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Cowboys open season Tuesday See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN November 20, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 52 50¢ County crime stats showing slight downward turn

by Suzanne Ashe in 2004. in a row, was up significantly Crime in Tooele County Motor STAFF WRITER Two homicides were report- from the previous two years. Aggravated Larceny Vehicle ed in Tooele County, the same An estimated 1,417,745 vio- Homicide Rape Robbery Assault Burglary (Theft) Theft Arson Total The number of violent and as 2005. However, reported rob- lent crimes occurred nation- 2006 property crimes in Tooele beries and aggravated assault wide in 2006 — about 473.5 2 28 7 57 226 941 90 15 1366 County fell for a second straight both fell to their second-lowest violent crimes per 100,000 2005 year last year, according to the levels in five years. There were inhabitants. Between 2005 and 2 15 7 48 231 993 78 15 1389 Crime in Utah 2006 preliminary 941 reports of larceny-theft 2006, violent crime increased 2004 0 28 14 65 270 950 92 3 1422 report compiled by the Utah (including identity theft), down 1.9 percent. Department of Public Safety. from the previous year’s 993 According to a report 2003 0 13 9 74 254 852 80 2 1284 The total number of report- cases. from the Federal Bureau of ed crimes in 2006 was 1,366 The news was not all good Investigations, the five-year 2002 0 22 12 87 254 707 91 13 1186 — down 3.9 percent from a however. The number of arson high point of 1,422 incidents cases, 15 for the past two years SEE CRIME PAGE A6 ➤ Source: Utah Department of Public Safety, graph / John Hamilton

Health complex VANDALS HURT SKATERS six months behind schedule Dearth of available contractors has made construction drag on

by Doug Radunich STAFF WRITER

It was originally supposed to open in June of this year, but the new $5.5 million Tooele County Health Department complex now isn’t likely to be fully functional and occupied until January 2008, according to Tooele County Health Department Director Myron Bateman. Construction delays and architectural revi- sions are to blame for the building being behind schedule, Bateman said. “It’s hard to get contractors right now to work because of the current building boom,” he said. “There’s so much other work going on in the area for them. We have also made a few changes in our building plans.” The project consists of construction of a new 29,658-square-foot, two-story building, as well as remodeling 7,000 square feet of the existing health department building next door, accord- ing to Centerville-based Ascent Construction, which is managing the project. Work began in July 2006. Bateman said it’s more the new construction, not the remodeling, that’s responsible for the delay. “The remodeling has been coming along well, but the construction, especially the concrete photography / Troy Boman The Stansbury skate park was first closed at dusk after it was vandalized with graffiti, but will now be closed around the clock after a second graffiti attack recently. SEE HEALTH PAGE A6 ➤ See story on A3.

County schools Tripp earns a piece to get massive of Nobel Peace Prize tech upgrades US Magnesium manager honored for his work on climate change by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER by Tim Gillie award was shared in equal STAFF WRITER parts between Gore and the Tooele County School District is about Intergovernmental Panel on to infuse classrooms districtwide with On the surface, Al Gore Climate Change (IPCC). $1.1 million worth of new technology and Tom Tripp would seem Tripp is an active, working courtesy of the state legislature. to have little in common. member of the IPCC. The legislature in 2007 made a one- Former Vice President Gore Five days after the Nobel time allocation of $50 million statewide has become the nation’s most announcement, Tripp specifically for instructional technology famous green crusader and opened up his e-mail at work that enhances and facilitates learning for an Oscar-winning filmmaker and read a message forward- students. A technology committee com- for his global-warming doc- ed to him by Dr. Rajendra posed of Tooele County School District umentary “An Inconvenient K. Pachauri, of India, chair- personnel, administrators and teachers Truth.” Tripp is a metallur- man of the IPCC. It read, “I has developed a plan for spending the photography / Troy Boman gical engineer and techni- am delighted that the enor- county’s share of that funding. Brian Mulvey teaches math to eighth-grade students at Grantsville Jr. High School Monday. Mulvey cal services manager for US mous teamwork of the IPCC The plan includes 14 “21st century uses an interactive whiteboard that saves anything written on the board to his computer and allows Magnesium — once labeled has earned recognition with classrooms,” 60 instructional centers, him to distribute lessons in a digital format. by the EPA as the No. 1 pol- the Nobel Peace Prize. This wireless infrastructure, and training for luter in America. makes you and your col- teachers, according to Jim Langston, the lab of 30 laptops for students to use. display it in real-time on the board, and But the two men now share leagues Nobel laureates.” district’s education technology coordina- The instructional centers include store the image on the lap-top. In sci- at least one thing: the 2007 Tripp said it would be tor. an overhead LCD projector, document ence classes, the document camera can Nobel Peace Prize. mathematically difficult to A 21st century classroom includes a camera, teacher laptop, and interactive be connected to a microscope, explained When the Norwegian Nobel calculate his percentage of ceiling-mounted LCD projector, teacher whiteboard. Langston. Committee announced this the prize. laptop, audio sound package, integrated The document camera is a digital cam- The technology committee will decide year’s Peace Prize on Oct. “I was only one person in student response system, document cam- era mounted on an arm. It can capture 12, they included in the era, interactive whiteboard, and a mobile the image of anything placed under it, SEE UPGRADES PAGE A9 ➤ announcement that the SEE TRIPP PAGE A5 ➤

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE A few clouds will linger through OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Local poet brings county Wednesday with highs in the TV LISTINGS B2 BULLETIN BOARD A8 history to life in new book. upper 30s to low 40s. See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 ANNOUNCEMENTS B3 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Utah experiences record population increase Local Weather by Brock Vergakis ASSOCIATED PRESS Tue 37/22 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After working 11/20 for two years at an investment bank in New York, Hannah Huegel was ready to trade Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper Manhattan for the mountains. 30s and lows in the low 20s. She chose Utah, joining tens of thousands of others from across the country who con- tributed to the largest population increase in state history. Between July 2006 and July 2007, Utah’s Wed population grew by 84,425 to nearly 2.7 mil- 37/21 lion, according to figures released by the 11/21 state’s population estimates committee. Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper Transplants made up about half the growth. “I grew up out here and I was sick of the 30s and lows in the low 20s. East Coast and wanted to be closer to Idaho, but not in Idaho. And Salt Lake is much cooler,” said Huegel, who spent her youth in Idaho Falls, before moving to the Northeast for high school and college. Thu Much of Utah’s growth is the result of a 38/24 strong economy. The state has one of the 11/22 nation’s lowest unemployment rates, and Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper employers often struggle to find enough 30s and lows in the mid 20s. workers. Huegel, 25, landed a job as a paralegal at ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content the Nature Conservancy in Salt Lake City. Service “What it comes down to is I can have a real job and also enjoy myself. Plus, I have family photography / Troy Boman Temps / Precipitation out here, which is nice,” she said. Erda, show from above in this 2004 file photo, is one of many small Utah towns experiencing rapid growth. State officials are hoping they can per- Date High Low (prec./inches) suade other educated workers to move to highlight the need for planning throughout of numbers provided by the Internal Revenue cant portion of the surplus to go to roads. Nov. 15 50 26 0 the state, too. Utah has a shortage of engi- the state for education, transportation and Service, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Highways are congested with commuters, Nov. 16 61 31 0 neers and teachers. An Ogden-area company taking steps necessary to preserve our qual- day Saints, school districts and other sources. particularly along the Wasatch Front. Nov. 17 63 44 0 recently decided to open a plant in Idaho ity of life,” he said. Utah’s stronger-than-expected economy Huegel lives downtown and walks to work Nov. 18 70 42 0 because it said it couldn’t find enough work- Salt Lake County’s population has cracked will give state lawmakers as much as $406 to avoid the traffic she saw in New York Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer ers in Utah. 1 million, followed by Utah County at 501,447, million in extra money to spend this year. By — and increasingly sees on Utah’s highways. for the National Weather Service, reports “We’re optimistic the economy will remain Davis County at 296,029, and Weber County law, about half of that money will go to pub- “I would not be happy if I had to deal with that his recording station at 139 S. Main strong, and not only that, but we plan for it,” with 220,781, according to state estimates. lic schools, although it likely will do little to a ton of traffic,” she said. “Seriously, growth St., received no precipitation between Nov. said Mike Mower, state planning coordinator. Washington County is fifth at 140,908. reduce the nation’s largest class sizes. is out of control here. Salt Lake City was so 15 and 18 and a total of .33 inches in “We’re recognizing these numbers help Population estimates come from a bushel Many lawmakers want to see a signifi- different when I was younger.” November. For the water year, which began Oct. 1, 2007, Tooele has received 1.47 inches of precipitation. The normal for the year is Major changes proposed for state school board 19.09 inches of precipitation. district lines would be drawn. It ments in both parties being nomi- Legislature for several years. The proposed earlier this year. Since by Brock Vergakis would almost assure a Republican nated. fight over vouchers just exacer- then, it has expanded. Subscriber Service ASSOCIATED PRESS supermajority on the board. The state school board has had bated it. A plan to make school Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D- Stephenson says not enough a contentious relationship with the board elections partisan was first Holladay, opposed vouchers. If you haven’t received your newspaper SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah voters know who their school board “I find it extraordinary they by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and would have the nation’s largest members are and that increasing would be pushing this so quickly our customer representative will assist you. state school board under a propos- the size of the board would provide The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin after the voucher vote. If the vote Customer service hours on Tuesday and al designed to make board elec- more accountability to voters. says anything, it tells us that peo- Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. tions partisan in the Republican- “There is a sense that by creat- ple don’t want partisanship,” she controlled state. ing a broader representation that will be CLOSED said. The state school board would the districts would be more man- ������ also have its authority to appoint ageable in the number of constitu- Thursday, November 22, ���������� the state superintendent revoked ents,” he said. �������� under a plan favored by conser- He also said that by making for Thanksgiving. Tooele �������������� vative lawmakers frustrated with school board elections partisan, �������������� ��������� the board’s opposition to a private political parties would also get ������������� ������������������ school voucher program. more people interested in running We will be open “We are Your Neighborhood ������ State lawmakers passed the for office. Family Theatre” ����������� ���������� nation’s broadest voucher program Board chairman Kim 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. ��������������� ��������������� Friday, November 23rd ��������������� ������������������� earlier this year, but it was killed in Burningham says a 29 member (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 �������������� ���������������� the election with 62 percent of the school board would cost more and Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com ������������ ���������������� vote last week before any vouchers be difficult to manage. from 8 am to Noon ONLY! ��������� were issued. The state school board “You’re turning it into a legisla- ������������ ������ Nov. 16 - 20 chairman, a moderate Republican, tive body then,” he said. “We don’t *Times & Shows Subject to Change ������������ ������������� was one the leading opponents to have the power to make laws. We Happy Thanksgiving! ������������ ��������������������� Beowulf* ����������� ������������ the voucher movement. make rules.” (PG-13) ����������� ������������ The plan being proposed Burningham is also opposed to Dly 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 ��������������� ������������ by Sen. Howard Stephenson, R- making school board elections par- Sat 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40 ������������� ������������ Sun 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15 �������������� ������������ Draper, would increase the size tisan. In Utah, party candidates are ������������� ����������� of the school board from 15 to nominated through party caucuses * ������������ ������������������������� 29. That’s the number of senate and conventions. Burningham says Lions For Lambs ����������� districts in the state, which is how that process results in extreme ele- Dly 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 (R) ������������� �������������������� ����������� ����������������� Sat 12:35, 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 ���������������� ����������������� Sun 12:35, 4:15, 7:00 ������������� ���������������������� ��������������� Job growth in Utah American Gangster �������������� ����������������� ������������� �������������� Dly 4:00, 7:00, 9:55 (R) ��������������� �������������� Sat 12:30, 4:00, 7:00, 9:55 ������������ �������������� is outpacing nation Sun 12:30, 4:00, 7:00 ���������� Halibut Dinner ����������� ���������������� 3 pieces of halibut ������������ ����������������� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s jobs over the past year, while Mr. Magorium’s served with fries, $ * ����������� �������� job growth is still outpacing the construction growth slowed to salad & a roll Emporium (G) ���������������� ����������������� 8.99 country, although it is slowing 10,700 new jobs. 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The Utah State Tax dinner purchase Sat 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:10, 9:20 Even with the state’s job- Commission is reporting that Sun 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:10 �������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������� growth rate moderating from 4.4 $453.9 million was collected * �������������������������������������������� Fred Claus percent in September to 4.3 per- in sales tax during July, August (PG) ���������������������������������������� cent last month, Utah remains athree months of the state’s Dly 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 ������������������������������������������� one of the best economically fiscal year — for a less than 1 Sat 12:00, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 �������������� Sun 12:00, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 ���������������������������������������� performing states in the nation. percent decline from the same ����������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������� The trade sector added 11,300 period a year ago. ����������������������������������������� Bee Movie (PG) ��������������������������������������������� Dly 4:15, 7:15, 9:25 ��������������������� �������������������������������������� Sat 12:05, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:25 ����������������������������������� State teacher shortage SHAKES Sun 12:05, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15 ������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������� Gyro Dinner 32 Flavors Our Box Office opens daily ���������������������������������������� Small 14 oz Med 18 oz Jumbo 32 oz 20 min. before first show starts. ������������������������������������������� gryo served with $ All shows before 6pm $5 continues to worsen fries, salad & a roll $2.15 $2.79 $4.19 pm $ $ ������������������������������������������ After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 7.49 $ ������ Seniors (over 65) 5 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A new teachers than schools needed 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele report says Utah’s teacher short- this year. About 34 percent of HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� age is getting worse. teachers hired this year came University of Utah researcher from Utah colleges and universi- ���������������������������������� PG-13 PG-13 R �������������������������������� David Sperry says that on the ties. The rest came from outside ����������������������������������� first day of school this year, Utah the state, alternative certification Mon. & Tues. 5:00 | 7:00 Mon. & Tues. 5:00 only Mon. & Tues. 7:00 only ������������������������� schools were 173 teachers short. programs and other school dis- ENDS TUESDAY ENDS TUESDAY ENDS TUESDAY That’s 25 percent more missing tricts, among other places. ������������������������������������������ Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! ����������������������������������������������� teachers than on the first day of Gov. Jon Huntsman says the Dan in The 30 Days ������������������������������������������������� school last year. teacher shortage has to end for ��������������������������������������������������� Real Life 882-2273 Comebacks of Night ������������� Also, Utah colleges and univer- the sake of Utah students and he’s Admission Adults $6 | Child/Senior $4 | before 6pm $4 111 N. 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TUESDAY November 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Refuge will sell bunkhouse to buyer willing to go the distance by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER

The bunkhouse that has housed vol- unteers and various employees for years at Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge is for sale by sealed bid. It could be yours, but there’s a catch: the bunkhouse needs to be disassembled on site and taken away in portions by the buyer. And remote Fish Springs is roughly 100 miles from either Tooele or Wendover by dirt road. A new bunkhouse at the refuge was constructed this past summer, so the ref- uge no longer needs the old building. The old bunkhouse — a cinderblock struc- ture with brick on the outside — sits on a cement slab and could not be removed wholly off the site. Jay Banta, Fish Springs refuge man- ager, said since he’ll have to get rid of the bunkhouse anyway, he might as well see if someone would like to salvage parts of it. “The motivation isn’t to make the gov- ernment a bunch of money,” Banta said. “The motivation is to provide the oppor- tunity for salvage, and to reduce the volume of materials that we might have to deal with.” At some point, officials with the refuge will have to demolish what remains of the bunkhouse and haul it to the landfill. “The more people can haul away, the less we have to dispose of,” said Robert Sims, administrative officer at Fish photo courtesy of Fish Springs Springs. The old bunkhouse at Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge is being sold by sealed bid. The refuge has since gotten a new bunkhouse and is offering the building to anyone who would like So far, the refuge hasn’t received any to salvage parts of it and haul it off the site. interest in the bunkhouse, Sims added. “As far as I’m concerned, if there was it wouldn’t take much for the slab to be somebody with one bid, and it was $10, “The motivation isn’t to make the government a bunch of money. The motivation converted to an RV spot, as it already has I would be happy to see part of it go,” sewer and water, and the refuge would Banta said, although he added the deci- is to provide the opportunity for salvage, and to reduce the volume of materials that just have to modify the electrical work. sion isn’t his to make. The money paid for the bunkhouse The 1,650-square-foot bunkhouse and we might have to deal with.” will go into the U.S. Fish and Wildlife apartment was built in the 1960s. It has Service’s general fund. Officials with the four bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitch- Jay Banta refuge, which lies in northwestern Juab en. It has decent vinyl pane windows Fish Springs refuge manager County, are hoping to have the salvage and swamp coolers, as well as trestles operation done by next spring. that Banta said he’s heard people often ished. It has four bedrooms, two bath- unteers and temporary employees. after the removal of the old bunkhouse. Visit www.fws.gov/fishsprings for salvage. rooms and a kitchen. Because the old building currently Volunteers and visitors often come out to more information. The new bunkhouse has two apart- Refuge bunkhouses are used to house sits on a cement slab, Banta said he is the refuge for days, or even months, at a [email protected] ments — one finished and one unfin- government employees, contractors, vol- hoping to use the slab for RV parking, time and many bring trailers. Banta said Fresh vandalism forces skate park closure

