Press Association benefits of running a business out Feb. 18 - 24 General Excellence Award recipient. of Utah Industrial Depot. In fact,

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DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER “They’re moving along,” he Phantom of the Opera JAMES PARK PRESSMAN Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:45 (PG-13) said. “They’re already stirring up PM Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN Mon-Thurs 10:30-10 , Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:45 a lot of dirt out there. And by dirt, PM Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN Fri & Sat 10:30-11 Sun: 12:10,12:05, 4:10,4:40 7:00 Closed Sundays SHAWN OVIATT PREPRESS TECHNICIAN I mean mud. It’s a mess, but it’s Show Times are subject to change. really exciting to see it coming expires 3/03/05 OPEN EVERYDAY AT 4pm, starting Subscription rates: 50 cents per copy; $35 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, together already.” UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Mon., January 3rd. Erda, Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park; $40 per year by mail in Tooele County; $65 per All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 year by mail in the United States. 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portrayal of Martin Luther King. the “spectacular” patriotic pro- Assembly Closing the program, the stu- gram they continue to bring to the continued from A1 dents sing “God Bless America,” community. and “I’m Proud to be an “The I Love America program ing the Air Force, Army, Navy American.” Since the songs have is something GES students look and Marines step forward and been memorized by each 5th- forward to bringing to the com- grader, it’s no doubt the words salute when their military service munity,” said teacher Kenna and tunes will remain in their branch is named in a medley of Aagard. “It’s a program which hearts forever. military tunes. each participant, as well as those 5th-grader Nika Titmus plays GES Principal Jeff Hamm in the audience, will hopefully the part of the Statue of Liberty expressed appreciation to 5th this year. And Kyle Grow seems grade teachers including Kenna recall with fondness for many to especially touch the hearts of Aagard, Jodi Petersen, Julie years to come.” the audience with his emotional Sheddon, Rick Johnson, Marilyn e-mail: maryruth@tooeletrans Stout, and Marjorie Sekula for cript.co NEWS TIPS: 882-0050

The Tooele Sheriff’s Dive and Rescue Team was required to put its new equipment to the test last Saturday morning as they rescued two motorists who slid off I-80 and became stranded in the Great Salt Lake. Search and rescue dive team saves motorists from cold lake

by Kari N. Scribner special operations. According to Lt. Herrera stated that with CORRESPONDENT Lt. Herrera, the rescue that morn- Settlement Canyon Dam, The Tooele Sheriff’s Dive and ing was made with “the Argo and Grantsville Dam, Vernon Rescue Team was required to put a floating safety line.” Reservoir, Blue Lakes and all the its new equipment to the test last The Argo was able to drive bodies of water along I-80 includ- Saturday morning as they rescued through the snow and slush into ing the Great Salt Lake, that the two motorists who slid off I-80 the water, which was coated with Argo will be very useful. “It is a and became stranded in the Great a quarter inch of ice, right out to great multi-purpose tool for the Salt Lake. the stranded motorists. Sheriff’s office,” he added. Road conditions that morn- “We kept the victims dry and Purchased through a Homeland ing contributed to eight accidents the rescuers dry, with no risk of Security Grant the Argo, Lt. in the same general area, three cold injuries,” said Lt. Herrera. Herrera commented, “will carry on the on-ramp to I-80 at Lake “By the time we entered the water, up to 700 pounds in water and Point, according to Sergeant Troy we were back on shore within five haul up to 1200 pounds on snow Marx of the Utah Highway Patrol. minutes,” he added. When asked and land.” Elaine Garcia and another female if the Zodiak boats the sheriff’s Sgt. Wood added, “If it was were heading west to Wendover office owns would have worked your family out there in the water, at approximately 8:15 a.m. to for this case, Detective Johnson you would be glad they had that celebrate Garcia’s birthday, when commented, “The ice may have thing; it’s safe, it’s quick. It’s an their car slid off the side of the hindered operations with the awesome piece of equipment.” road and ended up 50 feet out into boats. The Zodiaks would have the water. taken longer to deploy.’ “It was slushy and snowing,” After the two victims of the said Sgt. Marx. “They were speed- accident were returned to shore, ing too fast for the conditions.” Lt. Herrera and Detective Johnson The mini-van the two were driv- donned their “dry suits” to assist Raising kids can be ing in soon began to fill with water the towing company in the and the occupants were forced to retrieval of the vehicle. The suits, quite a thrill ride. climb out the windows. They were designed to keep the divers warm found sitting on top of their vehi- in extremely cold conditions, pro- cle when Tooele County Sheriff’s tected the two officers while they Deputy Justin Wood arrived on entered the water to hitch the van the scene. to the tow cable so that it could be According to Sgt. Marx, Lt. pulled out of the lake. Wood suggested using the depart- Sgt.. Marx commented that the ment’s new Argo for the rescue Argo could be of great use along of the two motorists. The Argo, the I-80 route in Tooele County. recently purchased by the Tooele “We have cars go in the water County Sheriff’s Department, is all the time,’ he said. “It’s not an an all terrain vehicle that can drive uncommon thing for cars to go directly in and out of water. into the water out there. I was glad “Our options were pretty lim- they had that thing (the Argo).” ited,” said Sgt. Marx. “We would The Tooele County Sheriff’s have had to swim out to get them Office, along with the Search or get a rescue helicopter, or locate and Rescue, has been practicing a small boat.” Sgt. Marx went with the Argo for the past several on to explain that swimming out weeks. Along with training in the would have been a danger for the lake at Stansbury Park, “The Argo victims due to the extreme cold was used for training in Ophir that morning, which would put Canyon and had no problem in them at risk for hypothermia. approximately three feet of snow,” The dive and rescue team was commented Detective Johnson. quickly called for, and Sgt. Marx ‘This would be very useful if there stated, “They arrived in less than was an avalanche or snowmobile 30 minutes.” accident in the canyons.” The two officers called to the Johnson went on to comment scene were Lieutenant Hank that the Argo is able to go through Herrera and Detective Ron swampy conditions inaccessible Johnson, both part of dive team/ to normal vehicles.

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Although Tooele is seeing an clarification of the procedure. A SR-36 above average year, water levels second questioned what project What was that big noise last night? continued from A1 in most city wells are still drop- had been discussed in connec- ping, a result of the five years of tion with the bond. Johnson said Read about it in the Transcript Bulletin! men his job is to keep life “as drought. It will take two to five the council had discussed put- pleasant as possible” during the good water years to refill the ting the money into soccer fields, SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 project wells, he said. girls’ softball fields and regional Current information about road But the #12 well, a bedrock parks, but nothing had yet been construction will be made avail- well, has stopped its decline. “It decided. able through a website linked to looks like we have turned the After a short, low key dis- If it happens here, read about it here. the Tooele City website, he said. corner.” cussion of the proposed bond, This information will be updated Even with his guarded opti- Johnson said “it looks like people weekly. A community coordina- mism, he said it looks like the are comfortable with this.” The tion team has also been assem- city should continue water sched- council agreed to vote on the bled to keep UDOT informed on uling through the summer of bond during their next meeting. a grassroots level, Smart said. 2005. When Johnson expressed Mayor Charlie Roberts was Now you can “We’re happy you are doing it concern about citizen coopera- given authorization to sign the and we hope you get it done on tion with the water scheduling, bylaws of the Tooele Valley Rural be a time and get out,” said Michael Webster replied, “Actually, the Planning Organization. Council Certified Johnson, city council chairman. citizens reacted fairly well last members also agreed to authorize In other discussions, Gerald year” matching funds for the organiza- Webster, director of public works, Few citizens had comments on tion. Nursing Assistant said winter precipitation totals in a public hearing about issuing City Councilmen tabled a deci- Tooele are 134 percent of nor- sales tax bonds in an amount sion to adopt an ordinance on mal. “Even if it quits by April we not to exceed $2,750,000. One apartment designs pending a pub- should be at average,” he said. woman in attendance asked for lic hearing on the matter. Classes Start and our coaches. We disgraced said that had the video tape been March 2nd Players the girl we hurt so badly. I know placed in the wrong hands, the Here’s your chance it was wrong. We were just teen girl could have been further continued from A1 dumb teenagers doing stupid exploited. to join the health with sexual exploitation of a stuff. We knew better and I want “Child pornography is very care industry. minor, a second-degree felony. it noted that I am stepping up to serious,” the judge stated. Taught on Two of the teens pleaded guilty the plate and being a man about “Pedophiles search for this type Monday and this. What we did was wrong Thursday to attempted sexual of stuff. It is very damaging to Wednesday exploitation of a minor, a third- and I want everyone to children in our community and degree felony. The other two know we know what we in our whole country. It puts, nights, very juveniles pleaded guilty to a did was wrong.” particularly, young girls at risk. affordable, reduced charge of dealing harm- Each of the juvniles That is why this crime is such and located ful material to a minor, also a expressed great remorse for his a big deal.” part in the crime. in Tooele! third-degree felony. The four juveniles all denied Defense attorneys for the Call today The two adults allegedly that anyone other than them had young men noted that none of involved in the case are sched- seen the tape. Prosecutor Dow to reserve the teens had a criminal history uled for an April 4 hearing before said he had talked to one male your Judge Randall N. Skanchy. It is before last spring. Each boy was described as a “good student” teen who would have testified space! expected that they will also have — had the charges against the the chance to accept a plea deal and defense attorneys said they all came from “stable” homes. juveniles gone to trial — that he for their roles in the crime. had seen the tape. Tooele County Prosecutor Through the plea deal, Dow “Other than that one person, John Dow told Judge Nolan recommended that the teens no one has admitted seeing the this morning that the female receive a suspended 30-day tape,” Dow said. victim was aware of — and in detention sentence, pay a $500 agreement with — the plea deal fine, undergo a psychological After telling each defendant offered the juveniles. Dow said evaluation and be required to of the seriousness of his crime, the girl did not want to testify follow-up with any recommend- the judge thanked each teen in court. ed treatment. Dow suggested for taking responsibility for his Each of the male juveniles that each teen also pay a $25 actions. met in a separate hearing with court security fee and a $75 “Everybody makes mistakes Nolan to admit his involvement DNA analysis fee. and we learn from them,” the with the crime. Additionally, the prosecutor judge told each defendant. “A www.sltatc.orgwww.sltatc.org A 15-year-old male, the recommended that each young true test of a person’s character youngest of the six THS athletes, man write a letter of apology is how they respond and deal CallCall (801)(801) 493-8700493-8700 admitted the video camera used to the girl, and another letter of with their mistakes.” to tape the sexual acts belonged apology to the girl’s school. Following a six-month proba- to him. He said he showed other After speaking with each teen tion period, each of the four members of the ball team how as well as with the youth’s par- juveniles will have his crime to turn the camera on. However, ents, Judge Nolan determined reduced to a class B misde- the young man denied touching that the psychological evaluation meanor. Prosecutor Dow said the girl — a claim Tooele City was not necessary. The judge the state would not object to Police officers have determined did impose the $500 fine and expungement of the crimes in the fees. We care to be true based upon viewing six months if the teens suc- Additionally, rather than total- the film. In fact, the owner of cessfully complete an informal ly suspending detention time, the video camera removed him- probation. self to another area of the motel Judge Nolan required that three of the juveniles spend two days Judge Nolan ordered that each about room while the other five team of the four juveniles write the members fondled the girl. in a detention center. The third young man, who has turned 18 letters of apology to the girl The other three juveniles and her school within 10 days. admitted in court Thursday that since the incident occurred, was He told the male teens of the Your they inappropriately touched the sentenced to one day in the importance of letting the victim girl. Tooele County jail. know they take responsibility for One by one, the four juveniles The judge explained that he stood before Judge Nolan in felt detention for all four young what happened. “Your taking responsibility is Family! separate hearings and expressed men was necessary because, “I great remorse over the incident. want to send a message of how very important to the victim’s “What we did was wrong,” serious this crime is.” healing,” the judge told the one juvenile stated. “We have Judge Nolan noted that sexual teens. disgraced our school, our team exploitation can leave devastat- E-mail: maryruth@tooeletran ing scars on victims. He also script.com

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*Not valid with 882-TAXS (8297) 255 W. Apple, Grantsville • 884-3578 any other offer. email: [email protected] Lou Ron Jan Karen THURSDAY February 17, 2005 A5 Ball players have accepted punishment; let healing begin A 15-year- ties the boys have already paid. difference between the girl and What’s more, according to School as well as all of us who One dad said he prays nightly old girl from In separate court hearings this boys. Therefore, some of the the boys’ parents, the teens have live Tooele County now have a that the young girl involved in a school in morning, each teen apologized boys said they did not realize endured a “year of hell” as they decision to make. Are we will- last spring’s incident will heal. northern Utah to the court for his actions. it was a crime to have a sexual have heard the taunts and accu- ing to forgive these young men? He also prays that the boys who was sexu- As a survivor of sexual abuse encounter with the young lady. sations of classmates. One of I can tell you that the four — who have publicly expressed ally exploited myself — and as a long-time What was especially wrong, the boys recently told his father, juvenile baseball players have deep sorrow for their actions by members volunteer victim advocate — I Judge Nolan told the boys, was “There is not a day I don’t think paid dearly for what they did. If — will also be able to heal. of the Tooele can say with no hesitation that that the sexual encounter was about this. I can’t get away from they were denying their actions As a community, it’s time for High School the four teen males were sincere videotaped. Had that tape got this.” or not taking responsibility for us to give these young teens the baseball team in their apologies. into the hands of the wrong I know for sure that the what they did, that would be second chance they have earned. during athletic While no one can undo the person, the girl could have been young girl will carry scars for one thing. But, I say from the They have admitted their guilt tournaments Mary Ruth wrong that’s been done, my further exploited by pedophiles. the rest of her life because of bottom of my heart that I know and they have asked for forgive- held in St. Hammond heart was truly touched by the The prosecution said there is last spring’s incident. But I also these teens are sorry. It’s now ness. There’s nothing more they George last STAFF WRITER sorrow expressed by the THS no absolute proof that anyone truly understood this morning time for all of us to forgive can do. spring is hav- athletes. They have most assur- saw the tape after it was made — while listening to each of them and move on. ing a difficult From The edly stepped up to the plate and until one of the boy’s mother the four male juveniles express time getting admitted that what they did was found it in her home. While the his sorrow — that none of them on with her Heart wrong. teen owner of the video cam- will ever completely forgive life. The parents of the young era had been told by his fellow himself for what has happened. William Lintner “She used to get good grades men, likewise, did not try to teammates that the video tape Their tears of remorse were real in school,” Tooele County defend the actions of their sons. had been erased, that was not and the four young teens truly Prosecutor John Dow stated “My son is a quiet kid who the case. TAX SERVICES stood up as men and acknowl- before Judge C. Dane Nolan in has a hard time getting things To the credit of the mother edged what they did. Tooele’s 3rd-District Juvenile out,” one father stated in court who found the tape, she imme- We prepare your taxes – Your Place or Ours As Judge Nolan told the Court this morning. “The girl today. “He is not comfortable diately took the video to school am pm teens, “Everybody makes mis- Hours: Mon - Sat, 9 - 9 has now moved away from her publicly expressing remorse, but officials and it was then turned home and she is no longer get- he feels terrible about what has over to police. The four juve- takes. It’s how you handle those ting good grades. She is having happened. He did not think that niles, as well as two 18-year-old mistakes that makes the differ- For appointment call: an extremely hard time.” what he did was a crime, but he THS baseball players, were sub- ence.” Office: 435-882-8597 Four male teens from Tooele knows he did not live up to his sequently charged with sexual Yes, the THS baseball players Arlyce: 435-882-5519 pleaded guilty Thursday to own standards.” exploitation of a minor. made a terrible, terrible mis- Bill: 435-882-7673 reduced charges of sexually According to a video tape of THS Baseball Coach Shanz take. But the male athletes now Lisa: 435-849-2078 exploiting or dealing harmful the sexual encounter the boys Leonelli, who was never deserve a chance to get on with Jenilyn: 801-598-7501 material to a minor in relation- had with the girl last spring, accused of any wrongdoing, lost their lives — just as the young Or visit us at www.actiontax.com ship to the 15-year-old girl. (See she did not tell the boys to stop. his coaching job over the situ- girl deserves that same chance. related front page story). Neither drugs nor alcohol were ation. Students at Tooele High Each of the boys will serve a involved in the misconduct. And “These boys feel terrible that day or two behind locked doors defense attorneys told the court the coach lost his job,” one of for his crime. Judge Nolan fur- that the girl was not “coerced” the teen’s dads said today. “My Tooele All Starzz Cheerleading ther required that each boy pay into allowing the boys to touch son knows he has caused pain a $500 fine. her in a sexual manner. and embarrassment to the com- While the detention time and Still, countered Tooele County munity, to the school, and to his Fundraising Nights fine will surely leave an impact Prosecutor John Dow, there family. He feels terrible about th th on the teens — it was obvious were six boys and only one that.” Tuesday, Feb. 8 • Saturday, Feb. 12 from hearing their expressions young lady. The girl may have The teens have not been th th of remorse this morning that felt that she had no alternative allowed to play baseball this Tuesday, Feb. 15 • Saturday, Feb. 19 no punishment imposed by the but to go along with the boys year — and that punishment has judge will come anywhere close once they started groping her. deeply affected each of them of your order will be DONATED to the All Starzz to help to being as severe as the penal- There was not a huge age because they all love baseball. send them to Nationals in Las Vegas, Nevada this February. % Cut and fill out the coupon below and give it to your server on the 10 designated fundraiser nights. Get the Full Story!

