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TIM GILLIE If Herhof located a facility in Pamela Dale directs the Tooele Regional Chorus & Orchestra’s presentation of “Messiah” Sunday night at Tooele High School. STAFF WRITER Tooele County, the payoff for A German company wants to the County would be increased bring its waste-to-energy tech- property tax base, according to nology to the U.S. and Tooele Milne. HANDEL’S ‘MESSIAH’ PERFORMED AT TOOELE HIGH County is being considered as “They would take land that PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD one of its first locations outside is probably in green belt, pay- of Europe. ing a minimum amount of The Tooele Regional Chorus and Orchestra presented Tooele County property tax and build their Commissioner Shawn Milne facility,” Milne said. “The the 33rd consecutive performance of George Frederick learned through Jeremy equipment in the facility will Handel’s “Messiah” on Sunday evening at Tooele High Roberts, a fellow Republican be valuable.” School in an almost full auditorium. Pamela Dale direct- and a former Utah County Along with the property tax, Republican Party officer, that Herhof shares a portion of the ed the chorus and the orchestra. The chorus and orches- the German-based firm of cash it receives from selling tra began rehearsing in October. Handel composed the Herhof GmbH was looking to its recyclables with the com- oratorio in 1741. The masterpiece and Christmas favor- bring its proprietary process munity where the company is that turns solid waste into ite tells the story of Christ’s birth, life, death and resur- energy to the U.S. SEE PLANT PAGE A7 ® rection. Sunday’s performance featured 13 vocal soloists during a two-hour presentation. According to tradition, the audience stood for the “Hallelujah” chorus. The audi- ence gave the perfomers a standing ovation. Auditors say City’s financials in ‘good hands’ Tooele given clean audit review for 2016-17 fiscal year budget

MARK WATSON going very well with the City. STAFF WRITER The reports are excellent, Tooele City received a clean much better than we’ve seen audit review from WSRP from some other municipali- Rand Johnson (above Certified Public Accountants ties.” right) sings a solo in and Business Advisors at the He expressed appreciation the Tooele Regional City Council meeting on Dec. to Caldwell, and to Shannon Chorus & Orchestra’s 6. Wimmer with the city’s finance presentation of The accounting firm spent department, “for their hard “Messiah” Sunday two months auditing the work” in assisting with the night at Tooele High City’s financials for fiscal year audit. School. The Tooele 2016-17, according to Tooele “On page three of the audit Regional Chorus & City Finance Director Glenn it indicates that it’s the audi- Orchestra (above) performed before a Caldwell. tor’s opinion that we are nearly full auditorium. Brandon Keyes, certified responsible for the preparation Valori Layton (right) public accountant and assur- and fair presentation of these was the pianist for the ance manager for Salt Lake- financial statements in accor- performance. Rosalie based WSRP, delivered the dance with accounting prin- Farris (far right) sings audit to members of the City ciples generally accepted in a solo. Twelve other Council for their review. the United States of America,” soloists also performend. “It is a clean audit,” Keyes Keyes said. “This includes the said. “The financials are in very good hands. Things are SEE AUDITORS PAGE A8 ®

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MARK WATSON with Dunlavy family mem- Bolser said the mayor told STAFF WRITER bers, attended the luncheon them they were forbidden to Tooele City employees to honor the mayor who has name a city street after him, noticed that their mayor had a spent 50 years working for and that he did not want his “way” of doing things. Tooele City in various capaci- name to designate one of the “The mayor had a calcu- ties. Dunlavy served as mayor streets at the cemetery, as has lated way of going about and for the past 12 years and been a custom long before approaching things. Internally, decided to retire this year. Dunlavy took office. to city employees, this became Councilwoman and mayor- Bolser spoke on behalf of known as the ‘Dunlavy Way,’” elect Debbie Winn won the all city employees at the lun- said city public works director mayoral seat in November’s cheon, and said they used the Jim Bolser during a farewell election and will be sworn in “Dunlavy Way” to solve the luncheon Monday at City Hall on Jan. 3. problem. in honor of Mayor Patrick As employees looked for “So some of this is the

Dunlavy. ways to honor the mayor, mayor’s own fault,” Bolser FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO About 100 current and whose last day at work is on said, “because he told us not Tooele City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy accepts a gift from First Tee of Utah Executive Director Paul Pugmire, Oquirrh former employees, along Dec. 29, they faced a dilemma. to name a street after him. Hills Golf Course pro Cody Lopez and First Tee of Utah board member Christian Scott. Pugmire said other cities in Utah should aspire to do what Tooele City has done in promoting First Tee of Utah.

On behalf of the city council, episodes of “Gunsmoke.” Kasey Dunlavy said he can and by way of resolution in Tooele City Recorder be emotional like his dad. January, the driveway on the Michelle Pitt, the mayor’s “I just want to tell my dad south side of the city building assistant Shiloh Baker and sev- how grateful I am for every- will become Dunlavy Way.” eral other employees formed thing he has done for me and Immediately after the lun- a committee and helped orga- my family,” he said. “I followed cheon, the sign went up on the nize Monday’s luncheon to in my dad’s footsteps and have southwest corner of City Hall. honor the mayor. worked in government. I apply Bolser said most of the work “Shiloh had plenty of sug- my dad’s motto of not being a to install the “Dunlavy Way” gestions for this day, but I said politician, but being a public sign outside City Hall was no to most of them,” Dunlavy servant. My dad cared for his competed while the mayor was said. “I made it pretty tough employees. They were like his in a staff meeting earlier in the on her.” own family.” day. Randy Sant, the city’s Sant presented the mayor “I appreciate this gesture economic development con- with a book filled with letters more than you will ever sultant, served as master of from people the mayor has know,” Dunlavy said. “I’ve ceremonies for a 30-minute worked with during 50 years been really blessed in my life. presentation in honor of of service to Tooele City. I need to tell all of you how Dunlavy. The final page in the book important all of you have been “Not only has the mayor reads: in my life.” been a great mentor for me, “A great leader. When He said the hardest part for but he’s been a great friend. Mayor Dunlavy spoke, every- him about retiring is not being I’ve known him for half of my one listened, not just because able to see City Hall’s employ- life,” Sant said. “When I first he was the mayor, but because ees as much as he has over came to Tooele in 1985, he of his wisdom, knowledge, the years. “It’s a difficult thing told me if I needed anything to experience and compassion when you have worked in one come and see him.” for people and his love for this place forBudget so many years,” and he Policy The Investments mayor’s sons, Patrick for great city. said. Utah Life Elevatedand 2020Kasey, also spoke about “More than that, he was a “I must thank my beautiful their father. great listener. He was always wife Pam,” Dunlavy said. “It’s Patrick Dunlavy Jr. said his the voice of reason. We will not easy being a mayor’s wife. dad has always been his idol miss the advice he offered, the Not only do you hear what and hero. comfort he gave and the calm, people say, but there areLife all Elevated“I’ve had two families: my 2020 reassuring, thoughtful way the long hours.Effective She & becameEfficient a Government immediate family and the Qualifiedhe handled Workforce every situation. sounding board for somebody Tooele City family,” Patrick Thank you mayor for being Affordable, Thriving Communities Equitable & Competitive Revenue DAVID BERN/TTB PHOTO who is a private person. Dunlavy Jr. said. “My dad someone we could all come She probably should have is my idol and hero because Tooele City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy (center) along with his wife, Pam (left center), stand with their family at the Utah’s unparalleled population and economic growth are key contributors to the life elevatedto trust experience. and rely Ensuring on through that new Dunlavy Way sign in front of Tooele City Hall. The entrance to City Hall was dedicated in the mayor’s name beengrowth the translatesmayor,” to he accessible added. opportunities of the requires kind careful of person forethought he is.and a willingnessany tosituation face challenges and head experience. on. Life during a farewell luncheon Monday. Also pictured are (left to right): Monroe, Joey and Mackenzie Dew with “I usedElevated her 2020 ideas is a collaborative,all the time. statewide Tooele growth strategy City has to further always enhance been the a prosperityYou andwill quality certainly of life ofbe all missed. Utahns. Addison Dew (front left center); Kasey Dunlavy and Blakely Dunlavy; McKinley Dunlavy, Jensyn Dunlavy, Shonnie She’s probablyThis budget scared not only toconsiders death how topart spend of new my revenue life. I’m but superhow well proud the state isThanks maximizing for existing making resources. this city Dunlavy, Pat Dunlavy Jr., Carson Dunlavy and Dawson Dunlavy (front center). Not pictured: Brixton Drew, Tricia to have me around so much of you dad and love you with great.” Dunlavy (Kasey), Ashton Dunlavy, Lisa Botelho, London Botelho, Kazley Dunlavy and Hazel Robbins. hogging the TV and watching all my heart.”$16.7 billion [email protected] One of only nine balanced budget $575 million states to maintain rainy day balances bond $382 million AAA rating new ongoing money TOOELETRANSCRIPT ULLETIN $102 million B Herbert’s budget may bring Ineducation, new one-time funds after $35 million tourism deposit to rainy day fundsdollars ADMINISTRATION Scott C. Dunn Publisher County may also get new state agency office Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus $276 million -- Education -- $9 billion new ongoing money of new revenue total budget for education OFFICE TIM GILLIE the classroom and more. Local for education 72% going to education (state, local, federal) Bruce Dunn Controller STAFF WRITER school leaders will deter- Through year 3, reached 67 percent of Governor’s 5-year goal of Chris Evans Office Manager The proposed budget for mine the most ideal use of $1 billion for public education and $275 million for post-secondary education Vicki Higgins Customer Service 2019 unveiled by Gov. Gary this funding for their specific Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager Herbert last week may send needs,” Hebert said in a press EDITORIAL some money and a state office release that accompanied his K - 12 Post-Secondary Education David Bern Editor building in Tooele County’s budget. $208 million in new funding $102 million in new funding ($68 million Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor way. “A 4-percent increase ongoing and $34 million one time) Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Herbert launched his bud- in WPU will go a long way $170 million increase  Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Increase of $33.2 million for USHE get amendments for 2018 and toward helping Tooele County in flexible, local education funding compensation (including $8 million to avoid Tim Gillie Staff Writer proposed budget for the 2019 School District with rising Steve Howe Staff Writer mandatory tuition increases) and a flexible fiscal year at a news confer- maintenance and operations Weighted Pupil Unit (WPU) increase of $121 funding increase of $24 million Mark Watson Staff Writer ence held at Davis Technical costs,” Rogers said. “We have million (4%) allows local school boards flexibility  Increase of $1.7 million for technical college ADVERTISING College on Dec. 13. a plan to address staff recruit- to focus on local investments for: compensation, a flexible funding increase of Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager Overall, the governor’s bud- ment and retention with the . Professional development $7 million, and $0.7 million for new O&M Keith Bird Advertising Sales get proposes a total of $16.7 increase in the voted levy.” . Teacher salary increases  2018: the Year of Technical Education Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & . Technology development Classified Advertising Manager billion in state spending with- In addition to the WPU Objectives out any new taxes or incurring increase, the governor propos- . Counseling • Dramatically increase completion LAYOUT & DESIGN any additional debt. es $34 million in additional rates while lowering cost per-student John Hamilton Creative Director Amount equal to a 1.6% WPU increase Budget forecasters at both spending for children at risk  $34 million WPU add on for children at risk of • Lead the nation in students completing high- Liz Arellano Graphic Artist the governor’s office and the of academic failure and $25 quality technical education academic failure st PRODUCTION state Legislature estimate the million for property tax equal-  $25 million ($14.8 million ongoing and $10.2 • Ensure access and equity to include 1 generation and non-traditional students Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager 2019 budget year will bring ization. million one time) for property tax equalization • Support training programs for sectors Darwin Cook Web Press Manager the state an additional $382 “Equalization of property experiencing skill gaps and labor shortages— Dan Coats Pre-press Technician Enrollment growth of 7,700 students million in ongoing revenue tax funding will provide more improve alignment between graduate skills and Scott Spence Insert Technician $36 million and $137 million in new one- equity in school funding and workforce needs SUBSCRIPTION RATES: time revenue. help us compete with the $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered The revenue growth is other school districts in our by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, due to “a solid economy region,” Rogers said. 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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS The Grantsville Police Department is in the process of moving into its new offices at the Grantsville City Justice Center. An open house for the public to tour the facil- ity (above) will take place early next year. Photo (left) shows a court chamber in the new build- ing. Police Chief Jacob Enslen (top right) inspects new equipment. Records Clerk Brenda Loveless (bottom right) works at her new desk. hompson’s T SmokeHouse Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law SMOKED - FRESH Free Consultation Turkeys for Wills & Grantsville Police move Trusts $ 69 3lb *While supplies last. ORDER NOW FOR THE into new justice center 493 W. 400 N. Tooele HOLIDAYS! STEVE HOWE The armory is now con- of life improvements. Officers STAFF WRITER tained behind a pair of locked now have a separate area to sit 882-4800 After about a week in the doors, with a workbench to down and eat their lunches, www. .com 3975 N. Hwy 36 • Erda • 435.882.0215 space, the Grantsville City keep officer’s firearms in peak with a kitchenette area that tooelelawoffice Police Department is adjusting condition. opens onto an outdoor patio. to life in the spacious confines There’s a separate area for There is a single locker room of the City’s new $3.6 million the investigation department, area with private showers adja- justice center. which has empty desks, includ- cent to the new gym, Enslen The 12,947-square-foot- ing one currently occupied said. A gym in the facility facility houses the City’s justice Let’s start it off right! by the City’s school resource replaces a program in which court and police department, officer. Two nearby interview the City would subsidize gym both of which moved out of rooms have different feels — memberships for officers. Grantsville City Hall beginning stark and uncomfortable for Enslen said there are other on Dec. 8. A dedication of the suspects, comfortable couches benefits to the in-house gym, buildling will be held on Jan. for victims and families. rather than patronizing a local 11 at 6 p.m. The empty desks and free facility. While the police depart- space in the building will be “When officers work out ment was quick to move into used up as the department — at the gym, everybody knows the justice center — and out of and Grantsville City — contin- we’re officers and we’re the cramped confines of City ue to expand over the coming extremely vulnerable out Hall — everything wasn’t quite decades, according to Enslen. there because you can’t carry a complete during a tour with Storage was tighter in the weapon while you’re working Grantsville City Police Chief previous building and despite out,” he said. “This provides a Jacob Enslen last Thursday. having several new storage nice, safe, low-key area where Some evidence needed to be closets in the justice center, the officers can get a good workout organized, offices and desks department reviewed the items and not worry about being vul- were being finalized and some before moving them, Enslen nerable in that sense.” furniture was still on its way. said. The new facility is expected “We are completely out of “When we moved out, we to help with retaining officers the old building,” Enslen said. were able to kind of go through and recruiting new officers Resolution “...We’re still working out a lot some of the stuff and throw as well, according to Enslen. of kinks, but we’ll get there.” away a lot of stuff that had The chief, who joined the The improvements between been there for decades and just department in March, said the the previous police department kind of collected dust,” he said. upcoming justice center played space and the justice center are While general storage has a role in his decision. Run 2018 immediately apparent. improved, the new justice cen- “The building, knowing that In the rear of the build- ter also features better security this was coming, helped lure 5k race beginning at Mountain West Medical Center ing, just beyond the secure and more space for evidence. me to the job here,” he said. sally port, is a space with two Now officers can submit evi- The justice center is expect- All runners get a glow-in-the-dark shirt and gift bag interview rooms, a bathroom dence to technicians through ed to improve security and and bench for detainees and a two-way lockers, which lock to organization, give the depart- counter for DUI investigations. the outside once the evidence ment space to grow and allow In the past, the DUI room and has been submitted. officers to coordinate better interview rooms were the same A locked fridge unit in the on interviews and other objec- January 1, 12 a.m. space, Enslen said. bank of evidence lockers will tives, according to Enslen. Moving into the patrol area, also securely hold and preserve “It will allow us to be more officers have personal desks specimens like blood or other professional,” he said. “... Just Check In Dec. 31 at 11 p.m. and both sergeants have sepa- bodily fluids. a lot of things will be much rate offices. Before, officers In addition to improving the more efficient.” would share seating, desk space and storage, the new jus- [email protected] $30 • Register at space and computers. tice center comes with quality RaceTooele.com Two injured in crash on Utah’s fi rst race of the new year! Family friendly fun for all running enthusiasts. Grantsville Main Street Ignite your resolutions with the most STEVE HOWE The male driver was head- Tuesday morning, both victims STAFF WRITER ing westbound on Main Street were still hospitalized but in invigorating 5k run of the year! A single-vehicle accident on when the truck veered into stable condition, according to Main Street in Grantsville on eastbound traffic, police said. Grantsville City Police Officer Sponsored by: Sunday sent both occupants The vehicle crossed the lanes Alison Peterson. to the hospital, according to of oncoming traffic before Both directions of travel the Grantsville City Police crashing into a tree, eject- were closed for an hour while Department. ing the female passenger. two medical helicopters Officers were dispatched to Grantsville City police do not were landed on Main Street, the crash at the intersection of believe the driver or passenger Peterson said. The eastbound Main Street and Orchard Lane were wearing seat belts. lane remained closed for an at 3:20 p.m., police said. Initial The driver and passenger, additional hour during the reports said the accident was who were not identified by cleanup and investigation of an auto-pedestrian accident police, were transported the accident. Tooele County but subsequent interviews with by medical helicopter to a The cause of the crash is still Chamber of commerce witnesses determined the two Salt Lake area hospital in under investigation. & Tourism injured parties were occupants critical condition, according to [email protected] of the vehicle. Grantsville City police. As of A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2017