by Jamie Belnap profane. for these types of activities to of the changes. Anyone not STAFF WRITER In September, as a result of take place,” O’Donnell said. abiding by the rules will be the first appearance of van- “You have to be loud some- cited by officers. After spending $300 to paint dalism, the skate park was times.” “I’ll be anxious to reopen over graffiti at the Stansbury closed at dusk — a move The complete closure of the park when the kids dem- skate park less than two trustees hoped would end the park is in place to rule onstrate that they can take months ago, Stansbury Park the problem. On Wednesday, out any ambiguity, O’Donnell care of it,” O’Donnell said, Service Agency trustees have at their regular meeting, the said, adding it’s easier for but added that it’s a decision decided to close the park service agency voted to close sheriff’s deputies to enforce the park’s users have to make. indefinitely following anoth- the skate park during day- the policy if there is no gray “It is closed until the van- er graffiti attack recently. light hours too, until further area. dals decide it is more impor- “These kids are not artists, notice. The agency doesn’t plan to tant to have it open. This is a •Fast, easy prescription •Most insurance they are strictly vandals,” said “If we can’t set the standard go as far as fencing and lock- statement that says vandal- transfers plans accepted trustee John O’Donnell, who for the community then we ing the area, but has posted ism won’t be tolerated.” •Convenient •Home medical added that the graffiti was are giving passive permission signs making skaters aware [email protected] delivery service equipment •Expert diabetes care •Walk-in flu shots •Prescription •Children’s play area Tooele babysitter arrested for shaking baby compounding by Suzanne Ashe reportedly told them the baby income to be licensed — a $40 Shaking a crying baby may annual fee. STAFF WRITER had fallen down the stairs. result in severe injuries such as The victim was transported Based on evidence gathered blindness, seizures, coma and during the police investigation, An 11-month-old baby girl by air to the Salt Lake City hos- even death. About 25 percent and with information from phy- is in critical condition today at pital, where she remains in the of all shaken baby cases result sicians on the baby’s injuries, Primary Children’s Hospital as ICU. which were not consistent with in death. a result of injuries from being Detective James May a fall, Lee was brought in for Nationwide informational shaken, Tooele City Police Lt. described the home where the questioning Friday, Nov. 16. campaigns on the dangers for Paul Wimmer said. baby was being cared for as According to Wimmer, Lee shaking a baby provide new par- The baby was in the care “immaculate.” Lee reportedly Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. told investigators she had shak- ents with information on the Sat. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Closed Sun. of her babysitter, 26-year-old cares for a number of children, en the baby. syndrome before they leave the Michelle Lee, of Tooele, on Nov. but according to Tooele City “Never shake a crying baby,” hospital. Licensed child care 8, when the injuries were suf- Recorder Lisa Carpenter, she said Amy Wicks, information providers are also given infor- Birch Family fered, causing the baby to lose does not have a day care, or specialist for the National Center consciousness. babysitting license. The city on Shaken Baby Syndrome. mation on SBS. More informa- Pharmacy Lee, who lives on Broadway in requires anyone who tends Between 1,200 and 1,400 cases tion on SBS is available online at Tooele, called 911. When police more than four, but less than of Shaken Baby Syndrome are http://www.dontshake.org 758 N. Main, Tooele and paramedics arrived, she seven children as a source of reported every year, she said. [email protected] 882-7775 Sex offender pleads Grantsville 7-year-old in Sheldon Birch, Pharm. D. guilty to attacking girl critical condition after by Suzanne Ashe Third district court Judge backhoe accident Sunday A Beautiful Gift STAFF WRITER Mark Kouris ordered a 90-day The North American Indian psycho-sexual evaluation. This by Tim Gillie ing to Grantsville Police A beautifully rendered compilation of the best A 19-year-old intellectu- diagnostic will aid in determin- STAFF WRITER Sergeant Steve Barrett. Barrett early photographs of Edward S. Curtis taken ally challenged man pleaded ing Winnen’s sentence. responded to the emergency from his many volumes of study first published in guilty Thursday to one count of “He’s not an appropriate prison A 7-year-old boy is in criti- call around 4 p.m. Sunday the early 1900s. attempted sodomy of a child, a candidate,” said Deputy Tooele cal condition after falling off afternoon. With an original foreword by Theodore second-degree felony, and forc- County Attorney Gary Searle. his father’s backhoe north Roosevelt this work covers all the major Indian The boy was taken ible sex abuse of a child, also a Both the defense and prosecu- of Grantsville Sunday after- cultures of the United States and Alaska at the by LifeFlight to Primary second-degree felony. Two other tion are requesting a referral to a noon. turn of the 19th century. Children’s Medical Center in counts were dismissed. residential treatment center for The boy was riding with Witness the last record of a way of life now According to court documents, the intellectually challenged. his father on the backhoe critical condition, according gone through compelling photography and informative descriptions. on Aug. 30 Joseph Winnen, of According to Searle, Winnen in the Industrial Road area to Barrett. Tooele, fondled and attempted to does know right from wrong, but north of Grantsville when he The name of the boy and This work is in every sense a life’s work. Curtis left have sex with an 11-year-old girl, he functions on the level of about fell off and was partially ran his father were not released. us a collection of immense historical significance, $ 99 with an outstanding artistic integrity. the daughter of a family friend. a 9- or 10-year-old. over by a rear tire, accord- [email protected] 12 – Photo Art International, London The girl was being cared for by Winnen will be back in court 5.5 x 7.5 • 576 pages • hundreds of photos Get Yours Today! Winnen’s mother. The incidents Feb. 26, 2008. TOOELE happened on three different [email protected] TRANSCRIPT Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin occasions at the Winnen home. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele • M-F, 8-5 A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007

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OUR VIEW Give thanks during leaner times too After several years of runaway growth, Tooele County’s economy finally seems to be slowing down. Residential real estate, one of the chief drivers of our recent boom, is sputtering — a problem that’s exacerbated by the subprime mortgage crisis. As we reported last week, mortgage companies are hurting, and in some cases, going out of business. But there are other problems too. Newly built homes are sitting vacant without buyers and new home con- struction is falling off precipitously. At the same time, gas prices keep rising — hitting Tooele County commuters particularly hard — and consumer confidence has plummeted to a two-year low as we head into the Christmas shopping season. How should we feel about such gloomy news right before Thanksgiving? The answer, of course, has great relevance to the holiday itself. If you realize that economies, like the seasons, change in cycles, you can’t be too upset about a downturn. You also can’t be too upset when you consider the situation in other parts of the nation, or the world for that matter. In Utah, jobs are plenti- ful, the cost of living is relatively low and the standard of living is relatively high. Even compared to other people in Utah, Tooele County resi- dents have much to be thankful for. As winter comes on and the skies above the Wasatch Front turn brown with smog, we should say a hallelujah each time we round the Oquirrhs and look up. We LETTERS TO THE EDITOR should give thanks too, for the fact that our local schools are doing their job, with a high school graduation rate in Tooele Valley that exceeds state and national averages by a fair margin. And we can Kudos for charity were and the way they are today. I blessed just like me. feel extremely grateful for the fact that our communities remain I would like to thank Karen Kallas am thankful my heart can be bro- Heather Johnson strong, multi-generational places where children are safe to play and the women of the Moose Lodge ken — as there are people who are Grantsville outside and people know and care about their neighbors. Those for their charitable hearts. This group so ignorant and inconsiderate they things may seem common here, but they are rare in many large put their heads and hearts together to cannot be warmed. I am thankful urban areas. plan a great charitable event to raise to speak freely — to have a voice to LETTERS POLICY So take the bad news with a grain of salt. Has anyone got it bet- money for one of Tooele’s own, Trish stick up for others and myself, to be The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- ter than us? Sure, but your neck can get mighty stiff from always McArthur. This group spent a lot of a strong person with my head held ters to the editor from readers. Letters looking up. Thanksgiving is a time to consider those less fortunate, time and effort to make this event up high. I am thankful I am able to must be no longer than 250 words, to appreciate our own good fortune, and to realize that what we a great success. Several of us had a love — love can heal. I am thankful civil in tone, written exclusively for the consider bad news is often very relative. fantastic time and enjoyed the fun I can help. I can change things that Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by while participating in the fund-raiser. seem to be out of my control with the writer’s name, address and phone I personally wanted to tell them how positive thinking and by doing, to set number. Priority will be given to letters much I admire their dedication to the an example of who I am. I am thank- that refer to a recent article in the needs of this community. ful I am free. I am free to live, breath, newspaper. All letters may be subject to editing. GUEST OPINION Jolyn Bevan do, think, love, help, work, walk and Tooele see. This Thanksgiving think about Letters written to thank an individual or the simple things in your life. You are organization should be submitted for Homes without buyers “Notes of Appreciation” Feelings of thankfulness I am thankful for my eyes to see the LETTER CONTEST Readers who are interested in writing a world in a way that it was designed, longer guest op-ed column on a topic of don’t help our valley general interest should contact Editor the lakes, the hills, and the moun- Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will tains. I am thankful for my legs — select the best letter of the month and Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- re we growing too fast? there are those who have never been reprint it in the first Open Forum page mation at the top of this page. Apparently there are able to take a step. I can see the world of the following month. The winning letter writer will receive a free one-year E-mail: [email protected] A more than 100 empty Ann Herron by a simple walk. I am thankful for Fax: (435) 882-6123 subscription to the newspaper. The sub- houses sitting on the market GUEST COLUMNIST my ears — I can hear my kids imagi- Mail: Letters to the Editor scription can be transferred or used to in Tooele County. This is not nations and laughter, I can hear my Tooele Transcript-Bulletin renew a present subscription. good for neighborhoods, home grandma talk about the ways things P.O. Box 390 sellers or our community. It’s be full on the day it opens. a problem real estate agents, Most of those empty contractors and zoning admin- $300,000 homes are on half or GUEST OPINION istrators say will eventually be full-acre lots. Are these people solved. But at what cost? planning on growing enormous First, let’s look at one serious gardens? Are these lots going cost — like $300,000. That’s the to have an acre of well-watered Candidates will say anything about approximate price for many of lawn? That would be a colos- the empty, newly-constructed sal waste of our scarce water homes in the Tooele Valley. resources. Why are we building immigration to be the people’s pick That’s a lot of money, consider- such expensive houses on such ing the average home sold this huge lots? As status symbols? In South Carolina for a speech, Hillary’s waffle during the most fall in Tooele went for about We obviously want new the Arizona senator told the edito- recent Democratic debate was less $235,000, according to real people, ideas and businesses rial board of The Sun News that his surprising. For the senator from estate search engine trulia. in Tooele, but not at the cost campaign felt so much anger back New York, waffling is simply matter com. That’s roughly six times the speculators are asking in June that he has decided the bor- of style, That Thing She Does. the average annual household of us. Empty homes make it der must be secure before he votes First, she reaffirmed that New income in the area. harder for those who want to for any attempt at immigration York Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s plan to give Are speculators driving up move here to obtain reasonable reform, even if he thinks the reform driver’s licenses to illegal immi- our home prices? Even when mortgages, too-full schools is good policy. grants “makes a lot of sense.” Then, the market goes soft and prices make is harder to get a good “I haven’t changed my position,” pressed by Tim Russert, she clarified are dropped — as they almost education, and we all are aware McCain told the Sun News, “but I that “I did not say that it should be certainly will be — it can be of the water issues in our arid certainly understand the priority done, but I certainly recognize what hard for ordinary people who part of the country. of the people, and that’s secure the Governor Spitzer is trying to do.” didn’t buy in before the boom Let’s hope that our newly borders.” Finally, after Sen. Chris Dodd said to qualify for a mortgage. elected city council members But it’s not all that clear it really is driver’s licenses for illegal immi- And where are the kids that will take a hard look at some ohn McCain says he opposes a priority. Back in June, when anti- grants “goes too far,” she finished would be living in those homes zoning and growth issues so comprehensive immigration immigration zealots were scream- with “Well, you may say that. But going to school? The elemen- that we can grow with style. Jreform, even though he thinks it ing “AMNESTY!” the loudest, a Los what is the identification if some- tary schools were just rezoned makes sense. Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll one runs into you today who is an to accommodate the new Ann Herron is a journalist and Hillary Clinton says giving driver’s found 63 percent of respondents undocumented worker?” Settlement Canyon Elementary. former associate professor at licenses to illegal immigrants makes supported a proposal that “would It wasn’t just a flip-flop. It was a It’s sorely needed since our Utah State University who lives sense, but she opposes it. allow undocumented immigrants flip-flop-flip. Americans still have other ‘new’ school — the still- in Tooele. She can be reached at Ay. who have been living and working no idea where Hillary stands on the under-construction Stansbury [email protected]. Two politicians, tying themselves in the United States for a number of matter of licenses for illegal immi- High School — is rumored to up in knots thinking it’s the way to years, and who do not have a crimi- grants. make themselves attractive to their nal record, to start on a path to citi- McCain wants to tiptoe around party’s constituencies. zenship by registering that they are the anti-immigrant zealots he thinks McCain, of course, was, along in the country, paying a fine, getting he needs to win. Hillary wants not with Ted Kennedy, the architect of fingerprinted, and learning English, to offend Hispanic Democrats she the original comprehensive immi- among other requirements.” needs to win, but she doesn’t want gration-reform bill that would have Which was pretty much what the to seem soft on illegals, either. beefed up immigration enforcement defeated bill did. A CNN poll in late Both are trying to appeal to their while allowing otherwise law-abid- September still showed 58 percent base. Base politicians, is what they ing illegal immigrants a path to support. are. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 legality. A version of that legislation Memo to John McCain: You can went down to defeat in June, and stand up for what you believe and Roger Hernandez is a syndicated col- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus McCain now says the loss taught support “the priority of the people,” umnist and writer-in-residence at Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor him a lesson. all at the same time! New Jersey Institute of Technology. A5

TUESDAY November 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5

A STUDENT’S VIEW South campus students need more school lunch options

e’ve all been in the nachos or baked potato. get all the sides and condi- times turn into a problem as proper cafeteria or at least situation of hav- They don’t sound that bad ments with the right lunches well. At South we have one give us a little freedom to ing to eat school right? Well, that’s what I so they are ready for the stu- microwave that students are leave the campus to eat. W Emily Gowans lunch, but “hating” school thought at first too. dents by 11:40 a.m. allowed to use. When armies CORRESPONDENT lunch is suppose to end once Truth is, the lunches at This involves mainly addi- of teens bring their lunches Emily Gowans is a senior at you get to high school. South are dreadful. tion and subtraction, plus to school, it takes a while Tooele South High School. Being a student at Tooele The sheet that all the stu- some short division, which before they get to eat — and South High, I know that the school every morning, we dents signed up for lunch on is probably why the math with a lunch period that is one thing I dread is lunch- have to remember to sign is faxed to Clarke N. Johnsen teacher is in charge of the only 25 minutes long you time. We don’t get a choice up for lunch. We actually at 9 a.m. They prepare the process. better be the first in line. Frank between a lot of different have to walk upstairs and lunches and drive across When the students get At Tooele South High, things. We also don’t get to sign a piece of paper that town to the other end of their lunch, what is sup- school lunch builds up in OHLMAN leave for lunch. Instead we lists our choices on it. The Tooele to deliver them to our pose to be warm is chilled your system, like a toxin, and M Attorney at Law have the same five choices choices are usually the main school. The lunches usually and what is supposed to be you begin to crave some- every week. dish that Clarke N. Johnsen reach our school around served cool is sultry. Because thing, anything new as an At South we have a little Junior High is having that 11:30 a.m. When they arrive, of this, many students began antidote. The best way the FREE different routine than regu- day — hamburger or chicken our math teacher, Mrs. bringing their lunch to school district could solve Consultation lar schools. When we get to sandwich, taco or chef salad, Peterson, works very hard to school, but this can some- this problem is to give us a for Wills & Trusts If it happens here, read about it here. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele GHS student officers use stunts to break TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 882-4800 record for Christmas box donations Subscribe Today • 882-0050 www.schmutzmohlman.com

by Alyssa Roberts students that if the total of student government class True to their word, Ally CORRESPONDENT boxes filled was over 140, the and the teacher that headed Johnson, Hayden Beck, Aaron eight officers would spend 24 Operation Christmas Child at Vera, and Brianna Rowley With the holiday season hours on the cement “G” on GHS. — the officers representing Party Paper creeping up on us, most the school’s football field. The freshman class won the freshman class — will be teens are concerned about The officers of each class the competition, bringing dying their hair yellow Nov. what they will be receiving made a wager as well — pay- in a total of 101 boxes. The 19 to 21. And in January the for Christmas. But, students able only if their class won. seniors were second with student body officers, along at Grantsville High School The senior officers offered to 89, followed by the juniors with their advisors, will be ROLLS started off the season by giv- let classmates throw pies in with 61 and the sophomores bundling up as they spend 24 ing instead. their faces, the junior officers with 34. The faculty brought hours in the cold sitting on • multiple sizes The students threw their offered to spend the night in another 11 boxes, raising the “G” to keep their prom- • different stocks efforts behind the Operation on the roof of the school, the the school total to 296 boxes ise. • cover tables Christmas Child, a program sophomore officers offered to — more than double the pre- The rewards of participat- that helps needy children sleep in the school’s parking vious year’s total. ing in Operation Christmas • crafts around the world by send- lot, and the freshman officers “At this point we have Child exceed watching your • moving $ ing shoe boxes filled with offered to dye their hair yel- brought in more shoe boxes peers freeze, however, Smith • coloring 2 toys and candy to children low. than any other organization said. in the developing world. Last “Our government class put in Tooele and Salt Lake coun- “It’s a way for our students Inquire within year GHS students brought in more effort into this than any ties,” Smith said. “We’re the in general to give a part of 139 boxes. This year, student other class I’ve seen,” said talk of Salt Lake. It’s beyond themselves to someone else,” body officers told their fellow Liz Smith, advisor over the cool.” said Smith. 58 North Main • Tooele Tripp “My involvement with the IPCC has purely continued from page A1 been of a technical engineering level, and I’ve much appreciated the international associa- Tooele City Arts Council Presents: tion with other very capable technical people.”