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The Blue Nile 160,000-year-old human bones at once entered Lake Turkana. Lake amounts of radioactive potassium- and White Nile tributaries share Herto, Ethiopia. Now, a new study levels now are much lower, and the 40, which decays into argon-40 gas a drainage divide with the Omo of the 1967 fossil site indicates the river enters the lake about 60 miles at a known rate. The gas, trapped River. During ancient wet periods, earliest known members of our (100 kilometers) south of Kibish. inside feldspar crystals, allows sci- monsoons on the Ethiopian high- species, Homo sapiens, roamed The 330-foot-thick (100-meter- entists to date the feldspar and the lands sent annual floods surging Africa about 195,000 years ago. thick) formation is divided into at pumice and ash encasing it. down the Nile system, causing sap- “It pushes back the beginning least four members, with each of Brown says potassium-argon ropels to form on the seafloor, and of anatomically modern humans,” the four sets of layers separated dating shows that a layer of ash sent floods down the Omo, making says geologist Frank Brown, a co- from the other by an “unconfor- no more than 10 feet (3 meters) Lake Turkana rise and depositing author of the study and dean of the mity,” which represents a period below Omo I’s and Omo II’s burial Kibish Formation sediments on the University of Utah’s College of of time when rock eroded away place is 196,000 years old, give or river’s ancient delta. (During dry Mines and Earth Sciences. instead of being deposited. For take 2,000 years. Another layer is periods, Lake Turkana was small- The journal Nature is publish- example, the lowermost Kibish I 104,000 years old. It is almost 160 er, flood sediments were deposited ing the study in its Thursday Feb. member was deposited in layers as feet (50 meters) above the layer farther south and rocks at Kibish 17, 2005, issue. Brown conducted the Omo River flooded each year. that yielded the Omo humans. The were eroded.) No other sediments the research with geologist and After thousands of years, rainfall unconformities represent periods on land have been found to record geochronologist Ian McDougall of diminished, lake levels dropped, of time when rock was eroded, wet and dry periods that correlate Australian National University in and the upper part of Kibish I so the fossils must be much older so well with the same climate pat- Canberra, and anthropologist John eroded away. Later, the lake rose than the 104,000-year-old layer tern in ocean sediments, Brown Fleagle of New York state’s Stony and deposition resumed to cre- and close in age to the 196,000- says. “It is pretty conclusive,” says Brook University. ate layers of Kibish member II. year-old layer, Brown says. Brown, who disputes any conten- The researchers dated miner- Interspersed among the river sedi- The clinching evidence, he tion that the fossils might be closer al crystals in volcanic ash lay- ments are occasional layers of vol- says, comes from sapropels, to 104,000 years old. ers above and below layers of river sediments that contain the �� early human bones. They conclude MOVING SALE! �� the fossils are much older than �� a 104,000-year-old volcanic layer �� and very close in age to a 196,000- �� year-old layer, says Brown. “These Credit: Ian McDougall, Australian National University �� are the oldest well-dated fossils of Geologist Frank Brown, dean of mines and Earth sciences at the % University of Utah, crouches on Ethiopia’s Kibish rock formation, �� modern humans (Homo sapiens) �� currently known anywhere in the where Brown and colleagues determined that fossilized bones of �� world,” the scientists say in a sum- Homo sapiens were 195,000 years old — the oldest fossils of the off our species ever found. 50 �� mary of the study. �� Significance of an Earlier all clothing including �� Emergence of Homo sapiens beautiful girls dresses! �� Brown says that pushing the �� emergence of Homo sapiens �� from about 160,000 years ago �� back to about 195,000 years ago �� “is significant because the cul- �� tural aspects of humanity in most �� cases appear much later in the BOUTIQUE �� record — only 50,000 years ago �� — which would mean 150,000 105 N. 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The 50,000 and 40,000 years ago seem top piece was found in 2001 as part of a study published in the to have had the full set. As modern Feb. 17, 2005 issue of the journal Nature. In the study, scientists �� human anatomy is documented at from the University of Utah and elsewhere say Omo I actually lived earlier and earlier sites, it becomes about 195,000 years ago — the earliest known member of our evident that there was a great time species Homo sapiens. �� gap between the appearance of the modern skeleton and ‘modern the Australian National University. tion, one finds an increase in mor- �� behavior.’” The study moves the Modern Homo in the Valley of phological [anatomical] diversity.” �� date of human skulls found in the Omo Now that the new study confirms �� Ethiopia’s Kibish rock formation Richard Leakey and his team Omo I and Omo II are the same �� in 1967 back from 130,000 years of paleontologists traveled in 1967 age — living within a few hundred �� to a newly determined date of to the Kibish Formation along years of each other about 195,000 �� 195,000 years ago, give or take the Omo River in southernmost years ago — some anthropologist �� 5,000 years. Fossils from an indi- Ethiopia, near the town of Kibish. suggest “maybe it [Omo II] isn’t �� vidual known as Omo I look like They found the skull (minus the so primitive after all,” Brown says. �� bones of modern humans, but other face) and partial skeleton (parts McDougall, Brown and Fleagle � �� bones are from a more primitive of arms, legs, feet and the pelvis) and researchers from other univer- �� cousin named Omo II. of Omo I, and the top and back of sities returned to Kibish in 1999, �� In addition to the cultural ques- the skull of Omo II. Brown was 2001, 2002 and 2003. They identi- �� tion, the earlier date for humanity’s not part of the 1967 expedition, fied sites where Omo I and Omo II � �� emergence is important for other but was working nearby and got to were found in 1967, and obtained �� reasons. look at the site and the fossils. more of Omo I, including part of �� “First, it makes the dates in the “Anthropologists said they the femur (upper leg bone) that �� fossil record almost exactly con- looked very different in their evo- fit a piece found in 1967. They �� cordant with the dates suggested by lutionary status,” Brown recalls. also found animal fossils and stone �� genetic studies for the origin of our “Omo I appeared to be essentially tools, and studied local geology. �� species,” Fleagle says. “Second, it modern Homo sapiens, and Omo The Nature study includes initial �� places the first appearance of mod- II appeared to be more primitive.” results from those expeditions. �� ern Homo sapiens in Africa many In 1967, the fossils were The fossil record of human �� more thousands of years before dated as being 130,000 years old, ancestors may go back 6 million � �� our species appears on any other although the scientists doubted the years or more, and the genus Homo �� continent. It lengthens that gap. accuracy of their dating technique, arose at least 1.8 million years ago �� … Finally, the similar dating of which was based on the decay when australopithecines evolved �� the two skulls indicates that when of uranium-238 to thorium-238 in into human ancestors known as �� modern humans first appeared there oyster shells from a rock layer near Homo habilis. Brown says the fos- �� were other contemporary popula- the skulls. sil record of humans is poor from �� tions [Omo II] that were less mod- Fleagle says no scientist has 100,000 to 500,000 years ago, so �� ern.” The study was funded by the been bold enough to suggest Omo Omo I is significant because it now �� National Science Foundation, the II is anything other than Homo is well dated. � �� L. S. B. 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Will Smith crush on celebrity/heiress Allegra her comic material. be so mediocre. Fallon plays his drunken mother is brief but hilar- adequate amount of funny lines. has become Cole (Amber Valletta). Albert Kevin James and Amber cop character as an 11-year-old, ious. And the movie’s straight- Overall, it was more entertain- such a super- hires Alex Hitchens (Smith), Valetta, with their agitated and and Bundchen doesn’t really faced idiocy doesn’t completely ing than it deserved to be. And star, it’s a smooth operator who works hesitant romance, beam with play any character at all. eclipse Latifah’s charisma, the I admit it: I like cars. Therefore, difficult to anonymously as a “date doctor” sweet mismatched chemistry. Ann-Margaret as Fallon’s bombastic car-chases, or the I was unable to hate this really upstage his to lovelorn New Yorkers to get James hurtles about with stupid- larger-than- Allegra’s attention. in-love confusion — and it’s so life persona. While coaching Albert on the funny, Smith should probably be But Kevin art of wooing, Hitch meets his taken off top billing and replaced Getting a Refund? Need a Car? James does dream girl — a sharply intelli- with James. just that in Audrey Rock- gent and painfully beautiful gos- Grade: B Currently playing. the roman- Richardson sip columnist. Her job is to fol- Rated PG-13 for profanity and tic comedy STAFF WRITER low and document Allegra Cole’s comic violence. Running time: Hitch: The personal life. She’s also on to an 115 minutes. = Cure For the + even bigger story that she’s chas- New on DVD: Taxi: Queen Common Reel Talk ing with fervor: an anonymous Latifah’s self-esteem must have Man. guy who calls himself the “date taken a hit somewhere between The trail- doctor.” the hood and the Academy ers and television ads for Hitch Come down to Main Motors & Action Tax and have your taxes prepared for FREE It’s unclear whether Hitch, in Awards. I don’t know how else * just weren’t all that encouraging. his odd chosen profession, is a to explain this talented actress’ when applying all or part of your refund to a down payment or car purchase! They prominently featured James slimeball or a hero. Hitch is all appearance in this movie. Less doing the tediously overdone “fat about setting up slightly dishon- celebrated actor Jimmy Fallon Main Motors guy dancing badly” gag. That est scenarios — but it’s all for and model Gisele Bunchen prob- Action Tax & was the sure tip off that Hitch the noble purpose of helping ably didn’t know any better, and 148 W. MAIN ST GRANTSVILLE 435-884-1040 was a really bad movie. Why good guys get the attention of it’s too bad their debut had to *Some Restrictions Apply/ OAC else would you reduce yourself girls who wouldn’t normally by going for the all-too-easy notice them. laugh? The movie bluntly and awk- So often, a movie uses all its wardly tries to position him as a good jokes in the trailer, in an shiny hero with a self congratu- effort to lure you to the movie. latory sense of morals. When a You get to the movie and find man with less than honorable that you’ve already seen every intentions approaches Hitch for single funny moment in the help, Hitch turns on him with a trailer. Hitch is the rare opposite speech about protecting women — the movie that has a limp from “men like you,” and gets a trailer and then surprises you trifle violent with him for good JUST GREAT PRICES with a good movie. James is a measure. Low prices, quality service and helpful financing to get you behind the pre-owned certified car of your dreams gleeful crackup opposite Smith, The male matchmaker himself and although Hitch hits snags isn’t the hero of Hitch. Neither HURRY – FOR BEST SELECTION by going a half-hour longer than is his love interest, although it has any right to, and by leav- Mendes flows through the movie ing James out of an inordinate with glossy supermodel refine- 4.29% amount of scenes, it’s still a ment. She’s not funny, but that’s 4.29% romantic and a comedic success. because the show’s writer (Kevin OAC OAC James plays Albert, a nerdy Bisch) shied away from allowing accountant with a debilitating

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Leadership seminars will (12th graders) Awards are for one year tuition. You don’t have to pay so many taxes he IRS for a tax credit in certain invest- approach is still valid (thanks to to rebalance and realize the gain, wants ments. I know, I know, but you recent tax legislation that cut the then offset it with the loss har- Thow have never heard of this strategy long-term rate even more so), vested earlier. These strategies much!?” before. My only answer is that but time and evolving technol- can limit the tax bite and some- Some people unless you work with someone ogy have made it seem overly times simultaneously promote findfind themselvesthemselves who is educated and experienced simplistic. It now represents growth in the managed accounts. sayingsaying t thishis in full financial planning, you only one possible first step, not Another strategy which even statementstatement thisthis will never see this kind of plan- the last word, in the tax-aware more tax beneficial, but too com- time of yearyear.. FForor ning. money management process. plex to cover in this short article, some theythey say it Managed accounts One strategy used in this type is “Tax-Lot Optimization.” yearyear afterafter yearyear Jason Duhon Another strategy that is over- of asset management is “tax loss Real estate capital gains after year year.. And GUEST COLUMNIST looked, due to lack of knowledge harvesting.” A more sophisti- Since I brought up capital forfor othersothers itsits by most advisors, is managed cated tax-management technique gains in a real-estate sale, let’s eveneven worse.worse. Do emerged during the late 1990s. Financial accounts. In very simplistic strategize a little further. Some you find your- terms these are investment and How it works is when a manager people have rental homes or self saying “Is Focus retirement accounts that are sells a security at a loss, that a vacation home, or even just there anything managed professionally to maxi- loss is applied against a gain. extra real-estate that they would I can do?” Or mize returns and tax efficiency For example, if Stock A declines like to sell. However they feel “Why do I have to pay so much, with unlimited investment flex- below its purchase price, but that because of the capital gains I make less than most people I ibility. the manager still believes in the the cost is too high and they are know?” When discussing managed stock, he or she may sell it at a better off keeping the property. Well don’t fret there is relief. money context, tax efficiency loss, perhaps buying a similar With the proper planning you In case you weren’t aware, is a year-round strategy. One stock or an exchange-traded may sell that real-estate and there are two tax systems in this reason is that there are now fund to retain sector exposure. pay no capital gains as well as country. They are — those that many more ways to incorpo- Thirty-one days later, when the receive a nice annual or monthly are informed, and those that are rate tax-aware elements into an wash sale rule has been satis- income from the proceeds. This uninformed (just kidding). investing strategy. A decade ago, fied, the manager buys the stock will still reduce your taxes and Let me explain, you can take tax-efficient money management again. The realized loss is then reduce the stress that the extra two people making the same was straightforward. If you held banked against a variety of uses property was putting on you as income, having the same per- equity investments for a year and when tax time rolls around. The well as increase your income sonal situation, as well as the a day, the return on those invest- manager can offer the loss to the and retirement assets. same personal tax deductions, ments, when realized, was a client as an offset against a gain but the one who has financial outside the portfolio. Say the cli- Seek qualified help long-term capital gain. The long- In conclusion, if you find and tax guidance from a profes- ent has sold real estate into a ris- term capital gains tax was 20 yourself in a tax pinch every sional will pay less in taxes than ing market, realizing a $100,000 percent. For clients in the top tax year, don’t wait, please seek a the other who does not. capital gain. You can use the loss bracket, this meant an almost 50 qualified financial professional Now you are probably ask- in the managed account to offset percent reduction in tax owed. who can help alleviate the stress ing, “So how does this help me the gain. Alternatively, if there Money managers who included a of tax season and set up tax save on taxes?” Well of course are securities in the managed commitment to hold their clients’ planning strategy that will fit everyone’s specific situation is portfolio that have appreciated stocks until they qualified for the your dreams. different and one strategy that to the point where they are over long-term capital gains tax rate Jason M. Duhon, MBA, works for one person may not weighted in the account, the in their investment process could Regional Vice President work for others, but let’s take a claim to be tax-aware. That manager can sell the securities look at some simple ideas. I will not waste your time covering personal deductions like home, medical and the usual household deductions. Retirement plans First we must look at the obvious, retirement plans. Contributing to a qualified retirement plan can do several things for you. It reduces your taxable income, which in turn reduces your out flow to other tax items like state taxes, SSDI � and Medicaid. In addition usually when participating in a qualified plan there is a match involved, whether or not you are self employed, there should be a company match. This gives you an instant positive return. Not to be left out is the power of tax deferral. There has been study after study done, and the power of tax deferral has always pre- vailed. Reason being, if you do proper financial planning, by the time you access these funds you should be in a lower tax bracket, but I do stress this will usually happen only with proper financial planning. If your company or employer does not have a qualified plan in place, there are a multitude of options available that will still give you a nice tax deduction. Tax credits Next, let’s look at tax credit programs. Yes, there are such things as tax credits. You might be wondering, “What is the difference between a tax deduction and a tax credit?” For example if you look at $100 in taxes, a tax �� deduction will result in a $20- �� $35 reduction of that original �� $100 in taxes. However a tax �� credit is $100 in reduction of the �� $100 paid in taxes. �� The government has made certain provisions in the tax code THURSDAY February 17, 2005 A9 Sports