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OUR VIEW Check the air There is something all of us can do to help reduce health hazards caused by bad air You could see the brown and gray smog begin to creep up from the Great Salt Lake into Tooele Valley in early December. By Dec. 6, Tooele County residents, along with the rest of the Wasatch Front, were under a no-burn order by the Utah Division of Air Quality because the level of airborne hazardous particulates exceeded allowable levels. The order, which lasted for more than a week, meant all solid fuel burning devices could not be used in Tooele County, including wood burning stoves — unless the stove is the residence’s only heat source and the homeowner has it registered with the state. Open burning was also prohibited, which included outdoor fire pits, fire rings, campfires, charcoal grills and smokers. The public was also urged to reduce vehicle emissions by consolidating trips. Residents who choose not to comply with a no-burn order face a pos- sible fine of $150 for the first violation. Additional violations may be subject to penalties of $299. More importantly, the order also meant that citizens, who fall into the health category of “sensitive,” were advised to limit their exposure to outside air. The air was simply that bad. It seems now that whenever a strong ridge of high pressure settles over northern Utah and creates a temperature inversion, Tooele and Rush valleys experience eroding air quality along with the Wasatch Front. If this winter plays out to have few storms and lots of inversions, it LETTERS TO THE EDITOR is probable more no-burn orders from the state are on the horizon. And that is regrettable. Which begs the question: What can be done about it? But more specifically, what should everyone be doing about it? Higher gasoline prices for law enforcement in Tooele. saved the money for it. The post office Over the past few years, we’ve published editorials that have urged I would like to ask the residents of Robert DeBois, Administrator lady put the labels on the box — and local citizens to comply with the state’s no-burn orders. But we’ve also the Tooele area a question: Why are Tooele Moose Lodge then handed me $15.22. I explained I questioned the efficacy of such no-burn orders when, according to the gasoline prices so consistently high had not yet swiped my debit card and DAQ, solid-fuel burning makes up about 6 percent of the Wasatch Front’s compared to our neighbors to the east A true Christmas story did not want any cash back. But she air pollution during inversions, yet vehicles and other mobile sources of us? My story began on Dec. 4 at 6:30 said, with a twinkle in her eye, “Your account for 48 percent. With all of the Christmas shopping a.m. I woke up early, because this was package was paid for by an earlier That 48 percent takes on even more significance with an estimated to do in the Salt Lake area, a person the day I had to bake cookies for my customer.” The total cost was $84.78 50 percent of Tooele County’s available workforce commuting to the can’t help but see the vast differences daughter and two grandchildren who and she was handing me back change Wasatch Front every day. With that said, restricting solid fuel burning in gas prices between here and there. live in Toronto, Canada. I always bake from a $100 bill! November to March may create only negligible results; the more impor- I know some of you will say it’s the three different types of cookies at All I could do was cry. I was so tant initiative is to address vehicle emissions. cost of transportation out here. Then Christmas: ginger snaps, carrot cook- stunned. The tears rolled from my With residential and commercial growth expected to continue in why are gas prices $2.21 to $2.26 ies with cream cheese frosting, and eyes and I looked at everyone in Tooele Valley, and more daily commuters as well, vehicle emissions — in Herriman? This is per the app applesauce cookies filled with choco- line and said, “I can’t believe this.” not wood burning stoves — may present a larger air quality concern that “GasBuddy” from Dec. 17, 2017. Or late chips and pecans. A stranger paid for my package to must be addressed more aggressively. Provo $2.25/$2.33? South Jordan I began baking early that day and Canada! A woman came up, wrapped But in the meantime, there is something all of us can do to help $2.15/$2.29? finished all three batches by 5:30 p.m. her warm, loving arms around me, reduce the direct health hazards caused by bad air. First of all, check the Imagine if state and federal gas Not being as young as I used to be, it and said what a beautiful blessing I air quality index that is viewable every day on air.utah.gov or on tooele- taxes weren’t so high? Gov. Herbert is took me all day, pausing to rest my had just received. health.org. The index lets you know quickly and easily the condition of very proud of the state’s “Rainy Day” back and legs. The next day, I arrived I know that all too well. I am local air quality. fund. St. George News, Jan. 17, 2016: at the post office at 9:30 a.m. with the retired and disabled, and live on a Next, visit the Utah Clean Air website at ucair.org. It provides infor- “In addition, Utah’s Rainy-Day fund cookies packed in a large plastic bag. fixed income. The blessing I received mation on what people can do at home, work and in the community to has now reached $528 million, the I began the ordeal of finding the right would allow me to buy groceries for reduce emissions. Remedial action by one citizen may not make much of highest amount in the state’s history.” box and filling out the International Christmas and the rest of the month. a difference, but action taken by thousands of citizens certainly will. The only way this windfall could shipping form. The kindness of strangers comes in amass this number is over taxation. There was a young man in line, many forms, as do blessings. Thank Here comes a new year in a few along with many other people. When you to the stranger who helped my days. It’s time to start fighting over- he finished his business, he came over family and me to have the very best GUEST OPINION pricing with our feet and dollars. My and asked if I needed help. I accepted and blessed Christmas ever. wife and I will always choose a local his kind offer. The post office lady Susan Gutierrez business over anything out of town, asked me the value of what I was Grantsville Is media too anti-Trump but… shipping and different cries came out Mid-term elections are next year from people waiting in line: as well. It’s way past time “We the “Priceless!” LETTERS POLICY People” stand up to the over-taxation “You kidding, all the love in those to really the check facts The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes letters to leveled on us by and through our cookies!” the editor from readers. Letters must be no t’s a wonder that President elected officials both state and fed- “What a wonderful gift to receive!” longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written Donald Trump devotes so much eral. “Your family will love them!” exclusively for the Transcript-Bulletin, and time to discrediting the press, Merry Christmas to all! The young man found the right size accompanied by the writer’s name, address I and phone number. Longer letters may be when the press does so much to Louis Duquette box, and packed everything neatly so published, based on merit and at the Editor’s discredit itself. Tooele the cookies wouldn’t bounce around. discretion. All letters may be subject to editing. The media’s errors in recent By this time there were at least 12 Letters written to thank an individual or weeks haven’t been marginal or Moose lodge burglary people in line and I asked him to put organization should be submitted for coincidental, but involved block- On Dec. 4, the Fraternal Order of the box on the counter away from the “Notes of Appreciation.” buster reports on one of the most the Moose, Tooele Lodge was burglar- other customers. I was ready to get Readers who are interested in writing a longer dominating stories of the past year, ized. Money raised by our members back in line to wait my turn, but he guest op-ed column on a topic of general Robert Mueller’s Russia investiga- for various fundraisers, for Christmas said, “No, I’ll just put it here, right in interest should contact Editor David Bern. tion. They all slanted one way around the internet — accompa- programs for kids, along with the front of the post lady. You will be next Email: [email protected] — namely, toward lurid conclu- nied by explosive imagery — and previous week’s sales totaling several anyway.” Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor sions about the Trump campaign’s was repeated by other major news thousand dollars, was stolen. I was afraid of upsetting all of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin alleged collusion with the Russians. organizations. The only problem The reason for this letter is to rec- people who had waited patiently for P.O. Box 390 Every media outlet makes is CNN flubbed the date. The ognize and acknowledge the Tooele their turn, but he insisted. I asked the Tooele, UT 84074 mistakes. It’s easier than ever to email came after the release of the City Police Department and its detec- post lady if I should go to the back of run with fragmentary or dubious documents, not before. Once again, tives for their quick response upon the line, but she waved me over and information in a frenzied news supposed evidence of collusion notification, their commitment to indicated I would be next. She typed LETTER CONTEST cycle that never stops. But under- evaporated upon contact with bet- help find the person responsible, and in all of the information into her Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select lying the media blunders was an ter-informed, follow-up reporting. bring them to justice. computer, which took some time. But the best letter of the month and reprint it in assumption — not based on any CNN corrected its dispatch, and I hope the thief (coward) who com- no one complained. Everyone was in the first Open Forum page of the following evidence we’ve yet seen — of one of its correspondents called the mitted this crime is caught and the a good mood and that made me feel month. The winning letter writer will receive a Trump guilt in the Russia matter. free one-year subscription to the newspaper. episode “a black eye.” full extent of the law is served. much better about cutting in. The subscription can be transferred or used to This was news, in other words, too Needless to say, the errors in The Men and Women of the Tooele I knew it would cost about $90 to renew a present subscription. anti-Trump to check. Russian reporting are a bonanza Moose Lodge Fraternity are grateful ship the package to Canada, but I had On the day it broke that Michael for President Trump. The worse Flynn had pled guilty to lying to the reporting is, the better for his the FBI, Brian Ross of ABC News campaign to brand the mainstream had a seemingly epic scoop. He media “Fake News.” He’d be happy GUEST OPINION reported that Flynn would testify if an outlet of the mainstream that Donald Trump directed him media tanked the markets with a to make contacts with Russian flagrantly wrong dispatch every Returning jihadists need prison, not couches officials prior to the election. This day. was the collusion equivalent of a It must be galling for journalists he Russian Defense Ministry more nuanced approach to the rev- four-alarm fire. A New York Times that every mistake they make is and Iraqi Prime Minister Haider enants. columnist tweeted, “President Mike amplified into a national scandal al-Abadi have made separate “When they return to France, adults T Rachel Marsden Pence, here we come.” The stock by the president, while Trump is announcements that the Islamic State are subjected to French justice, are GUEST COLUMNIST market dropped several hundred willfully careless about facts him- had been defeated. Of course, this incarcerated, will be judged,” he said. points. self. It must be infuriating to be doesn’t mean that these terrorists “And as for children, they are already Then Ross “clarified” the story to berated as “Fake News,” when the won’t be popping up elsewhere like the object — for those who have say that Trump instructed Flynn to White House tried to obfuscate the bomb-toting, head-chopping Whac-A- Justin Trudeau and French President returned and those who come back reach out to the Russians after the truth about a Don Jr. meeting with Moles. Emmanuel Macron entertaining the — of a special procedure and a very election. This wasn’t a minor detail Russians during the campaign, Last month, the BBC reported a idea of allowing the return of citizens specific follow-up, on the medical and of chronology; it ripped the heart uncovered by good, dogged report- deal that allowed some ISIS fighters to who left to join ISIS overseas. (I’m psychiatric level.” out of the story. Ross’ blockbuster ing. escape the Syrian city of Raqqa — the even more worried about countries So apparently there will be no psy- went from a suggestion of collu- But none of this is going to Islamic State’s former “caliphate” — that aren’t having this debate and chiatrists’ couches for criminals who sion to a suggestion of the normal change. The press can work even under the nose of Western and Kurdish whose returning ISIS fighters have qui- can be tried in French courts for crimes course of business during a presi- harder to exhibit fairness and officials, ostensibly to facilitate a dec- etly slipped back in beneath the radar.) committed overseas. It sounds nice dential transition. ABC suspended accuracy under Trump’s wither- laration of “mission accomplished.” “We are going to monitor them,” in theory, but it would be interesting Ross for a month. ing fire. Or it can play to type. The The question is where these fight- Trudeau said of the returnees. “We are to see how prosecutors dealt with the CNN followed this up with its past week is more evidence that it ers will pop up next. Are we supposed also there to help them to let go of that chain of evidence running from Syrian own botched report on how Don prefers the latter option, to its own to believe that they’re going to parlay terrorist ideology.” battlefields to French courtrooms that Trump Jr. allegedly got a heads- institutional detriment. their real-world experience making It’s head-chopping that we’re talk- almost any defense lawyer on earth up email prior to the release of a violent propaganda videos into careers ing about here, not a cigarette or would be able to blast full of probable batch of WikiLeaks emails during Rich Lowry is editor of the with advertising agencies? Will they hamburger addiction. The idea that doubt. How will foreign battlefield the campaign. The item rocketed National Review. be making documentaries to peddle on you can just throw a battle-hardened intelligence be converted into admis- the film-festival circuit? jihadist down on a psychiatrist’s couch sible evidence? EDITORIAL BOARD Some prominent leaders are hold- and purge him of a value system that Even high-profile, 1970s-era Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn David J. Bern ing open the door for Islamic State involves killing all those who don’t Venezuelan terrorist “Carlos the Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor members to return to the West. This adhere to it would be comical if it Jackal” (real name: Ilich Ramirez With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions expressed on this page, is the subject of debate in Canada and wasn’t so dangerously naive. including the cartoon, are not necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. France, with Canadian Prime Minister France’s Macron takes a slightly SEE MARSDEN PAGE A5 ® TUESDAY December 19, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make GUEST OPINION You a Loan! $100-$3,000 Today! Alabama reaffirms that character still counts Noble Finance 435-843-1255 ow that deep-red presidential tweets, it’s a part Brooks on Wednesday Alabama has elected of today’s politics. announced he has prostate pro-abortion Democrat Democrats are seemingly cancer. N John Kass Doug Jones to the Senate all about character now, aren’t “In retrospect, and paradoxi- GUEST COLUMNIST PLEASE ADOPT US! — defeating teen-trolling they? They’re awash in moral cally, losing the Senate race Republican Roy Moore — the righteousness when it comes to may have saved my life. Yes, air is full of severed political alleged pawing of women. But God does work in mysterious scalps. totems, waving in the breeze. for decades, character wasn’t ways,” Brooks said. The scalp-waving thing is While scalp waving is fun, worth two dried figs to them. McConnell’s ways are expected after such a historic it is agenda-driven and often It was policy and power that not mysterious. He thought defeat. And a Republican los- obscures reality. But if there’s mattered, and Democrats met- Strange would defeat Moore. ing to a pro-abortion Democrat one thing that should come aphorically fell on their knees He is not infallible. in Alabama is historic indeed. out of Alabama unobscured, before the Clintons, year after There are many ways to But the main takeaway it’s this: Conservative Alabama year. If Hillary Clinton had parse election returns to prove here is that Alabama is a con- Republicans, routinely ridi- won in 2016, there wouldn’t be your politics. But in such a red servative Republican state. culed by coastal media elites as any “reckoning” over Bill. state as Alabama, it’s obvious And many conservatives just deplorable, deserve the admi- But it’s all different now, that many Republicans just couldn’t vote for Moore with ration and praise of the nation. isn’t it? And all this newfound didn’t believe Moore’s denials. those questions about his char- Because enough of them saw moral rectitude, the kind How red is Alabama? The acter. who Moore really was, and loudly expressed by New York former senator, now Attorney Much of the scalp-waving is either stayed away from the Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand — until Gen. Jeff Sessions, ran unop- ferocious and somewhat enter- polls or voted for another can- quite recently a shameless Bill posed in 2014. taining, especially the naked, didate. 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He was born passed away in the comfort of on March 27, 1976, to David Jan. 8, 1986 to Kerry and Sue his home with his children and L. Boucher and Christine D. Barraclough. His brothers are grandchildren by his side. Boucher Kuester in Pocatello, Carston and Jarron. He was born on Nov. 6, Idaho. Brendon will surely be 1931, in Pocatello, Idaho, He was a country boy missed. He was loved by every- to his parents Parley Parker and loved spending his time one who had the pleasure of Lindsay and Velma Burt outdoors: hunting, fishing, meeting him. Lindsay. He spent his child- camping, hiking, shooting, Graveside services will be hood in Pocatello until he left riding ATVs and getting into held Dec. 22, 2017 at 2 p.m. at to serve in the U.S. Army dur- mischief. He was married four Tooele City Cemetery. ing the Korean War. Don mar- years to Renee T. Boucher and ried Angie Waddoups on June they had a son named Kane in 8, 1955, in the Salt Lake City 2003. Kane is a special needs LDS Temple. They were mar- ued his membership. He served child and Mylo adored him. He Ethan, Emmett, and Lincoln ried for 52 years at the time of in various callings including would spend as much time as Boucher; stepbrothers Jared Angie’s passing. bishop, temple worker and ser- he could with him and talked Lewis, Brian Kuester; stepsis- Something Don graduated from vice missionary. about him all the time. ters Kim (Troy) Taron, Lisa Brigham Young University Survived by: children Mylo had many hobbies and (Troy) Meyer, Marci (Chris) in 1958. He went on to work Bradley (Linda), Kevin (Mike), loved Star Wars and Ninja, col- Nichols, Staci (Matt) Peterson, On Your Mind? for the Tooele County School Becky (Ray) Davis, Larry, Kent lecting knives, computer gam- Rachel (Mark) Miner and District for 34 years. During his (Johna), Julie, and Wendy ing and had a bearded dragon many nieces and nephews. Write a Letter to the Editor! career, he was a principal for (Mikel) Brewerton; 16 grand- named Izzi. He liked working He was preceded in death by several schools in the valley. children; 12 great grandchil- with computers building them stepfather Donald Paul Kuester Tooele Transcript Bulletin or He loved working with chil- dren; brother Bruce and sister and writing programs. He was in 2016 and grandfather P.O. Box 390 [email protected] dren. He was an active member Annette. loved by all who knew him. He Fredrick Roddy in 2017. Tooele, UT 84074 of the Church of Jesus Christ of Preceded in death by his had a longtime relationship A viewing will be held Dec. Latter-day Saints where he val- wife Angie, two sisters, one with girlfriend Lindsey Jackson 21 from 10-11 a.m. at the grandchild, and one great and they enjoyed traveling and LDS Lakeview Ward build- grandchild. being together. Mylo worked ing, 2045 Churchwood Road, Funeral services will be held at BioFire Diagnostics in Salt Pine Canyon, Utah. Services on Dec. 20 in the LDS Chapel Lake City and will be missed will follow at the same build- Our family, helping your on 132 N. 570 East in Tooele by his co-workers and many ing. Interment will be in the at 11 a.m. with a viewing an friends. Tooele City Cemetery with his hour prior. A viewing will be He is survived by his son father David Boucher dedicat- family, in a time of need held Dec. 19 from 6-8 p.m. at Kane Boucher; girlfriend ing his grave. A luncheon will Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Lindsey Jackson; parents be provided afterward by the Tooele. Interment will be at the David and (Darlene) Boucher; Lakeview Ward Relief Society Tooele Cemetery. Appreciation Chriss Boucher-Kuester; broth- for family and friends. Thank is expressed to Canyon Hospice ers Jesse (Traci) Boucher you to all who have provided for the loving care given to our and Capt. Joshua (Lindsie) comfort and assistance during dad. 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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) since I spent all of my summers ists visiting Devils Tower. But — A small town in northeast out here, I want to protect the it can get hopping during the Wyoming that features a his- charm and the character of the annual motorcycle rally in toric mercantile building will town, but also put some new nearby Sturgis, South Dakota, see a change in ownership energy into it.” and during hunting season. soon but not in its charm. Brengle and DeMaranville “If Aladdin is going to The couple who owns declined to disclose a purchase be Aladdin 20 years from Aladdin — population 15 — price. now, we’re going to have to have accepted an offer from The town was put up for make some improvements,” a group of investors led by an auction last summer, but DeMaranville said. Arizona businessman to buy Brengle said the winning bid- DeMaranville is looking most of the town. Rick and ders couldn’t get the financing to tap more into the tour- The Tooele Education Foundation’s symbol is that of the school Judy Brengle have owned the and the sale fell through, open- ist business by making some town for 31 years. ing the way for DeMaranville additions, such as a public bell. School and Christmas bells ringing have something in “My husband bought it for to make an offer. restroom and a campground, common. They are used to invite people to come together for me because all my kids were The deal involves a total of and establishing an annual fes- teaching, learning, giving, friendship and gratitude. Bells have in college and I had the empty 30 acres and includes a gen- tival and holding weekly chuck nest syndrome — and now I eral store in a building built wagon cookouts during the always been used to communicate significant messages. don’t have it anymore,” Judy 125 years ago that still has the summer. Brengle, 73, said. original candy bins and fix- He emphasized that the At this Christmas time, TEF is converting our school bell to a The sale to Rob tures. A bar, post office, small changes won’t alter the small- DeMaranville, of Scottsdale, trailer park, rodeo arena and town character. Christmas Bell to express our gratitude, to say thanks and to Arizona, and his partners will a two-bedroom house are also “Everyone we meet, they’re invite our friends and associates everywhere to enjoy the gift of close next April, Brengle said. included in the deal. happy a local bought it, but learning, now and throughout the coming year. DeMaranville cited his long Aladdin is located near the they also, in a roundabout way, family ties to the area, noting South Dakota border and sits let us know not to change it,” that he spent many summers in along a two-lane highway that DeMaranville said. “And that’s the area working on the family leads to Devils Tower National our goal.” Season’s Greetings and Happy New Year ranch and elsewhere, for his Monument, about 20 miles (32 Brengle gave her blessing to interest in buying the town. kilometers) to the west. DeMaranville’s plans. from the Tooele Education Foundation! “The goal is to keep Aladdin The town usually is quiet “It’s still going to be our alive and well,” he said. “And and peaceful, attracting tour- quaint little village.” Tooele Education @TEFbellringer Foundation