Tom Tripp

nical people,” said Tripp. nations that does not include As a member of the IPCC the United States. The Kyoto Task Force on National protocol calls for the over- Greenhouse Gas Inventories all reduction of greenhouse subcommittee on Industrial gas emissions by 5.2 percent Products and Process Uses, from a 1990 baseline level by Tripp traveled to several 2012. CHRISTMAS CONCERT high-level international Sulfur hexaflouride is the meetings, including jaunts main greenhouse gas emitted to Russia and Australia. His by magnesium production, DECEMBER 15, 2007 efforts have been focused on according to Tripp. Molten Tom Tripp helping countries estimate magnesium combusts spon- 7:00 P.M. their volume of greenhouse taneously when exposed to over a thousand at the IPCC,” gas emissions. In his role as oxygen in the open air, so he said. “My piece of the lead author and expert for a sulfur hexaflouride is used Tooele High School Auditorium Nobel Prize would be very metals breakout group, Tripp as a “cover agent” to protect small.” helped author the IPCC’s magnesium from contact Get your tickets at Tripp’s participation in the Guidelines for National with the air. US Magnesium IPCC began in 2003, when he Greenhouse Inventories. has committed to eliminate City Hall was appointed to the group The guidelines standardize the use of sulfur hexaflouride by EPA officials familiar with the measurement of green- by 2010, Tripp said. Cost is one can of food! his work on a similar com- house gas emissions and Tripp, who won election to One can of food = 1 ticket!! mittee in 2000. make consistent data avail- the Grantsville City Council Tickets available November 12th “My involvement with the able to policy makers and just two weeks ago, said he IPCC has purely been of a scientists. The standards will was shocked when he found First come, first served! technical engineering level, also be used to measure com- out he would be sharing the and I’ve much appreciated pliance to the Kyoto protocol stage with Al Gore — at least Take time out to spend with your family this holiday the international association in countries that have ratified figuratively. season and enjoy the wonderful sounds of TMINUS5! with other very capable tech- the Kyoto treaty — a list of 175 [email protected] You can’t beat the price!!

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OBITUARIES

Wanda Chamberlain Dean Joseph Lyons loved her family and always put ters, Debra (Dave) Rusk, Barbara them first. (William) Dennison, Kathleen Wanda L. Tate Chamberlain Wanda was preceded in Dean Joseph Lyons passed (Richard) Kennedy; son-in- passed away on Nov. 17, 2007, death by her husband of 55 away in Stockton, at the home law, Van Johnson; son, Joseph after a long battle with conges- years. She is survived by her of his beloved daughter Debra tive heart failure. Lyons; sister, Betty Grubbs; and children, Karen Bryan, Robert Rusk on the Nov. 16, 2007. He Wanda was born Nov. 16, brother, Alan Lyons. He also Chamberlain (DiAnn), Debra lived in Stockton for the past 1920, in Durrant, Okla., to had many grandchildren and 40 years. Dean was born on the Earl and Zella Trimmer Tate. Selz (Klint Iverson) and Judy Nov. 9, 1918, in Mt. Pleasant, to great-grandchildren who loved At age 16, Wanda left high Schiers (David). She has 12 Carrie and Joseph Lyons. him very much. school to marry Horace (Lucky) grandchildren, Anastasia, Todd, He served his country during The family would like to Chamberlain. They moved to Dusty, Cameo, Hollie, Elizabeth, WW II in the U.S. Army. During thank Meg and Barbara from California just before World Laura, Kayleigh, Melanie, Blake, his service he earned a Purple Harmony Healthcare for all War II where Wanda began Dallin, and Dexter. She also has Heart, American Defense, in Stockton, where he retired their help. Also, his dog Tippey working in the canneries and three great-grandchildren, Kira, E.A.M.E., and Good Conduct from the Tooele Army Depot. would like to say good-bye to then at Union Oil and the ship- became chief of the finance Jacob and Gage. medals. He served in three dif- Besides work, he loved spend- yards. While Lucky served in the and accounting division. With his best friend! Funeral services will be held ferent campaigns and earned ing time in the mountains fish- army, she began her civil ser- children of high school age, she Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2007, at battle stars in each. ing, hunting, camping, riding Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2007, at 11 vice career at Benicia Arsenal. decided it was time she also After returning home, he horses, and most of all he loved In 1962, when the Benecia returned to school. In 1968, she 11 a.m. at Tate Mortuary in a.m. at Tate Mortuary. A view- met and married Jeanne Snow spending time with his family. Arsenal was closed, they trans- and her son received their high Tooele. Viewing will be held ing will be held on Monday, Lyons on the June 6, 1944. They He was preceded in death ferred to Tooele Army Depot school diplomas. Wanda was a from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. that had five children together. by his parents; wife, Jeanne; Nov. 19, from 6 to 8 p.m., and and Wanda began work in the kind and caring wife, mother, same day. Interment, Tooele Dean worked at the Pot Ash daughter, Linda Johnson; Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. payroll office where she later grandmother and friend. She City Cemetery. Keyser in Wendover Lark Mine granddaughter, Julie; four Interment will be at the Tooele for a short time, then moved brothers and two sisters. City Cemetery, 361 S. 100 East, to Kearns before settling down He is survived by his daugh- Tooele. Yonia Hunt

Yonia May Sorensen Hunt Cristoval (Trevinio) great-grandchildren; broth- several years. He later moved returned to her Heavenly ers and sisters, Eva Rodriquez, to Tooele where he married his Father on Nov. 17, 2007, after a Graham Gertrude (Jake) Aragon, Arturo present wife, Helen Marshall. long life of battling with chron- (Bertha) Graham, Gilbert In Tooele, he was employed ic pain. She was a great exam- C.T. Graham, as he was (Dorothy) Graham; and many by the Tooele Smelter. When ple of endurance and courage called, was born May 7, 1914. nieces, nephews and friends. he moved to Tooele he bought to all who knew her. She will He died at the age of 93 on Nov. He was preceded in death a house in Pine Canyon and once again be united with her 15, 2007, in Salt Lake City. by his first wife, Mary Grant lived there until he moved to husband and sweetheart of 59 Trevinio is survived by his Graham; son, Chris; two grand- the nursing home. He loved years, Dean (Garldean) Hunt, wife, Helen; his children, Billy children; sister, Loren; brother- his dear Pine Canyon. His wish who preceded her in death. and partner Maria, Priscilla in-law, Arturo Lucero; brother- was to die in Pine Canyon, but Yonia was born on April Jaramillo and partner Noe, in-law, Felix Rodriquez; and his wish was not to be. 13, 1929, in Salt Lake City, to Wallace (Cheryl), Effie Martinez son-in-law, Louie Jaramillo. A viewing and rosary were Ivan Leonard and Marjorie Saints and served in the com- Tuesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at (George), Ruth Fullmer (David), Trevinio was a very hard held on Friday, Nov. 16, with VanBuskirk Sorensen. Dean munity as her health would Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. Doug (Audra) and Jimmy working man. After his first the funeral on Saturday, Nov. and Yonia were married on allow her. in Tooele, and on Wednesday (Brenda). He is also survived wife passed away he moved to 17, both at St. Marguerite’s Sept. 3, 1946, and later sealed Yonia is survived by her chil- from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the by 27 grandchildren and 40 Wyoming and worked there for Catholic Church. in the Salt Lake Temple on Sept. dren, Dean Allen Hunt (Diane), Tooele South Stake Center. 4, 1956. They were sweethearts Steven Hunt (Joyce), Sharon Interment will be at the Tooele and shared many choice expe- Gleed (Ron), Bonnie Erickson City Cemetery. The family can- riences together. They lived and (Steven), and Jerry Hunt not thank the staff of Brighton raised their family the majority (Kristen); as well as 16 grand- Gardens Care Center, Dr. Gary NOTES OF APPRECIATION DEATH NOTICE of their married lives in Tooele, children and 15 great-grand- Holland, Debbie Poulsen and which they loved. Yonia’s hus- children. other members of Hospice of band and family were her life Funeral services will be held Utah enough for all the love The family of Dorine Dunlavy at Cottage Glen and Mountain George Elton and she spent all of her days on Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 11 and kindness shown to their would like to express our sin- West Hospice for their lov- in service to them. She was an a.m. at the Tooele South Stake mother. They will be forever cere appreciation and gratitude ing care. Thanks also to Tate active member of The Church Center, 1025 Southwest Drive. grateful for their services. to all of the family, friends and Mortuary and the Tooele 3rd George Elton passed away of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Friends and family may call on neighbors who gave their sup- and 7th wards for their com- Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007. A port and kindness at the time of passionate service to our fami- full obituary will appear in her death. Thank you to those ly and the help with the funeral Wednesday’s paper. For more who sent flowers and cards. program and service. information contact Tate Thanks to those who attended Mike and Kitty Dunlavy, Mortuary at 882-0676. the viewing and funeral servic- Jeanette and Archie Walker, es. A special thanks to the staff Deanna and Marty Sloan

crimes were reported — a — comparing crime rates and Crime 6.37 percent decrease from police coverage — to make a continued from page A1 2005. However violent crime determination of whether law increased 1.2 percent in the enforcement coverage in a par- state. There were 46 homicides ticular area is adequate. trend (2006 compared with in 2006 and 55 in 2005. Robbery The final 2006 report will be 2002) is that violent crime increased 12.4 percent, rape available online later this week decreased 0.4 percent. For the decreased 7.3 percent, and on the Bureau of Criminal 10-year trend (2006 compared aggravated assault increased Identification Web site: http:// with 1997), violent crime fell 0.2 percent. bci.utah.gov/Stats/StatsHome. 13.3 percent. Some police departments html. In Utah, a total of 93,303 use the year-end numbers [email protected] Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, and How Much Do They Cost? Consumer’s Guide Compares 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands photography / Troy Boman Get this book to learn: What is the best brand for you? Women Infant and Children (WIC) services are temporarily set up in the Tooele County Health Department’s audi- torium while the office awaits a move to the new health department building. Construction of the new building is How much do hearing aids expected to be finished in January 2008. cost? What should you expect from new hearing aids? Health meeting space for non-profit The new complex will include organizations based in town. built-in audio-visual equipment Learn how to save 50% off continued from page A1 MSRP on digital hearing aids. “We’ve doubled in inside for classrooms, more parking space size compared to our old For a FREE copy, call space behind the buildings, Offered to the public by work, seems to take forever building, and each staff mem- 1-800-957-6270 � more classrooms, and more Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message when you’re building from the ber here will now have their UT License #368167-4601 � ground up,” said Bateman. own workspace and not have to space for health and medical Health department Public share like before,” Whitehouse resources. A new awning will be Information Officer Bucky said. “The building will also placed in front to shield those Whitehouse also said parts of take a load off from people who entering from rain and snow. the older building still have want to use the conference to be remodeled in order to rooms at the courthouse that Even with the delays, An Inspiring Gift fit well with the new build- may be booked up. Any non- Whitehouse said the entire ing. Employees are currently profit group in town can use project is still predicted to cost Eyes That See Do Not Grow Old scattered in different areas of one of our conference rooms around $5.5 million. The Proverbs of Mexico, Central and South America the older building while their for non-profit-type meetings.” “Just because the build- permanent offices are being Bateman said the new build- Reflections on life, sate advice, and eye-opening ing was delayed, that doesn’t worked on. ing is expected to have sufficient observations expressed in common Latino sayings and necessarily mean it will cost proverbs form the individual cultures of Mexico, Central “We’ve been moving person- space and facilities to accom- and South America. nel around to make space avail- modate the health department more than projected,” he said. “He who speaks sows, and he who listens harvests.” able while we’re renovating the for the next 10 to 15 years. “They’re coming close to the old building and building the “The building is designed to “A good beginning is half the work done.” predicted cost level of $5.5 mil- new offices,” he said. “We put expand and grow along with lion, so the delays didn’t influ- “Rare is the person who can weigh the faults of another the employees into temporary the population,” Bateman without putting his thumb on the scales.” ence the price.” $ 00 locations until their new pieces said. “Some of the features will 10 The remodeled and expand- 6 x 6 • 128 pages get done and the old building include a dental clinic, five addi- is completely remodeled, and tional exam rooms, a depart- ed Tooele County Health Get Yours Today! when it all gets finished we’ll ment operations center and a Department, located at 151 N. Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin move them into their appropri- good amount of storage, which Main St. in Tooele, is expected 58 N. Main, Tooele • M-F, 8-6 ate locations.” is something we didn’t have in to be completed by January, Whitehouse also said the our old building. We also have TOOELETRANSCRIPT new building will include even all the major services close to and an open house will take ULLETIN more office space for present the front door entrance, so they place soon thereafter. B employees, as well as more are easily accessible.” [email protected] TUESDAY November 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007

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REEL TALK Coen brothers work magic once again

he Coen brothers job and doesn’t realize how where, and that’s the point — Ethan and Joel truly dangerous this situa- the film is effectively trying — always aim high tion is. to make. T Missy Thompson when they set out to make The danger stems from Because “No Country for STAFF WRITER a film. From “Oh Brother a mysterious man named Old Men” is being released at Where Art Thou?” to “Fargo” Anton (Bardem), who will the same time as many other to “The Big Lebowski” they stop at nothing to get the films for the holiday sea- have never failed at making these type of action-packed money. To make things more son, it could get overlooked. interesting films. Their new- films, but his performance in interesting in his sick mind, However, this film is defi- est offering is the thriller “No this movie may be the best Anton flips coins to decide nitely worth seeing. Country for Old Men.” one he has ever had. The other’s fates. Usually, this [email protected] Based on the novel by same can be said for Woody turns out for the worst. Pulitzer Prize-winner Harrleson. Although his role “No Country for Old Men” Cormac McCarthy, the film is small, it is definitely vital. tackles issues of drug-deal- FLICK AT A GLANCE was able to capture the ter- There is also Javier Bardem, ing and vicious crimes by Grade: A ror of the book while add- who has been in a variety making them seem univer- Rated: R ing cinematic twists to the of foreign films and a few sal. Even though this film Time: 122 minutes photo courtesy of Miramax story. To make this inevitable U.S. ones, but will definitely is set in southern Texas, it Opens Wednesday Javier Bardem plays Anton, a mysterious killer who will stop at nothing for masterpiece, the Coens have his name out there now could easily happen any- money, in “No Country for Old Men.” used some big-name actors because I smell an Oscar — Tommy Lee Jones, Josh nod. Brolin and Kelly Macdonald The Coens crafted “No — to create a terrific film. Country for Old Men” into a “No Country for Old Men” work of art. Very few screen- will definitely be nominated writers/producers/directors for a few Academy Awards. could have made a film as The Coens hard work at fine as this. It seems they making an engaging and may never go wrong, and exciting film paid off. Their “No Country for Old Men” is ability to make extraordinary a marvelous movie. films out of overdone plot- Llewelyn Moss (Brolin) lines is amazing. The basic considers himself to be a plotline of a drug deal gone simple Southern hunter. He wrong with an innocent stumbles upon an unusual stranger finding the scene scene near the Rio Grande and a killer on the loose where a half dozen or so has been done many times vehicles are parked and before. Somehow, and I’m bodies are heaped up on not quite sure exactly how, the ground. He finds a large they took the plot, actors stash of heroin in the back and dialogue and turned it of one of the pick-ups and into one of the best films of more than $2 million in a the year. duffel bag. While the Coens may Llewelyn takes the money, receive a lot of the credit for which triggers a chain reac- the success of “No Country tion of violence that seems for Old Men,” the characters to never end. He goes back and acting showcases the home and tells his wife, talent of many leading stars. Carla Jean (Mcdonald), to Brolin and Macdonald are take off. Then the aging impressive as a southern Sheriff, Ed Tom Bell (Jones), couple whose future is shaky. becomes involved. However, Jones should be used to he’s getting too old for his