From The Sidelines Buffs ready to host state playoff tilt Losing can be by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR After Tooele lost it’s game to region champion Morgan on Feb. 4, the Buffs knew there was little infectious on room for error in the final week of Region 11 boys basketball action. Boys’ Basketball on a hoop team In fact, the local squad knew it couldn’t afford to slip up and lose either game against Ben Lomond and he game was tied at Bear River if it wanted the coveted second seed and the end of the second home playoff game in the inter-region playoff round Tquarter of play. After of the Class 3A State Boys Basketball tournament. the half-time intermission, the In both affairs, the situation looked bleak down the visiting team came running stretch when Tooele trailed both teams by six points from the locker room onto the in the final minute of action. court. They went right into However, the Buffs refused to fold and found a their shoot around, hustling for way to capture both games in dramatic fashion. In rebounds and trying to get lots fact, it turned out to be a pretty productive week for the cardiac kids from Tooele. of shots before the third quar- On Friday, the local squad knew it needed a hard ter started. Dennis Sweat fought triumph over region rival Bear River in hostile These girls all had their GUEST COLUMNIST territory to have a chance to capture the runner-up heads up, enjoying the seed from the Region 11 ranks and a home playoff moment, but focused on the job at hand. The game. But trailing 50-44 on the Bears home hard- home team walked out of the locker room, a few woods with only a minute remaining in regulation, players stopped at the door to visit with the girl the situation looked pretty bleak for the local boys taking tickets, some walked across the floor and photography/Troy Boman hoop squad. Tooele’s Mike Holt drives to the basket while Grantsville’s Butch Logan attempts to stop the dribble- found a comfortable spot on the bench. However, Mike Holt buried two clutch, pressure- drive Feb. 2 at Grantsville. The Buffs needed clutch shooting from Holt last week to pull out a pair A few players picked up basketballs from packed 3-point missiles, including one with six sec- of dramatic victories over Ben Lomond and Bear River and now host Granite Friday in the opening the rack and took them out on the court where onds left, down the stretch to force overtime and give round of the state playoffs at 7 p.m. they stood in a loose circle laughing and talking, Tooele another chance to hand their league nemesis a Jason Zundel paved the way for the Bears with remaining in the affair. But the Buffs proved nothing interrupted by the occasional shot or dribble. devastating setback at home. a team high 15 and Reggie Shaw contributed 13. is as it seems in reality. These players were all walking around with their Then, Nash Lockie took over with two crucial Dallas Miller also provided 12 and Marcus Hanley Tooele rallied for a 7-0 burst in the final 56 sec- heads down, a forlorn look on their collective baskets in the extra session while Holt, Josh Boucher produced nine more for the hosts. onds to lift the Buffs to a dramatic 39-38 victory over faces. and Bryton Lawrence contributed two points each to If that improbable come-from-behind triumph Ben Lomond. As the intermission was winding down, both help the Buffs outscore the Bears 10-7 and pull out wasn’t enough to make the bus trip back to Tooele Taylor Palmer and Mike Holt hit lay ups to trigger sets of coaches returned to the bench, followed a thrilling 60-57 triumph on the road. joyous enough, the Buffs just one hour later won a the brilliant rally and Cody Castle drilled a sensa- by a couple more players from the home team Lockie led all scorers in the game with a 20- coin toss with Ben Lomond in Ogden to earn a home tional 3-point bomb with 5.5 seconds remaining to whom had barely made it out of the locker room. point performance and Holt poured in 19 to aid the playoff game Friday at THS. vault Tooele to the electrifying home win. The buzzer sounded and both teams returned effort. Colton Hogan also chipped in with eight and On Wednesday, Ben Lomond had just taken a to the bench for last-minute instructions from Boucher provided five as well. seemingly insurmountable six-point lead with 1:03 SEE HOST PAGE A11 the coach. The visitors were back on the floor, ready to resume play before the home team had finished gathering around for the final words of inspiration. As you may have guessed, the final score was not close. The visitors seemed to score at will, while the home team struggled to add to Lady Mustangs fall at state their total. By Nick Drake well for Dugway as well. A game that was deadlocked half way through SPORTS EDITOR Just two days later, Dugway played another game was a blowout when the final whistle blew. close to the vest and had to battle to a difficult 47-43 Like so many other games, this one was lost Dugway was living on the wild side down the victory over Meridian last Thursday in Provo. in the locker room and on the practice floor. The stretch in Region 18 girls basketball action. Pianar poured in a game high 22 points and skill of its participants hadn’t changed. The offi- Girls’ Basketball cials remained consistent, as did the crowd and Palmer provided eight to lead the Lady Mustangs to the coaches. The only thing that had changed The Lady Mustangs recorded a pair of hard fought the road triumph. Shultz and Beltzer also chipped in was the heart of the home team. road victories last week at Tintic and Meridian to with six points each. The game hadn’t gone as expected in the first gain a share of the Region 18 girls basketball title However, Dugway’s streak of playing close games - half. The more talented home team was heav- with rival West Desert. with their rivals ended Wednesday when Piute hand ily favored, but the visitors still tried to win the Jaynie Palmer fired in a lay up with eight seconds ed the Region 18 co-champs a 55-26 setback in the game, catching them off guard. Since their oppo- to lift Dugway to a thrilling 46-45 triumph Feb. 8 opening round of the Class 1A State Girls Basketball nent didn’t roll over, the home team decided they at Eureka. tournament at Richfield High. - would. The Lady Mustangs had to rally from 10 points Now, the Lady Mustangs drop into the consola tion bracket to meet Region 17 fourth seed Layton A few years back, Wendover with a record down in the third quarter to pull out the tough road Christian today. The loser of today’s game will be of 1 and 6, hosted a team which was 8 and 0. A triumph. eliminated while the winner advances to consola- team ranked third in the state, but with a name Palmer poured in 14 points and Sherilyn Pianar tion bracket action Friday at 3 p.m. against today’s very similar to a perennial cellar dwelling team. provided 13 to lead the way to the pivotal victory. Meridian-Manila winner. A victory today and Friday By mistake, Wendover’s girls thought they would Mindy Shultz netted eight and Sam Beltzer contrib- would pit Dugway into the consolation bracket final easily win the game and proceeded to do just uted seven in the dramatic come-from-behind win. Saturday at noon A story on the state tournament that. The only thing that had changed was the Shultz also recorded 17 rebounds, 12 of which were setback against Piute will be published in an edition hearts of the home team. defensive, and Morgyn Broadhead stepped in for next week. General Dwight Eisenhower once said, Tiara Stevenson, who was injured in JV, and played “Optimism and pessimism are infectious.” photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Megan Dunn fires up a shot over a Neither outlook has to be initiated by the coach; Grantsville defender Feb. 8 at GHS. The Lady both can be spread from the lowliest player(s) Buffs nearly pulled off an upset victory over and can infect the entire team. Ideally, the coach Ogden last Thursday but fell in overtime. Cowgirls ready for 3A tourney holds sway over the team’s mental preparation, but not necessarily. That is one reason why team by Nick Drake a 13-0 run in overtime to capture off advances to the double-elimi- chemistry is so important, and why it is so easy SPORTS EDITOR a hard fought 60-47 triumph last nation portion of the Class 3A to keep on losing once you catch that bad habit. Lady Buffs fall Grantsville knew it had to play Thursday in Tremonton. State Girls Basketball tournament well to hand Bear River its first- The hard fought victory wrapped Feb. 24-26 at the E-Center in West shy in upset bid ever setback to the local girls hoop up second place for Bear River in Valley City. The loser of the game program since the Lady Bears the Region 11 girls standings with will be eliminated from post-sea- Sports Wrap by Nick Drake joined the region ranks. a 7-3 league mark while the set- son action. SPORTS EDITOR back dropped Grantsville into third Grantsville Coach Butch Boegler Girls’ Basketball Tooele knew it could ill afford to spot a good team place at 6-4 in region action and said his team is out to prove on Girls softball sign-ups set like Bear River an early edge and expect to post a key And the Cowgirls did just exact- 15-6 overall on the season. Saturday the Cowgirls belong with Registration for the Tooele Girls Recreation league triumph. ly that - for over three quarters. The loss also means the Cowgirls the elite Class 3A girls basketball Softball League will be held at Macey’s Little However, the fourth peri- will hit the road Saturday to tan- teams. Theater later this month. Girls’ Basketball od proved a little difficult for gle with Region 8 co-champion “We have the state playoffs The sign-ups are set for Feb. 23 from 6-9 But early shooting woes allowed the Lady Bears to Grantsville to close out and the Wasatch in Heber City at 7 p.m. in coming up Saturday and we know p.m., Feb. 26 and Mar. 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 do just that and the Lady Buffs paid a dear price for Cowgirls fell just shy of posting a Class 3A Girls State Basketball we’re a good team,” he said. “We p.m. The entry fee is $45 for all ages. There their slow start. their initial victory over the Lady playoff. The Lady Wasps tied with need to be focused and on the same will be a late sign-up fee of $10 for any- Bear River raced to an 11-point cushion at inter- Bears. Uintah for first place in the league page. Wasatch is a good team and one after the Mar. 5 registration date. Birth mission and cruised to a 55-43 triumph over their Bear River rallied for a 13-6 ranks but lost a coin toss to earn the they have a good program and a lot certificates will not be needed. The season hosts Feb. 3 in Tooele. outburst in the fourth quarter of second place seed and a home date of tradition. We’re going to have begins at the first of April and runs through Josie Pugsley poured in a season high 14 and the affair to force a 47-47 tie at the with Grantsville in the playoff. June. Anyone wishing to coach a team should Jessica Fronk tossed in 11 to pave the way for the end of regulation and reeled off The winner of Saturday’s play- SEE READY PAGE A11 please register for a team at sign-up or call Lady Bears league triumph. Taren Lish and Erica any of the listed numbers below. Park also contributed nine each for the victors. For more information or to sign-up as a Elva Banford fired in a game high 19 and Meredith coach call Judy at 843-0980, Diana at 833- Nigh tossed in nine. Sam Thomas also hit for six and 0435, Curtis at 882-7800 or Earl at 882- Megan Dunn netted five for the hosts. Stansbury Health Center 7321. Tooele also dropped a 63-45 decision to county Grantsville baseball meeting neighbor Grantsville Feb. 8 at GHS. The Grantsville Youth Baseball League has The Lady Buffs nearly pulled off an upset in the team’s season finale Thursday. NOW OPEN scheduled a meeting for Feb. 23 at Grantsville City Hall at 7 p.m. Tooele rallied back from an 11-0 deficit after one All interested parents, coaches and league period to register a 15-5 burst in the second and 15-12 officials are encouraged to attend the meet- assault in the fourth quarter to force overtime against SATURDAYS! ing. Ogden. However, the Lady Tigers countered with a 12-1 AM PM Tooele boys soccer alumni barrage in the extra session to spoil the Lady Buffs 8:00 – 4:30 This year’s Boys soccer game will be held comeback bid and Ogden recorded a 48-37 win last on Saturday, April 9, at Tooele High School. Thursday in Tooele. th pm Any past players who plan on playing must The three league setbacks give Tooele an overall BLOOD DRIVE contact Coach Wilcox to reserve a spot. mark of 5-14 for the season and 2-8 in league action Feb. 24 , Noon - 4 Players will not be allowed to play if they do to date. The losses also eliminated the Lady Buffs Call Stacey at 435-843-3026 to register. Must be 18 years or older and bring picture ID. not call. Coach Wilcox can be contacted at from any post-season contention. Tooele High at 833-1978, home at 843-7013 Tooele Coach Karie Fredrickson said the Lady 220 Millpond Road, #100 or at [email protected]. Please call Buffs performed better than the first time when the ASAP to reserve your spot. Stansbury Park • 843-3000 two rivals, Tooele and Bear River met, but the slug- Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 6 pm gish start led to the team’s demise in the affair. Saturday 8am - 4:30pm uuhsc.utah.edu/comclinics SEE SHY PAGE A10 A10 THURSDAY February 17, 2005 ‘Cats struggle with shooting by Nick Drake “But we just couldn’t make margin by the halftime break. SPORTS EDITOR shots. We felt like we dominated Sweat poured in a pair of Wendover has played well everything but the score. We field goals and Lindsay Mascaro enough defensively to win a had some good shots but just contributed another basket to number of girls basketball games they wouldn’t fall. I felt bad for keep the ‘Cats within striking throughout the 2004-05 season. the girls because they played distance. their hearts out. You just have The Lady Mongoose tacked Girls’ Basketball to make those darn baskets. It’s on an 8-5 advantage in the third But the Wildcats just can’t been the same old problem all period to stake the team to a seem to put the sphere in the year. We’ve played well in three 20-13 cushion with one ses- basket on a consistent basis and of the last four games. It was sion still remaining in the affair. that simple fact has spelled the another tough loss for us.” Robertson poured in six points team’s demise in at least six A story on the regular sea- and Hennessey hit a basket to games on the season. son setback to Tintic as well give the hosts a little breathing And last Tuesday was no as the Layton Christian playoff room down the stretch. exception. loss will be published in a future Fatima Gomez paved the way Meridian outscored Wendover edition. for the Lady ‘Cats with four in all four frames, just barely in Meridian 30 - Wend. 21 points on a pair of field goals each, to register a hard fought The Lady Mongoose out- and Tarin Ratliff buried a charity 30-21 triumph in Provo. scored the Lady Wildcats in all toss as well. Elise Robertson triggered four frames to register a league Meridian logged a 10-8 out- the victory with a game high triumph Feb. 8 at Provo. burst in the final frame of the 13 while Kellie Hennessey and Kelly Hennessey popped the game to complete the league McKinlee Covey logged seven cords for three points and Elise triumph. Covey spearheaded the points each for the victors. Robertson drilled a field goal to Lady Mongoose surge in the Rejily Sweat led the Lady spot Meridian a 5-2 lead after fourth period with four points ‘Cats attack with six points one period expired. and Robertson tallied three while Lindsay Mascaro, Fatima Rejily Sweat produced the points. Alison Foster canned a Gomez and Krishton Gonzalez lone basket of the opening ses- pair of free throws and Timise logged four points each. sion for Wendover. Brough added another charity Wendover figured to have the Meridian tacked on a slim toss to complete the assault. same problem against Tintic last 7-6 scoring edge in the second Krishton Gonzalez led the photography/Troy Boman Thursday in the regular season stanza to build a 12-8 intermis- Wendover charge with four Dugway’s Matt Bate (right) dribbles past a diving Sergio Sanchez (left) in a game at Wendover earlier finale. sion edge. McKinlee Covey hit a points, including a 3-point bomb, this month. The Mustangs rolled past East Carbon Tuesday to remain in the hunt for the Region 18 But the Lady Miners refused three-point play while Robertson while Mascaro and Ratliff pro- boys basketball crown. to cooperate, posting a lopsid- and Hennessey fired in a basket vided a basket each as well. ed 55-22 victory over the Lady each to help the hosts extend the Wildcats in Eureka. And if that wasn’t bad enough. Mustangs roll past region foe Wendover ventured to Ogden Monday to compete against While SR36 is by Nick Drake “It was a good game to get out of the way,” he said. Region 17 fourth seed Layton SPORTS EDITOR “We started the seniors but the younger kids gained Christian in a Class 1A State under construction East Carbon paid a dear price for meeting Dugway valuable varsity experience. We’re just glad to get it Girls Basketball playoff game. just a few days after the Mustangs ventured to Trout over with and no one hurt.” The Lady Eagles soared to a decisive 51-21 triumph over take alternate Creek and suffered their first setback of the league Dugway 92 - East Carbon 36 campaign. the Lady ‘Cats in post-season The Mustangs exploded for a 20-4 advantage in the action to eliminate Wendover route 2400 North first frame and cruised to a decisive league triumph Boys’ Basketball from state play. 2400 North over the Vikings Tuesday at Dugway. The two league setbacks and ➬ ➬ The Vikings met an angry and determined Mustang ➬ Dane Schofield poured in 12 points in the opening playoff loss give Wendover an boys hoop squad in Region 18 action and from the Hospital