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:49 a.m. 5:05 p.m. Thursday 7:49 a.m. 5:06 p.m. Friday 7:50 a.m. 5:06 p.m. Saturday 7:50 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Sunday 7:51 a.m. 5:07 p.m. Monday 7:51 a.m. 5:08 p.m. W Th F Sa Su M Tu Tuesday 7:51 a.m. 5:08 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 9:28 a.m. 7:29 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 10:09 a.m. 8:24 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 10:46 a.m. 9:21 p.m. Saturday 11:20 a.m. 10:20 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 11:51 a.m. 11:20 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Dec. 18. Afternoon snow, up to A.M. snow, 1-2”; Periods of snow, 1-3”; Mostly cloudy and Cold with times of Monday 12:22 p.m. none Plenty of sunshine Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:52 p.m. 12:21 a.m. 1”; colder mostly cloudy, colder storm total 3-6” colder clouds and sun High/Low past week 42/5 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 39/23 42 23 28 14 33 20 24 3 23 14 33 21 33 22 Average temp past week 25.5 Normal average temp past week 30.8 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Dec 26 Jan 1 Jan 8 Jan 16 Shown is Wednesday’s ©2017; forecasts and graphics weather. Temperatures are provided by Wednesday’s highs and Wednesday night’s lows.

UTAH WEATHER Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 37/17 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 37/22 Knolls Clive Lake Point 32/16 37/23 39/23 44/25 Ogden Stansbury Park 40/20 Erda 45/24 Vernal Grantsville 43/25 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 42/19 46/24 36/13 0.18 0.38 0.22 1.01 17.53 19.42 Tooele 45/23 Bauer 42/23 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 44/22 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 42/23 44/22 43/25 Stockton Snowfall (in inches) Price 44/22 42/22 Nephi Rush Valley 47/21 42/21 Ophir 39/20 Delta Manti 47/22 51/19 2.5 3.5 4.0 Green River Last Month Season 50/27 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 42/22 52/18 Moab 38/19 SNOWPACK Hanksville 54/30 Beaver 51/29 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 48/16 Ibapah 41/20 42/18 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 0.2 0.8 0.1 St. George 48/19 46/28 Average 6.2 3.9 2.6 58/33 Kanab 55/26 Eureka Percent of average 3% 21% 4% 37/17 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services

is also a Herriman City coun- extracted water is reused by name, Stabilat, the solid fuel compost. The methane gas is most likely have to come from Plant cilmember. Herhof, Milne said. releases up to 80 percent burned to create electricity, the Wasatch Front, which continued from page A1 The Utah delegation Using an automated pro- less carbon dioxide when it Milne said. already sends waste to Tooele arrived in Germany on cess, glass is removed from is burned than fossils based The reason for traveling to County.” located, according to Milne. Dec. 11. It spent Dec. 12 at the waste stream and separat- fuels, according to Herhof. Germany was to meet Herhof Herhof is headquartered The amount of jobs created Herhof’s headquarters and ed by clear and colored glass. “The product burns hot- officials in person, visit the in Solms, Germany, approxi- by Herhof would probably be toured two of Herhof’s waste- Plastic is removed and sorted ter and cleaner than coal,” company’s operations, and mately 35 miles northwest of minimal. Perhaps two shifts to-energy facilities. The group by type. Metal is removed and Milne said. “Mixed properly determine if the company and Frankfurt. It has 14 waste-to- of eight people, but the com- was back in Utah on Dec. 13, sorted by ferrous and non-fer- with coal, the emissions meet its technology was legitimate, energy facilities in Europe. pany is not looking for any according to Milne. rous. The recyclable material California’s clean air stan- according to Milne. Herhof operates in Germany, economic incentives, Milne Herhof’s process is more is sent to recyclers. dards.” Convinced that Herhof is Greece, Croatia, Bulgaria, and said. than sorting out recyclables A mineral fraction is Another payoff for Tooele legitimate, Tooele County will Romania. The trip to Germany was and then burying the rest removed from the waste County would be the launch- now put together a feasibil- Herhof has advanced tech- arranged by Roberts and paid of the waste, according to stream and used for road ing of a green business in the ity study to determine if it is nology for alternative meth- for by Herhof, according to Milne. The process begins base. The dry product that County, where a lot of local practical to bring the com- ods for the disposal of waste Milne. with trucks unloading mixed remains after the removal of people have the impression of pany to the County, according since Germany adopted a Accompanying Tooele waste. water, glass, plastic, metals the County being a dumping to Milne. European guideline as nation- County officials on the trip “It’s single source,” Milne and mineral fraction, is con- ground, according to Milne. “They want to sign a al law in 2005 that limits the were Sen. Wayne Harper, said. “There is no pre-sorting verted to solid fuel that can Along with the process for 20-year agreement, but we permanent storage in landfills R-Taylorsville, and Nicole of any kind.” be burned as a supplement solid waste, Herhof also has would have to guarantee a to waste that has been pre- Martin, who is the communi- The waste is shredded and in coal fired power plants, operations in Europe that minimum amount of waste processed or the product of cations director and deputy the moisture is extracted according to Milne. takes organic waste and con- stream,” Milne said. “Part waste fermentation. mayor for Sandy City. Martin leaving a dry product. The Known by its trademarked verts it into methane gas and of that waste stream would [email protected] Chemistry major accidentally starts concert poster empire