Looking at her laptop screen, Upgrades Huston could instantly see continued from page A1 a graph showing the overall classroom response to the which schools and classrooms question. At the end of the quiz will receive the new technol- session, she looked up a report ogy. The schools and teachers that showed results for each already making use of technol- individual student. ogy will receive first priority, “The student response sys- according to Langston. tem eliminates intimidation “Our intwent is that every and the fear of raising hands school will receive something,” and looking stupid, while pro- said Tooele County School viding immediate feedback to District Superintendent Mike the teacher,” said Langston. Johnsen. “Our plan is to install At Anna Smith Elementary this technology in classrooms in Wendover, teachers have with teachers that have already been successful at using displayed an interest and apti- technology to teach English tude in using technology. As as a second language. Using other teachers see and hear the new technology, teach- ������������������ ���� ��� ������ ������ ���� ��� ������ ���������� how the technology works, ers combine real-life images, they will become interested, digital voice recordings, video, ���������������������� ����������������������������������������������������� and as more funding becomes animation and interactive ������������������������ ������������������������������������������������������� available we will install more point-and-click screen con- ������������������ ��������� ���������� ������ ��������������������� ����� technology.” trols — enabling ESL learners Brian Mulvey, a math teach- to tap their intuitive ability to ����� ������������ ��� ���� ������� ������� ��� �������� ��� er at Grantsville High School, learn a language quickly, natu- already has an interactive rally and easily, according to whiteboard in his classroom. Langston. Mulvey explained how the “Technology produces whiteboard interfaces with his results,” said Langston. “It’s laptop through software. not always easier at first, but “I can download any image it’s worth it.” ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� from the board onto my laptop. [email protected] Then I can post all my white- board notes on my Web site for students that were absent or just have trouble writing,” ���������������������������������������������������������������������� said Mulvey. ������������������������������������������������� The interactive boards serve as a projection screen, and the display can be controlled by touching the whiteboard. The Great Holiday Craft Project! interactive whiteboards can also download presentations from the Internet that come Rocky Mountain Snowflakes Vols. 1 & 2 from lesson plans designed around the state core curricu- All you need for hours of flaky fun is these books and a good pair of lum, said Langston. scissors. Create unique snowflakes with unicorns, angels in flight, peace Carol Huston, science teacher at Grantsville Junior bells, tiny reindeer, butterflies, dinosaurs, aspen leaves, raccoons, teddy High, demonstrated how she uses the student response sys- bears, ice castles, and many, many more! $ 95 tem in her classroom. Using 8 each the interactive whiteboard, Huston projected a multiple- choice question on the board to check her students’ com- Get Your Copies Today! prehension of a concept she was teaching. Students used a TOOELE device that looks like a remote TRANSCRIPT control to enter their response. BULLETIN Your Local News Source Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele • M-F, 8-5 A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007 Sports Cowboys prep pressure defense to stymie foes

by Mark Watson down and just lob it up to SPORTS EDITOR underneath to score points,” said fourth-year head coach With a group of talented Larry Sandberg. “We plan athletes coming back, but to get out and play pressure nobody much taller than 6 defense to create opportu- feet 2 inches, the Grantsville nities on the offensive end. High basketball team wants Sometimes that will be full- to play fast and furious this court pressure defense.” year. Grantsville will rely on a “We have some good ath- couple of football stars to letes, but we lack the height spark the team this year. to come down and play a Quarterback Logan Paulich half-court game. We can will also quarterback the play that style, but it’s not basketball team. to our advantage. We don’t have anyone we can come SEE COWBOYS PAGE A11 ➤

photography / Mike Anderson photography / Troy Boman Larry Sandberg begins his fourth year as head basketball coach at Grantsville’s Trevor Lujan is a top defensive player and also an offensive threat for the Cowboys Grantsville High. CORRECTION

Two fighters were misiden- Tooele swimmers host powerful Box Elder Tuesday tified in photos of a mixed martial arts event last week by Mark Watson than any other team in the state plus community who may no longer have Tuesday. at Deseret Peak Complex. SPORTS EDITOR the Tooele Invitational which is one direct ties to the team, but want to “They match up with us in near- The fighters in the photos of the three most popular invitation- stay involved. We are unique in this ly every event, which will produce were 350-pound Niuvagi The Tooele High swimming team al meets,” said coach Mel Roberts. aspect of high school swimming. We some close races and fast times,” Luamanveae and 205- continues to roll through pre-sea- “This could never happen if we didn’t never have trouble getting teams to he said. “Coach Craig Robinette has pounder Ben Fuiamanu. son meets as it tunes up for strong have the help of my wife Gwen who come to Tooele for meets because been in the business for a long time region competition down the road handles all the entries and results of the professional manner these and always produces a classy team and powerful non-region oppo- on the computer, the parents of the people display. They are great,” the that is fun to compete with; it should nent Box Elder coming to town on swimmers who serve as officials and coach said. be a great meet for the spectators.” SPORTS WRAP Tuesday. timers, the cheerleaders who help us Roberts said his swimmers are in After the Thanksgiving break and Last week Tooele coaches decided with the timing, and members of the for a battle when they face Box Elder moratorium the season gets even Softball tryouts to test some of the swimmers in TC Thunder 12-and-under their “off” events to prepare for the accelerated softball team is last half of the season. In the process holding open tryouts for the Tooele downed Fremont and Jordan 2008 season on Wednesday in both boys and girls competi- from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Dow tion. Tooele girls scored 208 points James complex, 400 North and against Fremont and 189 points 400 South in Tooele. Girls must against Jordan for easy victories. The be 12 and under as of Dec. Tooele boys also prevailed against 31, 2007 to participate. Players both schools scoring 183 points interested in competing should against Fremont and 181 points attend the tryouts or call Mike against Jordan. at 882-5774, Paul at 801-580- Seniors Allison Bowers and Matt 6437 or Travis at 830-2317. Ricci shined at the meet. Bowers set personal records in the 200 freestyle Coaches, officials needed and 100 free. Ricci established per- Tooele Junior Jazz is now accept- sonal bests in the 50 breaststroke ing applications for officials and 200 individual medley. and coaches for recreational Tooele coaches selected senior and competitive leagues now. Mary Burden and freshman Skyler For information go to the web- Smith as the most improved swim- site www.tooelejrjazz.org now mers. Burden set a personal best in before all positions are taken. the 500 freestyle and Smith set per- Officials are paid for training sonal records in the 300 individual and set game schedules. Please medley and 100 butterfly. contact 849-2354 for any ques- Tooele won eight of the 11 events tions. in the girls meet and seven of 11 in the boys meet. Turkey permit changes Allison Bowers set a personal best For those wanting to hunt in the 200 free while Dalton Ryals wild turkeys in Utah next established his top time in the 200 spring, there are two chang- free. Stefen Chevalier posted his es to the permit applica- top time ever in the 100 butterfly. tion process which begins Meredith Bridges swam to her best on Nov. 28. First, you must time in the 100 free while Gilbert was have a hunting or combina- at the top of his game in 100 back- tion license before you can stroke winning the event and setting apply for a permit. Second, a personal record. Erika Andrews applications will be accept- swam to her best time in the 100 ed only through the Division breaststroke. of Wildlife Resources’ Web Tooele continues to host sever- site. Results will be posted al swim meets each year because by Jan. 31, 2008. For more schools prefer it that way. photography / Troy Boman information call (801) 538- “We have 15 meets at home, more 4700. Tooele senior Mat Snarr is a top swimmer for Tooele this year. On Tuesday he won the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:01.36. A11

TUESDAY November 20, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Pet of the Week Experienced seniors return to lead Lady Buffs

by Dyland Trujillo ketball. Now, the Buffs are making the The Tooele varsity girls basketball team CORRESPONDENT transition to the highly competitive 4A makes its 2007-2008 debut this Tuesday ranks against some of the top schools in against former Region 11 foe Logan at Tooele High had some magical the state in Region 7. There have been 4:30 p.m. in Logan. The Lady Buffs will moments during its recent 3A years with some bumps in the road so far, but Tooele play eight non-league games in November state championships in football and bas- has not backed down. and December before facing its region foes starting Jan. 2. Tooele finished last year with a 5-5 region record and 7-11 overall record. “Region 7 is really tough; Orem and Timpview finished first and second in state last year,” said coach Karie Frederickson. “But we’re a tough team and I anticipate us reaching the playoffs.” With six returning seniors the team has some seasoned veterans who can make an impact in the new region. “Merideth Nigh has played varsity for four years and makes good decisions with the ball. We also have the two Birds Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. (Alexis and Corrine) who get a lot of game time. Lauren Lescanec, and Teshia Shelters are only required to hold animals for Haskell get the ball as well.” Frederickson three days before they are euthanized. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at “Because of the way 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881.

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said. Juniors Aly Jensen and Shareese Oborn will play off the bench, sophomore Mattie LAM Snow and freshman Sharon Lyman will also see some time. IS A DEADLY This year the game plan has changed somewhat for the Lady Buffs. “The teams in this league are very fast LUNG DISEASE and we’ve worked on our team speed and playing at a faster pace. We also will need to work together as a team,” Frederickson WITH NO said. “Because of the way we’ll be play- ing we are going to need all of our play- ers, everybody will see playing time,” she KNOWN CURE said. “Jumping up a class is hard in all our sports especially with this particular Learn More photography / Troy Boman region, not only in girls basketball,” said Tooele veteran Meredith Nigh makes a pass during action last year. This year will be Nigh’s fourth Tooele High athletic director Rich Valdez. Visit thelamfoundation.org season on the varsity squad. Stuff Their Stockings With These Beautiful Gifts

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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007 Salon Jazz win one of three in eastern road trip action We are Excited by Mark Watson to announce... SPORTS EDITOR

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photography / Troy Boman Utah’s Andrei Kirilenko (47) rips a rebound from Sacramento King Franscisco Garcia in the first half of the home game against the Kings on Nov.12. Kirilenko is the second leading rebounder for the team behind Boozer.

but then dropped a close game cent but playing 35.4 minutes bench is scoring 7.8 points per at Cleveland 99-94 before being per game. Ronnie Brewer is aver- game. bombed at Indiana 117-97 on aging 52 percent from the field Williams, Boozer and Kirilenko Saturday. playing 29.6 minutes per game. are spending the most time of Currently, Utah is in second Boozer leads in total rebounds the floor for the Jazz. Williams place in the Northwest Division wih 11.5 per game followed by averages 37.1 minutes per game of the Western Conference with Andrei Kirilenko who is bringing while Boozer is on the floor 35.4 a 7-4 record while Denver tops down 6.9 rebounds per game. minutes and Kirilenko 34.5 min- the division at 7-3. Boozer also leads the team utes each contest. Matt Harpring leads the team in scoring with 25.3 points After Monday’s game against in field goal shooting percent- per game followed by Deron New Jersey, the Jazz don’t play age at 54 percent while playing Williams at 17.6, Ronnie Brewer again until Friday when they 14 minutes per game. Boozer is 12.5, Mehmet Okur 11.6 and host New Orleans. close behind shooting 53 per- Kirilenko 11. 2. Harpring off the [email protected]

quick. He knows the game. Ty is a strong defensive Cowboys player,” Sandberg said. continued from page A10 The coach indicated the trend at Grantsville will be to find the top athletes and then hone their “He played as the back-up point guard last year. basketball skills. Logan can run the offense. He’s a good shooting Grantsville looks to improve on a 2-8 region guard and a very knowledgeable, heady ballplayer,” record from last year and 6-16 overall. The Cowboys We can help you the coach said. open the season Tuesday at home against 2A Superb junior running back Alex Childs started Rowland Hall and then travel to South Summit on with all your electronic in some games last year as a sophomore. He is Wednesday. needs except for one: versatile and athletic. Childs can play the point, [email protected] shooting guard or small forward. “He handles the ball real well, he’s quick and he’s a good leaper,” Sandberg said. Trying to fit the Another top returnee from last year is Trevor Lujan. “He should be a key player because he’s an all- big ones under around player who plays well on both ends of the

your tree... “We plan to get out and We have electronics that range from GPS Receivers, iPods, play pressure defense to mp3 players, digital cameras, create opportunities on the printers to anything that will make your loved one smile after offensive end. ripping off the wrapping paper. Larry Sandberg GHS boys basketball coach

court. Trevor’s also a good shooter,” Sandberg said. The coach looks forward to a good year from senior Kaleb Rupp. “He’s probably our best player as far as finishing plays and being able to create shots for himself. Wireless Beehive He’s a strong player so we’ll need his help inside Electronics rebounding. We’re expecting him to have a good year,” the coach said. Looking for nuts, bolts Ext. Hrs. Hwy 36 & Three other senior players should see plenty of or other fasteners? M-F 10-9 action in spot roles this year including Joey Logan, Sat. 10-7 Village Blvd, Justin Huber and Ty Davis. We have over 5,000 “Joey’s a banger and likes contact. He’s also a fasteners in stock. Stansbury Park good leaper. He’s good on the boards because he photography / Troy Boman grabs the ball and pulls it in quick to secure the 83-shack (837-4225) rebound. Justin is a shooting guard who is very Grantsville senior Logan Paulich will play point guard for the Cowboys this year. HOMETOWN B1

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“Writing poetry is kind of a spontaneous thing. You do it because you can’t help it.” Elaine Ipson

photography / Troy Boman Poet Elaine Ipson reflects on her life’s experiences and her recently published book “Circle of Light in a Smelter Town” at her Stansbury Park home. Her poems chronicle growing up in Tooele during the Great Depression and the changing of the times in Tooele Valley.

A Poet’s Storyby Jamie Belnap A former Utah Poet of the Year keeps Tooele’s history alive with new collection of poems

or many, journal writing is a nearly vivid imagery that transports readers back to a bers most. non-existent habit and something time when the railroad was the center of town “Because I don’t go into Tooele very often, it that in hindsight most wish they and everything was covered with “smut” from the hasn’t changed much,” Ipson said, who doesn’t had done wholeheartedly so their smelter — the biggest employer in town. Not only drive much anymore and relies on the gracious- posterity would understand the does her poetry reflect on historical events, but it ness of friends to help her with errands. “I keep changing of times and life as it was evokes feelings from then and now. the old memories in my mind.” in a different era. “The smelter, in the corner of the hills, spewed Ipson was born in 1926, and grew up during the Elaine Ipson, an 82-year-old longtime Stansbury sulfuric gas over the stubby fields where poisoned Great Depression. FPark and Tooele City resident, runs with the crowd cows died in their sleep. It rained black hail and “I didn’t know we were poor,” Ipson remembers. as far as journal writing goes, but she has some- covered the town with smut. . .” reads a line from “My mother made life wonderful. It wasn’t really a thing else that the crowd doesn’t have that she’ll a poem called “The Smelter.” hard time for me; it was a hard time for parents.” leave behind as a legacy of the ever-changing “It was a different town back then,” Ipson said. During those hard financial times, little things Tooele Valley and her thoughtfully lived life. “You could tell the time of day by when the train were big luxuries. In particular, Ipson remem- Her new poetry book, “Circle of Light in a went up and down the tracks.” Smelter Town,” combines life experiences with It’s the “then” portion of time that Ipson remem- SEE POEM PAGE B8 ➤