session barrage and Langi hit for a pair of baskets as ➬ opening tip to the final horn, the hosts dominated and overall record of 2-15 on the well. Bate buried a 3-point bomb and Deppe canned a year and 1-9 in Region 18 girls x Bob’s Dugway rolled to a decisive 92-36 triumph over East free throw to stake the hosts to a whopping 16-point Garage Carbon Tuesday at DHS. hoop action. advantage after one period culminated. Wendover Coach Delon Huse The outcome was never in question after the J.D. Leonard fired in a 3-point bomb and Kyle Bob’sGARAGE & DIESEL Mustangs raced to a 20-4 cushion just eight minutes said his team played well but Leonard canned a free throw to account for all of the just couldn’t get the shots to fall “Engines Are Our Business” into the affair. scoring for East Carbon in the opening session. Engines • Transmission • Drive Axle Front End Dane Schofield poured in a game high 29 and Matt once again in the setback against Air Conditioning • Power Steering Dugway outscored East Carbon 29-21 in the sec- Meridian last week. Bate netted 19. Jim Deppe also contributed 14 and ond stanza to build a cozy 49-25 halftime bulge. Bate Tune-ups • Engine Diagnostics Charlie Langi hit for 10. Cody Stromberg also contrib- “We played a great game keyed the pivotal run with 12 points, also hitting a pair against Meridian,” he stated. 1676 N Progress Way • Tooele • 882-0313 or 882-1273 uted nine for the victors. of 3-point missiles along the way, while Deppe flipped Kyle Leonard paced the Vikings with a team high in six points as well. Stromberg also contributed four 15 and Chris Candelaria pumped in seven. points on a pair of field goals and Schofield fired in a The setback to West Desert on Friday was Dugway’s 3-point shot as well. Langi added a basket as well. first in region competition during the 2004-05 boys Kyle Leonard spurred the Vikings comeback bid in basketball campaign and forces the two teams in a the second stanza with 13 points, including a perfect deadlock in the loss column with one setback each. six-of-six at the free throw line, while Candelaria and The Mustangs will take some time off to prepare for David Stewart tossed in four points each. a league bout with rival Tintic Wednesday at Eureka The Mustangs tacked on a 26-7 outburst in the third against the Miners at 6 p.m. Dugway closes out the period to extend the margin to a whopping 75-32 with regular season campaign Friday with a road test at Mt. still eight minutes left. Schofield ignited the Dugway Pleasant against rival Wasatch Academy at 7 p.m. attack with 10 points while Stromberg and Deppe West Desert now sports a 10-1 league record while provided five points each. Taylor Schofield, Bate and Dugway is 9-1 in region play. The Mustangs also sport Langi also hit a field goal each to aid the effort. a 14-5 overall mark on the year as well. Candelaria and Trevor Bullins contributed three Dugway Coach George Bruce said he was just glad points each and Kyle Leonard canned a free throw Rebate to get the game behind them and not get anyone hurt during the lopsided affair. SEE ROLL PAGE A11 period to extend the margin to 42- each in the final frame of the game. Special Shy 30 with eight minutes remaining in Nigh spearheaded the Tooele attack continued from Page A9 the affair. Park ignited the attack down the stretch with a pair of “We did all right,” she said. “It with five points and Pugsley buried baskets and Thomas hit for three was better than the first time we a pair of field goals. points as well. Petersen, Banford played them. If we would have Banford triggered the Lady Buff and Dunn also contributed a field played the first-half like we did offense with 10 points and Nigh goal each as well. the second-half it would have fired in five points, also hitting a 3- Lish led the way for Bear River been a much better game and we point bomb along the way. Thomas with six points while Park, Pugsley would have been in the game to also added a free throw as well. and Fronk netted a basket each for the end. We didn’t come out ready Both teams produced 13 points the victors. to play. It was a tough game for us. Now we have to get ready for Grantsville and see if we can pull R-11 R-13 off the upset.” Bear River 55 - Tooele 43 The Lady Bears outscored the Insulation Insulation Lady Buffs 8-2 in the opening session and 17-12 in the second 15” - 50 sq. ft. 657103 15” - 40 sq. ft. 81256 and never looked back in a league triumph last Thursday at Tooele. 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Lish contributed a basket and Park drilled a pair of free $ 49 $ 85 throws to stake the visiting Lady Bears to a double digit intermission lead. 2 5 Banford paved the way for the Lady Buffs with seven points in the frame and Dunn flipped in three Tooele points as well. Thomas buried a pair of charity tosses to complete the scoring and keep the hosts Sale ends 02/26/05. While supplies last. *See rebate form for details and limitations. within striking distance. Rebate is available for other sizes of insulation, photography/Troy Boman The Lady Bears outscored the Tooele’s Amy Petersen dribbles down the court against Grantsville Lady buffs just 17-16 in the third earlier this month. 852 North Main • Tooele • 882-1112 THURSDAY February 17, 2005 A11

fired a perfect pass to Reed for a turnovers thwarted the Lady Buff Ready fast break lay up and spot the hosts rally. CONTINUED FROM PAGE A9 a huge 19-5 lead. Jordan Chaney then gave the Tooele refused to fold and Cowgirls a huge boost with a pair to play our best game and I think battled back in an attempt to make of free throws and made a perfect we will. I think the girls are out to a game of it. The Lady Buffs feed to Alexa Bakker for a lay up prove a point with the 3A and that reeled off a 9-2 flurry to close to to counter a basket by Tooele’s is that we’re one of the best 3A within 21-14 with 4:34 left until Petersen. teams in the state this year.” intermission. Megan Dunn fired Dunn buried a free throw to pull Grantsville 63 - Tooele 45 in three lay ups, including one off Tooele back to within six, 38-32. The Cowgirls reeled off the a perfect feed from Elva Banford, But the Lady Buffs misfired on game’s first 15 points and never while Banford followed with a their next four shots and committed trailed the rest of the way en route five-foot jumper and free throw to two turnovers and Grantsville took to a league triumph over coun- fuel the comeback bid. full advantage of the opportunity. ty neighbor the Lady Buffs last Grantsville kept its poise and Bakker gave the Cowgirls Tuesday at Grantsville. answered right back with a 13-5 another big boost with a three- Emmi Nelson ignited the to regain command of the contest point play and Nelson fired in a Cowgirls early with three field with a sizable 34-19 cushion and 3-point bomb to stake Grantsville goals while Shalane Titmus chipped 16.5 ticks left until intermission. to a 44-31 cushion. Tooele would in with a pair of baskets and Sara Nelson ignited the pivotal barrage never recover the rest of the way. Reed contributed another. Titmus with six points, including a 3-point Haylee Folta hit a rebound basket capped the 15-0 explosion to open bomb, and buried three of four free but Titmus hit a lay up, Bunderson the game with a 3-point bomb throws as well. Titmus recorded a recorded a steal and Nelson put in at the 3:26 mark of the opening steal and lay up and 3-point missile a rebound basket to give the hosts a period and Grantsville was off to a as well to aid the effort. Brooke commanding 48-33 lead at the end strong start. Bunderson completed the pivotal of the third quarter. Amy Petersen snapped the rally with a pair of charity tosses. Grantsville outscored Tooele Lady Buff scoring drought with a Tooele didn’t help itself either, 15-12 in the final frame of the rebound lay up at the 2:50 mark hitting just five of 12 free throws game to complete the pivotal and Meredith Nigh followed with in the pivotal surge. triumph. Nelson led the way with a 3-point missile to cut the deficit Banford did close out the first- six points and Titmus joined in to 15-5. half with a pair of charity tosses with five more. Reed and Chaney Grantsville closed out the fateful to make the contest a 13-point tilt also added a basket each to trigger photography/Troy Boman frame with an eight-foot jumper and still two quarters of action the triumph. Dugway duo Dane Schofield (left) and Taylor Schofield (right) surround Wendover’s Matt Mascaro remaining. Banford poured in five points and (center) in a game earlier this month. from Rachael Anderson and Titmus Little did Grantsville know, that Petersen provided four, including a it would go 3:22.4 without scoring 3-point basket, to pave the way for Chris Green again led the way for the hosts points as well. Gabe Bru and Michael Schwartz a point and Tooele registered the Lady Buffs down the stretch. Roll with nine points, also hitting his second 3-point also hit for a basket each as well. an 8-0 assault to open the third Dunn canned a pair of free throws continued from Page A10 bomb of the night, and Mel Green also provided Dane Schofield paved the way for the period and get back into the game, and Sam Thomas added another a basket as well. Mustangs with eight points, also hitting a trailing just 34-29 with 5:51 left charity toss. to culminate the point production for East West Desert bounced back after the halftime 3-point missile in the frame, while Taylor in the session. Dunn led the Lady Emmi Nelson pumped in a game Carbon. break with a strong 19-12 assault to regain a Schofield, Bate and Langi also logged a basket Buff comeback with seven points, high 25 and Titmus netted 19 for Dugway produced a 17-4 assault down the 46-35 cushion and eight minutes still remain- each. including a three-point play, and the victors. Reed also provided six stretch to complete the easy league victory. ing in the bout. Preston Alder paced the Hawks Dugway outscored Manila 16-7 in the sec- Banford hit one of two free throws points and Alexa Bakker tossed Dane Schofield pumped in a pair of field goals attack with nine points and Chris Green netted ond stanza to seize a 30-22 intermission bulge. and fired a pair of perfect passes to in five. while Preston Edwards tossed in three points six points, each firing in a 3-point bomb as well. Dane Schofield fired in 10 points, hitting two lead to Dunn lay ups and ignite the Dunn led the Lady Buffs attack in the period as well. Taylor Schofield, Bate, Mel Green also pumped in pair of baskets also. more 3-point bombs, while Langi, Stromberg comeback. with a team high 16 and Banford Langi and Deppe flipped in a field goal each to Dane Schofield popped the visiting cords and Jim Deppe provided a field goal each along Tooele had a chance to cut even fired in 13. Petersen also flipped in culminate the scoring for the hosts. for eight points while Bate and Langi fired in a the way. further into the deficit but a pair of nine and Nigh tossed in four. Bullins and Shawn Hartley connected for a basket each also. field goal each to complete the scoring for the Calvin Schell buried three charity tosses Both teams produced 11 points each in the Vikings down the stretch. while Bru and Schwartz logged a basket each to final frame of the game to complete the piv- complete the scoring by the halftime break. West Desert 57 - Dugway 46 otal tilt. Bate led the way down the stretch for Manila came out of the locker room on The Hawks soared to a six-point cushion Dugway with seven points and Dane Schofield fire and blistered the nets for a 23-5 assault after one period of play and tacked on a 19-12 tossed in a basket as well. Langi also canned a to take a 45-35 advantage into the final frame outburst in the third period to grab control and free throw. of the game. Catron torched the cords for 10 hold off a Mustang comeback down the stretch Mel Green and Christian Allred each spear- points, including a pair of 3-point missiles and Friday at Trout Creek. headed the Hawks final surge with four points Bru chipped in with six points as well. Schell West Desert raced to a 16-10 lead in the each and Alder flipped in a field goal also. pumped in a pair of baskets and Casey Olsen opening eight minutes of action to grab early Chris Green torched the Mustang defense for also added three points. control of the key contest. Chris Green spurred a career high 23 points and Alder hit for 13. Mel The hosts could only muster a field goal the early outburst with seven points, including Green also contributed 12 and Allred netted each from Bate and Deppe and Langi added a a 3-point bomb, and Christian Allred chipped nine for the victors. free throw. in with five points to help spot the Hawks to Dane Schofield poured in a game high 25 The visiting Mustangs also outscored Dugway the six-point lead after the opening session had and Matt Bate tossed in 12. Charlie Langi also 17-15 in the fourth quarter as well. Catron expired. provided eight for the visitors. tossed in five points while Olsen, Robinson and Dane Schofield ignited the Dugway offense Manila 62 - Dugway 50 Schwartz pumped in four each. with eight points and Langi tossed in a field Manila ruined Dugway’s bid for a tri-fecta of Dane Schofield netted seven points and Bate goal as well. wins during the week when the visiting squad flipped in six for Dugway down the stretch. The Mustangs chipped away at the deficit in exploded for a 23-5 scoring assault in the third Stromberg also hit a field goal as well. the second stanza with a 13-11 rally to pull to period to hand the Mustangs a setback Jan. 29 Catron fired in a team high 22 and Bru within 27-23 by intermission. Dane Schofield in a battle of Mustangs at DHS. pumped in 10 to lead the way for Manila. once again ignited the Dugway comeback bid The visiting Mustangs grabbed a slim 15-14 Robinson and Schwartz provided eight each with seven points in the period, drilling a 3-point lead after the opening session expired when Jeff as well. bomb along the way, while Bate and Langi also Catron poured in seven points, including a 3- Dane Schofield poured in a game high 25 and contributed three points each as well. point bomb, and Casey Robinson tossed in four Bate hit for 10. Langi also hit for five as well.

Bear River raced to a 13-6 Host cushion after one period expired continued from Page A9 to grab the early edge. Shaw The Buffs now host Region 10 poured in seven points and third seed Granite Friday at 7 p.m. Lockie, Hogan and Taylor THIS IS NOT THISIS. in a state playoff game at Tooele Palmer recorded a field goal each You don’t need a long drive when you need med- High. The winner of post-season in the opening session to keep ical care right away. Which is why the Emergency Room at game moves on into the double- the Buffs within striking distance THE BEST CHOICE Mountain West Medical Center is the place to go. For one elimination portion of the Class after eight minutes had expired. thing, we’re close by. For another, we’ve streamlined our 3A State tournament Feb. 24-26 Tooele outscored Bear River system to treat patients faster. at the E-Center in West Valley 19-15 in the second stanza to pull WHEN YOU NEED HELP City while the loser of the playoff to within 28-25 at intermission. But convenience and a shorter wait aren’t the only game is eliminated. Holt keyed the Buff comeback reasons to choose Mountain West Medical Center. We’ve The entry fee for Friday’s play- with 10 points, including a pair INAHURRY. recently added a new group of emergency medicine off game at Tooele High will be of 3-point bombs, and Palmer hit physicians—ten doctors who bring more than 200 years $4 for adults and students without a pair of baskets as well. Boucher of combined experience in Emergency Medicine. Trained a student body card and $3 for also buried a 3-point missile and in some of the best medical schools in the country includ- students with a student body card Lockie netted a field goal to spur ing Tulane, Columbia, University of Washington, and and senior citizens. the comeback bid. Northwestern, most are clinical instructors at the Univer- Tooele Coach Gary Alverson Miller led the way for the Bears sity of Utah School of Medicine, teaching the latest tech- said his team is excited about with four points and Zundel tal- hosting the state playoff game niques in emergency medical care, and Board Certified in lied three, each hitting a 3-point after a pair of thrilling come- Emergency Medicine. bomb along the way. from-behind victories last week. So when you need help in a hurry, Mountain West The Buffs kept the heat on the “It was a big win for us Friday Medical Center’s Emergency Department really is your hosts with another 12-10 rally to at Bear River,” he stated. “I don’t best choice. Better service. Better doctors. Right here. know how long its been since slice the deficit to just a point, 38- we’ve beat them up there. Then 37, with eight minutes remaining 2055 North Main, Tooele UT | 843-3600 we won the coin toss. I called in regulation. Lockie spearheaded heads and we won it. the Tooele attack with 10 points in “We feel good about it,” he the pivotal period, including two added. “It’s been a while since 3-point missiles. we’ve had a home court game Bear River recorded a 12-7 to go to state. The kids earned burst in the opening seven min- everything. We were picked to utes of the final frame to seize a finish fifth but the kids really 50-44 advantage. Zundel caught worked hard and earned the seven fire down the stretch with seven wins we got in a tough league. points, including a 3-point bomb. Granite is a good team. They won For the first seven minutes of 12 games and finished third in the quarter, Tooele could only their league. They have two lead- muster seven points, a basket each ing scorers in Williams, averaging by Lockie, Hogan and Palmer and 17.5, and Waddoups, who has a charity toss from Holt. 14.5 average. They are a good However, Holt rescued the team and we have to play our best Buffs with a pair of long range 3- ball and take advantage of the point missiles to extend the game opportunity we have playing on into an extra session. our home court and going into the Tooele recorded a 10-7 surge playoffs on a winning note and on in overtime to capture the hard a roll. We’re feeling good about fought triumph. Lockie led the ourselves.” way with four points while Holt, Tooe 60 - B. Riv. 57 (OT) Boucher and Lawrence added two The Buffs made their second points each. dramatic come-from-behind rally Hanley popped the cords for in a 48-hour span to record a vital a 3-point bomb while Shaw and victory over the Bears Friday in Smith hit a basket each to key the Tremonton. overtime period for the Bears. THURSDAY February 17, 2005 B1