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — It MySpace messages to band Since then, Bone’s color- that are interested in doing Saunders said. “There’s layers — leading to eight different started as a way to get into managers about his “crappy ful posters — featuring huge that and their fans seem to to it. There’s texture to it.” posters on the Furturtle web- concerts for free. drawings.” graphics, striking animals, really like it too.” Bone, 35, now designs site, with themes from veloci- Travis Bone began sketching In 2004, he found the sharp lines and motifs of Lance Saunders, co- roughly three posters per raptors to a skunk to an otter. show posters for his friends’ gumption to send a message Americana, nature and the owner of local concert pre- month — each one taking “They just trust that I’ll put bands to test the design skills to his favorite band, Mogwai, West — have become an senter company Sartain and about a week to create. Bands something together that their he’d learned while working at to see if they’d be interested iconic part of the music scene Saunders, first commissioned reach out to him via phone or fans will be into,” he said. an office supply store during in using one of his designs for in Salt Lake City. a print from Bone for a Sea email with a rough idea. Saunders, asked if Bone is college. a tour through Europe. The His posters, sold under the Wolf concert at Kilby Court in He cuts a deal with smaller a part of the Salt Lake City “I’ve always really liked to design features the outline of brand Furturtle, are often 2010. Bone brought the post- bands for more creative con- music scene fabric, answers draw and, for as long as I can an American Indian shaded found alongside standard ers directly to Saunders at the trol — corresponding to small- swiftly: “Yes he is. Definitely.” remember, have really been in black astride a horse, mir- T-shirt options at shows from venue, and the two became er cost. For the larger bands, But Bone is reluctant to into music,” Bone said, stand- roring the same pattern in a Red Butte Garden to the fast friends. he sends sketch concepts that accept praise for his posters, ing in his combined garage deep red. Twilight Concert Series to Since then, Saunders and they can give input on. saying he “honestly can’t think and studio in Midvale among To his surprise, the Scottish Kilby Court and more. Bone have attended multiple “Sometimes it’s music I of a single one that I wouldn’t stacks of paint cans and filing rock outfit took him up on it. His work has also adorned Bonnaroo music and art fes- really like and I can relate to do differently” now. cabinets full of colorful post- Bone had an inroad to mar- walls around the commu- tivals together in Tennessee, and other times it’s not,” he Each new print further ers. rying his passion for music nity, including at The Urban and Saunders has commis- said. “I just try to do my best hones his skill and changes his As a kid, he’d scribble and art design — and his Lounge and a long run at the sioned prints for a multitude to represent that visually.” perspective on how he could Disney characters, Batman focus shifted entirely. Park Cafe. of concerts at venues around He designs chiefly on the have improved the one he fin- and Ninja Turtles. Later, he “I wanted to try to do work “It took off more than I Salt Lake City that S&S man- computer, cutting down and ished before. took art classes while at Lehi for bands that I was familiar expected it to,” he said. ages — The Urban Lounge, rearranging shapes until a Still, he hasn’t tired yet of High School, but doubted he’d with,” he said. “There were a Each poster is unique, Kilby Court, The Depot, The theme emerges. seeing honest reactions from have a chance to turn it into a few gigs that floated my way designed for a single show. Complex and In The Venue. When the design comes fans of bands when they get way to make a living. early on that I really had no Bone’s signature designs are “He works his butt off,” together, he emails a file back to the front of the merchan- He went to Utah Valley business doing anything for, far more artistic and distinc- Saunders said. “There’s so to the bigger bands. dise line and see his prints up State College, now Utah Valley but I did because I didn’t know tive than the mass-copied fli- much that goes into it that Finally, he screen-prints and close. University, to study chemistry any better.” ers tacked onto the bathroom people don’t realize.” presses one poster at a time “If I’m at a show where and electronics — but still My Morning Jacket was wall to promote a concert. He said he admires the orig- to the order number commis- they’re selling the posters, or if found his mind drifting to receptive. So were Death Cab “The live show is differ- inality, humor, quirkiness and sioned by the bands. I’m doing some kind of gallery design. for Cutie and Iron and Wine ent enough every time that variety of Bone’s art — and Some bands, like Cheap show or some pop-up thing, He started building a port- — seeing what Bone describes it’s like having some kind of keeps a stack of posters in a Trick, want to have control I like to look at how people folio of designs for his friends as a chance to “broaden the artifact for that event, that storage area from past shows. and are hands-on. Others, like react to the posters that catch and eventually worked up band’s identity” through art to one specific show,” he said. “It “You know that he didn’t The Avett Brothers, trust and their eye,” he said. “That’s the the nerve to email and send supplement their music. seems like there’s still bands just slap it all together,” leave Bone to his own devices coolest part.” Couple donates device to Logan hospital for grieving parents LOGAN, Utah (AP) — A Utah their situation. be placed underneath a baby able to connect with people “We have orders and dona- and six of the Canadian prov- hospital is among a growing The Robbins learned Oct. inside a Moses basket to slow from all over who have dealt tions from nine different coun- inces that have been part of this list of medical centers that now 26, 2016, their son, Carter, had the body’s breakdown after with loss and have come along- tries,” Brandon said. “There project. It is crazy how much of have a medical device called a passed away one week before death, Caitlin Robbins said. side them to donate. have been people from 38 states a following we have gotten.” CuddleCot that allows parents his due date. The couple expe- The couple learned about to keep stillborn babies by their rienced the death of Lucy this the CuddleCot and decided to side in their hospital room for past summer following a mis- raise the nearly $3,000 needed longer. carriage. to purchase and donate the For All the Great Events in Life The device has a cooling pad “With Carter, after we lost devices. They sold airplane that can be put under the baby’s him, we kept him with us for necklaces to raise the money; body, giving the parents more about three hours,” Caitlin a toy airplane became the sym- Let Everyone Know! time to mourn and say goodbye, Robbins said. “At some point bol of their family following The Herald-Journal of Logan you have to say goodbye. The Carter’s death. Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! reported. CuddleCot is a mat that can The couple will donate a Caitlin and Brandon Robbins keep the body chilled and second device to another hos- Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement • Anniversaries memorialized their children, allows for more time with the pital and is hopeful to sell the Carter and Lucy, earlier this baby before saying goodbye.” remainder of the necklaces to Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards month with a donation of the Designed by the United purchase a third. CuddleCot to Intermountain Kingdom-based Flexmort com- Brandon Robbins said 435-882-0050 • 58 N. Main, Tooele TOOELETRANSCRIPT Logan Regional Hospital to aid pany, the CuddleCot apparatus through his wife’s blog, “Freckle 8:30 to 5:30 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) ULLETIN other parents who have been in includes a cooling pad that can Eye Fancy,” the couple has been B A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2017

The major difference is an jumped slightly from $2.61 Auditors $11.7 million reduction in the million to $2.63 million. The Flames continue to threaten continued from page A1 debt service fund, according Road C maintenance fund to the audit. The City’s fiscal dropped form $2.65 million to year runs from July 1 to June $1.97 million. coastal communities design, implementation, and 30 of each year. Keyes said he could only maintenance of internal con- Other major fund balances find one error in the finan- LOS ANGELES (AP) — a 2-year-old daughter. enclave includes the man- trol relevant to the prepara- dipped from 2016-17 to 2017- cials, but did no elaborate. Thousands of firefighters The blaze is also blamed for sions of Oprah Winfrey, Ellen tion and fair presentation of 18’s budget. “To have just one error is tried Sunday to shield coastal the Dec. 6 death of a 70-year- DeGeneres and many other financial statements that are The capital projects fund remarkable for a city,” Keyes communities from one of the old woman who died in a car celebrities. free from material misstate- balance will be down from said. biggest wildfires in California crash on an evacuation route. “Still praying for our little ments. The auditor’s job is $2.26 million to $1.15 mil- Caldwell said that Mayor history while a funeral proces- The fire that started nearly town,” Winfrey tweeted. It to give reasonable assurance lion, while the water fund Patrick Dunlavy has kept a sion rolled past burn-scarred two weeks ago has burned was not clear if the former talk that the financials Tooele City is down slightly from $7.2 good eye on the city’s financ- hillsides in honor of one of more than 1,000 structures, show host was in Montecito. presented to us are reasonably million to $6.85 million. es. their colleagues who was killed including at least 750 homes. A portion of the city of correct.” The solid waste fund stayed “The audit will be filed battling the flames. Some 18,000 more homes are Santa Barbara was also evacu- The 2016-17 fiscal year the same at $1.6 million. with the state auditor’s Crews cleared brush and still threatened. ated as a thick plume of smoke budget totaled $58.4 million Stormwater fund dipped from office,” Caldwell said. dug containment lines above Some evacuation orders blew through city streets. At compared to the City’s 2017- $2.1 million to $1.3 million It is available to the public hillside neighborhoods in were lifted to the east in the city’s zoo, workers put 18 fiscal year budget of $43.4 while the Redevelopment online at tooelecity.org. Santa Barbara County, taking Ventura County, where the some animals into crates and million. District Area Depot fund [email protected] advantage of slightly calmer blaze erupted, and officials kennels to ready them for pos- winds a day after gusts fanned reported making progress pro- sible evacuation. a flare-up that prompted more tecting the inland agricultural While crews on the fire evacuations. city of Fillmore. lines got a break from slightly TOOELETRANSCRIPT “Everything’s holding really Jim Holden returned to his calmer winds, much of the rest BULLETIN well,” fire information officer neighborhood in the city of of Southern California was Lisa Cox said. “Thousands of Ventura to find his home still buffeted by powerful gusts homes have been saved.” standing amid widespread that once again increased the A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! While gusts had eased some- destruction. He told KABC- wildfire risk across the region. what, even lower intensity TV that at the height of the The National Weather Service Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin winds were still dangerous, she inferno, when it appeared his forecast red flag conditions for warned. The fire northwest of house would be lost, firefight- extreme fire danger through Los Angeles was 40 percent ers risked their own safety to Sunday evening for Ventura contained. retrieve his belongings. and Los Angeles counties. Television news footage “They broke in and they Trees came down after wind showed at least one structure saved my family photos,” gusts topped 70 mph (113 burned on property in the Holden said, wiping away kph) in mountain areas and 50 wealthy enclave of Montecito, tears. mph (80 kph) along the coast. 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A Scholar Orientation meeting will be held on Utah dog that bit girl wins January 4th at 7:00 p.m. ar Owls reprieve, won’t be put to death for interested families hol 928 North 100 East • Tooele, Utah 84074 • 435-566-6957Sc SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A in October 2016 and nipped er next year, Humane Society e deal has been reached that will a girl. Though the bite broke of Utah president Craig Cook h t spare the life of a dog ordered no skin, city regulations state said Friday. f 435-566-6957 put to death after he bit a that any animal that has bitten, Bray was relieved with the o for additional information e 12-year-old girl in a case that clawed, chased or harassed deal to save Dexter’s life, say- m generated criticism from the a person must be put down ing “right before Christmas is

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of the Australian Shepherd Bray in criticizing the penalty Dexter is currently recov- named Dexter, agreed imposed on Dexter, saying it ering from the effects of the Thursday to pay a $145 fine was the 5-year-old dog’s first apparent ingestion of rat poi- for dog-at-large and dog licens- offense and that the rule is so son last month. The Humane ing violations. A judge had broad that a dog jogging with Society offered a $5,000 imposed the original death its owner could be considered reward for information about sentence for the dog. vicious if it was following the how he was poisoned. In return for Bray’s pay- owner. An investigation has turned PRICES ARE UP... ment, officials in the small The Santaquin City Council up no evidence that Dexter city of Santaquin dropped the rejected a proposal for the was intentionally poisoned, dog-attack charge filed after rules to be revised but critics said Santaquin Police Corporal SCALES ARE RUNNING Dexter escaped a fenced yard hope the council will reconsid- Mike Wall. & SANTA IS COMING! Group wants Salt Lake City shelter remade as family facility SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An found this group faces a short- Road Home shelter in down- organization that helps the age of shelter beds in Salt Lake town Salt Lake City is sched- homeless is looking to convert City despite the planning and uled to close in June 2019. The a closing shelter in downtown millions of dollars poured into shelter that can house up to Salt Lake City into a facility dealing with the issue. 1,100 people is shutting down that serves families. “It’s a humanitarian catas- after efforts to curb crime in Crossroads Urban Center trophe in the making,” said the area. recently released a report Crossroads spokeswoman The Midvale Family Shelter that found women and their Deeda Seed. — the only shelter serving children are struggling to find Among the report’s findings, families — has currently housing amid rising rent, low it indicated 66 percent of the reached its capacity of 300. wages and lack of child care, people surveyed were victims The city and county are work- The Salt Lake Tribune reported of domestic violence; 79 per- ing to add three new shelters, Thursday. cent reported trouble finding but they are not planned to The report by Crossroads affordable housing; 85 percent accommodate families. was based on interviews with didn’t have access to child Officials have decided to put 77 women with children who care; and 70 percent didn’t more resources into getting are homeless or have recently have a job. children and their mothers been homeless. The report The report comes as the into permanent housing rather than investing in more shelters to accommodate children, said SCRAP UP SOME EXTRA CASH Janell Fluckiger, the outgoing executive director of Shelter AT GREEN BOX RECYCLING the Homeless. The organiza- tion owns and operates the Also starting in January we will be accepting shelters in the Salt Lake City area. glass, cardboard, and tires for a small fee. “Homeless shelters are not the solution for kids,” Fluckiger said. http://stores.ebay.com/GBR-Surplus Families that can’t get into shelters have been housed at motels under a voucher pro- gram. This system can put chil- dren at risk, according to the Crossroads report. Something On Your Mind? Write a Letter to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin greenboxrecycling.com P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 435.882.2222 • 1500 W ATLAS WAY [email protected] TUESDAY December 19, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville girls basketball Buffaloes win titles vs. Draper APA Thirteen Grantsville girls bas- ketball players scored as the Cowboys demolished an over- matched Draper APA squad at Tooele Invitational by a final score of 53-4 on more to be excited about. Thursday in Grantsville. Ashlee Some of the fastest times Edwards led the Cowboys (5-3) Grantsville’s Begay THS SWIMMING in the state this season were with 12 points, while Halle set this weekend in Tooele, Bartley added six and Addison SHS SWIMMING sets new records including two by Grantsville Smith, Alexa Byrd, Ellie Wilson, Hannah Butler, Kylee Thomas, freshman Hadlee Begay, who Laura Sandberg and Sydney in 200 IM, 100 fly GHS SWIMMING now occupies the top spot in Class 3A in the girls 200-yard Killian each had four; Hailey FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Delaney, Paige McCluskey and DARREN VAUGHAN team titles at the annual individual medley and the 100 Tooele freshman Aspen Grgich competes in the girls 500-yard freestyle SPORTS EDITOR Sarah Ellett had two and Callie Tooele Invitational at the butterfly after setting a pair of at the Tooele Invitational swim meet at the Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center on The Tooele boys and girls Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center on Killian had one. The Cowboys Saturday. Grgich won the race in a personal-best time of 5 minutes, 49.42 SEE INVITE PAGE B9 ® travel to Mountain Crest for a seconds, the 19th-fastest time by a Class 4A swimmer this season. swim teams took home the Saturday, but there was much non-region game Wednesday night. Stansbury girls basketball at Juab FROM THE The Stansbury girls basketball SIDELINES team saw a narrow fourth- quarter slip away in its 40-37 A last-second heroine loss to Juab on Thursday night in Nephi. The Stallions (4-2) were outscored 14-8 in Webber lifts the final eight minutes after Buzzer- leading 29-26 entering the final quarter. Taylor Hinds led Buffs with Stansbury with 10 pints, five beater is rebounds and three steals, while Kalee Philips added eight game-winner points and Kaylee Castillo and Sienna Riggle each scored big for six. The Stallions played host as time expires to Green Canyon on Tuesday night in a game that was not DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR the Buffs complete at press time. With time ticking away he Tooele girls basketball Grantsville boys basketball Thursday night in Bluffdale, team hasn’t enjoyed a lot at Ogden it looked like the Tooele girls of success in recent sea- Brady Arbon scored a game- T basketball team was destined sons, but it sure seems like the high 22 points to lead the for its third loss in its past four Buffaloes are turning a corner. Grantsville boys basketball games, as Summit Academy team to a 58-28 win at Ogden led the Buffaloes 36-30 late in on Friday night. The Cowboys the fourth quarter. (6-2) limited the Tigers to just seven made field goals and Darren Vaughan SPORTS EDITOR led 35-12 at halftime. Kevin THS GIRLS BASKETBALL Roberts and Ryan Potter each had eight points for Grantsville, which faced West in a home The Buffs had other ideas, game that was not complete at however. A stifling defense The hardest thing for a pro- press time Tuesday. allowed Tooele to score points gram that has been struggling is off turnovers to tie the game, learning how to win. In the case Tooele boys basketball and Emily Webber’s baseline of Tooele’s game against Summit at Murray jumper with time expiring Academy, it’s even harder to fig- The Tooele boys basketball completed Tooele’s comeback ure out how to win when things team outscored Murray 32-19 as the Buffs escaped with a aren’t going your way. in the fourth quarter in a 38-36 win over the Bears. The Buffs struggled to score, desperate comeback attempt “That’s the one shot I prac- missing open shots that they Friday night, but it wasn’t tice every day in practice — ordinarily would hit. There were enough for the Buffaloes as like, really hard,” said Webber, some 50-50 calls by the officials the Spartans held on for a still smiling ear-to-ear after that went against Tooele at a 61-54 win on their home floor. emerging from the locker time when the Buffs really could Kyler Hymas led Tooele (2-3) room several minutes after the have benefited from a fortu- with 17 points and Dawson final buzzer. “I was just, like, nate bounce. Rebounds always Banks had 14. The Buffs are ‘I’ve got to put it up before the seemed to find their way into off until a road game Dec. 29 at Morgan. buzzer goes off.’ I kind of just the Bears’ hands. You could go threw it up there and I didn’t on and on about the reasons Dugway boys basketball even think about it at all. I Tooele shouldn’t have won. vs. Tabiona didn’t realize what was going In years past, they wouldn’t The Dugway boys basketball on, but it was crazy. My adren- have. With so much going team fell behind 36-9 in the aline was pumping so hard.” Tooele senior Emily Webber (23, against them, the Buffaloes first half of its home game above) is mobbed by teammates Tooele coach Randy Goss after hitting a game-winning shot would simply have folded, con- Friday night against Tabiona was thrilled with what he tent with being close and will- and never recovered, losing at the buzzer in the Buffaloes’ saw from his team in the final 38-36 win over Summit Academy ing to admit it just wasn’t their 62-35 to the Tigers. Jesus moments. on Thursday in Bluffdale. Tooele night. Valdiviezo led the Mustangs “I was just so proud of them junior Makayla Komer (right) But these aren’t the Buffs of (4-3) with 13 points. Dugway for keeping their composure played a big role in the Buffs’ old. This team has a belief that traveled to face the Utah like they did,” Goss said. come-from-behind win with her it has a chance to win as long as School for the Deaf and Blind “We came back and held our defense and the game-tying shot there is still time remaining on in a game that was not com- ground, and that’s a big thing in the final minute. the clock. That much was obvi- plete at press time Tuesday. with them — they haven’t FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS ous Thursday night, when they Grantsville wrestling given up yet and they keep trailed by six points with under a at Desert Storm Invitational fighting. For Emily with that difference.” minute left. The Grantsville wrestling last-second shot, she’ll remem- One key to the Buffs’ come- Up to that point, Tooele had team finished 16th of 30 ber that forever.” back was Makayla Komer, who but 30 points on the scoreboard. teams at the two-day Desert Up until the Buffs’ game- came off the bench and pro- To score six points in 20 seconds Storm Invitational at Dixie closing 8-0 run, the Bears vided a spark with her relent- to tie the game when you’ve only High School in St. George on (4-4) had controlled the game less defense. She also scored scored 30 points in the previ- Saturday. Thomas Coates took for most of the way. Tooele the game-tying basket for the ous 31 minutes and 40 seconds second place at 106 pounds (4-2) was struggling to col- Buffs in the final seconds, set- would seem like an insurmount- and Koby Johnson was sec- lect rebounds, and, other ting the stage for Webber’s able task to most teams. But not ond at 160 pounds for the than senior Shaylie Davis’ heroics later on. to these Buffs. In fact, they did Cowboys. two 3-pointers, the Buffaloes “She got after it on defense it and then some, winning the Stansbury wrestling at Reno were struggling to hit shots. — I’m real proud of her,” game on Emily Webber’s buzzer- Tournament of Champions However, even though they Goss said. “My son, (assistant beater. The Stansbury wrestling team were struggling, the Buffs coach) Andrew, was like, ‘give On the surface, it seems like finished tied for 56th of 153 never allowed the game to get her a shot, give her a shot.’ just another mid-December, teams at the prestigious out of their reach. She came through with con- non-region win, albeit one that Tournament of Champions in “We focus on working fidence and she helped us a the Buffs managed to get by Reno, Nevada, on Saturday. really hard until the end and ton.” the skin of their teeth against Logan Gustafson was 5-2 at pushing it as hard as we can,” Davis led Tooele with 10 a smaller school. To the casual 145 pounds, Anthony Herrera Webber said. “We could have points. Emily Webber and observer, it doesn’t seem like went 3-2 at 138 and Jacob rolled over and let them have Blake Hervat each scored something they should celebrate Medsker was 2-2 at 160 for that lead, but we just worked seven; Abby Webber, Mallory all that much. the Stallions. as hard as we could, and I felt SEE BUFFALOES PAGE B9 ® SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B9 ® Tooele wrestling like that’s really what makes a at Jody Warren Duals The Tooele wrestling team finished fifth of eight teams at the Jody Warren Duals at Weber High School on Bryant’s big night lifts Cougars past rival Utah Saturday, posting a 3-4 record with wins over Morgan’s junior varsity, Weber and Copper SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — 16 meetings and broke a three- a 10-9 lead. Utah hung around were finding me and I was hot. 63-50 lead. Hills and losses to Sky View, Coach Dave Rose knew all game losing streak to the Utes. but was never able to put In our system, it can be any- “Coming into an environ- Fremont, Bear River and Star week that his BYU team would “The difference was prob- together a significant run. The body’s night every night.” ment like this against a quality Valley (Idaho). Eli Messick went need to knock down perimeter ably the 3-point line,” Rose Utes (7-3) never got any closer BYU dominated the first half team ... it’s pretty simple,” Utah 5-2 at 138 pounds for the shots against a sizable Utah said. “That was interesting than five points in the second and led by as many as 13 points coach Larry Krystkowiak said. Buffaloes with three pins and team that can clog the paint because they were one of the half. after back-to-back 3-pointers “You’ve got to be a lot more Wyatt Chaplin was 5-2 at 145 defensively. He got exactly that best defensive 3-point teams in Yoeli Childs finished with 15 from Bryant. The Cougars shot dialed in, you’ve got to make with two pins. as the Cougars shot 50 percent the country. points and five rebounds for 5 for 10 from 3-point range, more plays, and it’s not an easy from 3-point range. “We were pretty patient. BYU. and 55.6 percent from the environment to overcome, Notable HS boys basketball scores Elijah Bryant scored a sea- ... Let’s make them guard us Tyler Rawson had 15 points, field, in the first 20 minutes. but we’ve got too many self- Thursday son-high 29 points as BYU beat a little bit and then when we 10 rebounds and eight assists Utah opponents had shot just inflicted gunshot wounds with rival Utah 77-65 on Saturday Dixie 56, Maple Mountain 35 get one, lets shoot one that we while Gabe Bealer added 13 26.3 percent from behind the charging into people, putting night in the 258th meeting know is (a good shot).” points for Utah. arc before Saturday. our head down and trying to Green Canyon 71, Roy 64 between the teams located 37 The Cougars (9-2) con- “It could be anyone’s night The game was put away with do it independently. miles apart. trolled the game throughout every night,” Bryant said. “It an 8-2 run, highlighted by a SEE WRAP PAGE B9 ® BYU has won 12 of the last and never trailed after taking was just my night tonight. Guys Payton Dastrup triple, to take a SEE RIVALRY PAGE B9 ® B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2017 Hometown