HOMEFRONT Use cranberries for tasty Thanksgiving dishes hat would a December. Fresh berries can John “Peg-Leg” Webb, a New Thanksgiving dinner be stored in the refrigerator Jersey grower, is respon- Wbe without cran- Diane Sagers for up to two weeks just as sible for the sorting method. berries? That lively reddish- CORRESPONDENT you bought them. Sort and Because he had a wooden maroon color, and tangy- rinse in cold water just before leg, he could not carry crates sweet flavor are touted as the using them. of berries down from the best possible accompaniment For longer storage, double loft of his barn. Instead, he for roast turkey. Whether or berries. wrap them in plastic and poured them down the steps. not you agree with that anal- Cranberries were highly freeze them for up to a year. He discovered that those that ysis, cranberries are a neces- valued by pioneer New Do not wash before freezing. bounced the best and arrived sary part of a finely laid out England sea captains as a Sort and rinse frozen berries at the bottom were the firm- Thanksgiving feast. prevention for scurvy. Scurvy just before cooking. For best est, finest berries. Rotten and Cranberries have been on is a vitamin C deficiency dis- results, do not thaw before bruised berries stayed on the the menu in North America ease. Because fresh fruit was cooking. steps. since long before white men not available on long ship Cranberry trivia Today, the very bounciest set foot on its shores. Native voyages, vitamin C was also We aren’t as familiar with berries are sold fresh in bags, photography / Diane Sagers Americans ate them raw or unavailable and outbreaks of cranberries in our area as in while those with less bounce Cranberries aren’t just for turkey. This easy cranberry salad dish can be cooked them into sauces. scurvy were common among areas where they grow read- go into juice drinks and other served chilled as a salad or frozen to make a delicious dessert. Pemmican, a dried food that early seafarers, but not ily in bogs. So here are a few products. provided protein, vitamins among those who ate cran- facts of trivia: • There are approximately • A typical 100-pound bar- million pounds of cranberries and minerals for the winter, berries (or citrus fruits). • Cranberries are sorted 440 cranberries to a pound rel of cranberries contains each year. was made by drying meat Cranberries are available using bounce board separa- and about 4,400 cranberries about 44,000 berries. which was treated with cran- fresh from September to tors. According to legend, to a gallon. • Americans consume 340 SEE CRANBERRIES PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Company is excited to announce Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 Tooele the implementation of water p.m. ESOL students may come any- meters during the 2008 water year. time, the center is open for individual- Little Theatre classes All shareholders are invited to learn ized study with our software programs On Nov. 28, Maceys Little Theatre more about the meters by attending and textbooks. Registration is $35.00 will be making Tuscan turkey soup the annual shareholders’ meeting per semester. that will warm you up on even the Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the coldest of nights. All classes are free auditorium at the Tooele County and start at 7 p.m. Courthouse. For more information Library call Camille at 833-9606. Childcare providers Children’s story time Are you a childcare provider that is Remember children’s story time is in need of some support? Join us for Grantsville every Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the a fun-filled evening with ideas and Tooele Library, and children’s crafts professional development. We meet Mega Cat Fix each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. For more the second Thursday of each month The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ information on these and other library from 7 to 9 p.m. for training and free Neuter Clinic will have their Mega Cat programs visit our Web site tooelecity. drawings with prizes that you can Fix on Dec. 14, Westgate Mortgage, org/tcl/library.html, call 882-2182 or use in your family childcare busi- 94 W. Main St., Grantsville. Cats only visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. ness. For more info call Kathy Witt please. Female cats are $24.99 and at 843-5326. male cats are $14.99. Online reser- vations only, www.utahpets.org. For Charity Caregiver Guide class assistance call 1-866-PETS FIX ext. 13. At this month’s Caregiver Guide class Food pantry on Tuesday, Nov. 20, from 7 to 8:30 The First Baptist Church in Tooele is p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center, 59 Schools offering a clothing closet and emer- E. Vine St., we will be talking about gency food pantry to help meet the identity theft and scam. Our special THS Class of 1968 needs of our community. Anyone with speaker will be Detective R. Johnson THS class of 1968 flip your calen- clothing needs — adults and children from the Tooele County Sheriff’s dars ahead and mark June 21, 2008 — are welcome. The food pantry is Department. Light refreshments for our 40-year reunion. Golfers are available for emergency needs. Hours will be served. For more informa- invited to play in a special nine-hole of operation are Saturdays from 10 tion call Dee Askerlund at 882-4163 golf tournament that morning. We’ll a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 or Barb McFarland at 843-9054. spend the afternoon and evening near S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call the mouth of Settlement Canyon at 882-2048. Family Caregiver Month Legion Park reminiscing as we enjoy Tooele County Aging Services and a picnic, pig roast and a bonfire when ‘Share the Warmth’ local Hospice agencies are spon- it gets dark. We need your help to For “Share the Warmth” month in soring nominations for “Caregiver assure we contact as many class- November a clothing drive has been of the Year.” Citizens may nomi- mates as possible. We’ve discovered set up with warm items such as blan- nate one or more caregivers that we have no valid street addresses, kets, coats, hats, gloves, socks, ther- on forms available at the Tooele phone numbers or e-mail addresses mals, sleeping bags, shoes, boots, etc. photo courtesy of Maxine Memmott Senior Center, 59 E. Vine St. and for about 60 classmates. For a list of Children’s items will especially be in “Operation Christmas Child,” led by student council officers (l-r) Nate Moody, Kendyll the Grantsville Senior Center, 120 people for whom we have no address, demand for the drive. Donations can Baker and Kevin Jenson, was a success because of the generous students and families of S. Center St. Call Frank at 882-2870 please contact Mike Mansanarez at be dropped off through Nov. 30, at Stansbury Park Elementary. Hundreds of toothbrushes and toothpaste were donated. x130 to be mailed a nomination [email protected] Check out Harmony Home Health at 1929 N. form. Deadline for nominations is our blog at http://tooele68.blogspot. Aaron Dr. #H (across the street from 11 and 12. Participants can choose assist them in coping. Contact Evan or Nov. 21. The caregiver who receives com/. Maverick), Quality Ford at 1141 N. between Tuesday mornings or Stacy with questions 843-3520. the most nominations will be recog- Main St. (donations should be brought Wednesday evenings. Classes will nized and named “Caregiver of the to the Ford building), Tooele City Hall be taught at the Tooele Army Depot Steak night canceled Year” at the Caregiver Rejuvenation Education at 90 N. Main St. (drop bin will be in Arts and Craft Center. Please regis- Friday night steaks have been can- Celebration on Nov. 28, from 3 to 6 the main lobby), and Tooele Foot and ter at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main celed on Friday, Nov. 23, due to p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. Adult Education Ankle Clinic at 230 S. Main St. For St. The cost is $5 to the Arts Council Thanksgiving holiday. See you on Get your high school diploma this questions call Frank Venditti at 224- and $5 to the Arts and Craft Center Friday, Nov. 30. Christmas parades year! All classes required for a high 2599. for tools. The Tooele County Chamber of school diploma, adult basic educa- Commerce is making plans to wel- tion, GED preparation, word process- Blankets needed Christmas concert Seniors come Santa Claus in our traditional ing, driver’s education and English There are over 500 homeless here in The Tooele City Arts Council is spon- Tooele and Grantsville Christmas as a second language are available. Tooele, and many of these sleep outside soring TMinus5 on Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. Grantsville Senior Center parades. Santa will be welcomed Register now to graduate — just $35 in the cold. Help the needy by donating at the THS auditorium. The cost for The Grantsville Senior Center can be by Tooele on Saturday, Dec. 1, at per semester. The center is located at a blanket at the Church of Christ, 430 this Christmas concert is only one can reached at 884-3446. Center will be 10 a.m. He will be welcomed by 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached at W. Utah Ave. Call morning for best of food per ticket! Cans of food can be closed on Nov. 22 and 23. Grantsville on Saturday, Nov. 24. In 833-1994. Adult education classes are results at 882-4642. Will pick up. exchanged for tickets at Tooele City Free Health Services — Blood pres- Tooele, meet Santa after the parade for students 18 and over. Hall reception area. Get your tickets sure: Every Thursday at noon. Foot at the Tooele City Hall rotunda, early because they will go fast. clinic: Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 1:30 to 90 N. Main St. If you are inter- Take the GED Arts 3:30 p.m. ested in participating in the Tooele The GED test will be given on Dec. After School Drama Thanksgiving dinner — Nov. 30, at 4 parade, please contact the cham- 11 and 12, starting at 8 a.m. Please Watercolor society After School Drama, a children’s per- p.m. Entertainment will be Grantsville’s ber office at 882-0690. If you are contact Andrea at 833-1994 by Dec. 7. The Utah Watercolor Society traveling formance group, will be perform- Music Company. interested in participating in the Pre-registration is required. art exhibit will be open to the public ing on Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. at Ken’s Grantsville parade, please contact during the month of November dur- Gymnastics in Grantsville (on North Senior Circle Todd Castagno at 849-1485. Advanced computer class ing regular business hours, Monday Bowery Street, behind City Hall). This Senior Circle is for anyone over the An advanced computer class in through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. is a free event for the public. age of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Blood drive Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, Any large groups wishing to view the Receive hospital, local and national A blood drive will be held on Dec. PowerPoint and Windows is being exhibit please contact the Tooele City benefits. Call 843-3690 or stop by the 6, from 3 to 8 p.m., at 1000 W. Utah offered on Tuesday and Wednesday Arts Council at 843-2142 to set up a Churches hospital volunteer desk to sign up. All Ave. Let’s all lend a hand or arm. nights for four weeks beginning Nov. time. activities require an RSVP except for Remember the life you save, may be 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. Fees range from Thanksgiving devotional exercise. your own! $20 to $40. Call to register. Ceramic classes A non-denominational Thanksgiving Senior Lifestyles — Tuesday, Nov. 20, at Tooele City Arts Council is sponsor- devotional will be held on Wednesday, 11 a.m. at Grantsville Senior Center. Irrigation meeting English as a second language ing two ceramic classes to begin Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele South Wellness Luncheon — Wednesday, Settlement Canyon Irrigation ESOL conversational classes are held on Nov. 20 and 21, and end Dec. Stake Center, 1025 Southwest Drive. Nov. 21, at 11 a.m. Ambulance and emergency room directors will pres- Revival ent on when to call for help and what The Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. to expect. Free lunch will follow pre- Seventh St. in Tooele, will hold Revival sentation. on Nov. 28-30 at 7 p.m. and on Dec. Birthday Bingo — Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2, at 11 a.m. with a potluck lunch at 5 p.m. Food, cake, bingo, prizes! at noon. Specials guests will be the Spaces fill up fast. Must RSVP. Benson family. Everyone is welcome. For more information please call 882- 7183. Recovery

Kick drug habits Groups LDS Family Services addiction recov- ery meetings are Tuesdays from 7:30 Kiwanis meetings to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 West, room Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon 118, Tooele. Enter on the north side at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. of the chapel. The Erda meeting has 1280 North, Tooele. Contact Marilyn been discontinued. Gillette at 830-5463. Castaways AA Living beyond grief Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous “Living Beyond Our Grief” group meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday sponsored by Valley Mental Health is at noon at the St. Barnabas Church, held Thursdays from 2 to 3 p.m. at 100 1784 N. Aaron Drive (southwestern S. 1000 West, Tooele. The group is for looking church by the hospital, first all those who have suffered a loss in left off 2000 North). Open, mixed, their life and are in need of support to non-smoking, wheelchair access. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY

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MISSIONARY SCOUTING NEWS Jacob Worthington Troop 1109 visits Antelope Island for bison roundup

Jacob Hugh Worthington he advancement ing has progressed over the disturbance was evidence that has been called to serve as a requirements for last 130 years the real fun was even in the animal kingdom missionary for The Church T Second and First Class T.J. Wallace watching Tanner Tate rope a everyone needs a few days to of Jesus Christ of Latter-day state to identify or show evi- GUEST COLUMNIST sawhorse steer. He was a little rest from the stress of running Saints. He will serve in the West dence of at least 10 native rusty circling the lasso around around. Indies, Trinidad Tobago mis- plants and identify or show his head, but I think he nailed There were a few remain- sion. He will be the featured evidence of at least 10 animals the bow-legged stance. He’d ing bulls along the main speaker on Nov. 25, at 9 a.m. found in your community. It’s a mule deer strolled into the make a great cowboy. After road with a bit of attitude in the Grantsville 1st Ward, 115 one thing to sit in a classroom grassy picnic area. Unfazed visiting the ranch, it was off that refused to be rounded Cherry St. Jacob will enter the and point out sage brush by the two-legged critters, my to see what we came for: the up. Obvious veterans of the Missionary Training Center on and bison in pictures, but Scouts were able to walk right bison pens. roundup process, they man- Dec. 5. Jacob is the son of Mike even though it does fulfill the up to her as she was graz- Stepping out of the car, the aged to wrangle their way and Lisa Worthington, grand- requirement, it doesn’t quite ing. It’s not often you get the faint smell of buffalo chips out and were now more son of Lynn and Carole Bush, compare to actually getting chance to pet a deer. mixed with dirt and musky concerned with filling their Carole Geldmacher, and the out into the sage brush and The ranch is located about animal hide filled your sinus- cheeks with range grass than late Larry Hugh Allen and Jack seeing the bison where they 10 miles south of the cause- es. For now, the roundup was acknowledging our car only Worthington. truly roam. On Oct. 27, Troop way along the eastern side of all but over and the herd was 10 yards away. 1109 headed out to Antelope the island. Fielding Garr had resting. We were able to drive Lord Baden Powell, founder Island for the annual Bison been assigned by the LDS right up to the pens where the of the Boy Scout movement Roundup. church to establish a ranch herd is cut, weighed, checked, once said, “A week of camp MWMC BABIES As soon as you are out on on the island to manage the inoculated, and for some, life is worth six months of the causeway to the island, church tithing herds. culled. theoretical teaching in the you notice gulls and grebes In 1848, the first perma- At the holding pens, a group meeting room.” Emma Hope Jefferson was Melissa Park. feeding along the shore and in nent structure, a log cabin, of younger bulls were estab- It’s fine to be able to iden- born Nov. 8, 2007, to Sandra Joshua Richard Dempsey the briny water. Wildlife is evi- was built. The ranch operated lishing their rank in society at tify a bison from a photo, Forbes and Elwood Jefferson. was born Nov. 11, 2007, dent all over the island from continually until 1981 and the water trough. The trough but can you tell me how they Alison Rose Lovell was to Richard and Jennifer the coyote droppings and at one point was one of the looked like a large metal wad- smell and what sound they born Nov. 8, 2007, to Aaron Dempsey. rabbit trails to the bison and largest and most industrial- ing pool about 2 feet in height make? I think a day out on the and Annika Lovell. Jaiden Lynn Halton was antelope hanging out along ized ranching efforts in the and was large enough that a island counts for at least a few Miylei Lynn Herridge was born Nov. 12, 2007, to Catina the road. Since nearly 80 per- western United States. Today, few bison actually climbed weeks. born Nov. 9, 2007, to Chris Travis and Alex Halton. cent of Utah’s wetlands sur- the ranch house is the old- inside. There were several Troop 1109 is a special and Mindy Herridge. Savannah Rae Merritt was round the Great Salt Lake, it’s est existing building on its deep grunts and a few bulls needs unit for boys with dis- Addyson Colleen Allred born Nov. 12, 2007, to Michael easy to catch a glimpse of the original foundation and is were casually brushed away abilities. Any boy with a dis- was born Nov. 10, 2007, to and Mary Ellen Merritt. 6 to 9 million migratory birds operated as a visitor center for with a nudge from the horns. ability ranging in age from 12 Jed and Darci Allred. Antonio George William passing through the Pacific Antelope Island State Park. Unlike the veteran bulls along to 99 can participate. If you Roland James Youngren Lopez was born Nov. 13, Flyway. Although a visit to Fielding the road, these bison were a would like more information was born Nov. 10, 2007, to 2007, to Thomas Lopez and A few years ago, while visit- Garr Ranch provides an bit skittish. Grunting, snorting on Troop 1109, please contact Brandon Youngren and Amanda Kubat. ing the Fielding Garr Ranch, opportunity to see how ranch- and trotting off at the slightest T.J. Wallace at 843-0841.