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by Alleen Lang Lund, and bus driver, Verl Coates. mile, 2 mile, 800 meter and throw CORRESPONDENT Garcia said track is something of javelin, during the event. Risa Garcia perches on a desk a family tradition. Her grandfather, The first sign of trouble came in while Tooele High School students Harvard Hatton, was a runner at Delta when the bus stopped for a practice sign language around her. Brigham Young University where bathroom break. Risa noticed her Her jeans-clad legs jiggle slightly. his skills earned him a scholarship back was sore. But she figured it She’s a young woman with the to the school. While at BYU he was from sitting too long and did drive to go the distance, both on the set a record that stood for some 23 some stretching exercise to work track and in her life. years, according to family legend. out the kinks. The pain was getting It is this drive, and a little help Garcia’s father, Rudy, also has worse, along with a headache, she from her friends, that pulled her up a passion for physical fitness. He says, “but I tried not to show it.” from a low point in her life. The has been a member of the Marine She asked her seat-mate for day, March 12, 2004, “I’ll never Corps and is currently a member of some pain medicine and opened the forget that day,” she says. the Army National Guard serving window in hope the fresh air would “It’s the day I almost quite with the 116th Engineers. He vol- help the nausea she was beginning coaching,” says Kendra Reed, unteered to go to Iraq and worked to feel. The boys at the back of the Tooele High School girls’ track hard to fit the physical criteria bus complained about the cold, and coach. necessary to begin his tour of duty when her coaches learned she was Risa started the day in a great in February of 2004. Risa’s mother, sick, they made her move up to the mood. A 17-year old junior, she Rita, a substitute bus driver, and front. had won a spot to compete at the her four younger brothers, Rudy, Risa and Reed began to under- Hurricane Invitational, a pres- Greg, Eric and Cody had prepared stand there was something seri- tigious competition between top themselves for a year without him ously wrong in Meadow, Utah. The high school track students through- as he served his country. younger girl asked the bus to pull out the state. The Hurricane Invitational was over so she could vomit, then she She climbed on the bus with realization of a goal for Risa, discovered she couldn’t move her 11 other girls and 12 boys enroute who joined the track team in her legs. By this time her headache to the competition. Also on board freshman year. “I’ve always been had become almost more than she were Reed, the boys track coach hyper,” she says, and running was could bear. Randy Quarez affectionately called a good fit for her high energy. She photography / Troy Boman Tooele High school student Risa Garcia holds one of her grandfather’s track “CQ” by the students, Coach Gary was planning to run “the usual” 1 SEE SPIRIT PAGE B2 shoes. Her grandfather earned a 23-year-track record at Brigham Young University. Oak chosen as national tree by public t is common knowledge Ithat our National Bird is the Bald Eagle and less common knowledge that the rose is our National Flower. As of December 2004, with Diane Sagers Congressional CORRESPONDENT passage and presidential Garden signing of a historic bill, Spot America also has an official National Tree — the oak. The measure was hosted by (no surprise here) the National Arbor Day Foundation at its website, arborday.org, in which zzAmericans helped choose the country’s newest national symbol. “Having oak as our National Tree is in keeping with the wishes of the hundreds of thousands of people who helped choose this striking symbol of our nation’s great strength,” said John Rosenow, president of The National Arbor Day Foundation. “The United States is blessed with a wealth of tree species — more than twice as many as all of Europe — and trees have played a key role in our nation’s history. Naming a national tree is Over 100,000 Americans voted to make the oak the national tree, BLOOD DRIVE a cause for celebration for us all. making it a national symbol of strength, and symbolizing the poten- We’re grateful to the leadership of tial of great things coming from small beginnings. Congressman Bob Goodlatte of and reach skyward with every through America’s history pro- Virginia and Senator Ben Nelson passing year.” viding shade, beauty and lumber. of Nebraska for helping this Voting for the favored tree They were important in his- become a reality.” was open online for four torical events as well. Abraham “As Chairman of the House months. The oak got 101,000 Lincoln used the Salt River Agriculture Committee, I votes, while the magnificent run- Ford Oak as a marker in cross- We invite you to Give Blood appreciate how trees and for- ner-up, the redwood, received ing a river near Homer, Ill., and ests enhance the environment, almost 81,000. Rounding out Andrew Jackson took shelter Tuesday, February 22, 2005 add recreational opportunities, the top five were the dogwood, under Louisiana’s Sunnybrook 9:00 am - 2:00 pm and provide for the liveli- maple and pine. Oaks on his way to the Battle of hoods of millions of individu- People selected their vote New Orleans. Located in the Education Center als in the forest industry,” said from 21 candidate trees based on Oaks are equally impor- Congressman Goodlatte. “The broad tree categories that includ- tant to our nation as lumber. inside the Hospital oak has long been an enduring ed the state trees of all 50 states “Old Ironsides,” the USS and mighty tree. It is truly a and Washington D.C. Write-ins Constitution, took its nickname Please contact Stephanie part of our national heritage and were also accepted. from the strength of its live Reinicke at 843-3704 merits the formal distinction of “We undertook this vote to oak hull, which was famous for America’s National Tree.” remind Americans of just how repelling British cannonballs. to schedule an appointment “The oak tree will now be as important trees are to us all and More information about much a symbol of America as to emphasize the history and America’s National Tree and Thanksgiving Day, Old Glory, grandeur of our trees,” Rosenow all of the other candidate trees the Star Spangled Banner, and said. is available at www.arborday. the bald eagle,” Senator Nelson Oaks include a diverse group org, the official website of The said. “It is a fine choice to rep- of trees, with more than 60 National Arbor Day Foundation. resent our nation’s strength, as species growing in the United The Arbor Day Foundation is a it grows from just an acorn into States. Oaks are America’s most nonprofit educational organiza- a powerful entity whose many widespread hardwood trees. tion that inspires people to plant, branches continue to strengthen They have been important all nurture and celebrate trees. B2 THURSDAY February 17, 2005

grade and graduated to baritone. they faced groups from Canada, baritone in the concert band com- Spirit She also plays valve trombone, California, Washington and Utah. petition and valve trombone with continued from page B1 has played oboe and plans to learn In between visits to the beach the flute. and Universal Studios, Risa played SEE SPIRIT PAGE B3 The adults thought Risa had Reed called Risa’s mother, who meningitis and knew they needed was near Cove Fort on I-15 headed to get help soon. But “there’s no to St. George. After being told her cell service in Meadow,” Reed daughter was being flown to LDS said. Coaches and the bus driver hospital, Rita Garcia turned around tried to get help on their phones and drove back to Salt Lake City and on the bus radio, but they were so fast she was there to greet her unable to reach anyone. daughter when she arrived at the The group decided to get Risa hospital. Do You Know How back in the bus and try to reach Risa and her mother were told help as soon as possible. Once they the doctors would drill through the Much Blood Your Heart were back on Interstate-15, the bus younger girl’s vertebrae to remove radios began working again. As the tumor. After the tumor was Pumps Each Minute? luck would have it, the first person removed, Risa would be given che- they contacted was Risa’s mother, motherapy. However, when they who was substituting for Coates, opened Risa up, they discovered the driver of the track team bus. the mass was a large blood clot, WE DO! The team was close to Hurricane, not a tumor as they had believed. Join Personal Community Health Care in learning more so they checked into the motel and They were able to drain the about the disease that kills more people than all cancers “CQ” and Pete Poulson, a friend clot without drilling through Risa’s combined: of the team, carried Risa into her spine. But as the clot had been sit- Heart Failure room. She asked them to let her ting on spinal nerves, the doctors take a warm bath in hopes the still feared Risa would not regain Find out if you or your family member is at risk & what you can do to protect yourself. water would relax her muscles. use of her legs. The left her on the toilet, but when As the anesthesia wore off, Risa What: National Heart Disease Month she tried to take off her clothes, she began setting goals. Her first goal Free Screenings include: slid down off seat and had to yell was to walk on stage for the Tooele for help. High School Jazz Band Drum Line • BioZ Heart Test* Once in bed, she asked for a Assembly in April. priesthood blessing, as is the cus- Soon after she was taken off • Blood Sugar tom in the Church of Jesus Christ of the respirator, Risa discovered she • Blood Pressure Latter-day Saints. “CQ,” Lund and could wiggle the toes on her right *Find out how much blood your heart pumps each minute Coates honored her request before foot. “The left foot took longer, taking her to the new Hurricane she says. photography / Troy Boman Refreshments provided by Forest Pharmaceuticals. insta-care facility across the street She started by learning how to Reesa Garcia (right), a Tooele High School senior, signs with When: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 from the teams’ motel. dress herself, comb her hair and Bobbie Coulter (left), at Copper Canyon Elementary. 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Here doctors ran some tests. “I brush her teeth. It didn’t take her the progress made in two weeks “A lot of people were clapping” know there was something des- long to put on her pants and shirt, was on par with what is expected as she her spot. “It was awesome.” Where: Personal Community Health Care perately wrong when they took a but it was several days before she for most people to do in a year. Risa’s next goal was to attend needle this long” Reed says, indi- could put on her own shoes and tie “I am a really determined per- 1959 N. Aaron Drive, Ste C a band trip in California, Marilyn cating a three inch length with her the laces. son, a big over achiever,” she says. Tooele, Utah 84074 Syra, the band teacher, told Risa thumb and forefinger, “and stick- The physical therapists and “Plus I had help from the man she would still go on the trip, even ing it in her foot and she didn’t occupational therapists challenged upstairs. It wasn’t all me.” Cost: FREE if they had to take her in a wheel- feel it.” her to see how long she could Risa’s surgery took place two chair. But Risa had other ideas. For more information, Please Call: An ambulance was called to stand upright. They had her pre- weeks before the end of third The band attended a compe- take her to St. George, where they pare brownies and macaroni and term and school officials agreed 435-882-1644 tition in Anaheim, Calif. where checked into the newly built Dixie cheese, to build her endurance. “I to freeze her grades. She started Valley Medical Center where the was so happy when I could stand back to school shortly after fourth needle test was performed again. for 30 or 40 minutes,” she says. term started. At first she attended “I baffled the doctors,” Risa Meanwhile, Risa’s mother was part-time, picking up half of her said. “I was perfectly healthy; I trying desperately to contact her classes on one day and the rest of just couldn’t move my legs.” father in Iraq. She contacted the them on the next day. She was A specialist was called in and Red Cross, and on the Sunday after able to pass the history advance he ordered a CAT scan and an the surgery she e-mailed Rudy placement test, but missed passing THAI HOUSE RESTAURANT MRI. The diagnosis — there was a Garcia with the message “call me English advanced placement. She tumor on the teenagers’ spine and now.” When she finally contacted also took LDS seminary classes she would probably never walk him she discovered the Red Cross through home study. LLUNCHUNCH SSPECIALSPECIALS again. had not told him anything, so she Risa started back to school with “I lost it.” Reed said. had to break the news of Risa’s canes to help her walk. But “I went The decision was made to ailment over the phone. The Red to school without canes one day AirVac her to Salt Lake City for Cross arranged for Rudy Garcia and I didn’t tell Mom. I wanted to immediate surgery. to come home for three weeks see if I could do it.” $ 95 “They wanted me in the room On April 1, the day of the Jazz $ 95 leave. He was there when Risa was when they told her,” Reed said. released from the hospital, two Band Drum Line, she walked onto includes soup “I could tell coach had been weeks after her surgery. the stage. “It wasn’t pretty,” Coach crying because her mascara was Risa was told by her doctors that Reed says. “but she did it.” 5 & egg roll smeared,” Risa said. 5 After breaking the news, Risa METAL ROOFING & SIDING! wanted to know if it was a perma- Friday & Saturday nent condition, and if she would Nothing be able to move her arms. She was told she probably wouldn’t sqft Over $9.00 walk again. 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“When (Coach Reed) first handed placed second on the team and 26th Kindergarten students in Bobbie She’s aiming to get her speed down be in the University of Utah march- it over I started to bawl.” Risa said of overall at that event. In October she Coulter’s kindergarten class are to her personal best, “or better.” ing band. Spirit the award. attended regionals and had shaved learning how to sign Rubber Ducky, Risa still has some minor prob- Her long-range goal is to be continued from page B2 Risa continued to improve through her post-surgery personal record while fourth grade students at Middle lems. She sometimes loses her bal- accepted with the Marine Corps the Jazz Band. the summer, marching with the Tooele down to 22.56. Canyon are learning Don’t Laugh at ance, and her back still hurts. The Band. “I read a booklet about it and No trip to Anaheim is complete High School band in several parades, She also continued with her band Me by Mark Willis. only psychological scar is a need they do awesome things,” she says. without a visit to Disneyland and including the five-mile Days of ‘47 activities, participating in the fall And still she runs. to ride in the front seat of the bus Band members stay physically fit Adventureland. Risa said she had Parade in Salt Lake City. Band Camp and the October field Risa is now in spring training, when the team goes on long trips. by running 2-3 miles a day and they a great time on the rides like the But when she thought about run- show. She has performs on-stage working to build her endurance. Her She doesn’t dwell on the past; get to travel all over the world. “Tower of Terror.” But it was also ning cross-country track in the fall and “in the pit” for Tooele High next goal is running in the Hurricane she has too much to do in the While March 12, 2004, could a personal victory because she was she discovered “just running around School drama and the Benson Grist Invitational in March. “ ‘CQ’ and I future. After graduation Risa says have been the end of her dreams, able to walk around the park all day the block was all I could handle.” Mill Pageant. And as a level two have a running joke that he’s going she will attend the University of for Risa it was just another obstacle without using a wheelchair. She saw “CQ” during the Fourth American Sign Language student to get me there, even if he has to Utah majoring in music and minor- to overcome in her quest to go the With the carelessness of youth, of July Parade, and he encouraged she is teaching elementary students hire an ambulance to follow the bus ing in either coaching or American distance. Risa admits there were some rides her to come out and run. A week how to “sing” in sign language. down,” she says. Sign Language. She also hopes to she should have avoided, but didn’t. later she joined the team in condi- She still had back pain and was tak- tioning for cross country running. ing pain medicine two to three times “I was slow at first, and it was a day. But she wasn’t going to let a kind of frustrating,” she says. little pain get in the way of her good But the team mates and coaches time. ‘Some rides had signs saying were very encouraging. The team if you have had a recent back injury ran a weekly course in Settlement you shouldn’t go on this ride,” she Canyon. Before her surgery Risa’s said. “But I thought, ‘It’s been two personal record was 21.45, but in the months, I’m alright’.” fall of 2004 she was thrilled when Risa was not able run in Spring she was finally able to run the same 2004, but her team awarded her a distance in under 30 minutes. plaque for “Inspirational Efforts to By September when the team the Tooele Track and Field” for her traveled to a meet in Idaho Falls, inspiring example. Idaho, she was running well enough to be on the varsity team again. She

photography / Troy Boman Risa Garcia holds her grandfather’s track shoe, which she keeps as a memento and source of inspiration for her track events. WEDDING Dennison/Nelms

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dennison and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pearce invite you to share in the joy of the marriage uniting their children, Tiffany Dawn and David Eugene Nelms. This celebration of love will be Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005, at 3 p.m. at the Eagles Nest, Tooele Army Depot. Casual dress; drivers need to show picture ID and proof of insurance at the front gate. If Tiffany Dawn Dennison you did not receive an invitation and David Eugene Nelms please feel free to come.