Venessa Johnson and her children Sophia and Ethan pose with Santa and BLM Rangers Mark Gochis and Tamson Johnson at Shop with a Cop on Saturday morning at Walmart.

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Local Shop With a Cop program brings joy Tooele County Sheriff Deputy to children and pulls community together David Bleazard helps Levi Dewegell arly on Saturday morning, the busiest place in the county select items for was undoubtedly the Walmart in Tooele. Christmas. E While many residents were still asleep, area law enforcement, volunteers and deserving children descended on the store by the dozens. The parking lot was full of police vehi- cles and the optical center was overrun with wrapping paper. The annual Shop With a Cop program brings together an entire community, with law enforcement officers donating their time to enjoy positive interactions with the people they serve. While the shopping is the climax of the program, it begins at 6 a.m. at the Country Pride restaurant inside the Travel America Truck Stop in Lake Point. Officers and recipients enjoy a free breakfast provided by the restaurant while they await the

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Aubrey Ratliff shows Stockton Police Officer Adult Probation Densley how to and Parole Agent use her new toy Dean Adams vacuum. The helps Martin vacuum is one of Vasquez pick the the items Ratliff right size clothes selected during during Shop with Shop with a Cop a Cop. on Saturday. TUESDAY December 19, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3

Christmas continued from page B2 arrival of Santa Claus. After Santa arrives by AirMed helicopter and gives out stockings full of goodies, everyone climbs into police vehicles for a long convoy to Walmart. The line of cars, with lights and sirens going, takes over the southbound lanes of state Route 36 and is a spec- tacle to behold. At the store, children are assigned funds for the shop- ping, including $200 for each child ages 5 and older and $100 each for the younger children. A total of 30 families benefit- ed from Shop With a Cop this year, with more than 95 chil- dren assisted by the program, according to Tooele City Police Sgt. Tanya Kalma. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO “We had amazing support this year from our law enforce- ment community, from private citizens, from businesses local- ly,” Kalma said. “It’s a great turnout.” Funds are raised through private and business donations, as well as police fundraisers like Tip-a-Cop. This year’s Tip- a-Cop event raised more than $8,800 dollars. As well as serving as the base of operations for the Shop With a Cop event, Walmart provides volunteers and resources from the store in Tooele and distribution center in Grantsville, Kalma said. Aside from money for Christmas gifts, funds are pro- vided through the program to benefit families in greater need. The program budgets FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS $20,000 every year, which Riylannd and Paisley Higley (above) pose for a photo with Santa and Grantsville Police Officer Cody Painter while taking part in Shop with a Cop. Riley Graham (above left) includes money for food, cloth- gets some shopping help from Grantsville Police Officer Josh Maynes. Tooele City Police ing and winter clothes. Officer Colbey Bentley (left) helps Dante Garcia pick out new clothes. “We want to make sure the needs and the wants are both taken care of,” said Grantsville City Police Detective Lydon Say Thanks to Your Carrier Allred. 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The act f you were getting Q: I found three cases legalized the long-stand- ready for the traditional of unused Coca-Cola ing practice of squatting IChristmas party in 1860s Christmas glasses in the on the vast federal land- England, you might have attic after my mother died. holdings in the West. been searching the storage There are 72 glasses in cupboards for the holiday each case from the Haddon ➤ On Jan. 6, 1925, at New punch bowl. Colorful, deco- Sundblom Series 1, 2 and York’s Madison Square rative majolica serving pieces 3 in original boxes. The Garden, Finnish long- were popular then, and boxes are worn from age. distance runner Paavo George Jones made some of My parents owned a res- Nurmi makes his first the best. Starting in 1866, taurant and purchased American appearance. he made covered dishes for these in the 1970s. Is there He would run a total of cheese, game pie and even a market for collectors for 55 races before returning sardines. 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He may want a in 1893, the company was ing for Coca-Cola was used pop charts. The story rations come down and life fish instead. sold in 1929 and the name in a 1931 ad. His last was of Rudolph began in resumes its daily course, that For now, give your baby was changed by 1951. Early done in 1964 but Coca-Cola 1939, when retailer cute puppy may become a ram- a cuddly, low-maintenance pieces are marked with the continued to use Sundblom’s Montgomery Ward creat- bunctious nuisance. stuffed animal for Christmas. overlapping letters “GJ” in images for several years. ed a holiday book to give Think about it: You’ve got If you’d like a picture of him a circle until 1873, when a Coca-Cola collectibles are away to children. Johnny your hands full keeping your with a cute puppy, ask a friend crescent with “& sons” was popular and there is a club Marks later used the story new baby happy. Bringing a who’s adopted one if you can added. Majolica lost favor for collectors, The Coca- to write the song, which DEAR PAW’S CORNER: puppy into the house would bring your son by for a photo, and was considered “kitsch” Cola Collectors Club, www. sold more than 2 mil- This is our baby’s first mean taking care of two or contact a professional pho- until about 1970, when it cocacolacollectors.club. The Christmas, and we want it babies, both of whom need lots tographer. Your relatives will began to be used by decora- Sundblom Christmas glasses lion units in its first year to be really special. I’d like of attention. Just training a still coo over the darling pho- tors on the East Coast. Today, have been reproduced. alone. to get him a puppy that puppy can be time-consuming tograph, and your wife won’t George Jones majolica is Glasses from the Sundblom ➤ On Jan. 4, 1974, can grow along with him. — try doing it with a 1-year- have a nervous breakdown! expensive. The amusing series sell for $2 to $10 each. 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Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. are from 6- 9 p.m. If there is something of operation: Tuesday through Friday, meet the third Friday of each month from Tooele Education new or different you would like to see, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 Food Banks stop by the social quarters, fill out a evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Senior Center Online courses Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville survey and let us know your opinion. by appointment only. Special classes call Hal at 435-840-3683. The senior center is for the enjoyment of Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Emergency Food Pantry, and the offered regularly. Call the center for more all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting IT are designed for the IT professional Tooele County Food Bank are in need Snacks information. Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and of canned meats, soups, pasta and any Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the to Recovery” exercise program, line dancing, wood knowledge of networking and security. non-perishable foods. We are accepting social quarters, during business hours: Tooele Family Al-Anon Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at carving, Wii games, watercolor class, Courses prepare students for the CompTIA donations for Pathways Women’s and Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in movies and health classes. Meals on Network+ and Security+ exams. Call Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 abuse). They are in need of socks, ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. basement at the back of the building. For to all those affected by someone else’s served weekdays. For age 60 and above, for more information or to enroll. underwear, blankets for twin beds, questions or more information, please addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer suggested donation is $3. For those under hygiene products (hairspray, hair gel, Dart League call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at help by sharing our experience, strength Get enrolled The Elks will be starting a fall and winter age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available body wash, nail polish and remover) toys. 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. and hope. For more information, please Start the New Year off right and enroll dart league at the lodge. The league will to the store or doctor visits for residents Anything will be appreciated. Underwear contact Terri at 435-313-4851. in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For in training at Tooele Technical College. and socks must be new. Other items can be played on Thursday evenings and will Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U transportation information call 435-843- Sharpen your current skills or train for a be gently used. Please help us help our be a 12-week season, beginning the first This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the Military Items Wanted 4102. For more information about the new career. Most programs have open community. Drop boxes are located in the Thursday in October. Contact the Lodge Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. When you no longer want your military Tooele Center, call 435-843-4110. enrollment and you can enroll anytime of Intermountain Staffing Office, 7 S. Main or Jesse 435-224-7228 with any questions. Main St., Tooele. For more information, items, do not take them to Deseret the year. Get a commercial driver’s license Street #203 in Tooele. contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Industries or a thrift store. Bring them Books for the Whole Family in as little as 4 weeks and get on-the-road at 435-849-4180. — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, Donated children’s books and paperbacks to a lucrative career. Tooele Tech also Baby blankets needed Historical Society shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers offers CPR classes to its students and the Baby blankets are needed for the nursery Alcoholics Anonymous canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Seeking Historical Items Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. public on the second Monday of every at Mountain West Medical Center. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be The Tooele County Historical Society p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 month. Become CPR certified at Tooele Blankets should be new and in good displayed with honor and respect. Call would like members of the community Utah Ave. For more information, contact a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Tech. For more information, call 435-248- condition. Homemade blankets are also Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. Library. All proceeds go back to the library 1800 or visit tooeletech.edu. accepted if new. Donations can be turned who have any family or personal histories, Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- for projects and programs. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, 694-2624. Children’s Choir Auditions Adult Education VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Food Addicts in Recovery Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an Bingo is back Get your high school diploma this year Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with would like to donate to our organization auditioned children’s choir for children St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started at the Tooele Community Learning any questions. to please call us. We are also looking Anonymous 7-14 years of age. The talented Katelynd its bingo games again on Fridays starting Center. All classes required for a high for books, newspaper articles, photos, Are you having trouble controlling the Blake, owner and director of Blake Music at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. school diploma, adult basic education, Community Closet brochures or any history that pertains to way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Studios, directs the choir. Blake has a Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with GED preparation and English as a second Clean out your closets. The Community the Tooele County area. If you would like Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step degree in vocal performance and has questions. language are available. Register now Closet is accepting donations for gently to donate them to our organization, or recovery program for anyone suffering taught at the collegiate level. If your to graduate — just $50 per semester. used clothing. Donations are accepted if you would let us make a copy for the from food addiction. Meetings are held child loves to sing and you are looking Located at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833- at your neighborhood school. Contact Tooele County Historical Society, please every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer for an exceptional musical experience Grantsville 8750. Adult education classes are for Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any call 435-882-1612. Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter for them, this is it. For more information students 18 and over. questions. at the north back entrance. For more and to register for an audition, please Family History Center Historical books information, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 Find the Past — come find your ancestors ESOL Tooele County Historical Society’s books visit blakemusicstudios.com or call 435- or Denise at 435-830-1835 or visit www. 277-0755. at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind ESOL conversational classes are held Moose will be available to purchase at our foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to the stake center). Share your past and Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele meeting. The History of Tooele County attend. Rocky Mountain Hospice learn more of your heritage. Whether it Community Learning Center. ESOL Meals at the Lodge Volume II is $35, The Mining, Smelting, Want to have more meaning in your is your hobby or just a general interest, students may also come anytime the Friday and Saturday night dinners will be and Railroading in Tooele is $25, and we Tooele County Aging life. Do you want to do something beginner to advanced researcher — all center is open for individualized study. served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners also have eight note cards depicting four Tooele County Aging is looking for that is satisfying and of great service are welcome. Trained consultants are Registration is $50 per semester. Located change weekly or you can order from the different pioneer buildings for $4. These volunteers to help us meet the needs of to your community? Then become a available to assist you. Hours are Mondays at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for menu. Saturday night dinners include 14 will make great gifts for your family and seniors in the community. Many seniors Rocky Mountain Hospice volunteer. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays noon to 4 p.m., more information. oz. ribeye or T-bone steak w/choice of friends. Please call Alice Dale at 435-882- require assistance and need rides to No experience required. All training, Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursdays baked potato/fries, salad and roll; halibut 1612 if you would like to purchase these doctors or other health professionals. Early Head Start background check and TB tests provided noon to 4 p.m. Night hours Tuesday or salmon steak w/choice of baked or books. Rides help seniors live more independent by Rocky Mountain. The only requirement Do you have a child under age 3? Are you through Thursday are 7-9 p.m. Individuals fries, salad and roll, or jumbo shrimp w/ lives. Call 435-843-4114 for more is your desire to help someone in need. currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head and groups are welcome. Please call choice of baked or fries, salad and roll. information. The Grantsville and Tooele Please contact Diane Redman at Rocky Start is a free program for eligible families Groups and Events 435-224-5010 to schedule a group or All meals are for a reasonable price. No Senior Centers also are in need of Mountain Hospice at 801-397-4904. receive information about workshops, that offers quality early education for orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch volunteers. For more information about training, etc. Questions and comments are infants and toddlers in the home; parent Advent Season specials are available at the lodge from th volunteering at the Grantsville Center, call Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group welcome. education; comprehensive health services 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals either First Lutheran Church, 349 N. 7 St. in Dan at 435-843-4753. For volunteering Join us the third Monday of each month to women before, during and after Friday/Saturday nights your next one is Tooele, invites you to Vespers (an evening at the Tooele Center, call Debbie at 435- from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Senior Center pregnancy; nutrition education and family free. If you have more than four people in prayer service) on Wednesday nights 843-4103. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The senior center is for the enjoyment support services. Call 435-841-1380 or your party, please call ahead to ensure the during the Advent season (Dec. 6, 13, and Health Department’s Aging Services of all seniors age 55 and older. For 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free cook can better plan. For members and 20). The theme for these services is “The Life’s Worth Living Foundation program is the sponsor for these information, call 435-884-3446. Activities additional information. their guests only. Three R’s of Advent: Repent. Receive. Suicide support group meetings are Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver include Bunco, exercise programs, Rest.” Vespers begins at 7 pm. You are held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Free developmental evaluation Support Groups. The groups are designed bingo, ceramics, pinochle, movies and Entertainment also invited to join us at the church for Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. to provide emotional, educational and DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers wood carving, etc. Meals on Wheels is The band Bent Fender will perform Dec. dinner before the service. Dinner is at Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom social support for caregivers. For more a variety of services to families with available for the homebound. Lunch 31 from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. 6 p.m. Come and be fed on some good by the cafeteria. If you struggle with information or questions call 435-277- infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. served weekdays. For age 60 and above, food and on the Word of God as we look suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved 2456. suggested donation is $3. For those Individualized services are available to Special Events forward to celebrating Jesus’ birth! one to suicide, please plan on attending. under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation is enhance development in communication, An adult Christmas party will be held Please go on Facebook and like our page The Next Chapter available to the store or doctor visits for motor development, cognition, social/ Dec. 22 at 6 p.m. Bring a wrapped gift to Artist of the Month to keep current with our latest news and The Next Chapter is a free social support residents in the Tooele and Grantsville emotional development, self-help skills exchange (White Elephant). For members The Stansbury Art and Literary Society events. Contact us on that page. Visit and educational program to help widows areas. For transportation information, call and health concerns. Contact us for a free only. Artist of the Month for December is Ruth lifesworthlivingfoundation.com or call and widowers adjust to the loss of their 435-843-4102. developmental evaluation at 435-833- Breakfast will be served every Sunday Nichols. Ruth is from Idaho and she and 435-248-LIVE. spouse through monthly activities. You 0725. meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend her family have been Tooele residents are invited to join others who are on the Daughters of Utah Pioneers the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the for about 25 years. She has a Bachelor of Disabled American Veterans same page as you, to begin a new chapter The DUP is seeking any family histories, women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy Fine Art degree and watercolor painting Chapter 20 in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele photographs, books, stories or vintage 4-H Youth a great breakfast. is her interest. She teaches drawing The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for artifacts (before 1900) to display at the The lodge will host the annual New Year’s and painting at Tooele High School. Contest and Classes Chapter for the Disabled American more details. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at Eve party. Please come help celebrate The paintings she has chosen to display Veterans holds monthly general Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement of the the New Year with food, music and all the represent “West of the Oquirrhs.” The membership meetings at the Pioneer Sons of Utah Pioneers participate in 4-H activities, you must J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from party favors. Bring your family and friends. public can view her paintings through Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every Anyone interested in the history of Tooele register as a 4-H member online at the Grantsville Cemetery). For more For members and their guests only. December at the Chamber Wall Gallery in third Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we ut.4honline.com. Many scholarships and information, call Ellen Yates at 435-884- the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Those who wish to attend the leadership need you. Please come and join us for a contests are available on the 4-H website, 0253 or Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Holiday closure Building, 153 S. Main, Tooele, during the meeting at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen potluck social dinner at the LDS church, utah4h.org and at the website, extension. The lodge will be closed Dec. 25 for Visit www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or chamber’s regular business hours. to the appointed members’ meeting. 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more usu.edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. Christmas. www.exploretooele.com. All Tooele County veterans are invited information, please contact Joe Brandon, Tooele Gem and Mineral Society 435-830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Grantsville Sociable Club activity kits available The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society to attend. Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will hold its monthly executive and Sons of Utah Pioneers meets the first The 134th Grantsville Sociable will be held Many fun activity kits are available to Eagles club meets the third Tuesday of the general meetings on the third Thursday Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. March 17, 2018. If you live in Grantsville support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out month (except June, July and Aug), of every month at the Pioneer Museum and you are turning 75 in 2018, or are not what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ Family night 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The executive meeting Grandparent Networking Group currently on our address list, please email volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ Family night will be hosted by the Aerie downstairs conference room located Come meet and network with others will be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting you address to: [email protected] discoverkits. on Jan. 6, 2018. Dinner of sloppy joes, at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. Come learn who are raising their grandchildren. For will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for or call 801-884-9766. If you graduated potato salad, chips and dessert will be about rocks, minerals and ways to craft address or other information, call Trisha volunteer drivers — no DAV membership from Grantsville High School in 1961, your served at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $7 for them and enjoy field trips for rock 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ Charity is required. Will need a VA physical. No information is already on file. adults and $3.50 for kids up to 11 years collecting. Membership is $15 per year. yahoo.com. old. Cost includes two cards for the adults For more information, send questions to monthly meetings are held in December. Tooele Children’s Justice Center and one card for children. Additional Call commander James Yale at 435-849- TC Squares Dance Club Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in [email protected]. Schools cards can be purchased for $.25 each. 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee The TC Squares Dance Club has begun need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Bingo will follow after dinner. Please Local author seeks photos Thomas at 435-830-8487. dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Story and Craft Hour bring your family and join in for a good A local author and historian is seeking Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Health Department and Aging Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the dinner and a fun time playing Bingo. The original photographs of Saltair, Black West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please S. 100 East, Tooele. Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy public is invited. Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, Services hours bring finger food to share. For more the adventures of books and make fun United Methodist Dinner as well as any similar turn-of-the-century The Tooele County Health Department information, contact Woody at 435-850- crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Sunday Breakfasts attractions and resorts for an upcoming and Aging Services’ new hours of 2441, Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the Tooele United Methodist Church offers a Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served operation are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and book project. Those who wish to club’s website at tcsquares.com. Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, from 9-11:30 a.m. There will be a $5 contribute information or photographs of to 6 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is special, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 Check out our calendar on our main page Tooele County Homemakers Tooele. Please enter through the south served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. these parks should contact Emma Penrod side doors. for kids 11-years and younger. The meal at [email protected]. Contributions for holiday hours and closures. For more The new season of Tooele County Tooele Valley Resource Center includes coffee and or a glass of juice or will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be information, call 435-277-2301. Homemakers is from September to May. Free Preschool Hour milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is For December and January, the group The Tooele Valley Resource Center, released pictorial history book. There is Parkinson’s disease Support Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele now sharing a building with the Tooele invited. no such thing as too many photographs will meet on the second Tuesday of both Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, as the author needs a minimum of 160 Group months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the USU hour of learning, singing and creating. Auxiliary PPs Christmas Dinner A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be Extension Office auditorium or inside the Tooele, is currently in need of donations. PMP Rosalie Fox will host the dinner at the photographs, and any help is greatly The class is for all children up to 5 years overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Tooele County Health Department, 151 Please consider donating items such as Sun Lok Yuen on Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. If you appreciated. old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For Tooele has a support group for persons N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include a deodorant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, want to participate in the gift exchange, more information, call (435) 833-1934 ext. Tooele Valley Free Masons with Parkinson’s disease and their luncheon and often include speakers. For formula, toilet paper, shampoo, bring a $15 gift. All PPs are invited to 1410. We are located at West Elementary Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the caregivers. You can learn how others are more information, call Cindy at 435-843- conditioner, combs and brushes. Cash attend. School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please is also welcomed. Those who receive second Friday of each month for dinner coping with PD and how to live well. We 0202 or Thiel at 435-224-4807. enter through the south side doors. services include individuals or families and socializing. If you are interested or in crisis, the homeless and families at Elks have questions, please join us at the St. Marguerite Catholic School Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement The only faith-based school in Tooele risk of becoming homeless. For more Bulletin Board Policy information, call 435-566-5938 or fax Meetings Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at County. Students of all faiths are welcome 435-277-0087. from preschool through 8th grade. 435-843-0244. Lodge meetings are held the second and 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day fourth Tuesday of every month. 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Assist the TCHD community services • Performs working level professional nursing Tooele County Aging Services is looking for a You will reach up to supervisor in developing and maintaining services for inmates housed in the Tooele hard-working professional to fill the duties of 340,000 households and it is a one call, the Tooele County Health Department’s County Detention Center. UTA Fleet Maintenance. This candidate would • Identifies physical, social, and emotional perform maintenance functions for the UTA one order, one bill All-Hazard Plan (AHP). health needs by using health and social Transportation Division and will serve as back IS SEEKING MEMBERS program. Call the 2. Assist with coordination, integration, and histories; conducts physical examinations and up driver for all positions qualified to drive. FOR OUR BIPARTISAN Transcript Bulletin at implementation of emergency response laboratory tests; develops treatment plans for Performs standard pre-trip/post trip vehicle 882-0050 for further plans and procedures from various patients. inspections. Checks oil, gas, tires, battery, info. (ucan) jurisdictions, governmental entities, private • Coordinates efforts with the Detention Center all fluid levels, cleans the windshield, and CAREER SERVICE industries, utility companies. Physician and implements the directives attends to the bus, vans and cars submitted Wanted to the maintenance shop for all repairs and 3. Assist with development of operational and protocol procedures suggested by the COUNCIL Detention Center Physician. maintenance. Diagnoses causes of mechan- Purpose of the Service Council I PAY ABOVE pawn drills and/or exercise scenarios. • Obtains inmates medical history; prepares ical problems. Uses and maintains a variety 4. Assist in maintaining Volunteer Manage- of hand and power tools. Required to track The Career Service Council is appointed to shop offers for gold daily medications and distributes when and precious metals. maintenance, equipment, parts and service on hear appeals not resolved at lower levels in the ment programs including the Medical possible; follows up to determine effects of This includes broken a personal computer program. cases of career service employees suspended, Reserve Corps (MRC) program. medication; provides treatment for minor ail- transferred, demoted or dismissed and griev- or unwanted jewelry, 5. During an emergency supports the TCHD ments not requiring prescription or physician Minimum Qualifications ances not resolved by the grievance procedure dental gold, as well Department Operations Center (DOC) review; prepares medical charts; records Grade 12: ($12.55) at the division or departmental level. The as gold & silver coins. treatments, insures confidentiality of inmate • Two (2) years of technical school or college Career Service Council also serves a role in the Call or text (801)330-8155 after Minimum Qualifications medical records level studies in mechanics, plus four (4) years recruitment and hiring process for the County 6pm. • Graduation from high school or GED Minimum Qualifications of experience related to required duties in Human Resource Director. Pursuant to Utah equivalent A. Nurse I - $24.85: Graduation from college mechanic and fleet management. State Code 17-33-4. And with a Bachelor’s degree in nursing or an Or Structure of Service Council Autos • Two (2) years of work experience associate degree with two (2) years of nursing • Six (6) years of responsible experience Each council member shall serve a term of up performing related duties in mechanic and fleet Or experience functioning as an RN. to three years. Council members shall receive DONATE YOUR CAR, management; compensation for each day or partial day they TRUCK OR BOAT • An equivalent combination of education and B. Nurse II - $27.39: Meets the minimum Or experience. qualifications of the Nurse I with an additional are in session at a per diem rate determined by TO HERITAGE FOR • An equivalent combination of education and the county legislative body. THE BLIND. Free 3 two years functioning as an RN. experience. Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Career Service Eligibility Day Vacation, Tax Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: Deductible, Free Must have a valid Utah Driver’s License. 1. Council members must disclose their political Working knowledge of general nursing theory Grade 16: ($15.25) Towing, All Paper- May be on-call twenty-four (24) hours a • All above requirements plus Maintaining party affiliation. work Taken Care Of. and practices, medications, dosage, and side 2. 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The person filling this position may Donate it to the Hu- concerns of patients and maintains constructive of safety practices while working in or around employment. mane Society. Call be required to complete training courses as health care relationships, identifies dangers light and heavy maintenance equipment. Must All interested applicants must submit 1-800-849-1593 recommended and made available through involved with handling inmates, adjusts and possess a valid Utah driver’s license with no a letter of interest and résumé to copes with emergency situations, restrains SELL YOUR CAR or the Utah Department of Public Safety, Division DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five (5) years and no boat in the classi- unruly inmates, follows written and oral instruc- of Emergency Management (DEM) and the more than two (2) moving violations within Human Resources fieds. Call 882-0050 tions, communicates effectively. Federal Emergency Management Agency the past 24 months. Must successfully pass a by December 22, 2017 or visit www.tooele- background check and pre-hiring drug screen- by 5:00 p.m. transcript. com (FEMA). ing and continuous random drug screening. For a complete job description or an Please drop by in HR Office or send email to Rooms for on-line application please visit [email protected] or fax to 435-843-3158 Rent For a complete job description or an http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html For a complete job description or an application please visit Applications must be submitted to on-line application please visit ROOM FOR rent in my http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Additional information is available at the Home. Large fur- Application and resume must be submitted to Tooele County Human http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Tooele County Human Resource Office nished bdrm, private Tooele County Human Resource Office, Rm 308 Resource Office, Rm 308 Applications must be submitted to 47 South Main Street Tooele bath, no smoking 47 South Main Street Tooele 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT. 84074 Tooele County Human Resource Office, or online at www.co.tooele.ut.us or or email application and resume to Rm 308, 47 South Main Street, Tooele $485mo $200dep call or email application and resume to Utah State Legislature 435-843-1197 [email protected] [email protected] Or email to [email protected] https://le.utah.gov/xcode/code.html BECOME A SUB- EEO Employer EEO Employer EEO Employer EEO Employer SCRIBER. 882-0050 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following de- scribed property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the Tooele County Courthouse, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, UT 84074, on January 10, 2018, at 1:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of fore- closing a trust deed dated April 23, 2015, and executed by JOHNSTON SUM- MERS, A MARRIED MAN, as Trustor, in fa- vor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. ("MERS") SOLELY AS NOMI- NEE FOR ACADEMY MORTGAGE CORPO- RATION, ITS SUC- CESSORS AND AS- SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was recorded on April 27, 2015, as Entry No. 411985, in the Official Records of Tooele County, State of Utah covering real property purportedly located at 475 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029 in Tooele County, Utah, and more particularly de- scribed as: COMMENCING 23 CHAINS WEST AND SUMMONS FOR PUBLIC NOTICE: 1.70 CHAINS SOUTH PUBLICATION The Grantsville City OF THE CENTER OF In the District Court of Council will hold a SECTION 32, TOWN- Utah, Third Judicial work meeting at 6:00 SHIP 2 SOUTH, District, Tooele p.m. on Wednesday, RANGE 5 WEST, County, 74 S 100 E, December 20, 2017 at SALT LAKE MERID- Suite 14, Tooele UT 429 East Main Street, IAN; THENCE WEST 84074 Grantsville, UT 84029. 82 FEET; THENCE Juan Corrales The agenda is as fol- NORTH 162 1/2 Plaintiff/Petitioner VS lows: FEET; THENCE EAST Sandra Marcial Defen- TUESDAY December 19, 2017 ROLL CALLTOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 82 FEET; THENCE dant/Respondent B7 AGENDA: SOUTH 162 1/2 FEET Case Number 1. Discussion on the TO THE BEGINNING. 174300518 Apartments Homes Public Notices generalPublic plan. Notices Public Notices Public Notices SITUATEPublic INNotices TOOELE Public Notices ThePublic State Noticesof Utah To: for Rent Meetings 2. Adjourn.Meetings Meetings Trustees COUNTY,Trustees STATE OF Miscellaneous SandraMiscellaneous Marcial: PUBLIC NOTICE: UTAH. Tax ID: You are summoned Planning on selling PUBLIC NOTICE The Grantsville City VERNON TOWN Deadline for public 01-058-0-0012 ANNOUNCEMENT and required to file an Tooele Gateway your home, you could Notice is Hereby Given Council will hold its NOTICE OF VA- notices is 4 p.m. the The current Benefici- OF APPOINTMENT answer in writing to the Apartments be sending your sales that the Business regular meeting at CANCY - TOWN day prior to publica- ary of the trust deed is AND NOTICE TO Complaint/Petition filed points to up to Meeting Scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Wednes- COUNCIL POSITION tion. Public notices UTAH HOUSING CREDITORS in the case identified 2 AND 3bdrm apartments 340,000 households the Tooele City Coun- day, December 20, Notice is hereby given submitted past the CORPORATION, and Estate of Sterling above. behind Super at once. For $163. cil & Tooele City Rede- 2017 at 429 East Main that pursuant to the deadline will not be the record owner of Rand Thomas, Within 30 days after Wal-Mart. Swimming you can place your velopment Agency of Street, Grantsville, UT provisions of Utah accepted. the property as of the Deceased Probate No. the last day of publica- pool, hot tub, exercise 25 word classified ad Tooele City, Utah, on 84029. The agenda is Code 20A-1-510, va- UPAXLP recording of the Notice 173300125 tion, which is 02/02/18, room, playground, full to all 45 newspapers Wednesday, Decem- as follows: cancies will exist on of Default is JOHN- Randon G. Thomas, you must file you an- clubhouse. in Utah. Just call the ber 20, 2017, has CALL TO ORDER the Vernon Town NOTICE OF TRUS- STON SUMMERS, A whose address is 110 swer with the clerk of Transcript Bulletin at been Cancelled. AND PLEDGE OF AL- Council as of January TEE'S SALE MARRIED MAN. Russell Ave., Tooele, the court at: Tooele Gateway 882-0050 for all the Michelle Y. Pitt LEGIANCE 2, 2018. The Vernon The following de- Bidders must tender to Utah 84074, has been 74 S 100 E, Suite 14, Apartments details. (Mention T o o e l e C i t y ROLL CALL Town Council is solicit- scribed property will be t he trustee a appointed Personal Tooele UT 84074 and (435)843-4400 ucan) Recorder/RDA Secre- AGENDA: ing qualified persons sold at public auction $20,000.00 deposit at Representative of the serve a copy of your tary 1. Public Comments. (a registered voter, to the highest bidder, the sale and the bal- above-entitled estate. answer on Plaintiff/Pe- Pursuant to the Ameri- 2. Mayor Youth who has resided within payable in lawful ance of the purchase Creditors of the estate titioner or their attor- Water Shares cans with Disabilities Awards. the Town of Vernon for money of the United price by 2:00 p.m. the are hereby notified to: ney at: 757 W 2 3-2BDRM 1BTH base- Act, Individuals Need- 3. Summary Action 12 consecutive months States at the time of day following the sale. (1) deliver or mail their O’Clock Drive, Tooele ment home $1100/mo ing Special Accommo- Items. prior to January 2, sale, at the Tooele Both the deposit and written claims to the UT 84074. 10.364 ACRE FEET in utilities included call dations Should Notify a. Approval of Minutes 2018, and in accor- County Courthouse, the balance must be Personal Representa- If you fail to file and Tooele City, $8,500 435-830-5122 Michelle Y. Pitt, Tooele b. Approval of Bills dance with Utah Con- 74 South 100 East, paid to Lincoln Title In- tive at the address serve your answer on per acre foot. Call City Recorder, at 4. Consideration of ap- stitution Article IV, Tooele, UT 84074, on surance Agency in the above; (2) deliver or time, judgment by de- AVAILABLE SMALL 435-830-2426 1 B D R M 1 B T H 843-2110 Prior to the p roval of the Section 6, is not a January 10, 2018, at form of a wire transfer, mail their written fault will be taken $625/MO plu s 11 ACRE FT East Meeting. 2016-2017 Inde- mentally incompetent 1:00 p.m. of said day, cashier's check or cer- claims to the Personal against you for the re- $550/DEP contact Erda Water Shares (Published in the Tran- pendent Audit Report. person, a person con- for the purpose of fore- tified funds. Cash pay- Representative's attor- lief demanded in the Bryan 435-849-2175 for sale $8500 each script Bulletin Decem- 5. Consideration enter- victed of a felony, or a closing a trust deed m ents, personal ney of record, James Complaint/Petition. no pets or 8000 if all are pur- ber 19, 2017) ing a contract with person convicted of dated April 23, 2015, checks or trust checks P. Alder, Esq., at the The Complaint/Petition Aqua Environmental treason or a crime and executed by are not accepted. following address: is on file with the clerk chased together PUBLIC NOTICE SETTLEMENT CAN- Services, Inc. for against the elective JOHNSTON SUM- DATED: December 4, 3216 S. Highland Dr., of the court. You can Travis 801-201-9280 Notice is hereby given YON APARTMENTS sewer flow monitoring. franchise) who are in- MERS, A MARRIED 2017. Ste. 201, Salt Lake obtain a copy of the that the North Tooele 2 & 3 bedroom apts. 6. Consideration of a terested in being ap- MAN, as Trustor, in fa- LINCOLN TITLE IN- City, Utah 84106; or Complaint/Petition by 5 ACRE FEET in East Fire Protection Service Prices starting at final plat approval for pointed to fill this va- vor of MORTGAGE SURANCE AGENCY (3) file their written requesting one from Erda (East of Drou- District will hold a pub- $840/mo. Call Dan- the Clover Meadows cancy to submit their ELECTRONIC REGIS- By: Paula Maughan claims with the Clerk the clerk of the court at bay Road, $9,500 lic budget hearing on ielle (435)882-6112 Subdivision, which name for considera- TRATION SYSTEMS, Its: Vice President of the District Court in the above address or obo per acre foot. December 21, 2017 at for info. contains ten (10) lots, tion. The appointment INC. ("MERS" ) Telephone: (801) Tooele County, or oth- b y c a l l i n g Call 435-830-2426 7:30 p.m. at the Stans- for Ginger Built, LLC will continue until SOLELY AS NOMI- 476-0303 web site: erwise present their 435-833-8000. bury Park Fire Station, Homes for and Hawthorne House January 2020, at NEE FOR ACADEMY www.smithknowles.co claims as required by READ THE COM- 179 Country Club, Investments, LLC. which time the position MORTGAGE CORPO- m Utah law within three PLAINT/PETITION Rent Buildings Stansbury Park, UT. A 7. Mayor and Council will be filled pursuant RATION, ITS SUC- SK File No. 17-0927 months after the date C AREFULLY. It copy of the 2017 Reports. to the next municipal CESSORS AND AS- (Published in the Tran- of the first publication means that you are WHY RENT When amended budget and If you build, remodel or 8. Public Comments. election. SIGNS as Beneficiary, script Bulletin Decem- of this notice or be for- being sued for Di- You Can Buy? 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The agenda is recording of the Notice tion, which is 02/02/18, as follows: of Default is JOHN- you must file you an- Great CALLSavings TO ORDER onSTON Books SUMMERS, A atswer with the theclerk of AND PLEDGE OF AL- MARRIED MAN. the court at: LEGIANCE Bidders must tender to 74 S 100 E, Suite 14, ROLL CALL the trustee a Tooele UT 84074 and AGENDA: $20,000.00 deposit at serve a copy of your 1. Public Comments. the sale and the bal- answer on Plaintiff/Pe- 2. Mayor Youth ance of the purchase titioner or their attor- TooeleAwards. Transcriptprice by 2:00 p.m. theBulletinney at: 757 W 2 3. Summary Action day following the sale. O’Clock Drive, Tooele Items. Both the deposit and UT 84074. a. Approval of Minutes the balance must be If you fail to file and b. Approval of Bills Walking the World’s Naturalpaid Wondersto Lincoln Title In- serve your answer on The Paintings of Our4. ConsiderationLives of ap- surance Agency in the The Historytime, judgment of by Musicde- proval of the form of a wire transfer, in Fiftyfault Instruments will be taken Grace Schulman’s fourth collection of poetry,2016-2017 The Paintings Inde- Unlike vehicular transportation, walking allowscashier's us tocheck expe or- cer- against you for the re- pendent Audit Report. tified funds. Cash pay- lief demanded in the of Our Lives, celebrates earthly things while discovering rience natural wonders on a vivid sensuous level, enjoying The 400-year story of music told by the instruments that 5. Consideration enter- all the sights, sounds, and smells of a beautifulments, landscape. personal Complaint/Petition. inner lives. Here are poems of love and marriageing a — contract includ- with checks or trust checks make an orchestra. TThehe History Complaint/Petition of Music in Fifty Instruments ing a psalm for the poet’s anniversary and Aquaa portrayal Environmental of In Walking the World’s Natural Wonders, travelerare not Jon accepted. Sparks outlines musical historyis on in file well-written with the clerk nuggets of informa- Services, Inc. for takes readers on a guided tour across 34 marvelousDATED: land December- 4, of the court. You can her parents dancingsewer during flow monitoring. the 2017. obtain a copytion. of Profiling the one instru- Depression — and6. Considerationpoems identi- of a scapes, LINCOLNprofiling the TITLE IN- Complaint/Petitionment at by a time, it describes fying with the hungers,final plat sorrows, approval for world’s SURANCEmost magnificent AGENCY requesting onethe history from of music since the Clover Meadows walkingBy: routes Paula from Maughan the the clerk of the court at and joys of ChaimSubdivision, Soutine, which Its: Vice President the above addressthe 1700s, or when orchestras Margaret Fuller,contains Paul Celan, ten (10) and lots, mountainsTelephone: of Hawaii (801) b y cfirst a l ltook i n g the formal shape Henry James. Infor the Ginger final sonnet Built, LLC to England’s476-0303 Jurassic web site: 435-833-8000.familiar to us. The concise and Hawthorne House Coast. Accompaniedwww.smithknowles.co by READ THE COM- sequence, SchulmanInvestments, confronts LLC. m PLAINT/PETITIONtext explains the role of each her mother’s death,7. 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These and other titles available at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin TOOELE 58 N. Main – Tooele TRANSCRIPT Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Sat-Sun: closed BULLETIN B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY December 19, 2017 TELL ME A STORY The Smiling Rabbit in the Moon (A Mexican Folktale) cup this morning.” adapted by Amy Friedman and The jaguar was terribly hungry, and the illustrated by Meredith Johnson thought of hot chocolate made his head spin. Gingerly, he stepped into Juanito’s cage. nce upon time, Juan Carlos and his wife, “Wait here, and I’ll go get your chocolate,” Yesenia, lived in a small coastal town in Juanito said, and with that he closed the cage OMexico. They were very poor and owned door behind him and dashed away. almost nothing. But they had a pet rabbit they As time passed, the jaguar grew tired of wait- called Juanito. ing for his hot chocolate. Finally he understood The couple loved their rabbit, and the rabbit that the sly rabbit had tricked him. This made loved them. him so angry that he burst out of the cage and But as time passed, they grew poorer and began to run through the forest in search of poorer. One morning, Yesenia opened the Juanito. kitchen cupboard and discovered they had no He ran and ran, calling out, “Juanito, I’ll find food at all. you!” It was the holiday season, and their family Just before nightfall, the jaguar reached was coming to visit. “Juan Carlos,” she said, “we a cave. There he found the rabbit leaning up have no food at all. Give me some money, and I against the wall. will go to the market.” “Ha!” the jaguar growled. “I’ve caught you. Her husband shook his head. “I’m sorry, but You thought you could trick me, but here we we have no money.” are, together again, and this time I’ll pay you Yesenia shook her head and wrung her hands. back for your trick!” “We are going to starve!” Juanito looked closely at the jaguar. “What Juan Carlos thought a while. “We have our are you talking about? I’ve never seen you rabbit,” he said. Yesenia wept, but she nodded before. I’ve always lived in this cave, and as you as Juan Carlos filled a pot with water and set it can see, I’m busy holding up this wall so that on the fire to boil. my cave won’t come crashing down and crush Just at that moment, a jaguar was walking us all!” past, and when he saw the pot boiling on the “What?” the jaguar asked, confused. “Do you fire, he looked across the yard and saw Juanito mean to say you’re not Juanito?” asleep in his cage. The jaguar shook his head at “Stop asking so many questions,” Juanito the sight and sidled over to the cage. said. “Make yourself useful and come help me “Ah, my poor friend, you are in trouble,” the hold up this wall while I go find some others to jaguar explained. “Your family is boiling water, help. Remember, if it falls, we’ll be crushed!” and soon they will be cooking you!” The jaguar did not like the idea of being Juanito looked at the jaguar, and he looked crushed, so he leaned against the wall and the over at the house. Then he laughed. “Don’t be rabbit ran off. silly,” he told the jaguar. “Juan Carlos always The jaguar stood there for a long time. When boils water to make hot chocolate in the morn- dawn broke, he realized that he had once again Juanito celebrating his freedom by swinging was foiled in his efforts to catch the tricky rab- ing. Soon he will bring me my big cup of hot been tricked. “This wall won’t fall,” he admit- from a vine. He was swinging this way and that, bit. chocolate. Ah, it is so delicious.” ted to himself, and he gingerly stepped away. over the river and back again, enjoying himself Ever since that day, when you look up at the “Ha!” the jaguar sneered. “They’re going to Naturally, he hoped he was right, though he so much that he didn’t notice the jaguar at all. full moon, you will see Juanito there, laughing, eat you up, and I will make certain to grab a couldn’t be sure. The jaguar then leaped with all his strength happy that he finally reached the moon — and piece.” The wall, of course, did not fall down. and caught the vine. He pulled and pulled until that he tricked the angry jaguar. “You are a fool,” Juanito said. “If you get into Now the jaguar was more determined than the vine was tight. And then he let go. my cage, I’ll prove to you that they are preparing ever to punish Juanito the Rabbit. He ran off The vine snapped and tossed Juanito up and chocolate. Come on in, and I’ll let you have my to search for him, and just before dark, he saw up, all the way to the moon. Again, the jaguar