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Call Angie 882-7358. 435-224-4343 Riddles Salvage “SIGN ON BONUS” WANTED PAMPERED PET Re- & Wrecking “SIGN ON BONUS” sort Boarding Book TOOELE AREA MANAGER early for the holidays! to fill express fleet Real cash for www.pamperedpetre- your junk Full time position for a registered nurse sort.com 435-884- car or truck. OB PPORTUNITIES 3374 OB PPORTUNITIES responsible for the daily operations of JJ OO • Set your own schedule. • car & trucks our Tooele Area Office. Candidates shall • 4 days on /4 days off • farm equipment PITBULL PUPPIES for Tooele County School District • batteries possess strong supervisory and leadership sale. Call (435)840- • 7 days on/ 7 days off • aluminum & copper skills to help maintain the quality of care 1588, (435)249-0237 am pm to residents in the Tooele area. Candidates • Weekend work 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat PUREBRED Pitbull pup- CLARK JOHNSEN JR. HIGH - Full time Finance Secretary: FREE Pick- up shall also possess excellent interpersonal, pies, $200. Ready Nov (11 month contract) Applicants must have excellent skills in typing, computer communication, organizational and time literacy, accounting, and general office procedures. For more information please • Regional runs 884- 3366 17th. Had first shots. contact Principal Hal Strain, 849-1939 or Human Resources, 833-1900 X1103. 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville management skills. Prior home health and Comes w/gift basket CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, November 27th - 4:00 pm • Great Pay & Equipment supervisory experience preferred. with birth certificate to 2 GARAGE doors for We offer an excellent benefits package g o o d h o m e . sale, 16x8 and 9x8. (435)843-7981 TOOELE HIGH SCHOOL- Temporary Part time Finance Call Steve 800-701-8689 Secretary: This position is for 5 hours a day during the school year and will Steel, raised panel, and competitive compensation. SHORT WIDE pitbulls, 5 end 7/1/09. Applicants must have excellent skills in typing, computer Or stop by in person white with openers, Apply at our office, or fax a resume to: puppies for sale. They literacy, accounting and general office procedures. For more information please 2519 S 5370 W $250. Call (435)843- contact Principal Topham, 833-1900 or Human Resources, 833-1900 X 1103. come from woodspits. 1787 CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 - 4:00 pm West Valley City, UT 84120 com. Real bully pitbulls. www.knighttrans.com 4 - T R U C K TIRES Must see! (435)830- Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 (325X60RX18). $130 3687 each or $500 set. Ne- Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. Community Nursing Services Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office gotiable. Approximately - 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele or downloaded at web site: tooelesd.org 7500 miles on them. Home Health & Hospice Livestock Call Steve (435)884- TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 6049. 601 N. Main • Tooele • 882-3913 The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in 882-6209 fax 2ND CROP Alfalfa hay. compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations BECOME A SUB- Equal Opportunity Employer No fox tail or cheat should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900. SCRIBER. 882-0050 grass. Approximately 75lb bales. 27 bales per 3X6 HOSPITAL ton No checks. (435)840-2298 Join the Magic of Miller (435)843-0621 Join the Team FOR SALE 12yr old paint mare. Very pretty, well mannered. Baths Immediate Openings well, trims and loads. He has been ridden in the mountains and the Medical Assist. OB / L&D RN Full time area. Bought her for my Assistant • FT with benefits daughter who has quit /CNA Clubhouse Manager riding. $2,500. 7yr old • PRN Position Available • Current Licensure Req. paint mare. Beautiful. • Current Licensure pref. • Previous OB / L&D Western pleasure Experience Preferred points, ridden in pony club, has been ridden in Home Health/ the mountains. Bath, Hospice RN Emergency trims and loads. $5000. • PRN Position Available Room RNs Individual will be responsible for: 5yr old liver bay mare • Current Licensure • 1 yr. experience pref. from Kentucky. Beauti- • assisting the Clubhouse Manager in the development and implementation of long- ful, great mind will preferred • Current Licensure req. range (strategic) and annual (business) plans. make a wonderful 4-H • ACLS & PALS pref. • maintaining contact with members and helping to assure maximum member horse, Take her any di- Phlebotomist rection, she has speed, • 2 PRN Positions Billing AR satisfaction. she has a super mind and loves people, and • Varying Hours and Shifts Clerk • performing a variety of administrative duties and functioning as an administrative she has also been rid- • 1 year Phlebotomy • FT with Benefits link between departments. den in the mountains. Experience Required • Prev. Medical Billing $ 2 5 0 0 C a l l • Current Certification Pref. Individual must: (435)224-4000 experience required • be self motivated, organized, customer service oriented and have the ability to Need to sell that new multi-task in a fast pace atmosphere. champion bull or your To Apply yearling calves? Place • have exceptional communication and computer skills with strong decision making your classified ad into James Glade abilities. 47 newspapers, find phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 your buyers quickly. For [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com • be willing to work flexible hours including weekends, evenings and holidays. only $135. your 25 word classified will be Send cover letter & resume to: seen by up to 500,000 Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept Please email resumes to readers. It is as simple 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 [email protected] as calling the Tooele Transcript Bulletin at or mail to: Miller Motorsports Park, (435)882-0050 for de- Re: Assistant Clubhouse Manager tails. (Ucan) 2901 N. 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(ucan) ONLY [email protected] $189,900 Tooele m EOE NEEDED: Servers and MLS #734072 Buffet Cooks, Part time SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully County KNOWLEDGEABLE Dishwasher. All shifts. ABOUT Relocation and landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, Challenge... Happy Thanksgiving Contact General Man- full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central Deployment readiness ager (801)250-8585. for the military family air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in Donate to the 8836 North Highway all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! member. Understand- 40. FOOD BANK ing of the emotional 260 W. 400 North and stressful events POST OFFICE Now hir- 585 S. and what is expected in ing. Avg. $20/ hour or .50 acres. 263 N HALE ST • GRANTSVILLE $57k annually, includ- 516 W 3460 N PCS move, and have 525 W. MOTIVATED SELLER experience the actual ing Federal Benefits Horse Property on .85 ac w/ ERDA • $525,000 Great big garage in back, planning and prepara- and OT. Paid Training, ONLY Barn, Arena, Out Buildings, Vacations. PT/ FT. $ 4 beds, 1 bath. mother-in-law apt in bsmt, tion of Deployment and 249,900 hydronic heat. Mobilization on a mili- 1-866-497-0207 USWA MLS #739459 tary installation. Must POSTAL JOBS $16.53 Large house in quiet neighborhood(easy walk 217 N 5TH STREET • TOOELE have a Bachelors De- to $27.58/hr, now hir- to school). Enjoy evenings with cozy fireplace. 1558 sq ft, 3 bd, 1 bth gree Full time position, Also a woodburning stove in bsmt. Central air. bungalo in the process ing. For application 40hrs per week, Mon- and free goverment job Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. of being updated. 10640 S BAY MEADOWS DR day- Thursday. Loca- Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! SANDY • $436,000 information, call Ameri- 250 W. 408 North 1129 S 970 W • TOOELE tion Dugway Proving can Association of La- Horse Property on .73 ac w/ Ground. Send resume 1.25 acres. $198,500 great park in bkyd. 11 S 400 E • MEADOW bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Neutral colors, fenced yd, Mom-in-Law apt in bsmt. $245,000 • MOTIVATED SELLER Fax: (435)831-2831 hrs. emp. serv. 1132 N. rv parking, great floor plan. 4.37 acres, great home w/ Email: country feel. Historic log [email protected] BECOME A SUB- 600 E. cabin in bkyd. il SCRIBER. 882-0050 ONLY $179,900 MLS #729067 37 W CHERRY STREET Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in Totally finished, great 5694 N LANYARD LN family home, finished basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. STANSBURY • $287,000 yard on .32 acres Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with 300 W. 400 North Totally finished, theater rm, 1150 S KIMBALL DR ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! beautiful w/ solid surface, clean GRANTSVILLE • $260,000 1.25 acres. 229 E ALEXANDER CT GREAT OPPORTUNITY! GRANTSVIILE • $299,000 Almost 1 ac of Horse Property 6741 Fully finished bsmt w/ 7 bd, 68 N MEADOWLARK CIR. is accepting applications for: Bridle 3 bath. On tot lot, next to GRANTSVILLE • $277,000 SOLID SURFACE walking trails. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre • Miners • Mechanics Farms Priced Low for Salt lot. 3400 sq ft. Call Michell $ 239 BOX ELDER • $262,000 Anderson 840-8898 • Welders • Truck Drivers Lake Valley! 239,000 Over 3000 sq ft home MLS #705602 in South Willow Estates. HORSE PROPERTY • Machinists • Carpenters 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, Lofgren Ramber/Ranch on .34 acs. • Millwrights • Supervisors close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real Acres hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone 259 E LEGRAND • Electricians • Laborers 40 acre lots, well permit located in Lofgren, GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement SOLD 419 E PREMIER LN • Equipment Operators stubbed for 3rd bth., Vinyl fence, full sprinklers 10 miles south of Vernon. IN 5 HOURS GRANTSVILLE • $279,900 LEASE TO OWN In 134 SOUTH WORTHINGTON Big Beautiful Rambler. Stansbury or Grantsville 3 • Serving the Mining/Oil & Gas/ GRANTSVIILE Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. bd, 2 bth, $1,300 mo Industrial/Construction Industries Lana McKean Michelle Please call Carrie at 435-840-3969 435-833-0233 Anderson 435.224.9186 or Paulette at 435-843-7561 or cell 801-518-8670 435-840-8898 fax resume to 435-843-7565 Pat Stevens 1185 N. Main • Tooele 435-840-8224 915 North Main • Tooele Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday November 20, 2007