McBride/Barton

Miranda McBride and Chris Barton were married on Jan. 13, 2005. An open house will be held on Friday, Feb. 18, 2005, at the Tooele East Stake Center, 751 North 520 East (7th Street), from 6-8 p.m. Miranda’s parents are Brenda and Scott McBride of Tooele. Chris’ parents are Joy Barton of Salt Lake City and Alan Barton of Bountiful. Miranda McBride and Chris Barton

Ferrin/Garcia

Dennis Kay and Annette Ferrin are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter, Adrienne Kay, to Kevin Ryan Garcia, son of Mark and Jenny Garcia. They are to be wed Saturday, Feb. 19, 2005, in Salt Lake City. Kevin is a 1997 Tooele High graduate. Kevin and Adrienne work at Poll Sound and will make their home in Salt Lake City. Adrienne Kay Ferrin and Kevin Ryan Garcia

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ship to anyone interested. Deadline to Tooele pick up and return the application is March 15. Contact Margene Colledge, Would-be Fiddlers! 435-830-2521 for information. JoAnne Hinkle and Betta Nash are Buy Girl Scout cookies sponsoring a once-a-month Fiddling Girl Scout cookies will be on sale class each third Friday from 4-5 p.m. March 11-20 all over the valley — at the THS orchestra/chorus room for Tooele, Stansbury Park, Grantsville beginning and intermediate violinists. — at Albertson’s, Blockbuster Video, This month we are meeting Friday, Feb. Domino’s Pizza, Hollywood Video, 18. Call Betta Nash at 882-5107 to reg- Maverick Country Store, Soelberg’s, ister for the class and to receive a book UPS Store and Wal-Mart. Which are your of transcriptions. favorites? Samoas, Thin Mints, Double Horseback therapy available Dutch, Reduced Fat Lemon Coolers, Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Trefoils, Tagalongs, Do-si-dos? Center which provides weekly horse- For more information call Tooele back riding therapy to children and Service Unit Cookie Manager Kim youth with disabilities is looking for vol- Maughan, 843-8174. unteers (must be at least 12 years old). The next volunteer orientation/training will be Tuesday, Feb. 22, at 6:30 p.m. or Meetings Wednesday, Feb. 23. at 3:30 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Complex Indoor Arena. County commission meets Healing Horses is also currently accept- The Tooele County Commission will ing new clients. For more information hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, regarding becoming a volunteer or thera- Feb. 22, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the py sessions, contact Brenda 843-1134. Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Sale benefits tsunami victims Tooele. Local Thrivent Financial for Luterans LEPC meeting slated chapter is having a garage sale benefit The LEPC meeting will be held Recently seven students along with their work- based learning coordinator Kelly Morgan had the opportunity to job shadow for tsunami victims on Saturday, Feb. 19, Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 1:30 p.m. at the at the College of Massage Therapy in downtown Salt Lake City. What a fun learning experience the students had. First they at the new St. Barnabas center on Aaron Tooele County Courthouse, EOC con- were taken on a tour of the school and then had seminar where the students learned all about careers and the benefits Drive in Overlake at 9 a.m. All proceeds ference room. of massage therepy to the human body. After the seminar the students were taken in a classroom where they were each and a matching grant for $1,600 will go Adjustment board meets giving a chair massage. It was awesome and very informative. Kaila Pearson said, “Wow, I had no idea how good massage to tsunami victims. The Tooele County Board of therapy could be for all sorts of body problems, I reallywant to pursue this career.” The best part of the job shadow was the TEAD events Adjustment will hold a meeting on college gave the students a gift certificate for a free massage. Grantsville High School would like to Thank the staff at the Questions? Call Colleen at 833-2861. Thursday, Feb. 17, at 7 p.m. in the com- College of Massage Therphy for the wonderful opportunity to learn about careers in that field. • Bowling — Don’t miss the expe- mission chambers on the third floor of rience of Monte Carlo bowling on the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Books on sale Schools. The cost is $10, refundable at Saturday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. in TEAD’s Main, Tooele. Rush Valley The Friends of the Library will have a the end of the session if your child has bowling center. Cost is $15 per person. half price book sale on Saturday, March missed less than two days. Pick up a The grill will be open. Call 833-2849 Town council meets 5, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Donations of registration form at your neighborhood after 6 p.m. for more information. Sports The Rush Valley Town Council will books are greatly appreciated. Leave school or call 833-1900 ext. 1152. • Chicken wing night — The Eagle’s hold its regular meeting Feb. 23 at 7 your books in the Tooele Public Library TJHS parent/teacher conf Nest has 25 Cent Chicken Wing Night p.m. at the Rush Valley Town Hall, 53 by the Friends book store. All money Parent/teacher conferences will be every Thursday evening in February Girls Fastpitch slated Registration for Tooele Girls Fastpitch S. Park Street. generated by the sale of books is used held Thursday, Feb. 24, from 4-7 p.m. from 5-7 p.m. Recreational Softball will be held at to purchase books and books on CD All parents are encouraged to attend. • Basket night — TEAD’s Eagle’s the Little Theater inside Macey’s on or tape, which are given to the library Nest Basket Night is back on Thursdays Guiding Good Choices class Wednesday, Feb. 23, from 6-9 p.m.; for all to use. The book store is open from 5-8 p.m. Call 833-5555 for infor- Are you a parent or caregiver of a Saturdays, Feb. 26 and March 5, from 10 Pine Canyon to the public on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. mation. fifth- or sixth-grade Tooele student? The a.m. to 4 p.m. The fee is $45 for all ages. to 2 p.m. and on Fridays from 1-7 p.m. Guiding Good Choices (GGC) program Furry friends await No birth certificates are needed. Water meeting slated Please continue to support the library. Lincoln Culinary Water Corporation is designed to assist you in providing Your new Best Friend is wait- Season will start April 1 and runs more protective factors to everyday risks ing for you at the Grantsville City through June. Practices are 1-2 times is having its annual water meeting Feb. 17 at the fire station at 7 p.m. faced by these students. The five-week Animal Shelter! Visit www.petfinder. per week with games scheduled on two Scouts course provides information and fam- com, enter zip code 84029, and meet Saturdays: April 23 is opening day; June ily activities to help your children resist Betsy, Buckshot, Fonzie, Freckles, Jake, 4 is Super Saturday and picture day. Girl Scout Thinking Day issues like substance abuse and antiso- Casanova, Velvet, Cosmo and Kramer For more information or to help Churches Thinking day will be held on Saturday, cial behavior. Participants can choose — the latter two are 8-week-old broth- coach, call Judy at 843-0980, Diana at Feb. 26 from 7-9 p.m. at the Dow James Tuesday or Thursday night classes, 7-9 ers. Several of these hounds are pup- 833-0435, Curtis at 882-7800 or Earl at Baptist revival slated Building. Cost is $1 for six samples. p.m. pies, several are purebreds and all are in 882-7321. The First Baptist Church of Grantsville Come support your local girl scouts and A $15 fee includes participation need of new, loving homes. If you don’t will host its Spring Revival on March 6- enjoy samples of food from around the handbooks. Financial aid is available. have Web access, please call 884-6881 9 with Ed Chaney as their evangelist. Ed world. Interested? Call Melissa at 843-0392. or 884-4407 for more information or Grantsville is a graduate of Southwestern Baptist to arrange a face-to-face meeting with Theological Seminary with a Masters GED preparation any or all of these wonderful, adoptable of Divinity. He has been in the min- Tooele Adult Education Center, 76 companions. G-Ville Neighborhood Watch Schools S. 1000 West, is offering a free evalua- Grantsville Police will sponsor a istry since 1958, pastoring numerous churches, serving in various capacities tion for adults desiring to pass the GED Celebrate Lincoln Neighborhood Watch meeting Thursday, (two hour test). If the evaluation shows Join the Tooele County Republican and preaching over 400 revivals in his THS announcements Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. The event will be held • Conferences — Parent/Teacher con- weaknesses, the Center will prepare you Party in its annual Lincoln Day event on career. at City Hall, 429 E. Main St. All current ferences for Tooele High School are for passing the GED. The $25 prepara- Friday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele The First Baptist Church is located members as well as anyone interested in being held Wednesday, Feb. 23, from 4- tion class can be attended anytime the County Health Department, 151 N Main, at 235 West Main, Grantsville. Services participating in the police Neighborhood 7 p.m. in the THS lunchroom. Teachers, center is open. High school credit may Tooele. Congressman Rob Bishop will begin at 11 a.m. Sunday morning, March Watch program are invited. counselors and administrators will all be earned at the same time you prepare be the featured speaker. Light refresh- 6. Evening services will be held Sunday be on hand to meet with parents and for the GED. Five credits can be added ments will be served. Admission is free, Claim stolen items through Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. students. to your high school transcript once the but donations to the Party are encour- Grantsville Police still have several For additional information, contact the • Report cards — Mid-term reports GED is passed. The center is open aged. Call Ruth Ann at 843-1464 with Christmas items that were stolen from church at 884-6025 or the pastor and his will be passed out in the front hall. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. any questions. yards in November and December. Call wife, Rush and Eve Kee, at 884-3737. 884-6881 to identify and pick up the The public is invited to attend. Those reports not picked up will be and Monday and Thursday nights, 4-8 Genealogy services available given out to students at school the fol- p.m. Call 833-1994. decorations which include a mechanical LDS Spanish Branch Tooele Valley Regional Family Santa Claus. lowing morning. Computer classes starting History Center, located at 751 North The Tooele Ninth Branch (Spanish • SIS — Passwords and ID num- Cowboy family night speaking) is meeting every Sunday at Tooele Adult Education Center is 520 East, Tooele, offers genealogists bers are the same as last year. This offering an advanced computer class free use of Ancestry.com, microfiche Dinner! Fun family entertainment! 1000 North and Broadway. Services and dancing! information will allow parents to access in Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, and microfilm, photocopies and prints. start at 1:30 p.m. with sacrament meet- their student’s grades and attendance Grantsville High School Cowboy ing. For more information, please con- PowerPoint, and Windows. The class will Hours of operation are Tuesdays 9:30 records through the internet by going to be held at the Tooele Adult Education a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. Club is sponsoring the annual Cowboy tact President Gonzalez at 228-0024. Family Night on March 7. Dinner will the Tooele County School District web Center, 76 S. 1000 West on Tuesday and to 6:30 p.m., Thursdays 12:30-9:30 p.m., Cowboy Christian Fellowship page. Wednesday nights, 6-9 p.m., for five Fridays and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. be served at 5 p.m. and the program will start at 7 p.m. Dinner will cost $4 The Cowboy Christian Fellowship Those who need assistance in access- weeks beginning Feb. 22. Adults cur- With questions, please call 882-1396 or meets Sunday 11 a.m. at 500 N. 200 ing the web page can contact the THS rently enrolled at the education center email [email protected]. per plate or $15 per family (up to six members) and includes the program and West. We are currently working on the attendance office for help. That number will be charged $25. Fee for community Family center opens dancing. To attend the program only “Purpose Driven Life.” Call 882-8673 or is 833-1087 during working hours. participants is $50; seniors, 55 and over, Utah Family Center, dedicated to costs $2 or $1 for children 12 and under. 435-224-3333 for information. • Questions — Call Tooele High pay $45. Fees must be paid in full before helping families succeed, announces its Contributions go to Grantsville High’s LDS singles luncheon School at 833-1978 or 833-1981 if you the first night of class. Call 833-1994 opening at 66 W. Vine St., Suite B, Booster Club to support academics, arts Come to an LDS singles luncheon have any questions concerning the activ- before Feb. 18 to register. Tooele (old district offices in back). We and athletics. GHS memorabilia will be with entertainment on Saturday, Feb. ities at Parent/Teacher conferences. have hundreds of free resources on par- available for purchase. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Tooele North Stake Kindergarten registration enting, discipline, literacy, homework, Center, 583 North 270 East, Tooele. All Thursday-Friday, Feb. 24-25, register Seniors learning disabilities, understanding chil- G-ville Iraqi soldiers Grantsville Old Folks Sociable singles are invited. your kindergartner for September class dren and health. We have resources — 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Requirements to Grandparents help kids for local PTAs and school educators Committee is looking for all Grantsville register are: Volunteers of America, Utah, is offer- and a variety of classes from Love and soldiers who have served in the Mideast Library • Be five years old by Sept. 1 ing the Foster Grandparent Program Logic and 7 Habits of Highly Effective during the Iraqi conflict. The servicemen • Have official state birth certificate for limited income seniors in Tooele Families. We would love to talk to PTA, and women will be honored during the Share a story (contact health department at 843-2310) County. Seniors must be over 60 and church groups, etc. We are in need of upcoming Sociable. If you or someone The Tooele County Bookmobile • Have health exam after March 1 willing to volunteer at least 15 hours volunteers. We can be reached at 833- you know has served recently in the Library, Grantsville, is participating in • Have current immunizations a week with children in school set- 1960. Mideast call: Deanna Hislop at 884- 6652 or Andrea Tate at 884-6532. the 11th Annual National Young Writers Preschool available tings. Eligible seniors may qualify for Wanted: Exchange students G’ville Children’s Sociable and Illustrators Contest sponsored by If your child has not attended a pre- a monthly tax free stipend of approxi- Youth, ages 14-18 are needed for a KUED-Channel 7 and Emmy Award- school program prior to kindergarten, mately $200. Contact Jennifer at the summer exchange with Russian students. The 2005 Grantsville Children’s Sociable dress rehearsal is set for winning series Reading Rainbow. he/she may be eligible for “Get Ready” Tooele Office at 882-3154 or 840-0462 Russian language lessons will be held Children in kindergarten through third pre-kindergarten program held June 6- Wednesday evenings, 8:30-9:30 p.m. at Wednesday, March 16, and the actual event will be Thursday, March 17. For grade may enter by telling original sto- 30 from 8-10:30 a.m. Monday-Friday at the Tooele Seminary. Contact Gary and ries using their own words and pictures East, Northlake or Willow Elementary SEE DOINGS PAGE B5 Karen Hunter for more information at questions or concerns contact Ken or Ada Goodworth at 884-6944. and could win a set of 10 Reading 882-7851 or [email protected] Rainbow episodes on DVD and related DWS changes hours feature books. You may visit KUED’s DOINGS POLICY Tooele Employment Center of the Stockton web site (www.kued.org.rainbow) for Department of Workforce Services has contest information or visit the library to Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the changed its office hours to Monday- pick up contest rules and an entry form. Valley”? Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Fridays, 9 Town meeting slated Hurry! Contest ends Friday, April 1. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a a.m.-5 p.m. The Stockton Town Council will hold Bookmobile closed Feb. 21 notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Elks scholarship a working meeting on Tuesday, Feb. The Tooele County Bookmobile etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Tooele Ladies of Elks are sponsoring 22, at the Stockton Town Hall, 18 N. Library, Grantsville, will be closed on display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. a $1,000 second year nursing scholar- Johnson St., at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21, for Presidents’ Day. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. THURSDAY February 17, 2005 B5