MONDAY’S WARM COCOA Destroyed barn shows we live in a real community of people ’m not kidding you!” place to park. was minutes before he arrived larger than heartbreak, sorrow throw flames into the cold the voice on the other When I got out of my car, I with free hay to get the ani- and despair. It speaks to the winter sky. “Iend of the phone said was greeted by other neighbors mals through one cold dark very definition of community. “I’m not kidding you!” I to me as she watched one of Lynn Butterfi eld and arrived just in time to see winter’s month. We hear a lot about com- thought to myself as I watched Tooele County’s iconic barns GUEST COLUMNIST Lauren Ruddell lead her small It was in winter’s chill that munity these days, especially real acts of kind goodness. We throw flames into the cold herd of goats back across the I saw others, weeping, search- on-line communities. But the live in something greater than winter sky. highway toward her home. ing and comforting. The scene love and support offered to cybernetic, something much A picture of this beauti- The neighbor across the street was so warm that it melted the Lauren and Ed was not virtual. more important and real, more ful structure dating back to Edward Ruddell said. “And all had given them shelter as the day’s chill! It shows that we don’t really than a virtual community! the early twentieth century of the animals are OK, includ- fire raged. It was the first act Speaking of such generos- live in a virtual community. We flashed across my mind. Then ing the barn cat.” of goodness I witnessed first- ity, Ed Ruddell said, “My God, live in real communities with Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda my thoughts rushed to Edward By the time I arrived at their hand. Lynn. I’m tearing up!” real people offering real love! and is a managing broker for a and Lauren Ruddell, my barn, it was a smoldering pile Another neighbor, a pur- This tragedy made many in “I’m not kidding you!” the real estate company. friends who own the property. of ash. Yet, it was surrounded veyor of hay, saw the Ruddell’s our community tear up. Our voice said on the other end of “Lauren is fine. She’s right- by people, so surrounded, that supply of winter feed evapo- hearts are all hurting, but not the phone as she watched one fully upset, but she’s OK,” it was hard for me to find a rate before his eyes. And, it wavering, because this story is of Tooele County’s iconic barns COMMUNITY NEWS