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FOSTER PARENTS 1994 INFINITY PW, PL, 2003 CHEVY Blazer VALLEY VIEW NEW 3BDRM home, 360 STANSBURY PARK CONDO 232 Hometown TERRA 5 Acres Buy or DO YOU need horse NEEDED. If interested PS, 4dr, Automatic, Cd white exterior black in- Motel. Call Saddle Road, Ander- Newer 3bdrm 2bth, 2 court $190,000 Clean L e a s e O p t i o n . property? I have 1.5 call Futures Through player, Good condition, terior 43,000 miles Cus- (435)882-3235. or son Ranch subdivision, car garage, central air all on one level 2bdrm $225,000 Like NEW acres in the South Rim Choices 801-279-3992 Reduced, $2500 obo tom wheels and tires (435)882-7008. Nice, Grantsville, reasonable conditioning, $1195/mo 2bth 14X13ft sunroom home w/5bdrm 2bth, subdivision for sale. (435)830-0019 4.3L V6 engine fully quiet 1bdrm, 2bdrm, rent, with or without 104 E Shamrock Ln with heat and air, up- 2600sqft & 5 Acres of $115,000 JUNK BATTERIES, loaded excellent condi- kitchenette available. utilities. (801)598-0457 C - 2 1 M c A f f e e graded 2 car garage, Horse Property. Buy (435)884-6658 auto, truck, tractor, RV, 1997 DODGE Intrepid tion $10,990 obo. Monthly, weekly & daily (801)755-9333 (801)733-9499 custom window treat- now or Lease Option FSBO 4bdrm, 2bth home no Toy, flashlight, will needs transmission (435)830-8641 or eve- specials. HBO, cable. ments, vaulted ceilings, $1100/mo. Between STANSBURY PARK, on 2.65 acres of rm7 pick up. Also will take work and bumper $650. nings (435)882-8082 Open 24hrs. 585 Can- NORTH TOOELE central air, fireplace, Dugway & Rush Valley. 3bdrm, 1bth, double car multi unit zoned land in aluminum, copper, 1986 Toyota Truck yon Rd, Tooele. 4bdrm, 3bth Newer tiled floors, spacious Lynn (801)367-5155. 2004 DODGE Durango, garage, fenced yard, Grantsville city, double steel. Garth 830-2309, needs battery, heats-up Rambler. 2480sqft, kitchen w/upgraded oak Owner/Agent, Secure Limited Edition, 5.7 Li- outside pet ok, access to land, house 837-2246 $ 4 0 0 C a l l J i m Large open floor plan cabinets (435)224-8247 RE. (435)840-1494 ter, Hemi Magnum. Homes for w/vaulted ceilings, Main $900/mo, (801)842- appraised at $175,000 (435)882-5019 Great condition, silver Rent floor laundry, Fireplace, 9631 COZY 3BDRM 1bth YOUR DREAMS be- to $180,000 could put 4 Recreational with grey leather inte- come a reality with four-plexes on property, Fully Fenced, Beautiful TOOELE 2BDRM 1bth 1 h o m e r e m o d e l e d Vehicles 1999 CHEVY CAVA- rior. Fully loaded, Views! Great Neighbor- kitchen and bathroom, our absolutely free, no water, please call $$WHY RENT when Extra Large garage LIER 4dr. A/C, AM/FM, power everything, sun- hood! No smoking/pets, 1 car garage, RV park- no obligation, Home 435-840-2205 you can buy? 0 1400sqft. 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For rent in Find HUD & Bank home, finished base- corded message (435)882-3405 down/ zero down fi- professionals help (435)830-2665 2006 TRAIL Blazer for North East Tooele. owned homes at: ment w/kitchenette. call:1-877-744-3427 (801)633-1408 nancing. Free re- you qualify. Free re- sale, excellent condi- $1075/mo $800/dep. www.tooeleban- $299,500 x26. Prudential R.E. HONDAS FROM $500! corded message call: corded message on tion, 36,000 miles, must No Smoking/ Pets. kowned homes.com or (435)882-7094 Police Impounds For 1-877-744-3427 x4. how you can qualify see! Call 882-2194. Newer House in Quiet call for a list Jamie (801)860-5696 Autos Sale! Many Makes and Prudential R.E. to own this exclusive $18,000 obo. neighborhood. Mitch Kerr (435)841-9144 Models, For Listings LAKEFRONT HOME Mobile Homes property call: 1-877- 801-380-5691 RENT OR Lease to Group 1 Real Estate Call 800-586-3805 X Stansbury. 5bdrm 3bta 744-3427 x14. Pru- $0 DOWN! Cars From Own, 5bdrm, 2.5bth, 9436 3BDRM 2BTH w/d hook- $130,000 FSBO Grants- sec sys, btlf kitchen SS dential R.E. $29/mo! Police Im- Trucks fireplace, fenced yard, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ups. Southwest Tooele. ville, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1/3 appl island,vaulted ceil- pounds for Sale! 36 RV pad. Wonderful home for rent, no smok- References required. acre w/d hookups, ings, bonus/ office.Call PRICED FOR QUICK Months @ 8.5% apr. neighborhood. $1200/ ing/ pets. 882-1550 SELL YOUR CAR or $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs $875/mo $500/dep swamp cooler, Great Nancy 801-403-5851 sale 35 acres- $49,900. For listings Call mo. (435)882-2171 boat in the classifieds. from $500! Chevys, Owner/ Agent Brad starter home nice M c D o n a l d G r o u p RENT TO Own 3bdrm 90 minutes from Salt 800-586-3805 x 8329 (801)910-5803 Call 882-0050 or visit Jeeps, Fords and More! (435)830-0370 neighborhood. Call GMAC 2bth, 144 W Durfee Lake City in SW Wyo- www.tooeletranscript. Police Impounds For RENT OR Lease to own. Grantsville $ 5 9 5 ming. Recreational (435)882-8474 (435)840-2205 NEW HOME for sale in com Sale, For Listings Call Tooele 3bdrm, 2bth, (801)651-5151 paradise. Stunning set- 1977 FORD Mustang Tooele. Beautiful 800-586-3805 x 9973 3BDRM HUD! $264/MO! 384 N 1st E fenced, ga- 1999 3BDRM 3BTH ting with amazing II Interior and body in TRANSMISSION RE- 3bdrm, 2bth. It has it 4bdrm 4bth $90,500! rage, No smoking 2200sqft, jetted tub, views. Surrounded by good condition needs PAIR, rebuild. Low cost 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton all! Fireplace, vaulted Only $718/Mo! 5% $1100/mo 2-tone paint, auto- Office Space gov't land. EZ terms. carburetor an electri- to Tooele residents. truck, 4x4 frame & en- ceilings, central air, big down 20 years @ 8% (801)580-5820 matic sprinklers, cen- Call UTLR 1-877-351- cal work $1800 obo Will buy vehicles 1990 gine, good tires & great 2 car garage, big lot, apr. For listings call (435)884-3955 tral air, $189,000 881 5263. (ucan) 435-830-2344 and up that needs engine (350). Good built in 2007. Close to (800)586-3901 exten- (435)840-1009 N 720 W Glen Eagles FOR LEASE Office/ transmission work, trans. New Edlebrock sion 5749. (ucan) (435)882-6402 schools and parks. Business Space 1985 FORD Ranger. cash paid. Shop carb. New Edlebrock in- ROOMS FOR rent Ma- $185,000 obo. Call 3BDRM, 2BTH Double (801)201-5272cc Utilities included. 46 & Water Shares Runs but needs work. (801)972-5810 Home take & manifold. $1300 ture and responsible (801)824-0852 or w i d e , a / c , w / d 48 South Main. 1 Home 435-882-5315 (435)843-8181 obo. (435)840-8790 women, with good val- 3BDRM 1BTH Home for (801)915-7179 hook-ups, No pets, No month free. (602) Cell 435-830-0913 ues, to rent rooms in $85,000 (435)850-8559 FOR SALE Underground 1992 CHEVY P/U ex- smoking $825/mo Planning on selling your 826-9471 Stansbury call Jennifer water rights in Grants- 1990 HONDA Accord tended cab 4x4 $500/dep 884-6626 3BDRM 2BTH Overlake home, you could be SUVs (435)882-6004 No ville/ Erda, 1 to 5 acre $1000; 1954 Dodge PU w/camper shell, $2600 801-243-0641 Townhome For Sale sending your sales smoking/ pets feet, $8500/ $10,000 Project Truck $400; obo (435)882-7879 (435)850-8559 points to up to 340,000 3BDRM, 2BTH full re- Lots & Land per acre ft. (435)840- Mopar 413 commercial 1996 ISZUZU Rodeo V6 (435)830-7319. Leave households at once. modeled, large fenced SMALL COTTAGE APPRAISALS FOR buy- 1472 motor/ tranny $650, 318 140,000 miles, Blown message. For $155. you can y a r d , g a r a g e , 400sqftt, no smoke, no ing, selling, financing, $ 2 5 0 . A l l o b o . motor $500 Call Steve place your 25 word 1ACRE HORSE Prop- ONE SHARE Settlement 1992 FORD RANGER $ 1 1 0 0 / m o . C a l l pets, private yard/ PMI removal, estate (435)882-6162 at (435)840-8056 classified ad to all 45 erty Lots vinyl fence in- Canyon Irrigation, Good condition $2000 (435)830-4877 or d r i v e . $ 4 0 0 / m o planning and settle- $400/dep. Sharon newspapers in Utah. cluded Call Carol with $4800. (435)840-0344 SELLING YOUR moun- 2001 FORD Explorer obo (435)884-6868 (435)830-5546 ment, or real estate in- 435-830-7943 Just call the Transcript R e m a x p l a t i n u m UNDERGROUND WA- tain bike? www.tooele XLT 4 wheel drive (435)830-1124 vesting. Appraisers In 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Bulletin at 882-0050 for (435)830-0007 TER Rights for sale transcript.com $6400 (435)884-3866 STANSBURY HOMES, Utah, call 882-5447 1999 DAKOTA PICK-UP home for rent, no smok- all the details. (Mention 1ST TIME OFFERED Erda, Tooele Valley 3, 4 and 5bdrm homes, CHECK OUT All homes standard cab, short ing/ pets. 882-1550 ucan) Utah Ranch Dispersal. (435)882-4949 $1050-$1300/mo. listed in Salt Lake & bed, 5.2 liter V8 5 seed 40 AC only $29,900. 5BDRM NEWER Home, (435)843-9883 Tooele County at PMI REMOVAL on your WANTED: WATER transmission, excellent Foothills of Uinta Mtns. fenced yard, great stansburyrealestate. mortgage payment. rights or irrigation BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE c o n d i t i o n $ 4 5 0 0 STANSBURY PARK Gorgeous views. Beau- neighborhood. $1250/ com or Call us at Why pay Private Mort- shares in Tooele Val- 676 Walden Dr, Tooele (435)882-2975 Brand new 3bdrm, 2bth tiful land & setting. mo, lease w/option to (435)843-5323 gage Insurance longer ley. Call Ross at Priced below market to sell Quick! $229,900 2005 DURAMAX Chevy purchase possible. No 2 car garage, lease than is needed? Ap- Great recreational area. 801-642-0119 Silverado 2500 HD, smoking/ pets. Avail- option possible. $1300. SELLING YOUR praisers In Utah, call Accessed by county This home has everything you want: 4wd, crew cab, perfect able now! 843-0785 No pets/ smoking. HOME? Advertise it in 882-5447. roads. Offered by moti- SELL YOUR computer condition, fully loaded. 6643 N. Malachite Way the classifieds. Call vated seller. Limited in the classifieds. Call 3 Bedrooms, 2 ½ baths with extra large tub in 18,000 miles, $34,500. 674 WEST Sagewood (60 East) 882-0050 or visit HAVING A yard sale? available. EZ Terms. 882-0050 or visit master, Fully landscaped yard with auto sprin- (435)882-7766 Circle, Grantsville. Davidson Realty www.tooeletran Advertise in the Tran- Call UTLR 1-888-622- www.tooeletranscript. 3bdrm, 2bth, 3 car ga- (801)466-5078 script.com script 5263 (ucan) com klers, vinyl fencing with RV Gate, central air, rage, $1195/mo. Re- alarm system, RV Pad, 3-Car garage, neutral Apartments gency Real Estate colors, nice neighborhood, very for Rent (801)479-4440 Home Move in close to elementary school. with zero 1 & 2BDRM Apts. for BEAUTIFUL & Spacious Warranty down! This home is immaculate. Come Tooele Rambler. Spa- Included rent!! 1 bdrm $400 plus take a look and compare Deposit. 2bdrm $500 cious & clean 5bdrm 3 full bath. w/master bath, Get into your Dream Home to everything else in this plus Deposit please call price range! See more (435)496-0327 for nice fenced yard, pictures on ksl.com. availability and appt. amazing mountain views, 2 car garage. Call 840-0395 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Lots of extras & bonus ments behind Super items. $1250/mo. Call 4 before the Holidays! Wal-Mart. Swimming d i s c o u n t s . S c o t t pool, hot tub, exercise (801)633-8556 Thank You All for room, playground, full BEAUTIFUL OVER- clubhouse. 843-4400 Another Great Year! LAKE home for rent. 4064 Palmer Road, Erda 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- Free rent in December, Call me for a no obligation market eled, govt. subsidized. 4bdrm, 1.5bth, across $ analysis of your home today! Playground, carport. from park, $1175/mo 259,900 Andrea Cahoon $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, $600/dep, no smoking, 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 2 3/4 baths, cozy Grantsville. Call Tammi n o d o g s , dining room and kitchen. Over 2600 435.850.8167 884-3466, 884-1712. (801)415-9646. On time 435.882.8868 ext. 197 Equal Housing Opp. payment incentive. sq. ft. finished, beautiful 1 acre lot, fantastically landscaped, over 100 For more picts., info. & other 2BDRM APT, $500/mo, BUY 4BDRM FORE- properties visit andreacahoon.com $400/dep. Accept hous- CLOSURE! O n l y mature trees. Come take a look, see ing. 328 E Main, $90,500! This home what it would be like to have your own Grantsville. C a l l must sell! More homes park! Children’s paradise. PRICE REDUCED (435)884-0432. available now! For list- Charming 261 East Durfee St. ings. Call (800)586- 3 bdrm, 1 bth, G-ville 3BDRM, NO SMOK- 3901 ext 8334. (ucan) cottage. 0.35 Acre ING, soft water, w/d lot, apx. 1310 h o o k u p s , a / c , DUPLEX FOR rent, sq. ft. Generous fenced, off street 2bdrm, 1bth, 1100sqft, sized rooms & parking. 1 indoor pet non smoking, $550/mo lg mud/laundry negotiatable. $500/dep. room! Dbl. sinks & $725/mo 435-830-2501 cell. dbl. ovens in the (435)833-9393 PRICE REDUCED kitchen! FOR RENT 3bdrm, 2bth, PRICE REDUCED 2 C a r G a r a g e . 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Phase II Lots of Room for FURNISHED 1BDRM, $1000/mo. New Paint/ Stockton • $389,900 2866 W. Rim Rock Dr. • Benches at South Rim Phase II 380 West Walk St. gas, electric, water in- Tom Turkey to Stockton Carpet. Great Home in • 2 Acres • Bonus Room Stockton • $391,900 Roam! 7.46 acre cluded. Quiet neigh- Overalake. 1551 W. • Granite countertops • Large garage • 1.5 Acres • Bonus Room ranchette. 3 bdrm, Horse Property! borhood. Application, Durocher Lane (290 • 4 bedrooms • Basement entrance in • Granite countertops • Choose your colors 2.5 bth home w/ credit report & deposit W.) Tooele. (801)759- • Open beautiful floor plan garage • 4 bedrooms • Rock/Stucco Exterior wrap around porch, required. No smoking 7777 or mark@lar sun room, bonus or pets. $550/mo. sonandcompany.com. area, out buildings (435)843-9860 1388 N. 650 E. • Tooele 73 Iron Rod Rd, Tooele 14701524W .Country Hwy 199, Lane, Rush ErdaValley 1604 Country Ln • Erda & unfinished FOR RENT: 2 and PRICED REDUCED Price Reduced $489,900 bsmnt. LARGE 2BDRM 2bth 3bdrm duplexes w/d Serious inquiries only. hookups, yard, storage, Bring your 885 West 1220 South w/d hook ups, a/c, pets allowed, 2bdrm- horses! 2700 sq Tooele $500/dep, $650/mo. No $ 6 3 0 / m o 3 b d r m - ft Rambler with pets, No Smoking. $730/mo Professional 4 bdrms, 2 baths. Owner/ agent (435)840- 5 acres, 6 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car grg., R e a l t y S e r v i c e s 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 2 car grg., Many extras in- 3010 801-467-6344 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car grg. Very Beautiful open floor plan, great views, cute rambler in very nice area. beautiful home with so many extras. cluding sun room, lovely landscaping. Enjoy country 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family SLEEPING ROOMS Corner lot, walk-in closets, master Spectacular master suite. On over fireplace, pellet GRANTSVILLE, CLEAN $ living everyday in this all brick rambler. rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 bath, great mountain views. 1/3 acre lot. Wow 289,900 available, $70 per 2bdrm 1bth duplex, acres. Price Reduced $478,000 stove and a 0.55 $219,900 $550,000 lot with no back week, $10 key deposit, $625/mo $500/dep. yard neighbors. first and last week- total Carport, w/d hookups, $150 to move in. 46 N credit & references PRICE REDUCED 265 East Durfee St. Broadway. 882-7605 checked. Call for ap- Country setting, G-ville SPACIOUS TOOELE pointment. (435)224- Canyon Rim Estates 4 bdrm, 2 bth, 3bdrm 2bth, upper-level 3724 Lots 2,450 sq. ft. Spa- Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 cious rooms & duplex, w/d hookups, GRANTSVILLE, Sale or 0.40 acre lot. Out ac, covered parking, lease option, 3bdrm, buildings for stor- references & security 2bth, 2 car garage. Call age/workshops. deposit required. Pets Dave (435)840-1009 Horse property. negotiable. $760/mo. RENT OR LEASE TO 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL (435)830-6994 Own, 5bdrm 2bth, Forbes Profes- 1832 N. Aaron Drive STUDIO APARTMENT 2200sqft, great loca- sional Plaza Tooele for rent above J&J tion. Fenced, remodled. your Real New professional Lounge 46 N Broadway 5 to 9 Acre Payments can be tax office building to be For Sale/Lease Tooele Utilities included deductible. $1100/mo Estate needs built near Mountain $450/mo $100/dep 884-0193 224-4932 West Medical (435)882-7605 Center. These will TAKE YOUR PICK 4 Lots In Erda! be the nicest offices DEADLINES FOR clas- homes for rent 3bdrm in Tooele Valley! sifieds ads are Monday 2bth, 2 car garage call Call for details. and Wednesdays by for more info call Cami Starting at $225,000 435-224-4000 4:45 p.m. (435)840-0727 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE’S SALE APN: 15-035-0-0926 Trust No. 1113416-07 Ref: Toni Broadhead TRA: L o a n N o . xxxxxx9524. IMPOR- TANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED July 20, 2005. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- TECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On December 11, 2007, at 4:30pm, James H. Woo- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- pointed Trustee under a Deed of Trust recorded July 22, 2005, as Instru- ment No. 243886, in Book xx, Page xx, of the Official Records in the office at the County Re- corder of Tooele County, State of Utah, executed by Toni L Broadhead, will sell at public auction to highest bidder, pay- GRANTSVILLE CITY able in lawful money of NOTICE OF PUBLIC the United States at the HEARINGS ON PRO- time of sale. Successful POSED SUBDIVI- bidders must tender a SIONS, ZONING ORDI- deposit of $5,000 in cer- NANCE AND GEN- tified funds to the trustee ERAL PLAN AMEND- at the time of sale, with MENTS the balance due by noon NOTICE IS HEREBY the following business GIVEN that the Grants- day, at the office of the ville City Council will Trustee. At the tooele c o n d u c t p u b l i c county courthouse 74 hearing(s) at the Grants- South 100 East Tooele ville City Offices, 429 Utah all right, title and in- East Main Street, terest conveyed to and Grantsville, Utah on now held by it under said Wednesday December Deed of Trust in the 5, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. to property situated in said receive public input re- County and State de- garding the following scribed as: Lot 929, proposals: lakeside no. 9 pud. ac- 1. Proposed Minor Sub- cording to the official plat division to create four thereof on file and of re- lots at approximately 800 cord in the Tooele South Quirk Street. Betty county recorder's office.. Lou Williams application. The street address and 2. Proposed Minor Sub- other common designa- division to create four tion of the real property lots at approximately 597 described above is pur- West Clark Street. Tan- ported to be: 5711 North ner Scadden application. Helm Lane Stansbury 3. Proposed Concept Park Ut 84074. Esti- Plan for a residential mated Total Debt as of PUBLIC NOTICE planned unit develop- December 11, 2007 is LICENSED GENERAL ment of 90.84 acres at $255,154.93. The under- CONTRACTORS: approximately 600 South signed Trustee disclaims The Tooele County Mormon Trail Road any liability for any incor- Emergency Manage- (Wells Crossing). Field- rectness of the street ad- ment Department is stone Homes Utah, dress and other common seeking a licensed Gen- L.L.C. application. designation, if any, eral Contractor. A new 4.Proposed amendment shown herein. Said sale 15,700 sf Emergency to the Sign Ordinance as will be made without Operations Center/Dis- follows: covenant or warranty, patch Building is to be A. To clarify Section express or implied, re- constructed for Tooele 20.5(2) to specify that NOTICE OF TRUS- garding title, possession, County. It is located on a certain prohibited signs TEE’S SALE condition or encum- site of approximately may be allowed under APN: 15-035-0-0926 brances, including fees, 1.20 acres. The con- other provisions of the Trust No. 1113416-07 charges and expenses struction is non-combus- ordinance, such as tem- Ref: Toni Broadhead of the Trustee and of the tible, fully fire sprinkled porary signs. TRA: L o a n N o . trusts created by said and the exterior walls B. To specify that all xxxxxx9524. IMPOR- Deed of Trust, to pay the have a masonry veneer. signs requiring City ap- TANT NOTICE TO remaining principal sums An emergency generator proval be reviewed and PROPERTY OWNER: of the note(s) secured by as well as a buried water approved by the Plan- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT said Deed of Trust. The tank will be included. In- ning Commission. UNDER A DEED OF current beneficiary of the terior rooms will include 5. Proposed General TRUST, DATED July 20, Trust Deed as of the computer rooms, a sup- Plan Amendment to re- 2005. UNLESS YOU date of this notice is: port kitchen, operations designate the land use TAKE ACTION TO PRO- Mortgage Electronic room, offices, training categories of 8.42 acres TECT YOUR PROP- Registration Systems, room, dispatch room, located at approximately ERTY, IT MAY BE Inc.. The record owner of and other miscellaneous 597 West Clark Street SOLD AT A PUBLIC the property as of the re- support areas. A tower from its current multiple SALE. IF YOU NEED cording of the Notice of will be installed under Tuesday November 20, 2007 Tooele designationTranscripof “Mediumt-BulleAN EXPLANATIONtin OF Default is/are: Toni L. another contract. QualiB7- Density Residential,” THIS PROCEEDING, Broadhead. Dated: No- fied Contractors can ob- “Low Density Residen- YOU SHOULD CON- vember 13, 2007. tain drawings and speci- Commercial Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices tial”Publicand “Commercial/ Notices TACTPublicA LAWYER. NoticesOn JamesPublicH. NoticesWoodall, Public Notices ficationsPublicfrom NoticesMHTN Ar - Property Meetings Meetings Meetings HigherMeetingsDensity Residen- DecemberTrustees11, 2007, at TrusteeTrustees10653 River Miscellaneous chitects,MiscellaneousInc., 420 E tial, all to a “Commercial/ 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Front Parkway, Suite South Temple, Suite FOR SALE OR Lease LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE GRANTSVILLE CITY Higher Density Residen- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- 290 South Jordan Ut NOTICE OF DELI- 100, Salt Lake City, Utah 4000SQFT building Community Develop- Notice is Hereby Given NOTICE OF PUBLIC tial land use category. pointed Trustee under a 84095 (801)254-9450 QUENT TAX SALE 84111. A $100 refund- w/office on one acre lo- ment Block Grant that the Business Meet- HEARINGS ON PRO- Aces Development appli- Deed of Trust recorded (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Notie is hereby given able deposit fee will be cated on Main street Consolidated Plan- ing Scheduled for the POSED SUBDIVI- cation. July 22, 2005, as Instru- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 that on the 28th day of required for each set. Grantsville 3 overhead 2008 Annual Action Tooele City Council on SIONS, ZONING ORDI- All interested persons ment No. 243886, in P.M. Signature/by: November, 2007 at 3:00 Construction Documents doors, 480 V. 3-PHASE Plan November 21, 2007, has NANCE AND GEN- are invited to attend and Book xx, Page xx, of the James H. Woodall, p.m. at the North front will be available for Gen- power $255,000 or Notice is hereby given been Cancelled. ERAL PLAN AMEND- provide comment upon Official Records in the Trustee R-156316 door of the County eral Contractors begin- $1600/mo (435)830- that the Wasatch Front Sharon A. Dawson MENTS these proposals. Written office at the County Re- 11/13/07, Courthouse in Tooele, ning Friday, November 2940 R e g i o n a l C o u n c i l Tooele City Recorder NOTICE IS HEREBY comments will also be corder of Tooele County, (Published in the Tran- County, Utah, I will offer 9th. A value based se- (WFRC) is seeking pub- Pursuant to the Ameri- GIVEN that the Grants- considered if submitted State of Utah, executed script Bulletin November for sale at public auction lection method will be lic review and comment can With Disabilities Act, ville City Council will to the City Recorder in by Toni L Broadhead, 13, 20 & 27, 2007) and sell to the highest used to select the Gen- Buildings of the Davis County, We- Individuals Needing Spe- c o n d u c t p u b l i c advance of the hearing. will sell at public auction bidder for cash, under eral Contractor. Details ber County, Tooele cial Accommodations hearing(s) at the Grants- Plats of the proposed to highest bidder, pay- provisions of section will be noted in the Pro- County and Morgan Should Notify Sharon A. ville City Offices, 429 subdivisions, the current able in lawful money of Public Notices 59-2-1303, the following ject Manual. Contractor’s BUILDING MATERIALS: County Consolidated Dawson, Tooele City Re- East Main Street, Zoning regulations and the United States at the Miscellaneous described personal prop- Proposals will be ac- METAL buildings, mini Plans - 2008 Community corder, at 843-2110 prior Grantsville, Utah on proposed amendments time of sale. Successful erty located in the cepted until Wednesday, storage systems, roof Development Program to the meeting. TDD Wednesday December and the General Plan bidders must tender a Deadline for public no- county and now delin- November 28, 2007 at and wall panels, metal Annual Action Plans. Phone Number 843- 5, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. to and proposed amend- deposit of $5,000 in cer- tices is 4 p.m. the day quent and subject to tax 2:00 PM at MHTN Archi- building components. The plans are a require- 2108 receive public input re- ments may be reviewed tified funds to the trustee prior to publication. sale. tects, Inc. No Proposals Utah Manufacture 20 ment of the U.S. Depart- (Published in the Tran- garding the following at the Grantsville City at the time of sale, with Public notices submit- A bid for less than the to- will be accepted after years plus. Top quality ment of Housing and Ur- script Bulletin November proposals: Offices each weekday the balance due by noon ted past the deadline tal amount of taxes, in- 2:00 PM. low prices. Weekly De- ban Development, Small 20, 2007) 1. Proposed Minor Sub- before the public hear- the following business will not be accepted. terest penalty and ad- (Published in the Tran- livery. 1-800-262-5347. Cities Community Devel- division to create four ing, between the hours day, at the office of the UPAXLP ministrative costs which script Bulletin October cobuildings@cobuild opment Block Grant Pro- PUBLIC NOTICE lots at approximately 800 of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 Trustee. At the tooele are charged upon the 30, November 1, 6 & 8, ings.net (ucan) The Tooele County Rec- gram. The intent of the South Quirk Street. Betty p.m. county courthouse 74 NOTICE personal property will not 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2007) reation Special Service plans is to help identify Lou Williams application. Persons with disabilities South 100 East Tooele An emergency Hazard- be accepted. If you build, remodel or District will hold its regu- SUMMONS local needs and to guide 2. Proposed Minor Sub- needing accommoda- Utah all right, title and in- ous Waste Destruction ROBERT WOODS remove buildings you larly scheduled business Civil No. 074300284 the expenditure of vari- division to create four tions to participate in this terest conveyed to and Permit (UT-044-2007) 1998 FLEETWOOD 24 can place your classi- meeting on Thursday, CRYSTAL IRENE ous community develop- lots at approximately 597 hearing should contact now held by it under said was issued on October x 48 fied ad in 45 of Utah's December 6, 2007 at YVELLEZ, Petitioner, v. ment funds aimed at ad- West Clark Street. Tan- J e r e m y W a l k e r Deed of Trust in the 23, 2007 to Deseret 206 E. 1530 NO. D-6 newspapers for only 6:30pm in the Tooele CHRISTOPHER YVEL- dressing those needs in ner Scadden application. (435.884.3411) at the property situated in said Chemical Depot (DCD), TOOELE, UT 84074 $155. for 25 words ($5. County Courthouse LEZ, Respondent. an ongoing fashion. 3. Proposed Concept Grantsville City Offices County and State de- Tooele County, Utah. TOTAL DUE: $788.03 for each additional Auditorium. Judge Kouris Draft versions of the Plan for a residential at least 24 hours in ad- scribed as: Lot 929, This Permit allows DCD CHRIS WILLIAMS word). You will reach The agenda is as fol- Commissioner plans may be obtained planned unit develop- vance of the hearing. lakeside no. 9 pud. ac- to destroy, by open deto- 1974 ACADEMY 14 x 60 up to 340,000 house- lows: THE STATE OF UTAH by contacting the WFRC ment of 90.84 acres at Jeremy A. Walker CPA cording to the official plat nation, a burster tube 250 W. 9th So. #9 holds and all you do is 1. Approval of minutes TO THE ABOVE- at the address or tele- approximately 600 South Grantsville City Re- thereof on file and of re- with residual explosives TOOELE, UT 84074 call the Transcript Bul- 2. Approval of 2008 NAMED RESPON- phone number noted be- Mormon Trail Road corder cord in the Tooele found at or near Solid TOTAL DUE: $289.81 letin at 882-0050 for all budget. DENT: low. The plans are also (Wells Crossing). Field- (w) 435-884-4603 county recorder's office.. Waste Management Unit DIANE STONE the details. (Mention 3. Unfinished business. You are hereby sum- available for review at stone Homes Utah, (c) 435-496-0621 The street address and 26. The Permit was is- 1974 SKYLINE 14 x 70 UCAN Classified Net- 4. New business. moned and required to www.wfrc.org. A review L.L.C. application. (f) 435-884-0426 other common designa- sued by the Executive 323 W. 500 No. #47 work) Kent Baker file an Answer to the and comment period for 4.Proposed amendment jwalker@grantsvilleon- tion of the real property Secretary of the Utah TOOELE, UT 84074 Treasurer Verified Petition for Di- the draft plans begins to the Sign Ordinance as line.com described above is pur- Solid and Hazardous TOTAL DUE: $277.90 (Published in the Tran- vorce in writing to the Financial November 19, 2007, and follows: (Published in the Tran- ported to be: 5711 North Waste Control. It was (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin November Clerk of the Court at the Services extends through Decem- A. To clarify Section script Bulleltin November Helm Lane Stansbury effective on October 23, script Bulletin November 20, 2007) address above within 20 ber 21, 2007. Requests 20.5(2) to specify that 20, 2007) Park Ut 84074. Esti- 2007 and expired on No- 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2007) UP TO $1000 online for information or com- certain prohibited signs mated Total Debt as of days if you are served in PUBLIC NOTICE vember 2, 2007. The Di- PUBLIC NOTICE www.CASHIN30MINUTES. ments may be directed may be allowed under December 11, 2007 is the State of Utah or The Stansbury Park Im- vision of Solid and Haz- LICENSED GENERAL COM In your checking to LaNiece Dustman at other provisions of the Public Notices $255,154.93. The under- within 30 days if you are provement District will ardous Waste has cop- CONTRACTORS: account in 30 minutes! (801) 363-4250, fax at ordinance, such as tem- Trustees signed Trustee disclaims served outside of the hold a Public Hearing for ies of the Permit avail- The Tooele County No credit check! (ucan) (801) 363-4230, or porary signs. any liability for any incor- State of Utah, after serv- the 2008 budget on De- able for public inspection Emergency Manage- e-mail at ldustman B. To specify that all Deadline for public no- rectness of the street ad- ice of this Summons cember 4, 2007 at 6:00 during normal business ment Department is @wfrc.org. The Wasatch signs requiring City ap- tices is 4 p.m. the day dress and other common upon you. You must Public Notices p.m. at 30 Plaza, Stans- hours, or other hours seeking a licensed Gen- Front Regional Council proval be reviewed and prior to publication. designation, if any, also serve upon or mail bury Park, Utah. The with prior arrangement, eral Contractor. A new Meetings is located at 295 North approved by the Plan- Public notices submit- shown herein. Said sale a copy of your answer to 2008 tentative budget is on the 4th floor of the 15,700 sf Emergency Jimmy Doolittle Road, ning Commission. ted past the deadline will be made without the Petitioner’s attorney available at the District Martha Hughes Cannon Operations Center/Dis- Deadline for public no- Salt Lake City, UT 5. Proposed General will not be accepted. covenant or warranty, at the address above. If Office for review by the Health Building, 288 patch Building is to be tices is 4 p.m. the day 84116. Plan Amendment to re- UPAXLP express or implied, re- you fail to answer as di- public. North 1460 West, Salt constructed for Tooele prior to publication. (Published in the Tran- designate the land use garding title, possession, rected above, judgment (Published in the Tran- NOTICE OF TRUS- Lake City. For further in- County. It is located on a Public notices submit- script Bulletin November categories of 8.42 acres condition or encum- by default will be taken script Bulletin November TEE’S SALE formation, contact Chris site of approximately ted past the deadline 20, 2007) located at approximately brances, including fees, against you for the relief 20, 2007) APN: 15-035-0-0926 Bittner by phone at (801) 1.20 acres. The con- will not be accepted. 597 West Clark Street charges and expenses demanded in the Peti- Trust No. 1113416-07 538-6170. In compli- struction is non-combus- UPAXLP from its current multiple of the Trustee and of the tion, which has been SELL YOUR CAR or SELL YOUR CAR or Ref: Toni Broadhead ance with the Americans tible, fully fire sprinkled designation of “Medium trusts created by said filed with the Clerk of the S E L L I N G Y O U R boat in the classifieds. boat in the classifieds. TRA: L o a n N o . with Disabilities Act, indi- and the exterior walls Density Residential,” Deed of Trust, to pay the above-entitled Court and HOME? Advertise it in Call 882-0050 or visit Call 882-0050 or visit xxxxxx9524. IMPOR- viduals with special have a masonry veneer. “Low Density Residen- remaining principal sums a copy of which is hereto the classifieds. Call www.tooeletranscript. www.tooeletranscript. TANT NOTICE TO needs (including auxil- An emergency generator tial” and “Commercial/ of the note(s) secured by attached and has been 882-0050 or visit com or e-mail your ad com or e-mail your ad PROPERTY OWNER: iary communicative aids as well as a buried water Higher Density Residen- said Deed of Trust. The served upon you. www.tooeletran to tbp@tooeletran- to tbp@tooeletran- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT and services) should tank will be included. In- tial, all to a “Commercial/ current beneficiary of the PLEASE READ THESE script.com script.com script.com UNDER A DEED OF contact the DEQ's Office terior rooms will include Higher Density Residen- Trust Deed as of the PAPERS CAREFULLY. TRUST, DATED July 20, of Human Resource computer rooms, a sup- tial land use category. date of this notice is: These papers mean that 2005. UNLESS YOU Management at 536- port kitchen, operations Aces Development appli- Mortgage Electronic you are the opposing TAKE ACTION TO PRO- 4413 (TDD 538-4414). room, offices, training cation. Registration Systems, party in the legal action TECT YOUR PROP- (Published in the Tran- room, dispatch room, All interested persons Inc.. The record owner of named in the accompa- ERTY, IT MAY BE script Bulletin November and other miscellaneous are invited to attend and the property as of the re- nying Petition. SOLD AT A PUBLIC 20, 2007) support areas. A tower provide comment upon cording of the Notice of DATED this 26th day of SALE. IF YOU NEED will be installed under these proposals. Written Default is/are: Toni L. October 2007. AN EXPLANATION OF S E L L I N G Y O U R another contract. Quali- Tooele County’s Family Real Estatecomments Advisorwill also be Broadhead. Dated: No- Katherine G. Reymann THIS PROCEEDING, HOME? Advertise it in fied Contractors can ob- considered if submitted vember 13, 2007. Attorney for Petitioner YOU SHOULD CON- the classifieds. Call tain drawings and speci- to the City Recorder in James H. Woodall, (Published in the Tran- TACT A LAWYER. On 882-0050 or visit fications from MHTN Ar- advance of the hearing. Trustee 10653 River script Bulletin October December 11, 2007, at www.tooeletran chitects, Inc., 420 E Plats of the proposed Front Parkway, Suite 30, November 6, 13 & 4:30pm, James H. Woo- script.com South Temple, Suite 840-0344 subdivisions, the current 290 South Jordan Ut 20, 2007) dall, Trustee, as duly ap- 100, Salt Lake City, Utah Zoning regulations and 84095 (801)254-9450 pointed Trustee under a 84111. A $100 refund- proposed amendments (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Deed of Trust recorded able deposit fee will be and the General Plan Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 July 22, 2005, as Instru- required for each set. and proposed amend- P.M. Signature/by: 573 West 200 S. 538 Oak Ln. ment No. 243886, in Construction Documents ments may be reviewed James H. Woodall, Book xx, Page xx, of the will be available for Gen- at the Grantsville City Trustee R-156316 New Listing Official Records in the eral Contractors begin- Offices each weekday 11/13/07, office at the County Re- ning Friday, November before the public hear- (Published in the Tran- corder of Tooele County, 9th. A value based se- ing, between the hours script Bulletin November State of Utah, executed lection method will be of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 13, 20 & 27, 2007) by Toni L Broadhead, used to select the Gen- p.m. will sell at public auction eral Contractor. Details Persons with disabilities to highest bidder, pay- will be noted in the Pro- needing accommoda- able in lawful money of ject Manual. Contractor’s tions to participate in this the United States at the Proposals will be ac- hearing should contact time of sale. Successful cepted until Wednesday, $ J e$ r e m y W a l k e r bidders must tender a November 28, 2007 at 169,900 (435.884.3411)225,000at the deposit of $5,000 in cer- 2:00 PM at MHTN Archi- Grantsville City Offices 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly Empty Nesters, Deer Hollow is your destina- tified funds to the trustee tects, Inc. No Proposals at least 24 hours in ad- Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood at the time of sale, with will be accepted after tion, a former model home,vance one of thelevel hearing. living, the balance due by noon 2:00 PM. Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 2 bdrms, 2 bths, top ofJeremy the line A. amenities Walker CPA the following business (Published in the Tran- Bathrooms and Alot of Living Space at Grantsville City Re- throughout & clean with pristine views. day, at the office of the script Bulletin October this Price!! Call 840-0344. corder Trustee. At the tooele 30, November 1, 6 & 8, (w) 435-884-4603 county courthouse 74 13, 15, 20 & 22, 2007) (c) 435-496-0621 South 100 East Tooele (f) 435-884-0426 Utah all right, title and in- 668 S. 1400jwalker@grantsvilleon- E. terest conveyed to and line.com now held by it under said (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust in the I will sell your script Bulleltin November property situated in said 20, 2007) County and State de- scribed as: Lot 929, home here! lakeside no. 9 pud. ac- cording to the official plat thereof on file and of re- cord in the Tooele county recorder's office.. elk Ridge estates $ The street address and 379,900 otherOrdercommon designa- tion of the real property Amazing Views and Luxury in this described above is pur- 5 Bedroom, 3 Full Bath and 4 car garage ported to be: 5711 North home. Comes with a 6 year Bumper to Helm Lane Stansbury Bumper Warranty. Owners are transferring Park Ut 84074. Esti- and have priced this to sell quick. mated Total Debt as of Decemberyour11, 2007 is $255,154.93. The under- signed Trustee disclaims 789 White Pine Dr. 374Call Bevan for Waya any liability for any incor- rectness of the street ad- dress and other common designation,classifiedif any, shown herein. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, re- garding title, possession, ads condition or encum- OBLIGATION brances, including fees, Online! charges and expenses $ of the Trustee and of the 188,900 trusts created by said A GREAT BUY! Views forever, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full Deedwww.tooeletranscript.comof Trust, to pay the Baths, Fully Fenced .24 Acre lot with Raised NO remaining principal sums analysis on Garden Plot, Gazebo over concrete patio, of the note(s) secured by CentralSOLD Air and Swamp Cooler if you like it said Deed of Trust. The cool and moist also a Washroom off the ga- your home current beneficiaryTo placeof the your classified ads in the TooeleTranscript rage, Keeping it Clean! Call Shane 840-0344. Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: MortgageBulletinElectronic, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will Protect yourself in the buying & selling process Registration Systems, Inc.. The record owner of by using a knowledgeable professional. the propertyappearas of the rein- the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele cording of the Notice of Default is/are: Toni L. Broadhead. Dated: No- Valley Extra and on the vember 13, 2007. James H. Woodall, tooeletranscript.com Get more home Get more moNeY Trustee 10653 River for your money! out of your home! Front Parkway, Suite BUYERS SELLERS 290 South Jordan Ut website! 84095 (801)254-9450 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: James H. Woodall, Trustee R-156316 11/13/07, (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin November 13, 20 & 27, 2007) B8