will be held Wednesday, Feb. 23, State Poetry Society Oquirrh before March 2. Karaoke will magazine. Winners will also foremost on photographic quality Doings 7-9 p.m. at the Tooele County Chapter will meet on Thursday, be provided by Kickin Karaoke receive prizes, including custom (originality, subject, composition, continued from page B4 Children’s Justice Center, 25 S. Feb. 17, at 7 p.m. at Elaine at 8 p.m. digital enlargements from Borge lighting, etc.), but location will 100 East, Tooele. Girls 10 and Ipson’s house, 449 Country Club, Andersen & Associates, one of also be taken into account in order older are invited to join adult Stansbury Park. The public is the contest sponsors. The contest to encourage photos from all parts to see if you qualify. members of the group. Please invited, and members are encour- Volunteers deadline date is April 15, 2004 of the state; 6. All photos will Grantsville senior citizens remember to bring: a dish to aged to bring their friends. Please (postmarked). Submit entries to: become part of the Division of Free coffee and pool in March share; children’s underwear, girls RSVP to Marney Zambrano at 1- Help violence victims Theater Photo Contest, 300 S. State History’s permanent photo — compliments of the Center or boys, any size; diapers, any 435-843-1215. Come prepared to Domestic Violence and Rio Grande, Salt Lake City, UT collection. Due to the large num- board. The Grantsville Senior size; an item for the silent auc- share an original poem with the Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy 84101 . ber of entries, we will not be able Center can be called at 884- tion, if you want; and if you are group (6 copies). A video about (DVSAVA) is looking for volun- Contest Rules: 1. Subjects must to return photos; 7. This year there 3446. able, a monetary donation The a famous poet will be shown and teer victim advocates to provide be historic Utah theaters (50 years will be a “Youth Category” for • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; mission of Womenade is to use discussed. Plans for the March coverage for a countywide crisis or older); 2. Limit of three entries photographers high-school age lunch at noon, reservations by our collective power as women to and April chapter meetings will line. Training starts March 15; per contestant; 3. Photos may be and younger. Youth entries should 8:30 a.m. help others in our community. be finalized. Refreshments will call now. To learn more contact slides or prints (color or black- be so marked. • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; Gardeners order trees be served. Betsy at 843-1203 or 241-0337. and-white) or digital images (300 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Tooele Master Gardeners will Wildlife Fed. gathers dpi or higher) taken by the con- If it happens here, reservations by 8:30 a.m. hold their monthly meeting on Attention Tooele County! testant; 4. Entries should include read about it here. • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005 at the The Tooele County Wildlife General the location of the structure and 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 Tooele County Extension build- Federation will hold its annual the name, address, and telephone p.m. Pinochle ing, 151 N. Main. The business elk dinner and banquet Saturday, number of the photographer/ con- Feeling trapped? testant; 5. Entries will be judged • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; meeting will begin at 6:30 PM Feb. 19, at 6 p.m. at the National If someone’s drinking is 10 a.m. line dancing; 12 p.m. followed by the educational Guard Armory. So what is all affecting you and your family, blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. program at 7 PM. This month’s the hub-bub? We are inviting Al-Anon can help. Call 435-882- Bingo; lunch at noon, reserva- topic is specimen trees, and will everybody out to come and enjoy 7756 for more information. tions by 8:30 a.m. presented by long time Master a fun night and support Tooele Solar Design and Installation Workshop • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; Gardener Joyce Tate and county County’s wildlife all in one. We SLCC events lunch at noon, reservations by horticulturist Jon Hogan. Mr. will be having a fun raffle with • Writer’s conference — SLCC Salt Lake City April 18-23 8:30 a.m. Hogan will be taking orders for lots of good prizes including a and the Utah Arts Council pres- Led by Solar Energy International • Everyday quilting trees, especially those that are Knight muzzle loader and Hoyt ent the Ninth annual Lake Effect • Feb. 19 — Old Time Fiddlers not available in local nurseries bow. For more information call Writers’ Conference Friday, Feb. The Green Building Center and the 1-3 p.m. Celebrate! but grow well in our county. 833-9065, 882-4767 or 882- 18, at the SLCC Jordan Campus. Utah Energy Ofﬁce are sponsoring a • Feb. 21 — Center closed for Many sizes and varieties of trees 6795. The public is welcome to attend six-day hands-on workshop. President’s Day will be available, and this is a an evening of reading for free at 7:00 pm, in the Jordan Campus For More Information: (801) 484-6278 • Feb. 21 — Rainbow Casino great opportunity to get those Surgery support group Or Visit: www.solarenergy.org overnight trip. that are hard to find. Please plan A monthly support group Student Pavilion. The main focus • Feb. 22 — Foot clinic; call to pay for trees when ordered. meeting is held for all weight- of this event is to provide a forum 884-3446 for appointment. The public is welcome to attend loss surgery patients, their sup- where students can learn from • Feb. 25 — Valentine’s Day our educational program and take porters and those interested in accomplished writers. birthday dinner 5 p.m. with enter- advantage of ordering trees. learning more about the surgi- • Discuss racial problems — A tainment by the Sunshine Group. cal treatment of obesity. At each panel of community leaders will Order of Eastern Star be at SLCC Feb. 24 to discuss Tooele Babe Ruth • March 1 — Hearing clinic at The Order of Eastern Star will meeting a success habits topic is 9 a.m. to Noon featured with handouts, partici- racial problems unique to Utah sponsor a bus to Wendover on and the negative impact this • March 3 — Center board Feb. 27 at 9 a.m. The cost is patory activities and challenges. meeting at 7 p.m. Meetings are facilitated by sup- could have on future work envi- $15. Meet at Albertson’s parking ronments. The panel discussion • March 6 — Laughlin- lot. Please call 882-3976 or 882- port group leaders from Bariatric BASEBALL will be held from 12-2 p.m. in the Mesquite trip 2564 for reservations. Support Centers International. Meetings are held every fourth Student Center Oak Room at the • March 9 — Blood sugar and Masons meet blood pressure test at 9 a.m. Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Mountain SLCC Redwood Road Campus, 2005 Sign Ups • March 25 — St. Patrick’s Rocky Mountain Lodge No. West Medical Center, radiolo- 4600 S. Redwood Road. Day birthday dinner at 5 p.m. 11, 22 Settlement Canyon Road, gy break room, 2055 N. Main, • Community orchestra per- Entertainment by Shawnee Nash Tooele, will hold a special EA Tooele. Group leader Suzie forms — The SLCC Symphony Sign up now at Tooele City Hall degree meeting on Saturday, & Co. Hansen can be reached at 882- Orchestra will perform with Birth Certificate Required • March 27 — Happy Easter Feb. 19, at 10 a.m. at the Tooele 5202. For more information, the Taylorsville Community • March 29 — Foot clinic Masonic Temple. Come out contact Bariatric Support Centers Orchestra Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. (Playing age is determined by the player’s age on July 31, 2005) 1:30-3:30 p.m. Appointments are and support the candidates. All International, 801-327-6500 or in the Taylorsville High School necessary. Masons are invited to attend. For www.bariatricsupportcenter.com. auditorium, 5225 S. Redwood Thursday, February 17 more information, please call Road. The concert is free and Tooele seniors 882-1222. Elk events open to the public. Thursday, February 24 • Corn beef/cabbage — The • Mondays — Line dancing • Cirque Le Masque is coming pm pm AAUW meets Tooele Ladies of Elks will serve 6:30 - 8:30 at 1 p.m. — This new circus or “Cirque The Tooele Branch of the their famous Corn Beef and • Tuesdays — Advanced line performance” features perform- dancing at 1 p.m. American Association of Cabbage Dinner Tuesday, March Saturday, February 19 University Women will meet ers spinning on fabric defying • Exercise classes 10:30-11:30 8, at 6-7:30 p.m. at the Tooele pm pm Thursday, Feb. 17, 7 p.m. at Van the laws of gravity as they travel 1 - 4 a.m. — Monday, Cardio Breeze Elks Lodge. The cost will be $7 over water and fire with shooting (flowing cardio, balance and Shafer’s home, 246 N. First St., per plate. Reservations must be Tooele. Donna Johnson from the lights flashing across the stage. Saturday, February 26 stretching; Wednesday, aerobics, made by March 4 (takeouts also). And soon Utahans can see this basic step and strength train- New Reflection House, a pro- Please call 435-882-2103 or 435- am pm gram of Valley Mental Health, modern circus in person. This 10 - 3:00 ing; Thursday, Pilates and Yoga; 882-1514. All Elks, Ladies of spring Salt Lake Community will speak to us about the pro- - Friday, Tai Chi and Yoga. Elks and their guests are wel College is bringing “theatrical Saturday, February 19 • DJ Tony Busico will play gram. come. Need not be a member for circus” to Utah for the first time am am AAUW promotes equity for all take outs! from 12-1 p.m. during the month with a visit by Cirque Le Masque at Stansbury Elementary 10 - 11:30 women and girls, lifelong educa- • Meeting — The Tooele of February. (the Mask) April 15-16. tion and positive societal change. BPOE and Ladies of Elks regular • Feb. 18 — Dave Faddis Band The group will perform two For more information call 882- meeting will start at 8 p.m. fol- T-Ball/Machine Pitch/Kid Pitch 6-8 yrs. old $38 will play for dancing from 6-8 separate evenings: Friday and p.m. 9002 or 882-0265 or visit aau- lowing dinner March 8. wutah.org Saturday, April 15-16, at 7 p.m. Cal Ripken 9-12 yrs. old $73 • Feb. 25 — Michael Harris Eagles events Ticket prices are: $6 for SLCC provides entertainment 5-6 p.m. Bereaved parents meet • Steak — The Eagles will *$10 refundable upon working one snack bar shift -$10 A new service for parents who students, $10 for SLCC faculty/ and Ned Garcia will DJ for danc- serve steak, shrimp, halibut and - $63 have lost a child thru miscar- staff and $15 for the general pub ing from 6-8 p.m. chicken dinners on Friday, Feb. lic. Tickets are available by call- • March 4, 11, 18 — Delbert riage, stillbirth, ectopic pregnan- 18, from 6:30-9 p.m. Bob and Babe Ruth** 13-15 yrs. old $88 cy or infant death is coming to ing the Grand Theatre box office Long will DJ for dancing 6-8 Cinda McCully will host. at 957-3322. **High School players sign up now. p.m. the county. The Bereaved Parent • Family Night — Family • March 25 — Ned Garcia will Support Group will be held every Enter photo contest night will be held Saturday, Feb. Utah Preservation magazine’s DJ for dancing 6-8 p.m. third Friday (Feb. 18) from 6:30- - Tee Shirts for the first 400 players to register 26. The Aletha Wrathall fam annual photo contest is seeking 8 p.m. at the Stansbury Park ily will host the evening. Sloppy Senior Circle, MWMC images of Utah’s most intriguing Late sign ups will be placed on a waiting Senior Circle costs just $15 Clubhouse. For more informa- Joes with the trimmings will be tion, contact Becky Chamberlain historic theaters. Winning pho- list and will pay a $10 late fee!! per year. Call 843-3690 for a served at 6:30 p.m. at a cost of $4 tographs will be published in membership form and to RSVP (435) 843-7195. No children, for adults and $2 for kids 12 and please. the Division of State History’s www.tooelebaseball.org for all activities except exercise under. Eaglo will follow. award-winning Utah Preservation and water aerobics. Tooele Gun Club • Easter basket auction — On • Body Instincts — Meets The Round Robin is coming. Friday, March 4, the Auxiliary on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the Shoot it with us on March 6, Sisters will make and donate Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). 13 and 20. We need shooters Easter baskets for an auction, Free to members. of all skill levels as teams are and a $100 Easter money tree • Hinges and Twinges (water made up of five different skill will be raffled. All proceeds sup- �� aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and levels. We shoot 75 targets e port Special Olympics Utah. Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt ach Sunday (make-ups can be • Cancer fund dinner/dance �� Aquatic Center, $2.50 for mem- done on Saturdays) and teams are — The cancer fund dinner/dance �� bers, $3.50 for non-members. assigned specific times to shoot will be held March 19 featur- • Feb. 22 — Birthday Bingo so your time isn’t spent idle waiting stuffed pork chops and live �� Night 5 p.m. in the MWMC caf- ing to shoot. We’re expecting music. Chairman Byron and �� eteria. Come celebrate February 100 to 150 shooters so come join Corrie Anderson will raffle items birthdays and play bingo for priz- us for some shooting fun. We’re including an electric organ. es. Pizza, cake and drinks will be also offering a Benelli 12 gauge, Moose crab crack �� served for $2. 3 1/2” magnum to the winner of The Moose annual crab crack �� our raffle. For information, call • Feb. 25 — Day Trip to Park will be March 5 at 7 p.m. for the �� John Miller at 882 2429. City/Olympic Winter Park Tour/ annual crab crack. Cost is $18.50 �� Outlet Malls for $20 plus lunch. Poetry society events for crab and $15 for steak. Pre- �� • May 19-21 — Spring • Monthly meeting — The Utah paid reservations are required �� Getaway to Moab. Cost is $194 �� for double occupancy and will �� include transportation, sightsee- ALCOHOLISM, DRUG ADDICTION? ing, most meals, hotel accom- modations for two nights, sound/ � Recovery groups are part of the problem. �� light cruise on Colorado River �� and a cowboy show at Bar M � Quit on your own, and make it stick! �� Chuckwagon. �� Rational Recovery® shows you exactly how. �� Groups Visit us at: �� www.rational.org �� Womenade dinner Call us today! A Womenade potluck dinner 1-530-621-2667

�� THURSDAY February 17, 2005 B7 MISSIONARIES Humility, volunteering give true power esus came and 4H leaders. We have some Weekly, even daily, review of our derided by the pharisees for Elder Strieby as the wonderful dentists and assistants heart and behavior, coupled with socializing with the poor and suffer- who are volunteering their time, confession to God, is an essential those of lowly state. Our culture Elder Clifford Strieby recently J ing, humble equipment and building to help practice of humility. is very status conscious and returned from serving in the New servant. God provide low-cost services to • Acknowledge your sins to people naturally want to social- Hampshire Manchester Mission. understood that people that are in pain. A lot of others. James 5:16 — Humility ize upward. Resist the temptation He will speak Sunday, Feb. 20, humility is one the time the Lord inspires good before God is not complete of being partial to those with 2005, at 1 p.m. in the Westland of the traits people to act as his ‘angels’ in unless there is also humility wealth and status. Ward. that gets the ministering to the needs of oth- before man. A true test of our • Choose to serve others. Clifford is the son of Patrick attention of the ers. Sometimes the volunteer willingness to humble ourselves Philippians 1:1-2, Corinthians and Marilyn Strieby. human race. work that people do may be a is being willing to share with 4:5, Matthew 23:11 — When Janet Peterson As we give humble job. Don’t let that stop others the weaknesses we con- we serve others we are serving away deeds of GUEST COLUMNIST you from helping someone or the fess to God. Wisdom, however, God’s purpose in their lives. humility, we community. dictates that we do so with oth- Doing so builds the kingdom of Elder Clifford Strieby bring a similar The Good We need to be humble for ers that we trust. God instead of the kingdom of influence into God to work through us. We are • Take wrong patiently. 1 Peter self. the world. As News nothing without Jesus. You can 3:8-17 — This can be a difficult • Be quick to forgive. Matthew we allow Jesus never become so perfect that you one. When something is unjust, 18:21-35 — Forgiveness is pos- to love others through us, we can fight the adversary on your I want to react and rectify sibly one of the greatest acts of Antonio (Tony) will find great joy in serving. own. It is the authority invested it. However, patiently respond- humility we can do. To forgive is Jesus’ lowly estate threw a through Jesus that we are able to ing to the unjust accusations and to acknowledge a wrong that has Lopez curve ball to religious leaders do the things that we do for God. actions of others demonstrates been done to us and also to fur- of his day. They expected him Perhaps you have heard the our strength of Godly character ther release our right of repay- Antonio (Tony) Lopez has to appear as victorious Lord story of the man who received and provides an opportunity to ment for the wrong. Forgiveness accepted a call to serve as a full- of Lords and King of Kings. recognition for being the hum- put on humility. is denial of self. Forgiveness is time missionary for the Church Of course, Jesus is coming the blest man in the church? They • Actively submit to author- not insisting on our way and our of Jesus Christ of Latter-day second time, in manifest power gave him a pin to wear, then the ity ... the good and the bad. 1 justice. Saints. He will be serving the and authority; but he came the following Sunday he wore it and Peter 2:18 — Our culture does • Cultivate a grateful heart. 1 people of the Trujillo Peru mis- first time in humility. Today it they took it away from him for not value submissions; rather, Thessalonians 5:18 — The more sion. Elder Lopez will be the fea- seems little has changed. While being proud. One wonders some- it promotes individualism. How we develop an attitude of grati- tured speaker at the Grantsville we look high and low for effec- times if humility is like this. As purposely and actively do you tude for the gift of salvation and Third Ward Sacrament meeting, tive approaches that will touch soon as we think that we are work on submission to those life he has given us, the more at the Grantsville West Street the world around us, with God’s humble, we are not. Perhaps the whom God has placed in your true our perspective of self. A Chapel. On Feb. 20, 2005. He love, the most obvious one is best way to understand humility life? Doing so is a good way to grateful heart is a humble heart. will enter the MTC on Feb. 23. often overlooked. Doing humble is attempting to see ourselves humble yourself. • Speak well of others. Tony is the son of John and Antonio (Tony) Lopez acts of service causes the world through God’s eyes rather than • Receive correction and feed- Ephesians 4:31-32. Diana Lopez. to notice our lives and to listen our own. Humility is not denying back from others graciously. • Treat pride as a condition to our message. the power or gifting you have, Proverbs 10;17, 12:1 — If you that always necessitates embrac- When you volunteer your time but admitting that the gifting is receive negative feedback, sim- ing Jesus. It is our nature to be to your community or to help from God and the power comes ply share that with me. I will proud, and it is God’s nature in BABIES other people, God is mindful through you and not from you. pray about it and get back to us that brings humility. of you. God lightens your load After World War II Winston you. Look for the kernel of truth The last thing that I will men- when you take on someone else’s Churchill humbly commented in what people offer you, even if tion is to remember that we are Peyton Lee load. If you think that you are that “I was not the Lion, but it it comes from a dubious source. not saved by works, serving weighted down, help someone fell to me to give the Lions roar.” Always pray, Lord, what are you others lightens our load. We are Hi there! else. Above all else, resist pride. To truly repent or to put trying to show me through this? saved by Grace, asking Jesus My name is Donovan, and I’m Proverbs 6:16-19: These six off pride also requires that • Accept a lowly place. into our hearts to guide our lives here to tell you about my cute things the Lord doth hate; yea we embrace, or put on humil- Proverbs 25:6-7 and Luke 14:8- and repenting of our sins. John little baby brother. His name is seven are an abomination to him. ity. James 4:10 states: Humble 11 — If you find yourself want- 10:9 — Jesus said: I am the Peyton Kyle Lee, born Nov. 8, A proud look, a lying tongue and yourselves in the presence of the ing to sit at the head of the table, door, if anyone enters by me, he 2004, at 8:42 p.m. weighing 7 hands that shed innocent blood, a Lord and he will exalt you. The wanting others to recognize your will be saved. pounds 3 ounces and at 19.5 heart that deviseth wicked imagi- following is a list of 12 sugges- contribution or become offended Janet Peterson is associate inches long. He had a rough nations, feet that are swift in run- tions on how to humble yourself, when others are honored or pastor for the Cowboy Christian start and spent 13 days in the St. ning to mischief, a false witness most of them are basics of our chosen, then pride is present. Fellowship in Tooele. She has Mark’s NICU. To happily wel- that speaketh lies and he that Christian Faith: Propose to support others being lived in Tooele County for sev- come him home was my nana, soweth discord among brethren. • Routinely confess your sins recognized, rather than you. eral decades and entered the grandpa and grandma Lee, many Our hats go off to the many to God. Romans 3:23: All of us Accept and look for the lowly minstry desiring to help those aunts, uncles, cousins, friends Peyton Lee wonderful people that volunteer sin and fall short of the Glory place, it is the place of humility. who are struggling. and most importantly the big, in our community and churches. of God. However, too few of us • Purposely associate with share my toys! over-protective brother — that’s Relay for Life, which helps the have a routine practice of rigor- people of lower state than you. Our family sends a heartfelt NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 me. American Cancer Society, people ous self-honesty examinations. Luke 7:36-39 — Jesus was My proud parents are Brandon “thanks” to Dr. Stephen Lamb, that volunteer in the Senior and Heidi Lee. It sure is nice the NICU nurses and staff. Patrol, the hospital’s Senior having a baby brother; I just Circle, the Boy Scout, Girl Scout hope it doesn’t mean I have to

The First Baptist Church of MILITARY NEWS Grantsville will host its Spring Revival on March SPC David 6th - 9th with Ed Chaney as their Evangelist. Ed is Hawkins a graduate of Southwestern SPC David Hawkins has Baptist Theological Seminary with a Masters of returned to Iraq for the third time. Divinity. He has been in the ministry since He volunteered to go the last two 1958, pastoring numerous churches, times. He said the people there serving in various capacities and preaching need our help. He has moved over 400 revivals in his career. He served as the Director of Evangelism and from motor pool to driving the Stewardship for the Utah-Idaho Southern big rigs. Baptist Convention in 1993. He has been His parents, John and Sandy listed in Whoʼs Who in Religion and in Hawkins of Erda, and his family Outstanding Young Men in America. He resides with his wife, Vivian, in Alexandria, are very proud of him. La. They have four daughters. The First Baptist Church is located at 235 W. Main, Grantsville. Services begin at 11 a.m. SPC David Hawkins Sunday morning, March 6. Evening services will be held Sunday through Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. For additional information, contact the church at 884-6025 or the pastor and his wife, Rush and Eve Kee, at 884-3737. Bradley E. Beatie The public is invited to attend.

Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Bradley E. Beatie, son of Coral and David Earl of Tooele, Utah, and his fellow shipmates recently completed a series of sea trials, while assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk, forward deployed to Yokosuka, Japan. The sea trials ended a four month ship’s restricted availabili- ty for Beatie’s unit. The sea trials ensured Kitty Hawk can maneu- ver and maintain high speeds. The ship also tested many of it’s self-defense systems. Carriers like the Kitty Hawk are deployed throughout the world to maintain U.S. presence and provide rapid response in times of crisis. They serve as a highly visible deterrent to would- be aggressors and are equipped with the most versatile and powerful weapons and aircraft available. Beatie is a 2000 graduate of Tooele High School of Tooele and joined the Navy in June 2002.

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Call condo, big open floor plan - hardwood floors & fully fenced Call Jay today! 882-2100 #460654. Luxury on the Golf Course! Sutton 830-0370. #456628 basement finished, enjoy life backyard, central air & priced to Pam Mallet 850-0105. #493721 Energy efficient home features sell. Call Vicki Powell 830- cathedral entry & grand master South West Mormon Trail not yardwork! Call Vicki Powell $50,000 830-6010. #478078 6010. #470148 bathroom. Call Sandy 830- 5545. #472236 40 acres - Mormon trail runs 346 Melba Dr $114,900 right down the middle. 2 well Great location on this 4 bdrm 2 Coldwell Banker welcomes D&T Homes permits included. Call Sandy 208 East 1530 North bath home. New paint & 830-5545. #487107 $55,000 251 N. Cooley St. Carpet. 2 fireplaces - central a/ 20 prime North East lots available to $64,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath, affordable c. Call Brad Sutton 435-830- South West Grantsville housing with covered deck, build on, Stop by and see our model Contract sale possible on this $85,000 0370. #481748 recently reduced 2 bedroom double carport on one of the home located on Fox Run Drive & 1000 26 acres. Well being drilled, largest lots in overpass point. 672 N. Parkway home with a great location. Donʼt rent -buy it for $64,900. 23.54 acre ft of water for use - Call Jim Busico 840-1494. $117,000 North. Lots of plans to choose from. 30 livestock, 6 houses (with #481770 Call Brad Sutton 830-0370. 3 bdrm, 1 1/2. Very nice - Marketed by the Vicki Powell Team. #466173 Tooele County permission) & Womanʼs dream kitchen almost irrigate 5 acres. Call Sandy 135 No. 3rd Street everything new; tile floors & 830-5545. #486824 $61,000 Call Vicki Powell 830-6010 647 E. Main South countertops - oak cabinets, new $87,000 2 bdrm, 1 bath. Fixer-upper windows & doors, a must to Foothills of Grantsville some work currently being 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 car grg. Large $90,000 see. Call Jim Busico 840-1494. lot, large garage. Low price. 3 done. I car garage off the alley #475417 Great speculative property - way. Plus additional parking. 952 W. 500 S. $126,900 866 Fox Run Drive 824 Valley View Drive 1273 Cedarwood bdrm, living room and family $131,900 $147,000 $169,900 room on over 2/3 acre lot. Call Close to distribution center. Call Jim Busico 840-1494. 733 W. 700 South 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. Beautiful views of Valley, lake & #467295 $119,900 Brand new construction ready. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. Beautiful multi- Beautiful home with mountain 6 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, 2 car grg, Brad Sutton 830-0370. #458763 mountains. Call Sandy 830- 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 car grg. 3 plans to chose from! Call Level. Ready to move in, lots of views, heated garage, vaulted Large rambler, could be 7 5545. #487118 77 N. 6th Street Vicki 830-6010. #461402 Perfect starter home, basement upgrades, central air, great NE ceilings, master bed with bay bedrooms, main floor laundry, 136 E. North St $99,900 $65,000 location. Call Vicki Powell 830- windows, corner lot. Call Mark central air, great NE location. Undeveloped Land Above 65% finished.Fully landscaped 505 S. Newmark WOW! Grantsville fenced 2 bdrm, 1 bath, new windows, yard. 2 car extended garage. 6010. #485807 830-0655. #484766 Call Vicki 830-6010. #468498 Deer Hollow $650,000 furnace and central air, perfect $126,900 home. 4 bdrm, 2 baths, .20 Call Vicki Powell 830-6010. acres with huge master bath, Exclusive View lots above Deer for a rental, needs a little TLC. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. 224 Hometown Ct., 779 E. 620 N. Tooele 758 Pioneer Ave #488912 garden tub, living & family Hollow. 21.21 acres. Call Call Tom Brewer 840-1332. Brand new construction, ready, $184,900 $133,500 $154,900 room. Call Today! Sandy 830- Peggy Van Dam 850-8888. #472171 624 Avalon $119,500 3 plans to choose from! Call #476005 Vicki 830-6010. #461410 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. Let 4 bdrm, 2 full, 3/4 & 1/2 bath, 3 Bedrooms each with walk in 5545. #451489 5 bdrm, 2 bath. Lots of house the memories begin great life 2 car grg. Beautiful spotless & closets and bathroom. Very 369 American Way Erda Buzianis for the price, basement 90% 865 North 1300 East style, friendly neighbors, newly fully finished! Full of upgrades large master suite. Large 35 W. Apple St $109,000 $77,777 finished, cul-de-sac lot. fully Ranchettes. 5 Acres horse 1/4 acre secluded property, 2 $127,500 painted - pick your own carpet. & extras. Home office, tons of concrete patio. Large family Darling starter home, newer fenced backyard, central air, Private patio and back yard. storage space. Must See! Call room with slate fireplace. Call kitchen, pergo floors & tile, new property. Build your dream car carport, garden tub, bay extended, newer kitchen. Call 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 car grg. home in the country. Call Jay window, 3 bdrm, 2 bth work Darling home, great location, Call Jean Draper 840-1076. Guy Keisel 496-3739. #481981 Vicki Powell 830-6010. windows, huge lot, fully fenced Vicki Powell 830-6010. with sprinklers. Call Vicki 830- Kirk 882-2100. shop. Call Sandy 830-5545. #473269 basement over 65% finished, #476341 #474916 #481244 pergo flooring, central air, sky 865 East Bonneville Way 6010. #473261 Deer Hollow Lots 883 W. 660 S. $120,000 light, fully fenced & 368 E. 840 N., $139,900 $155,000 841 W. Utah Ave Phase 3 &5. 289 North 1st East, landscaping. Priced to sell. Call $268,000 345 N. Wrathall Cir, Gville 3 bdrm, 1 bath 2 car grg. Cute 3 bdrms, 1.5 bath, 2 car grg. Wow - Great home very clean. $269,000 Spring is here, what a great Tooele $89,900 Vicki Powell 830-6010. Nice 2 tone paint - maple 4 bedroom, 3 bath, main floor Brick rambler with massive 8 and clean. Vaulted ceilings. tile 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car grg. time to start that new home. 3 bdrm, 1 bth. Very nice starter #490837 cabinets - 18 in. tile - Basement family room & laundry extra car garage, 1.91 acres, 7 flooring. Short Sale. Subject to Beautiful, beautiful home on Oh, what a view! Call Peggy home, large lot. .41 acre bank approval. Call Pam or and landscaping to be finished. large lot .45 acre with access shares H20 - 6 bed, 1.75 bath, 850-8888 garden area, shed covered 361 Caldwell Dr. 1.44 acres of horse property. Sandy 882-2100. #423705 $128,500 Central air. Call Pam Mallet from the back call Debbie 830- office - Huge new family room - Large kitchen family room, porch newer heater. Priced to 830-0105. #489720 4716. #484540 Good deal! Call now for details! Dear Meadow Lots sell. Call Jim Busico 882-2100 698 Brook Ave $122,000 4 bdrm, 2 bath. Very nice, lots large living room and large Call Laney 830-7583. #460828 master bedroom & so much Great southeast location lots #484860 Great home for holidays! 2 of tile, deck, covered patio, 2 763 Sunrise $139,900 296 E. 670 N. are priced right. Start that new fireplaces, waterfall, secluded more! Call Laramie 224-4000. familyrooms, 2 fireplaces, new $154,900 614 Haylie Lane, home now. Call Peggy @ 850- 273 S. Main • $90,000 backyard, triple carport. Call 4 bdrm, 2 bath. Beautiful family #482468 carpet and paint. 4 bedrooms. home with gorgeous mature 3 bdrm, 4 bath, 2 car grg. $289,900 8888 0.67 acres. Zoned commercial/ Call Sandy 830-5545. #478974 Jim Busico 840-1494. #444009 residential. Main Street and ally yard, central air, fully finished Incredible home, basement 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car grg. Slate 178 N. Greystone Wy, basement & fenced back yard. completly finished, could be 5 & travertine tile, granite counter access. Settlement Canyon 958 N. 680 W $123,900 935 N. Main St #24 $127,200 Call Vicki Powell 830-6010. bdrm, fabulous backyard with tops, fabulous lighting, top of share available. Call Kathy 3 bdrm, 3 baths, 2 car grg. $43,900 212 South Grant, 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car grg. #486401 waterfall & covered patio. Too the line construction - Call Stockton $64,900 830-4441. #490917 Attention realtors - bank owned, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, open plan, if you havenʼt shown your Beautiful, clean, move-in many upgrades to mention, Sandy 830-5545. #481299. Price Drastically Reduced! 958 N. Walden Dr, separate tub & shower, fenced 335 Deseret Ave buyers this neat home - you are condition condo just off the 7th new flooring throughout. Call 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, .27 acre, 150 Columbia Dr. back yard, carport. One of the $93,000 missing a quick sale - very hole. Quiet neighborhood. Call $141,900 Vicki Powell 830-6010. spotless, awesome deal. Tana Dubose 801-301-1275 or $290,000 nicest manufactured homes in 2 bdrm, 1 bath 1 carport. Very clean, new paint main floor, 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath. Upgraded the park. Call Tana DuBose Call Laney NOW! 830-7583. 435-882-2100. #448306 884 N 720 West, nice clean home with new paint family room upstairs. Call Jean and very nice multi. tile, 5 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath, 3 car grg 801-301-1275 #469057 #403325 and hardwood floors. New roof. $157,000 plus RV parking. Spectacular - Draper 882-2100. #475031 290 Birch St $129,900 Custom cabinets, vaulted, large Full basement call Debbie 830- family room, mud room, large 3 bdrm, 1, 3/4, 1/2 baths, 2 car One of a kind - custom home. 5072 August Lane, Erda 3 bdrms. No entry steps! 4716. #480656 5510 Ardiennes Way master suite. Call Pam Mallet grg. Fully finished 2 story. Over 4000 sq ft finished. New $395,000 $124,900 Updated rambler, corner lot, LAND in STOCKTON 5 bdrm, 3 bath, custom log 850-0105. #472022 Immaculate custom finished carpet, granite, tile, appliances, $19,000 281 North 2nd Street 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. central air, familyroom & den, home, over 4000 sq ft, 5 acres, $94,900 RV parking and shop. Call Tana basement, hardwood floors & furnaces & central air units plus .39 Acre lot in Stockton - just off Darling Starter home, 3 bdrm, 965 No. 400 E. $149,000 stairs. Loft, central air, all amazing views! Call Pam Mallet stunning landscaping - Best WOW! $94,900. 2160 sq ft in DuBose 801-301-1275. of Main Street. Priced for Quick views in the valley & more! Call 2 bath, 2 car grg. Rock & 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. Wow! appliances included. Call Pam 850-0105. #450679 quiet neighborhood. Call Sandy Stucco exterior, central air, fully #480516 Sale. Call Jim Busico. 882- Laney Riegel 830-7583. Covello 830-5545. #490596 Donʼt miss this gorgeous new Mallet 850-0105. #475861 2100 #453374 #467889 landscaped, wonderful 345 East 840 N. $129,900 home. Beautiful landscaping. neighborhood. Call Vicki Powell RV parking. Great rambler. Call 548 East 700 North 282 So. Sheridan, 549 Seagull Dr. $99,900 830-6010. #490333 3 bed, 1.5 bath, (laundry in 1/2 650 Country Club 4 bedrooms. Newly remodeled bath), 8ʼ garage door, 5 th level Debbie 830-4716. #464900 $159,900 $97,500 Stockton $23,000 bsmt, approx 2000 sq ft, great All stucco, 2 story home. kitchen & bathroom. Great 916 W. 500 S. $124,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Attention Nice lot in Stockton. 80x100. 163 E. 100 South, views, superb! Call Laney 830- 516 East 700 North, Includes 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath Great location for a square footage for the prices! 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. investors and bargain hunters! Tooele • $190,000 7583 #467793 $144,900 and Double garage. Call Brad manufactured home. Call Come and take a look! Call Brand New Ramblers, Ready, 3 This Stansbury Park home Over 3000 sq ft home & Laramie 224-4000. #477877 Mtn views from huge deck, Sutton 882-2100. #476468 Debbie 830-4716. #471292 plans to choose from! Call Vicki 1162 No. 600 E. needs work, but is priced business, new kitchen, new Powell 830-6010. #461381 grand master bath, big fenced accordingly. $97,500. Call Brad detached garage & workshop - 401 Valley View Dr. $129,900 886 Fox Run Drive West of Stockton Lake back yard - 3 bdrm, 2 bath Sutton 830-0370. #490000 a bathroom in each! Big $109,900 917 W. 500 S. $124,900 Wow! 4 Bdrm, 3 baths, formal home. Call Sandy 830-5545. $169,900 36.31 acres in Stockton. Zoned livingroom,, lots of counter for 5 acre parcels or the entire secluded yard - very nice 4 bdrm, 1.75 bath, .20 acre, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car grg. #469329 Incredible Value! 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 space, separate closets in mstr, piece for yourself, 2 water location. Laney 830-7583. freshly painted, new furnace & Brand New Construction. bath 3rd car garage. Almost #463746 h20 heater. Call Laney 830- Ready, 3 plans to choose from! call Sandy 830-5545 or Laney wells, excellent opportunity. 830-7583. #460774 finished. Great NE location. Call Jim 840-1494. #446675 7583 or Jim 840-1494. Call Vicki Powell 830-6010. Call Vicki Powell 830-6010. #471961 #461384 #485817 CALL US TODAY! 882-2100