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Grimes brings experience to jumper swished through the nament, if Tooele goes into it Vaughan net at the buzzer, all of those with a high seed, you might be continued from page B1 worries evaporated. A win able to look back at Thursday’s over Tintic on Tuesday would win in Summit Academy’s BYU, but none as coordinator But it’s one of those victories send Tooele into the Region 11 tiny gym as the point where PROVO, Utah (AP) — BYU the 2017 season with a 4-9 Grimes has previously worked that can help define the rest opener with a 4-2 record and the Buffs took their first step tabbed Jeff Grimes as its record and finished with one in. Grimes believes in creativ- of the Buffs’ season. A loss on a three-game winning streak, toward becoming a truly good offensive coordinator, replac- of the worst offenses in recent ity with shifts and motions Thursday night would have with a region title race that team. ing Ty Detmer after two school history. The four-win and wants to force defenses been Tooele’s third in a four- looks to be wide open. One shot seasons last week. One of season is just the second for to defend a variety of things, game span. There could have took Tooele from “here we go Darren Vaughan is a veteran the concerns with the former the program since 1971 and including tempo, formations been a feeling of “here we go again” to “why not us” in an sports writer from Moab, Utah. Heisman Trophy winner was the first losing season since and personnel groups. The again” for a program that has instant. He enjoys few things more than a lack of experience on the 2004. The Cougars ranked No. goal is to be balanced. just one winning season out of While there’s a lot of basket- a game that comes down to collegiate level as he jumped 124 in the nation this season “I look at the field as a the past 11. ball to be played between now the last second. Email him at straight from coaching high with 17.1 points per game and battleground,” Grimes said. But when Webber’s baseline and the start of the state tour- [email protected]. school ball to the coordinator No. 119 with 325.2 yards of “If you look at it as a battle- position. total offense per game. Both of ground, then you want to That’s no issue with Grimes those rankings are the worst force the enemy to defend a — kind of. in the last 40 years of BYU broad front and make them Invite Grimes leaves an offensive football. defend the entire width and continued from page B1 line and run-game coordina- Grimes was vague when depth of the field. So we’ll tor position at LSU and has describing his system and said have the ability to attack the meet records. coached at Auburn, Virginia he’ll build the scheme around field both horizontally and Begay, already the Pratt Tech, Colorado, Arizona State, the strengths of the players. vertically, both through the Aquatic Center record-holder Boise State, BYU, Texas A&M His first goal is to put together running game and passing in the girls 500 freestyle, set and Rice. He was the Tigers the “the best offensive staff game.” a new pool and meet record offensive line coach during that BYU has ever had.” There Quarterback Tanner with a winning time of two the national championship- is no timeframe to hire assis- Mangum is expected to return minutes, 14.93 seconds in winning season in 2010. tants, which could include as the starter, but Grimes the 200 IM, beating per- Grimes has worked with suc- holdovers from the previous has some traits he’s looking sonal season-best times from cessful coaches in Ed Orgeron, offensive staff. for from his future signal- Stansbury’s Kally Morris Les Miles, Frank Beamer, Gene “In 25 years of coaching, callers. He wants them to be (2:22.50) and Tooele’s Addy Chizik, Gus Malzahn, Mark I’ve been a lot of places,” a winner and leader that is a Seal (2:34.74). In the 100 fly, Helfrich, Dirk Koetter and R.C. Grimes said. “That can be a tough competitor and com- Begay set a new meet record Slocum. both a blessing and a curse. In mands respect in the huddle. with a time of :59.03, beating This will be the first time my case, it’s been a real bless- Those types of intangibles Morris (1:02.85) and Tooele’s FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO he has been the primary play- ing. I’ve been around some are the No. 1 thing he’s look- Irene Trebeschi (season-best Tooele’s Collin McEachern competes in the boys 100-yard breaststroke caller, but Grimes said he’s great offensive minds. ing for. Grimes also wants 1:04.23). during the Tooele Invitational swim meet Saturday at the Leigh Pratt been involved in that facet in “The width of experience intelligent quarterbacks that Begay’s Grantsville team- Aquatic Center. McEachern’s winning time of 1 minute, 4.16 seconds the past. I’ve been able to gain over all can make quick decisions. He mate, Savannah Thomas, was the sixth-fastest time in Class 4A this season. “We’ll be a staff that that’s these years gives me a broad also believes an athletic quar- had wins in the 50 free going to work really, really knowledge base that will allow terback adds to the offense, (:25.58) and 100 breaststroke that was more than four 100 fly in :57.14 and the 500 hard in preparation,” Grimes me to put together the best but wants him to be a great (1:09.43). seconds off the meet record- free in 5:19.74. said at his introductory news system for BYU right now.” thrower first. Stansbury’s lone event win setting pace of winner Drew Sherwood, McEachern conference Saturday. “And Grimes stressed building “It was pretty evident that on the girls’ side came in the Roper of Millard. Seals fin- and Howsden teamed with long before we get to situa- a culture and mindset on Coach Grimes loves his play- 200 free relay, where Morris ished second in the 100 free Grayson Seal for wins in the tions, we’ll know what our offense while being demand- ers,” coach Kalani Sitake said. teamed with Trixia Fisher, in 1:01.44. 200 medley relay (1:43.59) best calls are going to be, ing of players. The goal is to “He enjoys his role as a mentor Cambri Curtis and Caroline About the only thing that and 400 free relay (season- knowing that, at the same build trust with the hope play- and gets the most out of play- Wilson to record a season- went wrong for the Tooele best 3:27.40, fifth in 4A). time, there’ll be a moment ers will go out and give maxi- ers both on and off the field. I best time of 1:51.53 that is girls was the 400 free relay, Stansbury was led by where you have to make a gut- mum effort. He wants to build look forward for him to mak- tied for the ninth-fastest in where the Buffaloes would Zaxton Hillman, who won instinct call.” a system that’s a combination ing that impact here at BYU Class 4A this season. Tooele’s have won the race had they the 50 free in :23.14 and the The Cougars wrapped up of the best parts of the offense football.” team of Sharon Seals, Marcie not been disqualified for hav- 100 free in :51.00. Hillman Hope, Kelsey Nield and Myra ing one of their swimmers also completed the first leg Miller was second in 1:52.41, leave the starting blocks too of the 400 free relay for the both grabbing 13 rebounds Thursday’s region opener at and Grantsville’s Thomas, early. Stallions, where he teamed Buffaloes apiece. Ogden. Haycock, Reagan Hunter and Tooele finished with 483 with Destin Kunz, Xavier Instead of entering the “We had so many oppor- Begay were third in 1:56.80 points, easily outdistanc- continued from page B1 Jefferies and Josh Gridley for beginning of the Region 11 sea- tunities and we kept positive — the fifth-fastest time in 3A ing runner-up Uintah’s 300. a third-place finish in 3:41.11 Searle and Komer had four son struggling, the Buffs came through the whole thing,” this season. Stansbury was third with — the 12th-best time in 4A each and Makenna Baker had into Tuesday’s non-region fina- Emily Webber said. “If that Tooele kicked off its 294, followed by Emery (235) this year. Gridley, Hillman, two. Maile Afoa had 10 points le against Tintic on a two-game happens in region or any other dominant performance and Grantsville (177). Kunz and Jefferies finished and Micah Gustafson added winning streak. They hope they game, we’ll be prepared for it.” with a season-best time of The Tooele boys were simi- fifth in the 200 medley relay nine for Summit Academy, with can carry that momentum into [email protected] 2:04.53 in the 200 medley larly dominant, finishing with in 1:54.83, an effort that relay, with Annalee Beard, 360 points to Stansbury’s places them 21st in 4A so far Kylee Randle, Trebeschi and 226. Emery was third with this season. Aspen Grgich recording the 217, followed by North Grantsville’s Zane we’re still sitting in a real good between the two teams last sea- 14th-fastest time in 4A this Summit (214), Uintah (210) Thomas finished fourth in Rivalry spot. These are all mistakes we son — citing a “venomous and season. Fisher, Curtis, Morris and Grantsville (194). the 200 free in 2:01.79, continued from page B1 can fix.” toxic environment” between and Wilson finished second Hunter Sherwood, Collin the fourth-fastest time by a Big picture the two programs. It was just for Stansbury in 2:05.41, McEachern and Scott 3A swimmer this year. Ben “We don’t have a team that Utah: The Utes still don’t the second time that’s hap- with Grantsville’s team of Howsden each won a pair of Smurthwaite was fourth can do it independently. We’ve seem to have an identity to rely pened since 1909 — the other Anika Higley, Thomas, Begay individual events for Tooele. in the 200 IM in 2:23.99, got to do it collectively and on and continue to be inconsis- was due to World War II. The and Kylee Haycock finishing Sherwood won the 200 placing him 10th in 3A. we’ve got a ways to go.” tent in several areas. They were change was sparked by former third in a season-best time of free in a season-best time Thomas, Ben Smurthwaite, While the Utes struggled outrebounded despite having a BYU guard Nick Emery punch- 2:07.61 that ranks second in of 1:54.40 (13th in 4A this Seth Smurthwaite and Ethan defensively as Bryant and size advantage. Utah couldn’t ing a Utah player two seasons 3A this year. season), and his winning Smurthwaite finished sixth Childs combined for 25 first- knock down threes or defend ago. Krystkowiak said at the Grgich won the 200 free in time of :56.19 in the 100 in the 200 medley relay in half points, things weren’t the arc. The Utes haven’t been time there was potential for 2:08.77, setting a new per- back is the fifth-fastest in 4A 1:55.15, the fourth-fastest much better on the offensive tested much in the nonconfer- serious injury. sonal best, and she also won this year. McEachern won time in 3A, and Thomas, end. ence season, but Pac-12 play is The student section was the 500 free in a personal- the 200 IM in a season-best Trevor McBride, Ethan Utah was without fresh- right around the corner. littered with fans in hard best time of 5:49.42 that 2:09.20 (13th in 4A), and Smurthwaite and Seth man Donnie Tillman, its top BYU: The Cougars may have hats, safety vests and carry- places her 19th in 4A. also recorded the sixth-fastest Smurthwaite were fourth in rebounder and second leading played their best game against ing caution tape. They regu- Trebeschi was second in 100 breast time in 4A this the 400 free relay in 3:43.78 scorer, who was at the game just the second Power 5 school larly chanted “That’s not safe.” the 100 back, finishing in a year with a winning time of — second-best in 3A. wearing a boot on his left foot. they have faced this season. Krystkowiak just smirked pre- season-best time of 1:04.77 1:04.16. Howsden won the [email protected] The Cougars defended with The offense was crisp inside game when they chanted “80 energy, but the Utes missed a and out despite an off night for grand” at him — the cost of the lot of shots and finished with TJ Haws. The defense seemed cancelled game that the coach a 44.4 shooting percentage to fluster Utah much of the picked up. TOOELE for the half. They were 2 for night and nothing came easy Up next A Great Job is TRANSCRIPT 12 from behind the arc before for the Utes. Utah: Hosts Northwestern ULLETIN halftime and finished with a Heckled State on Wednesday in the final Waiting for You B 22.7 3-point percentage. The BYU student section nonconference game of the “We’re still all right,” had been waiting a year for the regular season. Rawson said. “We’re moving chance to heckle Krystkowiak BYU: Hosts Idaho State on forward into Pac-12 play, and after he cancelled the game Thursday.

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