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY November 20, 2007

Poem “Everybody was in the same street, could not bear to see fix,” Ipson said. “So, we didn’t the front windows open like continued from page B1 know differently.” mouths asking for explana- The house that she, her two tion. In the middle of winter bers wax paper. Store-bought sisters and parents lived in a yearning for safety drew me bread from a bakery typically is still there — second down back to the garden I see in my came wrapped in wax paper. from Broadway and Vine. It dreams — chrysanthemums So bringing sandwiches to has survived through times filled with snow, sleeping school lunch wrapped in wax when the road was dirt and flowers awaiting my mother’s paper inferred a bit of afflu- gravel, “taffy-pulls, and touch. The house, hammered ence, because of the ability to strains from the Columbia by hail, stood neglected; the purchase bread rather than phonograph that taught us garden a tangle of weeds without roses. A for-sale sign hung in the yard filled with “Everyday you can find something boxes and rubble . . .” “They are so many memo- beautiful, if you look for it. I just ries,” Ipson said. “And, they’re all good memories.” kept record of those (moments).” Her poems speak of memo- ries of Middle Canyon, play- Elaine Ipson ing on the train tracks and in poet the ditch near her home, los- ing loved ones, and beautiful aspects of nature commonly make it yourself. the Charleston,” as quoted overlooked. “I used to unwrap my sand- from the poem, “The House “Everyday you can find photography / Troy Boman wiches carefully,” Ipson said, on Vine Street.” something beautiful, if you Elaine Ipson holds a dictionary while explaining her love for words. Ipson credits her interest in poetry to her mother so that the wax paper could Following the 1980 death of look for it,” Ipson said. “I just who would read to neighbor kids on the front porch. be re-used day after day. her mother from cancer — an kept record of those.” Ipson also said when they ailment that also took her Ipson’s love of poetry began to neighbor kids on the front than 25 years ago — in par- hospital stay in which she wore a hole through their father in 1961 — Ipson and early on. porch. “I give her all the cred- ticular a class called Pioneer promised herself that if she shoes, they never had any her sisters sold the house. “My mother was a wonder- it for me being able to love Craft House. Many of the ever got out, she would finish money to buy a new pair so Her feelings are described ful reader and loved poetry,” poetry the way I do.” poems she wrote for these her second compilation. they would just stop them up in the latter half of her poem, Ipson said, recalling times Ipson began taking classes classes are compiled in her “The main reason for with cardboard. “After the sale I avoided the when her mother would read and going to workshops more first book, “Where the Ghosts doing this is for my friends are Garrisoned,” which was and family,” Ipson said. “And, published when she was it’s important for people to named the 1995 Utah Poet of understand the history of the Year. Tooele.” “When I lost my husband Now that her book is print- [Craft House] was my refuge,” ed and available for purchase, Ipson said, referring to the Ipson still says she’ll never Get Your Copy Today! 1992 passing of her husband. quit writing. “That’s what saved me.” “Writing poetry is kind of Ipson has kept herself busy a spontaneous thing,” Ipson during the past two decades said. “You do it because you exchanging poems with a can’t help it.” round-robin group, who live Ipson’s book, “Circle of Light both in-state and out. This in a Smelter Town” is available keeps her writing a new poem at the Transcript-Bulletin’s every month. The idea for a front office. She will also be new book came five years donating as many copies as ago, and to begin with it was the Utah State Poetry Society an on-again-off-again thing. can sell and allow them to In 2005, however, Ipson keep the profits. endured a trying eight-month [email protected]

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